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Spatial Service* OMIear. a a M iv n ia n o m r m u d o r a n J t e T iiM k * V M b * * t PnblW a t a r l v i For Mm Mtond conaecutive when* M m ar rnncarni ar, instruction wai provided by Tn Tha gam lnol. Conntr Board i f Adjuatmam w ill hold 1 publlr ra. Pag Haratr, Mr*. Halcsv haarlng !• rnnaldar tha pn ia lb im r " f gran tin g parmlialon ta oparala an aaphalt plant aa raquaatad by L B. Palaraon far Barnard BehandkuUmaa aad Uri. lily BncUar, *bo a n looklug forward la the Jar and D arld W o lf on tha fn llog ln g dracrlhad prnpartri V S i t K K 'i martian 11—»ae—h k . •hUdna'a claiaai which will be nr antt I’ ubllc haarlng w ill ba held In lha Honing O fflra In lha gamtnola hold May 17th .at l:4S a. m. I’ nuntr flour! Ilnuaa, Mahfnrd. Flarlda, on lia r IT, la id at T :ll P- M. . CoiapleUag the adult claaa were: or aa aooa tharaaflar aa potalblr. gamtnola Count r Board nf Adluatmrnt Kathryn RohUi. Wally Arbogaat. Br William C\ Halbarb, Vlea-Chnliman Carolyn M. KUImi, Jo Stank* rubllab Mag It, 111b lewlci, Qwva Sandora, Raba MacFarlane, Beverly Earli, Vickie u k m i a o l k m i .v r r n o t o o o r a u jm a M T .Vallaa ■( Public Hearing Duynn, Dee Peltrer, Ann Rllry, li may m nearni Rote Golditein. Kathleen Rich- To 'Twhom h a Uamlnwla I'oun l) lloanl o( Ailjullmaril will hold a public artliun, Marie Flint, Vivian Quinn, liaarlng lo •unaldrr Ilia potalblllly nf gra n tla c a aatbach. n r la n r a Ann Sierikowtkl, Juanita Savage, lo Marl loll It o f lha Honing llagulallona ha raiiuaalad hr Harry Homaa. Dasbcne Dciurhamp, Edith Ron- Ini., on tha follow ing iltarrliiod piopartyi 1,01 17, Hlo.-h 11. and 1ml II. Kaatbrook, Hubdlralun Unit Nn. Fl*a in and Eunice Eekhart. Mem- I, niiM-h I’ ulill. hearing will ha liald In lha Honing O fflra In tha Mrmlnola ri of the rlau, but absent when I'ou n l) I'our I lim n ., Maiiford, Florida, on May IT, I lia at 1:1* P. M. l r photo wag turn were Mrs. or aa apon ih tr r a flr f aa tm*alblt C AB8ULUTBLY FRESK FR EE IJm. Snu». Terry Kay ami Shirley Plan* are now being formulated BEEF 99‘ stew 29 PIG T A IL S P IG FEET I U INT1 HO AIIII OF Lyo n s f a l l s . n. y . <urnAnn Marie llurdirk aki|i|>c>l kin* do...uiicn an ahe ruul-i In- in lha HiUe fir.l gnuia rtaaa with her I. ire, Dorothy. For their grailtullon f ium high arliool Ann Md civ Vrtta nantril lalpdir Imran and IKnulhy an111tutui Ian. SIZE Lbs. DELMONTK Crffee IU JIIT N M T boClPa wl P a b llc H o arin g Smart Sister GIANT MAXWELL HOUSE — INSTANT Marnlnota I'ou n iy Hoard o f Adjnolinant li) William C. Ilalbatk, vica-rh alrm an I’ ui llrh Star II. I K " al U IM II.l: Cleanser BRISKET ZL S re. AJAX REGISTER Legal Notice S i n Ij'r , Ij -i Ackley, (Iwcn Hilt- Swifts Premium Cello BACON PRIZE Casselberry Gets blue bonnet ' SWIFTS SEMINOLE GRAND Graduation Swimming: Day At SNAS B le a t h SWIFTS PREMIUM THURSDAY A I To whom li way timrrrni. Tha hinniioia i'ou n l) Board o f Adjuttm aal w ill hold g public haaiing to uiaaldrr Ilia iniaalMtltr o f gran tin g a art back tarlam-a to Mari ion I ! o f Ilia Honing llagulallona aa raoucatad b r Darla J. It-aidi for tlanry Doiiun. innprlaior o f tha DarUl'aaila on tha follow * log da.crlbod iirm orl) I I K f l of Malt* o f I D 'S lying K of liw ) l l . l t . Bcetlon ll-J I-1 0 . Public haarlou will ha liald tn tha Xontng O ff It a In tha Mrmlnola I’ ounl) I 'out l lluuai. Hnnfurd, Florida, on May IT. U K a l M l I*. At. or aa auoo tliaraafirr aa poaalblt. haioliiola County lloanl of Adjuatmaul It) William C. Ilalba<-k, VUa.Cbaltm an t'ul.ltali Hat II. l»<" FRUIT (Willi *6.00 Orter) M RAGS — J — F B O I1 M g P E C I A H °fXod“ 2 9 r " ” TV 7 $109 P UB L I C N O T I C E I V - g w J D IN N E R S 2 ” quitting business ' N A P K I N S ^ u e e rs | “ LEMONADE n ADE GIANT 200 SIZE OR ■ 10 CkM LIMEADE LA CORONA VIENNA H O t-S H O T BU G K IL L E R 1 0 A M . F R I D A Y - ™ WMk .SA U SA G E 0 CHICKEN • TURKEY . BEET , 8HURFREfiH (POWDERED iM iu r The of furniture [will offer th.irenhre *‘" * T * ,T WILL to tha rU»UC TOR WHAT iW NGJ i EVER EpyCt0 t o ASSURE WINTER GARDEN Can* 49 Pkr.Of BIRDSEYE S TR AW B ER R IES DON’T FORGET THURSDAY iam.paaw IS CASH NIGHT aroKELV* GORDY’S C U T BEETS ^ MR aaiacnoK W l FIRM RIPE FLA. TOMATOES REALEMON ■taMteS JUICE ROUND tOe. 80PLIN PAPER TOWEU NIAGARA STARCH 12 0b. PARK AYE. AT 25fK ST. — SANFORD* 1 f �1 Governor Reinstates M rs. Walker As Assessor Sty? i>attfor& lf?rald WEATHERt Cloudr with tool«tn<t ehownre through Friday. High today. 10-85. Low tonight, 66-70. VOL. XLUC Unitad Praaa L— ad Wirw Eatabllehwd 1901 8ANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, MAY It. 1960 NO. 692 SHAPE Boss Norstad Suffers Slight Coronary PARIS (UPD-SHAPE Headquarter* announced tonight that Gen. I.auris Norstad. 33, supreme Allied commander in Europe, has suffered a "very slight coronary occlusion." The brief SHAPE announce­ ment confirmed rumor* that it was more than aa attack of "In­ digestion" that caused Norstad to be rushed to a hospital In Munich last Sunday. Until now, officials had denied he suffered s heart attack. The announcement from Nor itad’ a headquarter* outside Paris said it was expected the supreme Wednesday Khrushchev aaid ha cotnmader would be fit enough would discuss with Kisrnhnwer at to return to duty In two weeks. Pari* tha qurstlon of whether thr president should go through with his Moscow visit, Elsenhower told a group of Re­ publican congressmen today he NF.W YORK (UPI) — Slock will not cancel his plans to go to Russia In lime unless Khrushchev prices at t p. m. *1H Amenran TAT withdraws hit Invitation. S3Vi American Tobacco ......... Hie president saiif, however, C A O ........................... 31 that if Khrushchev wants to fol­ Bethlehem Steel ......... . 4H low up his highly critical remarks Chrysler ............... .......... 44W by withdrawing the invitation, it Ctirtlis-Wright 17>* will he all right with him and the Eastern Air ..................... 3 7 '« lime can b« easily utilised else­ Ford Motor .............. 3V» where. ■9H General Electric ......... . 43' i General Motors ............... 2's Graham Paige ................. 42'* Int. T A T ........................... M Lorillard ....................... 11** Minute Maid ....................... 12's Penn RR ......................... 30'« Sears Roebuck.................. 4t*s Standard Oil (N J )............ 10's Studcbaker ............ ........ U. S. Steel ....................... 7IH Westlnghouse El................. 34 further U . S. Spy Flights •Could Mean W a r, Nikita Says MOSCOW (UPI) -Premier Niki­ ta Khrushchev laid in a aUtamrnt passed today by censor* that further Amarlcaa racoonaiaaanca flight* over Russia night lead to an atomic war. Ha aaid a jh a pilot of a apy plana downed by W*U1 uaaia would be triad aa a apy. Newiman aikcd him at an im­ promptu praas confor r net Wedneiday what would happen to Francis G. Powera, 30, ol Albany, fit., pilot of a Ul reconnaUaanca Jet ■hot down May 1 near Svardlovak, 1.100 mUca inaldt Buaila. "We ahall try him, try him se­ verely aa a apy," Khrushchev aaid. "You uadarstand that If aucta aggreaaive action* continue this might lead to war," ha aaid. Hr raid further aggreaiion againit the Soviet Union will be mat "with atom bomba in the drat ftw min­ ute* " Such apy flight* are "highly dangerous" event*, ha aaid. There «a* no official explanation of thr delay in releasing Khrushchev's statement*. Many of tha quotes held up war* directed against Secratary af Mata Christian A. Harter and hia announcemeat that racoonalaaneo flights would con­ tinue. Khruahebav said aucli state- manta were "tha kind that would b* made only by a rmmt[y in a state of war with another coun­ try." Herter aaid American apy flights over Russia were necessary In the interest of preventing a surprise attack and Indicated they would be nmllmird in the future. Khrush­ chev called this "audacious and bra sen." "Herter * statement waa a threat I* peace," Khruihchav aaid. "If there are any more such aggres­ sions wa ahall strike at tha ag­ gressor. "If they Mart a war see will hit them with atom bombs in tha first few minulei." Khrushchev said hr did not con­ sider the intrusion by Powers' jet an actual act of war but "just a probing action." "They tried to probe and they were rebuffed," ha said. "We are unt Guatemala. We hair tranquiliieri for such bandits." About the Kail-West summit meeting scheduled to open in Paris on Monday. Khrushchav said: "I like Paris and 1 am going. U the others are not. I'll be there." In remarks pasted fag •School Board News Briefs Singer Near Death Buys Equipment For New School NEW YOBK (UPI) - Ucreila Bori, 71, ooe of tha world'* great opera divas, waa still la a coma resulting from a brain hemorrhage and believed close to death today. Roosevelt Hospital, where aha waa ® The County School Board gave taken after aha went into coma Rs approval on buying $20,$$4.93 worth of equipment for the new May I, aaid she waa in poor rundilion. leminole High School tedgy. The board recommmdad bids for 360 auditorium chair*, 14 ta­ Integration Plan ble*, Z2l tubular itael chain, 717 NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Feder­ chair desks, 33 (eschars desks, al Judge J. Skelly Wright warned 73 cafeteria tables, SM folding tha Orleans Parish School Board chairs, six chair trucks and four Wednesday that U II doesn't pro­ tabic Irucki. duce an Integration plan by Mon­ The board recommended that day, ha will write one hUnialf. O the Yirco Company-gat the bids on (W tubular chairs far s|3-1| a?w tssr. each; the ebatr desks for $10.99 Bautl tint tha 'deadline hr tie each and tha teachers desks for iayed so tha board could .ippeel, $13.30 each. Acceptance of the Virco tub­ Aiding Growth ular chair bid on that type fur­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The niture wa* the economical thing to do, Administrative Assistant electronics and missile Industries accounted for more than a fourth Waller Teague said. Southern Desk bide were rec- o( Florida’* industrial growth in ommended for the auditorium 193$, the State Development Coat O chairs at $10.30 aach and tha mission aaid Wednesday. Florida tablaa at $30.M each. Newton gained 711 new induatrlal plants Equipment Cn. got the bids an tail year. The commission aaid aafeteria tables for $23.10 each 33 couatiea got at least one or and table trurka for $30.13 And more new plant* with g$ or mbre employe* each. Six aouMiee got •hair tracks for $33At each. Universal Seating bids seen one email plant, nine ether* pat Ncommended far teacher decks top,ar three. ■t $43.30 each and folding chain at IS.II each. The board still has Castro-Trujillo Pact? to dreide which typing tablaa and MIAMI (UPI) - Jorge Zayas, woodan tablaa to buy. exiled editor and publisher af tha Havana newspaper Avance, aaid * Police Hunt Killer Wadneaday be belieVea Cuban BOSTON (UPI) - Detective* Premier Fidel Castro and Domini­ labored with only alim clue* to­ can dictator Rafael Trujillo are day in a search for a gunman supporting each other in a non who killed a 17-year-old white aggraaion pact. "Trujillo recently girl in her apartment and eritl- recognised the Communist Party,1 sally wounded her mala caller. •aid Zajaa, Just returned from a Pollen aaid they believed tha two-month, aeveo-country South death af Madeline Cramer waa American tour, "and Castro ii caused by bullet wounui. Tha girl keeping a tight rein on Dominican •xilaa in Cuba." A wai also choked, they said. 1 p. m. Stocks Palm Beach Pilot Killed In Cuba E ta & z & m Bryant Promises Fair State Reapportionment ■p United Praaa latonatleMl Gubernatorial aandldato Farris Bryant today promised fair ap­ portionment of new congreislenal district* to Florida if elected— and declared he had shown the leadership to make hia promise •tick. Both Bryant and hit runoff op­ ponent, Doyle Carlton Jr., cam­ paigned in the populous Jackson­ ville area today where they are A to meet face-to-face later before the WJXT television cameras. Bryant told a news conference that tha 1M0 census is expected to give Florida four 'or five m w congressmen, lie aaid the creation af new congressional district* will be up to the stale Legislature. "Hero w* have a reapportionmrnt Issue af the first im­ portance," be aaid. "And unless we elect a governor who has demonstrated his capacity to ™ achieve reapportionment— aa 1 ’ have dona—wa'ro llkaly to have four or five congressmen running at targe." Bryant Doted that Dade (Miami) County Is on* of the largest con­ gressional district* in the nation with a population af nearly one- average la about one congressman to aach district af 173,300 papulation. Aa governor ha aaid ha would sea that Dade and other Florida areal gat fair representation. Tha Bryant-Carlton television meeting tonight will ba their firat appearance together since a stormy session over a Miami Ma­ tte* Sunday eight. In campaigning Wednesday, Carlton said Bryant had eboaea "tha lawless course of hollow dafiance" by pledging to .close pub­ lic schools to prevent violence. Bryant accused Carlton of "trying In win on the basis of a general smear campaign.” ll a school xenonsCarlton aaid Bryant's closing statement am HHb £ i§*1? "tailing the mobs that hava to do la formi ana our schools will ba closed." Ctrl ton said be favored segre­ gation but wanted to keep (be schools opeo. Bryant called attawlioo to tha first primary votiag In 1$ Duval County precincts with a total-of LIAM Negroes and 9$ white*. He tali Carlton got seven time* tha number of votes that ha did— M ft to *$P—with 3,iao v. " - — « RAY LUNDqUIfiT got tho bent nil-round athlete and outstanding football player trophies and shared a third, moat valuable basketball player, an the Seminola Booatara Club award* vara prenented Wednesday night. Coach Jim Pigott in shown with Lunriquiet and Terry Christensen, who received two trophiti. Jim Gracay alao won three honors. The story is on tha aport* (Hprald Photo) _ ft County Losing Teachers Teacher* arc going into Orange and Volusia county rather than Seminola schools because these other touotfes pay teachara more money, School Supt. B. T. Milwe* reported today. Mllwaa who has previously men­ tioned Seminole's low standing on tha teacher pay level, cited tha low coet ai county, aehool operation last year, and aaid that schools could operate still more cheaply. But the superintendent said ha would feet sorry for Semlnoit school children if this came to pass. Forty-live to M youngsters could be placed under one teacher, but the result* would show when achievement testa were given, ha said. Seminola County will employ 123 new taaebara next term and will have about 4M teachers lor 12.UK) students. That will ba one teacher for every 33 students. At tha invitation of Orange and Volusia counties, the school board adopted a'resolution asking that the LOU session of tho legislature "be asked for a specific appro­ priation to finance a state-wide program of educational televi­ sion.” and that "efforts be con­ tinued to activate the one VHF channel available at Uila lime." The resolution said that tha board "baliavaa that all who are inter•Med In improving the process of education should tend thrir ac­ tive support to developing the full potentialities af educational tele vision." An educational TV station Is available in thii area and the Ford Foundation has allowed $10, 000 for a study of It, Milne* said. Earlier In tha meeting, Ad mini strative assistant Walter Teague said educational TV is bound to coma within tha next few years. Four Boys Try Illegal Means To Get Monkey Four boys who wanted ■ monkey tried illegal means to get one from thr Sanford Zoo Wednesday. The boy* put • board over the wall at the monkey island, put tome bananas and peanut butter on the plank and tried to get * monkey to rome out, Hanford police reported. Zoo Attendant Jimmy Bedenbaugh wet uneble to tell If any monkey* were missing after the escapade. Court Clomps Down Miami Hotels ? BEACH,(UPD-An atpredicted court - ordered g af at least a dozen Mli M Baarh resort hotels following tho* fleeing af the four mutton dollar Luearns Wednesday. Federal Judge Emeu Choate ordered th* feur. year-old Lucerne closed and the.guest* out by Sun­ day after a court-appointed trus­ tee told him tha hotel waa losing $300 to $4M a day and that only 90 af its 17$ roams war* occupied. At Usat tour ether big botelalh* Del monte*, If f to. Cadil­ lac, and flixoay—era undergoing toroarganuito eorporato rearganii* lion under Navy Studies Way To Stop Crashes A 1600 CHECK wan prenented to the Forrest Park School far handicapped children today by Phil Logon, right, president or the Seminole County Crippled Children's Atutn. Accepting the check te Cooper Ifnthewa, director of the Orlando school, Met hewn reported that there ere Couatgr ehlldm at ' .4 E m *.VlrJr*', ------------------ HAVANA, Cuba (UPI) - An American pilot tentatively identi­ fied aa Matthew Edward Duka, 42, of Palm Beach, today was report ed killed by Cuban police when ba landed a light plaha on tba outskirts o f Havana In i n attempt to pick up tw o man and a w o m a n . Tha report of Duke’s unaueceaa ful aitempi to pluck tha three persons out of Cuba wai carried by local radio station*. They said he landed In tha Havana ouliklrla early this morn ing in a small Aparhe plana with tha marking "N4383." The aircraft waa tba third American-piloted plana destroyed in Cuba on bomb or pickup mis­ sions to tha part three months. First reports said Duka’a plana was sighted In thn nir by pollen patrol can along tha .highway be­ tween Birag|p and Martol, Just wait of Havana, and waa pursued. When It landed near the town of Jalmanitai to pick up tha three persons, the reports said police from tha patrol cars opened firs and tha pilot was killed. Tba throe prospective passen gers, described as "fugitive* from revolutionary Jurtlca," apparently were uninjured. Duke's address, apparently nb lained from papera on hia body, was given as 43 Ocean Boulevard, 13-30 North Palm Beach. Hia body waa taken to the Casa da Socorro hospital In JaimantiS*. Tha Incident was expected by diplomatic observers to furihrr weaken Cuban-American relations £v MIAMI (UPI) - Studies made by the Navy at Key Weal are expected to correct flew* In Jet plane design which have led to a high death rate la crashes of Jets Into water, ■ Navy scientists said Wednesday. L. A. Fuchs of the Navy'e Johnsville, Pa., Air Drvelupmrnl Cen­ ter, addressing the Aerospace Medical Convention here, said Jel designers erred when they assu­ med Jet* would sink la water ae faster than oonvanttonel aircraft. The heavier Jrte sink at aevaa to 10 feet per second, Fucbg said, much swifter UtoO Um eight-tooth* •t • 9*4 Ouster Revoked Effective Today Mr*. Mary Karle Walker waa reinatated aa Seminole County tax assessor today by Gov. IwRoy Collina and ah* waa aent a telegram to report to work immediately. An executive order by the governor revoked the auapenaion of Mrs. Walker after he studied the primary ••lection results in which she won an easy victory over Richard McCanna, who had filled the office on an ap­ pointment by Collins, McCanna resigned Inst Friday and asked that Mrs. Walker be returned to tha job. The governor naid he lifted tho auapenaion because "she has been reported ms promising openly and publicly to basically accept the reassessment o f property for Seminole County and henceforth that a competent and fair tax roll will tie prepared amt submitted by her in accordance with requirements o f law." The fact that the people voted her a large majority over McCanna in the primary wan thn key factor in her return to the office, it was pointed out. Collina said while studying the cuse that he has "a great respect for the voice of the people." The governor's assistant reported that Collina wired Mrs. Walker to return to duty today. She waa reportedly away from her Oviedo home and could not be reached for comment. The revocation of the suspension last fall means that Mrs. Walker will tie entitled to hack pity for tha time she has been nut of the office since Sept, 28, 1959. At the same time the governor wired Mrs. Walker o f her reinstatement, he Answered a telegram sent to him the day after the primary by J. Hrailey Odhnm sug­ gesting that she be put hack in office and asking for public comment on a charge attributed to Mrs. Walker's attorney thnt "one man was responsible for her suspen­ sion and thnt was Mr. Odhnm." Collins wired Odhnm confirming thnt her attorney had mnde thnt statement nnd said: "1 told him ttmt it was not so and thnt I had not discussed this problem with you before thn action was taken." "1 took the action," Collins snid, "because the facta and circumstances left me no alternative. 1 am hopeful that the end result will he bcncficinl to the peopln o f Seminole County." ^ ^ ^ The County Commission met thla afternoon to ap­ prove the bond o f Arthur Beckwith Jr., who was ap­ pointed Wednesday by Gov. Collina na clerk o f the Cir­ cuit Court. He succeeds David Gntchel whom he defeated lit thn May 3 Democratic firat primary. Gntchel nubmltted hia resignation effective Sunday night. Kennedy Is Convinced O f Demo Nomination But strategists in the camps o( rival Democratic aspirant! con­ tended Kennedy could be iloppcd despite his smashing victory la the West Virginia primary which blunted the religious Issue and knocked San. Hubert H. Hum­ phrey (Minn.) out of the race. Some Jubilant Kennedy support­ ers across tha country forecast ho would capture the nomination oa tha first ballot. But the 42-yearold senator shied away from any The new Lyman School gym will such prediction at a news confer­ be built oe presort school prop­ ence Wednesday. erly wltlmut th* County School Kennedy, a Catholic, said his Board buying an $11,000 orange victory in overwhelmingly Protes­ grove for ■ football field expan­ tant West Virginia convinced him he would win the nomination and sion. Tha board agreed to this today "dlminiihrd substantially, if not after previous discussion* of eliminate" the religious issue whether to buy the orange grove from the race. and use it for ■ football field He also belittled charges that expansion to replace the field tile his Writ Virginia showing wag that will be occupied by tha new the result of U 'i h ca upalrn gym. Rids on construction of the spending mi Ids behalf by hie gym will be token within a wealthy fuml’v and supporters. month. The building will be In Kennedy's Wr t Virginia tri­ the southwest section of the school umph caused Kcpublicnr.* and property. one Denec.a'. - ri al Sen. Wayne Supl. R. T. Mil wee ssld that Morse (Ore.), tu aim up thrir fire with remodeling or the existing at the Mostat um us tawmater. Paul Campbell building at Ly- j Many Dr locratlc leaders saw man into a two room science Keu.it y*. West Virg il a victory building, construction of the gym, ■ s a b j boost to hit unddary. and some re muddling u( the old In a j j ‘,rtt statement. New Yuik Lyman school, the plant should tu­ shie to accommodate 1,230 chil­ state Lmucrallr Chairman Mirhacl It, Pcndergail-and Cauiyina dren next fall. G. DrSa.i .i, the s.ale's national committee an, aa 1 Kennedy had "proved llmscti tu b? a very strong and very able contender for Hie l)emu..itlc presidential nomination." Michigan Guv. G. Uenncn Wil­ liams raid Kennedy's win made him "lhc front runner among By United Praaa International those potential candidates wh* Tom Adam* said Wednesday lie can attract support of the liber­ would support establishment of als in the Democratic Parly." two more stale universities end Aides of Richard M. Nixon, Jess Yarborough recused Adams only candidate for the GOP nom­ of spending more money than he ination, ere reviewing the vie* admitted in their first primary president's campaign plana to rare for secretary of state. gear them to his conviction that Alia Wednesday, Stuart City Kennedy will be hia probable op­ Manager Joe Crowder announced ponent. he was supporting Adams in the runoff rac*. Adams, campaigning at West Palm Beech, said he was whole­ Vegetable Trading heartedly in support of the expe, ri mentel uaivcriity at Boca Re Ion Session Tonight for which the Slate Cabinet ad­ The County 4 H Judging teem will vanced planning money Tuesday. sponsor e vegetable " trading" He added there te a "great end session at 7:39: $. to. M a p 9* growing awed for o four-year uni­ the Home Dcmawatnilt o a Cantor versity to Northwest Florida." oa totti it.;, Count* AfNft C m Yarborough ntd Adams spent Thicker reported. "much more then the $12,004 be Judging toaae Ire* Vetuxia, admitted to epaadiag a4 toe and range end U h l CtotolM W la A lto* M B M WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. John F. Kennedy (Mess.) was confident today that he would win the Democratic, presidential nom­ ination and political leaden in both pertto* agreed that his band­ wagon waa rolling In high gear. Board Won't Buy Grove For Field Adam Cites Need Of More Colleges ' �Nice ^ Assortment ■r « u e. m i v ju a s c T o s r c n i l o c a t e d on H i g h w a y 1 7 - 9 2 — in t h e h e a r t o f C a s s e l b e r r y h a l f w a y b e t w e e n Sanford and O r l a n d o B R IN G S Y O U T H I S G R E A T M O N E Y S A V I N G $40,000.00 TABLE LAMPS Rep. Price $8.95 SALE J PRICE Hospital Notes QUITTING BUSINESS Assorted Decorative Re*. Price $1.89 SALE PRICE Y LIQUIDATION A ^ f( X # 5 Piece ^ DIN ETTE SETS Formica top • 4 plastic m o H chain R e*. Price $5945 ™ * l7 « Validitr «f the peer* control it is necessary that we LIQUIDATE our ENTIRE FUR­ NITURE STOCK at this location. DRASTICALLY LOW sale prices hare been effected on every single item to ASSURE QUICK­ EST POSSIBLE DISPOSAL. Sale merchandise consists o f present stock ONLY. OUR STORE HAS BEEN SET UP ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED, CASH and FINAL BASIS ! I W e so*gest early arrival for best selec- DANISH STYLE CHAIRS 3 R ep. Price *$14.95 ea. PC. COFFEE & END TABLE SET SALE L PRICE $Q00 7 Reg. Price $19.95 r .ic i » 1 4 M ^ SALE STARTS PROMPTLY N ICE ASSORTMENT Reg. Price $2.98 SA LE P R IC E Narrav A m SO FA BED and C H A I R SETS R es. Price $129.95 SALK $Q Qt0< Q T i Of . price A — Floor Samples — SO FA BED SETS Reg. Price $109.95 BEDROOM SUITE P R IC E $7 3 C Bee. Price SUMS » Homo LOCATED ____ of Throe IN THE HEART Room OF Groupings CASSELBERRY Halfway between Sanford* Orlando on Highway 17*02 i �SIit •ittfarb Thurn. May 12. 1060—Pap* 8 VrrtlK Miss Lax, Dr. Garner Wed In Savannah and > corsage of pink carnations. Follow in* the ceremony a recep­ tion was held at the home of the bride'* parent*. Arrangement* of yellow carnation*, rose* and Ivy were used throughout the house. The bride's table was overlaid with a lace cloth and centered with a three tiered wedding cake, surrounded by pale yellow carna­ tion* and ivy. Branched candelab­ ra and Miter appointments com­ pleted the decorations. For her going away outfit Mr*. Garner wore an imported cotton dress with floral design, white accessories and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. Aftrr a wedding to the Bahama Islands, the couple wiQ make their home at 10 Clarke Terrace Apartments, in Savannah, while Dr. Carrier is serving hla intern­ ship at Chatham County Hospital. Elks Club Officers MISS JEANNE SOUTHWARD, left, jriie.H of honor nt n ten at the South­ ward home in being nerved by Mrs. Ernest Southward. Other hostesses ate Mra. A. C. Doudncy and Mrs. Hill Southward. (Herald I’ hoto) Guest Speakers Tea Honors Miss Southward .Mr*. Ernest Southward, Mrs. Bill Southward and Mrs. Alfred Doudncy were joint hostesses at a graduation tea, honoring Miss R Jeanne Southward, sister of Mrs. Doudncy and sister-in-law of the olhrr two hostesses, at the Elliott Ave. home of Ihe Ernest South­ ward in Mayfair. The Misses Rosemary South­ ward, Niki Ashby, Sandra Kader and Ethel Lee Riser assisted the hostesses. A white linen cloth with stream­ ers of red satin ribbon and a floral arrangement of red roses and white carnations in a silver container carried out the class col­ or*. Red tapers in silver eandelahra amt silver appointments graced the table where miniature dolls In caps and gowns, complete with diplomas, decorated the center ar­ rangement. Red and white rosea A t Does Meeting centered Ihe ice float in the punch bout. Dainty sandwiches, lea cakes, nuts and mints were served during the afternoon. Guests included the honoree's mother. Mr*. Ira Southward, and the girls from .the senior class of Seminole High School. • Mrs. Howell Named James Hoolehsn, newly elected exalted ruler of Sanford Elks Lodge and Ralph Cowan, chair­ man of Ihe house committee each made a short talk to the Sanford Drove 160 at their regular meet­ ing of the Docs held Monday etrning. Besides Mr*. Robert Caruthers who presided over the meeting, the following were present: Mr*. Marshall Langston. Mrs. John Donahue, Mrs, George DiMatUn, Mrs. Edward Trait. Mrs. Prcd Roetlger, Mr*. Garfield Walker, Mr*. H. C. Dlshrnw. Mis. A. Penn Rahn, Mrs. Harold Kastner, Mrs. Dick Mapes, Mrs. William Harden, Mrs. Bernard Wolford. Mr*. Robert Rillhimer. Mrs. Lynn Lyon*. Miss Nancy Foster. Mr*. Merrill Foster, Mr*. Robert Caruthers, Mrs. John MeCloskey and Mrs. Wesley Barber. President O f Chuluota Club BY BETTE GOLDMAN Members of the Chuluota Wom­ an's Club came out in full force to participate in their annual election of officers. Mrs. Wendell Howell was elected to be the CWC president for the coming year. Mra. Robert Boyle wai alerted corresponding secretary. The member* also elected Mr*. Robert Jones Sr., vice president, Mrs. Med* Smith recording' sec­ retary, Mrs. Tliurman Coberly treasurer and Mr*. Wendell Johneon, club historian. Installation of the newly elect­ ed officeri will be held in June. The report of the nominating com­ mittee was given by Mrs. Donald Corlon Sr., chairman. Member* of her committee were Mr*. Jones, Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Charles Fox and Mrs. Joe Armstrong. Following the business meeting the members and three guests Mrs. Hal Barton, Mra. St. Clair and Mrs. Price of Sanford, ad­ journed to the screened porch of the Community Club House where the program committee served an outdoor type wiener roast. A large grill full of delicious charcoal broiled hot dogs, rolls and all the trimmings, was con­ veniently arranged on the picnic table. To complete the atmos­ phere there were marshmallow* to roast ovar the coals. Serving on the program commit­ tee for thia meeting were Chair­ man Mra. Edward Murphy, Mra. R. P. Jonei and Mra. Fox. < £ o jco ( FRIDAY MRS. RONALD SMITH GARNER Miss Asencio Feted At Buffet Dinner Mr*. It K. True, Lake Mary, entertained at her home recently with a buffet dinner honoring Judy Ascncio, a member of the gradu­ ating class at Scinmolc High School. The rlasi colors of red and while were used in the flower arrange­ ments placed throughout the parly rooms. The guests served their plates from a bountifully laden table and were then seated at small tables in llie Florida room. The hostess presented Judy with a small gift as a memento of the occasion. Assisting Ihe hostess in serving were: Mr*. G. J. Asencio, Judy's mother, Mrs. H. M. Ball, Mr*. J. W. It*sham, and Mrs. J, A. Shipman. Invited guests Included the honoree, Miss Asencio, Dotie Me- VAIM1 Enlisted Men's Wives Club will hold the regular monthly meeting at 1:30 p. m. at lha EM Club. Garden Circle* The lllbisrui Circle of the Gar­ den Club will meet at the home Froien concrntrated fruit Julre, of Mr*. Joe Fahey on Lake Emma at 11 a. m. for the buiincu session defrosted to (he mushy stage, and a covered dish luncheon at nukes a tart, tasty topping for Ire rrrain. noon. Jacaranda Circle member* will meet at the home of Mr*. W. B. Brinson, 1401 Park Ave. at it p. in. and go In a group lo Apopka. Mr*. J. L. Andrews wilt be liutleis to Ihe group In Apopka and a covered dish supper will be served at 7 p. m, fallowed by a social hour. Husbands and families of the tnembera are invited lo attend. Members of the Mimosa Circle MR. AND MRS. RONALD C. HORN will meet at 10 a. m. at the home of Mra. Howard Hire in DeUary for the business session followed by a covered dish Junction at noon. Rose Circle members will meet at the home of Mra. Henry A. Simpson in Geneva at 10 a. m. for business and program on con­ Mr, and Mra. C, C. Brooks, 3311 Background music was present­ vention report. Covered dish lunch­ Circle your wrist Orlando Dr., announce the recent ed, during the afternoon, by Miss eon will be served at noon. Mra. 1 with Glamour marriage of their daughter, Pa­ Cathy Carlton on tba Lowery or­ N. S. Gray will be ro-hoslrss. mela Sue, to Ronald C. Horn, aon of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Horn of gan. The couple now reside at iss Carbln monoxide poisoning takes Plnecreat Drive in Sanford, The Columbus, Ohio and Sanford. the lives of some 300 persons an­ The couple was honored at a groom is emplojed by the Me- nually, according lo the National H m tU o in . VjruVL tea given at the home of the bride, Crory Company, Safely Council. last week. Guests called between OftACKLKT W ATCH the hour* of 3 and 5 p m . The t 'bract1:1 fitIinf, home was beautifully decorated u*m#t£Nd 0jit»* «e:uia:r. If ftAfiv liMnrt tilifPiothroughout with pink and white #M ma W it gladioli. Mia Paula Brooks, sister of the honoree, kept the guest book and Mrs, Robert Conville and Mrs. John K. White, assisted at the tea table. Wive* Entertained At Dessert Bridge Church ^ Calendar {p & A A D W th Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wine left for Atlanta, Ga. to attend the funeral of Mrs, Wine’s mother, Mrs. J. W. Willis of Astull, Ga. snap out for easy washing. FRINGED FOR FUN ^ This fun-to-we»r outfit feature* a sleeveless scoop neck ersip top of bright red bandana print edged In white fring* Wear It over blue lOO'.'k chsmbray denim Jamalcae with whimsical bobby horse applique in matching bandana print. Red and blue only, 6-15, Matched LU G G A G E f Mr*. P, S. Goldman enttrtained recently, with a dessert bridge at her home on Pinecrest Dr. Guests were the officers wives of VAH-7, Mrs. H. J. Hill won high seore for U>* evening. Olhers attending FONDA GAYLE were Mr*. L. R. Boucher, Mr*. W. M. Hardman, Mra. W. Robinion, Mr*. W. J. Wormcll, Mr*. Birthday Party H. H. Harrison, Mrs. A. S. PoulUr. Mrs. F. H. Galloway and guest, Mr*. W. B. Cretslnger. • Fete* Osteen Girl Guests of Ihe hostess were Mra. Fonda Gayle Vincent celebrated Retta Gon and Mrs. Ann Reyn. ker eleventh birthday recently at ■ party given by her mother, Mrs. Curt Vincent, at. their home in Oateen. A group of her school friends gathered for an afternoon of game* and refreahmenta. Among her many gifta was a baby rabbit THURSDAY given to her by Dcnnia Ringer of At Sanford. Pinecrest Bsptist Church Visita­ Patty Vincent and Mra. Batty tion at T p. m. Burritt, sisters of the honoree, as­ Red Cross First Aid elase be­ sisted their mother with the an- gins at T p. m. Deacons meeting Urtainlng and serving. begins at 7:45 p. m. in the First Guests attending were JaneiU PresbyUrian Church. FRIDAY Hosack, Shirley Sutton, L y n n Plnecreat Baptist Church Young Jonei, Anita Kay Vincent RuiaelJ Burrett. Curtis Vincent, Paul All- Married) clast meets at 7:30 p, a . man, Wily Clutter, Steven Biggs, In the church. Craig CollwcU and Donnie ShivRevival continues at the First Bapust Church at • p. a . Alexander, Marty Stamper, Ron­ nie Stoffer, Kay Ivey, Marilyn McDaniel, J r i m Southward, Frances Strickland, Sandy Shill­ ing. Dee Hargreave, Jane Oibnme, Linda Roasman, Sally Williams, Faye Garnrr, Colleen McFarlin, Carolce Oilrrholm, Barbara Brad­ ley, Dian Aiken. Diana Haynes, Shcrlcne Shepard, Linda Barker and Jerry Luke. $24.95 2-SUITER $24.95 SHIRT-CASE $17.95 ZIP-GRIP $8.95 3-SUITER G A L G R A D GIFTS For college donna, Ilfs anywhere, ihs’Jl love •ur steep-lounge wear. 10% Less For Two Pieces Ineet quality TOLEX plantie over a ntatl frame. Waterproof, waahable. touch and good for yearn of travel, A treaaured lift for him. %Sucnupa\i S U IT -B A G S *6 95- * 9 95 (jSufota Atrursry snd fitsUge. Qun. JZo&Lon / MEN'S WEAR Ship’ll S h ore* handing p ita * . . ao relaxed la Meal An « JEWELRY STORE 303 E, 1st PA l - lllt • Accredited Charge Account* Welcomed! all-cotton that taksa little V Mgp ironing. la tefnshtaf 4 N g d a i liaaa U to tM ,jfV . ■ -V■ -V# .•*#V �I WASHINGTON T r y My Rocker, Grandpa !’ WASHINGTON - Hut fW it ■settle ef the Senste, Paul H. Dougin (D. HI.), was so latest on proving a point la economics that he viols ted his own cods of sthics. .. . , ' For years, tho big whit*-haired raw-boned senator has heen rang­ ing far and wide In denouncing the practice of giving and receiv­ ing gifts among government of­ ficials. So Interns la he about this prac­ tice that ha set down a law for himself to follow. Never, be an­ nounced, would bo aeeept payola beyond the value of 13.30 (two dollsrs and fifty cents). Bat then the other day, wrap­ ped up In fierce amotion horn of a personal attack on him, ha (or- Thnt'i w hen the Boot ten ere prorlog one of Sanford’s Important croup*—atm * nine character and leadership amone the young while stUl doing a good job o f en* couraging support o f the school's athletic program. Four special awards from tha athletes to others who have helped them nttc*tad to the fact that they are doing some of (neae things well. We congratulate all those who received the well deserved awards and w* congratu­ late the, Seminole Boosters Club for its un­ selfish and Important efforts to be of ser­ vice to the community. } WASHINGTON. D. C. - You ■wouldn’t want to bo laughed at - would you? • • for believing weird tale of Communist-inCuba? Graham Oreen's book and mavis, "Our Man in Havana," la suite s spoof an people who are iHUibie enough to suppose that itbe Beds would do things like :bunding mlssUe-pad* and train<lag a Chinese military force with in a* abort a distance ef the everiaermal frivolities of Florida. Sarasly Americans at ISM, os the eve :af Me summit meeting, aren’t •fefag te believe each fantastic r o r a * set answer that one itee quickly. A witness before tha IBosete Internal Security Subcom­ mittee has told ef aa aircraftImiaMla runway Is Cuba. It la >aald to be 11 miles long and itwice the length of a football paid M Width. The same witness j oe seated bow Rad Chinese agents Ibis murdering Orientals in Ha*vcaa. Red CBIaa la said to Mb- LYUC e WILSON r WASHINGTON (U P I)-A good mad ta g thee friend of mine will 'sentribal i to this column. Hla .tame la AH M. Undo* o f Kan} Pa* titeaa who case In late. Ail ,K. Loads* woo the Republican <Msttooo fee president of the Watted States feat 34 years age. • Par these whe ora not quick Nrlth arithmetic, tha year waf I03«. : That area the year PDR’a Nsw Dost woo been, tbo Ug Rooeevtlt year. Tbs Pamssrotta those song to toss waa "Happy Days A n Mara Again,* and ao it seemed. •Tbo voters gauged up pa All M. I prarilautial oampalgtu Is center waa John D. U wasn't fair. Parley diluting other Orientals with forged pipers who will serve as guerrillas for the Communist Re­ volution o f . tha Western Hemi­ sphere. These stories were (old under oath by a very prejudiced witness who might, however, he telling tha truth. He ia Col. Manuel An­ tonia Ugaldo Carfllo. a former Cuban chief of military (niellifence under tbo pre-Castro gov­ ernment. Having heard the testi­ mony, and studied it in trans­ cript, I obtained theto conflicting Judgments from two highly reiDietible lourcei. Sen. Tom Dodd (D. Conn.), sub­ committee chairman:. "Tho wit­ nesses and their stories era cre­ dible.". A State Department official on Latin • American affairs: "We don't put any credence in any of them.” There’s more here, I -think, than merely paying your mooey • • and taking your choice. For many years now (certainly over aiked Alt London the other day what he thought about tha presi­ dential primary system which new is bring pnt to its usual testa. "1 have always believed," Lon­ don replied, "In the primary sys­ tem. Of course, the advent ef radio and TV and the Increasing coat of newspaper advertising cle­ at# a problem in the amount ef money required. But I have never yet known money to win n pri­ mary or an election. The average voter will have more to say in the primary than under any other system yst devised far party nominations." I asked London if he thought Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller was entirely out of the 1900 Republican and vice presidential scene. "I believe ho la entirely out ef the presidential picture," London replied. “Fred A. Seaton (secre­ tary of interior), on hla aacord na n slate senator (Nebraska) U, S. senator, executive assistant to the Preelfont and secretary of inter­ ior, is amply qualified not only for vice president but, in the event of tragedy to be President. O A ILY C R O SSW O R D in iv .’ .a t-iii'J if.|i ■ i ■'iin ii 'I . .* - .1* ' 'm l * ii I ■ -4t > i '. j llliw il Hu ' : iv."-a [-m.j ' 1 :n -,n ;rv,n-< >;» i.-i . ■is ii j v «- ;u -j.' .. it i by Ed Kobrin line* the Alger Hisa affair) con­ gressional committees and the State Department have been on opposite aides of tbo Communistsnader-tba-bed controversy. The changing faces on Capitol Hill, at tha White House and in Foggy Bottom hav* not altered tho basic conflict. Republicans In tha Wth sad Had Congresses * • Richard Nixon and Joe McCarthy - - were Just aa hot after Communist! as Democrats Tom Dodd and Fran­ cis Walter are today. Both tha Truman and Eisenhower admin­ istrations have treated commuoism sear born# wilb much tha same unconcern. Only n few weeks ago Secretary Harter told his press conference that, while there are Communists la the Cuban government. Cube itself is not n Community country. It's a pretty fine distinction., While Harter didn’t name names, Col. Csrilio did. Ho identified these persons as follows: Cuban Minister of State Raut Bos: "Ho Is a founder of the Communist party in Cuba." Chief of Esecutivo Committee CASE E-459: Paul W., aged 37. of Cuban Institute of Agrarian Beform Antonio Nunes Jimenes: la a war veteran who lost an "On# of the very clear brains arm and a leg in battle. la Cuban Communism." "Dr. Crane," his devoted wife Seaorlte Pastorla Nunes, bead began, "Paul often gets blue. Ho of the Cuban national lottery: "A feeia sorry for himself at timee, militant Communist since the as would bo natural. fonndlng of the party in Cubs." "And I think ha neodi some Minister of Education Arman­ hobby that would divert his atten­ do Hart: "Leader of the Com­ tion. munist youth in Cuba.” "So what would you suggestT* These art only examples from "Your age," raid Emerson, "Is a long liat State Department of­ ficials will nod agreement on all, determined by where you dwell In or moet, of tbo apaclfleally-namad your thinking. If you look con­ Communists in Cuba. But tbo stantly upon the p*pt, you an old. "But if you keep thinking forsame officials treat the stories ef missile-pads and murderous in- ward into tbo tomorrows, then you trigue as quite fantastic. In feet, ate young." That is a truism of modern psy­ the State Department tried to dissuade Dodd from hearing this chology, and doubly valuable for sort of testimoay la public. Tho yon folks who grow blue or worry attitude ccemi to ha that Reds, about your "innards." although admittedly la power ia Millions of such patterns hound Cuba, don't do such thugs that us doctors for treatment, Just be­ dose to Miami. So let’s not be­ cause they have too much unused lters A word of it- Let's not be laughed fet for our gullibility. inBomemfor, people with high IQ But this attamfo could bo o era more likely to become the danger to us. h la * way of no* neurotica nod "worry warts," for derrating a proven enemy. Tho their routine dally tasks don't con­ classic Mfiaition of the price of sume all their available mental liberty hasn't changed a bit. It ability. ia still • • atonal vigilance. So they use the surplus to fret about cancer or gall bladder or other medical problems. What they need as an ideal med­ ical and spiritual tonic, ia to turn their mention outward in the form of wholesome hobbles. The "Compliment Club” is an ideal tonle for such people. It de­ mands that you quit focussing on yourself and start ferreting out vir­ tue! in your companions. Then pay thorn honest bits of praise on those obvious merits. Prize contesting is another sup­ erb bobby that helps weld husband and wife together in a stimulating, zestful task. Newspapers a n d magazines, business firms and manufacturers a n constantly offering prizes for clever slogan or last lines of rimes (limericks) or 33-word letters. Those contests cause you to do enough creative thinking to keep tha rust out of your brain cells t You often will consult tha dlcttes- dreds ef priio contests the first year we were married and enjoy­ ed them immensely. I’d try to prises end ended that year with two first prises of 91,000 apiece in national contests. la encourage invalids and re­ tired oldsters to davalop the prize contesting hobby. It la excelled marriage insur­ ance for newlyweds, too, and you alwan havo n chance at a prize, which adds extra seat. Paul aoon got caught ap la tbo contest epidemic and before six weeks were over, be and Us wife war* working till midnight, gather­ ing data fir their contest entries. Whan they was their first grin, ^Azuf afer yncStatt*lif' your en­ tries, you then look forward till tha awards are announced. This "forward • looking" makas you young, as par Emerson's defini­ tion. Mrs. Crana and I entered hun- Three Minutes A Day got himself and broke his twa rule. He went out and purchased a full case of orange Juice - - ( dozen No. 10 cans • • and pre­ sented the gift to a high, influ­ ential government official. Cost of the gift: 9LM (th n # dollars and ninety cents). Recipient: Frederick H. Muel­ ler, Secretory of Commerce. Ever sines t can nmember, Douglas has stamped his feet and swung his arms wida ia renounc­ ing gifts of hams, furs, turkeyi and coats to government officials. And, then, as If hs suddenly ■scribed to ■ double standard, he makes this outright gift of iv cans of Juice t* one of President Elsenhower's right-hand men • and tt isn't even Christmas! To top it off. tha senator then had his secretory go to (be mimeo­ graph machine and announce tt to the world. The gift is • case of influence peddling as its subtlest, Douglas is attempting to influence the commerce secretary to rut out alcoholic drinks at official funefc tioni. w It all eama about when Douglas and other senston cut (3,000 from Mueller's official entertainment budget. On the floor of the Senate, Dou­ glas said later: "1 am sending the secretory of commerce ■ cast of orange Juice to substitute for the more powerful potion* which undoubtedly would have been purchased if the (3,000 iten^ remained in the appropriation.'^ Actually, Mueller bed brought this whole thing on himself. He had made the mistake ef making a speech in PhUadelphi* denouncing liberal Democrats like Douglas for heavy spending, tie told his audience that ha certain­ ly hoped that some futon Spartan Congress would cat federal spend­ ing. A few days after tha speech^ Mueller was before tbo men oW Congress asking for money to run bis office. The first thing tbo committee did was road Muel­ ler's Philadelphia speech. Then they started acting like Spartans. Not only did they cut out the (3,000 entertainment allowance, they tossed out (101,333 be wanted for his personal office staff. As for tha Juice, it was still sitting In his outer office 21 hours later. And Mueller and his men# preferred to forget the whole thing- •A friend In town ia one whe calls up to announce his presence without giving previous warning. He could easily have written, wired or made a long-distance call. It apparently did not occur to him that other persons might be occupied with their own affairs. It so happens he could not have picked a more inconvenient time for his visit. Family matters, busi­ ness matters and social matters are keeping other persons fully engaged. Possibly there are other friends who did give previous warning and already are occupying the guest room. Very Ukely tho call is made after the markets are dosed end there is no chance to bring In extra food. If the friend is invited to n meal It will he necessary to get on wilb the pres­ ent supply. Members of the family will have to ha cautioned to hold baek, and they won't like that. Possibly invitations have been accepted to parties and hosts will have to be told a friend baa turn­ ed up and the invitation will have to be declined. Then the hosts will have to urge that tho friend who ia in town be brought along. Probably in the recent past the parson now eallod up was ia the town of the friend tad enjoyed •very sort of boapiUlity at bis bands, Including sight-toeing tours and golf at the country chib. It would be tbo height of Ingratitude to do nothing to repay the obliga­ tion BOW. So, regardless at engagements, responslbOitWa and family compli­ cations tha friend's announcement will bo greeted with enthusiasm Johnny Can W rite white a chock U hastily made ARDMORE, Okie. (U P I)— 1m. to eee bow bo eon be fitted into patient mothers waiting for the final bell at Charles Evans ali­ mentary school tecolvad a our* prise message, tha outcome of a classroom project, "Floaao MomNo Hoalda*— We A n Bttil A-* fltedyte’!" giant postora fevering six windows nad. SUNSET O IL CO. By JAMES SELLER A disappointed televista viewer look a strangs revenge. Armed with * 11-pound sledge hammer, ho went to the shop where he bad bought bis defective set sod smashed every television set la sight. This angry outburst climaxed n •eriee el disappointing experttime, in UN ’a favorite proI reputedly go 91 Octane 98 Octane Regular _ Ethyl 24» f i l 27» M cM stuh t Syndic*i«. I n c — © B flflfl^ tfflB B B ^ 2 r iflflt J fl^ e lilB fl ^ m yr fi W fru m m M u y# :+ n u m y/////^ r iB B id riBw lM JliJ Gallon Can M otor Oil I 20 ELECT One Pint Brake Fluid 5 0 * O. G. OWEN Cool Cushions Coiutaible FREE COKES District 4 Betetate County I will do my bent to give Cos- Visit i wM net be aa but I will week bard to con­ tinue thin type of service. I M i aaaka this a U us d u r i n g our Grand Opening from 1 P. M ., Fridaft-'May 13, to 7 P. M ., S o t, M ay 14 My experience qualifies asa to glee yea feed service and with the baftp of the people of this district, 1 am aura 1 < I wll week fo * 1 59 wttb ef hla time Job nerving the people et oH i Your vote on May 24 will be ipprecU tcd. Fd. Pel Ade. FRENCH AVENUE AT SumM artin, 2 6 th M g r. Wo giro L fir D H ue Stomps ST. �ffljr #an(nrt WrriIBi Thrnn. Mny 12. Iflfifl— Tage 5 FBI Called In To Slop Unsolved Murders City Municipal Pools To Open Daily Starting This Saturday Sanford'* two municipal pooti, Ft. Mellon Park Pool and the Goldsboro Pool will be open after­ noon* beginning Saturday. Pool hours during May will be .1:30 to 6 p. m. Monday through Friday and 1:30 to H p. m. Satur­ day anil Sunday. Admission prices remain the tame, 15 cents fur youngster* through high school and 35 cents for adults. The pools, operated by the Rec­ reation k Parka Department, me having the final tuurhe* applied Land Inventory Cited By Hancock By United Press International W. R.. Hancock said Wednesday he will push for an Inventory of all slate-owned lands if he is eleeb ed commissioner of agriculture. The Groveland candidate taid there I* presently no listing of pub­ lic lands. Hr laid one should be awn up before administration ol e lands passrs from the Depart­ ment of Agriculture to the Cabinet Trustees of the Internal Improve­ ment Fund “ under Ihe agriculture department reorganisation plan which 1 helped write." “ Too often," Hancock said, "w e have witnessed the release of lands that were in demand for public use at waterfront parks, recreation areas, boat launching sites, and so forth. S to them In preparation for full time opciation at the end of the school year. The Ft. 5Iellon Park Pool ha* new metal coin-operated locker* for »afa checking of clothe* and valuables. Rasket rental service it available at the Goldsboro Pool. The following rules and regula­ tion* fur the safety and health of all pool users were announced by Ron Perry, Sanfurd recreation and paiks direvtor. All girls no mat­ ter what age must wear bathing rap*. No running, pushing or wrestling will be allowed. Gog* gle*. snorkles and fins not allowed in the pool. Perry rmphaiixrd the rule concerning bathing cap* for girl* which hat been lax in the past. He »Uled that the ptoblent o f hair getting in the diain* ha* been one of the biggest problems faced in maintaining high stand­ ard* of sanitation and that this rule along with the others will be strictly enforced. All life guatds are qualified senior life savers and have been given strict rules of water safety to rarry out in their positiona a* city pool employe*. • Seven out of every 10 worker* covered by insurance programs under collective bargaining re ceive part of their salary when they are off the job because of illnes* or Injury not connected with their work -V TAMPA (U PI) — Congressman William C. Cramer said Wednes­ day reiidenls of his district "are sick and tired" of unsolved gang­ land murders and askrd the FBI to investigate the latest. Cramer asked for federsl help in the Investigation of the murder of Ssm Toto Farrars, 53-year-old f o r m e r underworld bodyguard found dead with four bullet holes in his body in a lonely spot in Pasro County. Cramer said thera had been 31 such unsolved gangland killings In ; hi* district io Ihe past 30 years. One was Ferrara's former em ­ ployer. Joe Antlnori, who was shot to death In an Ybor City bar in 1053, Membership Drive Longw-ood Jaycee membership chairman Hilt I-aBree has rollersed about flOO in due# in the first week of tha Junior Chamber's membership campaign. Tha cam­ paign started last week. Does nr* IS per year. B A R G A IN on *T P o p u la r B ran d s * : -*w*.V . «*••*»*»’• *V «. • • > l)AV AUXILIARY Installed new officer* Tuesday night. The new officers include, left to right, Margaret Wood, junior vice-commander; Ora Mae Swann, commander; Minnie Kennedy, chaplain; Jeanette Hancock, depart­ ment commander of Florida; Lola Totigman, treasurer; Re-Elected •GREEN BAY. WIs. (U PI) — Dominic Olejniersk has been re­ elected president of the Grrrn Bay packers o f the National Football League. Also re elected were Rich­ ard Rourguignon, vice president; John Turinus. secretary; and Fred Trowbridge; treasurer. PRICES at Doris Williams, senior vice-commander; Rethn Muntfley, sergeant at arms; and Doris Rothunder, state executive unit committeeman. A charier was also presented to the group by Mrs. Hancock. (Herald Photo) Farrell's Canucks Await A F L Approval Accepts Bid TORONTO (U P lt—Toinnto and to real estate man Avia J. Ben­ Montreal today awaited approval nett. "This will be a gicat thing on application* that would expand for thin city. Toionto I* a big American Football League opera­ league city and 1 think it will see tion* into Canada by 1901. "I hope the approval by the better football if tha new league A FI. i-oinea quickly." said Toron­ ionic* here. ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (UPI) — Arnold Palmer of l.atrobe, Pa.. America's leading money-winning golfer, has accepted an invitation to play in the Centenary Open champion-hip here in July, it w u announced today by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club. 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Good quality strew, ail aisea. m For Boy's raose er ranch house. Authentic Texan CatUebrand pattern. Colors of rad, brown, |t*sa. Biae V s M l SPECIAL Shredded Foam Rubber For Pillows, Cushioa*, Etc. Ref, *0c Bag •We Invite Charge AeeouaG' �. 1 ... . ... y /- ‘/. -■f.X . '' - - •l' vfr-V/JC—- ■ • i - . , ' ■O / . v V . ; ; Red Croas Meeting -Thpra, May 12, 1H0 California Youth Sentenced To Life u WBST PALM BEACH. JPI) — Dennis Whitney, ttroU Californio youth wfmeod to seven killings, Pin. 17who wee flee Miami, 'Officials In Miami sold a de­ cision on whether to havo Whitney thken there to stand trial fer two other killings would bo m ck •d “within two or three daye." Re told police he killed two j m station attendants la Miami ■ad four other permns in Arisona and California. - State AUy. Phil O'Connell, who pramrated the case bore, saU after sentence was pronounced that ha had "suggested and urg­ ed* MiakvI.oftWali to try to got PILOT CLUB OP SANFORD OFFICERS for tho coming yoar wort Inatailed at a Civic Center dinner Tuesday night. From the left are Mrs. Sue Stevenson, installing o ffice r: M ri. V. C. Messenger, second vice president; Mrs. 8. P. Fowler, corresponding secretary; Mrs. A. 0. Paynes, incoming president; Mrs. Raymond M. Bell, out­ going president; Mrs. Kyle S. HeMUUut. treasurer; Mias Dorothy Founders, first vice president; Miss Bobby Mor­ ton, director end Mrs. D. K. MeNab, secretary. (Herald Photo) Philanthropist Rockefeller Dies New Howe Store A Family Affair Sanford Junior High has start­ ed n program to raise the achievement level of Its seventh grad* students in English. Though the seventh graders' achievements in mathematics far exceed their math ability, their literature achievement level Is bolow their verbal ability, Prin­ cipal Hugh Carlton pointed out. So seventh graders now havo two English els sees each day in­ stead of on*. Each student stu­ dies tho two English subjects In which ho' is most deficient. He may have classes In literature, grammar, handwriting and spell­ raving Project N early Completed ‘Wash te he dene by the Tier* fewer Carp, end Winter Pei Telephone Co. la nil that'* holdti gt tea ‘ ago *f S3 Wednesday of ■iiumwla and heart straio la ja y cM s To Fish For Fata Saturday ing, or rending. Urn new dais replaces c study period. Sanford Junior High ho* boot using this deficiency rowcontraitem program la mithemalks he the pest three years, Carlton said. Hs hopes that’s tha reason why the seventh graders rale so high In math achievement. Concentra­ tion in English Is aimed at tho some effect. Tho program was started in the •oventh grade ao that tho faculty would bov* throe yoara tc tea Its effects on the students. "The faculty want to do thtoo things because they feel they can better help the children," Carlton •aid. Tho teacher* are willing te take on the-antra class and the work of scheduling children ne­ cording to their needs In Eng­ lish, nven though thin takaa time from other parte of their pnggrams. Sanford's Starlight Promennders will b* host to Uie second annual square deuce Institute of tb* Central Florida Square Dan­ cers Association Saturday. Mora than aae square dancers are expected. The Institute wOl be held all day Saturday with Instructional sessions Including styling taught by Bab Rust of Daytona, Jos Cur­ tis of Orlande and Bab Stone of Melbourne. A big dane* to cli­ max the day will feature six callan, Including Jo* Johnson, Eric Saha and Chuck Durant. This date* in Sanford climaxes tha association's year of activity and te expected te be the biggest danc* to data for the association. Sanford's Starlight Promtndasr* were organised by the Recreation Department two years ago tad Is one of tea largest la Florida at tha present time. Several Leagues! Janata « C* te ittwvute Friday te n t CUrtnee Wright, M, of Lakt dory died at 3:43 a.m. Wednes­ day alter a short illm s s . Mr. Wright was a retired Bar­ it and hod lived in Lake Mary far tha p u t five years. Funeral services will be held gt 11 a. m. Friday at Brisson Fun­ eral Hama with tea Rev. John W. FiUey aMclaling. C y d t Thefts Plague Longwood ,11a recent rate of Uagwoed bicycle thafte should be squelchad wav, town Felice Chief Csude Lore said today. Four cycles have been stolen ■p DICS WEST WASHINGTON (IfPI) - In the Held of drama, the natlon’i capi­ tal has only two legitimate thea­ ter* and, aa far aa the police and I know, no Illegitimate one*. Compared with aome other citica, ttala might appear to be a meager display of the performing arts, but It does not neeassarily moan that wo have a dearth of dramatics. Wo have other forma of tbaspl•a activities that are not found •iMwhtre. For loatanco, wo havo Everett McKinley Dlrkaen. A* the only practicing UJ. sen■tor with cello airings for vocal cords, Dirksoo Is lionised by con­ sort lover* because hii speeches sound like chamber mualc. On occasions when, - in the course of hie duties ss Senate Republican leader, he Is called upon to lomont over some Democratic mledemeaoer, his tonal quality haa boon favorably comparad to tha Budapest String Quartet. I think, however, that Dirkaen'a true forte Uea in theatrics. This Is especially true on certain Tueadays when he-gives two matinoe performances that ran almost In­ variably bo elastlfled a* show- T f f Praallest la la resldsace ea Tuesday, the Dllnois senator Joins a troupe of GOP congres­ sional Itadtrs that calls tt the Whit* House. Afterwards, he and Xep. Charles A. Hsileck (Rind.), his esunterpart In the House, get up a tandem act, otherwise lly Affair.. Mr. and Mrs. J, Calvin Howe known as a briefing, ter the boneown the dress shop end their eon fit of newsman. ■id daughter-in-law, Mr. end Mre. Deiutld Howe help run it. The Howe’s opened their new shop nt Longwood-Oviedo SMI Park Dr. the beginning of Road Survey On tbia month. State Raid Dept, surveyors are They moved n whole drees store operation from Uitir old alto at making their measurements aa tha LaogwAad-Oviado Rd. In North 1110 Oak Art. Lodisa’ and mints' drosses, Orlande preparatory te widening sportswear, end ncooaeerise will the rend. Surveyor Tam Howard said the bo sold in tho new store. The building which was finished In survey work will taka the rest April If n two unit affair, with of May. Tha results wtfl be sent aech wait i f by 4g feet The Howe* te DeLand far n design at tho ore using on* o f the mite for their road to b* drawn. The design will ■hop end Intend to rent the other go to Tallshsssoa far approval. •action u n compatible business. Tha Seminole County Commission Mre, Howe bee been associated Is warking with the SRD towards with stereo for her whole life. widening the road. North OrHer father owned n deportment taadwMayar Ray Liddleott said. stare. Mre. Hesse end her husband owned a general store end had n Club H eirs Peters restaurant for 13 years after that. Bamlnal* High German exchange student Herbert Paters told the Largest acreage fer n single Sadlerd Elwnhia Club about his track crop te Florida during IMP native Germany nt the Kiwanlans was far watermelons. Civic Center luncheon Wednesday. The Seminole County Chapter of the American Red Croia will meet nt 4 p. m. Map 34 at the Chamber of Commerce Building to elect officer! for the.coming year, William E. Grey, eecretary reAt least It Is supposed to be a ported today. *'_________ tandem act. As often as not, DIriucn and Hsileck create the il­ lusion that they are pedalling In different directions. Dirksen then returns to the Sen­ ate, has iuneb with the GOP Pol­ icy Committee and, before the ta­ ble Is cleared, conducts another press briefing among the left­ overs. It is on these occasions, with no Hsileck around to up­ stage him, that Dirksen’s star really shines. on your Gestlculsting over a butter plate, possibly waving a soup Grand spoon for emphasis, Dirksen is In his element. The table cloth Is his curtain, the bread baskets his footlights. For IS minutes «r so,he solilo­ quises about the legislative pro­ gram while reporters take notes Wo'rt proud to amid the cake crumbs. Those who have not been mesmeriud have been selected by the mellifluous outpouring then to do tho gUaawork ask questions. Haw can Dirksen say that the In your new building President has mads a ''good case" for a bill when Congress obviously has no intention of pass­ ing It? “ He's made tha case," comes tb* reply, "but evidanlly the per* suasion hss fallen on sterile ground." Tbia is a typical Dirkienlim— Paint ft Glass ground, firm and fully packed with ethereal shadows. I am ao 251S Park Dr. enthralled by it ell I do not noFA 2*643! tice that my elbow Is resting in the remains of a fruit salad. FA SH IO N S O p e n in g M cR A N EY Best W ishes HOW E'S FASH IO N S on your Grand Opening Wo'ro proud to havo boos Mloctod to furnlah and. inataS tho Plumbing In your now building. u HARVEYi CONTRACTA REPAIR A V I. H O W E'S FASH IO N S miles above earth te try out a new system of communication* which GUILDFORD. England (UP11 could lead to IniteataaaaiM watttJames Handy Jr. has been named wide television. business manager of the Greens­ Tb* sphere, coated with highly boro Generals af tbs Eastern Amateur Hockey League- Hendy'a father, Jamea Sr., is general man­ ager at tha Cleveland Barons of the American Hockey League. New Manager Congratulations and Best Wishes Howe's Fashions on your Grand Opening W* M tha electrical work m your sew building. H O P K IN S ELECTRIC 2431 YALC AVE. FA 24111 FLORIDA’S *VACATION R W i congratulate Howe's Fashions on their Grand Opening, In their beautiful new building nt 2528 Park Drive. We were happy te assist In the construction of this modern new store building. so .. Wo sincerely wish them continued succees In this location. ; . m w v - r Shatm akui Q om buiciiim Qo. t i l W . SMS OL Gotten) O f On PA 2 4 IM r A 2-74*1 v-wr •i+Z'' -tV' ) < r �*t»r tenferl gtrelS Thurg. May 1 2 .1 9 6 0 -r t ie 7 Nikita Revives'Cold War' As Summit Meeting Nears » y PHIL NEWSOM 17PI Fortin Editor Soviet Premier Nikita Khruihehev h u revived the cold war elmoit oa the eve of the summit conference which wai supposed to . pave the way to world.peace. It la loilcal to i.ik why. Ostensible reason was his charge before the Supreme Soviet ^(parliament) that the United V tates had sent a reconnaissance plane over' Russia on a spy mis­ sion. He said a Russian groundto • air rocket brought the plane down and that the pilot, who lived, now may be brought to trial. Presumably it would be a show trial. KhrusbchaV quickly linked the Incident of the unarmed plana to ^ theoretical ease in which a Asians might carry a hydrogen bsab. The United Statei, he said, might logically aspect one in return. Tkla is talk as tough as any of the eld cold war days el the late Soviet Premier Josef Stalin. While the State Department said there wee no Washington authori­ sation for such flights, it did admlt the. plane waa ee an totelllwenee-gatheriag flight ever the •Soviet Union. Incidents ef similar nature, oc­ curring ea both sides of thb Iron Curtain, are not particularly new. Spy charges, ooe against the ether, are not new either. But ef this case, Khrushchev made a particular Issue which kept him talking for three days. Khruahebav'a tough talk In ad­ vance ef the summit has been get­ ting tougher daily. # He began with a renewed warn­ Cubans Stage Anti-U. S. March HAVANA ( U r i ) — Antl-Amerlcan demonstrators carrying ban­ ners with such slogans a “ Down ing that, unless the Western Allies with Yankee Imperialism!'' or agreed to hli own plana both for “ Death to tha U. S. Senate!’* tied disarmament and an overall up traffic in downtown Havana peace treaty for Germiny, he for two hours Wednesday night. About 2,000 persons massed at would make his own separate peace with Communist East Ger­ the corner o f San Rafael and Galmany. This, he said, automatical­ iano Streets to cheer anti-Amerily would cut off Western access can speech.* by Jesus Soto, radi­ cal leftist boss o f tha CTC Union to free West Berlin. As Khrushchev renewed his Federation, and othar union leadhard line, other events also were ere. Smaller demonstrations, appar­ taking place. As the summit drew nearer, Red China stepped up its ently organised by CTC locals, own propaganda attacks against were reported elsewhere in the city. the United Slates. Police guarde armed with rifle* Simultaneously, a summit meet­ ing of Soviet satellite states was were posted at tha U. S. Embassy occurring in Moscow. Either be- as an apparent precaution against cause ot Red China or as result mob attack, but there wat no re­ ot developments In (he satellites, port o f violenca or casualties. something may have occurred Tha damonatrationa ware in­ to chill Khrushchev's own enthusi­ spired by a statement. Issued by asm toward tha summit. tbs University Students' Federa­ In the works at the same time _tion and publlehed by tho rebel waa a far-reaching shakeup Inside organ Rovolueion, charging that the Soviet Union's own governing tha United State* is planning to machinery. It is not unusual for attack Cuba. Kremliu leaders to step up their attacks against the West at a lime of far-reaching developments within the Soviet Union. It diverts the people's attention. Russia has not been alone in taking an increasingly bard line toward the summit. Undersecretary of State Douglas DUlon recently warned: “ Despite constant talk of 'peace­ ful coexistence’, there is no evi­ dence whatsoever that Communist expansionist ambitions have altered in the slightest.'' Y O U ’ RE I N V I T E D i can., nss nine on smomiy lor tbs past two dsys and more Nrg-. roes are expected to eat at the stores in the near future. Officers reported no Incidents of violence since the Integration plan went into effect Tuesday. Store officials ssld they have hid no “ difficulty" with their employes. But it was a different story In Durham, N. C., where 40 alldown demonstrators were arrested Wed­ nesday. The demonstration, staged by both while and Negro students, followed the trials of 40 Negroes and six whltea who were arrested and charged with trespassing last Friday at an S. H. Kress store. Some of the demonstrators who participated in Wednesday's sitdown were among those arrested last week for staging ■ lunch counter demonstration in the same store. A Durham recorder's court judge found two Negroes and a white men guilty of assault and battery in a fight that occurred at a drug SECRETARY OF NAVY certificated o f merit wera presented to neven civil service personnel at the Sanford Naval Air Station recently. Receiving the awards were front row, left to right, A. P. Bowersox, Mrs. Sadie Wietsma, John Brown, Capt. Slyc, who presented the awards: and Mrs. Lina Harrison. Back row, left to righ, L. A. Nordstrom, N. H. Wietsma and T. C. Thompson. TO ATTEND In Nashville, white patreM \ft tha integrated stores have paid little attention to Negroee who ait down next to them, aod then has been no display of hostility. On several occasions, whites god Negroes have been soon talking to each other at the counter!. Under term* of an agreement reached by Negroea and mor* chant* after weeks of secret nego­ tiations, the local nawa media warn asked to play down the integration to prevent possible acta of vlpk cnco by whites. Player Purchased CHARLESTON, W. V*. (UTI) —The Charleston Senator* of tha American Association hare gup* chased Bob Thurman. • forme* major league outfielder, from fln* ettlo of the Pacific Coast LoagMk Ho played with Omaha 4f thn American Assodntien leal 7 * % hitting .241. OUR Tobacco produced in Florida dur­ ing 1959, flue-cured and wrapper leaf, brought tha producer |20, 200,000. TOMORROW Legal Notice The fa llo w in g names psraona have been select** b y tba Beard Of C eu aty Cemmleeleaera e f aemlnnl* Ceunty, Florida to oorro a* Cterbe aad Inapaetera for tba Snd Prim ary K ltctlon, to bo bald T u es­ day. lf a y H th . t i l t . C lerk and Inapsstsrs — PRECINCT NO. 1 — 'W est Sanford Mr. Ed H ast, Clark Sirs. I.oula* U. K onw lia Mrs. Imp Butnar Sirs. R. T.. Johnson M rs. Mas Edm onds Sirs, nslph Loosing Mr. Ralph Lossina Mrs. Jim Bushier Clark sa d Ipspostsra — PRECINCT No. s — L a b s M oaroo bMra. M ary Hlttalt, Clark Mrs. (I r a n Thurston Mra, Helen Muss Mrs. A. P. H lttetl Mrs. O u s.a ch m sh Clark and Inspectors — PRECINCT No. S — Kaet Hanford Mr. John E. M laalns, Clark Sire. I.urlls K lrch hotf Mrs. Christina Blonkoaeblp Sirs. Lida attno M r. Prod W . Pops Mrs. Martha Itaborn Mr. Jam as M ow er* C aeblag Mrs. SH U (1. Does M rs. B vstya E pps Mrs. St. K, Cleveland, Sr. Mrs. A n as S. Humphrey Sir. II. D. L on a w tll Mrs. T h is A. a llie s Sire. I.enorn Duncan Clark a a i l i s t e n e r s — PRECINCT No. i — Pasta Mrs, M ary A . aplvoy Mrs. (Sortrule Fox, d a r k Mrs. o a rrlo C. c o llia o Mr*. Martha Denmark Mrs. Herman T . .J. a. rrttt Sire. Agnoa H oags Clark * ----- - and Inspector* — PRECINCT No. S — Oviedo |Sirs. R. F. Kina.' Clark ' Mrs. C hlsra R e a ls . Sir. It. A. D ew berry Mrs. Mlhnl* K. SlSono Sirs. W illis P. alone Sire. Beset* P . Cross Mr. T . H. Daniel Clark and Inspector* — PRECINCT No. * — a ea svp Mr. w . o. E ll boo. Clark Mrs. Emma Tout* M r. W . E. D ibble Mr. Edson Oolt Clark and Inapsstsrs — PRECINCT No. T — C hulaota Mr. R. D. Hamll, Clerk Sirs. Evelyn For* M r. Wsa. H. Anderson, *r. Sir. LoVoy Lane W e . Anna B. T o fte ly Sir. U torse' K. Boulden C lerk snd In tp.rln re — PRECINCT No. I — (loldtnred M ra O ladys U Jans, Clsrk Mrs. Rebecca C W ilson Mrs. B arbara Iva n sa r Mr. Jam s* L. O atllng M rs. B vsly a darrln Clerk aad Inspectors — PBECI.NCT No. I — L on gh ead >Mr*. CharlStt* C. Otto, C lsrk Sir. Staurlc* Rudolph Mr. Cbootor a . Net*** Sirs. Ethel C. Bow ser Mrs. Bon G ray C lerk and Inspector* — PRECINCT No. I* — Lab* SUrjr Mr. H. SI. (H atton, Clsrk Sir. Fred (U uer Mr. W . P. Burk* Mr*. Ruhy M. Lladsa Mrs. Ida K eogh Clark aad Tnopoctoro — PRECINCT No. t l — Altam oat* S p rin ts Mrs. T. U O orhsm , Clerk Sirs. Paul French Mr. Loslls W in ters Sir. Donald A. H arris Mrs. Ann Plnnock C lsrk and Inspectors — PRECINCT No. 11 — F orest C lly Mr. W . Allan Forward, C lsrk Sir*. U Hodges. *r. Mr*. K. I - Perdu* Mrs. Carl R. I nter Clark sa d Iaepsctors — PRECINCT No. i t — Slsela >Mr*. f»I*a Jakubeln, Clsrk Sir*. SISrgaret Silkier Mr*. ElhSt Silkier Mr*. Ann Silkier Mr*. asrtruOS Lukas M ra Anna a. Ilook C lsrk a * e Inspectors — PRECINCT Ns. 14 — Fora Park Mra. Elisabeth gosbsrasr, C lsrk Mr. O rshsm W ilson Mr. P ries E gbert Mr. Jam es D lrkonm tror, ar. Mr. Joha J. McManue . Sirs. Lillian Haver* CISrk sad laspsclorS — PRECINCT N o. It — Central Hanford Mr. J. H. Truluek, CUrk Mr. D. C. H oward Mr*. B otty T oll Mr. M. U W r lfh t Mra. Frsnala RouailltaL Jr. Mra. Mao n. union Mr. • . B . MoCall Mrs. Clarence lloddlng Mrs. Martha B. Aasarsll* Mrs. Mlnnla SI. fltricktaad Mrs. o tfady* B. Cooper Mr. ('. H. Winn Clark aad laopoetora — PRECINCT No. IS — Peer L ab* J a b s Tatos. Hr., C lsrk Mra. Nsal L>l* • l re. i r e . Edith M. Pane* Mr. Jssa* w illia m s Mr. M. D. T a u sg J o b s K rldsr, C bslrm sa Beard o f County Com m lsslosoro •omlaolo County, F lorida (OHUU1 Baal) A ttoott D AVID M. QATCMEU C lark o f tbs Circuit Court kom laols t'ou sty. F lorid* FU BU BH MAT 1ITH. IIS* . AND SATURDAY! A fter serving you for a year In another location—we’re proud to be having our GRAND OPENING in our new building—at 2528 Park Dr. WE F E A T U R E T H ES E FA M O U S B R A N D S : Jp* ’ ‘ D re s s e s Joan Miller Rid Harris C u u ili Buena * Mindy Roan Sportswear % Bradley Rhipmataa BUlnlinera An Exclusive New Era Ulouaea Lingerie * Fnart# Lovable Swimsuits Here'* One o f our Grand Opening Marina Del Mar See Our Selection Of Handbags, CO STU M E JEW ELRY on completion o f your now building c + Howe's FASHIONS Acceaaorits SPECIA LS! Regieler For AU reg. $1.00 Congratulations- Belts, Door Prizes! 1. 110 Gift Certificate 1. 18.98 Batch Tawnl 2. 14.93 Purae 7. $8.98 Bench Town! 2. 83.98 Shorts 8. 12.98 Cotton Kntl Jnchft 4. 18.98 Blauan 8. 83.98 niouea NOTHING TO B U Y *ASK FOB DETAILS glee teg Don't miss th tir 2528 Grand O paning! PARK DRIVE Gayle "Tiny" Howe Howe's FASHIONS OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY FA J- ’ .v r ' B xm . H ------------------------------------------- - M A SO N RY a. lA x r a w at*. , # pS | l »* * *K *i •4 \ �►t M fr f Pago R— TTiur*. Mny lA 1960, Err«I» Athletes Give Four Special Awards Named Top SHS A t Sports Banquet Johnny Lovelace. J. L. Markham resented tbe Jim Robson award >r tbe most promising B-aquad player to John Phillips. Lundqulst was given the most valuable player trophy by Peter Scbaal, who established tbe award 33 years ago. It la the oldest honor of its kind In toe South and R has boon presented every year since 1*21. Joe Davis made the presenta­ tion of tbe McLucas Memorial Award aftar Introducing Mr*. Mc­ Lucas, widow of tbo former athlete and coach to whose mem­ ory H la given. County and Orange B«U Con­ ference basketball championship trophies also were given to Coach Bud Layer. Athletic Director Fred Ganai presented tbe Mg OBC trophy, first won by tbo school since 1M and complimented Coach Layer and the team on too best season record In history. Seminole locators Club at the Civic Center. Twenty other Individual and ashed trophies were presented to bop and girl athletes and the stu­ dents turned amend and gave out ianr special awards to adults who lava assisted their athletic awdeavors, J. L. Markham was elected president of the Boosters tor next ' assd will relieve Gordon ley of that duty. Mrt. Jackie Caoto was named vice president and A1 Stanley secretary-treasurer far the next term. BIH Paterson, sew head football •each at Florida State University, two Sanford players, BH^Trm and Dave Stanley, am **P«l*d to CM a let of football action hr wgu t Paterson .eempUmantod too **•* i n ', athletes, but eeulioned them t h a t establishing obaraeterJo too primary g o a l on sad off the athletic field. 1 "Concentrate on aervlee, effort and character," ha urged. iBw moot valuable basketball trophy with Jimmy Gracey. i Gracey alao waa tha moat bn‘ proved football player end moat vahmMa track teem member awards awd Terry Christenson re­ ceived trephine fir aportanunshtp hbaaobeuand h r being the moot improved A aquod player. > Other trophies presentations: ’ Moat rateable girl golfer, Dedie Motriehe, pmeeatod by Mrs. Lund•teat. Meat valuable hop ‘golfer, FA T O V ER W EIG H T Avnilehle to you without a tor’s proscription, our drug ee ODR1NEX. —“ Yon mutt lose ai It L'etted Prate Itoenatieoal That five-day layoff apparently vaa Ju*t what Eddie Mathew* and hia muacular Milwaukee teammate* needed to time up their batting eye*. The Brave* fretted and fumed la enforced idlenea* aince May I but they took out their anger on the St. Lout* Cardinal* with a l i t alugglng ahow when they fi­ nally played a game Wedneaday night And Mathew*, who waa off to a alow Mart, looked like the 40-homer-a-year man be'a been for four aeaaona. Big Ed hit two homer*, a aingle and a aacrifice fly to drive in five a and lead a 13-hit Brave* atk that alao Included homer* by Wea Covington and Del Crandall. The out burat lifted Matbew*' av­ erage 30 point* to .313 and hia fourth and fifth homer* of the teaeon ratted hia career total to 304. Since atarting. the aeaaon Ma­ thew* ha* paaaed Roger* llornsby and Chuck Klein on the all-, time National League home run liat and now rank* aeventh. War­ ren Spahn waa the bpneficiary of the aiaault on eix St. Lout* pitcher*. The victory enabled the Brave* to remain firmly planted in third place behind the front-running San Francisco Giant*, who beat the Philadelphia Phillies. 1-0, for their fifth straight win, and the Pittsburgh Pirate*, who downed the Los Angeles Dodgers, t-3, in other NL action. The Detroit Tiger* scored their second straight 1-0 victory over the Washington Senator* on A1 Kalina's loth-Inning homer and the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Kansas City A'*; S 3, in 10 innings in the American League. Sam Jones atruck out 11 batter* in an overpowering two-hitter to go with a ooe hitter end two three-hitters he- previously had pitched in San Francisco'a Can­ dlestick Park. Both hit* off Jonea, who struck out fire of the last seven baiters, were slightly taint­ ed. Jones himself walked with the bases filled in the second inning to farce in tbe game’s only run. Elroy Face, who had lost three eonaeculive decision*, gained hia firat victory of tha season when tbe Pirates scored three runs to the eighth and two in the ninth. Hal Smith's two-run single off Sandy Koufaa tied the score at 3-a In the tigbth.and Ginn Cimoll fallowed with e single off Larry Sherry that put the Pirates in front. Frank Lary struck out seven and allowed onto ono walk and B K Chariot Oravets, preaaatod by A- J. Bracken. Mori Improved basketball player, Ken Gustafson, areeaated by Raymond Undqulat Jack Morrison presented the moat vateabte trophies la Gracey and LHAdQUilt/ The Lines Club football Mock lug award went la Un Rimer and waa presetted by J, Q. Callaway. John Kader gave Gracey toe most improved player trophy and Elm- A woman was hailed by some of the Seminole High School foot­ ball players teat night as "the coach of coachsi." John Whelchel, speaking for numbers of the squad who were students af Hrs. Sybil Roulh In grammar school, said she not only taught them, but gave them their tint coaching la football. She was presented ■ special en­ graved award. John Lovelace paid a special tri­ bute to Dr. John Morgan, the learn doctor, on behalf ef the players and BUI Weber gave awards to John Colbert and Dr. Wakeman, Navy flight surgeon, who helped coach the boys swim­ ming team Debbie Bruce presented a spe­ cial award to Mr*. Don Thoma­ son from member* of lb# gins swimming teem. FLORIDA STATE COACH Bill Petarnon, aacond from right, waa tha guest spanker Wedneaday night at Seminole .Boosters d u b masting. Ha la shown with tha new Boosters president, J. L. Markham, left; Principal Andrew Bracken and outgoing Boosters president Gordon Bradley, (Herald Photo) By JBBKY COVINGTON Tbe booming Sanford Greyhound bats, which have bean rather silent for (be past few days, came to life at they rapped out 14 Mnglea to defeat tha floundering Daytona Beach' Islanders by a scan of 1-4 Wednesday night. Lefthinder Ron (Booster) Baa­ ovic, went all the way for the Greyhounds and reglstored hli third win against one defeat. The Victory broke a four game tooting streak and once again toe locals ■re right up to tha thick af the By Ualtsd Press laterasfloea! Brooks Lawrence, aa all-etar pitcher four years ago, waa tha principal casualty as National League teams reduced Aelrjrostars to the XS-player Unfit Wed­ nesday night. The Cincinnati Reds optioned Lawrence to Indianapolis of the American Assn, on n 24-hour re­ call basis. Tha 86-year-old right­ hander had pitched only 74* Innlnga this year end allowed it runs, nil Hi relief assignments. The Reds acquired Lawrence In 1*66 from the 8t. Louis Cardinals. Ha wen his first 16 games that season and was named to tha Na­ tional League All-Star team, fin­ ishing tha year, with a aifty 19-10 resold. Lawrence was equally as affec­ tive to 196T whoa ha ted tha Beds’ pitahers in victories aa ha posted n 16-6 mark. But ha slipped to an B-ll record the following year and wound ftp to tbo Cincinnati bullpan last season, finishing with a 7-11 mark. The Chicago Cube pared down *e the Hmk by shipping three players to Houston and recalling tafWder Jery Kinds]I from tha earns American A sea. team. Pitch­ er A) Bchroll was released set- Baaovic, although he *•> tapped for M safeties, was never in seri­ ous trouble and coasted easily to his third win. He gave up but throe walks and fanned It Day­ tona batten. Manager Praak Colo of Oayteaa waa too oaly hitter to give Banovlc much trouble as he wont three for four with two dou­ bles and two runs baited hi. All bat two of too Greyhounds pounded out two bait hits eaoh la the Impressive victory. Second baseman Ossie Chavarria pounded a booming triple In too first In­ right to Houston white cstrher Moe Thacksr and inflelder Sam Drake. were farmed eat m 14hour recall. The Pittsburgh Pirates cut their rotter to 16 players by tending outfielder Roman Mejias to Co­ lumbus of the American Asm. and outfialder Joe Christopher and pitcher George Witt to Salt l<aka City ef the Pacific Coast League. All three were tent down on a 84-hour recoil basis. Tha Milwaukee Braves optioned pitcher George Brunet and out­ fielder I-to Maya to Louisville of the American Aaan. Brunet waa obtained earlier Wedneaday from the Kenan* City Athletics to aa even-up swap for pitcher Bob Giggle. Tbe Ben Francisco Giant* re­ leased veteran right-hander Da­ mon Monsent outright to Tacoma, Wash., and optioned pitcher Verla Tiefenthaler to the same Pacific Coast Laagua team. Tha Baltimore Orioles anaounaad that outfielder John Powers waa being dropped from their roetor to make room for catcher Val­ ery Thomas, who waa obtained from tha Philadelphia Pbltitei. Power* collected only two bite to 18 at bate from tha Oriole# this spring. ning and singled in the eighth in­ ning. Bill Duke*, Bolivar Hinojosa, and Ken Harralaon all hit doublaa. Hinojosa drove In two Greyhound run* with his double In toe fifth inning and abortslap Dick Green drove in two rune with two ilngtee. Tonight the Greyhounds travel In Daytona and teen travel to Or­ lando Friday night. They return home Saturday against Orlando and will be in town Sunday end Monday against tho Tampa Tar­ pon*. It wHl be Tampa's first visit to Sanford this season. Righthander Joe Petricovle will ■tart tonight against too Islanders and Ken Sandora will go against Orlando Friday night Boh GoUck, who Is 4-1 for tho so* sob, wilt fa n tho Dodgers boro Botoeday night. SANFORD AB m H RBI Chavarria, lb ... 4 i X • Sisk, of . . . . . . . . 4 l 1 0 1 Dukes, l b ...... — . 4 l 1 Hinojosa, rf . . . » 8 t a a • Pens. • ......... 4 X l Green, aa ......... 4 • a a Harralaon, lb ... 4 • a t Malooey. M ...... 4 • i • Banovlc, p ........ 1 i • • TOTALS ........ 16' 8 14 0 AB R H RBI DAYTONA Poodry, aa ........ 1 • I • • Knowles, rf . . . . . 4 1 1 Steffen1, ef . . . » 6 1 1 • S 1 1 Rosario, lb • Cate, c ....ti**-. 4 1 • a Carr, If .*,.».** 4 • 1 0 Weiss, lb ...... — S • • • Pax, lb 4 • • • Plrre, p » « .,» — 1 • • t Scherer, p I • • n Dull ................. 1 • •' • TOTALS ........ *6 4 t o a Sanford ........ 100-XM 14 1 u a Daytona ........ 10* 0W Mery Esther's took four games from Sweeney’s to put them is tho lead of the Jet Bowlerettaa Bowl­ ing League by a balf game. Sweeneys la in second place in the standings. Neil's Hair Salon fell back to third place by losing three points to Ivey's Shoe Store. Marge Lyon* we* the star for Nell’s as she scratched up a 304 series and ■ 1*0 game. However, Mildred Non era led the shoe store with her 4TS. It was a split alt the way be­ tween Trim-otto Figure Sslon and Yowell'e as they each took two points. Joan Paterson was the top bowler for these two teams with her 4*7 serias. House of Rabija Portraits copped three from the Duke A Duchess team to put them in a three way He for sixth slot to tho league with Howe's Fashlona. Ho-Jay'a continue to coma up as thty took throe more points from Hows'* Fashions. This puts them In a tit with YoweU's for fourth spot. League Leaders By United Proas latovnalteMl National League Player 6 Team G AB B H Pet. Mays. S.F. ■ » 31.488 Clemente, Pgh. MM IS ST .315 Burgess, Pgh. IS4S t IS .375 Aaron, MU. ITM 10 15 .300 Spencer, fit. L. II 70 II M .333 Schndnst, Mil. ITSS S at .323 Mathews. MIL 17SS t i 30 .323 white, st. u ti sr IS. a .sa Skinner, Pgh. U 04 * XT .131 Beley, Cin, *M 7* 8 M .31* American Loegao Marls, N.Y. 14SI It M 431 Runnels, Baa. MM M ■ .411 Allison, Waah- s s i f s .sai Skowron, N.Y. If SS t M -377 Lumps, K. C. » SI T 10 .3« Woodliag, Balt. II • to XI .354 Henson, Balt. I • t 34 .183 Pilarcik, Balt. « 40 4 » M i Power, Clove. IS70 S 37 .342 Miaow, CM. • TT to IS sou: PO-A—Sanford 17-88. Daytons 34-1*; DP—Poodry-Pss, ChavarriaGreen-Hsmteon; LOh-laniard I, Daytona I; WPC—Scherer; HBP— Chavarria (Bcherer); PE— Cato; 2B—Stcffaoi, Cato 8, Dukes, Hino­ josa, Barr*torn: SB—Chavarria; 8 F—Sisk, Banevie; IB—Dnkes, Sisk. Time, 6:16; Attendance, 146. VETERANS LE T US A S S IS T YO U IN O B T A IN IN G A V A LO A N tofinonce Hie construction of e home for you on your own lot. If you don’t hove a lot, we’ll help you find . N O DOWN P A Y M EN T - C L O S IN G C O STS WALL <-i .i * t FLU M M N Q. HEATlm AIR C O N D m O N W O 100V g, haBleed Ave. FA ! M -« I *| 4 IN IM L # IL IC T IIB CENTRAL COOLING UNIT SAN FORD Back To Alma Mater MORAGA, Calif. <UPI)—Andy Btoan, who was graduated from gt, Mary’s College to 1*M, will return to the school next fall ns freshman basketball coach and assistant athletic dimeter. Be baa bean teaching high aebeol basket­ National League: McCormick, ball to Chicago. . Giants 4-0: Ipaha, Braves; Par­ rel!, Phllica; Milter, Cards,aU Pickers Sign Pair 8-0; Law, Pirates 6-1. GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI) — American League: Hal, Ath­ letics; Staley, White Sea; Coates, Hank Gramwinger, a defensive Yankee!, ell 8-0; Portoearrero, Or­ halfback, and Jim Temp, a defen­ ioles; Brown, Orioles; Kratlck, sive cod, have signed their 1*00 Senators; Casals, Rad Box; Mar* contracts with tbe Green Bay gan, Tigers; Ferntelee, Red lea, Packers of the Nattonal Football League. all 8-0. tv . portunity to play ball up to high school. Registration for this new league will be at 4:M p. m. Monday after­ noon at the Ft. Mellon softball field. All boys desiring lo play mui^ be present at that time. Also sir fathers are urged to come with their sons as the success of the program will depend on their eld. The boys wUl be required to fur­ five htta to win over Pedro Ramoa nish shoes and gloves; catcher's to a fine pitching duel. Ramos equipment will be furnished by Ute had fanned six and yielded only Sanford Recreation Department four hits until Kaiine connected with two out in tbe Utfa inning— his first hit in 14 times at bat. Junior Bowling Jackie Brandt'a two-run 10th-inning homer gave Baltimore relief Awards Slated *» pitcher Milt Pappae hi* second Are you s member af the over win after the Orioles bad tied the score with two runs in the ninth. 300 club? There ere three junior bowlerO Barney Kutyne suffered the de­ in the Recreation Departments Jufeat after Bud Daley carried a ior Bowling League whs have four-bitter Into Ox ninth only to achieved that score. They are bo kayoed by three straight sinChuck Miles. 220; Tommy Kipp, 204; Ricky Sires, 200. There are 10 bowlers who have achieved the ITS pin in the league. There are 14 teams which beak each Saturday at *:90 a. m. at JoP Lanes. This Saturday a high game W L Pet. and high series award will bo Lakeland ............... 18' 7 .644 given to both boyt end girls bowl­ SANFORD .............. 14 a •#0» ing their scheduled three game*. Piiitka ........... . 12 • .571 New bowlers are invited to join Leesburg ............... 18 to -545 the league as there la always room St. Petersburg ........ It 10 .524 for another participant. Tampa 10 13 .435 Orli ndo ••••»•■*••••• 7 13 .368 5 17 .227 Daytona ................. The new league to be called the Sanford Little Minor League will be the final atep In the fulfillment of a total youth baaeball program to pick up youngiteri whan they are eight and allow them the op- E L E C T R IC C O . 116 8. 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Marik Aa Tha Werld Turaa Shraud *r Turin Qutaa For A Day For Uatlar or a or W an p a v la Coart Miratta Tuung Show I JUST LEARNED TH KIDS ee ou r o ' sch ool ALL NEXT WEHH/^ P g a M will i t ) Amarlusn BaaSaiaed 4:11 14) Sacral tiara* 4:14 |t) Kdea at Nteat I t ) Adventure Tima Site t i t Mavla I D Thrae ataages I D P o p * )* Playhouaa 1:14 ID Itln Tin Tla ( I ) Cartaeaa Ernla Ford's NBC show teaturaa tome top performara te tho "Country Muaic" field. Frank Sinatra's hour special te on ABC, replacing "The Un­ touchables" for the evening. The revue hour ea CBS will be devoted te a re-broadeast of "Gold Rush.” New TV Approach Cited For Children RADNOR, Pa.— Critics of talovision have boea loud la denounc­ ing th* typo programs TV brings to children. But Dr. Wilbur Schramm, dir­ ector of tb* Institute for Communi­ cation Research, Stanford Uni­ versity, Is mors coo earned about what children bring te TV. "Television never acta alone oo a child," Dr, Schramm told TV Guide magailat. 'Tt always acta with a group of other Influences - • the family the peer group, tho school for lastaoca." Dr. Schramm baltevos that a child approaehci TV view­ ing with a predetermined set of needs, interests, standards aad hablta. "In a aenie, television te like a big cafeteria, from which each of ui takes whatever be eeca that be ii hungry for at tha moment," be says. "The important thing, therefore, le what blade of hungers a child brings to television." Big Ten Poys, M agazine Says .7 5 8 /OUT a g E ,W M C -W x's CAHT EVEN WOTO A M O V E OS4.TOU® ABM FOB MOQE THAN r got FRINGE Babgain With mim ! J B E N E F I T S -W E LST M E U S E THE C A B AN E X T R A N IG H TJ VDU EXPECT TO G tT TWEN NEGOTIATE- -C DEAR ABBY: What do you think of a woman who, at age 60, thinks aha la a writer? She leta the riiahea pile up in tha sink and aits up until two and thr«a in tha morning typing. She haa been writing a "romantic novel" for three year*. She let me read aome of it and, Abby, it ia poaltively filthy! She aaya that’s what it takes to get a book sold these days. Thia "novel" of hers ia full of gram­ matical errors, but that doesn’t worry her. She doesn’t even have a high school edu­ cation. I told her if she had so much apart time she should get herself a aet of eighth grade school bookn and begin her educa­ tion where she left off S8 years ago. How can I get her to give up thte foolishness and do something useful with her time? LONG SUFFERING HUSBAND DEAR LONG SUFFERING: No wife should pursue a hobby at the expense of her family, but If she la interested in writing professionally, sha should take a course in creative writing and learn tha fundamentals. Only a mountain o f shock­ ing pink rejection slips will discourage a budding writer, and sometime# it’a easier to move a mountain. DEAR ABBY; I disagree with the an­ swer you gnve "CURIOUS" who wanted to know what the churchee did with al! their money. I am personally acquainted with a minister who makes $10,000 a year. He pays no rent, and his congregation pro­ vides him with a new automobile every year. He gets a discount on everything he buye because he la a clergyman. And peo- there’s more money. NO FOOL • • • DEAR ABBY :Your answer to “ CUR­ IOUS" was perfect and covered every phase of church needs. "CURIOUS" must be one of those pea. pie who attends church on Christmas and Easter and thinks the dollar bill he puta in the collection plate will keep the church going all year. FAITHFUL READER • • • DEAR ABBY: My friend and I were discussing something and It turned into sort of an argument, end we want you to settle it for ua. If a man and woman were married and then divoreed, and then they married each other again, which wedding anniversary should thay celebrate? ARGUING DEAR ARGUING: If they hare chitdren, they should calibrate the anniveis* aary of thair first wedding. Otherwise celebrate the anniversary of the marriage that “ took." e s s “ What's your problem ?*’ Write to Abby In ears of thia paper. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed enve­ lope. For Abby'e pamphlet, “ What Teen­ ager! Want To Knew," tend 26c end a large, aelf-addreeied, stamped envelope in care ef this paper. n a G et Rid O f T h at Excess Baggage Deer Edyth: "I am fifty pound* overweight. I am a tall woman with big bonei and I have always, it geeme, been overweight, although not to much. Do you believe that it ii needeary for me to go on a diet? I really bate to start ihli kind of thing a* It worries my family,— E.T.U." asarciaa, which yea eaa da easily and so helpfully after ye« gat rid of a low pounds. To ebtala a copy of "Diet and Eitrelte for Beauty After Forty," toad bio a Ions, aigbt-cent stamped, sell addressed envelope and a casts la coin, Uao tha program and you will get good ronilte. tt may worry your family but it will worry them more whan you begin to pey the toil on your per­ sonal excess baggage! You ahoutd run to ■ diet end you should have a rlicck-up by your doctor. It doei make you feel more youthful and you look more youthful when you illm down and, although you may hate it, k ia better for your health. U you find, after check, tag with your doctor, that you need a diet, you may have a ropy of mine, Thia recommends mild "My daughter ia beiag mar­ ried at noon In a country church. She ia wearing a hat and a pale blue ahoath with while araesseela*. Should I wear a hat alee, and what type ef dreaa? A lunch­ eon on our lawn follow*. It wlU 1 would auggeet a pretty turnall be vary neighborly.—Mrs. T. mar dnsa. If you do sot wear hate k would not be aeeettary te wear one, although I think you Yea, by all mataa wear'a hat. would leek smarter. A tie far Your dreaa might ha aa attrac­ your huahand? Good gracious, tive small print or a liana te eay YES! If he la not la the habit of becoming color. You aaa remove wearing hate, it la not n tm u r y your hat and gloves whet yea Asr him te wear eaa either. By FEED DANZIG NEW YORK (UP!)—Tennenee Ernie Ford packed hla overtired bag of assorted goodies Tuesday night and flatbed back I.iU years to give the "Startime" hour one of Its imoolher journeys. Tha NBC-TV special, "Tennetpee" Ernie Meets Xing Arthur,” wae a frliky, free-wheeling adap­ tation by Roland Klbbee of Mark Twain's claaitc, "A Connecticut Yankee ia Eing Arthur’s Court." Ford, our eyewltnen te hlitory, made hit journey te understand­ ing with bia usual wide-eyed fa­ cade and supply of verdant, grass roots humor. Ilia homlllei and simlllei exploited every ponibla target. We first mat tha ol' pea-picker In a 3Qlh century laboratory, the unwilling subject of a scientific experiment. That lab scene, with scientists bunting about, aomebow resembled a commercial for a new cigarette filur. Actually, they were about to put Emit In their time machine end shuttle him beck lo King Arthur'a Cametot in Uie year S2*. The obvious dUbreacae between those days aad liday'a eiviliaatioa ware massaged with innocent, geolla and semi-apologetic little jokes. Noting that ha would he travelleg backward ia span. Ford re­ ferred to hlmeelf aa a "haek astronaut." Toid teat he bad landed la Camalot, he aaked, "la that anywhere aear Chattanooga? When a aarvaat earn# aieag with a tray, Ernie asked, "Whadya got Ihoro? Vittloa? The answer: "No. Food." And oo it wont. la one ominous aeene, where Eralo was about le be burned at the stake by King Arthur, Braid appealed for tho abolition of capi­ taI punishmeat. But that wfa about oa controversial as the dia­ logue became. Uaually, el’ Bra wu buar wowing tho CaaaleUaw with quotes from Shakaapaara, Lincoln, Jaftertax Nathaa Mate and "Tha Farmer'# Alaaaaae," and Introducing them te auch lux­ uries aa kula hoops and yo-yo*. CANNES, Franco (UPI) — Cri­ tics and industry sources at tbo Caaaoa Alas Foatival said today American direeter Julea Dassin’s "Never on Sunday'' la tha beat picture shown so far in tbo fes­ tival. Dateln wrote the film, produced ■ad directed M, aad playod the loading role. The feminine lead was played by Melina Mercouri of Italy. Beth received a long ovation and bra­ vo* from the audianca of I,WO who aaw the film Sunday aJsht. "Never on Sunday" aatirisea tha "Boy Scout typo of American"— •pacifically, a man who goaa te Oreace te "reform" tho aatlvae. Ho moot* a happy prostitute and apenda the rest of tha fUm trying te convert bar into a "good American.” Ho fail*, but ia the process win* a lit ef frtend* through hi* good-natured hltHMll*g "Meat ef ua are (till Bey Scouts at heart,” Daaate laid, "Thia party ef the festival. Quetta, at Dassia’fl tovitatkh, broke 4,Ml glaasea after driakteg Greek wine aad liqueur, Daaeia hired a deems NEW YORK (UPI) — Football playora In th* Big Ton Confer­ ence or* paid to do or die for their teams every Saturday, tlia magexina Sports Illustrated charg­ ed today In an artlela printed in title week's ittu*. "Many Big Ten football player* are carried-on the payrolls ef iadustry at 940 or $10 weekly,” the article said. “ Sometimes they shew up for work, and aometlmaa they stay in hod." Tha magaaino, without naming names or ockools, also charged that alumni "engtea" in the Big Ten secretly make weakly cue) payments to soma football play. the acrttaini. era* II was Mm M O M TA t-1tlg NOW SHOWING AT f tig A llttt “ BHOW ANI JUNCTION* "My husband la taking ma le a large dinner at a hotel la a nearby town. Wa will bo by ear. I am fairly tall, not overweight and have gray hair. What should t wear? Tha dinner ie not listed aa formal, U will be over i t elae and we will drive back. Mr huiband la wearing a Mae sum­ mer alpaca auit aad i white shirt, Should he wear a hat aad tie?—Mrs." group around tbo round taWo. Timas haven't changed much, I guest. Today, for eumplo, the round tabte equivalent might hi ta evening around Frank Sin­ atra's plag pong tabte. �Number" For A d RESULTS — FA 2 -2611 . * a !,1 j h i. 1 v;.« l a i'M SETTLE 5 ,‘ivt FOR LESS Select one o f the best ca money can buy • - • - A t Your Authorized Dealer • Chevrolet • Oldamohile for — • Cadillac r « * * " Tudor Hardtop Equipped W ith All Factory Ae­ rie* Iod adiftf Air Conditioning. A Stunning Red and i Tutona Flniah and W hitt Sidewall Tire* ■ I.lk* N«w king I*t*rior • Local On* Owner Car W ith Very Low I * . W E SOLD IT N EW AND RECOMMEND IT AS OF THE B E8T CARS MONEY CAN BUY. 57 OLDSMOBILE “ IS" Farter Hardtop Fully Eqalppad Tadodlag Air C w atlM iaf - Baaatlfoi Taiaaa Flatah With Matdiiaff latariar a rt Whlta 8M*wail Tirm. THROUGHLY RBCONDITIONED AND RECOMMENDED FOR YEARS OF SERVICE. S. Real Estate For Salt IN MEMORIUM la ramemberenee of our daugh' ter and nice* Prudence Davies; 3-BEDROOM upatalrs downtown 2-BEDROOM trailer. FA 1-7922. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor R aym on d L undqultt, Aaioc. furnlihed apartment 9*9 per Beyone Ike gate our loved one APARTMENTS for rent at Stone FA 2-3961 month. FA 2-3071. AtlanUe Bank Bldg. finds happiness and r a a t. Ialand on Lake Monroe; 2 quiet There la comfort In Uia thought cool, furnlahed apartmenta. Sum­ 3-BEDROOM, 3 bath home; at­ that a loving God knowa beat. mer ratea. Call FA 2-4290. tached garage. 912 Cherokee Cir­ Idella Davica, mother 3-BEDROOM furnlahed home to cle, Sunland Eatatea. FA 2 2339. Ifancle u, Sheppard, aunt reaponaible people. 9100 month. 3-ROOM furnlahed apartment with Hortence A. Hardemon FA 2-5091. bath and garage. 2530 N. Nar- LOVELY 1 bedroom, 3 bath home In Dream wold 7517 Orronlu Dr. Lockett Gardner ciaaua, FA 2-3140. By Appointment. Moaea Gomble, friend FURNISHED apartmant, elean and clow in. Adutla only. HOME with Income Jimmy Cowan, FA 2-4013. UNFURNISHED, clean eight room FURNISHED 4 room apartment, 2-BEDROOM bouse, Florida room house $75 mo. 310 W. 3rd. St. and double car garage, dote water furnished, 990 per month. NICE 3-bedroom, 2 bath home, Apply 319 French Are. to arhoola and ahopping center. Call FA 2-5031. Florida room, kitchen equipped. Call FA 3-4039. 3-BEDHOOM unfurnished house on Immediate occupancy. FA 2-2142. 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip' comer lot, well landscaped; kit­ pad. Ph. FA 2-5303. chen equipped; water furnish­ ed, Ideal location, 27th k FARMER’S AGENCY WELAKA APARTMENTS; rooms N. V. Farmer, Realtor private baths, 114 W. First St. 2-BEDROOM housetraiier 110 per 'French Ate. FA 2-44tl or week; In Osleen. Ph. FA 2-0519. FA 2 395!. Lillian Trams FURNISHED I bedroom apartR. H. Ivera, D. H. Whitmore 313 PALMETTO Ave., furnished ment, upstairs, private entrance, Associates. bachelor apartment. FA 2-3259. 2495 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 5221 After hours, FA 2-2911, FA 2-4921 FURNISHED apartment til wk. LAKE MARY: Cosy furnished S FA 2-0291, FA 2 3012 room house $40 mo. FA 2-9909. Sleeping room 99. FA 2-2794. LADY or couplo to ataara my GROVE MANOR HOME; 1013 Lin 2-ROOM cottage ready to move 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house, home. Eleetric kitchen. Utilities coin St., a bedroom, 1H bath, Fenced backyard. FA 2-4997. to, completely furnished, all paid. Its per month. Mra. Ben double carport. utilities. Adulta only. 2404 Park FURNISHED apartments, hard­ Ave. ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, 2 bath wood floors, Ule baths. 902 W. FLORAL HEIGHTS: 1 bedroom home in Loch Arbor; reason27th. Street. NEW 2 bedroom duplex, nicely ■pertinent 1 block off Sanford able. FA 2-2295. furnished or unfurnished. Low I BEDROOM unfurnished house, Ave.; pass the air base route, rentals in Casselberry. Ph. Or­ turn to right; approximately 9 kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2-4499. M 1 1■ « f«M *9 m a f _ J _ Legal Notice lando, CH 1-1735, MI 4-9299. miles from Sanford.'' fc* Enderi NICELY furnished I room apartAPARTMENT, South Sanford Ave., NEW 2 bedroom bouse, complete­ iv m e c t itc tr r m i nv. nivrti ment. FA 3-5303. near Lake Jessup. FA 2-5494. ly furnished, near b e a t . J t n ir it i, r m c r iT n r ri.nnins I* s v n rim ik m iv o i .s: r o t s . SLEEPING ROOMS, tha Gablts FA 2 2577. t v . iv cH Svrim v vn. inexs 2-BEDROOM traUer. FA 2-9199, 491 Magnolia Ave. FA 3-9720. Ma r g a r e t louihk bai- p . 3-ROOM furnlahed apartment, r u im if f , FURNISHED apartmant, clean UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom duplez downstairs. 309 Elm. TA 2-2021. and nicely furnlahed, knotty apartment; lake privilege!. 995 WIU.1 b jam eh sapp , pine walla, flreplaca, extra large n.f.nil.iit, FURNISHED garage apartment month. FA 2-5729. votii * to n rrr.x n bedroom. Ill Elm. 995 per month 1401 Oak Avenue. tksi sta te o r ri.n n in t ro i Also, 901 Magnolia, 2 bedroom FURNISHED apt FA 2-2900, W lt.I.IE JAMES SAPP 3-BEDROOM furnished 2 story apartment and 1203 Elm, du•l-**t K now n A ililr ...) RENT A BED houso at 210 So. French Ave. L y o n ., N ow Tnrk plea, 993. Call NO 9-339T, Roilaway, Hosplta1 It Baby Beds A Sworn Complaint b a v ln r b**n 995 per month, CaU FA 2-3071 m .rt la a ln .l you In tti. Clrrult By Day, Week. or Monlh before 9:30. Court In a n ! fo r S.m lnol* Coun­ CARROLL’S FURNITURE ty. F lo r id ., In C h in c.ry , for Ph. FA 2 3191 119 W. 1st St. H lvorr. and n th .r r .l l .f , tn . abort UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom bouse, 1309 EUtott. CaU FA 1-3234. 1 bedroom, 1 bath bom* on beau­ tiful corner lot, fine neighbor­ hood, 990 por month. LAND WANTED 1895 18 91 R AV EN N A PARK HOMES 1495 % “ v s ! ‘ i j • Q a lit (fca m B oltr i • N «tf M f i S D" ■i\ ■ tf Cw m r Hardtop FoOr Equipped d o r • A LU XU RY CA R 1795 Turn W a d On M th BL F bDbw C to a liy d a k R A A W atch Far Oar B lg a a . . . . OPEN D A ILY H ior Ratal F air KqnUptol ladadiaf Paw ti P tw w Brakaa • Pcrf*et T atoo* Fialsk • itartor • A N BXCBLLRN T FAM ILY CAR. • iM A . M. T i l Dark SU N DAY S :M P . M. TU Dark ShoamakMk Legal Notica Legal Notica r iP T ir io c e b a m b NOTICE I* h .r .b y slv .w tkat wa ara ansasad ta baalnaaa at Sanford, n.mlnnla Couaty, Flsrlda, undar tha flaittlaaa warn* af, H appy Arran K lndarsnrtan and that I Inland la rrsla tsr aald nama w ith Iha Clark nr tha Clrrult Court, •tmlnala County, Florida. In a rcnrdaano w ith tha provlalnan nf >ba riMlttnaa Nama Statute*, tn-w ltl Hanlon lis.at Fleridn B tatat.a HIT. *1pt J .a a and f l.o r s * Flltard Publlah May It. I*. 1* A Juna t. F i i r r m o t 's s i n k NOTICE IB h .ro b y slvaa that w o a rt a n p a s.d to bualn.ao at Apepha n.mlnnla County, Florida under iha rictitleue name of, Coamophlla tr ll.t Co. and that wo. Inland tn raglaiar aald nam* -w ith tb* Clark a f tkn Clrault Court, nom i­ n a l. County, Florida, to arcardaac* with tb* provision* o f tba Flat!Ilaua Nam* m atolaa, ta-w lti Banlion la t.t* Florida Statutan U t t . S is : t-ylo Clark (o w n tr) C. B. Allan Publlah May K . IS. t l * Jun* I Excellent Quality Display Bedding till* n f ..1 4 (rtln n h .ln n MARO ARET IN CISE SAPP, f-felnllfr. V*. W IU .tK JAMES SAPP. D »f.n 4 a n t, t h .a . p r f i . n l . » r . to caut* .nit r.q u lr* you tn fit . your w fltt .n d . f . n . . . , If *ny, to th . com p la in t fll.d h .r .ln , an4 la a . r » . ■ copy th .ra o f upon Plain( I ff * attorney on o r b .fo r a tn . tsih 4 a r o f Ju n ., lilt. A. n., oth arw l.a s D .r r v . Pro C o n f.a .o w ill b« * n l.r* 4 a s .l n .t you and th . r a n ., p r o rr.4 at part*. WITNESS m r hand and nfflrlal a .a l a t Hanford, S.m lnota Conn if , Florida, tbla l*1h day o f M ar, ISIS. (SEAM Pav14 M. Qateh.l C I.rk o f th . Circuit Court, H-mlnot* Cauntr. Florida U rl Martha T. Vlhlan, D C K a n n .ih (1. Hpouldlnr A ttorney fo r P laln ltff Sanford Atlantia Nal'j Bank Bids. Banford, Florida Publlah Mar II, IS. 14 * Juna I. A D V E E T ISE H E TT SON BIOS Sfrr Ssotork Rrralk Pnjre 10— Thura! May 12, *«0 SEE IT NOW! Four bedroom, 2 bath home. Quiet commuhity. LR. 13* x 20'; DR.; 5 T l ! « i ^ s U t * T o ^ B i # ^ ™ I kILchen, built In atove, dlapoaal. Utility room wlrod for waaher 3-BEDROOM, S bath C. B. bom* and dryer. Corner lot 100' x 120* In Sruth Pinacroat 2nd. Addi­ with 12 orange treea. Low down tion. Small dow payment, aapayment. No qualifying. Phone nine FHA contract. C a l l FA 2 5314. FA 2-T490 if interested. ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 3-1301 17-93 at Hiawatha 3-BEDROOM, 2to bath homo In Sunland Estates, 103 Lake Dot Dr. Priced right for immediate sale. FA 2-5257. SALE OR RENT: S bedroom fully C ■ air conditioned trailer; C, P. O. 3-BEDROOM CB home, comer lot Kennedy, FA 2-5134. ‘ ‘Sunland " ■ “Estates, will sell In or trade for home In Jaekeon 217 SO. SUNLAND Dr., Sunland ville. Call FA 2-4999. Estates: 2 bedroom, 2 bath, GE kitchen, llvlngroom drape­ ries. Monthly payments 990.35, DOWNTOWN HOME Include! lazes -nd Insurance, Three bedrooms, 2 baths — exjsoo cash or terms to suit you. ceilent condition — walk to work FA 2-4597. 310,500. Terms. 3-B. R. home, funs, erunfara. Buy W. If. ••Bill" STEMPER Agency equity. Will rent 9110 a month. Realtor k Insurer • Wynne wood Dr. Ph. FA 2-9999. Phnne FA 2 4091 112 N. Park Phone FA 29331 2M1 Park Dr. NAVAL officer trsntft-rod; Large 3 bedroom house in Mayfair; 2ik baths; fireplace; screened Legal Notice porch; Florida room with out­ side entrance; sprinkler sys­ tem. FA 2-7123. 3-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped home available In June. Assume VA lo a n . Sunland Estates. l LOTS or ACREAGE 2 bedrooms, completely furnished, COOL, roomy 2 bdrm. unturn, Give legal description, price downstairs apt. 997.50. 1700 Mag­ dead end street, 979 per month. and term*. Write P. O. Box nolia Avo. FA 2-3951. 271, Sanford, Florida. I bedrooms, lVt baths, electrically t CONDITIONED furnished •quipped kitchen, 995 par month. iarage apartment. Adult*. CaU 'A 2-1929. I bedrooms, 1 bath, extra targe living area, fully equipped kit­ chen, 9103 per month. A ir F#rd«r * Perfect Torqnoise and W hitt Talon* Finish 2-APARTMENTS: 1 bedroom furn­ C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER ished; 2 bedroom furnished; both h W hit* Rklaw tl T trw • Lik* N*w Interior • V*ry Low CaU today for an appointment! W. B. Shlppy, Aasoe. ground floor*. Contact J3t2 Pal­ Stenstrom Realty M So. Park Ava. Ph. PA l-iMl metto Av*. 111 N. Park At*. Phone FA 2-2419 • ROOM furnished offlciaaey 3-BDRM. block homo. Low down "Open evening* til 9:39 PM” pay meet, VA loan. FA 2-1272. apartment 7*1 Park Avenua. INCOME PROPERTY OR INEX­ PENSIVE HOME: S bedrooms, dialog room, fireplace, partly 2-BEDROOM furnished apartmant. furnished, kitebea equipped; ren­ Reasonable rent C l o s e ta, ovated esterlor. Beautiful lot. FA 2-0941. 1219 Oak. 99,999, t e r m s . FA 2-2379 or FA 2-4392. ji <.. q u ... ^ . L 1 1 • 4i t-ROOH efficiency apartment, , flparial Ferdor Badsn With Radio and H*atar - Automa­ private bath, SullaM* for one or SUNLAND ESTATES: S bedroom, couple. Arm s from poatoffle*. tic TnutamlaiioH > Bpaririinr Talon* Finish W ith Lika 2 balk, eatra lug* home. View of lake. Allan* FHA or FHA New Match lav Interior. THIS ONE IS F A R ABOVE ta a * r v l c * mortgage. Ph. AVERAGE. FA 2-1972. BENT OR SALE: 9-bedroom bourn ta quiet aelghborbood. FA 2-M99. 57 BUNN 5. Real Estate For Sals o f Mil A ItMAK J. WELLING. <!•r - . t . d , and at .o ld tlm*. tb .n and t h .r .. m . k . application In tb# ..I d J u d y . for a final ..t t l.r n .n t nr h i. adm lnl.tratlon nf ..I d m llK . and for an ordrr d l.rh a ra ln a Mm as auch A ncillary Admltilut ralor. Dated 1hla tha fth day a f April, a. r>. n r . / « / I l.o r t # M. W .tlln r, an A ncillary Administrator nf th . E .t a i. of Sit AII \f AN J. WELLING P .ca r.d STENHTROM. DAYIH A MslKTOSH A lln rn rta fnr Ancillary Admlnlatralur E dw ard. Mmldlnz Sanford, Florida Publlah April II, tS * May I . It. 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath, kitchen equipped home. Large lot. 970* down, 9m.R0 mo. 4*«r<- VA loan. 90S Camellia Court. FA 2-2159. $560 DOWN Beautiful 3 Bedroom I Batk Horn* with Hardwood floors. G. X. equipped Kitchen. Thermosta­ tically controlled Heat, Well, Landscapped Lot on Dead Ena -’ Street where Children play In ■afety. Ws will bo proud ta show you this today. MOVE RIGHT IN F11A Financing—No Closing Cast — for an appointment call — Helen E. Noonan at W. H. BUI Stamper Ageney FA 2-4991 it the cittern- rot ht, ninth FA 2-9331 J i n i r i . t , c ir c iit n r r t .n M in * . it a Mt s o n s e m i tiii.e c o l arr, L’tl A.ArKE V TO. IN K . NOTICE TO nKFKAIf VKRNON A. MILLER and At. MILLER h i. wlf*. RERT t>. WATSON an* VIRGINIA WATSON, h i. RACKET. and RO. GLORIA wlf*. Plaintiff*, NANCT I.E E CORN, and tf marrl.cl, —— CORN, bar huabanri, and all p.ranna ctilm ln y any Intat.at In th . f .a l » . t a t . Invnlv.d In thla anil, a lth .r aa h air* l . t . K . i , <t»v l . . . . , z r a n ta .i ar n th .r claim aata by, undar, Ihrnuab. or a gain .t th* a b m a natntd Defendant* ar otharw l.a. D efendant* S t Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 119 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3-9111 3-BEDROOM, I bath C. B. houso for sale, 910,000. Terms. For rant: 993 par mo. FA 2-7017, ■ ADJOINING LOTS M‘ X 130*. City sewer and wator. Paved St. and sidewalk. Sarlta it.. Dreamweld, to block W. of French — 1 block So. WinnDlxio. Owner, P. O. But 1109, * Orlando, Tha Basra af Publie In.tnieUnn for Remind* County, Florida, wilt r.cslta blda for th. furnl.hinz nf all labar, malarial*, vquipm.nt GREATLY REDUCED: Forced to •nd ..rvlca raonlr.d fnr lh. con. THE STATE OV n.OEint TOi airuetlnn af Iff* ADDITIONit TO VTA I.TKR n RANJAMIN and sell 2 bedroom homo; Florida THE HOHENWAI.R ELEMENTARY NANCT LEB CORN. If ..I d D .room. Assume Gt Loan—974.39 SCMO OT. R .m lnnlt County, F lor- f.ndanta ara living, and. If any ar ____. monthly, FA 2-7759. Ida. re i n a l.tin s nf ta n cll.a room a . all a.Id D efendant nr Defendant* uatll !•:*• a: iw, May la. IMS. ara deceived. th . unknown sp-iu.r, at Iha Sv-hnnl Adm lnl.tratlnn hair*, r f .v lir .., n ra n fe .i, creditor* C. B. HOME: 3 bedrooms. 2 Bulldlns, Cnminarelat A v.n u t, o r other partial cl»lm ln « by, baths. Terms available. Cow Hanford, Florida, at which lima Ihrnush, undar nr a z.ln a t any down payment 719 BrJarclifL and ptaca ha blda w ill b* pu blic: aurh d .r .a a .d Defendant ar DaPh. FA 2-94». f.ndan ta ir allva. and If d .a * , ly apan.d a a * r i t * aloud. D raw lnsa and tp .clflca tln n * may ba nbtaln.d by dapa.ttlns With th* A rehllert, John A. Burloa IV. Carnar Flrat t l r . a t an* Motlonvllla Avaau*, Sanford, F lo r­ ida, far tha flrat aat o f dncum .nta obtained auch d . p o .lt w ill ba rafun d.d la full to aacb Parana who raturna tha doaamaata la aosd enadltloa within 1* data a fte r tha b l* apanlasi w ith atcaptlan aa■ o t.a batew. Additional aata may ba abtalnai e l tha coat a f l i s ts a* eh, whlah la halt r» fu n d . hit. a .n a r a l Cnntraciora aarurlns dneumanta aa* WOT aubm lttlny prnpoaal ahall ba rtrundad ana-naif tb* d .p o .it upon r.tu ra o f documanta In s « . d anadltlan. A aartlfl-a aback o r bank draft, pay- th .lr unknown h.lra, davit**., la« « (• « (. or ■ r a n lr .i; and all par­ tita b a vin s nr rU lm ln r to hava any rlaht. tltla ar In trrr.t In Iba pru p .rty haraln daarrlhtri. to-w ltt . Th* K nrthwa.t O n r -g u .r t.r I N t v q i at tha N orth w .it FOR S A L E : Wllkta City Limits. I BE. Uy Balk. Kitchen Eqnipped. I^yge if Family Rosa With Separata Entrance 6 Inelde Dmbte Clan* Danes. Ideal Fnr Office Or Rtody. Large Utility I n * , Fenced Backyard. Lew Monthly Payment. Profeataeenlly Landscaped. FA t-9999. NEW ROMB BY TBS STATW *IF PtASBtllA TO J ih lS H. BROCK. BOX B, M T U TENNESSEE: A sworn Complaint havlas boon filed as.ln.t yon m ibt Clrrult Court In and fnr H.mlnolo County, Florida, by BKTTT Bnocsc. fnr Slvnrr*, tha abort llllo of which I* BETTT BROCK, Plaintiff, v.rfu*. JAMBS H. BROCK, DefendE. AMBROSE O M .IFF, JR., Atant, that# pr.a.nla nr* tn comm rn .y fo r Plalntlffa, whnaa admand you ta appaar an* flta your dr*.a I* P. O. B o i 1*1. Banford, wrltt.n dtf.aa.a haraln on nr baFlorida, and Immediately there­ fnr* tb* Hat day of Mar. A. r>. on thla protect. after fit* t h . orlcln a l o f aam . In tllf, nr ntharwlao Paor.r Fro Con- T h . Board o f Pubil* Tnstruetlon far lh* n fflc* nf th* Clerk a f th . f.iao will b* *n|*r#a apnlnat you. Seminal* Cnnnly, Florida, raaorva* cir c u it Court nf th* above a tyl.d Th* Saafard Naiald la daalsnnt.d tha rlaht la rolovt any and.’ nr C ourt; otharw l.a a D ocr.o Prn a* a nawopapar, of sanaral elr- nil hid* ar to w alv* any Infer- C onf.aa* w ill bo ont.rad asalast rnlatlon to which tbla .Italian m alliir* tn th* hlddlns. No bid y o u .. , ahall bo puhll.b.d one# aacb wa.h ohnll b* withdraw n for n period IV tTNEM the band a f lh* d a r k for four coaaocutlvn wo.ha. o f fifteen (111 day* aub.»uu*nt to and th* tool o f th . Circuit Court, WITNRSB mr haa* ta* nfflrl.l th* opanlns nf blda without tha at Sanford, S.m lnnl* County, Flor* a.al af iha Clarh nf inn Clrenlt ronaant o f tha Board. Ida. thla lath d a y - o f May, A. D. Court an . thla ton lltk Say nf JOHN L BBlfM UCT Its*. April, A. b. 111*. (HEAL) Chairman, Board nf Pablla DAVID M. HATCHETla .tru rtlo n far Bamlnola Clerk at th* Circuit Court County, F lorid* By; Mnrthn T, Vlhl.n I t T Mllwra, Deputy Clark B.minni* county Baparlntondanl R. AMBROSE OLL1FF, JR. of Publln Inatructloa aid P. O. B o s IIS Kx-Offlclo Secretary to th* la* y, Park Av m m Board of Pubil* tastructlen Sanford, Flarld* Publlah April IS * May I, It Publish Way I t, 19, ■«, * Odham & Tudor Stalk Piaaerwt On Oners Road, Bn. af laniard Sunland Estates 17-91, i miles Bn. nf Banter* C looiaf C**t A i Lew Aa $1SI TA-FHA, FBA-IN-8EBV1CB Immediate Pernpansy 1 Year Peraaaal latkfaiHan G U A R A N TEE Year personal aatiafactUn foe one fall year an the (ton nf year Juna 9. wettaa Nlgktljr Os Oar Larta Llsklad tM, WHERE DEALS SHIN1S / J i •ttlariiMfnarkMikr w / FREE WELCOME a M m Ui U C Lai FA M Stl OTc. VA MTU 14 R O L L -A W A Y BEDS $1Q75 m m WITH INNBMPBINO MATTBRSIEI ■ * oath Ph. FA S-IM1 ' �15. Special Services REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Thurs. May 12, GO— P a n e AUTO GLASS INSTALLED J. W. HALL 2344 French At*. Realtor Call Hall” Phone FA M 114 W. 2nd St. MORTGAGE LOANS Commercial and Conventional Residence WISE and JOHNSON 431 Magnolia Ph: (IA 3-34N Orlando, Fit. FA 2 4822 SERVICE CALLS R N The Biggtil tittle Shop la Sanford Alt Parti And Labor Guaranteed M Dayi. SANFORD RADIO A V r CENTER tth. A Sanford Ave. FA 2-IT41 PUMPS - SPRINKLERS typea and liiei, imtalli “ Do It Youneir WE REPAIR AND SERVICE S T I .v E Machinery and Supply Co. SOT W. Sad St Ph. FA 144 Alt LICENSE BONDS and INSURANCE far ELECTRICIANS, PUMBERS and CONTRACTORS RAYMOND M. BALL AGENCY AIR CONDITIONING $t$ So. Park At*. H. B. POPE CO. W a. Pea* - FA M M TO YOUR DOOR SERVICE Evtry Tuesday and Wednesday SANFORT k SOWERS lit E. Welbourne Ave. MI 11474 WINTER PARK, FLA. Chain Sawa — Tool* — BoMa— Nit* — Scrawa and Other Part*. Phon* «r Write PAY BACK BILLS AVON COSMETICS kaa open inf for *nerf*tie ladles. Flex­ ible hours. Write, Uanaier, BMC 248, Leekbart. WANTED: Someone in Country Club Manor area to car* tor two email children 4Vfc days par week for working mother. W1U pay $10 weekly. Ph. FA $-tnT after 6:00. FAMILY SLEEP-IN JOBS NEW YORK. SALARY TO 130 WEEK­ LY AND HIGHER. TRANSPORTATION ADVANCED. FREE ROOM AND BOARD. WRITE MR. BAUM, 2832 HEMPSTEAD DRIVE, LAKELAND, FLA., OR TELEPHONE MU I-33M. MEN-Women $30. Dally. BsH L a inoua nameplates. Write Reeve* Co., Attleboro, Mail. LAWN MOWING, yard work, odd Jobs; young man, dtpendible. FA 2-7014. Sewing- Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES k MODELS RENTALS IR. WEEK SOt W. First St. 124 hr. *tr.) FA 3 $ m 22. Articles For Sale 2 1 . F u r n itu r e • niG VALUES ROOM air rondilionrr In excel • QUICK CREDIT lent condition. FA 23886. • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS UNUSUAL Gadgets and Gifu for you, alio lor your boma! Study WILSON - MAIER G a r b e r a Calalof, heralding New and Uied Furniture “ Gifts Unuiual” . Really differ­ Jit E. Firit St. FA 23622 ent. Catalog free. No obligation. Addrrti: Carbtra, 2200 R. Robinson Ave., Orlando, FlorBOVS dreea mill and panti, die 8 to I, reasonable, FA 2 4T2S. I860 HARLEY DAVIDSON icooler 3300, caih or finance. Orlando REDIMIX-CONCRETE GA S6T37. 31” Window Silli $|.2S 34” Window Llnteli $1.23 COLDSPOT FREEZER 14.1 cu. ft. MtRACLR CONCRETE CO. Bert Offer. 106 So. Sunlmd 30# Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-37SI Drive. SKD GE rmgr 330; uietl UE 20 GUAGK Ithlca pump 340. 20 refrigerator 373. Call FA 2 0207 guage model 12 Windcheater after 3:30. pump, 363. Call FA 2-41S2. ONE POUND Maxwell House Cof­ fee 33c with a 33 cash hard ware or lumber order. B. Ed­ wards Builders Supplies, $03 W. 3rd. Street. Ph. FA 2-78M. Windnhleld Back Glass Door Glass Vent Glass SERVICE Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. ft. Mortgage I/Oans It • Isea, X*W VwNrw Ia ,W «U r»»*J i w m t B "l* "I threw everything out. I Ilka to start freah OR a m w Job.” FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Knelosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic •r rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon corda. FOR THE WEEK-END Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd St. FA 2-462S 1M1 DODGE tudor, food condi­ tion. Private owner. 223 Fla­ mingo Dr., Sanford. FA 3-717$, GOOD used frame windows, Jamba and aasorted lumber. See fore­ DESOTO: '34 V-$ t iredora 4 door man at Nicbolion Bulck Bldg. sedan, auiomatir radio, heater, power brakes, white walla. Ex­ Deluxe 21 foot upright freeier, cellent s h a p e . $433. Ph. Just take up payments of New k Used Furniture A Appli­ NOW OPEN PA 2-3714. $2812. See Clyde Walls M Daances. A Good Place To THRIFTY RADIATOR Wilt Trailer Court. BUY, SELL er TRADE ltOO FORD FAIRLANE 4 dr., VS REPAIR SERVICE motor, like new, 2000 miles, big re ws for your Radiator Rapa Jenkins Furniture S A W D U S T and ahavingi. discount. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-3731 400 Sanford Ave. W* guarantee our work. Pi FA 2-3677, Buckner ft Son. FA f-7430 FA 2-0233. 708 French Ave. Sell Ui Your Furniture. Qu'ck MODEL A: till coupe. 10$ W. tth, TV Service within the hour. Re­ Street. FA 2-3813. Cash or fin­ Used furniture, appliances, tools Service With The Cash. SUPER etc. Bought-Sold Larry'a Mart pair your TV for $7.10, In your ance. TRADING POST. FA S-0677. 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4133 home er no eharfe. Sunshine OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE TV, FA 11833. 20-A Trailers 1 Cent per lb. ROLLAWAY, Hospital’ end Baby FREE ESTIMATES cheerfully THE SANFORD HERALD Bedi. Day. Week, or Month— given. Mattress renovating, up­ OFFICE FURNITURE CENTER holstery and slip covers. Cus­ $84 W. lit. St. FA 2-1811 1100 French Ave. tom built beddlog made to or­ Ph. f a a n si TENOR Guitar and amplifier $43, der. Call or com# Is. Nix Bed­ 'Si KENTUCKIAN 48' x 10' one I Smyrna Dr., DeBary. ding Manufacturing Co.„ 1301 bedroom, Ilka new. Call after CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: A1 So. Sanford Avo. FA t-1117. 8:00 p. m. — all day Sun., work guaranteed. Free Eatlnatas. Phone FA 2-7S1I. ENVELOPES, letterheads, state­ ments, Invoices, hand Mila, and p r o g r a m a, ete. Progressiva Printing Co. Phone FA I-3S31306 West 11th St. 2-Dr. Sedan. DyaaDow, Radio and Kaater. Now Bcigo and Whito Fintah With W8W Tire*. TODAY’S SPECIALS LARGE utility Irailer 333. paint, cola, tenta. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS, 310 Sanford Ave. Sales - Service SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. • DODGE • DART • CHRYSLER Impala Sport Coupe. Chevrolet’* Bent FInUhed la Nnowcrent White With W8W Tire*. V -l, PoworgHdo, Power Steering and Power Broken, Absolutely New Throughout. HOUSEWORK, FA 2A Satisfied euatomer to cur beat advertisement. m STENO receptionist — typing, w light dictation; no experience; HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK attending buainaaa college at 101. So. Oak .... Pb. FA *1741 night: permanent resident. Ph. FA 2-B7t2 mornings. 12. Plumbing Service* PLUMLING Contracting ft Repairs Free Eatimatai R. L HARVEY S64 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-31i3 4-Dr. Hardtop, Showroom New Cream and Whitt Fintah, DynaDow, Power Steering and Brake*, FAC­ TORY AIR CONDITIONING, Power Window* and ft Way Power Seat, Radio and Heater. Complete Owaer Hlnlory Available. A Fine Lnxury Car At Only Cut Flowers For Any Occaaton SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FA 2-1S20 or FA 2-0270 Plumbing A Hasting AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-83*1 House Wiring — E'ectrle Service Gataway To The Waterway Sid Vihlea Your EVINRUDE Dealer RANDALL FLECTRIC OO. Robaon Sporting Gooda 112 Magnolia FA 2-0813 304-6-1 E. 1st. Pb FA 1-1061 30 H. P. JOHNSON Javeli- motor, electric starter, axeaUenl condi­ WALL PAPERING ft PAINTING tion. FA 2-4468. Work Guaranteed Bob Beard Contort 308 West tth St. 14 FT. Plywood Runabout, Excel­ Phone FA 2 8643 lent condition, new paint. $83, FA 2-7341, 104 Mayfair Circle THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor NEW 12 ft. plywood boat, used Memo Carpentry Repair* it K. F. motor, 1123. See John Roofing ft Siding Decker, 166 Mayfair Circle. Phon* rA 2-6432 Special Fleetwood Sedan. The Finest Cadillac Serb* Equipped With All Faclocy Luxury Features. Gall Wheel* and Grille Wending With A Spotlaaa Senfoam Green and White Flninh Make This An EnviaM* Car To Own. Thin Car Driven By Out Local OwntB, Drivt It and Try It To Tour Sattsfadtou. 57 C H E V R O L E T 56 C H E V R O LE T ►116- Fur dor Sedan. V-8 Knilnr, B lf|Q f| i , Ton Pickup With Pou.rglidu. Extra Clean! IIW lI M t f „ r Work I OME IMPROVEMENTS an d custom building. For free *at<- 56 DODGE Ig y | M * 56 FO RD l.encer Hardlup Coupe, V«S Engine, Ante- iJTon Pickup 6 Cylinder Knaiue, Anlei melir TraMmLiiun, Radio end l i f t ! lie Transmission, Cu«t»m Cab. Hei Hotter. Ask To Krr This One Tmfay! Compere Thla MM P rice A n y * h e r e ! E Country Kedan V-X Engine, Fordnmelir and Radio. Don't ML* This On* SUNK J, Ton 6 Cylinder, 81U Flet Bed I, end Leak At The Price! W S Heevy Duly Springe, Overall* Tire*. 1 Cnatem SM Feeder Sedan, t Cylinder Kn line mod Radio. Juet Llko New .| | n a a and Only On* Owner! I* n As Is Specials Cuetemlin* Fordor Sedan, and Overdrive. Good Solid Tran ■portal Ion! MOVES YOU GMC H Ten Nrknp FORD H Ton Pickup, 8 Cylinder IN Ranchero V-8 Engine. Radin and Heeler. Really Nice! 1-BEDROOM*. 1H TILE RATES with eolared fixture*, lerraaxo flooru. Venetian hlindu, earpart*. ucreen perch. . . . "idity roam and many ntber extras. All Hnman Carry A I Yr. F.H.A. Warranty IN THE CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCES $ FORD H Ton Pickup ▼•$, 4 Speed Tranamtoaio*. mmm tfe S j.j is i ; t jit*ki 4 ,4 •$* » !« ■■M �& O D ffg ! TIN D ER, PLAVDRPUL 1 E P . Briggs ft Stratton Powered Au-nd I m M icio u t SH OU LDER ROASTu.59* 7 <5? RIB R O A S T 1m M m v Ihort Controlled Quality Fr**h R I B ? OF B E E F *39* GROUND BEEF 25” CUT 3 1 AUTOMATIC STARTER Sweat Tract Sliced 39* S A U S A G E 39* LOAF Cheese 39* Sliced Cheese S AUSAGE Bat-Mle W IEN ERS Sot-RUe Thiefc Sliced BOLOGNA Astor Delicious Fruit Boston Butt Pork COCKTAIL Georgia Peach Thick Sliced KRAFT SALAD DRESSING FROSTY FROZEN FOODS Strawberries $1°° Sweet Peas 2 Von Gim p Flavorful 0 0 , PORK * BEANS LEMONADE sh rTm p 10 2 99* fGREEN PEAS 6 a jd a n BeNe Froaen *1" C r a b S t i c k s Pillsbury Self-Rising or U. S. No. 1 Golden Bontom Tcmh T a k i SunUet L n i Juicy YELLOW SQUASH 3 ^ 29c ULS . ENo.MI Yellow O NS POTATOES 2 wo 49* O N I ONS Mhala I m K A RO S m 2 i* 29 5 ^ 35 Snider Tomato Catsup 2 Superbrand Grade "A** Shipped Large 29' Libby Vienna Sausage 5 a *1“ TMW la w 1 1 P R A ISE LIFEBUOY LUX SOAP 2 at 31* 2 at 2 i* 2 at 21 * £39* 2*59* LIFEBUOY LUX SOAP 2 a : 31* 2 St 29* WISK 2P C l4g|* LU X Iff 75* liquid Cleaner MiUt few Handy Andy LUX FLAKES « - 39V 69* BREEZE SC35* *S5 33* RINSO 1 Clowwr LESTO IL £ Controlled Sudi 37* SURF 83* SC33* Se77* SC35*SL82* f DISH-ALL ^ 45* �tircusland Signing Up Leases For Space Circusland reported today that leases for space at the amusement site are helnjr signed and that preparation o f the land for con­ struction o f the big attraction should be­ gin in June. Maurice Marshall, head o f the Circusland development firm, who originally had set May 15 as a target date for starting work on the site, said "we won’t miss it too far." A total o f IS leases for space at Circusland are being negotiated and four o f them already are completed for a 10-year period, Marshall said. The Coca-Cola Co. has agreed to a 10-yoar lease for a soda fountain of 1920 vintage; Chun King Foods has approved a multi-sided building in which foods o f all nations will be aerved; A to W Root Beer wiH operate • snack center and the famoua William J. Burns Detective Agency has agreed to oper­ ate a Circusland police station and crime museum, Marshall said. Leases are being drawn with an automo­ bile manufacturer for a road race ride and model garage; a film manufacturer for a camera shop; an old fashioned drug store; an electrical lighting display; a hat manu­ facturer, a stationery and pen firm ; a coun­ try restaurant and a toy manufacturer and there will be others. **1 visited Freedomland in New York a few months ago and the placs was in a mass—-now K wM premiere its attractions June 18 on the F,d Sullivan show," Marshall said in explaining that work on construction o f Circusland should progress rapidly enough tn be 80 percent completed by the end of the year. Opening day was planned for Dec. 26, but it just takes more time than we thought to iron out the details of contracts," Marshall said. "W e expect to have a better estimate of the completion date shortly," he said. (Ulti> Wanted Ibralii WEATHER; Fair through Saturday. Cooler tonight. High today, 72-78. Low tonight. 54-62. VOL. a I.i . United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 693 Top Russians Cancel U. 5. .Good Will Tour WASHINGTON (UPD—Ruisla, in a blunt rebuff to the United States over the ipy plane incident, today abruptly canceled a ached uled U. S. good will trip by ita top air force Generali. Marshal K. A. Vershinin, com­ mander-in-chief of the Red air force aho had beta scheduled b> arrive here Saturday with nine .ffellow officers, notified the U.S. ^Air Force ha waa calling off the ' visit because "unfavorable circumatances have been created.” The development was the latest In the mounting cold war crisis touched off May 1 when the Rus­ sian* downed a U. S. plane on a spying, mission ever the Soviet Union.' The crisis already has raised double about President Eisenhow­ e r ' s scheduled visit to Russia next month. Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev himself suggested that Eisenhower might not bo wel come. The president, however, baa let It be known that ho would not cancel lha trip unless Khrushchev personally withdraws Uv* invita­ tion. Should Khrushchev do eo. Elsenhower has said that would be all right with him. A Tha White House had no cornw »eat ■» the cancellation of t il •evict generals’ visit. Key figures of the summit eonJarencc start drifting into Parti today to prepara for the first top level Kail-West meeting Ja live years, Secretary of Stale Christian A Merter waa due at Orlay Air Plaid at noon to begin the Influx will lead to the mommtoee 9*retire Monday. W * BnUMi foreign wyn Lloyd, Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko are daa Saturday. President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Harold Mac­ millan will arrive Sunday. Khruihchev ia arriving a day earlier than originally expected— the change of plan was annrruannt Thursday and some Al* .Hod diplomats feared it wee a da'"liberate maneuver to tatabllah a propaganda beachhead before Els­ enhower's arrival. W ao, the Soviet leader could he expected to continue to exploit tha incident of the American spy plana taptured deep inside Rus­ sia. _________ _ _ Judge To Hear ^Mixing Arguments DeLAND (UPD-Circuit Judge Thomat Tappy is to bear further argument June 21 In the Volusia County school Integration rasa. Thirty Negroes submitted a petition accusing the county of unttmtlRutlooel action in oper­ ating segregated schools. Tha county school board than asked Tappy for a declaratory Judgment upholding the board's position. to» Tha June arguments are eat tito Negroes' motion to dismiss the school board's request for a de­ claratory Judgment. Field To Attend Postmaster’s M eet Postmaster Joel Field and Mri. Field will attend lha meeting of the riorida Chapter, National „#Aain. of Postmasters, al Sara­ sota this weekend. A past president of the alata chapter in IMS, Field ia serv­ ing aa chairman of the auditing committee and aa parliamentar­ ian for the organisation. Plots In Prison RA1FORD (UPD - A prisoner at Raifard Stale Prisoa has aditted smuggling equipment into ‘ •N* cell in aa illegal plot to coun­ terfeit $10 U. S. Treasury Notei, officers disclosed today. McDavid Mid William H. Poa, SI, of Thatpe., a for mar professional photographtr. od milted makiog Urn oooutorfciting equipment -inchedjog gkuUgiaglu and pistes od g S4££ New Airport Site For Approval The Florida Development Com mission his given tentative ap proval for a commercial airport to be built on a Soo-acre tract be tween Oviedo and Chuluota off of SR 419. The area is owned by E, J, Sinniks and Thomas E. Tuck, de­ veloper* of Seminole Ranches In­ dustrial Park, who said today that construction of the 14,200 fool run­ way will be started as soon as the Development Commission givrs its final approval on tha site May 25. The airport will be built in con­ junction with an industrial park on that site and Slomka reported that his firm is negotiating with several electronics plants on re­ locating there. Slomka said that one of the plants Is one of the leaders in the electronics field, and would em­ ploy more than 1.000 persons, Slomka reported also that hr is negotiating with several other in­ dustries to relocate there "as long as they won't lie an eyesore for residents living in the area." Tha county aonlng office receiv­ ed word this week from develop, ment officials who said the com Truman Favors Symington As 1960 Nominee *** COUNTY COMMISSIONERS met in brief aesslon Thursday to approve the bond of Arthur Beckwith Jr, aa clerk of the Circuit Court. Beckwith who will take of­ fice Monday succeeding David Gatchel, said he plans no changes fp th a personnel o f tha clerk’a office, l^eft to right, Commission Chairmun John Krider. Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr., Beckwith, and commissioners Lawrence Swoffnrd, Homer Little, J. II. Van Hoy and Vernon Dunn. (Herald Photo) Candidates Match Promises * JAUjfduNX'HJ.E O J T i r - Far­ ris Bfyant and Doyle E. Carlton Jr. matched promises to maintain segregated schools Thursday night as the two candidates for gover­ nor met in debate. Carlton, called a moderate on the racial issue, said ha would do aM ha cduld "lawfully and legally" to preserve .segregation. But be said be never would allow the schools to bs closed. Bryant, who calls himself a Arm segregationist. Mid, "1 wiU support segregation in public schools with all the talent, a l tha otnagib wad all Bm wifi 1 have. "I Mull fight for segregation ia public schools—and to keep them open at the same time." Tha hourlong television debate lacked the fir* of a similar appaaraneo in Miami Sunday whan Carltm Lake Mary Blood Drive Set May 26 The directors of the I-aka Mary Blood Bank will boid a house-tohouse canvass for membership starting May » and continuing through June JO. Present membership ia 17V. Rev, John Pilley was fleeted chairman of tha drive with Mra. W. H. Faulk, vie# chairman; and Mra. M. Lowe, secretary. Directors are Mrs. C. Kruger, Mra. R. Jackson, James P, Avery Jr.. Cot, P. Bisselt and M. R. Keca. The find drawing far tha newly formed blood bonk waa bald at the Lake Mary fire bouse.Those called to donate blood wore Mrs. Vivian Coleman, Mra. Margaret llelahuck, Mra. Ida May Sjoblom, Mrs. Phyllis Rugenslcio, Mrs. Ettie Jana Koough, Rev. Pilley, Jim Avery, Stanley Pierre, Robert Willis, J. C. Pearson, Waller Coop­ er, Gordon Flaherty, RalpbSchwcickert. Jamas H. Utley, Hen­ ry Sehweickart, Malcolm Wads­ worth and Lewis Pcbweickerl. The second drawing will ha held in Juno and all eligible don­ ors are aakrd to cooperate. Monday Deadline Foe A lt Entries Mpnday ia the final day for returning entry blanks for entries |p the Sanford Art Ass*, show and-ouetiou May B B . The association will’ not hold ita weekly meeting this Monday but members are asked to com­ plete preparations for entering the show. There will bt • registra­ tion lee of M emtio to cover to- fd' ui^aut 'in pttUiuv out' smear literature and Bryant said .Carlton waa stirring up emotional issues. Thursday’s dr hi la came hours after Bryant had charged Carlton owed his place la the runoff to Negro votes. "The people ought to ask what News Briefs Escaping Bear CHATTANOOGA, Tonn. (UPI A 100-pound black b u r got out of IU eage, roamed a six-block real dantlal area and injured two peo­ ple early today. The big bear, named Mary, died of excitement atier aha waa recaptured, county humane officers mid. Cuban Refugees MIAMI (UPI) - Seven Cubans, six of them political rtfugers, are scheduled to arrive in Mobile. Ala., aboard the N o r w e g i a n freighlar Bowplatc soma time to­ night. The Bowplate picked up the seven and took tha 25-foot boat Gabriel in tow, Thuraday, about 22 milts aoulbeast of Dry Toi.jgas, last island in the chain of Florida keys southwest of hero. Midnight Sniper NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) -The "midnight sniper" who has terror­ ised South Nashville struck Thurs­ day night for the ltlh time ia re­ cent weeks when he fired five shots at a taxicab. No one was hit as the ahola went wild over ihe cab. However, two persons have been wounded end a third injured by flying glass in recent attacks by the mysterious gunman. New College it * v » that t,i(,utur V im vuteri to go aver him to such a bloc,*' Bryant Mid. Carlton answered that he sought nnd received the support of people of every rave ami religion. Tha Candida tv* in the May 24 runoff Democratic primary stuck to issues to tha television debate, and only when the) discussed school segregation did they appear heatsd. Tha debate ranged to segregated lunch counter demonstrations and Bryant said ha felt merchants should be able to ehooie their own customers. lie said he would use the "full force" of the governor’s ofilcc to "discourage any incitement of demonstrations." Carlton said ho also fell a mer­ chant ia entitled U> serve whom­ ever he pleases, and Mid as gover­ nor be would see this right is not violated. Highllghla of their othrr points* ReapportionmcnU Bryant said he has demonstrated the leader­ ship needed to achieve It. Carlton repeated bis campaign plank for a 105-member House and a 44-mem­ ber Senate. Roads: Bryant was critical of State Road Department audits and proposed lighter fiscal control over road spending. Carlton urged a close working relationship between tile road board and local officials, and railed for a "businesslike ap­ proach" to road problems. Home rule; Both candidates fav­ ored home rule for areas lha; want It. 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UP!) - flock prices al t p. m.t American TAT ......... ITS* American Tobacco ........... 54 Bethlethem Steel '............ 4344 Caterpillar ............... ass C A O . . . .................. . •on Chrysler ....... lOttSIII •* 4«n Curtiss - Wright .. . 1744 DuPont ............... . . M Ford Motor ......... . 9714 General Electric . . M General Motors . . . . 4344 Graham • Palga .. .. in Int. TAT .............. . 424* Johnson Electronics Tte-TH Lorillard .............. . 36 Minute Maid ...... . m* Penney ............ . 123 Penn Bit .... . 1314 Sears nochurk __ . 5044 Standard Oil (NJ) . . 41 Sludebakcr ........... . 1044 U. 8. Steel _____ . 71 Westinghouse El. . . 54 Construction Crews Commended Here Tha City Commission has com­ mended city work crows on "Ibe excellent construcUon work" ac­ complished on the widening of Sanford Ave. from 13lh SI. south to i!51h St. In a letter front City Mgr. Warrrn Knowles to city work craws, Knuwles said, "the lack of eonfueiun and turmoil usually accom­ panying such work, the speed and dhpitrh with which each separate Scout Leaders Phase nf tha work was performed have been so outstanding that ovon To M eet Monday a person unfamiliar with construe A meeting of Neighborhoods No. lion work can easily recognise a 1 and No. 2 of Girl Scouts Is job well done." slated for I p. m. Monday at the "The responsibility fur this kind horns of Mrs. Randall Chair.; of operation is due to the efforts This Is the final meeting of the of every individual from the superyear and will bring together all [ visors through to the Individual laadult workers In Scouting. 1borer," Knowles added. JACKSONVILLE (U PI)-A com mitlra ia scheduled to report to the 89th annual convention of Flor­ ida Christian Churches today on tha possibility of establishing a chrutiaa college In the stale. About 1,000 delegates from over the state are here for the meeting, which ends Saturday. Thuraday they elected the Hrv. Rhode) Thompson CAPE CANAVERAL (UP!) Jr. of Daytona Beach president of the Florida Christian Minislera American scientists fired a "radio mirror" balloon satellite Into Asia. space loday and then apparently lost it. The 135 • pound Project Echo CHICAGO (UPI) — Adlai E. satellite rodo into the skies on a Stevenson Thursday night accused 92 loot lal| Thor-Della, the nation's the administration of blundering newest »paet rocket. on lha eve of the summit confer­ Far the first few minutes, the ence and of selfishly seeking na­ shot looked good as tha mlnile tional security rather (ban world climbed high into the block, morn­ peace. Stevenson said the downing ing aky. Then Ihe tracking opera­ of the U. f . spy piano ia Russia tion* apparently went haywire, sad President Elsenhower's May 7 Robert H. Gray, field project statement that the United Metis manager for (he federal space would resume nuclear testin< may agency's Goddard space (light ‘ ~ ' rhaaoM to ■ nuclear teat ton center to Washington, no id there meat at the earnmil. “ v wore indications of a malunctkm CHICAGO (U nt-Form rr Pres ident Harry S. Truman loday en­ dorsed Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri for tha Democratic pres­ idential nomination. "I expect to support tha Honor­ able Stuart Symington," Truman told a news conference hero to­ day. "I am sura as I ran be, if the Democrats nominate him, ha will have no diffieulty In carrying a tremendous majority of the elec­ toral votes to the election in November. "I shall do everything 1 possi­ bly ean to contribute what help 1 can to his nomination." Truman, who came hers today to address the Eaecutivjs1 Club of Vhlbago, thus confirmed re pealed reports that he eventually would come out openly for Sym­ ington to an effort to stop the growing power of the move to­ ward nomination of Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, Truman named his choice ia a formal •statement which be road to newsmen. He pointed out that Symington "has been unanimous­ ly endorsed by the Missouri dele­ gation of which I am ■ member." mission Inspected the trart and found the "site to bo suitable for an airport." tn a fetter to Zoning Director Robert Brown, the commission said that "public notice is hereby given that airport site approval will be issued on May 25 unless cause is shown In writing lo this State Approves Record Semiiiole Road Program For the firsl limn in the history of Seminole County, a l its recommended road and bridge projects have been placed in the current Slate Road Department budget. The County Commission has received a copy o f the road work scheduled during the coming fiscal year and ita pro* posed primary and secondary projects are all listed. Tito year’ s construction Includes tho new Ostrpn bridge and ap­ proaches, four lining of W. First St. from French to new Inter­ state Hwy 4.; four lining Geneva Ave. from French Ave. to Mellonvilla Ave.; connecting Geneva Ave. to (lie new Osteen bridge and rebuilding SR 430 from 17-92 M il to the Maitland Turkey Farm. Those are primary road pro­ jects. The secondary program in­ cludes paving SR (27 from Alta­ monte Springs to ‘ Ihe Orange County tine; SR 427 from 1-ongwood to Altamonte Springs; Bear Lake Road from SR 43A to lha Oranga County line; Molnar Ave. from Longwood to SR 419; SR 42S from Goldenrod to SR 46, and two concrete bridges across Red Bug Lake Road. Ail this work is budgeted to Ihe fiscal year from July 1, to June 30, 1981. U constitutes the largest road program ever recom­ mended in Seminole County and resulted from two years of ef­ forts by tho County Commission to outline tho projects and get the atato to include them to ita program. Th* pr^nary program *>U *»YW tha county the long-needel bridge over Ihe St, Johns River and that alone is expected to Increase east-west Iratflc across this sec­ tion greatly. These projects are all new con­ struction and will be accomplished in addition to tho regular county road improvements. Wife Calls Tobacco Mrs. Walker Back Heir Dishonorable On Assessor Job Sirs. Mary Earle Walker was back on Ihe Job ns Seminole Coun­ ty lax assessor this morning altar her rein its iement by Gov, LeRoy Collins Thursday. Ona of the first Jobs facing Mrs. Walker will be (he hiring of a deputy assessor and field foreman. She also will have to add to her present staff. Five employes of the sssessor's office submitted their resignations along with Richard McCanna. Von Herbulis Infant Dies Stephen Michael Von Ih-rliulli, nine-day old infanl son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Von Herbulis, 2514 Yale Ave., died Thursday at Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital. Funeral services werr held at 2:30 p. m. today al All Soul'a Catholic Church. Gramknw Fune­ ral Home was in charge nf ar­ rangements. Budget Work Work on the Seminole County school budget for IMO-Ol started Thursday n Supl. R. T. Mil wee and Administrative Assistant Wal­ ler Teague got down to planning for Ihe coming school year. DARIEN, (la. (UPI) - Mra. Muriel Maraton Reynolds charged under cross-examination by har multi-millionaire husband's di­ vorce lawyora today that har ■pouse waa "a psychological aadiil. , .a moat Incredible sadist." Tho 44-year-old Mrs. Reynolds, a farmer Canadian Soriallta who la contesting lha divorce action by her husband, cigaret heir Richard J. Reynolds, testified that during their married life ba tortured her about matters of financial security. She (old the McIntosh County jury that Reynolds' attacks against her slnca he started divorce pro­ ceedings proved to her "that ha la not tha man I knew." "You want to tell the Jury he was a sadjst?" asked attorney Aaron Kravilch, Reynolds' leading coun­ sel. "I knnw he's a sad h i . . .an ut­ terly dishonorable man," lha re­ plied. ' Mrs. Reynolds testified that tier husband, 54, who ia suing for di­ vorce on grounds of cruelly and haraiimtnl, "planted Ihe seed of doubt to my mind with hte verbal torturing about financial security and made me think 1 was at his mercy financially." He attacked me, an innocent woman, and sent detectives lo prova things against me, who took rare of him for seven years." 'Radio M irror' Satellite Fired Into Space, Then Lost Adlai Critical during the satellite's long coasting phase which was to hive pushed it to an altitude of 1,000 mile*, Leonard Jaffa, project offlrisl fur tha launching, said "Thera la no indication of this thing being in orbit." ' Jaffa said there waa ■ remote puuibilily the latclliie had gon* into some other orbit than th« 1,000 mlie high circular path which had been planned. Gray said any number of things could hava happened — "It aaold hava been successful, H could have gone into an rnlireiy dif­ ferent orbit, or it could hava gone straight up or straight down and failed." * There were conflicts In the Na­ tional Aeronautics and Space Ad­ ministration's reports on tha pro­ gress of the shot. NASA first an­ nounced here that all throe ilages had fired successfully. Later, NASA officii in Washing­ ton said, "Project official* are unabls lo confirm at this time Ihe firing of second and third stages of Ihe Delta rocket." The Echo balloon, standing too fact tail, was designed aa the first atop toward a world wide system of television and teJophooo com­ munications. la anllcipatia* ad a euacoaafisl orbit, scientists around tho world stood by transs. Mars, ready lo commission that such • permit should not be issued." Brown reported that the plat far Seminole Ranches was approved by the County Commission aaviral months ago. Under the now com­ prehensive toning proposal that area will ba soned industrial, Ao said. bounce radio signal* off Ilia balIt would have circled tha earth a* bright aa the most bril Rant alar. Scientists figured • series of echo balloon* hovering above aartb could relay radio aignali that would allow a television view­ er in America to son tho mar­ riage of a princess in England, or a summit coofaroaco ia Paris, "live," aa wail aa encoding facitlitirs for global telephone and telegraph communication*. Today's shot waa a ' feasibility" lest, to determine whether tho "radio mirror" oystom would bo practical. But operational modal* a n at least a year or ao away. Ike's Military Program Slashed By House Group WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tt* House Appropriations Oommittaa today cut President Elsenhower1* worldwide military construettoa program by more than one-fourth and admonished tho Defense Da* partment to ho more realistic to Us planning. Tho committee approved • 1555,155.000 money bill to finance Ihe construction, $302,132,000 lean than requested by the President. It alio was 9453,309,100 less than Congress voted last year. Tlie committee said action must be taken "to eliminate tha airing aavoro and ampin builders" who kaap JtilUtaiV installations open whether or not then la a valid reduiretoent, n f blithely request naw facilities with tittle nr no consideration given to those available." The House group asked the De­ fense Department to provide a detailed report by next January on tho eontlnuod construction of "more and more" facilities few manned planes and l :e trend for tha military to do ita own to* search instead or lotting con­ tracts to civilian flrma. Tho committee alio wanked to know about what it termed a trend to provide serviceman with more recreation than ia ay*U*hto, to civilians. Tha committee said ipti: top* fluently basea became abMi before they ware completed were only partially used ft of eut backs in various prjj___ Tha committee slashed ahas at what It considered frills by re­ futing to allow a iy money for commissaries or for housing for servicemen's families in tlia United Slate* or overseas. Tha committee slid a "more itrirt policy on cjnlro'llnq tie. pendenli go ug overseas is neces­ sary and it is necessary al once." V Square Dancing Institute Saturday It will h; mupre dsnclnj lima in Sanford Sa'tirday. Sanford’* Starlight I’ rnurnidert « ill li- host to the second anni'tl square dance institute ol the Crc.ral F'arida Square Dan­ cers AstuciaUop vs,ib mare than 100 dancers expected to atteqd. The Institute will lie held all day with imlrurUonal session* in* eluding sly I na and a big dinca to climax t'io ..'ulons. Adams, County Supporters To M eet State Sen. Tom Adams will mast with bis Seminole County sup­ porters at 7 p. m. today at the Plnecrast Ina to discuss hU race for secretary of state, Churches Elect James JACKSONVILLE (UPD — Dr, Richard I* James of Jacksonville wai chosen today to aorvo at preside*! af tha 1991 convention oT Florida Christtea Churches iq Miami. Jamas was named at Urt churches’ •current convention. ‘ Sales Taxes Up TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - C«M> trailer Ray Groan reported ‘ Ux based on Marsh to $11,333,913. G ro smonthx last r nyear.u r j r J i ■ r o ri * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 12, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 12, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Beckwith Appointed Clerk; No Word Yet On Assessor Gov. Collins todny accepted the resigna­ tion of David Gatchel and appointed Arthur Beckwith Jr. Clerk o f the Circuit Court. Gatchel's resignation ia effective May 15. Hi* office reported at 8 p. m. that the governor still hitd not made up his mind on whether to put Mrs. Mary Earle Walker back in aa Seminole County tax aaseaaor. Half the officials o f Seminole County were close to their telephone* today after th* office o f the governor promised an an­ nouncement on tha appointment o f a tax m s CENTRAL FLORIDA EXPERIMENT STATION FARM will be the scene Thursday o f a program for all fanners and interested farm imple­ ment firms in the county. Equipment such as the high clearance sprayer shown here will be demonstrated and several speakers will present lectures. County Agent Cecil Tucker, left, and Dr. H. L Rhoades, Dr. J. T. Darby and Dr. John Wilson o f the experiment station will be on the program which will begin at 1:80 p. m. Control o f vegetable disease, nematodes and Insects will bo discussed. (Herald Photo) 1 p. m. Stocks Kennedy Gains P olitical Boost CHARLESTON, W. Va. (U P I)—Sen. John F. Kennedy hoped today to parlay a big win in the West Virginia primary Into the Democratic nomination for president. In the wake of his smashing 60-to-40 percent win over Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey in heavlIy-Protestant West Vir­ ginia, the 42-year-old Massachusetts senator said the victory " Jlood Control District Termed Wonderful Project W I S T PALM BEACH—Brig. Cea. Freak M. Albrecht today . called the Central and Southern .irtorida pleei Centre! District's urogram, * l ‘ wradnrfttf' end one which both In the and among Army and civilian cn sinters 'lua been accepted a* a ■ M lflood oootisl D r a r in * Albrecht, whs 1* divisional’east peer af th* U. 8. Corps of Magi - aeers, for the Soctb Atlantic Dlvl •ion, visited the FCD'i headquar­ ters here to discuss overall policy matters related to the FCL premgram, and formally latredaeo OeL ^Julian V. BoOoheb. Sollotiub will aucceed Cot Paid D. Trailer who is retiring la July as district engineer for the Army's Jacksonville Division. The group also discussed FCL Executive Director O. E. Dali, Jr., and ether key officials matters relating to the district's ’ proposed plans for water control and conservation In the Upper I Kissimmee and Upper St. Jeha's •River basins, as wall as programs related to the Dade and Broward county, Bt. Lucie and Martin County areas, and the Palm Beach Everglades, Caloosahalcbeo giver aad Lake Okechobee area, pro­ jects. Recalling the recent Florida visit of the Chief of U. B. Army Corps of Engineers Major General E C. ttschner, from Washington, Al ^breeht said: * “ General Itachner la convinced tfiia la a wonderful project one which has been accepted as a great flood control projeet in the nation." ‘ The general noted that there had been no opposiUoe voiced to the FCD program ia the Congress, and that larger appropriations have been voted for the program in the past two years, with an A all-time record 810 million, return‘■•mended, but not yet voted, la the current federal projeet for the con­ tinuation ead development a( the FCD program. Lights To Stay, City Board Says The old whileway lights between Third tod Fifth Streets on Magno­ lia, Palmetto, Park and Oak Ave­ nues will be reactivated instead ai being replaced. The City Commission decided that the lights will stay after • group of petitioners requested the eld ayetem remain Monday eight. The commission had requests at previous meetings that the dly ^teep the old lights instead of rep la cin g them with taller men powerful new lights. The petition­ ers favored the old system be/ause the lamps were nearer the ■round and could he seep below the treetops. Repairing Uie eld lights on Mag~ laeetto, Park aad Oak A M aad Fifth east IS.4tt.S4, plus MM gave get* Us «■ campaign bandwagon **0 major boost." One* before, In 1928, a Catholic contender for the presidency won in West Virginia end want ee to capture the nomination. But Al Smith's was only a hairline vic­ tory, and in the general election that year ha lost the state to Republican-Heroart Hoover. While the religious issue may be raised nest fall if Kennedy ia nominated, it wee considered practically deed as far as the protn the toil of West Virginia' KenRfdy J>ut it, • -if , » V Humphrey, loear for the »acted ■trelffht time to Kennedy (a two-man raeo-w $ 1% an even larger margin than ,. took himself out of t|n bresl dentie I vWvsreuk**. He conceded not' long After midnight When mounting returns shewed that Kenaedy was betoteg g aiaar 5 peroewt lead. Returns from l.TOT of 1.V.JI West Virginia precincts gave Ken­ nedy 140,081 votes end Humphrey The Wist Vlrgiale* primary mala does net bled the state's BS-eeto delegation to the Democratic Na­ tional Convention. Unpledge' UHoe were elected asps rat \j 1n seme primary. Ktimedy'a vic­ tory, ia feet, may have iree.tr Impact outside then tneide West Virginia aa the return! ere reed by Democrattr leader* who have been queasy about the nomination i f n Catholic for the presidency. Humphrey, a Congregational!at, congratulated hie rival for “a sig­ nificant and clear cut victory," and announced he we*-no longer a candidate for the nomination and said ha would seek redaction next fall to tbs Sonata from his home etata of Minnesota. The de­ feat was his second in a two-men contest with tha Massachusetts senator, coming five weeks after Kennedy defeated him in Urn Wis­ consin primary. Returns from 1,471 of 8,781 West Virginia precincts gave Ken­ nedy 119,401 votes end Humphrey 77,922. Kennedy thus was polling about M percent of tha Democra­ tic tout. Kennedy's vote did not appear to have bean hurt mueb by the fact that he ia a Catholic in a state where only S percent of the population sham his religious faith. r SHS Banquet Slated Tonight Florida Slate University Football Coach Bill Peterson will bo the mala speaker aI the annual Seminole Illsb sport* banquet at I p. ra. today at the Civic Center. Award* will ba presented to outstanding athletes during the ari year. The event ia sponsored y the Seminole Booster* Club. S Volunteers o Meet Saturday final meeting until the fall to thq DoBary Volunteer remon'a Asaocialiqo will be bald H ' p. m. Saturday at' T:80 n Tha siren win aorod at V p. as. to ton — baas to to* All member* are ■ J 9 . B f« fc'AnttofV A* : MEW YORK (UPI) — •lack prices at 1 p. m.i American TAT .......... im 4314 Chrytler ........ iit#a 4244 it* 1714 Curtis Wright C K O . . ......... •014 DuPont ........... eiiMtii l l rat* it i 1MH Eastman Kodak Ford Motor — * *« •414 General Electric •M SI14 General Motors MSSSSM Sit 4314 Graham - Paisa MMSIlll •is 214 Ini. TAT ......... •so 41 LoriUard ......... •s s 3*14 Minuit Maid ... ess 1714 Penney .... IIIISMSttess 121 Penn RR .............. ••• 1214 Sean Roebuck . ., •so 8014 Standard Oil (NJ) •00 4814 Studebakcr ......... <1* tOH U. 8. Steel ...... sts IS Wcstiagbouu El. . . . I2H rry Mail Service Set Vaseetberry 4iome/\ril?|el curb mail delivery storting July I, act mg town postmaster Donald Willson aahl today. The delivery will be to mail­ boxes placed at tbo curb. Tha Casselberry service edit alee rover Howell Park and North Orlando, Willson aaid. Right now North Or­ lando sat* bouse to house deliv­ ery from the Maitland post office. Tbo CasselberTy post offico win pat two more camera to deliver oa two routes. Tha mounted de­ livery will probably bo by truck, Willson sold. The carrier* may havo to uae their cars (or a while K the trucks are tola la •reiv­ ing. Most of tha equipment for the •*w delivery service has already ■eer r*—IvM, Willson said. Rally May 20 Tha first of two political ratlie* la tha Democratic runoff •lection slated May 24 will be held May 20 at tha Fern, Park Legion Hall. County Executive Committee Chairman R. S. Billhimar said today, Tha drat rally was originally scheduled for the Pralrio Lake Drive-In. The second ral­ ly will bo held May 21 at Saaford'a Memorial Stadium. Supervisor or Registration Mra. Camilla Bruev reminded residents today that absentee ballot appli­ cations can bo obtained al the registrar'■ office in tbo Chamber of Commerce Building. Bryant, Carlton Clash Again Over Racial Issue By -UnMed Press International Fame Bryan nnd Doyle Carl ton continued their disagreement over television appearances and the race question Tuesday, they kicked off the lari of gubernatorial campaigning bofore liio May 84 runoff election. Bryant Mid C a r l t o n was “ afraid" to meo4 him in a serioa of statewide television debates. Carlton aaid eight such Joint appearance* were already sched­ uled and that Bryant'a complaint stemmed from rough handling ha gave Bryant during a Joint TV Appearance in Miami Sunday. Carlton advlsad Bryant, “ If you can't stand (ho boat, get rot af the kitchen.” Bryant said Carl loo used the ' nal show-roly na occasion to nimes^ai " r ia r •ntenneiie * ^ did not atoop to name-calling but trtod to disease the Jtiu«s,” Hid Bryant On 4||a race question, Bryant •aid at Jacksonville ho thought Gov. LoRoy ColUns probably leans toward Carlton in lha runoff be•SUM of Carlton's more moderate racial stand.,. On anothac ingle. Bryant said if faced with an attempt lo inte­ grate public baachas, ha would expect local ordinances to be en­ forced if Iboy acquired segrega­ tion. Carlton, In B television address Tuesday night in Tampa, aaid Bryant Bad worked in tha Legis­ lature Asa Interposition which Carl­ ton asW tfpuld never work and had been froved to court to be Impossible. .Carlton said ha favored segre­ gation, but was opposed to closing tbo achoola ia offorU to maintain Beginners Swim Course May 16 Registration for an Adult Be­ ginner* Swimming Course will ba held May 11 at 2 p. m. at tha Municipal Pool. Tbo course ia sponsored by tha City of Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment and the American Red Cross. Mra. Eliaabato Thompson, Red Cross Water Safely Instructor will teach tha course. A registra­ tion feo of 85 I* required but this will be refunded al the comple­ tion of the course, providing no more than three lessons havo boon miasod. assessor, but at 2:30 p. m. they still were waiting. Collins aaid this morning he had not de. cided whether to put Mrs. Mary Earle Walk­ er hack in the office from which he auspended her last fall, but indicated he might. The governor aaid he has a "great respect for the voice o f the people.” He referred to , the big majority Airs. Walker got in the May 8 primary election. Assessor Richard MeCanna aaked Collins last week to put Mra. Walker back in office. MeCanna was back in the assessor'! o f­ fice today after leaving the keya last Friday Ike Defends Spy Flight WASHINGTON (UPI) - Preri, riant Eisenhower today sternly de-' fended U. S. intelligence flights over Rusaia M distasteful but os aantial to prevent the Soviet Union from a Pearl Harbor assault against tho free world. We must guard agalnri surprise •Hack, ha said. Russian secrecy, the president told • crowded news conference ia a major cium of International tension today and tbo safety of the free world depends on tbo In formation necessary to maintain • constant, atroog deterrent. The president rejected, aa ridic uloua Soviet charges of "pravoca tlva" espionage by the United States. Ill* eyas narrowing and with a touch of anger in bis voice, ho said that before tho Russiaos accuse tho United liatea of be­ ing provocative, they had better look at their own spy record. Ha uld U. S. lntalligenca of forte aucb aa th* receofly downed U. S. plana In Russia ware a dis tasteful but vital ootosiity bo » * d i watda another Pear! Harbor. It to - nawuiiali ha said, for Uw United Stales to have tho best possible knowledge of military related preparations around tha world. In hia first public .eomraenl on tho apy piano episode, tha Preal dent said ha still plans u go to the summit meeting to Pggis, he still plans to go to Russia In June and the plane tatglenl has not changed the baric •character of East-Wed difficulties. Choosing his words with ex Iremo care, tha president said there ware discrepancies In tho Russian story about the plane down May I more than 1,200. inilea inside Russia. For mo thing, the president Fire Damages Jacksonville Store JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Fire badly damaged a large solf service dry goods store here Tues. Hay night but more than MO cue. tomen to tha building got out safely. Tha fire broke out after an «■ plosion to tho electric panel at tha rear of tha store, All customers were evacuated by store personnel within 18 minutes. Damage was estimated at 1860,000. Unions Protest Convict Labor TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Dis. ruffians will reeume Thursday on « protest by trade unions that the state is using too many convicts in work on a new prison at Ral fold. said, ha did not believe that tha i terrilorias of other states msans American plana was shot down playing with fire—one of tho most from a high altitude aa claimed dangerous wdyl of balancing on by Soviet Premise Nikki S. Khre the Vink af war." •hebev. Wo should not ba distracted from The president alto aaid Uist the real Issues of tha day, the Russian photographs of tht piano prwldent said. Ha aaid tha issues debris wore not picture* of lha want for boyond tho propaganda uproar ereatad bp Russia over American crafl. flight of an unarmed, nonEisenhower alto addressed him tha self to tough remarke to Moscow military plane. Eisenhower, in a thin morning by Soviet Foreign deadly serious tone, said tho Minister Andrei Gromyko accus more important matters before tho world leaders were such things as log tho United State* ef "deli disarmament, solutions for the berate provocation" In* concert whole range af Eari-Wait rela­ with Turkey, Pakistan and Nor. tions including a reduction of secway. Whaa reporters sailed hie alien Hon to the remarks, Bisanhowar immediately brought up the caae of the convicted Russian spy to this country, Col. Rudolph Ivanovirii Abe) who was sentenced to 30 years to prison for spy activl ties in Iho United Btaias. Gromyko said to Moscow tost MOSCOW (UPD-Preraier Nik"the provocative viol aHans of tha Ha Khavihdtov aaid today that Ute spy, minion of tha U. I, Jet Opinion Changed Of Ike, Nikita .Says ffito person V"1 wttli l the |l,*70 to m * to ha faced with raising the mil­ iac* and making people-who are already paying give more to provida service* for people who aren't paying, Brown said. Every tibia you add ■ tax to­ day you add it to Isrgar homes who are already paying, and smal­ ler homes gel away without'pay­ ing, Brown said. The commissioners didn’t talk •bout raising tha valuation With an aya to tocmitag ' Sanford's revenue. Tha report Tamm sub­ mitted showed the grillage low­ ered as tha property valuatioa was raised, so that approximately the same amount of incoma would be gained. One hundred percent valuation would aimply broaden the gen­ eral operating baflfmt Ux base. Tha commission W Tamm to make a purvey tbo tong just how many srotn htmas would contrib­ ute to to* prorto wtonttog budget H 98 tot it o t o p to ptog to craaaa to taxro than tha owner of a 88.460 home or an in.:** home. The to,46t> horns la pres­ ently valued at 84,000 tor City lax purposes and bat a 824 Ux lev­ ied an II. This would bo raised 811 to 884 under the 100 percent system, An 8U.8BO borne Is now valued ■t 87,000 and hit 844 real relate texts levied on It. This would be increased 111 to 888. A 886,7M homo is valued at 8M.0M an which fits real laxea must ba paid now. This would be raised 83S to •1,001 per year. The taxes aow collected on homes valued by the •ity at lass than 86,000 go lo tha debt aarvica budget. Tho City Commission has been dlarosting stress mint al 100 perabout n month and a . Tha east of police, fire department, and streat lights bum || mol* f — miiiionar Hob* tot BTOia roto Monday night. V S m 'Missing' Sailors Welcomed Home NEW LONDON. Conn. (UPJ>Wlth the Stare and Stripes rip­ pling proudly from her earning tower the U. B. Navy’s nuclear submarina Triton returned from a historic undersea voyage around tha world today—and pare hro crewmen’s families Onto ascend •bock to two days. Tha first was Tuesday’ s reveto* (too (hat tha ITT Mdarwator Ms* gcllans, "missing" for 88 days, had mada history with a auto merged aircumnavigatioa of (8» The crewmen grew during neertf three months In iba busy interior to the world's biggest submarines. Mori to Ike lid wives nnd Oaths to children crowded (bn dacha to welcome the suddenly tamed sail­ or* back from Utelr. 41,309-mli* submerged trip around toe world. Bhip's sirens screamed wsfocow and Uila satire Atlantic submsf* :1 Vi Ian Headquarters oaMbratod • rirategte "ftrto” tor to# IMted -ti Vtatos."'*'■ A lot to Trial Set ORLANDO (UPI) - TVtel to scheduled May to for Hanhl S. Kalin, >4, charged with poaaasalog obscene literature. Kalm, arrested Saturday, was scheduled for trial Monday, but iba case waa continu­ ed to allow officers to investigate tbo care further. Ike Rapped WASHINGTON. (UPI) - Sea. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.) look President Eisenhower to teak to­ day for hia handling of tha presi­ dency. Symington, an announced candidate tor lha Democratic no­ mination, directly criticised Kiionhower for "Jofgtog along, hoping something will turn no" despite the International situation. Patient Subdued MARYSVILLE, Calif, (UPI) A Bible-raadlng maul si patient was subdued Tuesday after his girl friend took tho guns ho had uied to hold police at bay for 81 hours. Lavcrne Midsett, 13, a Neg­ ro, hid entered lha barricaded house and was held (milage by Nsgrn James Owens, 34, for 1314 hours. Merger Nears RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) - The Seaboard Air Line Railroad and tho Atlantic Coast lias Railroad arc reported ryady to taka another step toward Uiair possible merger. John W. Smith. Seaboard presldsnt, said Tuesday "an effort is being made" to hold a directors' meeting May 19 to discuss the proposed stock eacbangt if the two lints marge. City Valuations Explained To Board Suit Planned If Sanford homes was* taxed al 100 porcant of (heir valuation, people who own ft,070 home* would pay the bluest percentage increase to 'taxes. That’s bacaasa these horns* are now aisosatd at 86,000 under Sanford's present 12 percent of valuation tax system. Because of homestead 'exemption a person owning such n homo doesn't par anything late Sanford1* general operating budget. One hundred percent of valuation would Inereaa* this home owner’s real •state tame from 830 te 862 per paar aad wahn bias a contributor to tha peroral operating budget These aad other teete about what would happen U laniard real aetata wore gaaroand at 180 of Ite valuation ware tented to Ute City end going back to his own business. Re aaid he had expected action before now. “ I was assured by Mr. William Darden, the governor's assistant, that an early and prompt decision would be rendered regarding my resignation,” MeCanna said today. County Attorney Mack Cleveland J r , MeCanna and others affected by the vaeancy in the asaeeaor'a position were told by Durden this morning that an announcement was forthcoming. The Herald haa not been able to get den on the telephone since last Thursday. GAINESVILLE (UPI) - Thom­ as Brooks Jones, 33. fired as a law professor at tha University of Florida for antertog politics, said Tuesday ha will fils suit within Ihe next few days charging tha Board of Control with breach ef contract. Jones claimed a board rula that employes under Ha jurisdiction cannot run for public office Is invalid and ha should not have been fired. Hearings Set WASHINGTON (UPl)-CongreM will open public hearingi Monday on an tofluanUal Democrat'! pro­ posal that everybody be given a chance to buy a house In tha me­ dium-priced range with little nr no down payment.- In addition, tho legislation would Up tho Treasury to provide easy financing for non­ profit corporations to build rental apartment* for tow and middleincome families displaced by slum clears new. 11m martgaaa terms: rawnt; « pro roat In­ terest, and B peart to pay aff During an Impromptu news coa forenoa ball while ba waa teM riteg a display af parts af the plana to Gorki Park, Khrushchev waa asked If hia estimate of tho Eisenhower of the Camp David talks changed. "It has, ef course,” he an­ swered. "1 was not aware of the fact that tha plan of air aapiooaga ever the Soviet Union waa not tho caprice to an irresponsi­ ble officer." Asked by an American reporter if ho still wants tha American President to visit the Soviet Un­ ion, Khnishchev paused briefly, then said: "What would you like ma to say? Gat up hare in my place and raplv. "Tha difficulty la—and 1 say K frankly—that my hopes to him have not been justified. Private Citizen Now; Long Pokes Reoorter In Jaw Rdtlore Note: One of Karl K, L»*a'a fi» t ecla as ■ private riHaen, after yielding the efflce to gevereer ef Leolalana to Jimml* Devle Tueaday, was to poke UPI ■■'women Ken Miner in the Jaw, By KEN B1NKR BATON ROUGE. La. tUPIi-1 had been told that ! would find Louisiana politics exciting, hut I didn't expect to be ilusircri by Gov. Earl K. Long my aecond day on the Job In Raton Rouge. 1 chose a bad time to introduce myself to Long. It waa only min­ ute* after he had watched Jimml* Davis' Inauguration, ending Long's term as governor. He we* walking to *uni» friends no the front porch of his apart­ ment near Uia Capitol, He look one glaring look at me —standing with an Inaugural "press" card pinned to my cont­ end stopped hia conversation to leap from his chair end hit ma with hie flit. I'm sure he swung a* hard aa he could, but he'* 14 and didn’t do much damage to my Jaw. The blow aa well as the surprise, •pun me around against the porch railing. Long grabbed mo by tha •houidare ea if ho wanted to take another puke. Unity Movement MIAMI (UPI) - Caries Echegoyen. head to the anU-Caitro Cuba Democratic movement, gnaouaad Tueaday 10 Cuban revolution■ry groups hnvs agreed to worit together toward overthrowing tbs the bare to Utok •bout the " ____ ___________ vanished Tuesday whaa than wlvsn and tbo world tonreed that the Triton had bore maktoi his­ tory. Woman and' ahlldren, Navy brass nnd proud Nsw Londoners turned out to force for a big d r ib side welcome on a gray, raw New England Btornlng. Cubans Seize Critical Paper t HAVANA (UPI) - Cuban enlM members today seltsd control to ths Dlsre de is Marins. Cubs'* oldest newspaper and an out* spoken crlUc of lha regime to Premier Fidql Castro, Tha eelaure led. only one in­ dependent newspaper. Prensn Lb hre, which has. derrri .to criti­ cize the Castro government. At the same time, the semi­ official newspaper Rcvolucio* carried n •new attack on (he United Stales. In ai "extra"’ edi­ tion. flcvnlurian printed a- chary■ hy the university itud?nt* federa­ tion' trial the United States Je planoir; a "dlrm and armed al irk on Hie Cuban people." itcvolucion u:sd a Jto-lnrti high banner!'re on t'ue front page and imM-hlgli lyjse In the body or the story. The headline said: "The United Steles is ready for aggres­ sion s-s'nst Cu**s *menders F. K. U." It sa the t'.S, embassy In Havana i printing posters carry, ing • picture of the American flag aod s'rned by Ambassador Philip Bariol anouncinf t'*at the buUding or place where the potter la displayed la V. S. prop­ erly or occupied by Americans and "under the protection to the United Stales embassy." Bond Sale Ends Longwood'a First Baptist Church completed the u ie to Us 8H.OV0 bond iaaue Friday. Tha finishing touches are new being put on (be church, Rev. L.C. Fulch said today. The woodwork wUI be painted, e folding parti­ tion erected, Hie nd rugs pat la Uw main auditorium, sidewalks added, the parkway fixed aleaf Grant Ave., and the ligT system and nursery fteiakad. II W ti A Criro OKLAHOMA C11Y Burglars made a prian they brake ' thn p* Taken from tog coat, n truatgtro i ■•'-’■• , -, ■■'k*, j ft* vf?»L y.'> ;*V^th " ' ■' ____ (i!_ •1 t ' I' wsaw �! . . •1 •• ' ' : s. ■ : . , , JjSf fm O Page.*—Wad. Map 11, 1980 A round iT h e C lock CHICAGO (UP!) - Seven ef the world's moat eminent peace seek­ ers today brought the common men’s hope for peace and dislike of "hot air*1 to or. International conference of talkers. The sewn Nobel prise winners, six for peace and one for physics, fathered with more then 100 edi­ tors, educators, statesmen and businessmen at the opening uf 'be three-day conference on world ten­ sions. Tha conference opens with addreatei hy Lawrence A. Klmpton, chancellor of the University ef Chicago, co-sponsor of the confercnce, and Paul G. Hoffman, man­ aging director of tha United Na­ tions Special Fund. Tom Wait was elected president to the Starlight Promenedcr* at a recent meeting to the group. Other officers elected watt Harold Jenkins, vice prealfcto; Shirley Burkholder, aecrotaiy'; L e n n o x Pay. troniurer; DIcH Hatton, re* 1 preaentatlvo to tho c—ttol Florida square Dancers Assn.; Moris War­ ner, program chairman; B U I • Stripp; board member and Louisa i Dronert, publicity chairman. • Bulb E. Payne of Saniord has l boon ashed by the American Aaaor eiatlM ef Doctors' Nurses toaoivo ; on Be protect oommlUeo. Tho pur*' pose of the coamBtof will be to »• soloot o project with which this nsftional non-profit association and ■ its chapters can ate mankind. Mrs. . Payne is a nurse la Urn office of [ Doctors’ Gordon D. Stanley and chapter of the Retired Officers Association are asked to attend t All Sanford and Seminole County the group’s luncheon May 11 In the members ef Hie central Florida n a Boom at Orlando Air Force Base. IfaJ. Gan. Mark W, Laoca will bo tho featured speaker. The Sanford Moose Club will hold their regular weekly meting at • p ,m. today at tho club headquar­ ter* on Park Dr. The club enjoyed a barbecue Sunday at Camp Semi­ ;« Bp VMM From bUtmnuenal 2 W. B. Hancock characterized nole with a large crowd attending. / ’ Doyle Connor na n reapportionMrs. Peter Bcbael of Orlando ' moot fen and Conner accused Han- will direct play igain Thursday «, onek of "frantic end brasen die1 W tlf Tuesday aa the two ean- night at the weekly bridge club ydidatea ter commissioner ef agri- meeting in the tourist center at F culture kept the air thick with Ft. Mellon Park. AU Seminole County bridge players era In­ f nhsrga and counter-charge. •/ If—ae* —Jd .Conner, n former vited to attend the games which * ffva-term representative f r o m begin at 7:30 p. m. Trl-Hi-Y Names ( Nobel Prize Peace Winners The Second Annual Square Dance Institute sponsored by tha Central Florida Squire Dancer* Asm . will be hold at tho Sanford Civic Center Saturday, It wilt be an all-day program. The workshop will be from I e. m. untH i p. m. with — hour off far ■ cafeteria luncheon to bo served at tho Civic Center. A cafeteria dinner will be eervad at 1:11 p. m. and dancing will begin •t 7:30 p. m. Admission to Urn wartahap la ll.so per person, lun­ cheon $1.19, dinner tl.to and admlfaten to tho dance la by momberahlp — ly. Friday before the institute there will bo i dance at B p. m. at Um Civic Canter sponsored by too Sanford starlight Premsaad Hospital Notes James Wilder, Titusville; Vernon Wilson, Longwood; Florence Hun­ ger, Sanford; Mina Dc Forest, Lake Mery; Frances Moya, San­ ford: Beatrice Young, Sanford; Billy Ray Johnson, Sanford; Lyaotto Schootey, Sanford Births Mr. and Mra. John Fitzpatrick, Sanford, a daughter; Mr. and Mra. Paul E. Morris, Sanford, a son; Mr. and Mra. Jack B. Moya, Sanford, a son Dismissals Sylvester Burley, Sanford; Laura Arrington, DoBary; Ernest Schluiemayer, Geneva; - Mildred Brooks, Sanford Floyd Richey, Sanford; Howard Pay—, DeBary; Rufus Singleton, Sanford; Rosa Nowbp, Sanford The delegates were to discuss at closed seminars during the af­ ternoon how to break down EastWest barrien to understanding in economics. International law and communications. n Although the conference caa only suggest ideal, the Nobel winnera agreed that they would urge action on sound moposali. Lord John Boyd-Orr of Eng­ land, IMS peace prise winner, said that "we're not going to settle for a lot of hot air. 1 want to make suggestions." "I think whatever is said is this conference will have ■ very wide distribution," laid Philip * / NoelBaker, 1959 peace prise winner and a Labor member of the Bri­ tish Parliament. "The object la to cipress the opinion of tho ordinary man to show that it ean affoet tho policies of government" Other Nobel winners present were Sir Norman Angel], English author, 1933 peace prise; Arthur H. Howe Compton, professor at Washington University, St. Louis, 1937 .physics . . prize; . conference chairman Lester B. Pearson, lead­ er of Canada's Liberal Party, 1N7 peace prize; the Rev. Dominique G, Pire of Belgium, 19M peace prize, and Dr. Balph G. Bunche, undersecretary of Hu United Na­ tions, 1990 peace prise. Mrs. Jessie Dressor Dies III Tampa SNAS Sailor Aboard Forresfal Aids In'Saving'Mans Life Mr*. Jessie Dre«:or, 92. a long­ time reildent of Sanford died Tuesday In Tampa.' Sin. Drciior, moved to Tampa in 1944 and previouily to that lived in the Golden Lake area lor many year*. She la aurvlved by a daughter, lira. G. W. McClelland and a grandson. Cart Bemusal. Funeral services will be held at 11 a. m. Thursday at tha Wll•on-Slmmon* Funeral Home la Tampa. I Oviedo Postmaster To Attend Meet OVIEDO—Postmaster and Mrs. J. B. Jones plan on leaving early Saturday morning to attend tha Poitmasters’ State Convention to be held at Sirasota Saturday, re­ turning home on Wednesday of next week. They will be accompanied to Sarasota by Robert A. Dewberry and possibly some Sanford friendi, who plan to stay with relatives there during ffalv time. JAMES FRAMELI James K. Framcli, attached to the Sanford Naval Air Station, and bow serving aboard tho Forreslal la a hero today. One night last week the ForNatal lay at an anchor la the barI her of Cannes, France after a heavy operating period at see. On tha float landing the liberty party was beginning to return to tho ship with a few sailors waiting for boats when out to the night came a cry for help, Ftameli. AMS3, one of Sanford's Savage Sons, rushed to tho scene to find that Vincent Fanlino, a na­ tive of Cannae, had fallen «U the aeawal! to e concrete apron fifteen .feet below end then Into the sea. With two other men from the Fornatal, Frame!! scrambled down the bmakwatcr Into the sea and managed to. keep the seriously In­ jured man afloat In tho dark wa­ ter* for about twenty minutes until he could be brought to safety ashore. Fentino was hospitalized with a eoncuMton and broken leg. U m selfless action of Framelt and hlx shipmates gnatly Impressed tho of Csones and was Bally covered in the local press. He has been recommended for an ■ P I# priate award through official V. *. Navy channels. Packard Named Post Commander George Packard woe -------post commander to the Chnlnoto Georgs Maurice Jacobs Msmorito Legion Poet 33S at n neent m eX Ing of the group. Other effieerf sleeted were Wendell Jeyeon. vice commander; Hel Barton, finance officer; Gory MsrriU, eergeent-at-erma and Ro­ bert P. Jones Sr., historian. CAMERAS Photography SnppNoo 1 • Day Devetoplag ***** W1EBOLDT CAMERA >19 B. Perk Benfeed. 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That la an Indictment of the people who fought change without logical con­ sideration o f the piiblle interest and it Stamped the county aa one of those least likely to obtain a rightful and necessary share o f the general progress unless its residents make a more critical appraisal o f themselves and their methods. The Herald — and we believe that the m ajority o f our thinking residents feel the same way—doesn't give two hoots W H O the officials are who handle the business, we’re interested solely In W H A T they do. And regardless o f who is in office and how they got there, we are going to join many, many other taxpayers In insisting that this county not be hamstrung forever by any tax structure that doesn’t spread the responsibility among the largest pos­ sible number o f people and one that doesn't enable the county government to proceed with fulfilling the needs o f the people. The struggle has been bitter— and ap­ parently some had rather be bitter than right— but Seminole County must not toss ’away any small progress it has made. -A N D HERE IWAS,-OUST SET1XIN DOWfi, ANDABOUTIb R«SEAFAMHV< The Western alU* Chancellor Adenauot’s direct ausumpty-Dumpty, aa picloas and It stirs a strong cur­ rent ef distrust in America, par­ ticularly among those who feel that any yielding on Berlin will imperil the whole West. There fa a fall-back position on Berlin which Is thus far a care­ fully kept secret, since to let It bo known before the bargaining would obviously bo folly. Cortain PRC-SliMt*'1' ACCORP HOPES Germany — are baliovsd to bn thn bare for it. Although the Anal tarnu of a nuclear fast agreement mart be agreed to outside the framework of the contoreaw in Paris between common trade ana and at tha tho three nuclear imwo it — Orest same Umo of raising tho tariff barriers against outsiders. This has made ton British wild. sharper breaking point. Opinion In They fear that by curtailing their Britain la virtually unanimous that commerce with the European con­ tinent this will Jeopardise Bri­ tain’s present high praeperiiy. Macmillan has gone so far as to Indicate that n sharp drop, particu­ larly la Britain's trade with Ger­ many, might mate ft necessary to remova Urn two divisions of Bri­ tish troops now stationed there an! CABS E-4M: Alice Q., aged K, la a bright high school Junior. "Or. Crane, I want lo attend noUtgo," aba began, "bat my father cannot afford to send me. "But I’d like to be an art teachor In grammar school, i love children and am crasy about art. "Bo what can X do to get a college eduction?" Alien certainly bat tho first-re­ quisites for a good teacher, name­ ly. love for children and n con- n i l corroded to the point that made you wonder what held tha dona up. Not only that, but ita abaft waa worn down, at the m suit of friction, to nearly half of Ita origin*! 114-Inch diameter! What earned thla wtar? “ It’e from the dome rubbing agalnat It all thee yean," raid Georga Stef wart, tha Capitol architect. “ The dome," ha said, Ho*cilIalea Ilka a aunflower." What happen* la tha metal ttretebes when tha aun hit* It, and then contracts at night — M much at three to four lnchea. The groaning metal againet metal has been slowly, patiently, constantly, w e a r i n g those bolt* down. What would happen If thi* <]«_ A critical look Is one directed by a wife at her huibaod when be terioraUon continued T Architect 1* is the middle of one of hie bast Stewart arid: “ Wa’d eventually ■lories. It « a n l him that some­ have a structural failure." He meant tha dome would probably thing is wrong. It must ha serious. Otherwise collapse an pome tourist's head. And nhta million pound* of iron certainly a wife would not bm k into tha vary middle of ona ef cascading into tha rotunda would. his bast stories, distract bis at­ to be sure, leaving no surviving tention from it and spoil the eyewitnesses. telling. Altogether, there are 678 of It might be that he has a these bolts — four rows of 144 — smudge on his face. Perhape the which hold 18 ribs which, in tura4 collar of his cost is partly turn­ keep tho top of tho dome from ed up instead of lying flat. It felling sport. could be thst his necktie is twist­ But there la no longer cause ed to one side and not hanging for olarm, for moat of the boll* straight down. hove already boon replaced. Maybe his wife has not noticed The dengeitnia condition of the until this moment thst his neck­ dome was discovered four years tie does not go with his shirt age by Stawart and an assistant. Perhaps the shirt is worn at the The two went up to the top, tap­ collar. Or could there be a grease ping tha dome with a hammer. spot on his necktie, coat or waist- Corroded hunks of metal kept cos IT dropping around them. I Possibly his wifs objects to the Ona thing lod to another until way his coat la buttoned. Ha It waa decided to restore and re­ knows sha has a prejudice against inforce the entire dome. Tha Job the button ha prefers to button be­ Is costing Just about an oven ona cause it is more comfortable thin million dollar*. This price is any other buttoned button. He significant inasmuch as it is the knows also that if he will not poreLie sum the dome cost now button the button she prefers back in lH tl rather than the one he prefers, Tha million Includes cost of tha then she would be happier If hs first romplsts domo-repalnting were to button no button at all. , ob In 100 years. Worst of all. be may hara Right now, {he Mg dome i*1 opened a vein In shaving and a tiny bit of blood may hava stained mottled in hues of bright red his collar. Or It could bo that a raspberry and golden mustard, shirt bullon has been left undone primer coats for the oyster white or that his hair has been rumpled that’s going on this summer. All the old paint has been scrap­ by the wind. Whatever it may be, clearly It ed and blasted off — 24 coate of is causing his wile mortification. it, an elghth-inch thick. Tha paint, Obvously U la something she ■aid Stewart, had gotten eo thick could not allow to go unnoticed. it ruined the illusion which the In any event, only a self-cen­ designer of tho dome had Intended tered husband who does not mind —to make ft look Ilka stono to 1 mortifying hie wilt would’ go no matek tha real of the building. Bo, whea Uo paint’s on this with his story and appear set to notice her, while ■ >— Idsrata summer, tourist* will ■** some­ husband win atop and Inquire, thing a* ona has seen In nearly • century — a white dome that looks "What’s wrong?" —Chriitapber BUlopp Uke stone. WASHINGTON — I held In my hand one of the eight-pound hand­ made bolts that for nearly ona full century bald together the gnat iron domt of our Capitol. Ever einca Aba Lincoln's day, this wrought-Iron, nine-inch bolt had dona a good Job in helping keep intact tha cast-iron topper which weighs an astronomical nina million pound*. , But a second look *t thla big faitenor gave mo the willies. It and then carry naif-time liberal arts work in the evening division of the local university. At Northwestern University, for example, we have about hglf our total enrollment In our downtown evening division. Thst means over 10,000 stu­ dents take maybe half the regu­ lar college schedule per year, yet work full time at a big Chicago store or factory or aa a secretary to leading professional man la tha Loop. And this opportunity exists In hundreds of other large cltlea, valuable business (raining, you can generally obtain student loans, at very low Interest rata, payable after you graduate. To help atlmulate your use of correct English and also add seat, as well as possible cash Income, develop the bobby of prize con­ testing. This Is an all-family bobby. And Korea of contesta are running almoat ovary week throughout America. Thouianda of oath and merchandise prizes are awarded fOr completing a limerick or o 36-word letter. l o rend toe my booklet "How to Write Salable Copy," enclosing n stamped, return envelope, ptua to cents (non-profit). It has a section on prise contesting. South P in e c re s t “Luxury Living YOU D A ILY C R O SSW O R D „ AOBOBB B»Tho (Fin) ST. Kamo sixes and sevens unless • means of compromise la found. A great deal ef tW resentment among the aeven to directed at tho United tho colloid town, to help defray lutes, and partlculariy at Under expenses. Taka a year at business collega BecraUry of Btsto Douglas Dillon, tor allegedly goading on tho rtx before you go into liberal arts training to become a teacher. Bullneu coUegea give you the D E F E N S E AND NUCLEAR moat versatile and moat practical WEAPONS - BriUln'a abandon­ •docaUoo of any colleges in ment of the Bin# Streak mUaile, America. ”Per w you »can ■ it ■study ***■»!/ a* asglia (|| gif' English, apattar spending nearly a balf-WUea dlad psychology, public speaking, buslMss law, accounting, aborthand, and other very useful courses in gaining your buslnass collage diploma. Armed with this valuable traintog, you can easily land an exbuytog delivery systems ante aa cN tont position to a collega town, Skytett and Polaris from too United State*. But toer of this dependence helps to explain La­ bor's growing teutraliit-patiflat trend. In France there to deep resent •net that Britain has teen sun- • E XC E LLE N T D R AIN AG E • CITY FIRE AND POLICE PROTECTION • VA • FHA • FHA-IN-SERV1CE • ALL AVAILABLE LUXURIOUS — S B edroom -2 Bath Homes AVAILABLE By IAMBS HELLER A hit-run driver who killed a 1 - year • old ioogahoremau to RreoUya gave a strange reason tor hurrying away after the fatal accident. Tha guttly driver, booked on charges of homicide and leaving tte aeons of the crime, was quosttoeed by police for six hours position, that a treaty could without success. Finally one in­ spector said: "Why don’t you gat no into being, i tte atntsea and strains It o ff your chart? You might as lay cleoriy vistoto. tte pro- wall t*M us tte truth." . Tte driver then confessed: "I didn't give myself up because I didn't want to spoil my unblemish­ ed record. I’ve never had an aesbftsBl before.*1 to a crisis or tragedy that lap- Can Afford" FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 10 D O W N P A Y M E N T C L O S I N G C O S T S AS LOW AS $300.00 t t i ROMES IN SOUTH PINECREST RAVE BSBN SOUL RIGHT LOVELY HOMES REMAIN - MONTHLY PAYMENTS L O S THAN RENT. *18,500 Between Sanford Ave. ft Hi*way 17*92 Off Onora Rd. | * �B*t Zeta X i Chapter Plans Banquet MKS. NELSON MAKING THE BIGGEST TRANwaiTION are Cdr. and Mn. Jamea Nation and family. When they leave on June 1, after three and a half yeara in Sanford, they will go lo the birthplace of hie father— Oslo, Norway. There, ha will be attached to NATO. Mary Nelaon, who hn been asaiiting the aiatdra with leaching at All Soul'a Catholic School, aaid that they will be looking for a whole new wardrobe—and it ian't •likely that clothet for Norway will be found in Florida! Young Neliom, excited over the move, are Mary Arlene, (the county'a "champ ipeller" for two eonseeutlve yean) Patrice and Gretehcn. the Neliom. French cuiiine wae tervcd buffet ityle to Captain and Mra. F. G. Edward*. Cdr. and Mrs. Ralph Mattui, Mra. Dave King, Cdr. and Mr*. Ken Bowell and Lcdr. and Mra. Dick Bauer. ANOTHER DINNER PARTY on Saturday night honored Cmdr. and Mra. Nelion at the home of Lcdr. and Mrs. P. 5. Harward. Pink mun\i and anapi and laven­ der iria made a picturesque ar­ rangement on the buffet and* a gourmet caiaerole of shrimp gave the hoateas many compliments. Those present, other than the Nelsons, were Captain and Mrs. Edwsrdi. Lcdr. and Mra. Steve Oliver, Lcdr. and Mra. Ralph Stell and Lt. and Mra. John Shattuck. "COME MINGLE TEARS. LOPERS LEAVING" was the sign on the door at the home of Cdr. and Mrs. John Barlow Saturday night when they and Lcdr. and Mra. Don Jarrell entertained with a farewell party for Lcdr. and Mra. Ollia Loper. The considerate hosts even aupplied a crying buc­ ket! At the front entrance was a sign directing everyone lo the garden where punch was enjoyed until time for a delicious smor­ gasbord to be served In the house. The guest list included - Cdr. and Mra. Eldar. Lcdr. and Mrs. Maltus, Lcdr. and Mrs. Warren Hoeiler, Lcdr. and Mrs. Jessa Taft, Lcdr. and Mrs. Tyler Dedman, Dr. and Mrs. R. Wakeman, Lcdr. and Mrs. Cliff Nelion, and Lcdr. and Mrs. Drew Chevallar —Captain and Mn. Edwards stop­ ped in for ■ chat enroula lo the Harward’a party. RITA (Mrs. Dick) BAUER was hostess lo a luncheon at the Seashell restaurant yesterday in honor of Millie Loper. Uthera about the table were Mallle Barlow, Clono Edwards, Lois El­ der, Evelyn Fitspatrick and "Skip" Horrell. Incidentally, the Bauers, more long-timers In Sanford, have Navy orders, loo, and will be moving to beautiful Monterey, Calif, in June. ALSO TO BE MISSED are Cdr. and Mrs. C. L. Frostsrd CDR. AND MRS. A. G. EL­ aa Alameda, Calif, has been DER entertained with a dinner selected aa ibeir next borne. Joe party Friday evenirfg in honor of will be attached to the USS Mid­ way aa operations officers and although he will leave in June, Mary will remain here until Aug­ ust. CHARLENE (.Mrs. P. S.) GOLD­ MAN recently was hostess to a deisert-bridge for the wives of VAH-7. Those attending were Mrs. L. R. Boucher, Mra. F. H. Galloney and her guest, Mrs. W. B. Crelsinger, Mrs. W. M. Hardman. Mrs. H. H. Harrison. Mrs. W. Robinson, Mr*. W. I. Wormell, Mrs. A. S. Poolter, Mra. H. J. Hilt and the two guests of the hostess were Mn. Retla Goaa and Mn. Wil­ liam Reyn. VAH-7 had a big party all day Saturday at .the ho ne of Li, (J.g.) A. J. Perrella in Winter Park. Boating, water skiing and a bar­ becue were enjoyed. THE MQ RANCH in Osteen has been chosen as the luncheon spot, Friday, for the Dirt Gardenera ot the Sanford Garden Club. Seen dining in the took-housa ot the ranch last Sunday were Judge and Mra. Vernon Mile and Mr. and Mra. Kenneth McIntosh who had their youngsters with them. Another group was computed of Mr. and Mrs. Kratierl with their guests, Mr. and Mn Bill Settlem of Xxm Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beck and ton, Charles, Jr., Harwell Reck Sr., and Miss Rose Kratierl. Dees, Jessup Wedding Plans Announced Final plans for thr wedding of Mis* Jeanette C, Drea and Frank­ lin W. Jessup err bring announced. The wedding will be an event of May It at 7:30 p. m. in the Elder Springs Baptist Church. The pas­ tor. Rev. B. H. Griffin, will offi­ ciate. No formal invitations are being sent and all friend* of the couple are invited to attend. Mr*. J. P. Cullen, Mr*. Harvey Wilkin«on and Mi*« Raroara Chamber* were Joint hostetiea to the Zeta Xi chapter meeting of Beta Sigma Phi at the Cullen home. Mr*. Lloyd O. Swain, president, presided at the business icsilon when plant were made for the Founder's Day banquet to be held at New Smyrna Beach., The ritual of jewel* wa« beatnwed on Mr*. James Lyons, Mrs. Wilkiqson and Miaa Chambers In a candlelight ceremony. Refresh­ ments of pink lemonade and home made rookies were served by the hostesses. Other* attending were Mrs. Swain, Mr*. Philip Bach, sponsor, Mra. Wendell Springfield, Mias Betsy Ann Carter, Mr*. Jamea Lyon*, Mr*. Sam Skelton, Mi** Mary Ann Wright, MU* Joan Wright, Mr*. Wallace Tyre, Mlaa Sonja Monforton, Mia* Irma Cor­ ley, Mr*. Alvin Kilpatrick, Mr*. James Gordon and Mist Amoret Spelr. A t Firehouse Birthday Party Honors Youngster Frank Hutchinson Galloney IV, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Gallonev HI. 117 East Woodland Dr. celebrated his first birthday with a party at the home of his par­ ents, recently, As the little guests arrived they Oviedo Club Ends Season Friday w •« Tha Oviedo Woman's Club will elose the present season Friday, when their luncheon and meeting wiirbe'held at noon at the Fellow­ ship Hall of tha First Methodist Church. Highlight of the day will be the installation of officers by Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith, of Sanford, past president of the Florida Stale BY MARIAN R. JONES Miss Lundy nftar tha opening of Federation of Womens Clubs. Mrs. George A. Kelsey heads the Miss Ann Lundy, whose forth- her other gifts. Many friends of luncheon committee, assisted by •omlng marriage to Leonard L. the honorce enjoyed this parly, Mrs. B. F. Wheeler, Jr., Mra.* E. - Faulk Jr. will be an event of May L. Luttrcll, Mrs. George Morgan, *1 3 , at the First Methodtit Church Sir*. Tommy McLain, Sirs, Har­ old Patterson, Mrs. W. R. Meek, Jn Oviedo, was the recipient of a Jr., and Mrs. Ralph Neely, miscellaneous shower Saturday at t ju Jeyfr •* *Oviedo Bride-Elect Feted At Showers 3:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. J. B. Jones Jr. Co-boating the party were Mra. Douglas H. Jackson, Mrs. G. W. Alford, Mlaa Ruth 1 Davidson and Mra. J. G. Beasley.! Guests enjoyed two games after which prises were awarded to Mrs. %Ralph Neely and Mrs. Charles T. Niblack. The bride was assisted THURSDAY with her gifts by her sister. Miss GARDEN CIRCLES Jane Lundy, and by Mils Yvonne The Magnolia Circle of the gar­ Xing, who kept the gift book. The den club will sheet at 1:30 p. m. hostess gift was ■ china cake at the home of Mr. and Mrs. stand. J. E. Nicholds, West First St. Tha dining table was centered Circle members will entertain with a bride and groom standing their husband* at the dinner. in pink and white tulle beneath REV. JOE UOUTHITT, Palm Circle members will meet an archway that held two small new minister o f tha Osteen at 10:10 a, as. at tha home of -baskets of pink and white earns- Baptist Church and Mrs. Mra. Georg* Rounds. Virginia VtiosH. Roses and tulips wat« used Ave, for the laat meeting of the ia the other party mma. Mere Douthitt wars honored, re­ calendar ytar. Following the busi­ cently, with a reception by than fifty goests enjoyed the feeness session a covered dish lunch­ thg members. Tha honored eon will be served. Husbands era the occasion. Another party honoring the bride- couple ia shown at tha re- invited as guests for tha lunch­ eon. elect was a kitchen shower, Satur­ freahment table. day evening at the borne of Mrs. Woodrose Circle members will Nae Parker ia Goldeorod with meet at the heme of Mra Albert Mrs, Mary Ana Fletcher ae •*Poulier at • a. at. Guest speaker boetes*. Assisting were her slater, Monroe Home Club wiU be Mn. J. E. Tarwilleger Mias Jane Lundy, the sister of Jr. Sbf will also demonstrate Dower arranging. A the bridegroom-elect, Mis* Beverly Meets Thursday V Faulk, and Miss Yvonne d e g , who kept the gift book. Hie Lake Moors* Home Dem­ A suggestion for removing a dark A hoateas gift was preaonted to onstration Club will matt Thurs­ film from an aluminum pan la fill day at 7:30 p. m. at tha horns of lha paa with hot water to one inch E. L. Dowel). Mrs, Clover above the riag, add two UblcSanford Home Club Mrs. Mam will give the program on apooos cream of tartar and boll "atop worrying and aUrt living*’ over a high flams for 10 minutes. and Mrs. Dowell will demonstrate Then wash in hot sudsy water and Meets Tomorrow hew In make fiber flowers. riaan the pan wall. H e Sanford Home Dcmoostramtiea Club will meet Thursday at I p. m. at the HD Center on 23th NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS Si. Mr*. Eva Harkey aad Mn. Jake Senkarik will b* in charge Tha 1 » » Real Estate Tax List of the City af laniard, Florida, at the program, entitled worrying and start living." ia posted on bulletin board ot the front door ad the City Hall a to c c d fcva jn J tA OVER S3 YEARS gt First end Palmetto (Along Ride Poet Offiee) SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY • Carpet • TBs In the City of Sanford, Florida, and on bulletin board at front door of Seminole County Court House, Sanford, Florida and will remain a* posted far o period ad foor eoaa All real ecu la upon which the 1PM Uses hove not MRS. RALPH EDWIN STEVENS JR. VAH-l Wives Enjoy Pot Luck Dinner Nothing could have been more enjoyable than fuod served under lolly pine tree* beside a beautiful lake. That I* what members ot VAH 1 Officer's Wives' Club de­ cided alter the "Bring your favo­ rite dish" dinner on Saturday at the borne ot Mr*. Charles B. Smith in Loch Arbor. Anticipating the "I'd like to have that recipe" comments, Mrs, Smith asked that each member bring copies uf her recipe In give lo those who might want to try their hand at a new dish when their husbands return this week from a cruise aboard the USS Indrpendcnre. Mrs, Charles Hodgate's "molded strawberry salad glace" was the hit of the even­ ing, although all the dishes from " p o o r man* strogsnoff" to "strawberry angel surprise rake" were superb. Mrs. David A. King, wife of the commanding olticer, announced that the Friday night bridge would be discontinued tor the next month while VAH-l Is In Sanford making final preparations for their depsr- lure for the Mediterranean. Thoae attending the dinner were Mmei. David A. King, Charles B. Smith, William T. Blakemore, Ken­ neth L. Coikey, Harvey E. Fisher, Richard T. Grslow, Charles Hodgate, Neal J. Johnson, George W. Kimmom. Walter J. Kuehn. Monard L. Mlleboe, Donald R. MeGrew, Wesley L. Ralston, Robert S. Satrr, Larry Risler and Barton W. Bartholomew, Scientists are seeking the etill unknown reasons why soma babies ■re born with heart defects, says the Florida Heart Association, which ia supporting research la this and many other areaa ef heart and blood vessel disease. Twelve piano sludenls from th* Tolar School of Piano have been entered in the National Plano Playing Auditions, Central Flor­ ida Section, sponsored by the Na­ tional Guild of Plano Teachers. This event will be held In Orlando on May Hit, in the recital hall of Thompson's Music Company. These students will be examin­ ed for Incal. district, Mate, and national honors which the mother organiralion will confer accord­ ing lo thr number of standard classic, romanlic and modem compositions chosen from the masters or pianoforte literature each student ran creditably per­ form in the presence of a mem­ ber of the board of adjudicators of the National Guild of Piano Teachers and the American Col­ lege of Musicians, 31ore than to.ooo piano itudents of the nation will participate in this annual event being held In 333 music centers throughout th* country. Local entrants, all pupila of Mary Tolar Nance, are Twlla Church Calendar “ HUTCH” donned birthday hat* and played WEDNESDAY a fishing game for favors. Mid-week Prayer and Bible Study Ice cream and cake were served clast meets In the Ebenr/cr Meth­ to the following guests, Sydney odist Church at 1:30 p. m. Collier, Anne and David. CretslnFriendship clast of the First gcr, 1-on Goss, Michael Wormell and tha honorce, known by hit Chrivtian Church meets at 6:30 p. m. for a potluck supper and friends at "Hutch." Assisting Mrs. Galloney with meeting. entertaining the young merrymak­ Plnecresl Baptist Church SS of­ ers were Mrs. William N. Collier, ficers and teachers mccitag 7 Mrs. W. B. Crelsinger, Mrs. J, K. p. m., RA meeting alto begins at Goss and Mrs. William J. Wormell.1T p. m. Prayer meeting at I p. m. and Music rommiltee 1:43 p. m. Revival meeting continues at B p. m. with Don Brandies giving Rebekahs T o Meet the sermon, at the First Baptist Seminola Rtbekah Lodge No. 41. Church, Training Unioa executive will meet Thursday evening at B meeting S p. m. p. m. in th* Odd Fellows Hall. A Girl Scout troop 213 merle In special Mothers Day program will the First Presbyterian Church 3:13 bo given. All member* and visit, p. m. The Senior High Supper be­ tag Rebekahs are urged to at­ gins at < p. m. Mid-week Bible tend._____ Hour 7 p. m. NEW! BUILT ESPECIALLY FOR THIS PURPOSE! HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN and Day School JUrerview Ave. (1m Mock North Of W. lit hi. Watrh For Riga. ALL NEW BEAUTIFUL MODERN BUILDING • D m Ju m S For Y w r Child'a Safely • O rb Aero O f Lawn — Protected • Rfiylhm a ,* A rt R o m m • EUetrie W hIbc Fountain • By Chaia Limit Fence. Asilmaln — Supervised Tmiulnf In Cart and Responsibility HOURS • 8:60 to 12:00 • OR IF TO ACCOMMODATE City ad Sanford, will b* sold ad pnbUs earliest an tho lad. day af June A. D. IBM commencing nt IP e'cleek A. M. ot the front door of tbh City Hall ia the City of Seafood, Florida. WORKING TRANSPORTATION REGISTRATION WERE We*. May 11. IMP—P d f Jl DESIRED, ALL DAY MOTHERS. HOT LUNCH SERVED FURNISHED IF DEBIBED far fal OPEN FOR INSPECTION CALL FA 2-1316 ANYTIME MRS. GEORGE PITTARD, OWNER . NINE YEARS PRE-SCHOOL TRAINING University of Florida, a raembet of the Junior League and presi­ dent of tha Delta Della Della alum­ nae chapter. Tha groom was bon In Sanford, is a gradual* of the University of Florida, when ho was a member of Kappa Sigma Fraternity! He served as a first lieutenant in tha Strategic Air Command and la now president of Kappa Sigma alumni. • mombar of the St. Petersburg Yacht Club and the Junior Chamber af Commerce. Sanford residents attending flw wedding were Miss Saldec Wil­ liam* and Misa Rebecca Stevens, an aunt of the groom. Miss Price Honored A t Luncheon In DeLand H om e Miss Sylvia Price, bride-elect, was honored with a luncheon lb DeLand, last week, at the boats of Mrs. Charles McGill. Her mother, Mrs. J. H. Roger*, served as --hottest. T .. Individual tables were cov­ ered with whit* linen rlotha and centered with arrangements of pink roses and white baby’i breath. The pink and white cdlor scheme was rarriod out In decora­ tions throughout the house. The honorce received a blue foetoria, fruit plate as a gift from the Mrs. Dee Brister hostesses. Invited guests tnehidad, Misa Price, her mother, Mrs. WatSurprised With ter Price, Mn. Allred Stanley, mother ot the groom elect, Mrs, Harold Stanley, Mr*. Hop* SeblrBaby Shower ard, Mrs. Phil Stanley. Hits Helen Mrs. Florence Kmlty, Mra. Tib. Price, Mn. Gordon Stanley, Mlaa by Busch and Mr*. Phyllis Hoff­ Jeanette Price, all of Sanford tad man were joint hostessee at a Mn. C. A. McGill of DeLand. sutprise baby showar honoring Mr*. Deo Briater at th* Emley home. 106 Atalea Lane, Sunland Estate*. Upon arrival Mrs. Brister was given a corsage of white glads and Mrs. H. M. Pure* has ... a htua plumbago, tied with pink ribbon. A bassinet was decorated ed from tha hospital. Sho i s __ fined to her home at BOB Bast to hold th* many gift*. Th* rake * was decorated with 2nd Si, but ia able to have vtatpink and blue ami aerved with tors. Mn. H. Wayde Rucker bee sodip*, tldbila, citrui punch and turned home from Winston Salem, coffee. Other* attending wart Mrs, I-. N. C„ where ehe was called dun ft. Earle, Mr*. D. Merritt, Mn. V. lo the death of her brotber-MM. Arnett, Mra. V. C. Hansen, law, Cartaa T, Cooper. Mr. Coo­ lira. G. Talmidge, Mn. J. A. per was a department head of Harris, Mrt. T. Wlreman, Mn. I* tha R, J. Reynolds Tobacco Co, R, Dunham, Mn, E. Cromwell, for 38 yeara, before his retireMn. fi. D. O’Neil, Mr*. R. Knlf- ment. fin, Mn. W. Payne and Mrs. D. Maui 111. p su i& a n u d A Local Piano Pupils Enter Auditions and against which certificate has not already boon H. N. Team, Jr. OMy f The chapel of St. Peter s Epis­ copal Church in St. Petersburg, was the arena of the April 2S wedding of Miss Carol Sue Warriner, and Ralph Edwin Stevens Jr. Miss Warriner is the daughter of Mr*. Koblenier Warriner, 23th Ave. N.. and Dr. James M. Warriner, 14th St. N„ St. Petersburg. Mr. Stevens is th* son of Mrs. Ralph Edwin Stevens and the isle Dr. Stevens ot St. Petersburg and formerly of Sanford. Father Duncan, rector, officiat­ ed at the double ring, candlelight ceremony. Matron of honor was Mrs. Donald Knauss, sister of the groom. Donald Knauss was best man and ushera were Merrtl Mori* and Robert M. Menke. The bride, given In marriage hy her father, wore a floor length gown of Schiffli embroidered tulle with ritted bodice, featuring a portrait neckline. Her veil of English silk illusion fell from a pearl tiara and she carried a bouquet of while orchids with atephanolis. The matron of honor war* a ballerina length gown o. blue silk organsa snd carried a bouquet of pink ehlffon rotes. A reception was held at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. After a wedding trip to New Orleans, La., the couple will maka Ihoir home at i!301 Sunshine Lane, Treasure Island. Tha bride is a giaduate of th* Auxiliary T o Meet The Ladies Auxiliary of th* Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment will meet at the Fire House, Thursday, at > p. m. Mrs. Ralph Schweickerl, chair­ man of the annual Fund Drive for the Fire Department has ask­ ed all those who have been can­ vassing to please be present and maka their reports. The "maypole" party which will rlimax the end of the drive and also relebratc the first birthday of the Ladies Auxiliary and the Fourth Birthday of the fire de­ partment will be held at tha Are house on May 3tst. RrraTf Warriner, Stevens Nuptials Announced A t N ew Smyrna n r JEANNE WAR.VKE "NOW HEAR THIS" might be an appropriate beginning today aince it appcara that our Navy friends are the only onea to be making nrws thla week'. Moat of their pari cs have been in the lorm of farewell courteaiea for those who are to be departing in Hhe near future. Rmtfmrl PRESTIGE Campbell, Tommy Judy, Rebecca Patterson, John Martin, Gregory Carlton, Jan Couilni. Tommy Vin­ cent Lynda Fttawater, Candi* Fortenberry, Judy Bunten. Louise Sleikiey and Malania Williams. North Orlando Club T o Meet Thursday Hi* North Orlando Garden Club will meet Thursday at 7:10 p. m. at the home of Mra. Roy Burke, tot Edgmon Ave., with Mrs. Henry Ward as co-hottest. Membership is Hill open to new residents of tha area and those interested in the organisation may gat information by attending this meeting aa a guest. A famous woolen mill adviaei washing wool swealom by tqutoaing in warm soap nr detergent sud*. Heat and agitation are prims culprits la cansing shrinkage. 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The agreement to begin grad* ual Integration of lunch counter! at dime, drug and department stores In Nashville came after a month of secret negotiations be* tween merchants and Negra leaders. During the past three month*, more, than ISO persona wore ar* rested In connection with antb segregation demonstration! in the Tenneisete capital. MerchanU felt newspaper and radio and tele* vision publicity about the demon* stratlons was hurting sales and producing a racial stalemate, so they asked for and won a news blackout on the negotiations. In return for the gradual in* tegratlon plan, Negro leaders agreed not to attempt to aat In department store dining rooms or make any Integration attempts during the Saturday shopping rush until the plan has worked for some time. Despite the victory In Nash* ville, Negroes faced mounting opposition in Alabama where Gov. John Patterson s-owed that ha will resist federal agents who seek to Inspect Wilcox County voting records. Patterson said Atty. Gen. Wil­ liam Rogers' charges of dls* crimination agslnst Negro voters in Wilcox were “ deliberate fabrication." He maintained that pub* lie official* of Alabama "treat all dtiieni fair and Impartially." Rogers said FBI agents would ask voting registrars in WUcox County to open their records to Inspection under the powers granted in the new civil rights law. Other racial dr-alopments: Trial for 13 Negroes who took part In lunch counter segregation protean In Atlanta last - Hank was tentatively set for May a . The Georgia conference of NAACP branches scheduled a' statewide “ freedom ratly" tn Atlanta on Sunday. An all-white circuit court Jury acquitted to midwaltom college students and the wife of a socio­ logy professor of dlsordorly con* duct charges In connection with an Integrated luncheon they it* tended In Montgomery. However, the professor, Richard Nesmith or MacMurray College of Jaeklonvllle. HI., was convicted, The Knoxville, Tenn., presby­ tery haa decided to racially In­ tegrate one of Ha three youth ramps on Watts Bar Lake next month, An all-while Jury convicted Ro­ bert F. Williams, president of tho Monroe, N, c., chapter of the NAACP, for treapaialng during a lunch couatar.altdown demonstra­ tion. He was aenUnced to M day* in Jail, “but tbs aegtaaeo was suspended. �- r - r r r ----------- • B jfA b M c M r mambar *f the fighting Fullmer gins at 10 p. m. In th* 700-saal family, facaa Hungerian-bom Oar. Jtnton Gym. M OKT+TOP, Fullmer, who raaemble* hi* man Radi Hi a achadulad 10w ho '* Bee// round bant at Wait Jordan. The older brother In many raspeeta, AH.BARL/ nationally lalaviaad bout In Full* haa a string of ala airtight win*, seA *o*f , mar'a bach yard ia the UUh Including aa upaat victory oror S e /itA TW i W boxar'a talaviaioa dabnt and ala* Virfil Akin*, rollmor baa « w in ^ H f* HSW BATTW 9 R o te A * " on* of th* touthaat taata in hi* la IS bout*. Ha iaat known aa a IBAPOAF AlAft brief pro caraar. It will ha tala* knockout puncher. Radi, J7, haa a slightly batur viaad over ABC. a m rn e p m b a . Th* bu**.*aw brother of NBA record. The Carman, who now middleweight champion Con* ia makaa hla homo la Psstair, N. J* aa 0-0 favorite, bat Kadi picked ha* U win*, fir* loaaaa and a up plenty of aupport aa fight.tltn* draw. However, ha haa 14 kayo** The Sanford CUy Summer Bow- approaebad. Th* mala event ha* to hia record. ting Lengun began to show Ha ware* last week, na th* team* stretched eut ever a largo spent af points in th* standing*. la last week'* aciuxi. Mather ef Sanford continued it* winning ways by taking thro* pome* while allowing George's Ta*ecn **dy on* point tor th* night. Roger Walatrom led the Furniture men with a STt eeriei: while laFolIctt* was high for th* loser* with 8V JOHHH/ 79MMM a 4T7 evening. Buddy a Auto Ser­ VKHT 70 C tiV tlA H B _ _ vice took three game* from th* f V took overt tha ^ \ No. 1 team behind Jack t i e leAoorr *nrr; Bisr ner'a ZU3KS game*. Uatuiia led TH e /^v* r//A V B -------------the loser* with a 533 total. fOXOOT7£ rt 70 7T U RAf J ^ w . Phil Roche led the Lance. Lac . A ItA P C fF A IM S Ctf/tF M team to a three to oae victory FCNenoB / * otrr/H o cV ^ with a 39*391 total over Genes B A te. a Or c ie M W a 7*e.*f— Seminole Cleaner* and Laundry H/T£ W /f led by Sonny Eskridge a US sertea. A * BWAOCfO # 8# fOA A SCASOA n o* 9 . which featured two games over MO. Jim Spencers team took tour points away from the totkur Mus­ ic Shop group behind O Leery1* 332 roiling, while Henry Tama led the Mustcmen with a <M total. Harry's Liquors took three points Florida Stale League from the Lake Mocroc Ian behind the MO senes of Buddy Proctor, while th* lanmra couldn't match Lakeland The annual Oviedo athletic din­ Garry Foa’s M3 enough to get Palalka ner will be held nt 7:3d p. m. more than oo* point. SANFORD Friday nt the Ct’ y Memorial Leesburg Building. SL Petersburg Co-chairmen of the supper com­ Temp* mittee art Mra. James A. Portia and Mr*. Walter A. Teague who Orlando Standard Od defeated Yowell's will be assisted by Mra. Ferdin­ Daytona Beach and Dude, Mr*. John Dude Sr., 12-S in Little League play Tues­ Americ Mrs. Joe O. Mikter. Mrs. John day while the Elka betted Rotary Evan* and Mrs. Douglas H. Jack- IS la Babe Ruth League action. In softball action. The First Chicago 12 7 .432 Herman Morris, former prin­ Baptist Church slammed PineNew York 10 7 .MI 1 Boa'on • 7 .M3 I'i cipal of Seminole High School crest Baptist Church, 2*-3. Cleveland 10 • .350 l'b will h* th* guest speaker for th* Baltimore 10 10 .500 lib evening. Enters CYO Play Washington g 11 .tit 4 PLUM BING. HEATING, NEW YORK (UP1) — HaevyDetroit 0 10 .VI 4Vb A IR CONDITIONING Roman conquerors in ancient weight champion Ingemar JohansKanaaa City 7 12 .300 I ton ha* accepted an Invitation to Wednesday's Probable Pilchers Franc* ar* said to hav* exacted compete in th* Calholie Youth Or­ from tired travelers for Cleveland at New York — Beil tribute the privilege of aittiag ia tbo ganisation's 23rd annual golf (B-1) va Maat (0-0). shade of th* plan* trees they tournment at th* W*atch**t*r Chicago at Bofon-Shaw 0-1) Country Club May 36. planted. va Brewer (1-2). Kanaaa City at B a l t i m o r e (night) — Daley (1-2) vs Walker (0-0) or Portocarrero (20). Datroll gt Washington (night)—> Lary (1-2) vs Ramos (0-3). . - Thursday's Gam** D*(roil at Washington Kansas City at Baltimore, night Cleveland at New York Chleago at Boston National League W. L Pet. GB San Francisco 15 7 .M2 ... Pittsburgh M t .809 lib Milwaukee I 7 .M2 3 Cincinnati 11 It .500 4 Loi Angelas It 13 .4M I St. Louis a II .450 5 Philadelphia 9 14 .391 *(i Chicago I 12 .333 7 Wadaeaday't Probable Pitchers Cincinnati at Chicago—O'Toole (12) va Hobble (2-3). Philadelphia at San Francisco— Owena (2-2 vs Jones (3-2). St. Louis at .Milwaukee (night) —Miiell (1-2) vs Spahn (1-0). Pittsburgh at l»s Angeles (night) — Daniel* (1-0) v* Kou> fax ((52). Thursday's Games SL Louis at MUwaukat Cincinnati at Chicago Philadelphia at San Franciaco (Only game* scheduled) JfayM * M / L tA H WEST JORDAN, UUh (U P O Young Don Fullmer, juat turned 21, hope* to become of ay* aa a boaar tonight ayninat aaaaonad SUfan Radi. Fullmer, yeunyeat and boldeat C /N C/N N ATt lb* tune af eiffit hHa in two full iaalnga an the mound. Lefty Floyd Lippold cam* ia the game in the third laalag and worked until tbo float inning. Ha 'was tapped for four bita and laaued aavea baaea on balla. Ho waa alao credited with ad w-i. two hit batamta and two wild •Thia gam* moved the ladlaaa a pltchaa. f ie more firmly late flrat plat* The only Sanford batter to solve the tight FSL race and the Oraytbo offerings of big righthander Donyor waa second baseman Ouia Chavarria, who had two single* in four trips lo tha plats. H# also »corad the only Greyhound run. Pat Siak, Ken Harralaon, and Paul Gamma! were the only other* to pound out t hit. Gamrael doubled to the right center fence in the algbth inning to aend Chavarria acre** with the only run for tha Greybounda. Tonight Manager Robbie Robertson will probably go with his act lefthander Ron Banovic against the Daytona Beach Islanders. The game gets underway at Memorial Stadium at f:4» p. m.__________ £. By JKVRV COVINGTON • The Drat place Laktlaad ladlaaa dpt (hair boomlay kata to work kora Tueaday alyht and rapped tour Sanford Greyhound pitcher* i r 18 itit* u £ IS hit* ia a Flor­ ida Stale League battle that and- Seminole High won’t have to pay Sanford $400 for holding baseball gamaa in the Memorial Stadium this season. The Sanford City Commission agreed to eliminate the charge Monday night after SHS Principe! Andrew Bracken Mid the $700 bill the school got for use o f the stadium hampered Seminole's sports program. Bracken pointed out that the Sanford Greyhounds get free uae of the stadium. He Mid that Sanford had more o f an oblige, tion to the high school ballplayers than to the Grey* hounds. Gammel, e *i Orana, aa ... Mtiooey, If . Rarralaeo, ib Leaders ff Onb O.AB B. H.Pet. Maya, «. F. OmenU, Pitta, S Aaron, MUw. M. PIUS. , St. L. i ____ * n to » 54 .40* am 1* to M 4f it si m s f a .MS • IT M i a U 14 ft .sa m m mam Wttto ■ ffis r -ffis s •sitey, eta. j s s a ?* i a Jit lack*, cit.n| „n ta j g a jit Maria. N. Y. 14' « *u a .at ■gpai*, Boa. ii a a a . 4ii AfetoM, Wash. 11 74 IT a MS totop*. K. C. It TT T a .377 Btowrna, N.Y. IT a T a 477 ■•wan, Balt a a i a 4M Martlk, Balt. II M I II 441 •tedag. BalL » *1 is it 4*4 P a w , dart, ia a a ir 443 MlaoM, Chi. II It H N MS Ran* Baitad fc NallaaaJ Uagaai Mt Covsy, •iaau Hi Clement*. Plralta a ; Mataroski, Pirate* a; Banka, Oiha 21; Them**, Cuba 11; Skinwar, Pirates Iff. Aaatrteaa Laagaat I k o wr o n, Yankees a ; aenilla, Oriole* ||; ■aria, Yankees U: Mlnoso, Whit* ■aa 27{ AUaoo, Seaalora IT. Even if they build a bridge, Rip Repulski, Johnny Temple and Dick HaU ain't going hack I* the National League because the American League suits ’em Juat fine. This 1* th* first season in th* American Laagn* for aQthree and if they had nay idea it was Ibis easy, they probably would have wanted to move over from th* Natlooel a let aoeoer. Repulski, aa ax-Dodg*r, barely look hla hat and coat off srith the Red Son when he delivered a grand - slam hoawr ia hla first tima at bat la Ska American Leago* Tuesday alRM t* heat the White Sex, 1-7. Temple, a Ciaciaaall star far ■aay years, drove la tha Oral rva of th* season off Yank** re­ lief ace Rya* Durea to break a 1-1 tie and help the ladlaaa to a H victory ia !• 'aalogs. Aad Hall, srho couldn't maks it with the Pirates, ranted off his third airtight triumph without a defeat la pitching the Athletics to IBB decision over th* Oriolto, Tha Tigari napped a 10-gam* ,Iosi«f streak by beating the Sena­ tor*, IB, la the other At gam*. Tha Oienta retained their gameaad-a-half National League lead by defeating th* Phillies, 4-1, for thtir fourth airtight, while lbs Plralta downed the Dodgers, S-l. Th* only ether scheduled gam* betweea the Rod* end Cub* waa poatpooed because of cold and rain. Repulskl's bomar waa one of five hit la th* Red Sox-Whit# Sox struggle. ,Roy Sloven. A! Smith and Sherm LoUar each connected far th* White Sox while Vie Wert put Ih* <R*d Sox ia front with a grand • alam off atari*r Early Wyaa in lha first laaiag. The Whit* Sox kepi rapping away, however, and tied tha scott at SB. That's haw matter* stood wbaa Repulski cams up aa a pinch hiu*r with th* baa*i full la th* eighth. Don Fmaresa waa brought la lo pitch to him and .NaMaaM i ^ , MaCavay, <M*nU It McMillan, Rada I; Boyar. Card* I; Clements. Pirates I. (Eight player* tied with •). AaMrteaa Laagaat Held, Indi­ an It lam a, Saaatora I; Skew- ■too Howard tied th* score with a homer in the eighth. Durto, who hadn't yielded a run previous, ly this season in 10 innlngi, got into trouble ia the 10th when be hit pinch hitter Wally Bond. Temple, who bad doubled earlier ia th* game, tbea broke the tie with hla second doubt* and after Harvey Kuena singled, Jim Pier* sail followed with a three • run bomar. Reliever Dick Stigman was credited with hie secood victory. Hall had a minimum of (rouble with the Orioles in snapping • three-gam* lasing streak for the Athletics. The ala-root • six rightbandar limited Baltimore to six hits, struck out six and did not walk a batter. Kama* City clinched th* gsmr with a ninerun outburst agalnit loser Hoyt Wilhelm in tha fifth. Dick Wil­ liams' grand-slam homer waa tha big blow. Rocky Colavlto'a homer with two out la lb* ai'th broke up a floe pitching dual between Don Most! of th* Tigers and Tat Clevenger of the Senator*. The home run was Colavlto'a fourth of Ui* season but only bis first since April a . Rocky had coUsctsd only four alaiies In hia prtvkoui » tints* up. Moail pitched a three . hitter for his first victory while Clevenger, who sufferod hla first lose, gave up five hits. Doe Blaiingame brake up a 2-2 tie between th* Glints and Phil, lies by singling home Willi* Kirkland from secood base in' the •eventh. Stu MUler, who cam* t* Johnny Anlonelli'a rescue in the savanth Inning after Wally Post had tied th* score with a two-run homer, waa credited with th* vic­ tory although be faced only ona hatter. Billy O'Dell held tha Pblli to one hit over th* last two innings. Gena Conley gave up fiva hits and three of the Glanti' runa ia IS Innings lo absorb hia first defeat. Vtrn Law of th* Pirates polled hla fifth victory in aix decisions by holding th* Dodgars U> eight hits, including a homer by Norm Sherry, Bill Maiaroiki's two-run homer off Johnny Podraa in tha fifth broke a M lie and sent th* Lo* Angela* left-hander down to hia second defeat. Hal Smith bomerad In lha second inning tor PUtaburgh'a flrat run. Summer Kegler League Opens Standard Oil Whips Yowell’s ONE BAG O r THE N E W “ GO FARTH ER ” GOLDEN VIGORO W ILL NOURISH OVER $000 BQ. FEET OF L U XU R IA N T L A W N . GET MORE L A W N BE A U TY A T LOW ER COST SinxjtM JJuuiAa Stool Vifloro A Z A L E A AND C A M E L LIA FOOD Thaahg t e a l t l w r s ta n la Sarniaala CaaatT far M t Dryadola Pulls Ona O f His Typical Tamper Tontruma m wmek a record l a n May t . H waa eartnlaly com - ataadaUa, aapacialJy under assch aa* favarabla aaaditloaa aa tha aa* I O j^ r t t o l J VSB 9g $ 4 .4 5 IN H AN D Y CARTONS $ 1.00 LARGE ECONOMY BAGS per box M A R E ^ O U R A ZA L E A S • G ARD ENIAS . CAM ELLIAS M ADE SPECFICALLY FOR ROBES IX O R A 8 DO TH1ER BEST. LOfl ANOBLBB (UPI) — A PINK - ALL PURPOSE TH E MIRACLE OF GROWTH 18 CONTAINED IN EVERY PARTICLE OF THB PINK VIGORO YOU’ VE KNOW N BO LONG N O W THIS A L L PURPOSE PLANT POOD IS E V E N BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE f �Wed. May 11. 1980— Pnge 9 AndcatBITTEHtM! For the second consecutive year, Seminole County 4-H Club boys ceme away from the District event* day at Cocoa with flnt place winner! In both the Junior and aenior dlviiioni In the tractor operator'! eonteit. t John Jakubcin, Stavli, wai win­ der of the icnior division with Jonalbin Lukai, Slavia, winnim the junior divlilon. Jakubcin will represent 4-11 Club, Dlllrtet T at the Slate Contest In June. There ■re no state elimination! tor the •YES' MORE HOUSEWIVES ARE FORMING THE HABIT OF SAVING MONEY NOT STAMPS BY SHOPPING TIP - TOP - SUPER MARKETS Priced Good Thuni., Fri., Sal., May 12, IS, 14, a a i Sun TU Noon FLA. GRADE A or B DD. PALM VALLEY BAG PORK OLD FASHION WHITE fifth with Jonathan Lu­ Sliced os, Slavia placing third In the PORK L V ^D |Pw M m I -1k 'T - '-fi m mmM . H k I Junior division. Following the District events, the district council held a meet­ ing to hear report! from the county. representatives of the 4-U Club program In each coun­ t y . Owen Cammack and John wjakebeta represented lemlnola County a4 this council. Participant! tn the contest and council were county winners from the six eountlee in 4-H Club Dis­ trict T which Includes Brevard, I ff ■ GRADE “ A " QUICK FROZEN DIXIE CRYSTAL POSTMASTER JOEL FIELD (left) o f Sanford, chairman of the city’s Armed Forces Day Committee, and Seaman Mark Kaaprzak o f the Sanford Naval Air Station, point out that everybody’ll goin* to open house at the air station May 21. The gates of the station will be open from 11 a. m, to 8 p. m. SMALL LEAN CENTER CUT Want Some Action-Packed Thrills? Tucker To Talk Af Banker's Forum t By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (U P D For action • packed thrilla that' makes the spina tingle and bring a cheer to the throat. 1 wouldn’t recom­ mend a ell-day bricklaying eonteal. Such an event is going on here at the AFL-CIO union Indus­ tries show and, thinking 1 might be stirred by the elastic struggle of man against mortar, I went out to watch the first heat. Pottlbly ■ real dried-ln-the-klla fas of brick masonry could have found something to shout "ole” about, but I doubt It. Any excite­ ment that a bricklaying coolest generates la pretty well confined to the bricklayers, As a spectator sport, it ranks somewhere be­ tween quilting bees end hourglass watching. Neverthelss, a goodly crowd ars competing tor $M0 In priie money and varioua other emolu­ ments that accrue lo contest winners. , Twice dally, six of them take positions by a brick pile end, at a signal from the judges, begin trading things as called tor In the contest blueprints. This goes on tor six days. I don’t know • thing about handicapping bricklayers, but If there bad been a bookmaker bandy 1 would have put my money on No. I, a tall, darkhaired young man from New Haven, Conn. As the racing wri­ ters say, ba had good "early toot." White the other contestant! were taking preliminary measurements and drawing lines on the floor, No. 4 simply slapped down some mortar and began laying on the bricks. Ho was well ahead of the Held when I returned from the scene to Inspect some of the other oahlbila. When I returned, drops of perspiraUon were cascading off No. Fa nose and be was tearing down part of his handiwork to correct ■ome mistake he had made. The first heat still had two hours to go snd I didn’t wsit to see how It turned out. As I have suggested, a llltle bricklaying goes a long way, particularly wbon It develops Into n hare-andtortolsa race. T. E. Tucker, president of the Florida Slate Rank here, will be the featured speaker st llte 13lh annual banker’s forum lo be held at Ihc Langford Hoiel In Win­ ter Park starling May IS. The forum will run unlit llay Chairman of the Rankers Forum Committee is Miss O. Kathryn Re!!, vice preildenl of (lie Flor­ ida Bankers Association. She will preside at the dally sessions. The Bankers Forum Is one of 'he ma­ jor educational efforts of the Asso­ ciation tor its members. Ils purpose la to disseminate the latest and most authoritative Information on specific phases of banking. Most Florida banks will be represented by one or more officials at the event. During the week, consideration Will be given to operations, per­ sonnel, public relations, advertis­ ing, investments, trusts, correspon­ dent banking, legislation, commer­ cial and installment lending. Growth Report Nearly Completed The Rollins College survey of Casselberry's growth should be finished within two weeks, Mayor W. M. Benson said Monday. The mayor made arrangements Saturday to give the Rollins Cen­ ter for Practical Politics surveyors additional statistical information about Casselberry. Jfew Police Car For Casselberry NOW AT BOTH TIP - TOP’S BAR-B-QUED . The American Legion'Auailiary announced today that 1M0 Poppy Day will ba obae-ved on Armed Force* Day May XL Mrs. John Fierro, Poppy Day chairman, said that all funds reeeired from the tale will go to la vtelaltea of the tew. Plaotm Dr. te etoeed today hoinan Lane and Hwy. UM lo ohoarro a tew which says that a private rood eannol ho epen wnttoanualy tor seven yean. Purple Gravy A tetter was received from MEMPHIS, Tens. (Ul’l)-H a r. Oviedo Mayor M. L, Gary, n a- riett Tyler said eba carefully fol­ ROUND 8IRI.OIN YOUR T-IIONE CHOICE 'GEORGIA” FARM FRESH FRESH SLICED POTATOES DIRECT FROM FARM TO YOU PLANTATION WATER GROUND ■ ■ ■ ■ > ■ m Lb. JAY • BIRD VIENNA Kidney Beans lowed directions en the box of nlsrlsg, thought she added c r s u i r - s r e v s feed theLaho Cham Paekiag H**e the preper amounts, but ended up Bn la Ptenwy. _________ with purple gravy lor supper. WW II LOIN FRYERS - RII1S • PORK SOUTHERN CHOICE ORANGE • GRAPE Tfco Casselberry City Commis­ sion decided to buy a new police ear Monday night. Requests for bids en Um car will ho sank out soon. AB but two faulty septic tonka to Use Duck Pood area have been o g n n iH f, Mayor W. M. Benson (•parted. Benson will Issae warrente tor all Casselberry realdates whose septic tonka are now While Supply I*aata iara Lee Pound Cake VETERANS LET US ASSIST YOU IN OBTAINING A VA LOAN Sfokely Cut Beefs Swanson T.V. Dinners NOW 2 Fabulous Markets to finonco Hit construction of a homo for you on your own lot. If you don’t hovo o lot, wo’ll help you find one. N O DOW N P A Y M EN T - C L O S IN G CO STS SA V IN G S S h o ju n a k & h 1100-13th St. Goldsboro ■' V i-L ■■ ■V -U !| 1 ill Ai i Jfl I'* HI fft ^ 7 ™ �I pftjre To— Wed. May 11, 1980 ANOTHER IH A V E M O N C Y s __ r - FOR A u ru u MAT/ TO HAVE A WIFS ^ WHO DtONT ' » ( LIKE MATS,"' NEW H A T f 1 D ID YOU f j H o r / r jy g c a n h e l p rr/ ABCs "Musie for a Spring Night" hour featurn tha Bela(onla folk siagtrs. Tba veteran remedy team of Smith and Dale works with Keefe By FKED DANZIG Brasirlle and Mary Ana Mobly* NEW YORK (UPI) — AS Ed on CB|* "Be Our Guest." Sutllvsn wss saying the other day, The "Wagon Train1' drama on "the TV Industry feels the sum* NBC la "Tha Countesa Bars oof mer audience is 'way down so they tay, 'the heck with It; let's put oa a re-run.' " He added: "I want to start e bruthfire la the opposite direction. 'I say the audience goes away when it has nothing new to welch. If you supply fresh pro­ Tha most difficult thing In lift grams, you keep your audience la to know yourself. —Thales right through summer." Sullivan supports his claim with Impressive statistics that show au­ dience fallout is not as severe for bis show as it la where summer i v t .<i s r m c r r r c o r s r o r m SIXTH JCDICIAl, rmCt'IT. is repeats ere the diet. Since I'm ISO row SBKISOLH COfSTT, on Ed's side' In this matter. I'm vermin*. happy to past along his views. IS CHiSCRIT SO. IMSI b e n n ik *t a r k k , To support his cimpalgn to Ftststirr, make TV a 12-monlh-a-year busi­ •V*. ness Instead of the current eightALTAMBSE STARKE, THfmdaaL month deal, Ed has taped 10 allS O T I r w T O A P P r .A W new shows for his July-throughSeptember Sunday night CBS-TV hour. "We taped them in the spring because, for one thing, it gave us a wider choice of atari. More per­ formers are in town, or avail­ able," Ed said. However, this ad­ vance taping meant he won’t be able to book sports heroes who are bound to crash tho 'sports page headlines in the months ahead. How does ho feel about this handicap? "That wss a decision we had to make. When you weigh the two attractions — the itar performer and the athlete — you decide in favor of the entertainer on the en­ tertainment show. Sure, I'd like to have both, but It won't hurt the ratings because we'll have the atara,'1 Sullivan explained. Although ha opposes re runs In principle, Ed'a brushfire doesn't extend to a point where he favors burning all prevloualy-used lipes Legal Notice THE POUCH rr-jusr-A sh x a- pumonos >ttr n p v NO-DkSGil? HONEST/ M3IENCD1 FAlIfH OUT— A f a ; SIXTH J to iris l. (I I H C I T T , IV A M I FOR SF.MIXOLH C O L h T l , F I.ORIII*. MXJ DOURC-OMSNN1 5WNE/»0 BDffT fUTTHE BAMONKI •mreE/lOU HIP / tv OOL'LD, P la in tiff, -V * . 'EM««H m r j JO H N N IE I.E E GOL'LD. H a fe nd an L X O TIfH TO APPEAR TMM p t a t s * O P r i . o f i n 4 t o i JOHNNIK I.KK Another fan returnee la "Hie Lawless Yeara," starring James Gregory, whleh goes into a Thurs­ day night slot on NBC-TV...James Cagney visits "Tho Jack Pair show" Deif Monday.- 1 Patrick O'Neal, who starred In the "Dick and the Duchess" ser­ ies a couple of years ago. baa landed the leading role of Dr. Dan Coffee in CBS - TV's "DX: Unknown," formerly called, "Di­ agnosis Homicide," tha full-hour myalery summer aeries that re­ places "The Garry Moore Show" starting Tuesday, July S. UOI’ LD m N, (V. C h e r r y R o a d M as sillon , O b i s T o u ara herab y n o t ifie d t h a t an am end ed bill of com ptant for El via’ Preatcy visits Frank Sinatra and makes his first appearance on t e l e v i s i o n since his return to civilian life, Thursday at 9:30 p. n w on WLOF-TV, Channel 9. The Special, hour-long show features songs, dances, comedy and production num­ bers with special guests: Joey Bishop, Sammy Davis Jr,. • Peter Lawford and Frank’s daughter, Nancy Si­ natra. « Through the electronic mflr racle o f Video Tape, thin spe­ cial show appears "Jive” from the fabulous Fontainebleau Hotel Grand Ballroom on Miami Beach. Q u o t a b le Q u o te s WEDNESDAY P. M. Si St ( l l (t) 1:11 i«> 1:1 S (SI *:S* i l l t:S I C> <*> «:!• m (St (X) (It (St (St (t) (It (S> (I t (tt (It <:4I !:l* Vtie T:St . Waathar-Kawa H ighw ay Patrol units Naira Pporla IVaathar Contra! Fla. Nawa \v*atli»r Markets ttu n ilar-B rln k tar Tha STva o w la John D a lf R iscu o I 1(1 S p ord m aa News— Unualas Kdwtl TV Clarrtan Mart IVagnn Train Hotel do Paras Music F o r A Kprlne N ieht • (St (V a lt e r W ln r h e l l 1:31 (St Oasis A H arr iet (St F r ie s Is R i g h t (St U. a M ar sh a ll 1:1* (31 P a r r y C o m e < ( * l M illio n air e (•> F ig h t s PJ1 I lls (St I'sa d o t A Sseral l:( S III Fpnrls Roundoff IIISS (St This la T ou r L ife <*! Oannls O'Kaara Show (St H aw aiian Era 3e :J» « tt T o Tati Tha Truth (SI ra o p la A rs Funny ll:a * ( l l ( I t ( I t Nawa 1I:IS it i(!H M oris S lilt ( I ) Jack Paar c H S x r a i r n o . ssaao MART Elvis! THURSDAY A. M. liI S I :H T ilt T ilt T ill »:!>« (S) (St (ft (S) « e; (ll Coattnaatal rlaajroeas Have da rraw a y W aalher ca rto o n * News . Nawa •♦ ’ s' ill 3: ; V ri fatarVlew* l:I S (SI Nawa a W aathar liia a ( i t itaueh n a mi ((> Rad Rawa Phnw (•) K arm oa Kapara IS:** (St M evle ( I t Feapla A re Fanny (St o n The Oa Ilia* (St P rim le K leh l (l> I Leva L ucy t i l l # (I I C aneam raltaa By United Press InUreatfeaal CHARLESTON. W. Va. — Sen. John F. Kennedy (Mast.), In a victory statement fallowing Sen. Hubert Humphrey1! (Minn.) with­ drawal from the raeo for tha Democratic presidential nom inal tion: "West Virginia has given me n major booit towards the Demo­ cratic nomination for president." PALO ALTO, Catlf. — Mrl. Alice Beach, who learned that her son, Capt. Edward L. Beach, had commanded the submarine U5S Triton on a round-the-world under­ water cruise when she saw him on television receiving a medsjR from President Eisenhower: *Tm glad wa'vo been keeping something to ourselves. We aeem to have a bad habit of putting everything in the paper where the Russians can read k." MOSCOW — Radio Moscow, dilcuning the American spy plane in a broadcast burned to the United States: "The Soviet Union, like nnaj self - respecting country, fa ner going to aland by end let this kind of thing happen again." WASHINGTON — Chairman Clarence Cannon (D-Mo.) of tho House Appropriations Committee, defending espionage flights orar the Soviet Union: "Espionage his been through­ out recorded history an Integral part of war. And no nation In Ibfe history of the world has practical espionage mere assiduously than R u ss ia ." (I) Dacambar Bride THURSDAY P. M. I liM ( I ) set (f) t lild (* t (II (!) 11:41 ( I t 1:01 ( I ) (I) (I) t i l t (tt . (I) (I) Truth e r ConasquaaeM Lava e f Lit* Raailasa Qua II Caald na Van Lave T h ai Bah Starch fa r T om orrow (lu tdin e Light Husla About Facaa Toppar A i Tha W orld T n r t i San Frgaelaaa Baal Matlnaa Thaaiar 141 (I) Day la Cours (t) Queen for e Day PHONE PA M il* LAST TIMES TONITS PEATUBE AT Ttl* SEE COMPLETE SHOW AS LATE AH I M P. M. "SOUTH PACIFIC" Mltal Garner . Cater CO-FEATURE 1I:M OELT "FORBIDDEN DRBBRT" IN COLOR THURB. * FRL "BHOWANI JUNCTION" C1NEMABCOPR A COLOR ■tewart Greater Avn Gardner CO-FEATURB *TH* LAST VOYAGE" NOW YOU'KB dITTUSB —* THH RHYTHM , } f UNCA M iC K SV l r tt MINUTES OP INTENSE BUSPENRB . IN COLOB Beheet Btaek Derethy Maleoe New Town Limits The Casselberry city limits signs hive been moved from N. Griffin Dr. to Semlnota Blvd. which marks the new town limits. IV T N I CIRCU IT COCHT, SIX TH At IIIC 1*1. O H C l'IT , IS A M I FOH BBMIhOLH COURTS'. FIDOS DA. IX CH AXC BBT Na. SieM n o t ic b t o n a r a i o a iL L IC MELON TOL'KCE, n a ia tir r , C H ARLES Y OUNCE, D tfa n d a iL F l o r id a t o i CH ARLES R O BERT TO l’ KCR W haa* ratldanca la uakaaara and whaga laat k aaw a addraag waa • /a D. W . Flawa, R tm e a l Read, Charlatta, K artk Carolina. A S w ore Com plaint k a vla g boon n iad agalnat you U (ho Clrautl Caurl. ta aad P a r Bamlnola Cauaty. F lorida, la Chaacary fa r D lvarca, tha abort title e f eald aatlon b a ln r BILLIB HIILEN TOO NCR. p la in tiff, VA CHARLES ROBERT TOITMCE. H oloadanli lhaaa praaaaia ara ta rauaa and ra . aalra yau la ftla yaur w rllta a ran rI HAN’T A OATS WITH . ETTA- J — N VW AaerN EEoa A TRAN SFU SION " RO BERT otath or tharaaf upaa P la ln U rft attaraaya aa a r b ifo ra tha 1th day at Juaa, A. D, ISIS, oth erw ise a Daaraa Fra Caeftaaa w ill ha aalarad aSalaat y e a aad U a aauaa procaad aa pen*. LAST SHOWING OPEN 12:45 W 1TNKSI my hand aad a ff lc u l aaal a t Sanfard. Som laola Caaaty, F ieri da, thla sih Say a t Stay, A. D. -ISIS, (•H A L ) D AVID M. O ATTH EL Clark e f the C lrea ll Court, la aad F ar Samlaala C aaaty, Flarlda By i M artha T. T ihiaa D apuiy Clark B ttattram , D avie * Malalaak A iia ra a y e fe e F la la tlff Rdw arda B u lldla * Panford, F larlda P L E A S E D O A f T EAT THf D A I S I E S STA R TS TOMORROW T » F M u i d i k i cilisoM i f Florida I p M f * n cm IIr iu Um Df the policies n f nfflcieney and ia t t g r llj that have auuked the admin Letratio* o f J, Edwin U r ■oa fa r 20 ? M n la UUa Important cabinet attic*. J. ED W IN LARSO N f �Use HERALD Want Ads To Deliver Your Business Service Message. PH. FA 2-2611 2. For Rent Classified Phone FA 2-2611 | 2. For Rent dhe l-ROOM <fficlrncy apartment, LADY or couple to share my private bath. Suitable lor one or -home. Electric kitchen. Utilities couple. Acrou from pmiofflrc. paid, 343 per month. Mrs. Ben Monroe, Celery Ave. FURNISHED cottage In Lake Mary. FA 13049. FLORAL HEIGHTS; 1 bedroom apartment 1 block off Sanford RENT OR SALE: 3-bedroom house Ave.; pass the air base route, In quiet neighborhood. FA 2-3690. turn to right; approximately 6 miles from Sanford. Enders. NEWLY decorated 3 room furn­ ished apartment *60 per month; NEW 2 bedroom house, complete­ cloie in. Ill E. 6th. St. Call ly furnished, near b a s a. FA 2-4263 or FA 2-3786. FA 2-2377. #nnfnrlt Wed. May 11, 1960— Page 11 $. Female Help Wanted irralft laff- a WOMEN SEW easy ready-cut wrap-a round aprons h o m e . Earn 826.16 riosen — spare time. Write Accurate Mfgrs., Free­ port, N. Y. - day .DOWNSTAIRS apartment, partly 3-ROOM furnished eparlment, furnithed, newly painted. Call CLASSIFIED DISPLAY i downstairs. 308 Elm. FA 2-2021. Sirs. Appleby, FA 2 6681 or T i m . tbra FrL • I P. M. day baFA 2 3968. FURNISHED garage apartment Car. laaertioa. M m . • t f t m m . 1401 Oak Avenue. 2-BEDROOM trailer. FA 2-7922. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 3-BEDROOM furnished 2 story house at 210 So. French Ave. T i m . Uni Fri. • I P. M. day b# APARTMENTS for rent al Slone Island on Lake Monroe; 2 quiet 885 per month. Call FA 2 3071 Cara insertion. Hon. • SiL cool, furnished apartments. Sum­ before 1:30. mer rates. Call FA 2-4280. RESPONSIBILITY: 2 BDRM home, clean and furn J % « BaraM win not ba 3-ROOM furnished apartment with lshed, 838 Rosalia Dr. FA 2 1547 *Ik Mara than aaa lacamct burr bath and garage. 2320 N. Nar«aa af your ad, aad reserves (ha els: us. FA 2-3146. DUPLEX apartment, 1 rooms and H|hi la rotlaa ar rajacl may ad* bath, 315 per month. 508 W. 8th varliatMani from that ordered ta 2-BEDROOM furnished homa in St. FA 2-3591. oaafarm la tb* policies o< Paola area. FA 2-6408. CLASSIFIED INDEX L Seed Food . 1 For East • A Wanted la EomI i Eaal Ealata Waaiad B. Eaal Batata Far Sale A Martcasa Laaaa T. Baalaoaa Oppariaaittas f*A laaaraare A Faaiala Htlp Waaiad A Mala Help Waatad •A Halo ar Faaiala IL Week Waaiad IA PlaMbla* Sorrleaa JU< Electrical Sarrlraa fWU. Bnlld, Paiat A Repair CA Spodal Sorrleaa M-A loauty Parian M . Flower* A Pleat# IT. Pair . Llvaatack EA Macltia.ry . Teak EA Baala aad Madera EA AatoMobllaa |C*A Trailora I L Faraltara CA Articles Far Bale *M-A Article Waaiad *W - Matioaa A P.rare ala •A Leal A Ft -i. Real Eatata Wanted LAND WANTED LOTS or ACREAGE 2-BEDROOM unfurnished b)us* on corner lot, well landscaped; kit­ chen equipped; walcr furnish­ ed. ideal location, 27th. A Mu­ re! Ave. FA 2 4411 or FA 2-3651. Give legal description, price and terms. Write P. O. Box 272, Sanford, Florida. TWO bedroom furnished house 863.00. 1103 West 20lh. St. Call R o h a r t A. Williams, Ph. FA 2 3931. It Paya To I APARTMENTS; 1 bedroom furn­ ished; 2 bedroom furnished; both ground floors. Contact 2312 Pal metlo Ave. The Us« HERALD Want S • ROOM furnished efficiency apartment 701 Park Avenue, Ads. FURNISHED apartment, 401 Pal­ 5. Real Ealata For Sale metto. Phone FA 2-4024. 1-BEDROOM, partly furnished homa. Call after 6:00, NO 6-5122. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER 3-BEDROOM furnished apartment. W. B. Shippy, Assoe. Reasonable rent. C l a s s in. 602 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 1-6661 FA 2 0641. 3-BDRM. block home. Law down FURNISHED apt. FA 2-2800. payment, VA loan. FA 2-3273. RENT A BED INCOME PROPERTY OR 1NEXPENSIVE HOME: S bedrooms, dining room, fireplace, partly furnished, kitchen equipped; ren­ ovated exterior. Beautiful lot. 1215 Oak. 86.600, t e r m * . UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, FA 2-2378 or FA 2-4362. 1303 Elliott, Call FA 2-3234. CAED OF THANKS Rollaway, llosplta1 k Baby Bads ------you my many friends for By Day, Week or Month dhe lovely flower* and cards CARROLL’S FURNITURE ta » • during my recent Ph. FA I-S1B1 116 W. 1st St. Christies Gibbons 2-ROOM amt bath apt. FA 2-05T6. AN Y BALL PLAYERS FURNISHED 4 room apartment, |7S MONTH: 2 B. R.. all electric IN YOUR FAMILY? water furnished, WO par month. kitchen. Neat, dean, private. What could be nicer than being Call FA 2-3021. able to keep an eye on them Near N. A. S Children welcome. thru your kitchen window aa Available May 1. Tel. FA 2-3346. •-BEDROOM hauie, kitchon equip­ they play In the park across the ped. Ph. FA 2-3302. street from this spir t nd-ipsn FURNISHED apt. 300 Park Ava. three bedroom home? ABED ROOM furniihad home to COOL, roomy 2 hdrm. unfurn. The price, 812,630 with 81000 aetpotulbla paopla, tioo month. Down, makes this a sensational downstairs apt. HT.50.1700 Mag­ FA AM A bargain. nolia Av*. FA 2-3661. Oc-BEDROOM upstair* downtown AIR CONDITIONED furnished W. H. "Bill” STEMPER Agency furnished apirtment 863 per garage apartment. Adulla. Call Realtor k Insurer month. FA 2-90T1. FA 2-1926. Phone FA 2 4991 112 N. Park Phone FA 2-6331 2601 Park Dr. I ROOMS A bath, nicrly turn. |4fc FUBN. apt 2300 MaUoavlUe Inquire Apt, 2 40718 W. 1st. OWNER leaving town: 2 bed­ 2-BEDROOM bouse, Florida room room. livinjroom, kitchen, alu­ WELAKA APARTMENTS: roomi and double car garage. Close minum jalousie porch; 88,230; private baths, lid W. First Bt. to schools and shopping eontar. mo. payments 647. 2406 Orange Call FA 2-4036. fajRN. Apt M l 14 W. 1st BL Ave. FA 2 6390. FURNISHED apartment, clean FURNISHED 2 BR. H o a a t ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor FA 2-7664. Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. tA and clot* In. Adulla only, Atlantic Bank Bldg. Jimmy Cowan, FA 2-4013. 3-BEDROOM houietraller |10 per FA 2-3931 week; in Oslcen. Ph. FA 2-0S1S. 3-B. R. home, furn. or unfurn. Buy equity. Will rent 8110 a month. 313 PALMETTO Ave., furnished Wynnewood Dr. Ph. FA 2-3888. bachelor apartment. Legal Notice ■a i s . Cm H a f |h. C M I t f J*4*v, B * u it* .l. f a n n y , a ta i. ■ ( riarM a. t a Prekal*. t a N t b . K a m a a ll PALI* KOCH, Sr. Dacesatd n t l L SOTILK ^ F o lic * la harahy given that lha Waadaralgnad wilt, an the J flh day a f May, A. D. t i l t , praaant In the Henoratila I'ounly Ju-ta* « ( Sami* s a le Coum y, Florida. hla final return, acruunt and vnui-htra, aa B sa rin e r a f the Kalate o f PAUL KOCH, * r , dacaaaad, and at arid l la a , tfcan and (hare, maha appll. M M ob ta the said Judas for a final eetU tm snt o f hla adm inistra­ tion a f eatd aatala. and for an ardar dlacharalna him aa auth aaaaatar. Dated this the ISth day a f April, A. d , i l i a A MILO b t k i n b o r .v w Aa K itc u ta r a f the Batata a f PAUL KOCH, lr . Dacaaaad Pnhllah A pril I t A Hay «, II, II. I * t m b c i n c r r r col b t » r t h k B IS T SI J I D I U A L CIRCUIT OP P L o m tiiA . i s a s d p a n o b m i * I I L I m a n . In Lhaaeery ha. to k e n JUNKI.M. bi D A V ID LK B ria lh tlff, aa .^ B O B B IE MARTIN JENKINS. 8* Dafaadaat. f SOTICB TO APPSCSR VOi BOBBIE HAI4T1N JENKINS, w heee raaldtnca aad addraa* I* III P aratta Btraat. W in . eton-dalem . North Carolina. Tau are harthy required to fils paur WTttUn dafanaa to the C om . p a ia t far D iv e r t , filed hernia eseln a t tau. w ith • the Clerk af lh a *h ar* lis te d Caurt a* ar ha* fa r* May ts. Ilia , and eerve a capy a f earn* upon P la ln tlffe a t . ta m e r, W. T. flat I*, i l l Plorlda National Bank Buildln*. Orlande, JAPIorlda. * 3 P all na| ar a Deere# Pro c a n . f l i t , w ill ba antarad ip n ln tl you. W ITNESS my hand and aaal at Ranfurd. Hrmlnnla County, Pier IIn, thin llt h day a f April, A. D , l i l t . <SKAL» D avid M. flaleh.J r i . r h a f the above *tyl«d v Caurt Bat Jean M. W ilke D ta n ly Clark W . T. Davl* A ttorney far Plaintiff, P u b llih Apr. t l . I t A May «, II. h' S & rr LAKE MARY: Cozy furnished 3 SUNLAND ESTATES: 2 bedroom. room bouse 860 mo. FA 2-8608. 2 bath, extra laige home. View of lake. Assume FIIA or FHA 2-BEDROOM unfurnished houve. in s e r v i c e mortgage. Ph. Fenced backyard. FA 2-4967. FA 23672. '‘Quiet! 5. Real Eatata For Salt 5. Real Estate For Sale NAVAL officer transferred: Large 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath C. B. homa 3 bedroom house In Mayfair: in Scuth Pinecrest 2nd. Addi­ tion. Small dow payment, as 24* baths; fireplsce; screened sum# FHA contract. C a l l porch; Florida room with out FA 2 7460 if interested. side entrance; sprinkler ays 1cm. FA 2-7123. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN TWO STORY home, 6 room*, 2 J. W. HALL baths. Arranged for two com­ 2844 French Ava. plete apartments Partially furRealtor nlshed. In good repair. Close to Phona FA 2 8641 town. 215 W E S T F I F T H "Can Hall” STREET. 86,300. Terms can be 3-BEDROOM, 21* bath home la arranged. Phone FA 2-1270. Sunland Estates, 103 Lake Dot Dr. Priced right for immediate 3-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped sale. FA 2-5237. home available in June. Assume VA l o a n . Sunland Estates. SALE OR RENT: 3 bedroom fully FA 2-3037. air conditioned trailer; C .T . O. Kennedy, FA 23114. 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath, kitchen equipped home. Large lot. 8700 217 SO. SUNLAND Dr., Sunland down, 880 80 mo. 4S«?« VA loan. Estates; 8 bedroom, 1 bath, 603 Camellia Court. FA 3-2136. GE kitchen. Uvlngroom drape­ ries. Monthly payments 890.38, Includes laxta .nd insurance. $550 DOWN 81,330 down, 8600 cash or terms Beautiful 3 Bedouin 2 Bath Horae to suit you. FA 1-4367, with Hardwood floors. G. E. equipped Kitchen. Thermosta­ tically controlled Heat. Wall, BUDGET BOOSTER Landscapped Lot on Dead End M yoa have good credit aad 8136 Street where Children play In wo cau move you into this nice safety. We will b* proud ta abow two bedroom home when your you this today. Inveatmoat aquity will grow vary MOVE RIGHT IN fast; kitchen equipped. Total FHA Financing—No Closing Cost price 83,663, Jutt dial the num­ — for an appointment call — ber for. . . Helen E. Noonan at W. H. Bill Stemper Agency “ SPECIAL SERVICE FA 2-1631 FA 2-4161 BRANCH OFFICE W. H. "Bill” Stemper A|oa«y Realtor * Insurer St. Johns Kealty Co. 2601 Perk Drive THE TIME TESTED FIRM FA 2-8831 116 N. Park Ava. Ph. FA 2-6123 ) BEDROOM, 1 hath C. B. house fi. Mortgage Loans far salt, 810,000. Terms. For MORTGAGE LOANS rent: 863 per mo. FA 2-7017, Cammerdal aad Conventional Rasldonro »•ADJOINING LOTS 60* X 130*. WISE and JOHNSON City sower and water. Paved 431 Magnolia Ph: GA 3-3496 St, and sidewalk. Sarita Si., Orlando, Fla. Draamwold, l* block W. of French — 1 Nock So, Winn- 7. Business Oppurtuaillaa Dixie, Owner, P. O. Box 1106, Orlando. MAJOR oil company truck atop for lease. FA 2-7683 or FA 2-7333. GREATLY REDUCED: Forced to sell- 8 bedroom home; Florida POPULAR end Profitable Driveroom. Aieume Gl Loan—874.36 in. Sandwiches, Ice cream, soft monthly. FA 2-7738. drinks, beer. Established clien­ tele. Ideal for a couple. ATTRACTIVE I bedroom, 1 bath homo In Loch Arbor; reason­ FARMER'S AGENCY able. FA 2-2293. N. V. Farmer, Realtor SEE IT NOW! Lillian Trama Four bedroom, 2 hath horn*. Quiet R. H. Ivors, D. H Whitmore Associates. community. LR. 13‘ x 26’ ; DR.; kitchen, built in stove, disposal. 2163 8. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3 3231 Utility room wir-rd for washer After houra, FA 2-2616, FA 2 4621 and dryer. Corner lot 100’ x 120’ FA 2 0261, FA 3-3012 with 12 orange trees. Law down payment. No qualifying. Phone FA 2-3314, FURNISHED apart meats, hard­ 2-BEDROOM, 2 hath house; at­ wood floors, til# baths, 692 W. tached garage. 612 Cherokee Cir­ nth. Strcel. cle, Sunland Estates. FA 2-2538. ROSA L. PAYTON 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house, LOVELY 2 bedroom, 2 bath home And Associates kitchen equipped Ph. FA 2-4466. in Dreamwold, 2317 Osceola Dr. Registered Reel F.rata Broker By Appointment. NICELY furnished 2 room apart­ Ph. FA 1-1161 17-63 at riiawstha ment. FA 2 3303. C. B. HOME: 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. Terms available. Low SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gables down payment. 718 BriarclUf. 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 3-0720. Ph, FA 2 5426. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom duplex NICE 3 -bedroom, 2 bath home, apartment* lake privileges. 863 Florida room, kitchen equipped. qonth. FA 2-3728. Immediate occupancy. FA 2-2342. C all. • ■. A. K. ROS8KTTER FLORIST FA 2-1831 L’alerr Ave. For All Your Floral Needs Member — Florist Telegraph Delivery Assoc. 1 1 BEDROOM T H N S V I L L A G E PAY BACK BILLS AVON COSMETICS haa opening for energetic laditi. Flexibla hours. Write, Manager, Box 246, Lockhart. V. COUNTRY CLUli HOMES LARUE HIGH • DRY LOTS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY $10,550 1350 ON. - SOU MO. lacladae Dosing • FHA FINANCING *5 0 DOW N MOVES YOU l-BEDROOMS, lit TILE RATH! with colored flxtnra*. terraaaa floors, vaaetlaa blinds, carports. screen parch. slUily rasas aad many ether extras. All H w tn Carry A 1 Yr. K.H.A. Warranty IN THE CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCES PPM DAIY 1800 BLR. - W. 3rd SAM LAWSON FA 2-1661 FA 8-4166 IN $10,750 - FROM - $69 MO. ■ "S ta W S P lA Y MODES M DISPLAY 21. Furniture Sewing1Mach. Repairs • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMM ALL MAKES k MODELS RENTALS S3 WEEK 208 W. First St. (24 hr. scr.) FA 2-2628 COLORED MAIDS FOR PRIVATE TV Service within the hour. Re­ FA3IILY SLEEP-IN JOBS NEW pair your TV (or 27.30, in your YORK. SALARY TO 850 WEEK­ home or no ebarge. Sunahiaa LY AND HIGHER. TRANSPOR­ TV, FA 2 0833. TATION ADVANCED. FREE ROOM AND BOARD. WRITE FREE ESTIMATES eheerfully MR. BAUM, 2622 HEMPSTEAD given. Mattress renovating, apDRIVE. LAKELAND. FLA., OR holttery and slip covers. CueTELEPHONE MU 3 3369. lam built bedding made to or­ der. Cal] or tome in. Nig Bed­ in. Malt or Female ding Manufacturing Co.„ 1301 So. Sanford Ave. FA 2-2117. MEN-Women 620. Dally. Sell Lum­ ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ inous nameplates. Write Reeves ments. invoices, hand bills, and Co., Attleboro, Mass, p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressiva Priming Co. Phone FA 1-2811— 11. W ork W an ted 306 Welt 13th St. LAWN MOWING, yard work, odd jobs; young men, dependable. I5-A Beauty Parlors FA 2-7034. A Satisfied customer is our beet advertisement. HOUSEWORK, FA 2 2896, HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK STENO receptionist — typing, 103. So. Oak .... Ph. FA 2-3742 light dictation: no experience; attending business college at Be Lovirr Witt. Professional night; permanent resident. Ph. Beauty Caro. FA 2-9782 mornings. DEADLINES UNFURNISHED, clean eight room house 375 mo. 310 W. 3rd. St. Apply 219 French Ave. 15. Special Services 9b. M SM iM .*.• .! PbM Dawn's 12. Plumbtnc Services PLUMLING Contracting k Repairs Frea Estimates R. L. HARVEY 264 Sanford Ave. Phnne FA 2-33*3 Wall Plumbing A Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 II. Electrical Sorrleaa Hour* Wiring — E'ectzic Service Sid Vihlen RANDALL FLECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia FA 2-0613 14. Build, Paint A Repair WILSON - MAIER New and Used Furniture 311 E. First St, FA ROLLAWAY, Hospital tad Baby Rods. Day, Weak, ar FURNITURE CENTER two French Ava. Ph. PA 1-7844 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: Al work guaranteed. Free Esti­ mates. Phona FA 2-Ttll. 22. Articles Far 8al« RKDt-MIX-CONCR ETE 37” Window SUla I1.2S 34” Window Lintels IMS MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 306 Elm Ava. Ph. FA M m USED GE range 630; usod GE refrigerator 873. Call FA 8-4867 after 3:30. ONE POUND Maxwell House Cof. foe 33c with a |3 cash hard­ ware or lumber order. B. Ed­ wards Builder* Supplies, 603 W. 3rd. Street. Ph. FA MM6. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS 8310 Oik PA S-T684 Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Flastte 1H. Flowers A Plants or rayon trpo*. Cotton or nylon Cut Flowers For Any Occasion Sonkarik Glass and Paint Co. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP PA t-441* FA 2-H20 or FA 2-0170 118-114 W. Sad at. ROOM air conditioner ta excel­ 17. Pain, Livestock, Supplies lent condition. FA 1-1 2 CHIHUAHUA puppues 7 weeks AIR MATS |MI; paint IMS gal., old, AKC Registered. FA 2-4376. 2nd. gal. free! ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS. 116 Banted Ava. PERSIAN kittens. FA 2-3137 after 4:00 p. m. 73 WATT Federal omarger with timer, all accessories for devel­ It. Boats and Motors oping, 140. f a M a r. Gateway To The Waterway GOOD usod frame windows, Jamba Your EV1NRUDE Dealer and assorted lumber. Boo taroRnlm on S p o rtin g G oods man at Nicholas# Buick Bldg. 304-61 E. 1st. Ph FA 21661 Beauty Balsa Deluxe 21 foot upright 30 IL P. JOHNSON Javelb meter, just taka up paymaata m WALL PAPERING k PAINTING t a u. Bet a id s Waite a Eaelectrie starter, excellent condi­ Work Guaranteed Bod Beard tion. FA 2-4466. wiu Traitor Court Contact 306 West lib St. Phone FA 3 8643 14 FT, Plywood Runabout, Excel­ S A W D U S T and ahavlap. FA 2 son. Buckner * Boa. lent condition, new paint, 813. THOS. E. THOMPSON FA 1-7341, 104 Mayfair Circle. Sell Ua Your Fumltare. Qaiak General Contractor Home Carpentry Repairs NEW 11 ft. plywood beat, used Barries With Tho Oath. SUPER Roofing k Siding 16 H. P. motor, 8123. See John TRADING POST. FA 1-4677. Phone FA 2-6433 Decker, 106 .Mayfair Circle. OLD NEWSPAPERS FOE SALE HOME IMPROVEMENTS and SoT^futomobllen l Coat par lb. THE SANFORD HERALD custom building. For free esti­ mates call Ravel* Conitruction 1631 DODGE tudor, good condi­ OFFICE 204 W. 1st. SL FA 8-MU tion. Private owner. 233 Fla­ 15. Special Services mingo Dr., Sanford. FA I-7I7I. TENOR Qultat gnd amplifier 848, ’31 CHEVROLET 1123. FA 3-1116. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 8 Smyrna Dr., DiRary- DESOTO: '34 V-6 « iredom 4 door TAP PAN gaa roast 836.66. FA I M l. sedan, automatic, radio, healer, Windnhleld Back Glass power brakes, white walls. Ex­ Door Glass VentGlaaa cellent s h a p e . 8463. Ph, UNUSUAL Gtdgata aad Gifts lar you, also lor yrnir hemal Study SERVICE FA 2-1734. G s r b o r a Catalog, heralding Setiknrik Glass and Tnint Co. 1156 VOLVO, good condition, beat FA2-4623 offer. FA 3-0471, 114 W. 2nd St. "Gifts Unusual” . Really differ­ ent. Catalog free. Na obliga­ tion. Address: Gathers, 2166 I . Robinson Av*., Orttiao, f l » Ida. SERVICE CALLS 62.00 I860 FORD FAIRLANE 4 dr., V8 The Biggest Little Shop motor, Ilka new, 2000 miles, big la Sanford. Ail Parti And discount. 300 Elm Ave. FA 3-8781 Labor Guaranteed 60 Daye. 1164 HARLEY DAVIDSON SANFORD RADIO k TV CENTER 8800, cash o r JUaaco. tlh, A Sanford Av*. FA 3-6741 20-A Trailers GA MIST, I860 TRAVEL TRAILER, 24 ft., PUMPS - SPRINKLERS COLDSPOT FREEBEE 14.1 aa. IL used TO days. Sava over Ail types and sizes, Installed Beat Offer. 184 Bo. 106 W. 27th St. "Do It Yourself" Drive. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE •58 KENTUCKIAN 44* x 10’ one S T I N E I>oilroom, like new. Call aftar II GUAGE Ithlca pus Machinery and Supply Co. guage modal 1 1 _______ 6:00 p. m, — all day Sun., 207 W. 2nd St. Pb. FA 2-4412 pump. 468- CaH FA 2-4UB. FA 2-7611. PIANO TUN1NO k REPAIRING 21. Furniture W. L. HARMON MEW EO M EB BY Ph. 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T il Dark SU N D A Y 2:00 P. M. TU Dark ShaunaJum CaaatrncUna Go* Im . mi Warn Mth m h u PA 1-1166 G U A RA N T EE oa* fall year aa I tea af year hack. AND W* agree that If dsttef ate maotha fallowing te sted af year oaten eeatiete yea a n reread far any raaaaa la move outside a 18 mite tadtes a l yam aaw home * - ite r dewa paymeal aad ateatec easts wM ba ratura ad. FREE WELCOME Ta Sahfeedt Be Our Oeaete Pm I Pays Ahaahrtilp fa te Wit boat Obligated A l Oua Ol laafaed'a Laadtaf M atte White Yaa Locate Moastag Far fee * Year Family. Piab Up l« 7 i A l �~■■’’ ■• ['riif - ■ *; : “* 5 • "-T' P~Tr~T * a’ i *, f FREE S A N F O R D 'S ’1 0 0 . B'**i kv*. ROMAN H O M E Q uality ■ 1 *3 0 0 . I B leath SWIFTS PREMIUM EVERY THURSDAY A STEAK * NIGHT It h i s w e e k 's ! ' SWIFTS SEMINOLE PRIZE 21 Graduate From Adult Swim Class At Sanford Naval Base CASH • i A (Mr wap (tap d pi hat k m FULL POUND SMALL MEATY SP A R E • • • DOME Iff pat at Mm iotereeetkm of Wit- FR A N K S Lb. 150. Casselberry Gets New Stop Sign r AND M i Dr. and Winter h i t Dr. hi Y JUST RIGHT FOR BARBEQU1NG ou | FRESH c o u ld b r GROUND Legal Notice WINNER It. J. M. Km m . Spatial Service* OMIear. a a M iv n ia n o m r m u d o r a n J t e T iiM k * V M b * * t PnblW a t a r l v i For Mm Mtond conaecutive when* M m a r rn ncarni ar, instruction wai provided by Tn Tha g a m l n o l . Conntr Board i f A djuatm am w ill hold 1 publlr ra. Pag Haratr, Mr*. Halcsv haarlng ! • rnnaldar tha p n i a l b i m r "f g r a n t i n g p arm lialon ta oparala an aaphalt p la n t aa raquaatad by L B. Palaraon far Barnard BehandkuUmaa aad Uri. lily BncUar, *bo a n looklug forward la the Jar and D arld W o l f on tha f n l l o g l n g dracrlhad prn partri V S i t K K ' i martian 11—»ae—h k . •hUdna'a claiaai which will be nr antt I’ubllc h a a rln g w ill ba held In lha Honing O fflra In lha gamtnola hold May 17th .at l:4S a. m. I’n u n tr flour! Ilnuaa, Mahfnrd. Flarlda, on l i a r IT, l a i d a t T : l l P- M. . CoiapleUag the adult claaa were: or aa aooa tharaaflar aa potalblr. gamtnola Count r Board nf Adluatmrnt Kathryn RohUi. Wally Arbogaat. Br William C\ Halbarb, Vlea-Chnliman Carolyn M. KUImi, Jo Stank* rubllab Mag It, 111b lewlci, Qwva Sandora, Raba MacFarlane, Beverly Earli, Vickie u k m i a o l k m i .v r r n o t o o o r a u jm a M T .Vallaa ■( Public H ea rin g Duynn, Dee Peltrer, Ann Rllry, li may m n e a r n i Rote Golditein. Kathleen Rich- To ' Twhhaom Uamlnwla I'ounl) lloanl o( Ailjullmaril will hold a public artliun, Marie Flint, Vivian Quinn, liaarlng l o • unaldrr Ilia p o ta lb lllly nf g r a n t l a c a aatbach. n r l a n r a Ann Sierikowtkl, Juanita Savage, lo Marl loll I t o f lha Honing l la g u la llo n a ha raiiuaalad hr Harry Homaa. Dasbcne Dciurhamp, Edith Ron- Ini., on tha f o llo w in g iltarrliiod p io p a rty i 1,01 17, Hlo.-h 11. and 1ml II. Kaatbrook, Hubdlralun Unit Nn. F l* a in and Eunice Eekhart. Mem- I, niiM-h I’ulill. h e a r in g will ha liald In lha Honing Offlra In tha Mrmlnola ri of the rlau, but absent when I'ou n l) I'our I l i m n . , Maiiford, Florida, on May IT, I l i a a t 1:1* P. M. l r photo wag turn were Mrs. or aa apon i h t r r a f l r f aa tm*alblt C ZL Ij 'r , I j -i Ackley, (Iw cn Hilt- Snu». Terry Kay ami Shirley 99 FRESK FREE P IG al U I M I I . l: I U IN T1 HO AIIII OF Lyo n s f a l l s . n. y . <urnAnn Marie llurdirk aki|i|>c>l kin* do...uiicn an ahe ruul-i In- in lha HiUe fir.l gnuia rtaaa with her I. ire, Dorothy. For their grailtullon f ium high arliool Ann Md civ Vrtta nantril lalpdir Imran and IKnulhy an111tutui Ian. Lbs. (Willi *6.00 Orter) M — J — °f X o d “ 2 9 to th a r U »U C TO R T * ,T n ADE LEMONADE OR 10 CkM LIMEADE LA CORONA HOt-SHOT BUG KILLER WINTER GARDEN Can* .SAUSAGE 0 CHICKEN • TU R K E Y . BEET , 8HURFREfiH (POWDERED P k r .O f iM iu r 4 9 of furniture *‘" * T V 7 $109 ueers |“ GIANT 200 SIZE 1 0 A M . F R I D A Y - ™ WMk t h .ir e n h r e r " ” ' N A P K I N S ^ VIENNA o ffe r F B O I1 M g P E C IA H I V - g w J DINNERS2 ” ■ N O T I C E quitting business [w ill DELMONTK Crffee IU JIIT N M T RAGS The SIZE FRUIT To whom li w a y timrrr ni. Tha hinniioia i'o u n l) Board o f A d juttm a a l w ill hold g p u b lic h a a iin g to u ia a ld rr Ilia iniaalMtltr o f g r a n t i n g a art back tarlam -a to Mari ion I! o f Ilia Honing lla g u la llo n a aa raoucatad b r Darla J. It-aidi for tlanry D o iiu n . in n prlaio r o f tha DarUl'aaila on tha follow * lo g da.crlbod ii r m o r l ) I I K f l of Malt* o f I D ' S ly in g K of l i w ) l l . l t . Bcetlon ll-J I-1 0 . Public haarlou will ha liald tn tha Xontng Off It a In tha Mrmlnola I’o u n l) I 'out l llu u ai. Hnnfurd, Florida, on May IT. U K a l M l I*. At. or aa auoo tliaraafirr aa poaalblt. haioliiola Cou nty llo a n l of Adjuatmau l It) W illiam C. Ilalba<-k, V U a .C b a ltm a n t'ul.ltali H a t II. l»<" P U B L I C 29 GIANT MAXWELL HOUSE — INSTANT boClPa w l P a b l l c H o a r in g Smart Sister stew TAILS P I G FEET Marnlnota I'o u n iy Hoard o f Adjnolinant li) W illiam C. Ila lb a t k , v i c a - r h a l r m a n I’ui llrh Star II. IK " Plan* are now being formulated BEEF ‘ AB8ULUTBLY C le a n s e r BRISKET IJ m . S re. AJAX REGISTER Cew ftw ry'i d w r l Park atHon. la ha hold during Mm rammer. Hi Pokoo recently ft** TS-ina tarmetioa concerning regiatra- warnInga at Mia now atap interMaa ter Mite dralwteg M i hi aactlaa. Mayor W. . M. Benaon Mid Monday. araRaMa aoan. S in Swifts Premium Cello BACO N GRAND Graduation Swimming: Day At SNAS blue bon n et BIRDSEYE STRAWBERRIES DON’T FORGET TH UR SD AY W IL L IS CASH NIGHT W H A T iW NGJ i EVER EpyCt0 t o ASSURE aroKELV* GORDY’S ia m .p a a w FIRM RIPE FLA. C U T BEETS TO M A TO ES ^ REALEM ON M R a a ia c n o K W l ■taMteS JUICE ROUND tO e. 80P L IN PAPER TOW EU NIAGARA STARCH 12 0 b. PARK AYE. AT 25fK ST. — SANFORD* 1 f �1 Governor Reinstates Mrs. Walker As Assessor Sty? i>attfor& lf?rald WEATHERt Cloudr with tool«tn<t ehownre through Friday. High today. 10-85. Low tonight, 66-70. VOL. XLUC Unitad Praaa L — ad Wirw Eatabllehwd 1901 THURSDAY, MAY It. 1960 8ANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 692 SHAPE Boss Norstad Suffers Slight Coronary PARIS (UPD-SHAPE Headquarter* announced tonight that Gen. I.auris Norstad. 33, supreme Allied commander in Europe, has suffered a "very slight coronary occlusion." The brief SHAPE announce­ ment confirmed rumor* that it was more than aa attack of "In­ digestion" that caused Norstad to be rushed to a hospital In Munich last Sunday. Until now, officials had denied he suffered s heart attack. The announcement from Nor itad’ a headquarter* outside Paris said it was expected the supreme Wednesday Khrushchev aaid ha cotnmader would be fit enough would discuss with Kisrnhnwer at to return to duty In two weeks. Pari* tha qurstlon of whether thr president should go through with his Moscow visit, Elsenhower told a group of Re­ publican congressmen today he NF.W YORK (UPI) — Slock will not cancel his plans to go to Russia In lime unless Khrushchev prices at t p. m. *1H Amenran TAT withdraws hit Invitation. S3Vi American Tobacco ......... Hie president saiif, however, C A O ........................... 31 that if Khrushchev wants to fol­ Bethlehem Steel ......... . 4H low up his highly critical remarks Chrysler ............... .......... 44W by withdrawing the invitation, it Ctirtlis-Wright 17>* will he all right with him and the Eastern Air ..................... 37'« lime can b« easily utilised else­ Ford Motor .............. 3V» where. ■9H General Electric ......... . 43' i General Motors ............... 2's Graham Paige ................. 42'* Int. T A T ........................... M Lorillard ....................... 11** Minute Maid .................... 12's Penn RR ......................... 30'« Sears Roebuck.................. 4t*s Standard Oil ( NJ ) ............ 1 0 's Studcbaker ............ ........ U. S. Steel ....................... 7IH Westlnghouse El................. 34 further U. S. Spy Flights •Could Mean War, Nikita Says MOSCOW (UPI) -Premier Niki­ ta Khrushchev laid in a aUtamrnt passed today by censor* that further Amarlcaa racoonaiaaanca flight* over Russia night lead to an atomic war. Ha aaid a jh a pilot of a apy plana downed by W*U1 uaaia would be triad aa a apy. Newiman aikcd him at an im­ promptu praas confor r net Wedneiday what would happen to Francis G. Powera, 30, ol Albany, fit., pilot of a Ul reconnaUaanca Jet ■hot down May 1 near Svardlovak, 1.100 mUca inaldt Buaila. "We ahall try him, try him se­ verely aa a apy," Khrushchev aaid. "You uadarstand that If aucta aggreaaive action* continue this might lead to war," ha aaid. Hr raid further aggreaiion againit the Soviet Union will be mat "with atom bomba in the drat ftw min­ ute* " Such apy flight* are "highly dangerous" event*, ha aaid. There «a* no official explanation of thr delay in releasing Khrushchev's statement*. Many of tha quotes held up war* directed against Secratary af Mata Christian A. Harter and hia announcemeat that racoonalaaneo flights would con­ tinue. Khruahebav said aucli state- manta were "tha kind that would b* made only by a rmmt[y in a state of war with another coun­ try." Herter aaid American apy flights over Russia were necessary In the interest of preventing a surprise attack and Indicated they would be nmllmird in the future. Khrush­ chev called this "audacious and bra sen." "Herter * statement waa a threat I* peace," Khruihchav aaid. "If there are any more such aggres­ sions wa ahall strike at tha ag­ gressor. "If they Mart a war see will hit them with atom bombs in tha first few minulei." Khrushchev said hr did not con­ sider the intrusion by Powers' jet an actual act of war but "just a probing action." "They tried to probe and they were rebuffed," ha said. "We are unt Guatemala. We hair tranquiliieri for such bandits." About the Kail-West summit meeting scheduled to open in Paris on Monday. Khrushchav said: "I like Paris and 1 am going. U the others are not. I'll be there." In remarks pasted fag •School Board News Briefs Singer Near Death Buys Equipment For New School NEW YOBK (UPI) - Ucreila Bori, 71, ooe of tha world'* great opera divas, waa still la a coma resulting from a brain hemorrhage and believed close to death today. Roosevelt Hospital, where aha waa ® The County School Board gave taken after aha went into coma Rs approval on buying $20,$$4.93 worth of equipment for the new May I, aaid she waa in poor rundilion. leminole High School tedgy. The board recommmdad bids for 360 auditorium chair*, 14 ta­ Integration Plan ble*, Z2l tubular itael chain, 717 NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Feder­ chair desks, 33 (eschars desks, al Judge J. Skelly Wright warned 73 cafeteria tables, SM folding tha Orleans Parish School Board chairs, six chair trucks and four Wednesday that U II doesn't pro­ tabic Irucki. duce an Integration plan by Mon­ The board recommended that day, ha will write one hUnialf. O the Yirco Company-gat the bids on (W tubular chairs far |3-1| each; the ebatr desks for $10.99 Bautl tint tha 'deadline hr tie each and tha teachers desks for iayed so tha board could .ippeel, $13.30 each. Acceptance of the Virco tub­ Aiding Growth ular chair bid on that type fur­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The niture wa* the economical thing to do, Administrative Assistant electronics and missile Industries accounted for more than a fourth Waller Teague said. Southern Desk bide were rec- o( Florida’* industrial growth in ommended for the auditorium 193$, the State Development Coat O chairs at $10.30 aach and tha mission aaid Wednesday. Florida tablaa at $30.M each. Newton gained 711 new induatrlal plants Equipment Cn. got the bids an tail year. The commission aaid aafeteria tables for $23.10 each 33 couatiea got at least one or and table trurka for $30.13 And more new plant* with g$ or mbre employe* each. Six aouMiee got •hair tracks for $33At each. Universal Seating bids seen one email plant, nine ether* pat Ncommended far teacher decks top,ar three. ■t $43.30 each and folding chain at IS.II each. The board still has Castro-Trujillo Pact? to dreide which typing tablaa and MIAMI (UPI) - Jorge Zayas, woodan tablaa to buy. exiled editor and publisher af tha Havana newspaper Avance, aaid * Police Hunt Killer Wadneaday be belieVea Cuban BOSTON (UPI) - Detective* Premier Fidel Castro and Domini­ labored with only alim clue* to­ can dictator Rafael Trujillo are day in a search for a gunman supporting each other in a non who killed a 17-year-old white aggraaion pact. "Trujillo recently girl in her apartment and eritl- recognised the Communist Party,1 sally wounded her mala caller. •aid Zajaa, Just returned from a Pollen aaid they believed tha two-month, aeveo-country South death af Madeline Cramer waa American tour, "and Castro ii caused by bullet wounui. Tha girl keeping a tight rein on Dominican •xilaa in Cuba." A wai also choked, they said. 1 p. m. Stocks Palm Beach Pilot Killed In Cuba a ? w s t s s r . E ta & z & m Bryant Promises Fair State Reapportionment ■p United Praaa latonatleMl Gubernatorial aandldato Farris Bryant today promised fair ap­ portionment of new congreislenal district* to Florida if elected— and declared he had shown the leadership to make hia promise •tick. Both Bryant and hit runoff op­ ponent, Doyle Carlton Jr., cam­ paigned in the populous Jackson­ ville area today where they are A to meet face-to-face later before the WJXT television cameras. Bryant told a news conference that tha 1M0 census is expected to give Florida four 'or five mw congressmen, lie aaid the creation af new congressional district* will be up to the stale Legislature. "Hero w* have a reapportionmrnt Issue af the first im­ portance," be aaid. "And unless we elect a governor who has demonstrated his capacity to ™ achieve reapportionment— aa 1 ’ have dona—wa'ro llkaly to have four or five congressmen running at targe." Bryant Doted that Dade (Miami) County Is on* of the largest con­ gressional district* in the nation with a population af nearly one- average la about one congressman to aach district af 173,300 papulation. Aa governor ha aaid ha would sea that Dade and other Florida areal gat fair representation. Tha Bryant-Carlton television meeting tonight will ba their firat appearance together since a stormy session over a Miami Ma­ tte* Sunday eight. In campaigning Wednesday, Carlton said Bryant had eboaea "tha lawless course of hollow dafiance" by pledging to .close pub­ lic schools to prevent violence. Bryant accused Carlton of "trying In win on the basis of a general smear campaign.” ll a school xenonsCarlton aaid Bryant's closing statement am HHb £ i§*1? "tailing the mobs that hava to do la formi ana our schools will ba closed." Ctrl ton said be favored segre­ gation but wanted to keep (be schools opeo. Bryant called attawlioo to tha first primary votiag In 1$ Duval County precincts with a total-of LIAM Negroes and 9$ white*. He tali Carlton got seven time* tha number of votes that ha did— M ft to *$P—with 3,iao v. " - — « RAY LUNDqUIfiT got tho bent nil-round athlete and outstanding football player trophies and shared a third, moat valuable basketball player, an the Seminola Booatara Club award* vara prenented Wednesday night. Coach Jim Pigott in shown with Lunriquiet and Terry Christensen, who received two trophiti. Jim Gracay alao won three honors. The story is on tha aport* (Hprald Photo) _ ft County Losing Teachers Teacher* arc going into Orange and Volusia county rather than Seminola schools because these other touotfes pay teachara more money, School Supt. B. T. Milwe* reported today. Mllwaa who has previously men­ tioned Seminole's low standing on tha teacher pay level, cited tha low coet ai county, aehool operation last year, and aaid that schools could operate still more cheaply. But the superintendent said ha would feet sorry for Semlnoit school children if this came to pass. Forty-live to M youngsters could be placed under one teacher, but the result* would show when achievement testa were given, ha said. Seminola County will employ 123 new taaebara next term and will have about 4M teachers lor 12.UK) students. That will ba one teacher for every 33 students. At tha invitation of Orange and Volusia counties, the school board adopted a'resolution asking that the LOU session of tho legislature "be asked for a specific appro­ priation to finance a state-wide program of educational televi­ sion.” and that "efforts be con­ tinued to activate the one VHF channel available at Uila lime." The resolution said that tha board "baliavaa that all who are inter•Med In improving the process of education should tend thrir ac­ tive support to developing the full potentialities af educational tele vision." An educational TV station Is available in thii area and the Ford Foundation has allowed $10, 000 for a study of It, Milne* said. Earlier In tha meeting, Ad mini strative assistant Walter Teague said educational TV is bound to coma within tha next few years. Four Boys Try Illegal Means To Get Monkey Four boys who wanted ■ monkey tried illegal means to get one from thr Sanford Zoo Wednesday. The boy* put • board over the wall at the monkey island, put tome bananas and peanut butter on the plank and tried to get * monkey to rome out, Hanford police reported. Zoo Attendant Jimmy Bedenbaugh wet uneble to tell If any monkey* were missing after the escapade. Court Clomps Down Miami Hotels ? BEACH,(UPD-An atpredicted court - ordered g af at least a dozen Mli M Baarh resort hotels following tho* fleeing af the four mutton dollar Luearns Wednesday. Federal Judge Emeu Choate ordered th* feur. year-old Lucerne closed and the.guest* out by Sun­ day after a court-appointed trus­ tee told him tha hotel waa losing $300 to $4M a day and that only 90 af its 17$ roams war* occupied. At Usat tour ether big botelalh* Del monte*, If f to. Cadil­ lac, and flixoay—era undergoing toroarganuito eorporato rearganii* lion under Navy Studies Way To Stop Crashes A 1600 CHECK wan prenented to the Forrest Park School far handicapped children today by Phil Logon, right, president or the Seminole County Crippled Children's Atutn. Accepting the check te Cooper Ifnthewa, director of the Orlando school, Met hewn reported that there ere Couatgr e h lld m at ' .4 E m *.V lr J r * ', ------------------ HAVANA, Cuba (UPI) - An American pilot tentatively identi­ fied aa Matthew Edward Duka, 42, of Palm Beach, today was report ed killed by Cuban police when ba landed a light plaha on tba outskirts of Havana In in attempt to pick up two man and a woman. Tha report of Duke’s unaueceaa ful aitempi to pluck tha three persons out of Cuba wai carried by local radio station*. They said he landed In tha Havana ouliklrla early this morn ing in a small Aparhe plana with tha marking "N4383." The aircraft waa tba third American-piloted plana destroyed in Cuba on bomb or pickup mis­ sions to tha part three months. First reports said Duka’a plana was sighted In thn nir by pollen patrol can along tha .highway be­ tween Birag|p and Martol, Just wait of Havana, and waa pursued. When It landed near the town of Jalmanitai to pick up tha three persons, the reports said police from tha patrol cars opened firs and tha pilot was killed. Tba throe prospective passen gers, described as "fugitive* from revolutionary Jurtlca," apparently were uninjured. Duke's address, apparently nb lained from papera on hia body, was given as 43 Ocean Boulevard, 13-30 North Palm Beach. Hia body waa taken to the Casa da Socorro hospital In JaimantiS*. Tha Incident was expected by diplomatic observers to furihrr weaken Cuban-American relations £v MIAMI (UPI) - Studies made by the Navy at Key Weal are expected to correct flew* In Jet plane design which have led to a high death rate la crashes of Jets Into water, ■ Navy scientists said Wednesday. L. A. Fuchs of the Navy'e Johnsville, Pa., Air Drvelupmrnl Cen­ ter, addressing the Aerospace Medical Convention here, said Jel designers erred when they assu­ med Jet* would sink la water ae faster than oonvanttonel aircraft. The heavier Jrte sink at aevaa to 10 feet per second, Fucbg said, much swifter UtoO Um eight-tooth* •t • 9*4 Ouster Revoked Effective Today Mr*. Mary Karle Walker waa reinatated aa Seminole County tax assessor today by Gov. IwRoy Collina and ah* waa aent a telegram to report to work immediately. An executive order by the governor revoked the auapenaion of Mrs. Walker after he studied the primary ••lection results in which she won an easy victory over Richard McCanna, who had filled the office on an ap­ pointment by Collins, McCanna resigned Inst Friday and asked that Mrs. Walker be returned to tha job. The governor naid he lifted tho auapenaion because "she has been reported ms promising openly and publicly to basically accept the reassessment o f property for Seminole County and henceforth that a competent and fair tax roll will tie prepared amt submitted by her in accordance with requirements o f law." The fact that the people voted her a large majority over McCanna in the primary wan thn key factor in her return to the office, it was pointed out. Collina said while studying the cuse that he has "a great respect for the voice of the people." The governor's assistant reported that Collina wired Mrs. Walker to return to duty today. She waa reportedly away from her Oviedo home and could not be reached for comment. The revocation of the suspension last fall means that Mrs. Walker will tie entitled to hack pity for tha time she has been nut of the office since Sept, 28, 1959. At the same time the governor wired Mrs. Walker o f her reinstatement, he Answered a telegram sent to him the day after the primary by J. Hrailey Odhnm sug­ gesting that she be put hack in office and asking for public comment on a charge attributed to Mrs. Walker's attorney thnt "one man was responsible for her suspen­ sion and thnt was Mr. Odhnm." Collins wired Odhnm confirming thnt her attorney had mnde thnt statement nnd said: "1 told him ttmt it was not so and thnt I had not discussed this problem with you before thn action was taken." "1 took the action," Collins snid, "because the facta and circumstances left me no alternative. 1 am hopeful that the end result will he bcncficinl to the peopln o f Seminole County." ^ ^ ^ The County Commission met thla afternoon to ap­ prove the bond o f Arthur Beckwith Jr., who was ap­ pointed Wednesday by Gov. Collina na clerk o f the Cir­ cuit Court. He succeeds David Gntchel whom he defeated lit thn May 3 Democratic firat primary. Gntchel nubmltted hia resignation effective Sunday night. Kennedy Is Convinced Of Demo Nomination But strategists in the camps o( rival Democratic aspirant! con­ tended Kennedy could be iloppcd despite his smashing victory la the West Virginia primary which blunted the religious Issue and knocked San. Hubert H. Hum­ phrey (Minn.) out of the race. Some Jubilant Kennedy support­ ers across tha country forecast ho would capture the nomination oa tha first ballot. But the 42-yearold senator shied away from any The new Lyman School gym will such prediction at a news confer­ be built oe presort school prop­ ence Wednesday. erly wltlmut th* County School Kennedy, a Catholic, said his Board buying an $11,000 orange victory in overwhelmingly Protes­ grove for ■ football field expan­ tant West Virginia convinced him he would win the nomination and sion. Tha board agreed to this today "dlminiihrd substantially, if not after previous discussion* of eliminate" the religious issue whether to buy the orange grove from the race. and use it for ■ football field He also belittled charges that expansion to replace the field tile his Writ Virginia showing wag that will be occupied by tha new the result of U 'i h ca upalrn gym. Rids on construction of the spending mi Ids behalf by hie gym will be token within a wealthy fuml’v and supporters. month. The building will be In Kennedy's Wr t Virginia tri­ the southwest section of the school umph caused Kcpublicnr.* and property. one Denec.a'. - ri al Sen. Wayne Supl. R. T. Mil wee ssld that Morse (Ore.), tu aim up thrir fire with remodeling or the existing at the Mostat um us tawmater. Paul Campbell building at Ly- j Many Dr locratlc leaders saw man into a two room science Keu.it y*. West Virg il a victory building, construction of the gym, ■ s a b j boost to hit unddary. and some re muddling u( the old In a j j ‘,rtt statement. New Yuik Lyman school, the plant should tu­ shie to accommodate 1,230 chil­ state Lmucrallr Chairman Mirhacl It, Pcndergail-and Cauiyina dren next fall. G. DrSa.i .i, the s.ale's national committee an, aa 1 Kennedy had "proved llmscti tu b? a very strong and very able contender for Hie l)emu..itlc presidential nomination." Michigan Guv. G. Uenncn Wil­ liams raid Kennedy's win made him "lhc front runner among By United Praaa International those potential candidates wh* Tom Adam* said Wednesday lie can attract support of the liber­ would support establishment of als in the Democratic Parly." two more stale universities end Aides of Richard M. Nixon, Jess Yarborough recused Adams only candidate for the GOP nom­ of spending more money than he ination, ere reviewing the vie* admitted in their first primary president's campaign plana to rare for secretary of state. gear them to his conviction that Alia Wednesday, Stuart City Kennedy will be hia probable op­ Manager Joe Crowder announced ponent. he was supporting Adams in the runoff rac*. Adams, campaigning at West Palm Beech, said he was whole­ heartedly in support of the experi mentel uaivcriity at Boca Re Ion for which the Slate Cabinet ad­ The County 4 H Judging teem will vanced planning money Tuesday. sponsor e vegetable " trading" He added there te a "great end session at 7:39: $. to. M a p 9* growing awed for o four-year uni­ the Home Dcmawatnilt o a Cantor versity to Northwest Florida." oa totti it.;, Count* AfNft C m Yarborough ntd Adams spent Thicker reported. "much more then the $12,004 be Judging toaae Ire* Vetuxia, admitted to epaadiag a4 toe and range end U h l CtotolM W la A lto* M B M WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. John F. Kennedy (Mess.) was confident today that he would win the Democratic, presidential nom­ ination and political leaden in both pertto* agreed that his band­ wagon waa rolling In high gear. Board Won't Buy Grove For Field Adam Cites Need Of More Colleges Vegetable Trading Session Tonight , ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 11, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 11, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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May •, 1980 Mahan Named Post Commander Officer* were elected at the May 2 meeting of the Campbell-Losslng Post M of the American Legion. Robert R. Mahan U the new Commander. Russel W. Trench Jr. I* the fir»t vice-commander, Cecil K. Carlton, tecond vice-commander and John Pierro If the third vice, commander. The finance officer ie George O. Maybury, Chaplain i* Harry I). Ru*»el!, Richard R. Chellette |* Sergeant.at-arm* and Eugene K. Stovall ia Adjutant. Five memliera were elected to *erve on the poet executive com* mlttee. These are Paul P. Brefka, John F. McCImkey, Kenneth Gustnvxon, Lynn N. I.yon and Joel SField. Ju it a t wax keepa dirt from (ticking, it keep* one eurface from aticking to another. r r iY iv m m r r Adobe Only. On* Coupon Par A opptog F*m«y Missile Base Men Have It Made: No KP 9 B N a m * _ i _ _______ ■— ■ ■ 'M a m m a u m couldn't be elected Pre*ldent. That, however, will not he the end erf Kennedy. The analyele con­ tinue* like th li: If he ie rejected for the top *pot, then Kennedy will be in a position to dictate to the conven­ tion who the presidential nominee ■hall be. Kennedy, himself, will have to be on the ticket a* the vie* presidential nomine* to pro­ tect the Democratic Party against the wrath ef Catholics who might resent Kennedy’* failure to get the top spot. Now, if Kennedy becomes e s ­ sential to the ticket in the aecond place, he would be in a position to make a deal. He could refui* to accept the second place which might be disastrous for the Demo­ cratic Party. Or, more likely, he might agree to accept the vice presidential nomination provided the convention choose Kennedy’s choice for president. This choice could not be Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (Il-Tex.), a* it ia suggested on the theory th at the Democrats must have left wing support of labor and others to elect thl> year. I t would not be Hen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.) oa the theory th at Kennedy re­ sents Symington's refusal to eontest thia year’s primaries. Who, thsn? The analyser says It would have to be Adlei K. Stevenson. A Htevenson-Kennedy ticket for 1WU). Pretty strung, too. VANDENBERG A I R FORCE BASE, Calif. ( U P D - T h li apace age mlaaila bate is ahead of the times in more way* than ene-m ilStarlly epcaklng. When the Air Tore* recently anBounced the eomlng end of KP, h w ai hnly putting other airmen Into Mm happy orbit of the mlaallemen here who haven't had to worry about KP alnce October, IMS. ABC Food Bervicea, Inc. fulfill* (be taak ef feeding approximately 4,MO airmen every day. tfC ap t. George F. Greul of the rood Servlcee Division said the government furnlahei the ratlona, building*, equipment, eaahiera and monitora. U aim inapecta the faeillUaa and furnlihes the menu. The contractor prepare*, aooka and aervaa the food and deana up. To man the Bating facllitiaa now fa operation, fa airmen would have to work IS hour* a day, aevan fay* a week. The Air Force figure* the eon.faaelural system save* soma MO missilemen hour* each day. MoneywiM tbs saving to the teagayera la aatlmated at MO,000 yearA sergeant with ovar » year* service remarked, "1 don't lose my men to a KP roster when 1 need them most. The elevation fa Morale ia inestimable.” A youthful airman, who nm ernher* doing KP before the contrac­ tor took over, said, "Tba food is good, and we don't have to do dishes." Eating facilities at Vandanberg a re spotless and cheerful. The aid tables with attached benchee have ' given away to attractive tabloa for four with comfortable chairs. Soft music fills tba air. IPs a far cry from the company mesa halls of the IMO's hero wlwn armored troops trained at Camp Cooke. . They’ve evoa ehanged the name. It's no longer a mesa hall. It's a dining ball. SELECT, 3UC60 TENDER C'Bob ( J a l m i I g i} FRESHLY GROUND C lq c n x L ) SEA FOODS REG BOTTLES FRESH OUGHT LARGE PLUS DEPOSIT LIMIT f D<l/l O MVX Raw to grew bettor vegetables and stop pests that attack thsm Will he explained fa Seminole County grower* a t the annual Central Florida Exparimcnt HUlion Maid faur Thursday. Research workers a t the station will explain tbeir latest develop­ ment* fa vegetable growing. Dr. J , W. Wilson, vice director in charge of the station will apeak about ’‘Insects Attacking Swaet Corn and Cabbage." Other talks to be given are "Fertilisers for Celery and Spin­ ach,H by P, J , West gate; “Control Churchwomfn Hold Special Program A special program, conducted ••tJfely by tha women of the ekurch was held a t tha Congrega­ tional Christina Church fa honor erf Mother’s Day Sunday. Mrs. Lawarenco Tinsley was fa ekarge af the program. Although the population af all af Nicaragua ia only slightly over a million, crowds ai big as M.oaa may aqueese late tha National Stadium fa tha capital *f Mana­ gua far a baseball game. f f DELUXE FROZEN of Diseases Attacking Veg*table Crops,” by J . F. Derby; "Response of Cabbage and Carrots to Fer­ tiliser Treatments," by R. B. Forbes; "Varistiaa of Vegetable Crape for Central Florida,” by R. F. Whltnar Jr.; “ Waad Control," by W. T. Bcudder; and “Nomafades Attacking Vegetable Crops in Central Florida,” by H. L. Rhoades. The program at the station farm on Celery Avs. will start at 1:80 p. m. A similar session will be presented a t tha Eel Iwood station Friday a t • a. m. The program ie particularly de­ signed for vegetable grower* al­ though research workers and In­ dustrial salesmen are expected, Seminole C o u n t y agricultural agent Cecil Tucker aald Friday, LIBBY’S RICH iN TOMATO SAUCE p > t A * 1' f, V*k »-b.N* t HOME FOGGING M DAY GUARANTEE Hornet Ijp To 1,000 Sq. Ft. - LADY FAIR MACAROON - EACH CARROTS $1 For Eoch 100 Sq. Ft. Over 1,000 M m I 1 �oTItr Total Vote iifr a lii _________ WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday. High today, 80-85. Low tonight 60-66. ^ VOL. XLIX United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 690 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Figures compiled by the secretary of state's office show that Farris Bryant got 193,607 votes, Doyle Carlton got 186,228 and the rest got 667,382 hi the primary election. The official state can­ vass of figures from all of Florida's 67 counties was being made today. Gatchel Resigns Circuit Clerk Job; Mrs. Walker May Be Reinstated As County Tax Assessor While Seminole County awaited word on the pos•ibtiity that Gov. LeRoy Collins might reinstate Mrs. Mary Earle Walker as tax assessor to fill that vacancy, David Gatchel resigned as Clerk of the Circuit Court. Gatchel sent a letter to Collins resigning effective May 15 and asking that Arthur Beckwith Jr., winner ot the elerk's job in the primary election, be appointed a t th at time. Five minutes after Gatchel Informed the County Commission he was resigning, the board authorized attorney Maek Cleveland Jr. to eal on the governor’s office for "immediate action” on naming an interim assessor end clerk. Until he does, an aide said, McCanna is the tax as­ sessor and must continue to serve. McCanna, who left the keys to the office at the courthouse, said "my job as assessor is over” and re­ turned Monday to his private business, leaving the office locked. It ptlll was locked today. The governor has been asked to appoint Mrs. Walker to the vacancy since she will take office next January anyway. In his letter to the governor, Gatchel said: "The voters of Seminole County decisively nomin­ ated Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. to serve as elerk. Tn view of this expression on the part of the voters, and the need for immediate establishment of policies and procedures in order to continue the efficient operation of the clerk's office, I feel that it would be in the best interests f this county If 1 stepped aside so that you could apoint Mr. Beckwith in order that he could install his ,iolicies and procedures at the earliest date, rather than my implementing for the balance of the present term plans which might he inconsistent with his. "The foregoing is particularity absolutely essential aince new and more modern equipment, which has been ordered for ase hi the clerk’s office, le scheduled for delivery at an early date. "In view of these facte, and recognizing the need for continuity of policy in this office, and because of the necessity of my devoting immediate attention to my per­ sonal plans, I herewith submit my resignation as at*f% affective May 15. The resignation came as a "shock” to the boerd and Chairman John Krider cited the importance of Im­ mediate action by the governor on the two appointments. "It won’t he long now before we start work on G tentative budget and we need a tax roll aa soon aa pos­ sible,” Krider said. U. S. Will Fight For A M ’• «’ •«' , I *% • Bases If Reds Molest Them FIRST SEMINOLE HIGH NATIONAL HONOR Society jnefnbers were enrolled in a ceremony at the school to. day. The charter members didn’t know they had been chosen for the first National Honor Society chapter here until they b stage. The l . _ ----- ----- -- — . .. _ ganbwtion devoted to scholarship, character, leadership. Seminole NHS Council mepiber. Bateman and At J. Bracken are shown looking school's charter scroll, while the students relax after the surprise of being tapped. Those chosen were Fenny Alli­ son, John Boniface, Buthi Carlton, Roliert Bullard, Jean Dnlacki, John Goersa, Bonnie Oielow. Alex JlcKibbin, Jones. Doug Tamny, •hV/v» McDaniel, Ann nn Ziegler. The new J. Rracken. (Herald Photo) .Precinct Studjf Slated The County Commit*too today agreed to study* adding new pre­ cinct* and polling place* in the eounty aa a reault of laat week'a prim ary election. Chairman John Krider u id there certainly ia a need lo t aueb a study and "especially a need for more and better polling place*." Supervisor of Registration Mrs. Seminole Conner Group At Rally (»/ lemlnole County lupporter* oi Doyle Conner for commissioner of agriculture Joined in a Cenlral Florida campaign report and fund railing meeting at Orlando Mon­ day night and today issued an in­ vitation to anyone interested to join the Conner campaign for the second primary. Ed Kirchhoff, manager, and Larry Johnson, treasurer, of the Seminole committee for Conner reported "an anthusiastie rally for Conner" and said funds were raised "to insure success of his campaign." Tha group also received a ret of the first primary baiiotlng which tha secretary of state compiled 319,994 votes for Conner and 231,122 for W. R. Hancock. r Board To Get Furniture Bids The Seminole County School Boerd will receive bids on furni­ ture for the new Seminole High Thursday. The board wil< ilso discuss whether to try and buy additional land for a football field expanaion at Lyman School. The 9:30 a. m. meeting will be in the county school office on Commer­ cial Ave. Ike Disappointed WASHINGTON (UPI) publican legislative leaders President Elsenhower today that Congress probably will not pass kla prop as ala to increase postal rales end gasoline and aviatieu fuel taxes. This report woo a "great dtoa > fito lm ia t” to the president, Meuse Leader Charles Hallsck (R-ted.) toU reporters. At - — j U Camilla Bruce had reported after last Tuaaday's primary that hun­ dreds were luraed away from the polls because there were act enough preeincta la Sanford. Commissioner Lawrence SWof­ ford today laid there was a need for at least three more precincts in the south end of the county. Sheriff J . L. Hobby cited confu­ sion a t many of tha polling places and said that many machines broke down. Circuit Court Clerk David Gatrhel said that the cost of each machine is approximately 11.97'. A total of 9,721 persona voted in the primary. Mob Dispersed SEOUL, Korea (UPI) - About loo persons demonstrated in the renter of the eity today, demand­ ing confiscation of the .property of leaders of the once-powerful Lib­ eral Party. Troops with bsyooelcd carbines broke up the demonstra­ tion. No rssuallifs were rrported. ft Attorney Mack Cleveland told the board that they could not NEW LONDON, Conn. (U P D change or add any precincts until A U, 8. nuclear submarine has there ia an off election year, which cirrlod the globe while submerged will be to 1941. ,1a a Spectacular scientific "first” unmatched by Russia, R was learned today. The USS Triton, biggest submar­ ine in tbe world, **111 dock at this U. S. Navy base Wednesday after spanning the earth in a sub­ merged Voyage without precedent. Tho Navy withheld details of the MIAMI (U P D - The Weather trip pending formal announce­ * Bureau issued a tornado warning ment. The Triton, a S,900-ion vessel for an area across extrema nor­ thern Florida from 11:30 p. m. carrying 1U men and eight offi­ cers in Us normal complement, le 9 p. m. today. was believed to have traveled The Weather Bureau said: much farther than the earth's “Thunder storms now in south­ nominal circumference of 23,000 ern Georgia are expected lo inten­ miles. sify early Ihis afternoon with a The tnp was reported to have few severe thunder storms and begun tn February. In making it one or two tornadoes during the tbe Triton apparently would have period from now to < p. m. in an bettered the submerged record of area along and 90 miles either tbe USS Sea wolf, which remained side of a lina from Tallahassee under the Atlanlic *0 consecutive In Jacksonville." days in the fall of 1939. Tornado Warnings In North Florida Bryant Accuses Carlton Of 'Name Calling' On TV By United Press leternatteeal Farris Bryant accused Doyle Carltoa today of being afraid to meet him to a public debate ia which the issues are discussed In­ stead of names being called. Bryant, who opposes Carlton to the governor’s runoff, told g news conference in Jacksonville he was disappointed with their face-to-face television meeting in Miami Sun­ day. He said Carllon used the TV program as an opportunity for name calling instead of "getting down to the real issues.” "1 did not stoop to same calling but tried to discuai the issues." declared Bryant. T charge th at U r, Carlton la afraid to meet mb,to a debate in which the issues are discussed and |n whir* tie pwblto pan partialpate," he said. “Doa’l mlsundcfgUad me,” BryBat added. "I'm f t o * to m a to Mai la tfeaaa half k a w totoviatoa programs every os.e place I caa sad ?__l_e 1 Nuclear Sub Circles S Globe Underwater the people are eolitlcd to better than that." Bryant visited Jacksonville a day after Carlton as both candi­ dates worked hard for the big Duval County vote that went to Haydon Burns. Bryant, who has claimed the support of much of Burns* cam­ paign organisation, flow to Jacksonvllle from Ocala. Carlloa had a lengthy secret session with Burns in Jacksonville Monday, then moved lo Tampa. He •aid Burns had not changed his plan to remain neutral In the run­ off. But Carlloa said Burns told him be bad so objection if Burns', supporters switched to Carlton. Tha two m m talked at a secret tog place. Evas the top cam palgn1 officials for Carlton said they wees excluded Beat the meet* tog. Carttee a— eeesd Monday dial Brian McCarty ef f a rt Rieree. Cily Board Okays Parking Curb There will not be any p*.«ing on 13th St. between Sanford and French Avenues from now on. Ihr Sanford City Commission decided last Monday night. The commission also decided to take parking off Ninth St. between Sanford and French except on Sun­ days, when cars may park on the north side of Ninth between Park and Myrtia Avenues. Tbe action was based on recom­ mendations of Police Chief Hoy Williams and City Manager W. E. Knowles Who said that traffic has become too heavy for the width of tbe streets. D m Sunday parking on a three block-section of Ninth St. will be allowed for tho convenience of roons attending AH Souls CatboChurch. K Proapect* Good TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Tbe Industrial Services Division of tha bretoar ft Mm McCarty, premi­ Stoto Development Onmmissioa sed bis sapfwt to the runoff. reported 84 new industrial pros­ Carllon scheduled a stalewide pects last month—more than right to Aged, MS. WASHINGTON tUPI) - The United States today pledged to support its allies with force If Russia molests their bases (or permitting U, S. reconnaissance flights. State Department Press Officer Lincoln White said ihis country would honor its commitments "for (be common defense" of countries which “ once again appear lo be .subjected to a policy of inttmlda* lion by the Soviet government." The hlunl statement was this country’s answer lo Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita 8. Khrushchev's assertion that if more U. 8. flights are made over Russia from for­ eign bases "wo shall hit at those •. Khrushchev declared a t at re­ ception in Mascow Monday night that Russia would shoot down any more U. S. plane* invading her territory and would retaliate against other countries which lot espionage planes use their bases. White's remarks cam* aa Chair­ man Clarence Cannon to the House Appropriations Committee laid that last week's Ul-fatod spy flight over Russia was o at to a series approved by the White House and known In advaneo to key members of Congress. He praised the Central Intelligence Agency for arranging the flights. Cannon, on* to a group to eon gressionai leaden briefed secretly Monday on lb* spy mission by lop administration officials, told tha House that in addition to the essential military information they turned up, the flights com pletely disproved Russia's claimed ability to stop Amertagu bombers at her borders. He said the tact Is'lhe U> re connslssance plane which Russia elaims to have shot down laat week "developed some unforeseen and unavoidable mechanical or physiological defect.” White, in reply to Khrushchev’s threat to shoot down any more reconnaissance flights, bluntly told reporters, " i M f to r t fainted jo t." Secretary to Btat^a Christian A. Herter indicated in a statement Monday this country would eon tinue such flights until the Soviets agree Ip international safeguards against surprise atU cki. White’s statement wae made at a news conference today ia an­ swer to reporters' questions. Ho speak* officially for tho State Do part men t. Asked what the United Slates would do If Khrushchev carried out bis threat against foreign bases, White said: * "The United States has undertaken certain commitments la the multi-lateral and bi-laieral ar rangements for tbe common dafenso existing between this gov­ ernment and those which once again appear to be subjected to a policy to intimidation by tho Soviet government. There should be no doubt that lb* United Slatca will honor these commitments.” Senate Democratic Leader Lyn­ don B. Johnson served notice on Khrushchev ibat he cannot use (be spy plane Incident to "divide Ihe American people and weaken our national strength.” But the Texas Democrat added that "if blunders have been made the American people ran be cer­ tain that Congress will go into them thoroughly.” Johnson made his statements on th# Senate floor after telling news­ men that "out of this will come a re-evaluation of whether w* are doing as much a t aft should to protect and preserve our way of life." Sources at the U.8. embassy lo Moscow reported that Khrushchev lold U. S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson Monday night that an Septic Tank Standard Study Now Underway News Briefs Hutchison Left Dr. Clyde Brothers, eounty health director, told the County Commission today that hi* afflc* is working up a concrete proposal lo present to the board in setting up standards for Installing aeptlc tanks and sewer eystems in tolure subdivisions. Dr. Brothers made the remark after he read a letter from tho Stale Board of Health that septic tanks should not be considered ia the Goldie Manor subdivision nor in tha Crystal Lake Path sub­ division. "The slate rrcommended that •ewer systems be established in both these areas,” Dr. Brothers said. The board also beard a report from Gatchel that the (Hale Road Department has approved the county's half million dollar road bond issue program aulhoriting the issue and sale of $300,000 to certificate! of indebtedneaa to be paid from Ihe 20 percent surplus gasoline lax to acquire needed right of ways for primary and secondary road projects. The board also adopted a resolu­ tion asking the SRD to sot an alignment on SR 09 from French Avo. to MollonvUlo. Concentrate Up LAKELAND (UPI) - Florida Citrus Mutual reported Monday night that tha last week to April saw Use heaviest movement to froten orange eoncentrato since loot Mop. Davis In Again BATON ROUGE, Lai (UPI) Hillbilly singer Jimrnla Davit was lo bo awora hi today to replace Earl K. Long aa governor, end­ ing tour to the wildcat years in Louisiana's political history. Thou sands to well-wishtra poured into town tor tha parade preceding the inaugural ceremonies. Cold W eather Stays Unopposed In District 1 Race fir *' TIi* County Cawmisdsn M B r authorised Supervisor to R egistry Hon Camilla Bruce to remove T. V. Brown's aam t from tho innoff Democratic prim ary *d May 94. Brown died to a Monday afternoon. Tho only nanw on tor the District 1 Co mission poet will ho J . C. •on. By United Pres* International Damp, cold weather hung over Ihe Midweet like a blankel today. Pressing rain, drixaie and tempe­ ratures in Ihe 30* were common from eastern Minnesota to west ern Pennsylvania and south to Kentucky. Even some snow was Funeral services far Mr. T. V. mixed with the rain from upper Brown, 49, who d ad to 0 M e lt Michigan to Indiana. attack Monday, >will be h*U al 11 a. m. Wednesday s t the Oo» CIA Criticized tral Baptist Church, with Bov. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Alleged Gall Smith officiating. Burial wfll fumbling and continusd "blank bo ia Oaklawn Memorial Pooh, check” spending by tho Cenlral In­ with Brtasoo Funeral Homo In telligence Agency brought fresh charge to arrangements. demands ia Congress today to pui Mr. Brown, who died al Wo tho apy office under congressional home, 3040 Washington Avo., wee surveillance. It was learnad that a former resident o( Geneva and Ihe CIA gets close to $400 million had lived in Santord for 30 years, a year tor its worldwide intelli­ Ha owned Brown's Amoco Ser­ gence work, under an arrangement vice Station and wsa o member so secret only a handful of con­ of tho Centra] Baptist Church, gressmen know the sum and none Santord Masonic Lodge No. 12; knows exactly where all the money Sanford Elks Lodge No. 1241 and goes. the Seminole County Sportsmon’o Assn. He ia survived by his wife, Mr*. Helen Brown; four daughters, Mrs. Everett Harper and Jean­ ette. Susan and Darien* Brown: two sons, T. V. Brown Jr., and Steve Brown: two granddaugh­ ters, Karos Brow* and Teresa Ann Harpor; a grandson, Michael Brown: three liste n , Mrs. Blanch* Griswold, Mrs. Fannie Mobley and Mrs. William Gtotord. all of Jacksonville Beach; three bro­ thers, Rufus, of Jacksonville, J . P-, Jacksonville Beach, and I g t Hubert Brown of the U. I . AJr Force, and his mother, Mrx. Fanaie Brown to Jacksonville Beach. Funeral Tomorrow For Mr. T. V. Brown Thret Named To Committees Areo Pre-School Roundup Slated The pre-school roundup tor Ml south Seminole County children will bo held Wednesday from 1:29 a. m. to 1 p. m. *t (be Altamonte Spring* Elementary School. The roundup will Include a l pro-ed>o*i children In Km aotoh Seminole area that anticipate at­ tending any of tho elementary embassy represents tire would hn permitted to see Ihe ptlot In "due course.” Officials said ihe interview with the flier, Frauds G. Powers to Albany, Ga„ might d e a r m growing doubts ia this country over whether hit plane really Wag shot down as Khrushchov claims. STATE DCT PRESIDENT LARRY DAVIS, a junior a t Seminole High School, wag aiectad head of all tha Diver­ sified Cooperative Training Clube in Florida a t a con­ vention in St. Potoraburg la a t weekend. Davie got 185 votes out of 267 cant. DCT atudanta spend thoir mornlogs ia school and their afternoona a t work. Larry fe •hown goLng overeoeno eaUloge witfahte Scott. Kathy Carlo*,_Pat Stone and Hono^Morgan ajao atttouiad Ub atata ROT ooaviaiioig J. Dae Wright, Patrick Freill Corp., Santord, and chairman to the advertising committee to KM Florida Citrui Commissioa, has been named aa n member to tiM entertainment committee tor the Mtb annual convention to the-In­ ternational Apple Association in • hold in Miami Bondi, July Bff.'j Bohan H. (Bib) Baste to Cbato Co., at JUntard, wifi oarva m e important axhlhlto oammKtofr �Oviedo Graduate Honored At Party By Abigail Van Buren DEAR BISTER: Talk to your brother like, a Dutch uncle. It la permjaaible to in­ volve yourself in somebody else’* business in the interest of saving a family. This is "constructive intervention"—not "butting in." Tell your brother that since you know what’s going on, others probably know, too. And that's all, brother! DEAR ABBY: My husband retired f a ir months ago and he Is driving me out of my mind. He aits around all day looking through magazines to find things for me to eook for him. I have lost all my women tr ia d s because he insists on going every­ where with ms. Even to the beauty parlor. Ybo kaow, no m atter how much you love a husband there are times when you’d like • ' .out of sight ha comes looking for me* &*"' Pleas* tail me what to do about thl* aituatlon before I have « nervoua breakdown. : GOING TO PIECES . DEAR GOING: find SOMETHING to • b Map your huaband occupied. Try to i n . . : ' - taraat him in a hobby. Gardening, or : * ‘.stamps, or coin*, or model train*, or • •* crossword puttie* or aom* kind of volurv* " taar work, (church or youth group*). Men ; his aga have even taken up painting (don’t ' ladgfa) and. there are adult education flaiaaa if ha’a *o minded, and manual v training claaaaa if ha’s not. Gat going be­ fore M dl** on th* vine and takes you with DEAR ABBY: My brother (let’s cnl! him John) he* been running around with a woman whom I shall call Bally. John is SMIfried t e a peach of a girl. They have . I a a aoi tho typo of person who butte Jit* other people's business but I can see my brother’s home being broken up and I ^ M h p S b t o John, he would probably •toR am to mind my own business, end he Would be rig h t Should I talk to Sally •M ot R f I Mow her, but not too well, what woald yoa do? • • DEAR ABBY: If you use this letter you may print my real name. I don’t de. sen’s to be spared. I waa an attractive married woman with two children. My husband traveled a lot and assumed I was behaving myself. He was too trusting. I spent a lot of time at our Country Club. Then I started seeing some of the men from the Club on the q.t. (Some married, some single.) My husband got wind of it and we fought over it. He said I either stayed home or it w*as quits. So I foolish­ ly divorced him, believing I was so desirabl* I could do better. I aoon found out that a woman alone ia not invited to parties. Also th at all dl. vorcee* are suspect. And no man 1* in­ terested in a woman with children unless ■aim HUB iitwiic/s ^. ahe has money. The children miss thalr father and whan they are old enough to realize th at I am the one who deprived them of a nor­ mal home—how will they feel toward* ms? Too many innocent children are suf­ fering because of foolish, inconsiderate, selfish mothers lika . . . ''GUILTY" • • • "What's your problem ?" Write to Abby in cart of this paper. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. * • . • For Abby’e pamphlet, "Whet Teen­ agers Went To know," send 25c end a large, self-addressed, stamped envelope JOHN'S BISTER BY MARUN R. JONES .The first party enjoyed by the graduaUng class of the Oviedo High School for !M0 was tho love­ ly dinner party given by Mr. and Mra. John W. Evans and Mrs. fi. F. Wheeler Sr. at the Rio Pinar la Orlaado lest Friday evening, Jaycee Wives Plan Polio Shot Registration MR. AND MRS. TERRY DENVER CORDELL Cordell, Wallace Wedding Solemnized In Worms Germany The msrrtaps of Miss Csielya Susan Wallsoa sad Lt Terry Dasver Cordell wea solemnised Merck M at < p. m. at the Post Chapel hi Worms, Germany. The bride to the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edmund Wallace afAaatetoa.Al*. aM the groom ia the aoa ef Mr. ead Mrs. Jamee Denver CordaE'ead grandof Mr. and Mrs. Jamaa A. Willisms, Sanford. A prelude of nuptial music Included "0 Premise Me" and "CUlr De Lues". CspUia John C. Siege, chaplain, read tbs vows et the impressive double ring csVemony before an altar basked with greenery and white earnslions with white tspera ia silver candelabra at eseh side. Tho couale exchanged wide plain gold bands. Acting aa parents in the ahsenesi ef the reel ones were MsJ. and ^ EJmsrW.KUeaulsyfor tho bride and U . Col. end Mrs. Hamilton 8. RsbenUseh far the sad Uliss-of-the-vsllsy, with fan sad greenery, g u , Carolyn Arnholt of BelleVM, Ohio, the bride’s only attend, ntf wore an Ice blue saUn gown fashioned with s M l skirt, scoot neckline and eummtrbund Th< J#ck#t * tame material had cap sleeves end n shawl collar, Har matching head piece featured a wWt flat bow and she carried , n0Mgay bouquet of mixed flawors. n . vM •. ^ Oviedo Personals A surprise birthday coffee was given by Mn. A. J. Reynolds Friday morning far Mra. G. W» Alford to celebrate her birthday, CeffOe, doughnute and mints were served to Mra. Alford, Mrs. Douglas K. Jackson, Mn. E. 0. Cross, Mn. Lyna J. Neely, Mn. 1. F. Elridge, Mra. Oerdon Peniarvle, Mn. Roy Alford tad the The biwad, ehallew root sys­ tems e t the sagusre eeetus msy sbserb e ton of water after rain fella, according to the National Geergraphic Society. The moisture is stored in the ptent’e like tissue. Mn. A. C. Frank ef DeLandft visited Mn. B. Compton lest week at her home on West 1SU St. Mrs. Freak tad Mn. Compton sang with the Metropolitan Opart Co. la Now York one notion. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Pfeifauf on* teriaiaod with n family gathering e t their home Sunday In honor if her mother, Mn. Clannee Say4er. The group enjoyed e picnic and barbecue. These attending were Mr. and Mn. John JursM ead children, Jack, Douglas, TOrr Lynn ead Cathy, Mr. end Mn. Clarence Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Wiliams Edward Bennett and daughters. Cheryl and Demdse, Mn. Betty Snyder and son, John, Karen, C. J. Entertains Claw and Sandra Metzler, Mr. and The Adult Ladle* Sunday School Mra. Pfeifauf and daughter, Lin* Ctaaa ef the Osteen Baptist Church met recently With Mn. Robert Williams. Mn. Claude Tyson gave tbe devotions and Mrs. J. S. Pet­ erson directed the games. The hostess assisted by Mn. Behest Clerk served pie. coffee ead mints to tho following mem­ bers, Mra. Tyson, Mrs. Patenof, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Levi Van Elton, Mn. W. L. Jones, Mn. Harry Osteen, Mn. Guy Beall, Mn. Lois Brook*. Mn. Troy Oery end tbe Tin club received another check from tho Foodmart contribution plan. Mambon voted to help tho Jaycoes with registration on polio shot day. Mr*. William Gnaakow woo tho hoetess gift. Mn. McKee and co-hostess, Mn. Tony Trams, served refreshments to those present. Mn. Largen and Mn. Carroll Bubo will ho host­ esses to the nan meeting at too NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS Personals Lton JKsil end daughter, ead Mn. H. L. Johnson have re­ turned from . Balabridge, Os., where they spent the weekend with Mrs. Keel's parents, Mr. and Mn. W. L. Kendricks. p s A A o n a lA Ooesta were Mn. Cart Foote ef Orange City, Mn. Frank Georgs. ____ Mrc. Joe Masters fad Mn. day. Caret one* Snyder of Oetaea. aoa. Lake Monroe BY MBS. B. L. JOHNSON Friends of Mn. Christian Gibboos, n fromer Monroe resident, win be sled to lean eh* Is recover (as from recent surgery at Bernlaeie Memorial HoepUal. Mn. Gib­ bons new iwsldeo in DeBary, Miss Sbsron Ceteman who was severely. burned about her face ead arms last week la a home accident to confined to her heme. Her school friends wish har e M n. D. H. Whitmore, supervisor of Seminole County school lunch­ rooms and Mrs. Lou Fessler, man­ ager of the Pinecrest School lunch­ room, gave a most interesting and informative talk In members of the Jsyeee Wives' Club, when the group met at tho home of M n. Bob McKee, 202 Oakland Dr. They also showed colored slides to demonstrate points brought out concerning the work of the lunch­ rooms. M n. Bill Slayton was pro­ gam chairman for tho evening. Letters were read from Dr. Tom Largan, thanking the members to t helping to prepare food for the spring caucus and from Jaycee president. Mason Wharton, ex­ pressing thanks to tho wives for dying the E aster oggs. honorini Wes Evs.ni. ion of Mr. and Mr«. Evam, vho will gradiw ate in Miy. w Guests assembcld at the home of M n. Wheeler. Wei' grand, mother, where the girl* of the c la u were each preiented a cor* ■age formed of Nun’s orchids. At the Rio Pinar the bonoreo and other seniors, and hoita for the oeeaslon, were seated around tables that were centered with roses la silver bowls. Pisco cards w ert m in ister^ diplomas attached to a flgurcbea# of graduate dolls, both girls and boys. The diploma* were tied with gold ribboes. Ail but two m oabora of tho class enjoyed tho party, ioelud* ing Benno Walnright. Ronolo Wit. Ill, Mike Duds, Johnny Tesinsky, Miko Tyre, (he honoree, Wes Evans, Junie Fleming, P at Jackson, Nancy Norman, Phyllis Howell, Lynda Clark, JoAnn Oil* ver, Yvonne King, Susan Stank4f Josephine Mlkler, Marlene Bellhorn, Arlene Gleaner, Linda Mil* lar, Julyann Paters, and the hosts. Margarot Hunt and Eddie Fuae war* unable to attend. The 1SII Reel Estate Tax Llrt af the City e t Sanford, Florida, ia posted on bulletin board at the front door of the Oity Hell in the City of Sanford, Florida, and an bulletin board at Went door of Semisole County Court Menas, Sanford, Florida ami will remain aa peatad for n period af faur s laeseotlva* weaka. beat aenlor officer by hi* class­ mates and received-th* Associa­ tion of tho U. S. Army's award for th« outstanding army ROTC cadet. Tho couple will retain Is the United States in Juno and ' will live la Philadelphia, Pa., whore Lt. Cordell will be stationed while he works oa his master's degree at Wharton School of Business. All real estate open which the IN# Usee have net bean paM and egalnrt which eerttflento has net already been leaned to City af Sanford, will he eold at pubUe nnetlon an ton US. fry of J u m A. D. 1»M tommonelng at 10 e ’eteck A. M. at th* front door of the City Hell In the City af Sanford, Florida. H. N. Tama, Jr. City Clark. CA RS magazine reports T h e Lark is the best overall buy among all 23 American automobiles. . . including all other compacts. BK8T.,. Alter judging The Lark-‘*ihe Bert of toe Cowpste " the editors of CARS enlarged their enthusiasm end declared The Lark, "The Bert Overall Buy." Here's hoar they nam ed am their expot opinion in the June issue of CARS: i t ANY BEA80N8. . . "The Lark will do anything and go anywhere the Urgcr can will, at a lower tort.. . . The Lark is styled fur both today and tomorrow, and engineered for herd, economical nee.... On any basis, this h a tough car to bent." PMBM COPT.., Pick up your free corny af CARS buyer's mkks at your Sendcbaker Dealer's. With fevc of the six «oni|«ct», you have to compromise,., but with Tbe Lark, there's no coapnxuiac on selection, roominem. AL UXK VALLE: The Compact W ithout Compromise I AUK AMI in VAsriVSSTSB S M S Ui' '2* t-booe n tin g • t a x t as low as I 019* Motor Co., aaem Inc. ea ruaei t wcww- wah&kim. HVHY. Uammcta roa d J ; f k �Tue*. May 10, 1960—Page 3 Chapter Members Mrs. Wilhelm Tell About Gives Program Childhood Gripes A t Lake Mary WMU The Hall and dining room were beautifully drrorated for the May mertinc of Seminole Chapter No 2. 0 . E. S. held at the Maioni Temple. Red and white glad* am' other flower* in tall baiketi am' smaller arrangement* brightened the chapter room. The eenter tab' in the dining room featured r madonna arrangement in honor c Mothers' day. A charming and amusing Mol! ers Day program was presented opening with all present tinging a nonsense song about modern moth; er* to the tune of "Silver Threads Among the Cold’'. In verse, the worthy matron. Mar]orle Shepard, invited various officer* to reveal the childhood gripes they had held against their mothers. The humorous replies were in verse also. The worthy patron supposedly had been spanked and sent to bed for getting his eye* hlacked In a fight: the a*snciate patron got ig trouble with his mother when he ran off lo play while he wai sup­ posed to be mowing the lawn, and many other familiar gripes. Sum­ ming up in verse, ihe worthy mat­ ron pointed out that now we are all mothers, "old fogies who know nothing" and our children have MISS FAYE GARNER, seated at right, ia shown opening one of her gifts the same old gripes. at tha buffet supper in her honor, given by her aunt, Mrs. D. K. McNab. During the business meeting, three candidates were elected to From left are Mrs. McNab, Mrs. H. L. Swaggerty and Mrs. L. F. Garner, receive the degree of the order mother of the honoree. (Herald Photo) The chaplain and grand Instruc­ tor, Virginia Anderson, explained aoma changes in the floor work. It was voted to present honorary membership certificates to the worthy grand matron, M r a. Frances Gray, and worthy grand patrgn, Cecil Theus, at the time of their official visit to Seminole Chapter. June I. Mrs. D. K. McNab was hostess ing red and while carnations. | her mother, Mrs, Swaggerty, at a buffet supper, honoring her Red and white snapdragons were Jane Osborne, Jeanne Southward, niece, Miss Faye Garner, on* of also used in the rooms to further Janet Glenn, Sally Williams, Di1 ana Haynes. Sherlrne Shepard, the 1960 Seminole High School carry out tha clasa colors. Place cards, given as favors, Sue Koke, Marilyn McDaniel, Kay graduates. The dining labia was covered were novel pin cushion chairs of Ivey, Barbara Bradley, Frances Stricklsnd, Linda Bosswith a white linen cloth and cen­ various colors Mrs. McNab wai tered with an arrangement of red assisted in serving by Mrs. II. L. man, Sandra McKinney, Sue Ann and white carnations and fern, Swaggerty and Mrs. L. F. Garner, Toney, Carolee Osterholm, Marty Stcmper, Dee Hargreave, Judy flanked by red candle* in crystal mother of the honorrr. A gift of beach wear was given Asensio, Colleen McFarlln, Sally holders. Small table* in the living room to the honoree by the hostess. Wallace, Dian Aiken and Nancy were centered with bud vases hold­ Guests included Misa Garner and Harris. Airs. M cN ab Honors Niece With Buffet Supper Party Osteen Personals Dorcas Class Meets A t Tripp Home Members of the Dorcas S. 8. cists of First Baptist Church win w attend the revival aervieea to­ night a* a group. They met at the horn# of Mri. William Tripp for tbs monthly business and social gathering with M n. R. A. Cohen, serving a t co-bos test. Members enjoying the evening of games and refreshments were Mrt. Jim Rotcr, M n. Eugene Pennington, Mrs. W. W. Horne, Mrt. J. A. Fuller, M n. Virginia • Toth, M n. T. / . Best, M n. Charles Lewis, M n. N. C. Booth, M n. Curtis Green, M n. -31. V. Wilkins, Mrs. William Tanner and the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Morris of Leesburg, tpc. t Friday and Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Helms. Harold Harris recently spent a week in Columbus, Ohio, when he atlended the meeting of the International Atto. for Childhood Education. Both Mr. and Mrs. Harris are Board Members of C local chapter in Detsnd. Mr. and Mri. John Jurss and children, Jack, Douglas and Tari Lynn attended the picnic and wiener roast, given by the West­ minster Sunday School Class of the First Presbyterian Church, at the home of Dr. and Mrs. John Wilson on Golden Lake. a When It is necessary to clothes indoors and there is enough artificial best, place .clothes on a rack and turn oa electric fen. Church Calendar TUESDAY Women'! Bible clais begins at 8:34 p. m. at the First Baptist Church. Revival macting at • VBS faculty meeting of the Piaecreat Baptist Church at 9:30 a. m. Fellowship SS class meets in church at 7 p. m. The Build­ er* SS d a is begin* at 7 p. m. - Boy Scouts meet In the Ebcnedry te r Methodist Church a t 7:30 not the Circle 1 meets in the Educa­ the tional Building of the First Chris­ tian Church at 10 a. m. Castle S. S. Class Plans Supper Party The Castle Memorial S. S. elast { of the Firat Methodist Church I will have a pot-luck (upper in, McKinley Hall, Thursday night, | starting at 6:30 p. m. | The party will include all member* and their families and will honor Lcdr. sod Mrs. Ollie la p e r, who are leaving -Sanford. Mrs. Gerald Wsrnke, social chairman of the class, will be in charge of arrangements as­ sisted by Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, Mrs. Blake Sawyer. Mrs. E, L. Cock­ rell, Mrt, Oltn Boutwell, Mrs. George Milas, Mrt. George Chap­ man and Mrs. R. J. Jeffcoat. The nursery will be open for small children and older child­ ren will be entertained by Misa Dottle Jardlne, Ihe popular young ventriloquist and her boy friend "Ollie" while (heir parents enjoy the class party. Sorority Reception Honors Mmhers of Beta Sigma Phi members were honored last week when the eaamplar chapter of the sorority played hotless for a Mothers Day reception. Invited guests were members of the Gamma lam bda and Zeta Xi chapters and their mothers, The reception was held at the O f Beta Sigma Phi home of Mr*. I. E. Batieo. The sorority colors of yellow and white were used in flower arrangements throughout t h e house. Mrs. Gordon Frederick gave a floral arrangement of ytllow roses In memory of her mother. The serving table was covered with a white embroidered cloth and centered wit toa roses, Coffee was served from service by Mrs. W. D. Mrs. Batten also assisted serving. The 60 gueiti w during the evening were | Ihe door by Mrs. G. Speer and Mrs. Dan Attend Concert The children of the Osteen school attended a concert Thursday, at Ihe Drland Armory. The ronerri was sponsorrd by the A*so. for Childhood education and given for all children of West Volusia Coun­ ty. lo increase the childrens un­ derstanding of better music. Mr, Fcasel directed ihe orches­ tra and Mrs. Johnson explained the use of the various Instrument*. Both 31r. Fcasel and 3lrt. Johnson are with the 3lutlc Department of Strtson University. Parenls accompanying the child­ ren, were M n. Gerald llosack, Mrs. Louie Noel. Mrs. William Seitz. Mrt. Hugh Cowan and Harraid Harris. Mrs. Ilardy's mother, Mr*. Nan Parker.* Donald Joined them Isst week and is expected back over the mother day weekend to be wlU Mrs. Parker and hi* mother, M n. Lawson A. Hardy. The Rev. and Mrs. Jack T. Bry­ ant attended Ihe meeting of tha State Mission Board, Tuesday in Jacksonville. Mrs. Charles R. McCulley has been sick again but it improving. Mr. and Mrt. C. T. McCulley, who have hern with their ton and daughtrr-in-law since their return from Nashville, Tenn„ have re ­ lumed to (heir awn home here now- as Mrt. McCulley ia feeling tome belter. Mrs. W. H. Anderson, WMU president of the First Baptist Church, had a bad fall Sunday as the was preparing for Sunday School apd Cburph. Her address ia Bt. 1, Ovirdo, for friends writh­ ing to tend cards. Word comet from Mrs. J. N. Thompson that the will move lo the home of her son and daughterin-law, Mr. and Mrt. J. Allen Thompson at Vera Reach on May IS. A combined mooting of all cir­ cles of the United Lutherae Church Women of Good Shepbocd Church will be held at the borne Of Mrs. T .'R . Butts, M il Park Ave. tonight at T:M p. n . This la the quarterly business and program mooting and M n. R. Rasmussen will be lo c h a ry of the program. For a different u re e ta r lock, Iry a heavy, pur* silk pull-over knitted with a fa .cy stitch. Tbon it with a knitted iklrt with Ihe same or plainer stitch. Oviedo Personals BY MARIAN R. JUNKS Mis. Jim French, of Pensacola, has been slatting her parenls, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mgek, Sr., for a tew days. Mr*. W. R. Meek. Sr. is improv­ ing alter being sick for a couple of weeks. Tummy Bryant, who Is stationed at Great Lakes, III., has arrived home and will be with his par­ ents, The Rev. and Mrs. Jack T. Bryant, for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Donald Hardy and sons, Mike and Stevie, have been with Quarterly Meeting Planned By Women Mothers Osteen Children Select your layaway f ills (as GRADUATION elated at the dedication coremony. Money for the purchase of the shrubbery was donaled by Mrs. Harold Lynch. M in Kathe­ rine Lllch and Mrs. Marjoris Lambert served on the commit­ tee for purchasing and landscap­ ing while the men of the vestry came lo the rescue and helped with tho planting. Several member* alto donated plants to add to the beauty of the grounds. Tbs shrubbery waa given m a memorial for Mr. Lynch'a father, a farmer clergy­ men. „ ~ Mrs." Michael McDermott gave an interesting report from the conference-at Camp Wing Mann, near Avoa Park. Tha program for the meeting was gives by students of the first grade of the Enterprise School with (heir rtiy- WATCH REPAIRING OPEN Friday B vspIm * Closed Wednesday‘P. M. GWALTNEY Jawatar Ml B. Park PA M W Opera Club Meets Dirt Gardeners To Meet A t R anch' The Dirt Gardeners' Circle of the Garden Club will ir\eet Friday at the 3IQ Ranch for the final session of the year. The general meeting will mre- at 10 a. m. followed by a luncheon at the ranch at noon. All members urged to attend as an installation ceremony will be held for the new members. Dues are payable a t this meeting for next year. ASSISTING WITH THE MOTHER’S DAY RECEPTION are nororlty membera, Mrs. G. Andrew Speer, president of XI Beta Ktn chapter, left, Mrs. Dnn Hatton, co-hostess, Mrs. W. G. Fleming, past director nnd Mrs. 1. E. Ratten, hostess for the reception. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Harley Wilhelm waa hi charge of the program at the meeting of the WMU af tha P in t Baptist ehureh of Lake Mary last week. Mrs. C. E. North, presi­ dent. presided at tha busiaaaa session and M n. J. A. Vara led the devotione. "You Caa Tell'' waa tha cabfeet and the following woman tank part on the program : M rt. L. H. Shaver, Mrs. J . G. Oabuni. Mn. W. J . Renfrow, M n. Bobbin Jones, Mrs. WUtird Boman, Mn. S. V. HoriDe. Mrs, W. Hoopesgarden. Refreshments of coffeo and eaka w e n served by M n. U. Ferguson and Mrs. Renfrow. Members present won Mn. Varn, M n. North, Mn. Horine, M n. Renfrow, Mrs. Jones, Mn. Boman. Mrs. Forgusoa, Mn. Hoopengsrden, Mrs. Otburn, Mr*. Shaver. Mrs. J. Crawford, Mn. Wilhelm, Mrs. J. T. Beal, Mn. R. H. Chambers, -and Mn. i . Lusha. MRS. CLYDE SAVAGE will model sports clothes from Yowells at tho Pink Lady card party and fa­ shion show, scheduled for May 12 at tha Sanford Woman's Club, starting at 2 p. m. (Herald Photo) The May meeting of Ihe Enter­ prise Opera club wai held at the home of 3tr. and 31n . Lloyd Web. slcr In Carmen Lane. DeRary, April 30 and May t, due lo Ihe limited space in their home. The program was a hi-fi recording of Verdi's La F n ru del Destlno wilh Mrs. Price Goodton at narrator. The June meeting will he held in All Saints Parish House, Enter­ prise, June S at I; p. m. The opera will be "Carmen" with "Live tslenl” and hi n recordings by 31r. Paul Kinch. M OVE UP TO QUALITY tR a v& iu w fin IHCLUPIWe FINE-CAR FEATURES THAT COSf YOU MUCH, MUCH MORE ON OTHER CARS dtom & A QUALITY. . . NOW AND FOR YEAR8! RAVENNA PARK HOMES HAVE BEEN AWARDED THE BRONZE MEDALLION BY FLORIDA POWER 9 LIGHT CO. WHICH MEANS THEY HAVE MET VERY HIGH 8TANDARDS OF DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION FOR "BETTER LIVING ELECTRICALLY**, AND WIRED FOR “FULL HOUSEPOWER** FOR ANTICIPATED FUTURE NEEDS. FHA FINANCING AS LITTLE AS *400 DOWN Meathly Paymeeto Like Rest See and Compare the Quality Homes in Ravenna Park Which have Been awarded The Bronze Medallion “ HOMES BUILT W ITH PRIDE” VISIT OUE MODEL ROME AND SALE! OFFICE ON TEMPLE DRIVE*— 14 MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT SOU A FRENCH. For n Btnoothor, quieter ride: 7* to 8’ longer wheelbaae, 447 to 494 pounds more weight, plus larger tires end bigger le er springs. F ar your comfort: A more specious person gar com partm ent, up to 96! cubic inches more foot room for eeoter-seet pasesogare, de tame interiors, wall-to-wall carpeting, greeter visibility (up to 11% more ELECTRICAL , APPLIANCES BY A , dm GENERAL ELECTRIC S h an n u du A 109 North Palmetto Ave. �IHu Getting O ff T o A Jolly Start b a a s last week. Yet you never said grace at tho table. “However, God Almighty is your Father. And ho has ’spoiled’ you, too, by giving you good eyesight, hearing, taste, a id the other seasas so you can enjoy yoam i f hero la this classroom caned earth. “ God gave you health and reasaoMo wealth, yet how eftta do yoo figuratively ’write homo’? “ Yuor sow does occasionally 0 m o you, eves if bo reverses tho toll ekortotm . ’ “Yoo could figuratively phone God Almighty, too, as by a 10second saying of grace at tho Uhls, o r s e ts o brief little whls- g os a letter ngaiariy?” Jake haa a vaUd point, ■o of yon college student* rvenrbelmod with otadies I couldn’t easily drop your i a brief note every week, is especially true since a probably paylag most if xpeassa a id sometimes ig needed now clothes of m to 1st you have nn extra $m . i n to pay tribute whore Is deal Yon are juvenile D A IL Y a By HOLMS A L U AN DBS WASHINGTON — As an nnconsulted child of 1 1 ,1 was moved by my parents from West Virginia to Maryland — thus marring my chances to vote for Son. John F. Kennedy la the 81th auto’s Demo­ cratic primary. Hut one advantage of being a member of the world's moat meddlcsomo profession is U bo able to UMerrene at will and vote by whimsy. So — one for Kennedy. Yet Voting for Jack Kennedy, a first-class fellow, would coma hard U me. There is nothing wrong with his religion, his patriotism or his brains but, as it happens, I am not a believer in the myth of equality. I believe that some men wriU bettor, fight better, legislata bettor and would govern the USA better than others would. . Although Jack is clearly the betUr of the two Democratic can. didatas in West Virginia, ho does not strike, mo as being tho best available man to ho president. His disability is lmaaaturity. Some people get ever that, gome do not. Meanwhile,. Kennedy is net in . you? “ You are basically a good a u a ta d very successful la business but don’t you think your Heavenly Father merils an occasional mes­ sage from you? “The next time you feel irate at your son, therefore, just think about what i ’vs said.” Jaks looked thoughtful. I wasn’t sure but that I might have of­ fended him. Apparently, however, ha appreciated my remarks. “Dr. Crans, I sever thought of it in that way before,” bo mused. “I like (ho idea that prayer is similar to telephoning God. “And God doesn’t charge us for our calls, whereas wa human portals pay |S to IS when our ton telephones ns and reverses the cost. “God novor demands toll from us whan wa pray, dots he? “1H discuss that idea with Mo- CRO SSW O RD ■*1|H . it : i ii 'M l • '• M • •* i » :i - . *1 i : r « «(■ ! : m" 1 ■ ■ • 1)1i. i • i” : to 1 .IM I • . r»* • ‘ f * -r • l « ' 11*' 'so III*' IlHi’i ’i i y1 . . i i Jt ‘ tha m b * Degue with 8ml Lyn­ don B. Johnson ss • ltndor of and I resent such an entrapment, mtn. In nn orn when leadership as do many in West Virginia. Moreover, I accord prejodice as should bo paramount. It seems to mo that Sen. Stuart Symington is the tight of all men. In Kipling’s the second host available Demo­ great story, “Her Majesty’s Ser­ crat, and that former nominee vants,” tbo cavalry eharger, them, Adkl Stevenson is third best It mule, the camels and bollocks ail*' also appears u me that Vice Pre­ expressed separate fears, issident Nixon, Gov. Nelson Rocke­ etincts, superstitions sad preju­ feller and Son. Barry Goldwatar, dice* — just like human beings. all Republicans and all available, People who are underprivileged in might well do bettor in tho WhUa education and information art go. Haute than Ketmeey would. Even log to act upon their intuitions— so, H would bo a travesty to vote just liko other or God’s craatnros. But in rplte of qualms and quib­ for Humphrey In West Virginia aa a mean* or knocking out bles, a man ehould vots as his contclenct dictatea. Mina, in Weat Kennedy. My voU for Kennedy would Virginia, would UII me I had n o e come hard for anothar reason. It right to elgh, **if only Lyndon• would seem liko *n entrapment. were hero!” — and no right to Just as I am n non-btUaver in grumble, “How come. I have to •quality, T am a scoffer at pure provt my lack of anti-Catholicism IntellectualUm. My parents sent to anybody V* No, tho dutiful thing me U college and graduate college. to do ie to march behind the cnrI hare reed a lot of books, met a tain and scorn ona for tbo cahdilot of people and am the happy data of up merit. possessor of a Catholic daughUr, Everything that haa happened in son - In - law and granddaughter. the sUU primaries could very Frankly, I am loaded with preju­ well happen in November whan wa dices, but I don’t havo any re­ get another two-bom n o s. Tho m ligious ones. Yet I get tbo feeling Wait Virginia example should w that I am expected U support brace us for that ono. Three Minutes A Day BY JAMES KELLER WASHINGTON - Dick Clark, disc idol of teenage millions, end­ ed up doing a Dr. Jeykll-Mr. Hyde act in the big public halt on the hill known as the House Cau­ cus Ream. This, his second day In the great payola quu, found him onand-off tho witness aland. His hour of reckoning kept approach­ ing, but always, something would coma up to delay It. Now ha was before his inquisi­ tors - - grim, shrewd, all-knowing about the complexities of bigUme business. Next ho was back-' (d in i corner by the teenagers, grinning like ■ little boy, sign­ ing autographs with a flourish. The transition was aa fluid as when ona moves from the hot water tap to tho cold. Each tima that testimony before IVSV W ■ C11WBA* Wiv IHTCi HWUiU come down. First it was for lunch, than for a quorum call, then for a roll call . . And each Ume tbo gum-chewing tacnagvrs would come to life. It was evident, though, that tba kids ware gradually becoming Irritants to Clark, who had more important things to do than smile for giddy rock-and-rollars, though it was they who made him fam­ ous. Now. he was possibly fight­ ing for hD professional life. And it was a profitable pro- CRO SSW O RD Calif.) tilled the room with accu­ sations, that tha 31-yaar-old en­ tertainer flushed. Moss wanted to show that re­ cord companies made subtle gifts to Clark to win ’’exposure'' for their songs. Ono possible avenue was through the giving of copy­ rights to the disc jockey. How many copyrights did Clark obtain when be acquired his em­ pire of companies? Replied Clark: "Ono hundred and fourteen." Mou: “How did you acqulro than • • by purchase” Soma of thorn, bo said. Others wore given to him. Mom: “Somo quilt valueUo? Then you received valuable cmslderaUooa from these firms?" But the congressman went on "You ere tho only nationally broadcast disc jockay with tbo opportunity to exploit records for whomever owned them. You bad the best exposure of aay of tho disc jockeys . is that tnis?” Clark frowned. He gulped. Ha said it was true. And in tha hack of tho roomr young autograph hounds shifted their feet. They were waiting only for the next inlarmltsion to look into (bo long-lashed brown eyes of thalr idol • • iato the aeft, LOS ANGELES — Deputy DDL warm amlla of tha “other” Dick Atty. Fred N. Whichello, a prolo­ Clark. cutor at the murder trial of Dr. R. Bernard Finch and Carole Trogolf, filling out a state accident compensation form for n callout be developed on a vocal jnord when delivering final arguments: “How accident happened: talked too long and too loud, forcing voice, causing damage to vocal cords.” Quotable Quotes WASHINGTON A Census Bu­ reau spokesman, disclosing that the bureau expects a number of ciUes to complain that thsy have n higher popilation than ctaaua figures show: “Tha Cemu* Bureau wants to present honest and accurata fig­ ures but wa a r t going to collide with local prido U they ara not up to tha usual optimistic txpac- A magnificent collection of the treasure of the ancient Phnroahs was recently found lying neglected in the bssement of the Cairo Mu­ seum. H Included statues of solid gold and numerous other priceless ob­ jects. Experts claim they were the possessions of (itten Hetcp-bcros. She was (ho mother of Cheops, the Egyptian ruler who buQt the G n a t Pyramids 1,400 years ago. After a careftd study, Dr. Selim Hassan, curator o f.th e Museum and renowned archeologist, said: “They surpass tho fabulous troasures of Tut-ankb-amcn as fa r as thalr historical, scientific and taehnleal value la concerned.” Possession, even of kings and queens, sooner or later a r t forgot­ ten, gather dust, or aro discarded. Use the riehes or this Ufa for what they aro worth. But take particular care that you do not devote to them the "laying up of treasure in heaven.” “ Lay for yourselvas treasures la heaven, where neither rust nor moth consumes, no thieves breek in end steel.** (Matthew 0:M). By PHIL NEWSOM L’PI Foreign Editor Italy's Prem ier Fernaado Tambron!, who just recently aurvived e Parliamentary crisis, m ay run into another one when be tries to get the 1960 • 01 budget through the legislative machinery by the Oct. 31 deadline. His main trouble will come in tba committees. HU government Is mad# up of Chris­ tian DemocraU. They, with sup­ port from the Neo-FasciiU and some independents, bold a work­ able m ajority on the floor of tho Senate and the chamber of depu­ ties. But it’s another stery in tha committees. The government U out-numbered In the Industry, In­ terior, Foreign Affairs, Constitu­ tional Affairs, Justice and thf Budget and State Industry ComEnvy and fear art tha only pas­ mUtees. It bolds narrow margin* sions to which no piMsuro is at­ la seven other committees and is tached. tied in stUl another. This precari­ —John Churton Collins ous balance bids fair to bring now trouble to Tambroni. CAMERAS Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush­ Photography SappUw chev's speech to the Supreme 1 • Day Devalapiag laaoiaa Soviet la st week, and his equally WIEBOLDT CAMERA tough speech a t the oil center of Let us so strive for riches that never fade, O Lord, that wa will Baku earlier, havo made E ast SHOP never bo overwhelmed by the German CommuniaU confident be 110 8. Park Saafacd. Fi will lake a hard eland a t the pauiog values of thla life- O ver 4 7 ,0 0 0 sold in April The best Instrument at tha dis­ posal of a Government wishing to persuade another Government will always remain tha spoken words of n decant man. —Jules Cambon Edltori Do you know what it ia like to taka a tiny Chihuahua puppy six weeks old and car* for him for eight years, and to let him out of the house for a few mlnutaa, and ia n few hours find him dead and buried ona block from hU hom eshot through the body? Only by accident did wa find yard. Who could bo mean enough to kill n littlo fivo-pound dog? My mothor and I are lonesome today and will bo for a long time. Haul Porter 1104 W. 25th St. Why thoiuandiaweekBiritdi to Rambler Mon people bought Ramblers ia April thaa aver b a te s ia hietory. Mara peapla switched foam athacamhae to R ambler . Hera’awkyl *1795 SAN FO RD E L E C T R IC C O . • ILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, Inc U M r ir i I s f a m m i m W. 1 * • A M T tU K Fl'i ii fi; I' ] if. lTT II i, i t L iA ,Er t WJV..1* , - -J Paris Summit meeting on the question of West Berlin. They say be means every word when he says he will turn over control of the supply routes to West Berlin to East Germany unless tha West­ ern powers accept hU plea for Germany. Germany, once the world's leadlag submarine power, la expecUd to make e spectacular comeback in this uus field iiv ia with w h o Us ii* new new ceavenconvex- * in tional submarines. Reliable word “ haa it that tba first dosen U-boats to be built at the Bonn govern­ ment-owned Howaldt shipyards in Kial will be outsbono only by U J. Nuclear submarines. Tha new boats for the West German navy art due to become operational next yaar. I �j f trail Tuto. May 10. 1983—Page 6 Greyhounds Return Home Tonight Seminoles Smash Track Records i Ceacb Jim Plgotl and hla Semi­ nole tra c k -te am returned from the Diitriet track meet In Bartow le»t week with several m w re­ cord*. In the field of a team* the ^Seminole team placed fourth with tree of the stalwarts In top spots. In the 440 yard dash, senior Ray Lundqulat brake a state track record by running the event in St second*. However this will not be re cognised as a state record because it was not run at a state meet. In the shot put event, Tony Sulpizlo placed second to Winter P ark's Mike Mosher and also set a new Seminole school record. His M i s carried 41 feet, five Inches. Chester Pawley, who has been one of the finest milera in the ataU for the past two years, won the event with an eieellent time of 4:40. Pawley Is the holder of the school record. In tba broad Jump senior Jim ­ my Gracey placed third with a leap of » feet, three inches. These four boys, placing la their events, are entitled to com ^ e t e in the state meet at Gaines­ v i l l e Saturday. If Lundqulst is able to main tain his speed that bo displayed in tba district meet, he could establish a new state mark. This will wind u» tbs most sueeessful track season since SHS began competing tear yeara agt. Sherry 'B ack' In Business UnHod Proas latensattoMl World forios bora Larry Sherry la back la tba bull pan, and tka w ly ha's going h e ll soon have tho Los Angelas Dodgers back la busi­ ness. Manager Wall Alston discarded bis early-seasoa trial of the 24^ ear-o ld flraballer as a starter V f ts r Sherry lost three of four de­ cisions In the unaccustomed role and tho move Is paying lmmedlale dividends. In fact, Sherry has won all throe of the Dodgers' most recent triumphs sa d has allowed only one run and five hits In bis last 1011 Innings. Sherry appeared on the acene Monday night after Bob Bktnaor’a ninth-inning homer enabled tho P ittsb u rg h Pirates to tie the score BU 4-4 and picked up his third win in five dayi when Charlig Neal connected for a three-run homer off Elroy Face in the last of the fram e to produce a 7-4 victory. The blow produced a third straight loss this season for Paco, who didn't lose hla first game last year until September and finished the campaign with an ia-1 record. I t also was tba fourth loot in a raw for tho Pirates and their sixth seven games since their ninegame winning streak. Camilo Pascual struck out 11 batters and pitched a three-hitter aa tba Washington Senators beat tba Kansas City Athletics, S-l, in the only other major league action Manday. Pascual, who hadn't won nine# letting n club strikeout mark • f IS batters oo opening day, leads tba American League with 42 strikeouts. • ---------------------- League Leaders By United P rats lakraetlana! Nattenal League Player 4 Ctab G.AB B. M-Pet. Maya, 8. F. » to i t i t .4ts Aaron, MUw. IS as t 21 .341 C oante, Pitts. U *7 17 IS .271 Burgess, Pitts. IS 47 » 17 .347 p U a a t r , Pitts. 22 7 t 20 IS .342 W h ite, St. L. 20 12 14 27 .321 Scbndst, MU. !• S3 7 20 421 CaUteoe. Phil, l l S3 7 17 421 Bailey, Cln. 20 71 S 23 41> Kasko, Cin. 22 S3 13 S3 417 Americ aa League * Marls, N. Y. 12 41 I t 23 .431 Allison, Wash. IS 70 17 IS .400 •I Skowroa, N.Y. IS SS S 3S .400 Runnels, Bos. 14 U • 11 4SS i . Lumps, K. C. IS 71 • 27 4TI , p a n s e n , Balt. 18 88 ■ 22.341 ' flpiiercik, Bel. i» ta s is 4 a Wandlsf. Bel. i t IS 18 Si 4SS Power, Ctevf. 17 74 • Ml 4M Mastle, N.Y. IS I t SI IS 4S1 Practically every event that was run this year had a new school rocord established sometime dur­ ing the season. With the excep­ tion of the point scoring of Miko Mosher of Winter Park. SHS com­ pletely dominated eaeb meet In the OBC this season. Tourney The Seminole High baseballera will boat the Sub group toumamsnt scheduled to open here Thursday. Teams in the tourney are Sanford, Lymao, Colonial, Tay­ lor, Evans and DoLand. The first game will be play­ ed Thursday afternoon with Ly­ man meeting Colonial. ’ 5“ LL New Kegler Loop Sets Fast Pace aJ- • 1 ;-i Babo Ruth League baseball will atari a night time acbedute F ri­ day. The first game will pit tba Ro­ tary club against Lake Mary. The game* will be played a t Memorial Stadium on nights when the Grey­ hounds are on tha road. • t y f c . -n ; t - w Standings Flerida State Leagua W Pet. Lakeland Palatka 14 .847 12 .632 .611 13 11 .378 .330 U a is .321 S 12 .304 S 13 .330 SANFORD St. Pete Leesburg Tampa Orlando Daytona Derby Winner Set For Preakness The Navy defeated Chase 10-0 In Little League play Monday. In BALTIMORE (UPI) — Venetian Babe Ruth League action, Shrine Way and Bally Ache, who finished defeated Lake Mary, 1S-1. 1-S In last Saturday’* Kentucky Derby, are scheduled to arrive to­ Sweeney’s Pace day a t Pimlico, where (bey will re ­ new their rivalry in the Preakness Bowlerettes Loop Stakes Mty 21. Swteney’a continue to pace, the The young colts will be aboard J e t Bowlerettes Bowling League (he same cargo plane that is due with n record of IP wine against at nearby Friendship Airport this nine loesei. afternoon. They will then be van­ In second piece li Nell's H air Sa­ ned to Pimlico. lon followed by Mary Esthsr’a and Venetian Way and Bally Ache Yowoll'a. a r t developing Into steady flight Trim-otto, Duko and Duchasa, companions. They also were ship­ Howo'a and Ro-Jaya a r t all tlod for ped to Kentucky an the same plane fifth place. last month after Baily Ache turned back his rival in the Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park. Babe Ruthers Set N igh t Games g w jj* BATTER UP! Johnny Cannanvlno feta set to bait the ball in the top pic­ ture aa the Sunland Estates Little League team met Longwoud to open the second round of the season. Mike Morgan is tho catcher and Moo Leonard is the umpire. Bottom pictuio shows Morgan keeping his ey e on home plate while waiting to score from third bass in the tilt. Third sicker is Bryan Hassctt. Altamonte Springs, Longwood and Sunland lead the six team action in the league. (Herald Photos) The newly organised Jst Lanes "T ", league is going into its third week of competition. The first week saw Jean’s Spaghetti House corns in first with a 1374 scratch ssrics. Second place went to Team 1 with a 1,304 scratch. Coming up third was Wieboldl's Camera Shop with a 1,320. Follow­ ing were Country Club Manorettcs, 1,233, Smith Amoco 1,131, with laat place going to Team 3 with a Ml. High individual game went u> Kathy Bukur of Wieboldts .with a 122, second highest to Harriett Cowley, also of Wieboldts, with a 100. The following week aerie t m w a hot contest between Wieboldl's high 1,300 scratch and Team 1 with a 1.428. Third high scries went to County Club Manorettcs with a 1,301. Jeans Spaghetti House followed with 1,201. Smith Amoco, 1,117 and Team 3 finish­ ed up with 017. High individual score was again taken by Kalhy. Bukur of Wie­ boldts with a terrific 211, and aba also took sacond high individ­ ual scratch with a IBS. . Taking the laad for both weeks is Team 1 with 2.SS3 scratch. Wleboldt Is in second with a close 1,831, Jean's Spaghetti House takes third place with 2,033, Coun­ try Club Manorettes is In fourth place with 2,821, Smith Amoco haa fifth place with a 2,318 and Team 3 nails down last place with l.aos scratch,____________ Navy Captures Little Loop Play S S ra jlR B w t By JBKRY COVINGTON Robbie Robertson and his hard hitting Sanford Greyhounds re­ turn home tonight after a three day stay on the road with an nil Important game a g a i n s t the Lakeland Indians. This game •haptf up to lie a very important tilt a i the Greyhound* will be fighting off their toughest com­ petition for tho number on* spot in the fast Florida Slat* League. A large crowd is expected to be on hand as the locals take to the field against Johnny Llppon's In­ dians In the tussle for first place. The game will get underway a t 7:45 p. m. a t Memorial SUdium. The Greyhound lineup boasts several of the top hitteri In the league. Right fielder Bolivar Hinojosa, the big Dominican Re­ public cleenup hitter returns home with a hot hitting streak and he is currently hitting around the 460 mark. Third baseman Country Uukre, who is one of the most colorful and spirited players In the league Is also right up there on top in the batting race. Although he hat not displayed long ball power at the plate he i* hitting line ehote to right field and it an excellent hit and run man. He is alto a tagy bare runner with blinding speed and his stomach and head first slides somewhat remind tbe fan of a famous man with the s4me handle, Enos (Country! Slaughter. Shortstop Dick Green, who thrilled a large crowd last week with a towering homerun over the football scoreboard to put a gains on ice, will be in the lineup and he too It hitting the ball above the 400 mark. Catcher Bob I’eres it anotl Greyhound who has been romli, through for Robertson. He hai Canucks Sign 57 U. S. Gridders OTTAWA, Ont. (U P It-S tlffe r competition from United States professional i M g u e s haa failed to ru t the quantity of recruiting by Canada'! Big Four Football Leagua cluba but may have hurl the quality, A United Prass International survey showed today th at the four Canadian Big Four teams have announced the signing of 87 new United States players for the coming season. A similar review e year ago turned up a signing*. Compered with a year ago, however, the rotters appear a bit bare of “name" U. 8. college stars. They list primarily "dark horse" candidates from a variety of smaller American colleges plus a sprinkling of National Football League draft choices from the larger echoelf. Cards Sign End ST. LOUIS (UPU—Walter Wolfner, managing director of the St. Louis Football Cardinals, Tuesday announced that Maury Schleicher, former Penn State star, bad signed hit i960 contract. He la a defensive end and linebackar. By fa tte d Press Intematlaual Americas Leagua W. L Pet. GB Chicago 12 8 .617 ... New York to 6 .623 1 Boston 8 7 .322 2tk Cleveland 8 8 .338 2t« Baltimore 10 8 .328 214 Washingtoa 8 18 .444 4 Detroit 8 18 .233 Ilk Kansas City 8 12 .223 8 Natleeal League W. L. Pet. GB San Francisco 14 7 .647 ... Pittsburgh 13 8 .301 m Milwaukee I 7 .341 214 Cincinnati 11 11 .300 31» Los Angelas 11 12 .471 4 St. Louis • 11 .430 414 Philadelphia 8 12 .409 Stk Chicago 0 12 .333 8W W t u k . U UM '•oxing Abolished At Wisconsin MADISON, HI*. (UPI) - Tho University o( Wisconsin faculty Monday night voted overwhelming­ ly to abolish intercollegiate boslng at tbe school, immediately coding a 27-year tradition JOst 23 days after tbe death of former NCAA champion boxer Cbarlet Mohr. Mohr, a 22-year-old aenior from Merrick, N. V.. died on Easter Sunday, tight days after ha col­ lapsed la the dressing room here from a brain hemorrhage auffered after his NCAA title fight April 9. Mohr lost the fight to Stu Kar­ tell. a high school friend who was boalng for San Josa State. I t was the third meeting this p e a r 'b e ­ tween Mohr and BaruU with tach winning o n e ,, , Sports Banquet Set Wednesday T bt annual Seminole High Sports banquet will be held Wednesday at tba Civic Center. Tbe banouct will begin at 7 p. m. and awards and trophies will be presented to outstanding atblates during tba past year. Featured epeakcr for the eve­ ning wilt be BUI Peterson, head coach of Florida Stato University. Play Safe — ( ^ M F atlantic national bank ( 8). Second game— Sanford ........... 310 ooo 3-8 ll 1 Lakeland .......... 010 204 x -T 8 S Gollck and Peres; Irving, Marek (7) and Dobrtykowskl. First Game Sanrerd AB B M RBI Chavarria, 2b 4 0 1 8 Maloney, if 0 8 8 Dukes, 3b • Hinojosa, rf 0 Perea, c • 8 Gammel, e 8 Sisk, cf 8 Green, ,ss 3 1 1 0 llarrelson, lb 3 0 1 8 Sanders, p 2 0 1 a Freeman, p 0 0 0 0 Dube, p a 0 0 • Tolali ' 23 Lakeland Long, cf Gentle, If Parker, John, 2b Lanier, rf Bates, lb Parker, Jack, 36 Lund, sa Raines, c B Pag Dobrsykowskl, 8 South, p a i 2 AB R ■ RBI SOS 2 4 3 1 1 3 3 1 1 2 28 8 1 2 8 2 4 1 1 2 4 1 1 3 2 0 1 8 0 18 8 0 18 8 2 1 1 I 30 14 11 U Totals Universal'Jaap'.it dam hundreds ef jebal *Jaep'UlHtey Waaaw.ii dual purpose vehicle for busiest* aod family! FOB F ill ISTIMATIm d M m m ia M a in w ilM C iia if tSSBSb p40M tv VlaN M . J K A ll drive for economical highway With power uke-of, these weekhorta vehicles operate a wide variety of •pedal equipment. And their rugged stamina • lands up under tba toughaat um 365 days a year. Today!—make a date to see and drive tha 'Jeep! vehicle thafa right for your jobs. h k y s u e r fsr lass tbss Mw ssst sf rasa iitts A The line acorei: First game— Santerd ............ 030 000 0 - 2 11 1 Lakeland ......... 100 087 x -1 4 11 1 Sanders, Freeman (3), , Dube (8) and Peres, Gammel (8); South and Ralaei, Dobrtykowskl Forward C en tral'Jeep*T racks..; Unequalled combination af maneuver ability and payload capacity I year whole hone m i SANFOBD Lakeland rolled across six runs la that Innlag and seven tba next. Lakeland won the second gam« with four runs in the sixth, staviag oft a three-run rally by Sanford in the seventh. Palatka rolled up 13 runs In a riotous fifth inning against Or­ lando. Orlando tried three pitchers that Inning and five overaU. P a­ latka worked four pitchers. Moltengres fanned 14 aa ha tam­ ed Daytona Beach. He struck out the side In the sixth and Mventh innings. Leesburg got a 3-run double from John Grlggln In the Mventh to win over St. Petersburg. Tho win moved Leesburg to within alx percentage points of fourth place. w h y‘Jeep’ vehicles IN no, CONDITIONING I N I >. Saafeed Ave. Jeep tally if 4'Vfhial'lrivftviklolM IB v iu v t...w r its m u tt U FA 2-8442 * '?#* sn>w3al8 af 4-VImI<Mh n M n tadtyl m i. rU. CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 8L t By Ualted Press laternaltoaal Lakeland iwapt Into first.pltre past Saaford in tbe Florida State League race Monday night by 'taking a doublchcader 14 to 2 and 7 to 8. Palatka moved to within a few percentage points of the top by out-slugging Orlando 22 to 14 In a wild match that saw nine pitchers taking their lumps. Fourth-place St. Petersburg fell two games back of the leaders by dropping a 6 3 contest to Leesburg. Tampa, riding the three-hit pitching of Jack Motrngrcr, coast­ ed past Daytona Beach 3 to 1. Sanford was leading Lakctand 2 to 1 In the first game going In the bottom of the fifth Inning. But A test-drive will prove 6m Sb bBBsBto say tofBBf sif SAN FO BD CASCO M PAN Y Florida State League Race Tied Up As Greyhounds Lose Doubleheader Rugged 'Jeep! vehicles aava you time and money on job-after-job. They have tha extra traction of'Jsepl 4-wheel drive to maneuver easily where ordinary trucks can't go—through mud; •and, soft earth or ovor rough, rocky country, in good weather or bad. They shift easily into conventional 2-wheel KANSAS CITY. Me. (UPI) Muscular Bob Cerv, who can hit a baseball as far as anyone, may be traded this year by the Kansas City Athletics. Put your nest egg in the morial SUdium haa left a lot to be desired. If you are looking for a good outing tonight com* out to tha ball park and ac* one of the finest bail teams ever fielded hero. The pitch­ ing Is the most solid th a t h a t been •ten around tha loop In yaara and with tour or five .300 hitters In the lineup it can't help from being interesting. With Sanford, Lakeland, and Palatka right up there the first half race promlaas to be a thriller right down to the wire. If tho Grcyhounua are able to maintain th tir pac* wa could b* host city for the A li-S u r game in July. will do your jobs better! Athletics M ay Trade Bob Cerv ECONOMICAL HOT WATER SERVICE!, been hitting in every gam* and has been coming through with the base hit when the "duck* are on." He it a true student of the game and has greatness written all over him. Ccntcrficlder Pet Sisk, has been experiencing a batting slump but now has started bitting the ball with authority. Tbe Greyhound lineup Is stud­ ded with talent and they are pro­ viding the best In baseball. They are a well managed group of young rookies and all It will lake (or them to be better Is good fan support. Up through this point of the season tha attendence a t Me- ~ VJ* .•••• �I THE ONE WE HAVE IN 0 ' - » HOUSE television . set . IS BUSTSO , AdullSummer Classes Slated OO YOU REALLY THINKYOUGAN s _ MAKE A TEtEViSiCei _ THAT WILL 'T V^OPK? By FRED DANZIG • • w r it k n o w who n r PLANO TO UTAD INTO A H /N P /A N A M B U S H . - ■ - SCOUT n a m e d b n b a d d o m n Y w o w -that he to 4W k FOLLOWED p y THE LONE RANGED AND TONTO WHAT'6 0 0 NOBLE ABOUT 1 AMI? > HOWABOUTTHAT/V I HASN'TSO atVtNflNfl UP THtRt- DUMB, MM9 JU5T WAITIN'FOR J \,XAB££Rt diamonds/ MtAT A m k BREAK/ , B E F O R E , BYWATCWlN’ G R AN D M A'S CHIMNEY. WE C O U LD ALW AYS TE W HEN S H E WAS BAKIN DU I MULH.WM Mn tK NCW N O N -S M O K IN ' S T O V E . WE D O N Y HAVE A C H A N C e wera repulsed, that his kookie hostess peeked a .34 and was eager to use It on him. Why? Well, the oblique, hipster • type dialogue Indicated that Marvin was no stranger to Miss Signoret. They spoke of Marvin's tattoo and led us down all sorts of blind alleys before we found out wbal was bugging the woman. It seemed that Marvin, while drunk and driving, had killed Miss Slgnorel's husband and dau­ ghter and Mitt Signoret hid merely come to avenge those needless deaths and the anguiah they caused her. After pistol - whipping Marvin, she marched him to the ceme­ tery. Then the showed the blub­ bering captive that the gun wasn't loaded. She walked away and we knew that Marvin's guilty con­ science would destroy him even­ tually. Despite the inferior script, Miss Signoret had a few brief moments in which to display her uniqua talents as an actress. NEW YORK (UP!) - Aa my contribution toward Franco-American good will, ‘I’m trilling to for­ give and forget something called, "Don’t You Remember?" And I hope the French do, too. The play, seen Sunday night on CBS-TV’a **GE Theater," repretented lha eagerly-awaited debut in American TV dramatics for Simone Signoret, the Academy Award-winning French itar, Alvin Sargent's half-hour play started off on a pieudo-sophlaticute level, making effective use of the kind of he-ihe talk we TV watchers have come to associate with private rye civilisations. (Lots of “I’ve been around—all around" and "you'ra bad luck, lady" stuff.) But because of the sensuous, communicative projections of Miss Signoret and her able costar, Lee Marvin, the first half of the show held together nicely. The story bad Miss Signoret checking into a aleasy hotel and inviting to her aleasy room the aleasy desk clerk, Marvin, for a "Music on Ice," making lta late, late nightcap. Little did Mar­ debut Sunday night on NBC-TV, vin know, until after bis advances nerved up a format familiarly known as escape-on-the-rocka. Scheduled to be with us through the warm weather months, the variety hour offered Ice - skating numbere and songs. Host Johnny Desmond and guest star JiU Corey handled the latter while a troupe of skatars 'ed by tha bril­ liant Jacqueline Du Bief per­ formed on the too small rink. Tha show is Intended for fullfamily viewing. It’a right out of TV’s let age, insofar a t produc­ tion is concerned. The magic, tha smoothness and unfettered grace TUESDAY P. M. that is essential to ice show stage­ craft was woefully lacking in this I i SS (I t W eather-N ew s-Saert* aimless program. Tha best things S ill t l i I’seele'a Choice ( t ) H ighw ay r » tro l In tha hour were Miss Du Biel's (S) News skating and some downing by I.JS (SI Uporte Ben Dova. S its (S) W eather (S) c en tra l FI*. N ew s «:4C (II W eather ( t l M arkets 1:41 <SI H untley • Brinkley (SI L eas Jtaaser (* l John Daly 7:4# (SI .Not For Hire t t l Bob Lynn ahoer T ilt t*> D o u t E dw arlS 7:1* 111 Laramie 1*1 Slea Into Space III augerfont I:** IS) Tha V ikings l;S* i t ) Htartlm* (»> W yatt Karp (*l Karris Hryaat 1:0* t i l T lshtrop* (I ) Riflem en 1:1* IS) lied ChelSea Iff C elt 44 i l l Arthur Murray ll: t * 111 M Hquad III Harry Meet* Show I f l A k oo Preeent* l*:t* 4• l Han Kranclaco B eat tSI Man' Called X 11:** III and Its 41) N ew s I ties f t l w eath er 11:14 l»> Movie (41 Movie M ill (Si Jack r e a r t:*e (SI Nawa E. S. Douglasi, director of adult and vocational education, today announced the lum m er icbedule for Seminole . County Voeelional School. Evening eouriea in typing, book­ keeping, commercial law, butlneu arithmetic, and’ office machlnei will continue throughout the sumraer. The ichool will remain open four nlghli a week, Monday* through Thurtdayi, 7-10 p. m .. Any adult, t t y e a n of age or older, ii eligible to enroll. The only charge U an enrollment fee of II, a typing fee of 11 and the coit of any workbook* or practice tela that may be needed by the itudant. The Vocational School li a publie ichool under the supervision of the Seminole County Board of Public Instruction. Teachen in the evening department are Mri. Lydia Watt, Miia Mary George, and Mri. Betty Noyes. For further information call or viait the ichool in the Kent Building on Commercial Street. May 37 win i n a horde «f happy youngsters daih out of Seminole County achoola for a summer of tun and fun. Thli la the last day of the ichool year and it alto graduation night in the county. Taaeher* will atay # duty through June I. county ichool superintendent R. T. Mlluce laid today. Feature: 1:1* • S:11 M l • 7;®* • 1:11 STARTS THURSDAY “PURPLE GANG’ NBC’a “ Laramie" repeats “ The Pass" tonight. Drought and • kidnaping figure In “The Long Dry,” the Western tale on ABC'a “Sugarfoot.” "Tenneiise Ernie Meela King Arthur" is tha title of the "Startim e" apeclai oa NBC. 1 <( . - \l 1 i'iL>r . *4 ih i t- ’ L a WEDNESDAY A. M. I:S* T:«S T ill 7:1* 7:41 III! S ill 1:1* (Si C ontlneatat Claiareeai ( t l Today—D avs Qarraway ( a| W eather <*) Carteea* (I ) N ev a (II Nawe (II Captala K aagsraa (I ) M oraine T he*ire . .. \\\ Nawa 8°.rep.v.RD,r... • Interview* i: 4 l (I ) S i l l (II lf:t* 111 III III t l : l l (SI (SI IS) 11:11 i l l (II t i l l * (S t (I ) Nawa * Weather D ousb He Ml Red Row* Show K arteon Kapera P lay Tour Hunch On The O* Movie P ries I* Rlaht I Love Lucy C eaeealretloa December B r il* WEDNESDAY P. M. III** (II Truth »r Conaequeaeee ADMISSION 71c KIDDIES UNDKR IS • FREE CO-FEATL'BE AT 10iM “FORBIDDEN DESERT" IN WARNERCOLOR ■' Swingthetrade cfyour lifeat your t i i Lev* *r Lira t»! Meetleaa Oua 11:1* ( t l Could Be Tea llV ta v a * m l I '. 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Our a trodo-io nlioqfanaaa and a you in a Falcon right away THE TIME YOU h a d gray STARTED GOINS , MAfflFCW O U TW im BOYt* UTTERLY ■So* “ F O R D S l f e a i i M E " l a liv in g co lo r T uead d y a o a N B C -T V * » i �1 — Use HERALD Want Ads To Deliver Your Business Service Message. PH. FA 2-2611 4. Real Estate Wanted 1-ROOM efficiency apartment, private bath. Suitable for one or couple. Across from postoftice. FURNISHED cottage . In Mary. FA 3-3041. Lake FURNISHED upstairs apartment, hot water furnished. $30. Phone FA 3 6337. RENT OR SALE: 3-bedroom house in quiet neighborhood. FA 2-3690. B u r n is h e d 4 # room apartment. The HERALD Call FA 2-50211 _ l-BEDROOM house, kiteben equip­ ped. Ph. FA 2-3303. t-BEDROOM furnished home to responsible people. 9100 month. . RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospita* ft Baby Beda By Day, Week or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE l-BEDROOM upstairs downtown 116 W. 1st 8t. furnished apsrtm cnt 663 per Ph. FA 2-5191 month. FA 2-3071. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, 1305 Elliott. CaU FA 2-3234. Inquire Apt. 2 4074k W. 1st. 2-ROOM and bath apt. FA 2 0379. WELAKA APARTMENTS: roomi private baths, 114 W. First St. 975 MONTH: 2 B. R., all electric fajR N . Apt. 99144 W. 1st St. kitchen. Neat, clean, private. Near N. A. S. Children welcome. FURNISHED apartment, Available May 1. Tel. FA 2-3346. and close In. Adults Jimmy Cowan, FA 2-4013. FURNISHED apt. 500 Park Ave (BEDROOM bouse, Florida room COOL. roomy 2 bdrm. unfurn. and double ear garage. Close downstairs apt. 967.36. 1700 Mag. to schools and shopping center.' nolia Ave. FA 2 3951. Call FA 2-4036. 1R CONDITIONED furnished garage apartm ent Adults. Call PA 2-1928. (BEDROOM house trailer $10 per week; in Oatten. Ph. FA 2-0319. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house, kitchen equipped Ph. FA 24466. 113 PALMETTO Ave., furnished NICELY furnished 3 room apart­ bachelor apartment. ment. FA 2-3303. DUPLEX apartment, S room* and bath. 943 per month. 309 W. Ith. SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gablet 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 14720. Ce PA q ftftS • ftatifurh Rrralil LOTS or ACREAGE C. A. Whiddon, Sr. "The teacher said the (ava me the u r t because ahe believed in type casting. What ioea that means M om ? 1. Mortgage Loana St. Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM l i t N. Perk Ave. Ph. FA 34123 3-REDROOM, 1 bath C. B. bouse for sale, 910,000. Term*. For rent: $93 per mo. FA 2-7017. GREATLY REDUCED: Forced lo aell 3 bedroom home; Florida room. Assume Gt Loan—174.39 monthly. FA 2-7739. PARMER’S AGENCY J. W. HALL Sunland Estates NEW RAVENNA PARK • • 50 - FROM - $69 FOR SALE: 7. UuHincH Opportunities N. V. Farm er, Realtor Lillian Trama R. H. Ivers, D. H. Whitmore Associatei. ATTRACTIVE I bedroom, I bath 3463 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 3221 home in Loch Arbor; reason- After hourt, FA 2-2619, FA 2-4921 able. FA 2-2296. FA 2-0261, FA 23012 REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN HOMES | Within City Limits. S BR. 1H Bath. Kitchen Equipped. Large Family HoodT With Separate Entrance ft InsideDouble Ola** Door*. Ideal For Offire Or Study, la rg e Utility Room Fenced Backyard. Lew Month­ ly Payment. Qaiek Bale Prefer, red T * la rg e P ro fit FA 2-J#M MORTGAGE LOANS Commercial and Conventional Residence WISE end JOHNSON 431 Magnolia Ph: GA >4499 Orlando, Fla. 3-ADJ01N1NG LOTS 60* X 130'. City sewer and water. Paved St. and sidewalk. Sarita St., POPULAR and Profitable DriveDreamwold, 1% block W. of in. Sandwiches, lee cream, aoft French — 1 block Bo. Winndrinks, beer. Established clien­ Dixie. Owner, P. O, Box 1109, tele. Ideal for a couple. Orlando. ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates IN 9-RBDROOMB. 9«» TILE BATHS with entered fistoro*. lerraste floor*, Venetian Mind*, carport*, eereen perch, utility room and many ether extras. All Home* Carry A I Yr. F.H.A. Warraaty IN THE CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCES CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING work guaranteed. Free A Satisfied customer is our best mates. Phone FA 3-7919. AIR CONDITIONING advertisement. CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 22. Article* Far Sal* 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6363 103. So. Osk Ph. FA 2-3742 REDI-MtX*CONCRSTE IS . E le c tric a l S ervice* Bo Lovier Will Professional 37" Window SHU t l J S Beauty Care. 34" Window Llntela Il.tS House Wiring — il'eclric Service MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Sid Vlhlen 309 Elm Ava. Ph. FA 24T91 RANDALL FLECTR1C CO. I l l Magnolia KA 3-0913 FACTORY TO YOU Beauty Salon ALUMINUM 14. Build, Paint ft Repair VENETIAN BLINDS Enclosed head. 8ag*pre«f bottom WALL PAPERING k PAINTING lli. Flower* ft Plante fall with plaatle ends. Plastic Work Guaranteed Bod Beard or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Cut Flowers For Any Oceaslon Contact SOI Wait 9th St. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Phone FA 2 9643 FA 2-1820 or FA 2-0370 Senknrik Glean and Paint Cth THOS. E. THOMPSON 112-114 W. Swd St. FA 2-4691 General Contractor 17. Pci*, L iv esto ck . S u p p lies Homs Carpentry Repairs ROOM air conditioner In eacefc 2 CHIHUAHUA puppues 7 weeks Rooting 4 Siding lent condition. FA 14996. old, AKC Registered. FA 2-4376. Phone FA 3 6432 UMBRELLA tenU t>MS up. HOME IMPROVEMENTS a n d 19. Bout* nnd Motor* vest, boat cuabior.a, AHMY-N/ custom building. For free esti­ SURPLUS, 119 Sanford Ave. Gateway To The Waterway mates rail Revels Construction Your EVINRUDE Dealer Robson Sporting Gnoda IS. Special Service* 304-64 E. 1st. Pb FA 2 3961 IS*A Remity Parlors Plumbing ft Heating INCOME PROPERTY OR INEX­ L O C A L automobile dealership 2344 French Ave PENSIVE HOME: 3 bedrooms, needs young lady for general Realtor . dining room, fireplace, partly office work; must be able to Call Hall" Phone FA 14441 furnished, kitchen equipped; ren­ type. Write giving reiume of ovated exterior. Beautiful lot. 2-BEDROOM, l \ i bath home In pail experience lo Box H, c/o Sanford Herald. ' 1215 Oak. 96,900, t e r m a . Sunland Estates, 10J Lake Dot FA 2-2376 or FA 2-4362. Dr. Priced right for Immediate WOMEN SEW easy ready-eut sale. FA 3-3237. wrap-a round aprons h o m e . Earn 999-19 dotes — spare time. SALE OR RENT: 3 bedroom fully ANY BALL PLAYERS Write Accurate Mfgr'i., Free­ a ir conditioned frailer; C. P. 0. IN Yn UR FAMILY? port, N. Y. Kennedy. FA 24134. What could be nicer than being able to keep an eye oo them 217 SO. SUNLAND Dr., Sunlend thru your kitchen window a i Estates: 3 bedroom, 2 bath; PAY BACK BILLS they play In the park acroti the GE kitchen, livlngroom drape­ AVON COSMETICS has open street from this sptc-and-span ries. Monthly payments 990.33, Inc for enorgotic ladies. Flex­ three bedroom home? Includes taxes _nd Insurance. ible hours. Write, Manager, The price, $12,930 with 91000 91,230 down, 9900 cash or terms Box 946, Lockhart. Down, makes this a sensational to suit yoa. 'FA 2-4397. bargain. MAID by day o r hour. Must be W. H. "Bill" STEMPER Agency dependable and hard-working. BUDGET BOOSTER Realtor ft Insurer CaU FA 2-1160. If you have good credit and 1130 Phone FA 2-419! 112 N. Park we can move you into thia nice Phone FA 2 8331 2901 Park Dr. two bedroom home where your investment equity will grow very OWNER leaving town: 9 bed­ fast; kitchen equipped. Total MEN-Women 910. Daily. Sell Lum­ room, livlngroom, kitchen, alu­ inous nameplates. Write Reeves price 93,993. Just dial the num­ minum Jalousie porch; 91,2M; Co., Atllebero, Mass. ber for. , . mo. payments 947. 2406 Orange Ave. FA 24390. SPECIAL SERVICE ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor BRANCH OFFICE LAWN MOWING, yard work, odd Raymond Lundqulst, Asaoc. "Bill" Stemper Agency Jobs; young man, dependable. FA 5-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Realtor ft Inauror FA 2-7034. 2601 Park Drive 3-B. R. home, furn. or unfurn. Buy FA 2-8331 equity. Will rent 9110 a month. Wynnewood Dr. Ph. FA 1-3919. SEE IT NOW! SUNLAND ESTATES: 3 bedroom, Four bedroom. 2 bath home. Quiet community, LR. 11' x 20'; DR.; I bath, extra Uige home. View kitehen, built in stove, disposal. of lake. Assume FHA or FHA Utility room wired for washer in s e r v i c e mortgage. Pb. South Pinecreet and dryer. Corner lot 100' x 120' FA 2 3172. On Oners Read, He. of Hanford with 12 orange trees. Low down payment. No qualifying, Phone FA 24514. 17*99, g mile* he. ef Master* YOU 21. Furniture MAIER Real Kntnte For Sale FURNISHED apartments, hard . wood floors, tilo bathe. 992 W, 1 27th. Street. 18. Special Services TV Service within the hour. Re­ HOUSEWORK. F4 2 2W8 e Bic. VALUES pair your TV for $7.50, in your • QUICK CREDIT home or no charge. Sunshine D K N T A t. receptionist—typing, # EASY TERMS TV, FA 2 9855 lith t dictation; no experience; WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS attendini business college at WILSON ititht; permanent resident. Pb. FREE ESTIMATES cheerfully liven. Mattress renovating, up­ New and Used Furniture FA 2-9782 mornings. holstery and slip covers. Cus­ 311 E. First St. FA 3 4 0 1 tom built tiedding made to or­ 12. Dumbing Services der. Call nr come In. Nix Bed­ Used furniture, appliances, toela etc. Bougbt-Sold Larry's Mart ding Manufacturing Co.„ 1301 PLUM LING 313 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA M i l t So. Sanford Ave. FA 3-3117. Contracting A Repairs Free Estimates ENVELOPES, Letterheads, Hate, ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby R. L. HARVEY ments, invoices, hand bills, and Beds. Day. Week, or M onths 301 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 3-3313 p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive FURNITURE CENTER Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2951— 1100 French Ave. 306 West 13th St. Pb. FA 1-7963 Give legal description, price and terms. Write P. 0. Box 373, Sanford, Florida. LAKE MARY: Cosy furnished 3 LADY or COUPLE to share home; eleetric kitchen; : Registered Real Eriate Broker room house 960 mo. FA 24609. Ben Monroe, Celery Ave. Ph. FA 2-1301 1742 et lUawatha t-BEDROOM house, nice location, UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom duplex NICE 3-bedroom. 1 bath home, 973 per mo. CaU FA 2-2539. apartment; lake privUegei. 963 Florida room, kiteben equipped. month. FA 2-5729. Immediate occupancy. FA 2-2342. g-BEDROOM unfurnished house. Fenced backyard. FA 2-4967. MOVES Tue.«. May 10. 1060- P hrc 7 II. Work Wanted LAND WANTED BROKER NEWLY decorated 3 room furn­ W. B. Shippy. Assoc. ished apartment $60 per monthr CLASSIFIED D ISrt.A T: close in. Ill E. 8th. St. Call 202 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 5991 Ti«a., Mire Frt. • > P. M. day be* FA 3-4285 or FA 2-5786. 3-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped fere (aeertiesL Mee. • S a t aeon. home available in June. Assume DOWNSTAIRS apartment, partly VA l o a n . Sunland Estates. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: furnished, newly painted. Call Mrs. Appleby, FA 2 668t or Teto. tkre Frl. • I P. M. day be­ FA 2 3968. 3-BEDROOM, 1 hath, kitchen fore insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. equipped home. Large lot. $700 2 BEDROOM trailer. FA 2 7922. down. $80.80 mo. I**'! VA loan. RESPONSIBILITY t 603 Camellia Court. FA 2-3138. The Herald will eel bo responsible APART3IENTS for rent at Stone Island on Lake Monroe; 3 quiet far 'more (ban one Incorrect inser­ cool, furnished apartments. Sum­ tion nf yonr ad, and reserve* the $550 DOWN mer ratrs. Call FA 2-4380. rlfb t I* rariae *r reject any ad* Beautiful 3 Bedrmm 2 Bath Home virMsasnint from th a t ordered to 3-ROOM furniahrd apartment with with Hardwood floors. G E. conform to too petirlee of tbla equipped Kitchen. Thermosta­ hath and garage. 2320 N. Nar­ tically controlled Heat. Well. cissus. FA 2-3146. Landscapped Lot on Dead End 2-BEDROOM furnished home ki Street where Children play In Paola area. FA 2-6408. safety. We will be proud to show you this today. UNFURNISHED, clean eight room MOVE RIGHT IN bouse 973 mo. 310 W. 3rd. St. FHA Financing—No Closing Cost Apply 219 French Ave. 10 t . Wanted to Rent — for an appointment call — 4. Reel Rotate Wanted 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house on Helen E. Noonan at a. Rent Bate to Far Bale rom er lot, well landscaped; kit­ W. . H. Bill Stemper Agency i . Mortgage Lo o m chen equipped; water furnish­ FA 2-8331 FA 3 4991 T. Bnstaeea OpportnnHtea ed; ideal location, 27th. k Lau­ T*A Insurance rel Ave. FA 2-4411 or FA 2-3631. t . Female Help Wonted •. Male Help Wanted TWO bedroom furnished house 383.00. 1103 West 20th. St. Call I t . Male or Female R o b • r t A. Williams, Ph. 11. Werfc Wanted FA 2 3931. NAVAL officer transferred: Large 3 bedroom house In Mayfair: 2-APARTMENTS: 1 bedroom furn­ # 14. Build, Palut * Repair 2‘4 baths; fireplace; screened ished; 2 bedroom furnished: both I I . Special Service* porch; Florida room with out­ ground floors. Contact 2312 Pal­ II*A Beauty P a ria n side entrance; sprinkler sys­ metto Ave. 16. Flewen ft Plante tem. FA 2-7121. 17. Pete . Llveeteck . Buy 2 • ROOM furnished efficiency 19. Machinery • Toela TWO STORY home, • room*, 2 apartment 701 Park Avenue, baths. Arranged for two com­ 19. Beeta aad Melon FURNISHED apartment. 401 Pal plete apartments. Partially fur­ 99. Automobiles metlo. Phone FA 3-4024. nished. In good repair. Close to 99*A Trailer* town. 215 W E S T F I F T H I I . Feruiture 1-REDROOM, partly furnished STREET. $9,500. Terma ean be 99. Article* F ar Sale home. Call after 6:00, NO • 5122. arranged. Phone FA 9*1270. ~ 99-A Article W aited 2-BEDROOM furnished apartment. 3-BDRM. block home. Low do* Reasonable 'rent. C l o s e in payment, VA loan. FA 2-5273, FA 2 0641. l-BEDROOM home, kitchen equip­ ped, unfurnlaheu, Fla. room. Large yard. Available Juno 1. FA 2-2847. 3l|r Quiet Community Near Golf Conran Turn West On 20th HI. follow Country Chib Rd. ft Watch For Our Sigaa . . . . O P E N D A IL Y • s N A . M. T it D irk SUNDAY 2:00 f . M. -Til Dark SJtasmaJubt Closing Coot A* Low An $133 VA-FHA, FkA*IN*BERVIC8 Immediate Orrupawry 1 Year Personal HatUfartlea GUARANTEE We agree that If daring els months fellewing eignlag ef your *alee reotrart ye* are ferred far any reaaeu to a n a •yield* a 21 mile radiua ef your new heme — your dew* pay­ ment and closing cast* will he returned. FREE WELCOME Te Henferd! Re Our Gueala Fee g Day* Abeeiuteiy Free, Without OM Ifttiea At One CM Hanford's Leading Motel* While Yen Leeale Meaning Far Ye* ft Year Family. Pick Up keys At Bales Office i Sewing: Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES k MODELS RENTALS $3 WEEK 201 W. First St. <24 hr. ser.) FA 24623 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 30 II. P. JOHNSON Javell" motor, electric starter, excellent condi­ tion. FA 2 4468. 14 FT. Plywood Runabout, Excel­ GOOD uaed tram* windows, Jamb* and assorted lumbar. See fort* lent condition, new paint, $83. man at Nlchoiaou Bulek Bldg. FA 2-7341, 104 Mayfair Circle. Deluxe 22 foot upright freeser. Just taka up paymenla a t Windshield Back Gians lis t DODGE tudor, good condi­ 129.82. See Clyde Walla at Dto Door Gian* Vent Glass tion. Private owner. 223 Fla­ Witt Trailer Court. SERVICE mingo Dr., Sanford. FA 2-7673. S A W D U S T and shavings. Senknrik Ginns nnd Pnint Co. FA 2-3977, Buckner ft Ban. 114 W. 2nd St. FA 5 4622 31 CHEVROLET 3123. FA 24118. DESOTO: '34 V4 « lredom 4 door Sell Ua Your Furnitus*. Qu!eh SERVICE CALLS 1200 sedan, automatic, radio, heater, Service With The Cash. BUPXS The Biggest Little Shop power brakes, white walls. Ex­ TRADING PORT. FA t-0977. . ln Sanford. Alt Parts And cellent s h a p e . 3493. Ph. OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR BALE Labor Guaranteed 90 Dayi. FA 2-3734. SANFORD RADIO ft T > CENTER 1 Cent per lb. 9th. k Sanford Ave. FA 2 9741 1838 VOLVO, good condition, best THE SANFORD HERALD OFFICE offer. FA 24473. PUMPS - SPRINKLERS 104 W. 1st. St. FA 9-1941 All types and sites, installed 1960 FORD FA1RLANE 4 dr., V9 "De It Yeurseir motor, like new, 2000 miles, big TENOR Guitar and amplifier .41, WE REPAIR AND 8ERVICE 3 Smyrna Dr., DeBary. discount. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-3751 S T I N E TAPPAN gas range 939 94. P hoot Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 24432 20-A Trailer* FA 2-M9. AIR CONDITIONING H. R. POPE CO. rvt g. park - ( a 2-4194 UNUSUAL Gadgets u A Gifts for you, also for your homo! Btudp G a r b o r e Catalog, heralding "Gifts Unusual". Rtally differ* 39 KENTUCKIAN 46' x 10' one •nt. Catalog free. Ne oblige* bedroom, liko new. Call after lion. Addreas: Garbers. 3906 R. 6:00 p. m. — ail day Sun., Robinson Are., Orlando, Plato FA 2-7629. Ida, . TO YOUR DOOR SERVICE Every Tuesday and Wednesday SANFORT ft SOWERS New ft Used Furniture ft Appli­ 111 E. Wrlbourne Ave. Ml 9-2474 ances. A Good Place To WINTER PARK, FLA. BUY, SELL or TRADE COLDSPOT FREEZER 14.9 eu. f t Chain Sawa — Tools — Bolts— Jenkins Furniture Best Offer. 109 Be. t s a l s a f Nuts — Screws and Other Parts. Pbona or Write 4oo Sanford Ave. Drive. FA 2 7439 ft �I . . r m m 'M * 1% 1* frralfe Priesf Honored By Church Group DIRECTORY C. C. Priest w it pleasantly. sur­ prised bp fellow m em ben of (bo Men'e e la n of the T in t Metbedlit Church. A ipeciil lerviee in recognition of Priest’* many jreari of faith­ ful aonrict to tbe church was held. Robert Strickland read a short history of Mr. Priest's Ufa, men­ tioning that be had been a volun­ teer in the army during the Span­ ish American War, and had help­ ed build n church in Kendrick MACNIM tH O f board e f treetees asM ae a ste­ ward. . A gift was given to Mr. and Mrs. Priest from the alass in reeogakioa ef their VTth wedding anniversary. At a dinner hold hi the homo of the honerees, to members of the family were gathered to help celebrate. The family members present were Mr. and Mrs. 0 . R. M as, from M l Dora, Mr. aad Mrs. W. V. Priest, from An­ thony. Mr. and Mrs. R. E.Kipp, Robert Kipp, Mltchle and FroncU Craw, e l of Orlando aad air, an* Mrs. R. D. Priest with family, Randall, Sarah, Elisabeth, Danlaid, Louisa and EmHy, all ef Sanfoed. SeesIsRito U Strifes S (torts. "T« Cm At»*r< Trtri Tsw AlltW Mm " tat i i M (•••w e M i-iin m m w w j m JW ip p V N EsMu: r:' ' . i • WS* WM* 91.99 fa— a Am. to trt »a Iw n V IIS Mse«Hs A*t. S««tor0 SA M o t it , i 7 r ^ 111 Tha Enterprise cancer drive was completed and $84.83 was turned In by the* chairman, Miss Helen Snodgraa*. Those assisting wars Mrs. Kirb r Sellars, Mrs. Edwin Braddock, Mrs. William Rodder berry, Mrs. Ralph Coulletto, Mrs. Jamas Welch, Mrs. W. L. Tyler, Mrs. E. C. Snodgrass, Rev. Bill Bwyear, Robert add Estelle Pools and Annie Lae Cain. "We wish to express our grati­ tude to everyone who helpod both in collecting and giving to maka this drive successful," Miss Snod­ grass said. tm h i U m — Sm IUIIm V-0 NrtMier l i k f CWcIi 6 lis s lin 2019 Oristoe Or. PA t r i l l s* S i . 5 At!. i T | The Girls Ambassadors of tha Pirst Baptist Church in Lake Mary will observe Focus Week now In progress with a patent on Thursday from 4 p ^ m . to S p. m. The plans were discussed by their counselor. Mrs. Mary llorIne, at a Mother-Daughter Tea. The group had a birthday for Mslda Powell, their GA president, after the meeting. The members present were An Ua Ferguson, Barbara Flanagan Linda Scruggs, Melds Powell, Linds Beal and Eva Shivers. towfer—Ar "X atoffinc and ptortof t o l t o l p t o - to Ih o B B S (Ito t o l F b o M £ C. 0. Dudley Riles Held Monday J e s t shout everybody can beer e a t e f Me favorite songs a t the Seminole n ig h concert tonight. Spirituals, songs front Broadway shown and operettas, popular tunas, folk songs and aoml-cUssieel places are on the program to bo presented hi the Seminole High audltlorlum at R p. m. •ta rt the evening's entertainment with "Let'a Have A Party," My Balia Bbnba," and "Carnival of Venice." Tha Freshman Miied Chorus will follow with "Whsre In tha World," "Wondarful Copenhagen," "My Lord Delivered Daniel" and "76 Trombones." P atty Glenn Johnson will sing "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" and the Freshman Girls' Chorus will answer with "A Thrush In The Rain." .Next comes "My I^iver Is a Fisherman" sung by Phyllis Mc­ Daniel, "A Rondel" sung by the Madrigal Singers; and Deanna Nichols rendition of "With A Song In My Heart." On the spiritual side, tbe Double Quartet will sing "I Got Shoes" and "Ola Gray Robe.” Award winning SHS singer Sus­ anna Jones will sing "Tha Little Damsel" and tha Mixed Ensemble will follow with "Religion la U Fortune." Cindy Mag w il stag "Bali Hal" from ''South Pari fie." Tha Triple Trio will give out with “Who?" and "June to Bustin' Out all Over," Just before the Boys Glee Club sings "See Gypsy” and "RolHng Down Te Jordan." The Girls' Glee Club will ring "My Heart Is a Silent Violin," “One Kiss," and "Butterfly, But­ terfly." The concert will end with "O Clap Your Hands," Sleigh Bells," "Roumanian Rhapsody" and "Alma Matte." Accompanying tbe vocal section of the Choraliers and Freshman Chorus will be M iry Helen Wash­ burn, Sandy Richards, Rilly John­ son, Pam Jones, Stanley Vlhlen and Diana Smith. • I hie home fa Longwood, w en held Monday a t Christ EptoeojK Church, Loagwood, nfah Raw. George L. Granger efBctoUafa Burial wan to i n tiig w e a d Ofato etery, with Gramkow FOnwhl Home in charge. A cabinet makan, Mr. DnMap came to Florida to MW tram Woodbridgc, Conn. Ho was a member at Christ RpiseopM Church. Survivors todada Ua wMa, M m Charlotte C. Dudley; two s o f t Frederick aad Charles R. Dudley of Long wood: two daughters. Mrs. Roland Dahlia, Woodbridgc. Conn., and Mrs. Alfred O'Dell, Buchan­ an, N. Y.{ 1« grandchildren and one great-grandchild, aad a sis­ ter, Mrs. Chariea Chadwick, A» sonia, Cons. Juras Honored Donald .Junta e f Sanford w named to the . Metropolitan L ib Insurance honor dub for 19M. The awards were made nt the company’s conference held to Mi­ Scminols County 4-H Club mem­ ami ever the past weekend. bers will hear state 4-H leader Miss Anne Thompson speak at A $10 deposit will be required a 4-H leaders training meeting March 25. Tbe 7:30 p. m. meet­ with every application far Loag­ ing will he et the 25th St. and wood water connection from now Sanford Ave. home dtmoostration o n ,, the Longwood town f o e n d center. 4-H Meet Deposit Required mmhH.Otf 490TV NBC-TY HARRY ADAIR'S •u ip w m c t tWss — I sMwIm — Att.iiarlti I m 4 AAA tw vU . S -w itM f«Msk 9 iw. fato toiisds to. S r i-erai — sa i-m i SA 1-4/II h' . ’t <'3 *V 1 to M Irata 9 M .ffltr sa . . t ** N o d S to re 309 S909 — COtK MIAl m fiS to v stasi QsMi H tm Dsn Mssl ■oakfaom N a t n i Gw U . zm m e No w oate whom art m o to r «m with ■» many toqwn of IMO’i Rowtor am adfal Cemt up the m o w youndfi WIDESTCARGO AREA in Chovy’o JW d-a vhopffaf Blffeet wMa. . . FULL COIL SUSPENSION that r ife rid* loadad or Ufht . . . BIGGEST CHOICE OF ENGINES AND TRANSMISSIONS todudin* »U b« imoUi d rift* * TURBOGUDE’ . . . m i a long lift of C favnfe ddlghto Ufa ROOMIER BODY BY FISHER.’ Aa a m att* of feat, fmt f e f a aaa thow you that YOU CANT BUY ANY CAR FOR LESS UNLESS ■ IT’S A LOT LESS CAR. Sav4-ri§ki nov—4uri*j tk$ Sprint Fmur Silling Sprm sI your local authorized ChtvroUt dtohr'i I! I YAZOO HOLLER ^ ----- e-i*«ahestto MOTOR SAMFOltU IU L f SALES R AM O l '^ ■ v " ’vaeto- irsu* V i XX X . X Volunteers Answer Two Fire Alarm s ‘Focus’ Week Now In Progress * •Jwi► l THESE SEMINOLE HIGH SONGSTEES. the 75 ChoraHorn will sin* a t tbe annual SHS String Concert tonight. There will be 280 ChoraHere, Freshman Chorus members f ire Chief Edward ITealy • re­ ports that the DeBary Volunteer Pire Department responded to two alarms last week. Twenty-three active firemen an­ swered each call. The fires, one at 2:30 p. m. Thursday, the other at 10 a. m. Friday, occurred in a heavily wooded section a t Toms Road and Mansion Boulevard. Thursday*! fire was at the east aad of the area, while Friday's was at the west end. R took n total ef fonr boors to ostingulth Iho stubborn M ans. Thera were no firemen injured and no pro­ perty damage was done. . .9Xt'i v.-* x .' i h ii Enterprise Drive N ets $54.32 * SB vs. Z I �— !. 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M ain* n arata Hleven Hint* A A Helen Conalaula* Jueephlna F lew arl A K Dukart 14.(1 L iia llle a B"iiiia L Roberta Chrlailn* Fielder *1 Al Henry T **l* a l al Candalka K Holliday Thelma Z Prauklla Charlie Haywood, U*lM • Jam es M alalyro . , , I fl It IBS ll* f| I t If ' : �*i iiI m IT* 0 B & ^ ? Ur A B 0 IM 3 * n I.* Van Mm m at al (Tructeta) 31.11 • Klhcl L Akin* at al *.*« . it* __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ethel L Aklaa at at *.14 • IT* * I la - AM Panaiatnn M .lt a i l l * t i l -------* A Flaming Jr « • »» . | M _____ , Kugant Aklna IK III . Itaitla J Connelly. M ain (.14 iir r ti w a a n i t m n w i t i i i a x plat m m a p m b aa Inlaroat la Lai *._ Arehl# Craaa l.ll CANAA* PLAT M W 1 P A H * 1M . It Rib 1 i .......... Mery Robarln, M ain IT.1I 11 Elk < , Hal la M rendition at al 11.11 ; I Blk • .......... llortanaa llardman 4.4T 4 Blk « ' Idalla Darla4.4T a H it a _ _ _ _ _ I.orkatt (lardntr I.M VIOKII PLAT BP 01*034 ir M I T I I I M PLAT BOOK «* PA4IB 8* a I A I -1 - ......... Hnarlla lllaon at al 41.11 | __________ Hnaiar William* 4.IT • DiBBii a t a r t a r r *0 0 p l a t moor 11 f a « b u • I II ( __ ... ilovcrnnr Dlann, Hair* lt .ll A O aT M T M l A 0 0 TO RID WAT PLAT BOOK TPAOA a* a .B lk A ___ _ C L A Aanla O Byrd I II I Blk A Plaaala Ollvar 1.14 I Blk B , ■-i ■ ■ Prank A Kail* M Rablaaon la.IJ « Blk B __ ____ Tommla Hamilton 1.44 I Blk B _ _ _ _ _ B L Plomiog *.14 a 41 A 41 Blk B Jama* P A B J Rablaaon 11.14 . 41 Nik R ■B J Roblnton l.ll 4T Blk B __ _____ Vannla Xawman *.14 II It of B IN ft or Lot I Blk C _ Andaraon W McKlotl* A ll • Blk C Annla Janklna 111 ; 41 Blk C ______ Annla Janklna 11.11 BOIBLABB PARR PLAT BOOK f PA4I0 .*1 * ________Paarlla M William* 11.11 . 14 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ kannl* R Marrhant A ll BOIBLABB PA R K * 1*4 AOBITtO* PLAT BOOK T PAOB A* ; | Bo/aa A Itoan Howard A ll ; 11 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Plorrl* M ona A ll * *• A I t ............. 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United Prosa Leased Wire Established i908 W EDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. <9! Beckwith Appointed Clerk; No Word Yet On Assessor Gov. Collins today accepted the resigna. tion of David Gatchcl and appointed Arthur Beckwith Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court. Catchers resignation is effective May 15. His office reportod at 8 p. m. that the governor atill had not made up his mind on whether to put Mrs. Alary Earle Welker back in as Seminole County tax assessor. Half the officials of 8emino!e County were close to their telephones today after the office of the governor promised an an­ nouncement on the appointment of e tax TOE CENTRAL FLORIDA EXPERIMENT STATION FARM will be the scene Thursday of a program for all fanners and interested farm imple­ ment firms in the county. Equipment such ss the high clearance sprayer shown here will be demonstrated and several speakers will present lectures. County Agent Cedi Tucker, left, and Dr. H. L Rhoades, Dr. J. F. Darby and Dr. John Wilson of the experiment station will be on the program whieh will begin a t 1:80 p. m. Control of vegetable disease, nematodes and Insects will be discussed. (Herald Photo) Kennedy Gains Political Boost CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPI)—Sen. John F. Kennedy hoped today to parlay a big win in the West Virginia primary into the Democratic nomination for president. In the wake of his smashing 60-to-40 percent win over Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey in heavily-Protestant West Vir­ ginia, the 42-year-old Massachusetts senator said the victory poJgn bandwagon “a ------------------------------------- gave Ms Jlood Control District Termed Wonderful Project W 1 S T PALM BEACH—Brig. M. Albrecht today Gen. Central ta d Southern called tmm the v« s viuvu kriorkU Flee Control District'! •re fra in , "S and ana which both In the and among Army and civilise en giaaera •»■« been accepted as a •m e t flood oootrel program.* Albrecht, whs is divisional seer r i the U. 8. Corps of Engl - seers, for tha Soxth Atlantic D in slon, visited the FCD's headquar­ ters here to discuss overall policy m stters related to the PCL prom grtm , and formally tntr odees OsL ^ Ju lian V. BoQohnb. Sollohub will sucresd Col. Panl D. Troxler who Is retiring la July as district engineer for the Army’s Jacksonville Division. The group also discussed PCL Executive Director G. B. Dali, Jr., end other key officials matters relating to the district's ‘ proposed plans for water control and conservation In Urn Upper Z Kissimmee and Upper St. John’s •R iv e r basins, ss watt as programs relatod to the Dade and Broward county, Bt. Lucie and Martin County areas, and the Palm Beach Everglades, Caloosahatchee River sad Lake Okeehobee area, pro­ jects. Recalling the recent Florida visit of the Chief of U. 8. Army Corps of Engineers Major General K. C. Itschner, from Washington, Al ^ b rech t said: • “ General itschnsr Is convinced this is ■ wonderful projoet sod one which has been accepted as a great flood control project in the nation." •* Tho general noted that there had been no opposition voiced to tho PCD program in the Congress, end that larger appropriations have been voted for the program in (he past two y ean , with an A all-time record $10 million, reeom‘-•mended, but not yet voted,.la the current federal projeot for tho con* Unuation and development ct the PCD program. Lights To Slay, Cily Board Says Hie old whJUvay lights between Third and Fifth Streets on Magno­ lia, Palmotto, Park and Oak Avonues will b t reactivated instead e1 being replaced. The City Commission decided that the lights will stay after a group of petitioners requested the old syotom remain Monday night. The commission had requests at praviout meetings that the city * k tr p the old lights Instead of re ­ p l a c i n g them with taller more powerful now lights. Tho petition­ ers favored the old system be­ cause the lamps were nearer the ground and could bo seep below tho tract ops. . Repairing lit* old lights on MagP a r t ta d o a k major boost.Once before, In 193$, a Catholic contender for tha presidency won in West Virginia and want on to capture tho nomination. But Al Smith’* was only a hairline vic­ tory, and in tha general election that year he lost tho state to Republican-Herbert Hoover. While tho religious issue may b* raised next fall if Kennedy is nominated, it w ot * considered practically dtad as fa r as tho proent battle fo r the lOiRMfeTou ..J coace: to tha soil of W est Virginia" as Kennedy put it. • Humphrey, loaer for the second straight Mm* to , Kennedy in e two-man race—*u<J 1 evoa larger margin than fa took hlnuelf out of ffca presi­ dential swvoMlakeS. Bo ’conceded not' long 'After midnight whan mounting returns showed Umt Kennedy « s heMdg a dear 5 pereeat lend. Returns from 1,707 at l/sdl West Virginia piednets gave K*a- I w r 40-081 voU* ><H| Hu,"phrV -Hm West Virginia* primary wata d o it net bind Urn slat*’* $S-vet» delegation ta tho Democratic N a­ tional Convention. Unpledge drl. agstee were eioctad separat. \j In the eame primary. Kennedy's etclory, in feet, may have gr*e.cr impact outside than inside West Virginia as tha return! era read by Democratic leaders who have been queasy about the nomination e f a Catholic for the presidency. Humphrey, e GongregaUoaalist, congratulated hi* rival for “a sig­ nificant and clear cut victory,1 and announced he was-no longer a candidate for tha nomination and said he would seek reelection next fall to the Senate from hie home state of Minnesota. Tha dafaat waa hia second in a two-man contest with tha Masaachuaatts senator, coming fiva weak* after Kennedy defeated him in ih* Wis­ consin primary. Returns from 1,47$ of 2,711 West Virginia precincts gave Ken nady 119,401 votas aad Humphrey 77jr22. Kennedy thus was polling about M percent of tha Democra­ tic total. Kennedy’s vote did not appear to have been hurt much by the fact that he la n Catholic in a state where only S percent of the popull population tha res hia religious faith. S H S Banquet Slated Tonight Florida Slate University Foot, ball Coach Bill Peterson will be the main speaker at the snnusl Seminole High sports hpnqust at 7 p. m. today at the Civic Center. Awards will bo presented le outstanding athletes during the past year. Tht event is sponsored by the Seminole Boosters Club. DeBory, Volunteers t o M eet Saturday The final meeting until the fsQ season ef the DeBsry Voiuateer Firemen’s Association will be bold Saturday at ?;M p m. The siren w i| aeond at I p. m. to *i Mo m o h e n $e tho F t* wtR east 93.4fS.S4, plus IMS par All members sre urged, to Bryant, Carlton 1 p. m. Slocks Clash Again Over Racial Issue NEW YORK (UPI) — Stock prices al 1 p. m.: «7H American TAT .......... Bethlehem Steel sseaeoeoeos 4314 4244 Chrysler .......... 1744 Curtis • Wright C A O ............. • **e•*«*••* 9014 DuPont ......... • aa**•••* ** m u 10$H Eastman Kodak • M M Itlil 9414 Ford Molar — a$u General Electric 4314 General Motors Graham - Paige •eaeeeeeeas 2'4 Int. TAT .......... •eaeeeaa 41 Lorillard ....... M t te e illia i MU Minuit Maid . aeeoeoooeea o 1714 Penney .......... seeoeeotoeeaa 111 Penn RR ........ aeaoeeoeheeoa 1214 Sears Roebuck ................... SOU Standard OU (NJ) eeaOaeea 4914 I OH Studebaker ......... IS U. S. Steel UH Westiagbouse El. i New Casselberry Mail Service Set ’:CasscllMtTy nomas wil; |e t curb Mail delivery ittrt-ng July I, act­ ing town postmaster Donald Willsen said today. T h e delivery will be to mail­ boxes placed at the curb. The Casselberry service will also sever Howell Park and North Orlando, Willson said. Right now North Or­ lande gels bouse to house deliv­ ery from the Maltlaod post office. The Casselberry poet office will got two more c a rrlm to deliver oo two routes. The mounted da. livery will probably bo by truck, Willson said. T ho carriers may have lo use their cars for s while It tho truck* or* Isle 1* arriv­ ing. Most of tho equipment tor the *#w delivery service has already e«r re**Iv'd, Willson said. First Runoff Rally May 20 The Aral of two political ral­ lies in tbs Damocratlc runoff election slated May 24 will be held May 20 at the Fern. Park Lsgtoc Hall. County Executlva Committee Chairman R. S. BUIhimer said today. Tha drat rally was originally scheduled for the Prairie Lake Drive-In. The second ral* ly will be held May 31 a t San­ ford's Memorial Stadium. Supervisor of Registration Mrs. Camilla Bruce reminded resident* today that sbseatee ballot appli­ cations ran bo obtained s i the registrar's office in the Chamber of Commerce Building. By -United Fraaa International Farris Bryan and Doyle Cadton continued their disagreement over television appearances and the race question Tuesday. •• they kicked off the last twn weeks of gubernatorial campaigning be­ fore the May $4 runoff election. Bryant said C a r l t o n waa “ afraid’' lo meet him in a aerie* of statewide television debaUs. Carlton said eight such Joint appearance* were already sched­ uled end that Bryant's complaint stemmed from rough handling he gave Bryant during a Joint TV kppearanca in Miami Sunday. Carlton advliad Bryant, “ If you c a n t stand th* beet, get out ef Us* kitchen." Bryant aaid Carlton used tha ' nil allow-only aa occasion Is e s tn e sa s M E K S t e i u Ji WASHINGTON (UPf) - Presl deni Eisenhower today sternly de-* fended U. 8. intelligence flights over Russia as distasteful but **• sential to prevent th* Soviet Union from a Pearl Harbor assault against tho free world. We must guard against surprise attack, he said. Russian secrecy, (he president (old ■ crowded news conference, is a major cause of International tension today and the safety of Iho fra* world depends oo the to' formation necessary to maintain • constant, Strang d o tsm at. Th* president rejected, as ridic­ ulous Soviet chargee of “provoca­ tive” espionage by the United Stales. His eyas narrawiog and wMh a touch of angtr to hia voice, ho said that before th* Russians accuse lb* Unltod State* of be­ ing provocative, they hod better look at their own spy record. He sold U. S. Intelligence ef­ forts such as the rocoofly downed U. 8. plan* In Russia wore a dis­ tasteful but vital necessity benobody wants another Foarl Harbor. It to-ossentlsl, he said, for the United States lo havo lb* best possible knowledge of military tore** and rolatod preparation* around ths world. In kla first public-comment on the spy plane episode, the Presi­ dent said he atill plans to go to (he summit meeting In P*gi», be still plan* to go to Russia to June and the plane ln<Mfent has not changed the basic' character of East-West difficulties. Choosing his woods with ex­ treme care, the president said there were discrepancias to tho Russian story about th* plana brought down May I more than 1,200. m ilts inside Russia. For one thing, th* president but tried 4e discuss the femes,” said Bryant. Os too race question, Bryant said s t Jacksonville he thought Gov. LeRoy Collins probably leans toward Carlton in the runoff be­ cause • f Carlton's more moderate racial stand.. On anothac angle, Bryant said if faced with an attempt to inte­ grate public beaches, he would expect local ordinances to be en­ forced if they .required segrega­ tion. Carlton, In I television address Tuesday night in Tampa, said Bryaat hsd worked in tha Legis­ lators Jar Interposition which Carl­ ton a*M Mould never work and had boon frovod in court to be Fire Dam ages Impossible .* Carlton said he favored segre­ gation, but was opposed to closing Jacksonville Store JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Fire the schools in efforts to maintain badly damaged a large self, M. service dry good* store here Tues­ day night but more than 300 cus­ Beginners Swim tomers id the building got oat safely. The firo broke out after an ex­ Course M a y 16 Registration for an Adult Be­ plosion in tho electric panel s i th* ginners Swimming Course will rear of th* store. All customers bo held Msy 14 at I p. m. at ths wars evacuated by store personnel within 19 mlnutos. Damage was Municipal Pool. Tho course is sponsored by the estimated a t $930,000. City of Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment and the American Red Unions Protest Cross. Mrs. Elisabeth Thompson, Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Convict Labor TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Diewill toach the course. A registra­ tion fee of $5 is required but this ruitions will resume Thursday on will be refunded at the comple­ a protest by trade untune that the tion of the course, providing no *tat* ie using too many convicts more then three, lessons have in work on a new prison a t Ralford. been m ined. v-*4:- -.vat .* # * ' * said, ho did not beliov* that the ilerrilorias of other states means American plan* was shot down playing with fire—one of the most from a high altitude aa claimed dangerous wdys of balancing oo by Soviet Premier Ntkka S. Khru­ the brink of war." W* should not bo distracted from shchev. The president also said that the real issues of tha day, th* Russian photographs of tho plane prosldsnt said. He said the issues debris w on not ptetura* of th* wont far beyond tho propaganda uproar eraatad by Russia over American craft. flight of an unarmed, nonElsenhower also addressed him­ the military plan*. Biaonhowor, in a self to tough remarks in Moscow deadly serious tone, said th* this morning by Soviet Foreign more important matters before the Minister Andrei Gromyko accua- world leoders were such things as log th* United State* of "doll- disarmament, solutions for tho berate provocation" to* concert wholo range of East-West rela­ with Turkey, Pakistan and Nor­ tions including a reduction of sacway. When reporters caged hia atten­ tion to tho remarks, Kisenhowsr immediately brought up tho cast of th* convicted Russian spy ta this country. Col. Rudolph Ivsnovisfa Abel who was sentenced to 30 years to prison for spy activi­ ties ta Iho United Matos. Gromyko said to Moscow that MOSCOW (UPH—Premier Nik­ “(he provocative violations of the ita Khnshettov sold today that tho spy, mission of tho U. g, Jot >] Opinion Changed Of ike, Nikita.Says Trial Set ORLANDO (UPI) - Trtot is scheduled Msy $• for Herald g. Kalm, $4. charged with possessing obscene literature. Kalm, arrested Saturday, was scheduled for trial Monday, but ih* cast was continu­ ed to allow officers to investigate lb* case further. Ike Rapped WASHINGTON. (UPI) - Son. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.) took President Eisenhower to task to­ day for his handling of tho presi­ dency. Symington, an announced candidate for the Democratic no­ mination, directly criticised Eisen­ hower tor “Jogging aloof, hoping something will turn op" despite ths international situation. Patient Subdued MARYSVILLE, Calif. (UPI) A Blble-reading menial patient was subdued Tuesday after Ms girl friend took the guns ho had used to hold police at boy for 31 hours. Lavsrne Mldgett, S3, a Neg­ ro, had entered (he barricaded house and was held hostage by Negro James Owens, 34, for 13H hours. Merger Nears RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) - The Seaboard Air Line Railroad and th* Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad are reported rpady to taka another step toward their possible merger. John W. Smith. Seaboard presldsnt, said Tuesday “ an effort is being made" to hold a directors' meeting May 19 to discuss the proposed slock escbsng* If the two lints merge. City Valuations Explained To Board Suit Planned If Sanford kernes woe* taxed at 100 percant of their valuation, people who own $9,070 homos would pay th* biggest percentage lacraase in taxes. That’s because these horns* are now assessed at $3,000 under Sanford’s present 01 percent of valuation .lax system. Because of homoslead exemption a person owning such a homo doesn’t pay anything iota Sanford’s general operating budgst. One hundred percent of valualioo would Increooo this bom* owner’s real estate lax** from $30 to $32 per yaar aad make him .a contributor to th* general operating budget. These and other facia about what would happen if Sanford real ootato was* assessed at 199 percent of R* volantInn worn presented to the City Commission hf l inferd Ftaanco Director *l5» P?HI ths^VotB end going back to his own business. He said he had expected action before now. ”1 waa assured by Mr. William Durden, the governor’s assistant, that an early and prompt decision would be rendered regarding my resignation,” AfcCanna said today. County Attorney Mack Cleveland J r , AtcCanna end others effected by the vaeaney in the asseesor's position were told by Dur­ den this morning that an announcement wee forthcoming. The Herald has not been able to got den on the telephone since lest Hmrsday. Ike Defends Spy Flight c ru s* to taxes than tha owner to ha faced with ra isin f the milof a $9,430 home or an $11,290 lags and making poopto-wbo arc home. Th* $9,430 homa la pres­ already paying give more to pro­ ently valued at $<.000 for City tax vide services for people who purposes and has a $24 lax lev­ aren’t paying, Brawn said. Every time you add • tax to­ ied an II. This would bo raised $11 to $33 under tha 100 percent day you add it to larger homes who or* already paying, and smal­ aystem. An $11,M0 borne Is now valued ler homes get sway without pay­ at $7,000 and has $64 real estate ing. Brown said. The commissioners didn't talk (axes levied on it. This would he increased $13 to $M. A $M,790 about raising Urn valuation with homo is valued at *90,900 an which an oyo to tocraastog ' ganford's $$99 real taxes must be paid revenue. Tho report Tamm sub­ now. This would bo raised $34 to mitted showed the miOsge low­ $1,001 per year. Tho taxes aow ered as the property valuatioa collected on homes valued by the was ralssd, so that approximately city a t lasa than $3,009 go to U>* tlio same amount of income would be gained. debt service budget. One hundred percent valuation Tito City Commission has been diatusslni assessment st 100 per- would simply broaden Use gen­ lee about o month and a eral operating britori lax base. now. Tho coat of police, firs Th* c o m m i s s i o n 7 * mm to make a purvey ahaWMjj Just how department, and straei lights u n i t k l jostg C n s n iu io n if Rob* many eontribart Brawn M id Monday right. V budget If all K ri A t assessor, but at 2:30 p. m. they still ware waiting. Collins said this morning he had not de­ cided whether to put Mrs. Mary Earle Walk­ er hack in the office from which he suspend­ ed her last fall, but indicated he might. The governor said he has a "greet reepect for the voice of the people.” He referred to . tha big majority Airs. Walker got in the A!ay 8 primary election. Assessor Richard AtcCanna aaked Collins last week to put Airs. Walker back in office. AtcCanna was back in the assessor's of. fice today after leaving the keys test Friday mi GAINESVILLE (UPf) - Thom­ as Brooks Jones, 33, fired as s law professor at tho University of Florida for entering politics, said Tuesday he will file suit within Iho next few days charging the Board of Control with breach of contract. Jones claimed a board rule that employes under Us Jurisdiction cannot run for public office Is invalid and ho should not have been fired. Hearings Set WASHINGTON (UPI)-CongroM will open public bearings Mooday on an taflusnUal Democrat's pro­ posal that everybody bo given o chance to buy a house In the me­ dium-priced range with little or no down payment.- ta addition, Uw legislation would tap the Treasury to provide easy financing for non­ profit corporations to build rental apartments for low and nsiddloincome families displaced by slum clearance. Tho awrtgago torn*: m fo w p a y m sri; g p ar wot t o torest, and 91 poor* to pay 9 * Portog an Impromptu news conforooco M l while ho waa to■porting a display of perto of tha piano la Gorki Fork, Khrushchov was asked if hU estimate of tha Eisenhower of tho Camp David talks changed. “ It bes, ef course,** he an­ swered. “ I was not aware of the feet that the plan of atr espion­ age over the lovlet Union was not tho caprice ef an irresponsi­ ble officer." Asked by aa American reporter If he still wants th* American President to visit the Soviet Un­ ion, Khniabehev paused briefly, then Mid: “ What would yon like me to sayf Get up hero in my place and reply. “ The difficulty Is—and I say H frankly—that my hopes to him have not been Justified. 'M issing' Sailors Welcomed Home NEW LONDON. Coni. (U P !)With tho Star* aad Blripos rip­ pling proudly from bar Moriaf tower th* U. B. Navy’s auelaar submarine Triton returned from a historic undereaa voyafo ' th* world today—aad gov crewmen's fomiUoa tM r shock to two day*. Tha first was Twosday'a nvata* tion that tho 177 aadtrwator He­ gelians, “missing" for M days, had mad* history with a auto merged aircumaevigatto* r i Mm globe. Th* sooood waa th* haarda th*4 crewman grow during a*arly thro* months to too busy tatortor ri th* world's biggoot submarine.. Most ri Ih* 139 wtvoo and Botha r i children crowdod Mto Machs to welcome the suddenly tamed saBora back from their 41,199-mil* submerged trip around to* world. Ship's sirens screastod waleanto and this satire Atlantic catena^ loo headquarter* aaWhcatod • strategic “ t o o f lo r to* lMtoM ***** * •Catos. A lot r i worry aad about tha vanished Tuesday wives aad tha wocM teamed that tho Triton had boo* maktajt his­ tory. Woman a*d: children, Navy brass and proud Now* Lmdoosp* turned out to fore* far a big docto side welcome on a gray, raw N ov England morning. Cubans Seize Critical Paper *. ■ f HAVANA (UPI) - Cuban m lM members today seised control r i th* Dlara de It Marins. Cuba's oldest newspaper and an outspoken critic of the regime r i Premier Fidql Castro. Tht tolture le ft. only*, on* In­ dependent newsfwper; T re n ts LI* hre, which has. dared ,to critlPrivate Citizen eiza the Castro government. At tho same lin e, th# semi­ Now; Long Pokes official newspaper Rcvoluciog rarritd a - new altsck on the United Stales. In s i “extra"* edi­ Reoorter In Jaw Editor* Note: Oo# of Karl K, tion. Rcvolurlan primed a- rhargs Long’s firat aria aa a private by the university iiuricnU federa­ rititon, after yielding th* office tion - Mat the Unllrd States )• of governor of Loololona to Jim. plsnnirq a “ dircri aud armed ml# Davla Tuesday, waa to poke al irk on the Cuban people." Revolution u :d a 3Vu-inrii high UPI newsman K#n Ria#r in the banncrl'rc on Cue front page and Jaw. Inc t-higti |yce |n |||( body- of Iho story. Thr !<rsdline said: “ Th* By KEN 8INKR RATON ROUGE. La. ( U P I ) - I United S;rtr» is ready for aggres­ had boon told that f would find sion s-s'n st CuVt am eviecs Louisiana politics exciting, but f r. k. u." It ia tho I'.S. embassy la didn't expect lo be slurirnl by Gov. Earl K. Long my second day Havana i printing posirrs ta rry ­ ing t picture of ih* American on the Job In Raton Rouge. I chose a bad tlma to introduca flag sod s'frc d by Ambassador myself to Long. I t woa only mln> Philip Barval an louocing f a t utes after hr had watched Jim. tb* building or place where ta* mle Davis' Inauguration, ondlng poster la displayed is U. S, prop­ erly or occupiiJ by Americans Long's term as governor. Ho was walking to sums friends and “under Ih* protection r i th* on th# front porch of hia apart, United States embassy." ment near the Capitol, He took ono glaring look at me Bond Sole Ends —•landtag with an Inaugural "preas** card pinned to my coat— Longwood'a First Baptist Church completed th* s a lt at Us $39,099 and stopped hia ronversation to bond Issue Friday. Isap from his rhalr and hit ms Tht finishing tousbos are now with bio fist. being put on lb* church, R*v. L.C. I'm sura he swung as hard aa ha could, but he's 94 and didn't do much damage to my jaw. The blow as well as tha surprise, spun me around against the porch railing. Long grabbed mo Ly the •boulders as If he wonted to tak* another puke. Unity Movement Fulch said today. Th* woodwork will bo painted, r folding parti­ tion erected, ill* : ad rugs pat ta th* mala auditorium, sidowalka added, tha parkway fixed along Grant Ave., aad tb* Ughtlag system sad nursery flaishod. It Was A Crime OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) — ■ MIAMI (U PI) - Carlos Echsgo- Burglars mad* a prim f yea. bead e l Mm anti-Castro Cuba Drawersti* movement, annoua#d Tuesday to Cuban revolution­ ary groups hava agreed to together toward *varthrowiaf tha tha group* hava ri I M a oomh � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 10, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4198108b8c84fda6ac0f55ff7b68c754.pdf 5ea3837246dcfe693d99a4c307638e32 PDF Text Text will Admlnton win hw 91 ir*r adult* rflah fry la Iha aflarrwon ami a ha-baml dtnro la Iha evening. [Tha Jajreaaa will aarva flah, mh pupplai, rala ilaw, bsked tan« ami a drink la Iha flip irk alanlaa at 4 f . M# nlw, Chief reek Tyros lltoka will be •Misled hr Jamaa U na, with tha r«at af tha Jarraai helping aal. Proraadi will | s ta aavaral /aycaa prnjtel*. )Tha Uftiwoarf Jajrtata ASSOCIATE STORE 214 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD HEADQUARTERS FOR BOATING AND . FISHING EQUIPMENT M ap K up brows" Mar H »*••» •ml M rend far rhlfdrt* trader Invllaa you to tha ravival aarvicei THK COUNTY COMMIHHION Thursday approved the hiring of Ernest laindberg aa aaalatant county agent, Lundberg, a native of Winter Havan ia ahown being congratulated by Board Chairman John Krider. Left to right are Krlrier, Commissioner Vernon Dunn, Lundberg, Commissioners J. H. Van Hoy, Lawrence Hwofford and County Agent Cecil Tucker. »y DKX W OT lor of the Office of tha Coordina­ leaving tha library Mea to field Ihoea requiring heavy research. WASHINGTON (UIM)-The only tor of Information. parson I know who seams to «n-, Jop anawarlna ohacura questions la Sam Davenport, who m l|ht ba described a t a mlirallanaous ipaelallst. Tha more nhluir a question Is Iha mora Davenport likes it. Slnre Davenport answers questions for eoniraaaman, you can sea that ha haa a lot af fun. Davenport gala Ms kicks as wall* Nuraery Tha office of Iha Coordinator of Information occupies a sunlit suite in tha old House office building and employs such cheer­ ful people as Davenport to do tha coordinating. The office was established in >•47 lo lake soma of Iha burden off Ihe Library of Congress in handling Inquiries from congress­ men. Under an Informal arrange­ ment, It handles spot queries, In one respect, It Is tha most unusual governmental office In Washington. It haa less employes now than wbon M started. Davenport, a former school teacher, Joined the staff Is years ago and recently answered his 33,000th question. Ta commemo­ rate this milestone, ha gave a boa of candy to tha congressional sec­ retary who asked M. • New Economy for Cruising! (A) Wisard Electric marling I t H. P. to versatile with ski-power ensp, slow trolling toot 2UC69S0 4il.PS IB) Wisard Btoctrlc Hlartiaf I I H. P. to power-packed . . . gives added seat to water skiing. 2GC6S44 ani.es ((’) Wisard Electric Hurting M H. P. gives you m ehorse spirit, real workhoraa power. 2GC696n 8II.IS Wisard Outboards — Chosen Over 14 Million Times Jre**'- r 1 : •1 3 • SgV | Tha valua of ymir hums certainly doesn't atop at tha lot line of your property, Firm claae street construction, sidewalks, streetlights, drainage end lighted recreation arena make Hunlnnd Estate homee « much better buy for your hard earned home buying dollar. And an important Item for your consideration la that there ere no septic tanka In Runland. So pile tanka nre cheaper for tha builder but not for tha home buyer who must contend liy. YOU GET FULL VALUE IN 8UNLAND ESTATES, CONSIDER TH E TYPE OF MORTGAGE CAREFU LLY If you haven't used your VAdoan rights — VA la by far your baat Mortgage value. Juat aa an example — on a $14,000 mortgage for SO years — the monthly payments under KIIA including taxon and Insurance would be $97.(10. The same mortgage under VA — at the current Interest rate would carry n monthly payment Including taxes and Insurance of $87.25. A MONTHLY SAVING FOR THE VETERAN OF $10.25 FOR THIRTY YEARS. And VAdoana are available In Buiuaiid Estates NOW — NO DELAY. Bunland Estates also offers FHA and FHA-ht service financing. Whan you are quoted e "Monthly Payment" make certain that you are quoted the TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMENT — a figure that includes not only principal and Interest — but also taxes and Insurance of the type required on your loan. Our sales personnel secure tha amount of taxes from your county tax assessor, compute Insurance from current rate, end with the known factors in interest rate and amount of mortgage tell you exactly what your monthly payment will be. When you buy Insist on Information on all the obligations you will assume — not juet monthly payment an interest and prinripm, INSIST ON FULL GUARANTEES TO PROTECT YOU - TH E BUYER J. Hralley Odham offers you these two firm guarantees: I. Your personal satisfaction la guaranteed on the construction af each Runland Estates Noma for one fuN year ar your down payment and rioting costa wlH he returned. It. Ta encourage you to join ua in a new way of life in tunlaad Estates, J. Brailey Odham, Preaidant of Odham and Tudor, agrees that If at any time during e six month period beginning with the signing of your sales contract it becomes necessary for any reason for you to effect n job change thqt requires your moving outside e twenty fit's mile radius of Bunland — your down payment and closing costa will be returned. DONT ACCEPT LESS G U A R A N TE E AND SAFEGUARDS THAN THESE. $uida fioAJU Jjund y o u N f t lR f I U WW ■ * »ur P o p a r t VA - NO Sthcdqhl Jo DOWN PAYMENT - J u n lc u u l E . C L O S I N G C O S T S AS LO W AS 7 Homes Completed — 40 Under Construction — 7 Additional Homes Will Be ■■ • Completed la asm week. Mart your own paint a tSe «bn whSe bernes are under runalnsrttea A r e B e i n g P r o c e s s e d — S B e d r o o m s • 1-2 B a t h s • VA - F H A - F H A - l n - S e SUNLAND KOM IS PRICKD FROM $ 14,000 TO $ 16,800 M1LY Giant Private Recreation Park • I DEDICATED PANES • • " R A T I O N AREAS • RNUFFLBBOABD IXHRTH SUNLAND HOMES ARE EQUIPPED WITH TKEEAXXO FLOONS • G. B. STOVE • • VENETIAN BUNDS • CITY BEWEBB o TILE BATH • SIDEWALES CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS • W AIJ. FURNACE • G. E. HOT WATER BEATI THERE 18 A PLAN TO FIT ' YOUR BUDGET S u l a i d E s f if e s i ' �IVWW.'l 1 l <i Assessor's Office Closed Pending Appointment 'My Job Over,' McCanna Says Of His Resignation S ty ? S > a ttf0 ri WEATHER: Fair and continued cool through Tuesday. High today, 72-76. Low tonight, 62-58. VOL. XLIX United Preaa Learned W in EaUbliahed x908 MONDAY, MAY 9. 1960 SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A N O , 689 Candidates Clash Over Race Issue .. | i The two candidates for Democratic nomination for gov­ ernor went on their separate campaign trails today after a face-to-face clash over the racial issue In Miami Sunday night. . Doyle Carlton accused Farris Bryant of sending out “smear literature" and Bryant said Carlton was stirring up •motional iiiues. Carlton had a braakfaat ap­ pointment thia moraine with *upporters of Tad David and John g McCarty. David ha* announced * h a will campaign actively for Carl too but McCarty left Florida for a visit lo North Carolina Saturday without andoriing any­ one. In the Miami appearance Sun­ day, Carlton said Bryant aupporta a Virgin la-typo reilstance to ichool integration. Ha said this would lead only lo massive • school Integration. w He said Bryant sponsored a resolution which would have caused the federal courts to strike down the stale's pupil assignment law. Ha as id thia course in Vir­ ginia resulted In school integra­ tion oo • Urge scale. “Why don't you let these emo­ tional issues die down?" Bryant ■aid. “Don't be deceitful and cuts," •a Carlton responded. He then accuw ted Bryant’s headquarters of put­ ting out smear literature. Bryant denied this. The candidates disclosed Sun­ day they will debate the issues of the campaign on live television shows six more brass throughout the state between now add May Uth. “1 am pleased to . release this schedule of Joint appearances with 0 Mr. Bryant so that we can stop government,1 Carlton. ------------- H * said - “ **-“ -* The all coming dabatea W rk Key 13, WJXT-TV in Jacksonvilla; May 15, WCVT-TV, Teliahastes: May U, WTVT-TV, Tam­ ps; May U, WEAR-TV, Pensa­ cola; May » , WDBO-TV Orlande, aod May 23, WCKT-TV, Miami. Bryant said today he does aOt * intend to use the race issue to Inflame the people te get votes. Ho aaid be will not answer nametailing by Carlton in the runoff campaign but will atlck to the issues. Bryant started the day with a news conference io his campaign headquarter! at Ocala where he aaid he will spend the rest of the day working on a television A speech. w Carlton got up early ‘lo seek votes at a breakfast in Fort Laudardale with supporters of Ted David and John McCarty, who were eliminated in tbs first pri­ mary. Bryant began his press , canlarenee with a reference to last eight’* TV debate et Miami with Carlton in which he said Carlton called him a “race baiter, demaM gogue and peddler of hilf-trutbs." ro "Carlton is determined lo make his moderate Integration approach the issue hi thia campaign," Bry­ ant said. “ Ha stands lor moderate inte­ gration. I am ■ firm believer in firm segregation. I believe the people wiit decide for segregation and if I am governor, we will maintain segregation by every honorable Concert The Seminole High Choraliers and Freshman Chorus will pre­ sent their annual spring con­ cert Tuesday at 8 p. m. “Carnival of Venice. TS Trom­ bones, Religion is a Fortune and Ball Hat" are only a few of the 38 songs to be presented by the 230 students. Soloists, madrigal singers, ■ double quartet, boys and girls’ glee clubs, a mixed ensemble, two choruses and accompan­ ists will be featured In the program at Semlootc High. WASHINGTON (UP1) - Sen. George A. Smathers (D-Fla.) in­ troduced legislation today to ex­ tend the Sugar Act four yeara but cut Cuba’a present quotas by nearly 10 per cent. Nixon Top Choice By United Frets International William C. Cramer (R-Fla.) says a poll in his district shows Vice President Richard M. Nixon leading In sentiment for presi­ dent Cramer said the poll gave Mesa.) WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ameri can scientists have beamed a ra die signal S,001,000 miles Lnlo space and turned on the 150-wett transmitter in the Pioneer V. sun The transmitter is expocted to keep scientists In con­ tact with the satellite (or another eight months, or until k la near­ ly i n million miles from the earth. Johnson Support AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) -B ackers of Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (DTex.) for the Democratic presi­ dential nomination forget! ahead today with plana lo awing all of Texas' SI votes behind him at the national convention in Loe An­ geles. Johnson said at bis ranch near Johnson City, Tax., Sunday night ho will,’’do-everything poss­ ible" to justi/y the grassroots sup­ port show* • him. by precinct Saturday. Strong: Pressure WASHINGTON (U P I)- Demo­ cratic Nalional Chairman Paul M. Butler says Sen. John F. Ken­ nedy will come under strong prosaurcs te run for vice presi­ dent If be falls lo get the Demo­ cratic proaidenllal nomination, Butler also said Suaday be thought that Adlal E. Stevenson was “ available and ready and willing" to' run agaii as tha Democratic presidential candidate “if called upon In accept." OrlandoMan Takes First In St Johns Marathon More than She boating eutbusito eats lined the waterfront of the "T* Sanford Boat Marina Saturday to watch Paul Sanborn Jr. of Orlando win the second annual 278-mile SI. John’s River outboard marathon. Sanborn, piloting a Critcblield Otcp-Kat, was awarded a silver trophy and 878 in priie money in the rare which was run tram Jack­ sonville lo Sanford and back. The winner’s total elapsed time was four hours and 87 seconds. 4 , This was 51 minutes and 18 arc* * onds better thhn last year’s rasrti. Second in the field of 21 boats was Tommy Hagood, also of Or­ lando. Another Orlandoian, Jim Hunt, took first place honors la the Class 1 division of the race. < The race course consisted 'A w of ai i.‘ii and J-utile chain of tricky cJunn.’is Wide shallow lakes which this year’s marathon one j P roughest In a race of this kind. 1 U ■ ATLANTA (UPI) Federal Judge Frank A. Hooper today or­ dered public schools la Atlanta in­ Nobody Working: In Tax Assessor’* Office Today tegrated by May 15, teat, grant­ ing the city a year of greet. The federal district Judge said at a hearing en the Atlanta rasa that be wanted to give the Geor­ gia legislature "one more’chance lo prevent the chaos” that would com* if schools are closed under present state racial laws. Hooper gave bit decision to a packed courtroom made up at least 80 per eent of Negroes and alao including attorneys for Negro plaintiff* and the defendant At­ MOSCOW (UPI)—-The Russians probably will react vio­ lanta School Board. lently to the news that the United States has admitted the A high pressure area carrying Today's decision was in lb* naplane shot down over Russia last week probably was Rather a cold air mass moved over Semin­ ing information, observers here suid today, A Tass (official Soviet) agency dispatch In today*/f ole County Sunday dropping tens newspapers, saying the State Department had admitted thn'iV pets pl lures about IB degrees below idrmal. ,e -* . 7 .•'< h ■ , ■" w*« *pytof on Russia, 1 Temperatures this morning dip­ wai the first word published here ped to II degrees and wna term about the U. S. announcement. Moocow observers slso believed ed by weather bureau official* na Mr*. Ruth dfcdUlkw will tell NEW YORK (UPI) — Stock that Francis G. Powers, of Al­ on* of the coldest May days on Sanford Art Association membera bany. Ua., pilot of the downed record in the rountx* about the Gauguins tonight. prices at I p. m.t plane, would lie tried quickly and The Loogwood real estate brok­ More cold wratiMUt* forecast American TAT .?............. publicly, probably on spy charges. er is a personal friend af painter 52 tonight and tomorrow with ■ American Tobacco I S l V t l M If found guilty Powers could be Jean Gaugula and helped bim Bethlehem Steel MIIMIOII 45 sentenced to execution by low o(-82 forecast for tonight. compile the biography of hie 27*s shooting. Caterpillar ....... The*' mass, about 1,000 mil** famous father, artist Paul Gau­ Khrushchev and Russian com­ wide, was expected to remain guin, Mrs. Hamilton will show a t i o*• ■*I S'« 53 C t O .... mentators were expected to use short film and prints of Paul 45 Chrysler ........... (he Stale Department announce­ over the county and Central Flor Gauguin's works. im ment at the occasion for sweeping ids area through Tuesday. Curtis* • Wright Rules for the coming patio DuPont ............. am* denunciations oi American “clum­ Watrnpouii and accompanying ■bow and auction will b* dis­ Eastman Kodak M**t* MI 109 siness, hypocrisy and warmong­ winds up to 40 miles per hour cussed, as well as plans for tha «TU ering." Ford Motor ............. . association's future. Tbe 7;30 General Electric . . . . . . . "• '. -Soviet dispatches front Wash­ kicked up high waves In the Gull meeting at tbe Civic Center is General Motors . saogoaoo* 4841 ington emphaliird White House of Mexico off beaches near St- designed to give members the 2's press secretary James C. IUtter­ Petcraburg. The t(Aiut« dissipated Graham • Paiga opportunity lo express their Int. T I T ...... ' *MMM* 4IH ly’* statement that President Els- as they moved over land, opinions and desires about the LoriUard 30Vs cubin't-r Bid not know about the association’* ruining activities. A 70 fool sailing schooner from Minute Maid m U i | » i i s <i 17*s plant's’ flight over Soviet terri Puerto Rico and a (Moot cabin Penney ........ ••*•••••**•a 120*. lory. cruiser were battered to pieces by Penn RR . . . . . i f , ■,«, Ills Khruthchcy said Saturday he .nigh winds In (ha Tampa-Clear- 2 Face Traffic Sears Roebuck ........ ........ 49*. was prepg accept tha-Higr Avaier area. Threw, men aboard Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 42V* erty statement,lobut he exprrsvc# the schooner and fivq men on the Counts In Mishap ti Sludebaker ........................ concern about the president's cruiser were rescued. A-ear pulling out of s French “alarming . . . ignoranre in Dial Frank Rid, ll-year-old Clear­ Ave. service station was knocked respect." * water resident, apparently drown­ Into • half spin for 3S feet when The premier blamed the Stale ed in the surf Sunday in front of another car hit it Sunday. Department, the Central Intelli­ hundreds of bathers on a West Mri. Dorothy Nell IJaraas of gence Agency and the Pent a non Coast beach. Gainesville drove in front of n for the inrident. mf Officers said the boy went un­ southbound car as she pulled onto The White House dHneil today der after railing that ha could French Ava. from tha Bay Service that Elsenhower h as, ordered ■ near lath St., police said. not get back to abort beeiUM of Station John Mark Burns' auto hit Mra. District t County Commission halt to all flights over or near sudden rough water. Hii body Llamas car in the left end. Burns, candidate T. V. Brown died of Communist borders in the wake was not recovered. a Casselberry rnldent, wai charg­ a heart attack at his home about of the admitted U. S. espionage The cold wave caused the mer­ ed with failure to have hie car 2 p. m. today. Mr. Brown becameplane mission over Rossis. The report, citing "responsible cury to plummet to 5* at Miami under ronlrol. Mrs. Llamas was ill and was driven home earlier, today, breaking the all-time charged with failure te yield the it was reported. Mr. Brown has authority," said Eisenhower stop­ early right of way. Damage te both lived in Seminole County since ped the flights pending an execu­ low of M for May • set in 1151. Downpours drenched New Eng­ care totalled |l , 000. 19)4. Mr. Brawn was to be in a tive investigation of Hie entire In runoff election against J. C. Hut­ tclligence apparatus of the govern­ land and the northeastern states ment. today whllp temperatures In the chison May 24. .10s put a winter-Uk* chill on the Police Probing Midwest. Juvenile Council Bill Planned A broad rain pattern moved eait School Burglary Whoever peeled open the Semi­ Sunday lo the Atlantic, dropping WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. To Add Mize Petor F. Mack (D-lll.) said today as muck as five inches of rain nole High safe Thursday night ap­ parently used gloves, since no fin­ The Seminole County Juvenile he was introducing a bill t*> bar over central Pennsylvania. Council wtll make County Judge n.hiidy payment* to U. 8 . domes­ Seven Inches of snow fall at gerprints have been found, Sanford Vernon Mile a member Tuesday. tic trunk airlines. But he drnird Sylvan, Wis. Temperatures ware police aaid today. Chief Roy Williams said that The council will meet at 1:30 a. the measure was aimed at Capi­ below fretting throughout most af m. In Judge Miao’a courthouse tal Airlines which Is io deep finan­ Wisconsin and la the 80s la Illinois burglariea of this type have bean frequant in Sanford and surround­ chambers. cial trouble. and Indiana. ing areas recently. A check ia being made with nearby towns to see if the burglaries can be con­ nected to produce a clue about who stole Ibe 11,540.71 from Semi­ nole High. Considerable damage was dona to the safe before the money was taken. Violent Russian Chilling Cold Air Mass Moves Reaction Expected Into County 1 p. m.' New Space Success The tax anaeaftor'* office waa cloned today, 48 hour* after Anneanor Richard McCanna and five of hin employee hand­ ed in their renignallunn. McCanna aaid today he had turned over the only net of keys to thp office to Clerk of the Circuit Court David Cntchel, “My resignation waa effective an of Friday and an far an I’m concerned my job aa tax asnenaor ia over." McCanna aaid. McCanna added that he felt that the office would nut be bttny thin time of year anyway. Attorney for the County Comminnion Mack Cleveland Jr. aaid that under Flor­ ida law, the Clerk of the Court could annume the dutlea of tax annenaor until aa interim anneanor in appointed. Gutchel declined to comment on the recent developmenta except to any that McCanna turned over the keya to the of­ fice late Friday afternoon. Mm. Mary Earle Walker who wan elected anneanor in the May 3 primary, wan out of town todny and could not be reached for comment. Mra. Walker in ex­ pected to be out of town untH the latter part of the week. McCanna neat a telegrnm lo G ot. Collinn Friday submitting hie renignation. He aaid in the telegram that “inasmuch an the desired goal of obtaining a lawful nnaeaament level han been definitely achieved, I feel I would like to return to my privntc hunincaa practice. Five of the nine employee of the office alao resigned Friday, At 2 p. m. today the governor’* office reported that Collina wua not expected to arrive back in Tallahnnnee until about 8 p. ni. He wan out of town when MeCanna'a renignation waa received by hie office. Gov. Collina had already taken under advisement a pmponal that Mra. Walker be reinstated in the office aa anon aa poaniblc. That propnnnl wan made last Wednes­ day by J. Uralley Odhnm, who aent a tele­ gram to the governor anking the action because of the overwhelming vote ahe re­ ceived In the primary and because “ahe has publicly committed Hernelf to a posi­ tion of full ennh value anaeanmente." Atlanta School Mix Ordered News Briefs Cutting: Quotas 3* Mis. Hamilton On Art Program T. V. Brown Dies 01 Heart Attack Mopping Up Starts In I960 Census Loaders Sanborn* Terjy, Hagood Making Turn-Around A t Sanford WASHINGTON (UPI) - Hie Census Bureau, now conducting mopping-up operations on Um 1M0 nose-count, will lake another six months lo process tbe “official" population. Tfcia will be the fastest compila­ tion since tha firet censui waa taken ia 17N. Much of the credit wiU go lo a battery af elect rank “hrelna" handling much of too ’••Ikllflllje lure of an Informal order from the bench which Hooper aaid would be put into final written form at a later date. An NAACP attorney from New York argued that Hooper's 1958 deaegregaton order In tha Atlanta cate should be implemented im­ mediately. The plaintiffs, Negro parents of school-age children who claimed discrimination by s e g r e g a t i o n practice* in Atlanta, indicated they would appeal Judga Hooper’s order aa soon as M ia filed in Ms final form. Tblc would dear the way for another decision by the U, 8. Su­ premo Court on Its historic school desegregation decision of 1154. Hooper commented from the bench that be feels that while his decision 4a the Atlanta caie calls for alow action. It would be ap­ proved by tbs bighar courts. Tha Supremo Court recommended "de­ liberate aperd" its yeara ago. Attorneys for the Atlanta School Board submitted to the court e copy of a lengthy state study com- Chuluola Post To Name Officers The Georg* Maurice Jacobs Memorial American Legion Post No. 325 of Chuluote has received Its temporary charter. At the regular poxt meeting Saturday at 8 p. m. at the Chutuola Supply Co., the temporary chairman, L, Nirhols, will pre­ side and, in accordance with the constitution and by-laws of the American Legion will proceed lo elect a poet commander, vice commander, finance officer, sergeant-at-armi, historian and chap­ lain. The service officer and ad­ jutant will be appointed by the new post commander. The 1900 at post officer's report must be properly filled in and sent to Department Adjutant be­ fore May It, {n order that the ap­ pointed delegates can qualify .o attend the 42nd Department Con­ vention at Tampa, May Z7-2S-29. At tha post meeting Saturday the charier members will recrive their official membership card*. Due lo a heart condition that will not permit an active part, Nichols, the present temporary chairman will not be a candidate far office. mission document which contained recommendations for changes to Georgia racial law*. Hooper baa already approved a pupU place*, ment plan drafted by the board. J. C. Murphy, attorney for tbe board, said be felt the report con­ tained a possible solution te con­ flicting Georgia and U. B. statute! (hat had " a reasonable chance el being approved" by the legtalntu n which meeta next' January, Hooper called attention to thn fact that provisions tor n local option voto on school closing* would not require a constitutional amendment which would have to be ratUled by Georgia voter* hi a general eleetien. 1,250 Marchers To Join Parade ypfkjiiV About 1,220 Civilians and tary personnel are expected to march to Sanford’a Armed Day parade May II, Parade chairman gave toll number aa o Uve estimate of ea a rebars. The parade will form 8| 0 a, m. and b start moving at 8iM a. m.- Be*** ginning at Fourth BL and Oak Avc., it will no north on Oak to ral First SI., turn east and mom along First to Sen Carina Ava, An Armed Force* Day show will also be held a t the Sanford Naval Air Station from 11 a. m. until 2 p. m. The aviation rains* craft to visit Sanford will b* opan to visitor* starting at II a. m. Another Armed Force* Day committee meeting is scheduled for 8 p. m. Friday at to* USO in the Cbamber of Commerce building. All persona intonated In working on the parade are tail­ ed to attend. 23 Parcels Sold For Road Project Twenty three parcels of pro­ perly bordering Sanford Ave. hava been sold for too widontof of the avenue between Geneva Ave. and Glndera Corner. Tbn price paid by the county for thn land was 85,445. This leave* 7B pierrs of property toe county needs to buy along Sanford Avo. for the widening project. The Stale Road Pept. will do the widening work. Two Runoff Rallies Scheduled Next Week v. . The County Executive Demo­ cratic Committee has scheduled (wo political rallies for the 12 candidates running in Cuunly Commission runoff battles and one constable and peace justice race. Both rallies will be held next District I: T. V. Brown and J. C. Hutchison: District 2: J. D, Cordell and Ted William*) DJa* trict 3: Jsm rs -Avery and L**r> rcnce Swoftord and DUtrigt 8: Homer Little and John. File* P a tric k . Klmrr Ashley and Homer Se­ well will face each other la tho District B Trace Justice rat* while R. E. Carroll and O. O. Owen are runoff candidates for t h e office of District 4 comtable. At the rtnal rally May Memorial Stadium, all rd votora and Ibair fami be admitted charge by j d l l voting Each speaker will b* Umitod I talk. - The first rally will be held for resident* in the suuth end ot the county at Prairie Lake and the other will be held May 21 at Memorial Stadium in Sanford. The data for too Prairie Lake rally has not been sal. according to committee chairman R, S. Bill Ulmer, BUlhimer met with the 13 can­ didates at a meeting Friday and discnsied the MeslbUlly of the rallies. The majority of the can­ didates favored holding only two rallies. Tha candidates to tha runoff tori Greyhound and are; < burg gam* will atort i >•?! 4> , �*—Mrm. Mar •< 1 BM By Abigail Van Buren ■ a i J ; * * J I J. » *• ? than on down like atalr step*. The three older children come to achool unwashed With th ilr dlothea on backward*, in*lde gat and thtlr shoes on ths wrong feet. It is sll too apparent that their mother was not up to help them dress, I don’t know what kind of breakfast* they could have Bad with their mother sleeping. Whsn anyone drops In on her, ana is •napping” with tha TV going full blast, tha children climbing the wall*, and the house in a shamble*. Ia it th# business of the community to look in on this situation. Or Is it a prl. ; . vat# affair? My husband says to mind .• my own business. 1 say she needs to be .J > talked to. What do TEACHER ! J’ DEAR TEACHER: 8omeone should !" : nook In" on this home—and the soonei : tha batter. Th# mother appears to be j- & physically ill, mentally incompetent—or ; . both. Whera the welfare of children is in' ' volved, an investigation is in order. Firnt, !■/ , * ' talk to bar husband (privately). She needs J• .,«**•*» • halm * * * •* • J. | ! * ! M . DEAR ABBY: Not long ago a good friend of m int celebrated her 88th wedding annivaraary. Last night I saw her husband gat out of hia car and go into the earn* apartment building I went into. I want there to visit my brother and his * y jjH | | h . J After tailing them I saw Mr. 8o and So, ; g f sis tar-in-taw aald that ha had been ; visiting a certain unmarried woman for a j longtim e. Sheeald it waa tha talk of the 2 • laundry room. Tha man's w ife la a good Around The Clock A record registration wai an* nounced lait week for the ‘'Learn To Swim" proiram appnaored by Ihe Sanford Recreation Depart* mrnt and local chapter of the American Red Croaa. Sanford soldier Virgil L. Oraeey reecnlly represented the 13rd En­ gineer Battalion In the Army's European rifle and piitol matehea, ld for our curtains, how much h# made at Grafenwohr, Germany. Gracey it week and if ha ever aend* my folks la a battalion construction aurveyany money. She doesn't want td know for or in France. The JO-year-okl herself, but just so she can tell* everyone aoldlcr U the aon of Mr. and Mra. C. Gracey, 2360 Sanford Ave. else, and that old busy-body get* more Virgil He graduated from 8emlnoIe High coverage than this newspaper. She opens la 1S5T. C my mall, goes through my dresser draw, era and looks in my medicine cabinet. So far I have held my tongue, but one of these days I am going to apeak up. Can I be blamed? HAD IT DEAR HAD IT: Your husband doe* not have to answer all Mama's questions. Granted, your mother-in-law Is nosy, but dorf’t blame her If your husband doesn't know where obedience to his mother end*, and loyalty to bln wife begins. • * • C O N F I D E N T I A L TO "GOOD FRIEND": If you are sincerely interested In his welfare, urge him to put his affairs In order before the operation. He may live. « • • • "What's your problem?" Writ* to Abby in care of this paper. For a personal reply, enclose a atamped, aeif-addressed envelope. • * * Servlce Station ha* boca appointed chairman of tbo Seminole County cbepter of the National Fader*, tloa of Independent Builnaiamen. Taylor le th* eon of Mr*. Mottle C. Bateman of SSS4 Laurel Ave. • a • The Sanford City Commiition will hear a U s report end coniider a traffic flow problem at a meet­ ing tonight in City HeU. City Fi­ nance Director Henry Timm will glvt the U s report. The traffic flow problem la on Ninth and ISth Street*. Th* eommlaiion will alio coiuldar • petition concerning •treat light* on Magnolia, Pal­ metto, park, and Oak Avenue*. Th* meeting will etart at I p. m. • • * Retarded Children Assn. Plans To Aid Training Center The Seminole AaeocUttan for Retarded Children I* trying to get eoetum* jewelry for youngster* at the Sunland Training Center to uee in art* and craft* and "dree*up” game*. Many children from Mm SemL note a n a attend (hi* training cen­ ter at Oeinetvllle. Older children then un the jewelry In arts end craft* end the girta enjoy playing "dnia-up" with the better piece*, Recreational Director Mn. L. C. Crook (aid. Individual*, civic, or church group* who would like to con­ tribute uied costume Jewelry, broken or otherwise, to the drive, a n asked to cell Mn. Dottle Chance at FA 1-4771. In duplicate bridge play at the For Abby’a pamphlet, "What Teen­ Recreation Center Thursday night. agers Want To Know," sand 28c and a first honors went to th* team of Dr. Leonard Munson and Cedi Ittnea, second honor* to the team ef Mr. end Mr*. Clyde Ramsay, and third honors to th* teem pf Mr*. Munion and Mrs. Fetor Schaal, Orlando. Regular play re­ sume* at th* center again Thurs­ day at #:M p. m. and the duplicate bridge playing public to invited to Uke part. • to County 4-H boys will have a Longwood Chamber training meeting Thursday at th* Sanford Ave. and SSIh St. bom* To Hear Hulbert Longwood Chamber of Com­ demonriratloo center. a • • merce member* will b u r Winter M. L. Dekit, at Dekle'a Gulf Perk Telephone On. eaecutlv* Ruuell Hulbert speak about the phone company’* progreu and future to Samkytla County TburtNAS To Open day. Fixture Bids The meeting to th* Civic League Hie Sanford Naval Air Station Building aril etort at' • p. m. A will receive bids on providing and board of directors meeting at 7:30 p. m. will precede the regular seaInstalling new intorior electric aloe. lighting and power circuit* end fixture*, modifying and relocat­ Logoi Notice ing praeant powtr end lighting circuit* and fixtures, and Inetolling n plumbing ayatem for an Aviation Maintenance Equipment shop building Tuesday, Th* bid* will be received a t > p, m. la the office of th* Officer in charge of conattuctlon, OMTft Hopkins, Bl, died I on day at th# hem* of hi* itt* r, Mr*. ORLANDO (UP1) — The Sun Etliabeth Collojr of 14041 Steven* Valley Inc., linked with Team* A t * .. Hanford. it*re Union dealing* and tangled Mr. Hopkln* had boon a resident In court actloni, baa been told to of Sanford for tha pact h |h t a private land developer for about T*ar*. H* previously «aa a r#»l- $870,000, an attorney aald. dent of Oitcoa and Albany, N. Y. Jtiliut I. Friedman, Miami at­ Ho wa* a mtrabor of tbo First torney for developer Edwin H. Mothodlit Church. Other survivors aro two aiocoa, Willla, aald Willia had make a Mr*. A. T. Ball and Mr*. Carl $50,000 depoiit on the project. A federal grand Jury now In Alim; four naphewa, J. H. Colley, C. Y. Collojr, J . W. Colley and T. rtcett ia investigating- Taamttara dealing* in tha land development. R. Colley. Fumeral »*nrk*» will be held at Sun Valley wa» originally adver­ II *. m. Tuesday at th* Britton tised a* a retirement town for Funeral Home with tha Rev. T. C. union members, but It never wa* O’Steen officiating. Burial will be built Th# Teamaura currently have • held at Evergreen Cemetery. lawtuit agalmt the Florida Na­ tional Bank of Orlando to get re­ test# of $400,000 in Detroit local fynda deposited there.' Tha bank ronunda th* monty wa* put up by th* Taamiter* ■■ collateral for a loan to Sun Valley. Friedman aald Willla is to be th* sole purchaser. He I* a part­ Navy personnel who have cer­ ner in a development with Max tain rating* are wanted for full Brewer, th# campaign manager time eetlva duty within the Navel Air Reeerve Training Commend. The rating* ere BMS, 801, 803, AQ2, AQ3, ET2, ETI, YNI, PN1, PN1, SK), DM3, SWl. CE3. RM1, f i r e s t o n e BUI AOS. ADS. AMS, ATS, ATS, A lt, ABS, AES, AES, PBS. PBS, AES, AGS. TDI, PHI, HMS, BN, CN. AN. HN, DN, and TN. Veteran* with prevlou* naval service muet agree to remain on active duty for two yean, while non-veto must atay In for three y ean to qualify for thl* servlet. Further Information may be ob­ tained from the recruiting officer oi th* Naval Air Reserve Training Unit N. A. 8. Jacksonville. Oviedoan Staff Is Selected SUffI members ___ ____ of theOviedo High school annual have been cho­ sen for th* 1960*1 school year. MU* Sandra Bellborn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bellborn, ha* been chosen editor with Mias Julie Gore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gore, as assistant editor. Serving as business manager will be Mia* Marion vabry, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. ‘ Paul Fabry; aaalaUnt business manager, Miss Batty Dude, daughter ef Mr. tad Mrs. Andrew Dude. ECONOMICAL HOT WATER SERVICE! q Church Services Held In Jail U Y CLUB'S NHWB8T "SWEETHEART," Mra. Andrew Bracken, waa made an honorary sweetheart 6t th* Semlnol* High honor and aarvice aoctotr Friday. Emphasising tha idea of "behind every greet man therw •tend* a woman," Key Club members decided to honor tnelr principal by baatowing "nwaetheart" membership on hie wife. The present aenior class ia tha firet Bracken has guided through Semlnol# High. "Sweetheart*" Marilyn McDaniat. left, and Kay Ivay, right, watch Club President Steve Fewml present a bouquet to Mrs. Bracken, (Herald Photo) Ih e men ef the Brotherhood ef the First Baptist Church ef Lake Mary held special services In the jail Sunday afternoon and distri­ buted magulnes. Members participating w e r e J. P. Beal, Bob Jooca. Harley Wilhelm, Wayland Renfrew, H. Ferguson, JeJrry make, Lee Sha­ ven, Dick Tlpley, Willard Bomas, end visitors,' L, A. Taylor, from Elder Springs, end Alan Roman and Wayne Beal, aa a aawapapar of gtnaral circu­ lation I* which this citation shall b# published one* aach wttk for four ronsocutlv* wooht. WITNESS n r .hand and official aaat of th* c lt r k e f th* Circuit Court on tbla th* l l h day e f May, A. ti. III*. (S K A U D avid N . O atohal Clark of th* Circuit Ooart black N. Clavoland. Jr, A ttorney at Law, T. O. B «c IS* Su lla I I I Sanford A llastt* H alloas] S aak ku lld lap Sanford, Florida Publish May I, 1*. SI, l». tilt. SANFORD GAS COMPANY t i e R. le t B4. PA M ?l# Natural G u For Seatovd Lingo Honored At Picnic Dinner Idsntlflod aa elandasUti* abols, al­ though ihay could b* dotoctad sa underground disturbs#***. —Secret UaU of Urg* nuclear wespsoa aould bo acnductad to ■pace "within Iha praaant scope of mlaallo and apoco technology.” Ik* onalyaia of haarlna* bald last month bjr two ■ubeommltUoa sitting jointly waa iatuad ns a full commlltaa report and signed by nil 1# member*. It anldi "II seem* (hat for tba next aavtral year* and poaalbly thereafter thara could b* a rac* batwaart Improved masna of detection and tdaaUfloatloa aa against Improved T. L. Lingo lr „ who retired aa Oviedo City Clerk, waa the guest of honor at a barbecue chicken picnic dinner at th* home at Mr. and Mn. W. H. Martin. Mayor Le* Gary of Oviedo pre­ sented Lingo wKh a fishing rod and a gift certificate from Denmark gaorttaf Goode Co. Among tbo gueato at the picnic were Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cloots, Mr. end Mra. Ben Jonas, Mr. am M n. J. Y. Rarrii, Mr. and Mra, Ban F. Ward Ji., Mr. sad Mn. Georgs Efltay and Mr. and Mrs. John Courier. meant of concooling and muffling nuclasr taste," Prwldant Rlaonhowar announcod Saturday that tha Unltod BUM* would m um a undarground tasting of nuclear weapons by th* and of th* year for "non-wsapon" purpose* — Including Improved detoetlon ayitam. Th# eommttta* reported that n •cor* of teiantiata who toatlflad at tha bearing! also generally agreed that o "vigorous and sustained program of roaaarck and develop­ By faodiag or caring tor a ment" waa naodod on Uchalquaa monk, many BuddhliU baltove for detection, Identification and they accumulate mark ter Mia Impaction a f underground testa. •ftat; death. i School Rcfistrution *• * ■* * " * < «■ *» c h lld re o j who will aster tha tin t gvoda In ■ Brbeol n u t fall will ; ha b*id Taaadsy from • a. m. un. far taw weaderfnl vita. I kaakly raqmtt eMrtkuM* sappart ftr a batter ftorida. VOTE FOR DOYLE COMMISSIONER STORES Ot AGRICULTURE f for governor candidate farrlt Bryant. Friedman *ay* Willi* plan* a* develop Sun Valley "a* any restful and ethical d*v»lop*y would.” MUNICH. G*rm*ny (UP!) _ U. 8. Air Fore* Gen. Laurit Not • tad; supreme Allied commandJI In Europe, fell ill Sunday while golfing *t Berchtetgadcn and «** hospitalised here, th* U. 8. Amy announced today. Doctor* at the Army’* 2nd Field Hospital, where Nor.Ud U being treated, declined comment <m the nature of aeriouanea* of hit m. neat. Tha general, who had ht** weekending in eouthern Gcrmsut had planned to return to HR headquarter* in Pari* Sunday night. It it not certain now hew toon h* will return* hi* Hntlet. PURCHASE �* Sfjt Vmforf Rm lS Mon. May 9, 19G0-—Page 8 Demo Candidates Face Crucial Test In West Virginia CU8 THIS COUPON T H U CIRTIFICATI KNTITLKS YOU TO 50 Top Value Stamps CHARLESTON, W. V*. <UPI>Two preiidenliil hopefuls sprinted toward the finish of a crucial contest today with Sen. John F. Kennedy facing a supreme effort to bury the religious issue and Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey depict* ins himself the candidate of the common folks. ^ O n the etc of West Virginia’s Wlemocralic presidential primary neither candidate was confident enough to relax. Both were start­ ing soon after dawn on a strenu­ ous schedule of vote hunting. Humphrey, the 48 - year - old Minnesota senator, appeared to be a slight favorite over his 12-yearold rival from Massachusetts, al­ though mast ohseners were hedg­ ing their bets. _ Ironically, the winner would A ave no assurance that he would get even a majority of the state's 25 • vole delegation to the Demo­ cratic National Convention. It was known that some state Demo­ cratic leaden who favor Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson had told him that he would get about 15 of the IS voles for the presidential nomination. Kennedy, the front • running Dcmoeratie contender ami victor Sheer Humphrey in the Wisconsin primary last month, went all the way Sunday night in an attempt to erase the religious issue out of the campaign. In a telcviilon appearance he answered a question as old as the republic — would the election of a president who is a Catholic pul the Pope in the White House? Kennedy asserted bluntly that a president who took orders from g p ir Pope would be guilty of a crime against the United Stalea and against God and should be Impeached. He read the presidential oath, requiring allegienee to the Consti­ tution and its requirement for separation of church and state. Therefore, he said, compliance with instructions from the Pope would be violation of that oath, taken on the Bible. He empharesized that there would be no aueh ' "instruction! anyway. Kennedy's stern declaration on the religious issue was clear recognition that he viewed it as hi* biggest handicap in this state where only 5 per cent of the popu­ lation it Catholic. In an earlier television appear­ ance Sunday night, he alao re­ peated his charge that he is In trouble because supporters of other presidential possibilities have united behind Humphrey to atop the Kennedy drive and itBjC It here. Only Humphrey and Kennedy are entered in the West Virginia popularity poll, which does not bind the alata'a 23-vote delegation to the Democratic National Con­ vention. Humphrey also made a TV ap­ pearance Sunday night with hit _ wife, Muriel, and two of hia sons, 9 engaging in folksy talk and dis­ cussing political isauea. Drawing an obvious contra it between him­ self and his wealthy opponent. Humphrey said ha knew hard times from experience and could better understand problems of the people. • FREE AT YOUR NEAREST WINN-DIXIE STORE Void Altar May 1 Ith Limit On* Coupon To Adult With A $3.00 or Mora Food Ordtr. Top Value Stamps QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD Thru Wtdnrtday, Moy llfh .B .e .k .. .W. r■ ■ r o « 9 w ,,h .......... 1 ------- SANFORD JUNIOR HIGH -SLOPPY DAYS” brought many kind* of out­ landish attire to the school Friday. A pointed relaxation of rules for neat­ ness allowed the youngsters to let off steam, Combining books with studied casualness are, front the left, Ricky Sires, David Yates, Douglas Miller, Donna Hall and Bonny Nunnery. (Herald Photo) 4-H Club Views Woodland Story Hillbillies Gather For Guitar Pickin', Eatin' and Politickin' COSBY, Tenn. (UPD-Approxlmately 8,000 hillbillies and flatland ‘“furrinera” gathered here Sunday for guitar pickin’, eatin’, and politickin' In the biggest hoedown of them all—the festival of the ramps in the heart of the Great Smokies. It was (he seventh annual feast of the ramps, foul-smeiling but iweet-laating onion • like plants that grow wild on the steep slopes of the Smoklea, ' The rugged mountaineers and aome of the "city slickers’* dawned the malodorous rampa raw, fried and even scrambled with eggs. Leas hardy aouli pass­ ed up the rampa for steaming plates of barbecued chicken and beef. But eatera and non-ealera alike cheered when a tall, 18-year-old brown-haired last from nearby Morristown, Judith Hawkins, was named queen of the feallvaL former Gov. Frank Clement, who prudently declined to eat any rampa, crowned the queen and kissed her with enthusiasm. "They gave me aome rampa, but I gave them away," aald Clement, a veteran of previous festivals. Lifetime rsmp-eater John Whit­ low, a retired “ moonshiner" and farmer, ale large quantities. The 73-year-old Cosby native who hat attended every festival agld, “I like them raw. These cooked rampa Just don't teem to agree with me." The Evangelical Lutheran Church has a baptised member­ ship of 1,153,588. It gained 34,443 members during 1850, an in­ crease of 3.07 percent over 1838. Whitlow took time out to be­ moan the decline in the art of making Coiby'a famous white whiiky, aome of which was being consumed on the grounds by ramp-eaters. “They run it off In three Hays now," Whitlow aadly remarked. “ It used to take me 30 days. You used to could go hack In a holler and make all you wanted, but now there's too many federal men." Another old timer was 84 yearold -Charles E. Spriggs, a travel­ ing evangelist who owns a farm here. The long-bearded Sprigga claims he hasn't eaten meat or ahaved since 1813. “ Rampa are good for anybody," he said. Spriggs took a tolerant view to­ ward the area'a major sideline. “ God didn't believe in prohibi­ tion," he aald. "If you tore down all the stills around here you’d take away • lot ef peoples' liveli­ hood." A Mm on The Woodland Story was shown as a special feature el the regular monthly business meeting of the 4-H Boys club of Lake Mary held at the school last week. Ranger John V. Sixelove showed the film, which was secured by Cecil Tucker, county agent. Doyle Tindall, wild life officer from Ocala, visited the club. Ranger Robert Deuschle offered hla help in > work clinic to be held for the boys in Ihe near future. The following members were praised for winning honors on county achievement day held In Sanford. Harry Clements, won first place In the lamp contest and received an eleetrie sodrring iron for hi* prize. David Mohn won first place with hia antrmology collection and received a knife. Tommy Wicderhold came In third on the tractor competition and received a knife. f c n e n e n e n e e Par-T-Pak Quart Bottle Limit two pl.OM Assorted Colors S C 0 T T IS S U E Bleach Preserves ^39' Beans 2 ” 25 FRYERS Happiness Through Health Accidents FLORIDA or GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Grade "A" IV Dr. & Dr. (By DR. F. LEO KERWIN) It haa been anld, and perhapa will benr repeating that a man ia as old aa hia apine, a fact which ahould bo kept in mind when fixations and sub. luxations (vertebral m i a placements) oc­ cur. Of course, there are hundreds of ways of produc­ ing subluxations. A cold draft an the back, a bad attack of indi­ gestion or bowel trouble, a severe blow, attempting to lift too much, stepping down where there are no ateps or walking straight ahead where there are, falling, strenuous gymnastics — any form of activity may do the trick. In late years automobile ac­ cidents have been added to the score. One may emerge from a crash without broken bones, but he would be a miracle man who managed to get clear without aubluxa- tlons. And the difficulty here Is often as not nothing la done about this until in the course of time rent trouble develops. It la this wny. The shock of nn accident often produces enough nervous excitement to set up aplnnl rigidity and fixation. More often, how­ ever, there Is a wrenching tension either of the lower apine anti pelvis or the neck and shoulders. The real trouble, however, does not appear at once. Im­ mediately following the ac­ cident, there will be only n stiffness of the neck, particu­ larly on movement. If you have had an accident see a Chiropractor. One e f a series of articles published in the public intereat to explain and MuMrule the practice of scientific Chiropractic, written h.v Dr. F. Leo Kerwin whose office is located at 201 8. French Ave. and hia telephone number is FAirfax 2-7412. LB. MM WHOLE LIM IT TH R EE W IT H FOOO ORDi R PLEASE Pillsbury Sweet M ilk ' or Buttermilk Branded" Freshly Superbrand Cottage Cheese'29' CHAMPION SPELLER Patay Holland of Sanford Junior High won second place in tha recent Orlando newapapera apelling conteat. “Irascible" was the only word the eighth grader spelled wrong In tha oral part of the contest. Above, Patay ahowa tha trophy aha won to School Principal Hugh Carlton. (Herald Photo) Tha 1838 Real Estate Tax List of the City of Sanford, Florida, la posted on bulletin board at tho front door of the City Hall la tha City of Sanford, Florida, and on bullatin board at front door of Seminole County Court House, Sanford, Florida and will remain §o posted for a period ef four consecutive weeks. All ’real aatata npon which tha 1811 Uxaa hare not boon paid and against which certificate baa mat already bean iaeued to City of Sanford, will ha aald at publle auction on tha 1st day ot June A. D. 18M coaunaaalng a t 10 a’clock A. M. at tha front ad tha Oltp Han k tha OMg ad Sanford, Florida. H. N. Tamm, Jr, CRy Clerk. V, I PaliMttt Firm S«M$ CANS NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS iV ■ To those who supported me on May 3rd. I am deeply grateful to each of ' you. CAM ILLA D. BRUCE Supervisor ef legU lratlea Fd. Pol. A dr. �Chicken T h i e f ! ! ! .x : By DICK WEUT y i WASHINGTON (U P I)-U the M i Olympic games had a eondeal la Jumping a t the obvious, t m e e t I could bring home a gold When 1 am trying to make a •paint. I do not merely hit the •nil on the head; I also leave a« atones untamed and no bridges Mtrosaed. Moreover, 1 taka care ■M to bum any bridges behind WO. Recently, however, in a mis­ guided moment I decided to taka what I regarded aa a subtle ap­ proach to a report I wai writing an tba congressional Investigation Of disc Jockey Dick Clark. What I Intended to do was Joah 0 hit about the current teenage JnfOUiallon with Clark and his tat*, of pompodotred boy sopranrgt. So I described the bearings aa Ibay might have been t e e n "through the oyea of a "teenage dteck jockey reporter." >; Yan can Imagine my chagrin .When I alerted getting tatters A. Sma there of Florida at a .then turned ta the wttneii, Tbomai hearing on military proct rament, M. Adams, of the Bureau e( Na­ val Waapaaa. Here’s a piece of the leatimony. Melnarnay: "Well, over alt there wai a saving of S1.23 mil­ lion, a good part of which can The Admiral price per unit: WOO. be attributed to competition.” w Thal'e mare than |l.S million for Capt Adams: "! would say io, tba full contract. air. I cannot say the exact Four months later, tba Navy amount, but I would say a fair wanted to buy i,S00 more of the portion." lfclnamay: "la H not true that seme units. This time, bids were advertised oa a competitive baste. a small bualneaa concern was The waa one af those rare the aucceaaful bidder on the com­ chances tor small companies to petitive awardT" Capt. Adams: "Yea, »lr." participate to a Pentagon con­ Thus, had the Navy not closed tract. And the number of firms submitting bids? There were M. the door on competitive bids h And the low bid? It was MOM the first place, the U. S. taxptv'* a unit • • one-half the price Ad­ (you and me) would likely m miral got for the aama thing spared more than I t million. And this la but one item among only four monlhi before! Oddly enough, .'.dmlral submit­ the myriads of contracts that ted a bid, too. Now, with op«n pass across the Pentagon s pro­ competition, Us price tor precise­ curement desk every day. ly the aama type of unit dropped to J tll.il. Search thlna own heart. What At the hearing, William McTn- palneth thee In others la thyself covered by the small business sub­ arnay, committee counsel, peer- may be. committee headed by Sen. George ed at tba original Admiral price, —John Greenleaf Whittier from Clark fans, extolling me as a champion of the (rue, the good and the beautiful and adopting me as one of their own. In particular-wai I unsettled by a note from two young Pittsburgh ladles, portions of which are re­ produced below: "We’ve never heard of you be­ fore but what you said really mikes aenaa and we’d Ilka you to know that we're with you all the "We first heard of you when we read an article written by you In our dally paper about Dick Clark. As tor as Dirk's concerned, with the teenagers we know he'a topi. "If they think that by having an over-publicised hearing that la going to change nur opinion of him, they’re out of it. Like we mean way out. "Dick's one of the few older men who ha* the understanding and confidence teenagera need. Like, dad, they're all hung . . . "Keep those editorials going. They're greal." "After an hour, be started the car. When he left me at the dormitory, ha apologised profuse­ ly"But It I had nqt asked those questloni by which to divert his mind, I don't know what might have been the result." Giria, a person ?annot' "cere­ brate" (think) and also "emoie" for more than a few momenta until one of lha oilier processes subsides. Answering question# to a cere­ bral (brain) action. It requlrei thinking. So learn to be deft In aaklng questions. Don't panic whan you are in a dangerous spot, but talk, talk and TALC, uaually ending your sentence* with a question mark. Remember, unless • man knocks you uneooactoua by a blow or via drugs, even n college athlete can­ not anauH, you. For a squirming female can evade aeaual assault by a man almost twice her weight and strength. Qlrla fall to realise (hla baalc fact, ao they panto and keep atlll, thereby making R possible for a rapist to attack tram. But physical conflict angers a man and makes him more Inclin­ ed to punch you on lha chin or kill you. la a crisis, therefore, follow I talked and TALKED! 1 • nihtd him questions, but bo triad JlU'a behavior. If a violent escort triaa to crush your Up* with n Miaiooala k in , turn your cheek Meanwhile, shoot questions i t CASE E<4Hi Jill R.i egad 11, i'll n smart collage coed. «v-"Dr. Crane," she began, "I ■aver was ao scared In all my Jtfe as l u t Salurd y night. f" O n e of the girls at the dormitory isrited me to double data, for her • |My friend waa bring another man *»long. • "This new boy was named Bill - and aeemed Ilka a cultured gentle'■ a a , at toast, at the atari. "But ha drove lha car nod drop, alt my girl friend and her escort, 3 oaring he'd bring me to tho dorm!f t$ tf. • "However, ha insisted oo drlv; tag along Uw U lu front and fin. aBr stopped In e.desolate spot, ^ fta a ho gat nut a bottle of whla- ky and triad ta make me drink 2im k film. ; "I declined and that Irritated him, an be look several big ! drinks. Then be began to make r Igea *to me. "When bo trial to force me l lo Uas him, I pushed him away, • but ha reached ta tba pocket of ! his car aad gat a revolver. He waved It arOead,- tailing mo ha OtaU Shoot mo and nobody would . n o w Uw different#. : "Wall, I was petrified: But I remembered one of your new*paparcolumaa In which yon aald n girl aropld keep her escort talk- WASHINGTON—r&r Uw dreamera af a m o d dollar, here'i a •»«» that ought to n ak a their hair curl. It’l a chapter In Pentagon attending, a documented account of what happene when tba dafence braia cloeei the door on the good eld American tradition of bualneaa competition. Thla baa to do with a ala-pound iranllator radio component that goea Into a military airplane. It'a an example af "negotiated pro­ curement," a method whereby the Pentagon people and a company af their choice eit down at a table and decide an a price. (A total of U.4 percent of our dafanea bualneaa to handled thla wny.) Usually. "negotiation!” are con­ ducted with big companlea, often firm* who employ hotabot lobbylate with fancy expense account!. Uaually, thla method brings an bloated pricea. WASHINGTON - The oppon­ ents of n nuclear teat agraamant are doing tboir vary beat to try to tniuro that tf a treaty to sub­ mitted to the Senate It will either be strangled in committee or defeated on tho floor. Tho lengthi to which they have gone arc quite extraordinary. They have sought to mako It appear that the scientists who testified before a subcommittee of the Joint Congressional Atomic Committee were all In agraamant that detection methods aa cur­ rently known aro ao faulty that an control and Inspection system would bo acceptable. liana Bathe, one of America's most-distingulshod physicists who baa bean a proponent of an agraamant, says thla to simply not aa, Ha undertoek la hit testi­ mony to ahow that by adding more aeismie atoUona, at an ad­ ditional eost of not more than IN million, virtually all the risk of tbaaUng would be removed. " F h . ■tarts to answer, ha to sunk! For that mean* ha beglna to cerebrate, and than hla analiana will soon subside. Meanwhile, send for my book­ let "Formula For Interesting ConaervnUoa," an: losing a stamped return envelope, plus 10c. It may <n M»n, aerpu* mo O M cm 1 aaVa your Ufa. Uoui resolve of Chairman Chat HoUfield, aa effort ta to ta l made to tarn tha results af the four CROSSW ORD •iiXllidia M'lM'.Hs days af hearings Into a mow Jab to Intimidate araverlng Senators i'P)l:,M l» q 'tv |.:,f' t HSMOIfi 47)11' i -I from voting for a treaty. For­ i i7i m .i ii.: tunately, this la not the McCarthy era, or wa should aaa an effort by those who want to prevent any abatement of thy arms race to destroy Bathe personally. For Bathe nod n grant many distinguished sclanttota the Issue la ao clear. Both tha Soviet Un­ ion and tho United States have long-range mlaattoa capable of delivering megathon warhead* to almost any point In their respec­ tive territories. Tha aiaa of the warhead could perhaps ba reduc­ ed by further testing and tha speed and range af tha missile thereby increased. But since bath sldaa havo suf­ ficient capability tar almoet-totel daitructton thla would moan • ■mall gala. Incidentally, In hla speech to it week Secretary af Defense Thomas S. Gatos Jr., who favors a test-ban agreement, put Uw mutual capability af Uw Unit­ ed States and tto Soviet Union ta m an or toss these same terms. By stopping tasting under a control and inspection agreement th an to a chance mat the spread "Bagrndtagly, ba would answer. lABd by degree) I tod the eon« variation around to hla childhood rtond hla bom# life,, plus hla high itolwot athletic record, ate. ■ "At lari to began to talk mots f readily an* finally sorted off aa DAILY of nuclear weapons can be could be drawn up. This means checked. At tb« aama time, wtlb lhat It could not possibly be put Inspection aUtiona aal up inaida before a Congress lhat must ad­ the Soviet Union s i well aa In journ In early July. thla country, tba flrat step toward But it to conceivable that the breaking down tbo barrier of president might call a apaelal mcracy will havo been taken, It session for ratification of the will also be a first step — a token treaty after the elections. That beginning — in (be general direc­ would enable him to put all of tion of disarmament hla prestige and Influence behind it Tba danger to that If the United before ho leaves office. And that State! cornea back with more and should aaiuro lla ratification aa more objections and finally U tha last and perhaps the most the treaty to not ratified, the significant net of hla administra­ opportunity will be lost. Ulan, tion. quite conceivably, Moscow could revert to tbo Stalin 1st line and the compstltlon in arms would go aa lo ultimate dltaator. It sorietimaa •aama that tha bitter-end teas want Just this to happan. Fortunately, majority opinion ta the Administration to for aa agreement. Tha Democrat* have ao far resisted any pollUcking on lh|g perilous Issue, Sen. John F. Kennedy; responded lmnediitely to President Eisenhower's propo­ sal for a moratorium on small explosions with a generous tad high-minded declaration that, na president, he would observe such a moratorium. Af San. Hubert Humphrey's record amply tcatlftoi, bo baa takes tba lead la disarmament la recent years. Mora thoroughly than anyone ta Congraii and parbapa even ta tha executive branch ha nnderstanga Uw complexities af tto problem both ta nueloar an* conventional nrmi. Again and again Humphrey to a persisted In exploring measurea for taring tha anna burden and reducing the parti af neeidtaUl war. Tha science and technology panel* of the Democratic Ad­ visory Comte!) camo up with ■ recommendation for moving with all possible speed toward an agreement, despite the risk tb it with Uw present stage of detection research there could ba sotna comraUvely inconsequential ehcat|. Scientists with deep eonvlettona, three of them Nobel prist winners, spoke to this end. But U happens also ta to the popular side of tha Issue politically. SANFORD Even tf at the summit Great Britain, tha United Metea and tha Sovial Union ware to agree ELEC T R IC CO. an the aUU-outatanding question*. It would atilt require two or three 11* 8. Magnolia FA 2-15*1 Months af work by the negotia­ tors before tha lam a of a treaty G • :*■ Yea, than* inowy, allky-amooth Penney percales ara every Inch perfect! See how you navel Com. e: woven of selected Ion* staple cotton, combed extra araoothneaa, firm balanced weave, ao many, many threads to each high-count Inch I Selvages are strong, hsme precise. Prised by homemakers coaat-to-coastl Stock up now at these low prices. r full 11 by IN inches, fall laafariaod# fitted ...... 1.11 dg by Uto ta tl pillow IS M ------------------------------ - tl\M COMMITTEEMAN ROY C . JONES National Commlttaemaa A strong advocate of States Rights, Roy 0 . Jonea, a real, dent o f Broward County for 20 years, and Fipellaa County prior to t h a t , seeks to represent tha Stato of Florida Democra­ tic Party aa its National Commit­ teeman. ■ Jones, who rune atate-wlde In the May 24 primary, states ha seeks election o q hla re­ cord a ranks of o f achievements tho party and and la not loyal party worker. B a will Usd to any individual or group, tharafore ho fsais he will bo free to to t for the beet Interests o f aN In the crucial four y e a n that lia ahead. N . M . Adv. CONVENIENT s a r i, to o i just one dollar buys o pair! A LL-P ER FEC T B ig news—Penney's terries priced so low you can hav* lota for guests, camp, beach 1 Yellow, rose, brown, Pink, white, turquoise, grey. TOW ELS! pm ] A | f l ! . I , ® H by l* betoe for Big m wai All ara Daa River machine-wash­ able cottons, Iron, If fussy. Choose from �KanYarB Vrraff 'on. May S, 1DG0—Pape R 1Miss Moody T o Wed Mrs. Jack Burney Donald H. Smith Named President A t Titusville O f Service Guild Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Moodv of Tituiville, announce the engage- Mrmhert of the Wesleyan S em lee Guild met at the home of Mias Mable Chapman on West First St. with Mr*. Mildred Carver ee eo> hostess. New officers for the eomtnf ysar were Installed by Mrs. Eugene WilHam*. W. S. C. S. president. They were Mr*. Jack Burney, president. Mrs. Bura Wakefield, vice presi­ dent. Mrs. Ruth Rillhlmer, secre­ tary. Mr*. Gladys Dawson, treasur­ er and Mrs. Fred Smith, program chairman. Mr*. T, C. O'Steen wet welcomed a* a surst at the meetinf. m cnt (p \ and a p p r o a c h in g m arriage of thrir daughter, Jane Ellen, to Donald If. Smith of Cocoa and formerly of Sanford. The wedding will take place June 24 at 7:30 p, m. at the Titusville First Church of the Nazarcne. on the Whispering Hills Road. The Rev. John H. Chamber* will offi­ ciate at the ceremony. No invitation* are being sent and all friends of the couple are invited to attend. J I 1 [ 7 ii* I V V i -1 ■ T V Social Department D A V Auxiliary To Sponsor T o Meet Tuesday Bridge Breakfast NEW OFFICERS OF THE CATHOLIC WOMEN S CLUB, who were pre­ siding for the first time at the monthly meeting are Miss Kdyth Krygier, president, second from left, Mrs. Robert Kremer. vice president, Mrs. James Von Herbulis, secretary. Mrs. John Stankiewicz, treasurer and Mrs. Theodore IjtTour, corresponding secretary. The Rev. Kirhsrd J. Lyons, extreme left, is shown with the group. (Herald Phot) Navy Chaplain Guest Speaker Eather Laurenxano, the new Navy chaplain, was guest speak­ er at the meeting of the Catholic Women's Club of All Souls Church at their regular monthly meeting. Th* group mat in tha social hall with Miss Kdyth Krygier, piesl- dent, presiding at the budness ses­ sion. The Rev. Richard J. Lyons gave Ih* opening prayer and encour­ aged th« women of the club to try to build up the oigauizalion and giva tha new officer* their rw-operation during the coming year. Mrs. Robert Kremer gave a rephrt un tha convention held in Jacksonville, recently. Mia. Kiemrr and Miss Krygier wrer* riel*, gale* from iho club. HONOHEE AND HOSTESSES shown in the patio of the Ashby home at the barbecue supper are from left. Mrs. Ira Southward, her daughter. Miss Jen mio Southward, (the hnnoree) Niki Ashby and her mother, Mrs. Martha B. Ashby. . (Herald Photo) Graduate Feted At Barbecue Mis* Jeanne Southward waa guest of honor al a patio barbecue chicken supper, given by Mist Niki Ashby and her mother, Mra. Martha B. Ashby, at their home representing a Japanese mini tree wlUi ainall parasols. The honorre was presented a graduation gift from the hostcascs. Guest* Included, Mis* Southward. Miss Sally Williams, Miss SlierIrnc Shepard, Misa D i a n a Hay tin. Mis* Dian Aiken, Miss Linda Ros*man and Mis* Janet Glenn. Lake Munroe Group Enjoy* Party A t Crystal Lake • Personals Mr. Everett Brown of Richmond, Tie officer* and Iheir wives ui Those mending were Lcdr. and Va., has returned home after visit­ VAH-9 were guest* al a lunch- Mr*, F. Wizard, Mra, H. Bryant, ing with her mother, Mrs. George •on and aki parly at the home Mf| „ ClrrjgMn> MrPj. r . Cook, Poff, and other relative*. Mr. Brown is recovering from a serious Cryau'l Lake” " ’ °" U ' *nd Mri' w - Cr«l,ln«er* illness. Mill Francea Hunter uf Orange A buffet luncheon, attractively iml Mrl- R- t'urrie' I'cdr’ ,ntl prepared by Mrs. R. Currie and Mr*. J. Cullen. Lt. (jgi and Mrs. Blvd. underwent a loniilectomy Mr*. Tracy, was served to the V. Dorr, Lt. II. Durham, Lt, ijg) last week. and Mrs. C. Dukes. Lt. (Jg) and Mrs. A. Fennell, Mrs. E. Gold, Lt. tin v and Mr*. J. Graf. Lake Mary Club V A H -9 Wives Club Lt. Ijg) and Mra. M. United, Cdr. and Mrs. G. Koen, Id. fig) D. Lindskog. Ll. (Jg) and Mrs. R. To Meet Tuesday Sees Cancer Film McKee. Lcdr. and Mra. J. Ral­ The Lake Mary Home Demon­ ston, CWO and Mrs. G. Regan, Tour new member* were wel­ Lt. Ijgl.and Mrs. K. Sauir, Lcdr. stration Club will meel Tuesday at comed al the meeting of Ihr and Mrs. A. L'rquhart, Ll. and 10:30 a. in. al the firehouse for VAII-9 Wive* Club, when they Mrs. G. Waters, Id. ijg I and Mrs. the monthly session. met al ihe Naval Air Station. W. Wrighl, Lcdr. and Mrs, C. A demonstration entitled "atop They were Jran Hess. Ann Hudson, Young blade and Mr. and Mrs. worrying and start living" will be Betty Leverton and Maxine Parne. J. Todd. given during the program. Program lor the evening wa* the showing of a cancer film, fol­ lowed by a discussion with Dr. M. E. Waketnan. At thr business meeting Arvilla Matthias wa* elected preiident and Pat Beer* waa named social chairman. Other member* attending in­ cluded Betty Arord, De* Ander­ son, Eileen Atlanaiio. June Evans, Marta Mahlke. Josephine StankieTEACHER * OWNER - MRS. JANE TITSHAW wicz, June Vining and Ruth Wed- f t * !* • The club which was organized only a few month* ago Is grow­ ing end invite* all eligible person* to )oui. Far further Information, contact th# preiident, Mra. .Stankiewlcz, at FA 2 4383. As a tooth gnaw* a garment, so rth envy consume a man. -Chryso/tom 1 B. S. Degree. . . 8 Yearn Teaching Experience In Elementary Field NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER MRS. ANNABELLE BIKKHOLM Trained . . . S Yearn Espariaaca. REGISTRATION The Social Department of The Sanford Woman'* Chib will »pontor the annual “ Bridge and Canasta RrcakfaM" Wednesday morning at the club house on Oak Ave. Breakfast will be served at • a m. followed by bridge and ca­ nasta games. Mrs. James llulf. chairman of Ihr department and her breakfast committee will be in charge of arrangements. There I* no charge for member* hut they are requested to make reservations with Mrs. Albert Har­ desty at FA 2 J0t9. Chuluota Personals BV BETTE GOLDMAN Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Muska left for a vlill home, after which they plan lo Iravel lo Spain for several weeks vacalion. The Muskas are not expected In rrlurn to Chuluota unlit lomriime in December. Though they will be missed by the many friend* they have made here, the (rip ia one that few would want lo miss. Mrs. E. Milter and daughtrr Paula left thia week for Germany. Mr*. Miller will see tier parents In the Hamburg area in Northern Germany. They have not seen each oilier fnr nine year*. They plan to be gone about two nionthi. Min Carol Swagger!)', nine year old daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Swaggeriy. was not feeling quite up to par when she came home from school unr day last week, her icachcr sort of auipcrted the Chicken Pox. . next morn­ ing she had the Ml'MPS! It's no wonder that the teacher was con­ fused, what with the number of youngsters out of school the past two mouths with one or another of the rliildlioiul diseases. Mrs. Fanny Tyson, was admitted to Orange Memorial Hospital, suf­ fering from a set ere bark ailment She la presently being treated and aurgery may be required. Mr*. Ty­ son, a newcomer to Chuluota. nai become an active member of the community and her many friends wish her speedy recovery. Latest reports on George ami "Tltnmle" Packard's new daugliMarcia Ann, indicate the baby may be home some lime this week. Thr infant had lo remain in Ihr nur­ sery at Winter Park Memorial Hos­ pital due to her weight bring under five pounda. She's doing fine, though and will be 'living at home" soon. Osteen Personals Mr*. George Swann Sr., tirgea all member* of the Ditabled Ame­ rican Veteran* Auxiliary to at lend the meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. in Ihe DAV hall on Orlando Dp. The organization will receive iia charter, member* wU| be Ini­ tialed and new officer* Insulted. Several Mate and district officer* from Orlando will be present to officiate at the three certmoniaa. TWO SEMINOLE IIM.H SCHOOL ORADUATES, Mien Colleen MvFarlin itml Miss Marty Stumper were honored at a "chatter" party last week. Shown from left arc, Miss Harlmra llrmlloy, one of the hostesses, Miss McT'arlin, Miss Stcmper and Miss Sandra Kader, co-hostoss. (Herald Photo) Graduates Feted At Party Marly Stcmper and Colleen MeFarlln were honored at a ‘ coke and chatter" party, Monday after­ noon. at tlic home of Mr*. Gordon Bradley, Catalina Dr. Hostesses were Barbara Brad­ ley.- Sandra Kader and Mr*. John L. Kader. 'Hie refreshment table hrlt) a floral nr range men l of ivd ami white. Potato chips, assorted mints ami soft drinks were nerved to (hr group of girl* present. Each lionorrc received a beach coal, a gift of the hoslessea. Th* world U eon miming sk int 70 percent more cheese bow Warn before World War II. Invited guests were Faye Gar­ ner, Sally William*. F r a n c e * Strickland, M a r il y n McDaniel, Jeanne Southward. Janet Glenn, Dian Aiken, Carnlee Oslerholm, Linds Bnssman, Shcrlene Shepard and Diana llaynea. Officers Wives Meet For Bridge Members of the VAIM Officers Wives Club met at the home nf Mrs. George W. Ktmmona Friday night for a desert bridge parly. Mr*. Wesley L. Ralston won high score for the night and Mr*. I.. H. Higginbotham, who was playing with the group for the first time, won second. Thove attending were Mmri. Charles R. Smith. Kenneth L. Coikey. Harvey E. Flihcr, June* E. Goss, nobrrl J. Provcncher. Har­ old E. McCumher, R. Rust, Wesley L. Ralston, Robert s - 8*trc, Bar­ ton W. Bartholomew and her guest Mr*. Don Walker, and L. II. Hig­ ginbotham. CARRAWAY McKIBBIN b Washable rublicr mala provide > «afr comfort underfoot. I ALL GARMENTS MOTH I’HOOFBD m i MISS RUTH JEAN ROBINSON Robinson, Hiller Nuptials Planned Mr. and Mrs. Merrill L. Robin­ son, SIR French Avc., announce the engagement and approaching mar­ riage of their daughter, Ruin Jean, lu George Edward Hiller, aim of Mr. and Mrs. George Hiller of Ded­ ham, Maas. Miss Robinson waa burn in Or­ lando, attendrd schools in Roches­ ter, ami Mexico, N. V. and gra­ duated with ihe Seminole High School class uf 1938 where she was an active member of Ihe glee club and oilier musical activities. She attended St. Petersburg Junior Col­ lege and Is presently employed by Family Finance Inc. in Sanford. Mr. Hiller stir mini achnol in Dt-dliam, .Mass., served with the U. S. Air Force in Japan and is Auxiliary Plans presently stationed at McCoy Air Force Base in Orlando. Membership Coffee The wedding is planned for the latter pari of this month. Final The ladies Auxiliary of Flrel plans lo lie announced later, Reserve 147 wfll hold a member­ ship coffer Tuesiray morning al the home of Mis. William Holcomb, l.*>7 I’inccrest Dr , starting al 0:3t) ■Y MRA. CLARENCE NNYDLR Mra. Rose Phillips has returned home after a two week visit with her sons, Finug and Talton Phil­ lips and their faintlici in Jackson Mile. Laerue Harvey ii a pain-nl in the hospital in SI. Augustine Mr*. Tom Lemon and Mr* Harry Osieen recently vuitrd iheir cousins. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Gilbert in Ormond Reach. Mrs. Bruce Burleion of Birming­ ham, Ala., i* visiting her aunt. Mr*. Rose Phillips. Mr. and Mra. Wilburn O'Krlly of Atlanta, Ga., vintrd Mr. and Mr* Alvin Seagraves, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Olio Meyer uf Grand Rapids, Mich., and wilder visilora in Sanford, were gue>i« Members are asked lo altcml and of Dr. and Mra, Bradin at a bar bring a prospective member as becue Thursday, Iheir guest*. Thanks . Friends Who Supported Me For COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. 2 Jam es M. Van Hoy % f r e e p a r k in g ^ e OPEN 7;M A. M. U • P. M* 10* W. 2nd 81. FORMER ELLINOR VILLAGE Sincere To The Many Dttf LOCATION OF WELSH FA M M TIRE MOP �. • -* O f Alan MoMT Floyd Upheld etartod on tha mound for Sanford end waa tag­ ged with the loaa. Sanford opened tha r*m# with n twe run euthurat in the firat In•hie. However, SL Pate cam* rearing beck with ana In their half The Bluebirds held first ptaeo fa tho Acey-Deucy Navy WIt* league by n two-polat lead of 18 ■wins nod aln leasee. | Tha Yeltow Jacket* a n in sec­ ond-plaee with II win* and eight tesaoo but Lucky Strikers are cleeo bekted.wtth piao to nlno. The PelJtea era test with flea to 11. Tha Bhwhlrd howlers worked extra hard to heap their team on top m Mhas bean Moca the league started. Dot Holbrook bowled Ugh far tho Bluebird# with a 417 ■u JJ mh lir lii The Yellow Jackets breka the pec end plane tie when they beat tho Lucky Strikers twe cut of three. Margie Weede howled the S im SOS game of the league far tho Yellow Jackets. Mary Leighty hewtsd • Ugh (fit handicap caries. Armfsto <nv1er howled a 480 haafliip (arias for the Lucky larharTokas Ihomps Toumay U S VEGAS, Nrv. (UP1>—Jerry arbor, alayteg Batter as to grew* der. te a m tonight for Fort r«fth and the Cm w l Invitational • f tto Mg tomes la the Tourmameat af nmmptoai .Longer off tto tees, still tollBeat ea tto greens and aanaattetol from tto trap*, Jerry van tto |il«888 first place Jackpot la the ftoraey t o n Sunday a t to blank•ted tto field by four stroke*. “ And these Mg, ynuag guy* Should to ashamed," sakl Uttte # n n r after lha vtetory. "H an 1 am tto (Meat and amalteit man In tha test place Daytona Beach Islanda n who Sunday Unread that realaeemeote are on the way, even Safer* eut-dewu data which la mid­ night Mar 18. Sanford 1* In Daytona Thursday night and la Orlande Friday night for alngla tike storting nt 7:30. Saturday night finds tha OrIanda Dodgara back la town. Last Saturday 0 week ago, exactly 600 bawling fans eat In an tha kill •« the Hounds swamped tha Dodgara, IS tn 4. Rebertien, understanding that lean! fane want mainly tha mnlp of tha Dodgara nil summer long, is making puna accordingly. Sunday and Monday brings to town for tha firat time this season the Tempo Tarpons, farm club «f the PMledalphte Phllllee. Strong newer and eater was added to tha Tarpon raster Saturday with tha aiming of rough and t a g h Nab Wilson, 1867 manager a t SL Pete nidi FLS bitting champion that year with a 478. He also act a new league record for doubles with 47 la 1117. If local fans think they’ve seen aad beard loud abusa of umpires so far tbla season, they'll have their views changed whan Wilson appaara. He's one of the league's ail-time thorns In F8L umpires' .Highlighting the past week of play wkleh saw tho Hounds' olght gesse win streak broken but saw thorn rebound agalait Palatka twice after dropping a pair to Leesburg, waa the cutter ef Manager Robertson as the result of too vigorous protest ef cells by plate umpires. . Bobbie, en* of the meet oplrltod man tn tha leagua, want to tha ahowore in Palatka Thursday night, and .teak an early shopar Friday night when ho waa thumb­ ed out la the third before 347 fans who opened up an plate umpire w i m W tN E , n N '/ 4 ,II,,m60 WLER CfiOM PrtlU D tlPH tA , V tttos. WILL m r f r ’’v . ? 5v 9 # o o r /* 9 ta s s m & 8JM L game with five Mg tuna in tha fourth frame. St. Pate pitcher Burrell limited the Greyhounds to only two hlta. Saturday night, Sanford rolled over St. Pete 8-3 behind the pitch­ ing of Ron Banovie. Local fans will remember that when Robbia wet with Jacksonville Beech in 1968, he wee always out front of tha peck In protesting umpire decisions, even if it did coat klm participation in n full gamt. Faw players are ea intently “In" e gem* as Is Robertson, a t local fans who ere new to him will find out thle summer. Bolivar Hinojoee continues to live up to the rave notices made as to his hitting prowess whan the team firat arrivad on April 16. Through Saturday night, tha M r Dominican right-fielder was hitting i t ■ .313 clip, second hast in tha loop. More important, Sanford con­ tinue* to lead the league in atten­ dance, with nn average of about 320 paid admission* per gam* Miles McWUllemi, U-yeir-old Tampa hat had two larga crowds Paletke outfielder, trimmed more —3,200 and 1,684—but they.wer# than 100 points o(f his batting av­ not paid admissions, erage during tha past week but held on to his Florida State League bat lead with a highly respectable .417. After (lemming IS hits in ate previous games, the youngster could manege Just five, Including a double, during the parted ending Florida au to League with Tuesday night games, aad W L PcL slipped late the dive, la 11 report­ SANFORD 13 I .884 ed games he liste 30 connections in Lakeland 12 T .133 48 official tries, as compiled by Palatka II 7 .611 tho Friend News Service, stetistiSL Petersburg i t T .til clan. I^reburg to • 438 HU four individual leaderships Tampa T 13 450 were not afiscled. He has the most Orlando I 11 413 hits, the most doubles, nia*. 31 to­ Daytona Beach 8 14 .381 tal bases and 13 rune betted In. Santiago Rosario. Daytona Beach National Leagua W. L. PcL GB first baseman, went 'o n a plate ■ and slipped into second San Franciseo 14 7 .837 ... l and a challenging position. Pittsburgh 13 I 4 l t 1 In 18 triha to tho plate Milwaukee 8 7 443 2Vt nettedhit* 87 points end gave Mm the Cincinnati 11 11 400 Sit nuaerap spat with 447. Loa Angalet 10 13 .435 4tt James Daeid Bristol, Paletke SL Louis » 11 .430 4Vt second waa also quite Philadelphia • • 13 .460 sit busy at baseman, Urn pteto and upped his Chicago 8 12 433 t i t mace mark IS points to 444 and Monday’s Probable Pitchers No, 8 rating, IS points ahead of Pitt*burgh at Loa Angalea Bolivar Hinojosa, Sanford outfield(night)—Friend (S-l) va Dryidale or. a t .348. (1*3). la fourth place is Stan ChsrnofMilwaukee at Chicago—Spake sky, SL Petersburg's playing man­ (14> va Hobble (3-3). ager. with MS. J i n Norwood, (Only gamaa scheduled) Leesburg outfteidsr-flrst aackar, The ally's Games complete tha upper bracket with Cincinnati at CMcago •340. i Pittsburgh a t Loa Anatici, night Eight other stickers grace the (Only gamaa scheduled) MO rolls, including John Vpham, American League Tampa, .333; Larry LaGrandt, W. L. PcL GB SL Petersburg, .133; Brook* Gen­ IS 8 .887 ... tle, Lakeland, 418; Dick Graen, CMcaio New York 10 I .423 1 Sanford. 411; BIU Dukas, Sanford. I 7 4)3 l i t 408; Jim Livssey, Leesburg and Boston • I 438 31* Rafaal Steffanl, Daytons Beach, Cleveland Baltimore 10 • 428 21b 400 each. 7 10 .412 41b Washington LeGrande Is tha only batsman Kansas City 0 11 .333 • Sit with three tripias, so far, and no Drirolt _5 10 433 _ _Sit one has a grip on tho home run Monday's Probable Pitchers department. Rosario, Clarence Kansas City st Washington Long, Lakeland, and Hinojosa al­ (night)—Larsen (6-3) v i Paicual ready have stolen four bases, along Cl-3); with Gentle. Cleveland at Boston—'Ttefenauer Seventeen pitchers have escaped (6-1) v* Caula (3-0), the defeat scourge, four sacking n (Only game* scheduled) pair of wins with a loss. They are Taesdav’s Game* Detroit at Washington, nifht FLYING ANTS Kansas City at Baltimore, night W lf T S iB IIB V ilw S t J l B a night n Cltvolsnd atI *Now York, may in CMcago at Boston, night T M /tO s/e ’iO rttp fft/tA T W /A l Bob Collck, Sanford; Walter Denyer, and Walter Martk, both of Lakeland, and Ivan DavU, Falatka. Strikeouts have coma a dime, a dozen with Leesburg's Bob Young turning in 33 in 37 innings. Lopez, Tampe. whiffed 28 In 22 rounds while Jim Dunlap, Leesburg, and Thompson of Palatka, nipped 27 at tha plate. Principal honors In the club rec­ ords are divided. Sanford has the highest team batting, 488, a point better than Palatka; Lakeland's. J83 fielding is tops, and Palatka posted the lowest ERA (3.94). Pa­ latka has executed tha most double plays, II. Sanford, Lesaburg and Palatka are tied la homers, 4 •place. Sanford leads In (coring, •3 runs in 13 gamas. league. Eaeh took ever firat plaee with typical perform anet a Sun­ day, the White Son beating the New York Yankees, 8 • 3, in 10 Innings and the Giants clobbering the Pittsburgh Pirates, U-l. The White Sex have won four etralgbt and TO of II gamoi while the Glanta have won three straight and five ef aeven. Gerry SUley, 30-yaar-old relief ace, halted the Yankees in the ninth end 10th innings and Jim Landis supplied the power with a three-run lOth-lnalag homer that clinched the game for tho Whit* Sox. Mike McCormick. Sl-year-old new .Giant aec, pitched a sixhitter and Willie MeCovey drove in four runs to make things oasy far San FraneUco. The Cincinnati Reds stretched their winning atreak to aevon gamaa when they beat the SI. Louie Cardin all, 3 • 3. and tha Philadelphia Phillies debated the Lot Angelas Dodgara, 4-2, In Sun­ day's only olher activity. Rain postponed (ho Detroit at Balti­ more, Cleveland at Boston and Kanssi City at Waahlngton games in tho American League and Mil* waukea a t Chicago in tho National. Billy Picrco pitched four • hit ball and singled borne a run to carry a 3-1 lead into tbo ninth but iav« way to Staley after Mickey Manila doubled and scored on Roger Maris' single. Tho Yankeos fired the basei against StaUy on Bill Skowron’s double ta d an Intentional walk but seared only one more run when Nelson F es (tumbled on the wet Infield trying to field what could have been n third • out grounder. Successive alngla a by Minnie Mteeso, Ted Kluatawski, Sberm Lollar end At Smith produced two White Son' runs in tho 10th end t h n Landis, clinched tee victory with Ms throe-run homer. Staley retired the Yankee* In the iMh to •stead Mi atring of ronsoeutiv# ahutout innlnga this aeaion to IT 2-3. The loaa ended a four-game Yankee winning atreak in their firat meeting of the year with tha American League champion*. McCormick breeted behind a 12hit San Franciaco attack that waa aided by aeven F lu te error*. In­ cluding three by ahoriitop Dick Great. Error* by Groat and cen­ ter • fielder Gino Clmoll led to four Giant runs in the firat Inning and McCorcy'a three - run double waa the bg blow of a lis • run fifth. McCormick struck out two and walked two lo win hie fourth etralgbt game. The Pirate* dropped the entire three • game •ones in San Franciaco end have loat five of ilx game* aince their nine-game Winnng atreak. Cal McUah. aided by BIU Hen- TeUAirfoaMNJ1 m m m TERMITES IAHJ11V1LLE, ICy. (UPI>—A la tt rote u d a partite rile halo­ id produce Venetian Way's impres­ WW, II t s willing to quit racing. Now 1 would like to win tho nest twe." Not tho nost two Kentucky derbios, although ha has high hope* far a two-yoar-oid named Vital Star, but (ha next two jawals lx tbo triple crown classics, Venetian Way will be flown to Baltimore for the Fraakntas Stakes at Pimlico on May 31 In the •■me plana with EdgsbUI Stable’* Bally Acha, tha colt Venetian Way heat by three and ono-fcalf lengths in tho Kentucky Derby. S IN C fc Self-knowledge, humility, end love are divine etrength. —Mary Baker Eddy M v ftrt E 5f * 8* 17 In tb« ninth, aeortd his second victory on the wings of a grind •lam honor h r Vada Piaoon and a *(do (hot by rookla Tony Coniilc i. Plnien'a aaeond - Inning honor followed two walkj and Eddto Xaiko's Infield hit a i Larry/ Jackson loot hi* fourth lim e . It also m i tha Cardintli* eighth Ion in a row on the road. Rookie J in Coker1! three-run homer in tha sixth Inning wai the big blow for tha Phillies who ■polled Ed Rakow'a major league debut. Jack Meyer received credit for hli aecood win although ho needed help from Dick Farrell to tha aavanlh. Charlie Neal had two doublei and a alngla for Loe Angalea. rt- ORKIN W O R L D b lA H L U S I VETERANS LE T US A S S I S T Y O U IN O B T A I N I N G A VA LOAN to finance the construction of a homo foryou on your own lot. If you don't have a lot, we'll help you find one. NO DOWN PAYMENT - CLOSING COSTS I �T | o J ‘ I*V. Mon. May 9. 1960— P erb 7 k H V A r u I CEC'DED TOHAVE - a P iece • APT6R all I'M LUCKY*HE *i r WA? THE ,----- O 'O ST WANT ANY' NO DEAR. . | MSOT a Bir HUfsiRY ILLTRV IT o u r r- WHILE YOU ANSWER The r OOOR jS& IfU R ME ONCE SOU TRY THIS VACUUM. I KNOvi SOULLBJV ) . * COAW AV- I W AS HERE FIR ST ' ro u o ty rjwuc scour THAT CAOQKfp S C O U T -— WE SURE DON'T GET MUCH ACCOMPLISHED TWiS AlORNtNS, „ EC ,___ _ m o c a w Ay. VRAM__MAY5* X TH MIC WERE TRY SS TO DO TOO MANY PROJECTS AT ONCE ourselves too V THIN, 8 * . J-3 V f WIPE 6ETTIN' MESSAGE — ' V fSCAPtO. 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ALLOWANCE.' wow/-n*s BEEN A TBEWFIC. .EVENING/ a YOUO DAD'S LOADED/ BOS HOW ON YOUR > p—i NEXT WEEKS. \ IMPOSSiBIS.1 THAT'S WHAT ^WVVBWSN 7 8PENDIN0 LATHIS WEEK! �Real Ealate For Sale ■y FRED DANZIG MW M Memphis.** A i ihrmrT T "break-out1* la feMtvod la "Deadly Pnrauaaton" m ABCs "Bourbon Street Beat.” Fight" !e an Australian 'torn # • ABCs "Adventures in H a Lonfwood Jayceoa plan to BmM the live-band danen Saturday M the start ,e< a aerie* at UvnBead ball*. Hie dance In the new Jaycee buDdini wfll feature lb* "MontClairs" band. Fancy Mapping will •tart i t S ». ■ . and run until U p. ns. A fast and stew dance NEW*YORK* c’S M T C a e ear's "Tiptoe Through TV** wee more of a re run through kin Joke filet. Nevertheless, he gave us a number of enjoyable momenta during a generally disappointing CBS-TV hour. Sid’s company of clowns, like hla fa move cough, waa working beautifully Thursday night. The company Included Charlton Hea­ ton, Audrey Meadows, Howard Morris and Paul Bted. Chita Ri­ vera and Jack Cole took care of the dance number*, both of which end were off-beat, Imaginative and wcll-atagod. My chief complaint about the show la that it failed to deliver what H promised. Wo were led to eapect some affoctonato sketches that twisted TVs tall, Certainly, ai In any field, th en are things ■bout TV that call for satirical treatment. But Thursday night, (he an- hour addition to its Friday night schedule, starting Oct. 7. James Whitmore stare as a brilliant law­ yer who serve* the needy. Cleude Dauphin baa been • re­ placed by Jean-plem Aumont la ••The Imposler,” CBS-TV’s" U.S. Steel Hour" play for June 13. Ann Sheridan* eo-itara . . . Arthur Hill has been addad to the cast of "Woman In White.'* the Mey 33 DEADLINES "Hour of Greet Mysteries" pro­ duction on NBC-TV. Walter Slerak CLASSIFIED DISPLAY! and Siobhen MeKenna a rt the stare of this Wilkie Collina atory. Tuse., Mini Frt. • I P, N, day be­ A filmed show that deals with fore lusertien. Men. • SsL noon. 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FA 2-0608. shows—a rich area for astir*, right! Well, the sketch quickly turned into a serious Ja n dance. Educational TV program!. I sup­ pose this will da, too, aa long ai you're determined to Ignore the real targets. This sketch turned out lo be a tippy tiptoe Interview with Caesar as "the professor,” a routine that rehashed elder ma­ terial. It had funoy lines, but R had nothing to do with TV. lot* movieiT Fine. But here, the spoof turned out to have noth­ ing to do with TV, either. It was a slick takeoff ea Japanese mov­ I Defendant, ies—the sort of thing we are told nobody "out there” it supposed Jio tio a TW APPMA* to dig, a rating spoiler. For the «Oi MAB U BARTLETT BN whose rosiesUM la unknown ■aka of TV, I hope it went over. You *r* ksrsby not If1*8 that a : though It wee wild, tender, hiBUI of Complaint for dlvorc* bis ■ kaon (Had against pan In the abov* ’ aty1*8 Court, sltuata and bslne tn tha Baaslnala County Caurt Hauaa Ms. Sanford. Bamlnola County, PlorSda, and yau or* raautrad U asrv* a soar *f yaur Anawar or other plaadlnga to aald BIU of Cassplalat .oa tha Ptalntifro attornsy, T M MAM B. dRABON, -Atlarnsy at -Law .-813 Florida National Bank ; 'Bunding. Orlando, Florida, and fit* LB# original Anawar. or othar ' aloaCIsg In lb* affle* al tha dark >if-tb* clrenlt Court lu tho gonst- rial meat prosecutor/* Heaton bad •got* County Caurt Housa la Ms- tbe bait material and handled it lord, aamlnal* County. Jflartda. on with fin* comic alyl*. Tbe beat (• r bafor* the l*th day of Jan*. Ha* la tb* ebow waa hti: "I'va , |H*. tf run (all ta On an Judn* .Biant by dafauit wilt k* takan triad c a m on every network." . agatnat yau for tho rtlltf demand* If only the reit of tbo material ; Ed tn tha BIU *f Complaint. DOftH AND ORDERED at Man- had that approach, t would have i .lord, namlaola County, Florid*. been' happier than t usually am when C atair is working an TV, ,f Mo* ■, m _ Pal Boone's ABC-TV half-hour, SltlfclreuJrV'ourl gsmlnota videotaped is Venice, W33 8 love­ •: sn u rT .N ik i.. ly progrant. Tho canals, bridgei, Daputy Clark pigeons and plataa served ae "Vraman B. Orasaa i l l Fla. Mat') Itaalt Bldg. erlaado, Flortda publish May 13. II. 81. ISMOna number, a rock 'a ' roll thing by a local instrumental group, could hava beat cut. It waa badly don* rock 'a ' roll. But, In tb* vernacular of Boone's fans, the •bow waa real goa-dola, I:l* (I) Highway Patrol (•> Vfaathai—srawj—Sports •ilS Amo# W Aady (I) New* 1:11 It) Hporta 110 (1) Weather _ (I) r*rural Fla. Maws i:M%(t) Weather II) Marks!* 3:43 (!) Mtwa (I) Wsskljr N*w* llavlsw Si 48 (S) Jska Da It It*# (I) If Hsu <s> Dtasst (I) Tkla Man Dawaaa Till (I) Nawa Till tl) ntata Trnepxr (4) Kata Hmlth Show (S> Chsytnna ■i*8 It) Manhunt (I) Flajrhous* M till (t> Walls Sargo ft) Bourbon atroal B*al 1:18 (I) Pslsr Clunn lit# (t) Hallmark Hall »f ram* 1:1* (S) Tomfslon* Tsrrlisrr (*) Tour Nsst Governor (I) Adventure* la Paradis* tOiS* eat T*8 Mask Amaisura (*) DuPont ahaw tli»* t e x i x t l Nawa 8k Wsatktr U ttl It) Mavl* II) Until !t:M <t> Jack Paar 3-BEDROOM bouse, nice locaUoa, 373 per mo. Call FA 2-1333. EFFICIENCY GARAGE APARTMENT, ALL CONVENIENCES. WELL LOCATED. APPLY 80S PALMETTO AVE. PH. FA 148N 7-A Iusuraure A Fomalo Help Wnatad A MaU Help Waited It. Mile er Female • 11. Week Wealed 12. Plumbing Borvlceu 12. Electrical Servlcee II. Baild, Paint ft Repair II. Special Bervlcea II-A Beauty Parle** 18, Flower* A Plante IT. Pels • Livestock - 8u| II. Mechlaery * Teel* 13. Beets and Meters 23, Automobile# 28-A Trallora 21. Farnltare 23. Article* For Bale 22-A Article Wanted S3. Nelicae A Personals 31. Lest A Found LAND WANTED LOTS or ACREAGE 3-BEDROOM, 3 bath C. B. horn* la Seuth Pmecrcst 2nd. Addi­ 3-BEDROOM, 1H bath, cement tion. Small dow payment, as­ block home, large screen porch. sume FHA contract. C a l l ! 101 E. Woodland. FA 1-0410. FA 2-7480 If Interested. Give legal description, price and terms. Write P. O. Box 272, Sanford, Florida. OWNER leaving town: 2 bed­ 2-BEDROOM furnished apartment. LAKE FRONT room, living room, kitchen, aluReasonable rent. C l o s e lo. Spacious G r o u n d a—2 bedroom ralnum Jalousie porch; M.350; FA 2-0841. home and garage that can be mo. payments 347. 2408 Orange utilized aa Apt. Located on Lake 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house. Ave. FA 2 6390. Kathryn. Fenced backyard. FA 2-4987. S t Johns Realty Co. I'URNISHED apartments, hard' 3-BEDROOM. 1 bath, kitchen THREE lots located on the North­ Its North Park Ave. equipped borne. Large lot. 3700 wood floors, tile baths. 80S W. east corner of First Street and down, 310.10 mo. 44«rv VA loin. TWO STORY hpmc, I room*, I 17th. StreaL French (17-92), 149‘ on First ( 801 Camellia Court. FA 2-213$, hath*. Arranged for two com­ 120’ on French. This properl/ LOCH ARBOR plete apartments Partially fur­ is located in the most heavily 3 RDRM., m bath unfuni. home nished. In good repair. Cloie to traveled area of Seminole Coun­ DUPLEX on canal. 3110 town. 215 W E S T F I F T H ty. Considering the tremendous DREAMWOLD Located just outside city on beau­ STREET. 33.300. Ternu can be potential of this location w* tiful shaded lot. Each unit hai Small furn. 1 bdrrn. home. 36$ arranged. Phone FA 3-1270. agree with the owner on hie l bedrooms, tile bath, terraio for 8 months. Summtr rales. price of 333,000, Contact floors; kitchens are equipped. Robert A. Williams, Realtor. Sten strom Realty COLONIAL COMFORT Conitrucled of C. B. with brick FA 2-3331. trim and decorative planters. with unusual financing. Thia I 111 X. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 FURNISHED apt. FA 2-2300. Live in ona and rent the other, story colonial Horn* features 8 "Open evening! til 3:30 PM" or buy it at 313,300 for good bedrooms, 2‘x baths, separate RENT A BED ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realto^t Investment property. Small down dining room and a Large kit­ Rollaway, Hosplta' ft Baby Bedi Raymond Lundquiat, Aixor. payment; owner will handle chen with breakfast nook. All By Day, Week or Month CARD OF THANKS Atlantic Bank Bldg. financing. this la situated on a large (.3 FA 2-3951 CARROLL'S FURNITURE Wo wish to express our linear* TUESDAY A. M. of an acre) lot. Excellent Terms Ph. FA 2-3181 US W. lit St. gratitude to our many friends and St. Johns Realty Co. 3-B. R. home, furn. or unlurn. Buy with a O mortgage. •its (t> roatlasniat Ctasaroam 113 North Park Ave. equity. Will rent 8110 a month. 7i*e tt) Today — Da** Oanwway neighbors who were so kind and UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, Call Now To See This Today. T:t* (8) wsalksr thoughtful during our rocent be­ Wynnewood Dr. Ph. FA 2-5333. 1305 Elliott. Call FA 2-3234. 7:tk (t) Farm Marks! Rep-LL REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN reavement. W. H. “Bill" Stemper Agency 7:11 (S) Csrtoeas SUNLAND ESTATES: 3 bedroom, Tho Family of Andrew Sabo Realtor ft laturor Tile it) Today J. W. HALL 3 bath, extra taige borne. View Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park T:ll IS) Mows 2344 r'rencb Ave. l :*8 III Nsws of lake. Assume FHA or FHA Phone FA 2 3331 2801 Park Dr. Realtor ■:lt (I) Captala Kxagxrs* In s e r v i c e mortgage. Pb. !:•* (I) Moraine Thaairo all Hail" Pbont FA 2-3641 ATTRACTIVE I bedroom, 1 bath FA 2-3372. TWO, 2-bcdroom homes, kitchens . Ill Dossesr ttonas bom* in Loch Arbor; ration' f *S (t) Rsadtrs bluest equipped, w a t e r furnished, 1:41 (it Nsws and Inlarvlswa able. FA 2-22U. across the street from school. t i ll (l> Nawa • Waathar Legal Notice tilt* ft) Da II* Ml FA 2-4411 or a'A 2-3631. 3-BEDROOM, t bath C. B. home ROSA L. PAYTON (I) llsd now* allow for aale, 110,000. Terms. -For (SI Kartsen Xasert And Associates 3-BEDROOM home, kitchen equip­ la ra aatr Jadsr'a Cowri. Seoria10(30 (t) Play Tour Hunch rent: *33 per mo. FA 2-7017. •la tk sstr, -'Isrlda Registered Real Ea'ate Broker ped, unfurnished, Fla. room. (i> oa Tha do BULL Ph. FA 2-1301 17 92 at Hiawatha Large yard. Available June t. FURNISHED apt. 300 Park Avt Ratal* or FRANK M. iif (tl Uovl* c r te rn FA 2 3847. ItitO (1) Prleo ta Rlahl It Pay* notice to cr ed ito r * COOL, roomy 2 bdrm. unfurn. Ta All Psraoao Haelaa NICE 3-bedroom, 2 bath homr, III I Uv* Lucy Claim* Ittli (t) Coacentrailsa downstairs apt. <67.30. 1700 Mag' •r I k u s S i Aaalast Ball Kelotei Florida room, kitchen- equipped. To Use FURBISHED 4 room apartment, (I) Dscssslisr Brld* Vou and tarh of you *r* h»ronolle Ave. FA 1-3*31. Immediate occupancy. FA 2-2342, water furnished, WO per month. l»y notified and required to fllr Tha HERALD TUESDAY P. M. 2-BEDROOM furnished house, any rtalm* and demande which you. or sllhor of you, may has* Want Ad». 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ ' water included. FA 2-3003. Ill'S (I) Truth *r Coassquoasoa against said astat* In ths offtr* Legal Notice (II Lava ef Ufa ped. Ph. FA 2-3303. of Hon. C. Vsrnon ills*. Jr.. AIR CONDITIONED furnished County Judgt nr asmlnola County, it) JIMtUa* Qua Tho Ckaaasi Swim: Milton till* (4) UtarcU for Tomorrow 3-BEDROOU furnished home to garage apartrafpit. Adults. Call at his office In Ik* Court lloust Legal Notice (t) Levs Thai Mah Berla, "Mr. Television" 10 years la aanford. Rorlds, within alght FA 2-1828. responsible people. $100 month. (t) M cool* Bo Tea ago, returns to NBC-TV la the fall calender month* from ths lima FA 2-3801. IS! UnlSlaa Ugkl af tha first publication of this as s a b s of "Jackpot Bowling," tl:44 1 n i d i otuolrad Tsui nolle*. Ksrh rlslm or dsmsnd must which Trill ba a live half-hour 1:1* (II ttatlaso Thsairo 3-BEDROOM upstairs downtown h« In writing and contain tha la r* i Ratals af (t) nan Trasrisco Boat akow originating oa tbe West Slops of rtsldsnea and post offlc* fumlihtd apartment <03 per NICELY furnished $ room apart­ (t) Aa Tht World Turaa addrssa of tha claimant and must ALKXANDKR NEWMA STOTT. Coast. Pro bwwlere wtM compote lit* (t) month. FA 2-3011. Dacssssd. Dap to Court ba aworn ta by tha claimant, T* Alt CwSllsrs gad P rnsss ment. FA 2 3383. Mat. lor cash pries*. til qusea Far A Dap hla agant ar attarasy, ar tha lag Clatass a* DsassSs Agalas! S ROOMS ft bath, nicely furn. <80. (I) Far Batter *r War** ABC-TV has confirmed "Tit* aams shall b* void. SLEEPING ROOMS, tbe Gabto* laid Batata i (I) Loretta Young Theater Inquire Apt. 2 8071k W. lit. Law and Mr. Jon**" ■■ a half- lit* (•) /a/ Danlsl J. I.*F#vr# You and sach af you ar* hsrtby 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 1-0710. House Party Aa Admlnlslratnr of said aalat* notlflsd and rsqulrad ta prsssnt til Oats ntorm WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Warrlrk, Cargtll A LsFevr* 11*8 (I) Yeung Dr Ualeae any claim* and demands which yau, LADY or COUPLE to share my •T* Was! Fairbanks Avenu* private baths, tlf W. First St. <81 Millionaire nr stfhsr of you. may bar* against Language Barrier home; electric kitchen; Mrs. P. O. Bos IT* (II Bast tha Clock ths natal* af ALEXANDER NE­ (II From The** Rost* Winter Park, Florida Ben Monroe, Celery Ave. WELL aOOTT, dsccaasd, lata af SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - L. C. 9l88 tl) (The O* Cau Truel Attoroaya (or Hslat*. said county ta tha County Judge of Hynes, visiting Australian broad­ (I) Verdict I* Tour* Publish May 1, ». II. It, ISIS. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom.duplex ■tmlnol* Caauty, Florid* at hta FURNISHED apartmant, clean casting executive, asked • travel 4:*8 tl) Comady Playhouse apartment; lake privilege*. <83 la the Coast e( the C esitf Jalge, offlt* la tha court hauao or said and close in. Adult* only. (St Brighter Day nnency to arrange n train trip, County at ganfard, Florida, within (I) America* Baade toad mooth. FA 2 5738, Jimmy Cowan, FA 2-4013, leuslaele Uaaaly, Plate ef rteetaa. slaht calendar months fn,m the r t a clerk telephoned n railroad Sill tst Maaras ntarm la Prebate lime af tha flrat publication of 8l*n (81 Edge af Might mm! explained he was a* Austra­ la w the Matala all ibis noil**. Each claim or demand (I) Adreatur* Tim* W. B. WATSON, lian who wished te so to Yoeoshall h* la wrltlag, and tbali Deceased. •tale tha place of residence and ■site. "Anatralian," wag lb* re- •I" % «SS M , PINAL NOTICE poet *ffte* addreaa of the claim­ ■poo**, "whet langMSO (to** be Vm it: Notice te hereby given that ths ant, and snail he aworn to by the Nallro la All Plumbsrs and Plumbing Contractor* (t) Rocky and Prleo do undersigned will, no the Ird day rlslmant, hi* sgeat, ar attorney, Notice la hereby glvra, pursuant I* Chapter 11-1187, U e i of June, A. U. Ill*, present tu and any aui-h rtalm nr demand not of Florida, that an March 1, 111*, the Hoard af County Camthe Honorable Ceualy Judgt af a* (tied shell he void. mlsslunore nf itomlnolo County, Flnrlda, ertatod a Board af ■emlnota Ceunty, Florida. my Plumber Examiner* 1* examine, classify shd certify nil plumbJOSEPHINE CUglllh'd flaal return, account and vouchers, RCOTT e/n engaging In work an plumber* In said onunty and alt plumbaa Executor ef tha Ratal* of W. Aa *a*cut*r af tha lag raatrattora engaging la buslnsa* In aald aoualy. A. Edwla Shlnhelxer E. Wataoa, docs teed, and at aald I-si: Will and Testament *f Hanford Allaatla Natloatl Bang Any vsaldtut of nominal* Toualy who waa aotlvolf *4time, tho* and thtrt, msks appli­ ALEXANDER NEWELL B*gsd In Iht uslness or occupation of plumber In ntld county, Hanford. Florida cation to tho aald Judgu for a SCOTT, deceased • ad any person, firm or corporation who waa actively engaged anndpaT H'n ksnl tn Imngtn*. for Admlnlptrafer final Mttltmont nf my adminis­ Publish April, IS. tl, A Mey t, I. Attorney la the huelneea ar o, cupatlnn af plumbing contractor In aald Publish Apr. II, U, « May t, 9 HOLLYWOOD (UFt) Mr. but Ik* trooBnr grtrofully yi*lds tration nf said ostals. and tor a t county prior to April 1. ISIS may mak* application to aald ordtr discharging ms a* such Exe­ tn the resrt mt tb* Canary Judge. baard af examiner* for s rertlflcste nf qualification without Frank Bin*Its, ton i nilB—t to* tn liw nsnrgfe ot tim* no kis cutrix. BRMlhOl.M Canary. FlaeMa, ABC-TV show ■*■( TlmndsF when examination. Hal,I appllcolloA, In tht form proscribed by the Dated this tho Ifth day af !■ Probate, vivant, c a s t wait tn to ■ h skp to end Nnncr ring ■ parody of Hoard ef Plumber Examiners, shall be accompanied hy a sworn la »*l Kota re of April. A. D. 111*. atatement of tbe applicant that ho meats all ths requirement* sitter gn n d lstto r. say# Ms "Ynu Msto M* Fc«l Bo Young," rharlalt* Ksslor Walsua M A M V It. FINCH of gt.'loi t af Chaptr 41-11*7, lures af Florida, together with As Kxorulrls of tha Eatata af •nlitted "Yon Mato Ms Frol lo Deceased. dnugtogr Nancy. tho certification fas irqultsd hy Hertlon * thereof. All such appli­ W. X. Watson, neesassd. Tn All rredlrnr* aa* Peeaoa* Maecations must bn submitted la he Hemlnnl* Canny Honing Office Old.” Mina liaatra, M, nngsgod te lag Claim* w P i n u de Against It. W Ware, Attornsy for •n er before May It. ISIS; other*Is*, any person, firm or cor­ Eitculrii. aw ry Tommy tonds nt ton sate MM Estate i poration thereaftar daalrlng to sngaga la the huslnsei or areaWoodruff-Fa rhino Bid. Ton tad dash t f y*u ar* hdrtby patlou of plumber er plumbing cuntraolor ahall ba required te Hanford, Florida. natlfltd and required te preeent any withstand *• examination and meet the' nther requirement* 8t (to Ugbiifku of Bisatrs'3 •lalma and demande which yau. Publish May S. •> < tl!*(•prescribed b> Chapter II-IIS7, Law* of Florida, and rule* **d "w#te*mn tom #'' TV party ter ar *lth*r •( you. may hava aaalntt regulation* nf Hoard af Plumber Examiner* before eagaalng la Wvi# Froalay. lb* gstat* ef Mary II. Finch, de­ •ithtr eel* buslaet* or occupation In Hemlnnl* Count)-. Florida. tested. 1st* of said County. In And, although Pnslay will to gemlnol* County Plumhar Examiner* 4b* Cegaty Judgt of Seminole My Robert g. Rrawa, lecretary Uw tesiurod guest of to# avaaing, County, Florid*, at bis offlc* In Publish April SI May I. 3, IS, 118*. Nancy, a rafinnd youstg tedy wKh tb* court bouse ef said County ■ warm laugh, took* on Uw pra­ ■t astitord, Florida, within tight calendar months from tho tints af g m a as to r bid tor a ton* busttha first publication er ihla notice. Nolle* te All K lactrlttea* aa* B l*«lrl**| O eaU aster* anas career af to r own. Each Claim ar daman* shall bo la Nolle* la h trtk y pivaa. purauaal te chaptpr IS -1SIS, Law* "1 didn't want te Into ton tog wrltlnn. and shall atsta tho plaro •1 Florida, that en Fahruarp IS, IMS, Ih* Bocrd e f County •f residence and post office adstep untU I waa su n t could aqllflsd and rsqulrad la pr*a*at Cnmnilasloper* at Bemlnolo County. Florida, created 'a Board ef draeo nf Ih* claimant, and Shall any rlalm pan d demands which ysa. Electrical Examiner* ta egam la*. c la ssify ta d certify a ll *l*ra u to tb* family proud,” ito said. or nlihsr o f you. may havg agalaaS he nwora la by tha claimant, bit r.vi.vat s s g x g m g la w ork aa slstlr lc ia a a la said county and "My brother and sister (Frank Ih* astat* nf WILSON ALEXAN­ agant, nr bl* atlarnsy, and any alt cloctrlcal coatractor* en gagin g In bunlnotg Ih gald county. Jr., U, and Tins, U) and I w an DER. deceased, 1st* of said Cogbly •acb claim or demand a*t to (Had Any raotdont o f Bomlnolt C*unty who wag gatlvaly angaged la lb* County Judge nf Hsmlaol* •bait h* veld. raisad i t ramMstor that wa hava la U * b u slasst nr ocoupatlaa of otsotrlolaa la aald ceu aty. /*/ Barbara Frymaa County, F|orldo, ni hla offlc# ta and any psrxaa, firm ar «orpoiatt*n who wax arllvaly angagsd ■ asm* te uphold. At oxerutrix ef tho Last Will Ihn court housa of sold County la tba bus!**** er ecsupatlna of o ltctrteal cantraatar la said " to I'tm ba#B studying singing and Testament ef ■1 Sanford, Florida, within eight rouaty prior t* April I. IMSmay mak* application to aald Mary II. Finch, deceased. calendar mouths frum ths time. * f in Naw York, apd daddy la handkaard of oxamlaera lor a c en trica l* • ( qualification w ithout Carroll Rurke ih* flrol publication of this aatlr*. oaam laallou. gald appllcadan, la lb* form prescribed by lha Each claim ar dsmand shall h* Attorney al Law Hoard of Electrical Examiners, ahall b* accompanied hr a sworn la w riting, sad shall aiat* Ihn Hanford Atlantic NatL Bk. Bldg, statem ent e f tha applicant ih at ha meal* all ih* requirement* Plata of rssldsar* and post offlc* gaaferd. Florida af gsclluu I s f Chapter SI-MSS. l a s t af Florid*, lo g tlh s r with addiosa of lha claim **!, and ahall Attsrney far Ketata af Ik* csrtlflca llo a ft* required by d ectlea * IhSrsuf. All xurh ho awara la hr Ih* claim ant. A ll Mary H. Flack application* must h* eubm lltsd te tha Sem inal# Cuanly E*nlag agent, or a tlu r a tr. an* any sach PaklUk Apr. IS. *1. A May I. I. Offlc* oa e - bafor* May II, ISS*: otherw ise, any paraoa, firm claim nr Comaad a t t aa fllad s t a ll • r corporation ibaraaflsr daalrlag to aagagn la ih* bustaas* Any nf us. Hs kts si ways I b* *••*. mt setu p *tl*» *f alcslrlclaa ar slsctrtaal s s a ir a n e r sh all b* Kaaaalb W, Mclatacb ms kg «ur *w* tocirias. H* W I K O M I WAGON NOYICB Aa aasculer o f tb* Last Wilt ! wmiM fiaitk ##U*gn, but and Testam ent e f I win Mf to r*pan> 4hi* for I toritog U wnsn'i ter m g WU40N ALKXANDKR. nvssoar P ffH lf it ssty debt* tnearrad by buyoe* STENSTROM. DAVIS A tSelNTOSH •(to r Uun myself. Allorneya far Ea*«UI*C Edward* Building Herbert Walter Hop* PRESTIGE (T*an O 111 X. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2430 "Open evenings til 8:30 PM" "PURPLE GANG" I �-trrrf jc .f\ Use HERALD Want Ads To Deliver Your Business Service Message. PH. FA 2-2611 5. Real Estate For SAI# 31)* Oanforb >Ion. May 9, 1960—Page 9 17. Pets, Livestock. Supplies, 22. Articles For Sale 15. Special Service* 12. Plumbing Services AIR CONDITIONING PLUM LINO H. It. FOPK CO. Contracting 4 Repairs Free Estimates r-7 S. Park - FA 2-4234 THE TIME TESTED FIRM R. L. HARVEY 11* N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 6123 TO YOUR DOOR SERVICE 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-33*3 S-BDRM. block home. Low down Every Tuesday and Wednesday payment, VA loan. FA 2-5273. SANFORT k SOWERS 151 E. Welbnurne Ave. Ml 2-2474 WINTER PARK. FLA. COOL BREEZES Chain Sawi — Tools — Bolts— Plumbing ft Heating blow while you enjoy the com­ Nuts — Sercwi AIR CONDITIONING plete privacy of this lakefront and Other Psrta. Phone or Write setting with plenty of trees and CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK FA 2 6562 FREE ESTIMATES cheerfully a huge lot. The three bedroom 1007 Sanford Ave. home is made for you t< enjoy given. Mattreis renovating, uplife. Total price just *16.500 with 13. Electrical Service* holilcry and slip covers. Cus­ good terms. We will be pleased tom built bedding made lo or­ House Wiring — C ed ric Service to show you, Just call. . , der. Call or come In. Nig Bed­ Sid Vihlen ding Manufacturing Co.„ 1301 RANDALL FLECTRIC CO. SPECIAL SERVICE So. Sanford Ave. FA 2 2117. 112 Magnolia FA 20*15 BRANCH OFFICE W. H. ‘•Bill" stemper Agency ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, state­ 14. Build, Paint ft Repair Realtor A Insuror ments. Invoices, hand bills, and 2601 Park Drive p r o g r a m s , etc. Progresatve WALL PAPERING k PAINTINO FA 2-8331 Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2*31— Work Guaranteed Bod Beard 306 West tlth St. Contact 508 West 9th St. 6. Mortgage Loan* Phone FA 2 >613 1R-A Beauty Parlors MORTGAGE LOANS THOS. E. THOMPSON Commercial and A Satisfied customer is our best General Contractor Conventional Residence advertisement. Home Carpentry Repairs WISE and JOHNSON HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK RooRng 4 Siding 431 Magnolia Ph: GA 3-3493 105. So. Oak . Ph. FA 1-5742 Phone FA 2 6452 Orlando, Fla. Re Lovier Will Professional 15. Special Service* 7. Business Opportunity Rcauty Care. Service within the hour. Re­ MAJOR oil company truck atop for TV pair your TV for S7.S0, in your lease. FA 2-7612 or FA 2-7*32. home or no charge. Sunahlae TV, FA 2 9855. POPULAR and Profitable DriveI s le a In. Sandwiches, Ice cream, soft FA I-TM4 Ml* Oak drinks, beer. Established clien­ Sewing Mach. Repairs tele. Ideal for a couple. ALL MAKES * MODELS 18. n ew er* ft P le ats RENTALS *3 WEEK FARMER’S AGENCY 203 W. First St. (24 hr. ser.) Cut Flowers For Any Occaiioa FA 2-3625 SANFORD FLOWER SHOP N. V. Farmer, Realtor FA 2-1120 or FA 2-4)270 Lillian Trama R. H. Ivors, D. H. Whitmore AUTO GLASS Associates. INSTALLED 2465 «. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 5221 Legal Notica Buck Glass After hour*, FA 2-3611, FA 2-4921 Windshield FA 2-0261, FA 2-3012 Door Glass VentGlass IV T H H C I H t 'I I T COI N T . V I V T N St. J o h n s R ealty Co. 5. Real Eatata For Sal* C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER W. B. Shippjr, As-oe. M3 So. Park Avo. Ph. KA 2 SMI 3-DEDROOM, kitchen equipped home available in June. Assume VA l o a n . Sunland Estates, FA 2-2*37. INCOME PROPERTY OR INEX­ PENSIVE HOME: 3 bedrooms, dining room, fireplace, partly furnished, kitchen equipped; ren­ ovated exterior. Beautiful lot. 121S Oak. *6.900. t e r m s . FA 2-2376 or FA 1-4362. m ANY BALL PLAYERS IN YOUR FAMILY? What could be nicer than being able to keep an eye on them Mini your kitchen window as they {day in the park across the street from this spic-and-span three bedroom home? The price, *13,130 with *1000 Down, makes this a sensational bargain. A W. H. ••Bill" STEMPER Agency Realtor 4 loauror Msoaa FA 2-SMI i l l N. Park Phone FA 3-6131 3M1 Park Dr. LOTS IN MAYFAIR Two beautiful lota 60* a 117.1' sack. Located oo Elliott Ave — HighShaded with sidewalk and all city nUlilies—Will tell seperalely or together. S t Johns Realty Co. g 111 North Park Ave. Wall D awn ' s NAVAL officer transferred; Large I bedroom house in Mayfair; ft* baths; fireplace; screened 8. Female Help Wanted porch; Florida room with outaid* entrance; sprinkler sys­ LADIES: Million are viewing tem. FA 2-7123. "AVON CALLING" on TV. Show and you will sell; We'll train you to earn the amount HIGHLAND PARK - Delightful of money you need. Write I bedroom borne, situated on NOW. Mr*. Jean Milanich, large landscaped corner lot Box 246, Lockhart, Fla. for ap­ with beautiful shade trees. Con­ pointment venient to both schools and shopping. Priced to sell for ooly *ll,#50. Down payment — only Itooo, with monthly payments L O C A L automobile dealership needs young lady for general leas than rent. Take advantage office work; must be able to •f this fine opportunity, and type. Write giving resume of phooa today! past experience to Box H, e/o Stenatrom Realty Sanford Herald, 1M N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 9. Male Help Wanted •'Open evenings til l : » PM" SEE Railroad Needs Mcn-N o. 25. FOR SALE: Within City Limits. 3 HR. IK, Bath. Kilchrn Equipped. Large Family Room With Separate ■ntraace 4 Inside Double Glass Doors. Ideal For Office Ot Study. Large Utility Roam. Fenced Backyard. Low Month­ ly Payment. Quick Sale Prefer­ red To Large Profit. FA 3-30M. S BEDROOM T J HOMES O LARGE HIGH LOTS DRY H • N IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY S V / $10,550 I I U DN. • 160 MO. laelndea Clealng • ‘ L L FHA FINANCING A 1800 BLK. - W. 3rd G SAM LAWSON E FA *.*•*! FA I-4SM 10. Male or Female MEN-Women *20. Dally. Sell Lum­ inous nameplalei. Write Reeves Co., Attleboro, Maas. 11. Work Wanted HOUSEWORK. FA 2-2***. Legal Notice i v t h k r o r n T «sr t u b c m * . TV j r t M I K , IK N ISD I.K C Ol’XTV, rL O H in s. iv rn u w srie V V r K K TO CMKOITOna n » l K*l*l* e f I’AIM. KOZMIW. i D n know n *• PALM, O07M»W, [ i l . r i x d TO A L L C n E D I T O I l l AND FK n ROXa IIA VINO (M.AISIM O n l»KSI AMDS AIIAI.NHT RAID KMTATKt Ten and **rb of you arn bar*by a etlfle d end r n j u l r r d lo p r e ­ sent a n y claim s an* de m ands w h lr b you, o r e llhe r or you may have **»ln-i lb* *tt» i* nr Paul Kotlow, Sleo k n o w n a s Paul Col* low, d e ie a ie d . lata of »ald ru t in ly, I s the C e unly J u d a s of Ki-inln o ls County. Florida, a t hla nfflca In (be court h o m e of eald C oun­ ty a t Sanford, Florida, within e l e k t a a l t n d a r month* from the lima nf the f l r e l publication of thin noth*, Kuril claim <-r d e ­ m and shall he In w r itin g . and th a l l s t a te Ihe place of realdenre and poat office e d d r r i e of the c laim ant, and ahall b s sw orn to by the c la im a n t, hla s c a n t e r a t ­ torney, and a n y such claim n r d e ­ m and not as filed shall bs vat* / ■ / M i - h a l t s C o slo w Klfholsa Caalow, as admlnUtValnr of the K ita le ■>f Paul P o a t o n , d r o n e d K s n n eih M. Leffler P a s t offl»e D r a p e r 410 Sanford. Florid* A tle r n a y for A d m in is tra to r P ublish April 11 A May I, I. II. ' ' country club^ *50 DOWN MOVES YOU IN $10,750 - FROM - $09 MO. a-BFDROOMR, Mi TILK BATHS with cetera* filler**. lerrsiM floors, rasellas bllsd*. rarperta, aertee perch, sttlity roost aad asasy ether ealraa. All Home* Carry A I Yr. F.H.A. Warranty IN THE CITY - ALL CITY CONVENIENCES kw^DBFUY MOORS 0KN 0U Y / * ^ HuNkS-TMl RflEBeeM / j t n i r m . e m i t i t . iv v v i* r o w a t:w iv n i.K r o t v t v . r t . u n i n t . tv c H tv tK N V v o . testa FA2-4622 ■ VST T O N i l N T TITI-VB C i u m - E K HASTEN* a n d B R T T T J . MASTKX, h l a wira, Plaintiff*. SERVICE Senkarlk Glass and Paint Co. 114 W. 2nd St. SERVICE CALLS 12.00 The Biggest Lillie Shop la Sanford. All Parts And Labor Guaranteed 00 Days. SANFOBD RADIO k V ’ CENTER 9th. k Sanford Ave. FA 2-9741 PUMPS - SPRINKLERS All types and sties, installed "Do-It Y ounetr WE REPAIR AND SERVICE S T t E Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4422 PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING W. L HARMON Ph. FA 2 4221 Legal Notice IV THIS I 'l R C I «T COI IIT OK T i l l ! N I M H J I H K I S I . I I Ml I I T . IV avd rim u K u iv a i.K l o c v r v , F I . O H I t l * IM M . IN UK: P e t i t i o n n f L t r u y U o b . r l i llr* in* mid l l * i * l In n* U r*m *. H u i h m i d k i d W ife, tn A d o p t Iwivlna Mur l u l k c o m . U * tiy Ann m ikcoin, an il Uhom t* Solkt-nm. V O T U B OK K t l . i v n OK PICTITIOV f on A D o rrio v Tkt O*ora* 11*1 k com. Jr., a n d Lorrain* M e r i t* tlalkcum Tuu and r * r h of you »r* h a r r b y rumuiAiiilrd tu b* and a p p r a r In th* C ircuit Court of th* NMnlh Ju d ic ia l C ircuit In and for Hrmlnnt* County, Florida, a t th a c o u r lh o u t * In S a n ­ ford, Klnrlda. on lb* lo th day a t May, I I I * to th o w h u h w hy th* p*llll«n nf Leroy Itn b rrte U i t m a and U*a*l Inn* U*am* for lh* adupllun of Lunina S u r Ualkcom, H t l l y Ann Ualkcom a n d Rhonda Kay B i lk r o m ahall not ba Brantad, and >nu a r a f u r l h a r r o m m a u d ad on o r l>*fora laid dal* In a a r t r a copy a f your e n e w e r to aald pet Itil Ion for adoption upon Iba at* lornaya f o r aald p a tltlo n a ra whnaa natna* and addr*aa*a or* U n t i l balow. K ara In fall nut n r a final riarraa wilt ba a n la r r d a p a ln a t >uu t v itn a ia: Tha nnd*r*l*n*d C lark of aald Court Ihl* Slat day of April, IIS*. David U. U a f l i r l Clark of th* C ircu it Court llyi M a rtha T. V lkltn U. C fSE A l.l Roa II. W llklna Of Maguire, Voarhla 4 w a lla 111 W a l t S l r r r t , P. O. » * i l i t O r l a n d n , Vtnrldn A llornrya for r .l ll l u n t r a TODAY’S SPECIALS 57 PLYMOUTH TUDOR HARDTOP $995 S*le« - Service SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. • DODGE • DART • CHRYSLER t i t E. let SI* PA t-0114 OPEN EVENING TIL •;** BAT. TIL i:M f i I I4 KRUKHT *. »• F U L L till. *t at. U.r.ndaat*. VO T IT R o r SI I T TO: M ILD RED S RUNOT, w hose rro l c t r n r* a* p a r t i c u l a r l y a a t i k n o w n la S p e c t a t o r . N’* w T o r k . a n d all t h e O w n e r s o f l « t i In t h e aiilidlvlslon k n o w n a* f l a n n f th * S u b d i v i s i o n o f L a n d b r l u n g l e g to A ltaninnl* U n i t liot*l * N avi**lio n C o m p a n y , a r t - o n l i n e l a th * p l a t t h t r a n f a* r e c o r d . d In F l a t R o o k 1, P e g * * 1*. I t a n d 11. P u b l i c tternrd* nf Sem i nut* County, F l o r i d * . If l l v l n s . e n d It d r a d . t h e i r u n k n o w n h*lr*. delta* * * . I r s a t r * * , ■ ran t* * * , epeuee *. c r e d i t o r * , *»■ eigne**, I t e n s r e . tr u e l* * * a n d a n y o t h e r p a r t i e s r l a l m l n s by, t h r o u e h . u n d e r o r e e a t m t t h * m n r a n y nf t h e m , e n d *11 p r r e o n a k n o w n n r u n k n o w n claim in g any rig h t, title o r In ter* * ! In e n d t o t h * r e a l p r o p r r t y d r ••Titled b e lo w . In w i l l 1 . 01 * 1 t h r o u g h * I n rl u e l v * a f l .a k * A d r l a l d * K o latr* . Hem lnnl* C n u n l y . F l o r i d a , a c c o r d l n e l o p l a t t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In f l a t Hoo k *. P e e * i s n f t h e P u b lic I U i-um U of Sem inole County, Florida. TO U A flK H t e n K B r N O T I F I E D I b a f a a u l t o f q u i e t t i t l e b e* t u r n b r n u e h i In t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of S e m i n o l e C o iin ly , F l o r i d a , a i e l n . l y o u e n d e a c h of y o u c l a i m i n g a n y n U t e , r i g h t , l i l t * o r In l a re e l In or claim upon the afo ra d e a rrlb rd l e a l p r o p e r l y t l i u e l * In S em in o le C ounty, Florida, and you a r e h e r e ­ b y r e q u i r e d l o f i le y o u r e n r w t r o r olh*r w ritte n deftnaeo p e rso n ­ a l l y o r b y y o u r a l l o r n * > * w i t h th * C l e r k n f lh * C i r c u i t C o u r t , N inth J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t . S e m l n n l e C o u n ty , F lorid*, at tha Courthou** In S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , a n d t o a*rv* a r u p y t h e r e o f u p o n P laintiff** a t ­ t o r n e y , J o h n D. I l a l n t * ot W i n d e r w e e d ia , I l a l n t * . H u n t e r * W ard . P . O. Ho* 1ST, W i n t e r Park. Florida, not la te r th e n the tn d d a r o r J u n e . l**fl, n r sl*e a deer** pr* route*!* w ill h* entered a g a i n s t you. WITTXKMH m y h a n d a n d aeat o t e a l d C o u r t a t S e u f u r d . F lo rid a , t h l a I» llt d a ) o f Apr il, l i t * . D a v i d SI. H atch * ! C l e r k * f th * C i r c u i t e o u r l ■S E A L ) J o h n D. H e i n e * of W ln d tr w r .d l* , Ila ln t* ,H unt*r A W ard l i t P a r k A t « h u * S o u th . W in te r P a rk , Florida. A tto rn e y fo r Plaintiff* P u b l i s h M ay 1, 8. IS. J l , IMA. HOMES • Qui«t • N*nr Golf Court# Community $450 Down Turn Want On 20th HI. Follow Country Club Kd. f t WnUh For Our Signs . . . . OPEN DAILY •too A. M. T il Dtrk SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. T il Dark Sha& m akaA Co—Iruction Co., Inc. •41 Wm 4 tOU ilrast PA 1-MU 25. Education - Instruction *25 S A W D U S T and shavings. 75 WATT Federal eniarger wilh timer, all accessories for devel­ FA 2-3677, Buckner 4 Son. RAILROAD NEEDS . oping. *40. FA 2-8097. 2 CHIHUAHUA puppues 7 -week* Sell Us Your Furniture. Qu'ek MEN old. AKC Registered. FA 2-4376. Service With The Cash. SUPER GIRL Scout leader uniform and TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. hat alze 14, Lika new 910, FA 2-0*60. 19. Bools and Motors 17 to 29, needed at once to train OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALK for Railroad Telegrapher, Sta­ GOOD used frame windows, Jamba 1 Cent per lb. Gateway To The Waierway tion Agent posit!jo s . Start 93*6. THE SANFORD HERALD and assorted lumber. See fore­ Your EVINRUDE Dealer advatce *525 up. Work dayt, man at Nicholson Buick Bldg. OFFICE Rnbnon S porting Goods take night with placement aa204 W. lit. St. FA 3-2611 301-6-6 E. 1*1. Ph FA 2-5961 TWIN BEDS, walnut antique, box aured upon completion. Contact Mr. Hodge at Mayfair Hqjel a p r I n g a, mattresses *100. M H. P. JOHNSON Javelin motor, TENOR Guitar and amplifier 145, Tuesday, May 19, I to 9 p. m. FA 2-7*6*. 5 Smyrna Dr., DeBary. rieclric aiarlrr, exrrltrnt condiWednesday ’til noon. U lion. FA 2-4468. 5 II. P. JOHNSON 149; almost Deluxe 33 foot upright freeaer. ried, bring wife, M under R Just fake up payments ef new 14 ft. plywood boat with bring parents. G. I. Approve 4 Mercury Outboard Motors *2612 See Clyde Walls at Deoara and anchor *99; lawn under P. L. 560. Witt Trailer Court. mower 56; FA 2-2972. WOODRUFF MA RINK 2401 French Ave. FA 2-1392 BE MILE, six wrrks old. FA 1-2059. 2(1. Automobiles 1951 DODGE tudor, good condi­ tion. Private owner. 225 Fla­ mingo Dr., Sanford. FA 2-7673. '50 JEEP nation wagon. ~Xo reasonable offer refused. Call • FA 3-7116. ’l l CHEVROLET 1125. FA 2-1114. 20>A Trailers 21, Fumiluro New k Used Furniture 4 Appli­ ances. A Good Place To BUY, SELL or TRADE Jenkins Furniture 406 Sanford Ave. STOP e I960 TRAVEL TRAILER, 24 ft., used 10 days. Save over 106 W. 27lh St. SEARCHING! FA 3-7430 ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds. Day. Week, or Month— FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-7953 O BIG VALUES O QUICK CREDIT 4 EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON - MAIER New and Used Furniture 211 E. First St. FA 3-5622 Used furniture, appliances, tools ete. Bought-Sold Larry’s Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4133 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All work guaranteed. Free Esti­ mates. Phone EA 2-7111. We Have Tha Large*! Selection Of Hard-To-Find, Area - And Thoy'rc Priced Right! 58 D O D G E Guatom Royal Tudor Hardtop equipped with All Factory Accewtorien • Now Car Condition Throughout • Very l,ow Mileage. 1995 R EDI-MIX-CONCRETE 37" Window Silli 11.25 54" Window Llnloli 11.25 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 109 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-3751 FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Enclosed heed. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic end*. Plastic or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon cords, Fordor • Fully Equipped Including Power Steer­ ing and Power Rrakeo * Flaw lew Tulono Finish with Matching Interior • Extra Clean. Senkarlk Glass and Faint Co. Super “ 88” Tudor Hardtop equipped with all Factory Acresusorien including Factory Air Conditioning • Per* feet Red and White Tulone Finish and Matching In­ terior * Very Law Mileage. 112-114 W. 2nd Bt. FA 2-4621 ROOM air conditioner in excel­ lent condition. FA 2-39M. LARUE ulitily trailer 535, paint, coti. lent*. ARMT-NAVY SUR­ PLUS, 310 Sanford Ave. Call a , • . A. K. ROSHKTTER FLORIST FA 2-lSSI Celerr Ave. For All Your Floral Needs Member — Florist Telegraph Delivery Aaaor. NEW HOMES BY Odham & Tudor South Pinecrrst On Oaora Read, Be. ef Banferd Sunland Estates 17-92, 2 milea He. el feenlord A m I-ow An 1275. VA-FHA. EHA-IN-BEKVICR Immediate Oceupasry 1 Tear Personal Satisfaction GUARANTEE Yeur pereeaal satisfaction fai ossa full year ms the renatrac* liesi ef yeur heme er money hack. AND We agree that if during alt month* following algniug of yeur aatea rani rati you are ferred far any rteeeu te move outside a 25 mil# radiua er yuur new heme — yuur dewa per* meat and fleeing reala will he relursed. FREE WELCOME To Sanford! He Our Uurala Far 4 Day* Absolutely Free, Wiiheul Obligation At Oae Ot Banturd'a Leading Motel* While Yen Urate Heutiag Fer Yen 4 Yeur Family. I’kb Up Ifeya Al Balee Office I Odham & Tudor Hwy. 17-92 4 2Tth Bt. ■alee Oflke Banferd Ph. PA t-lM l J. Brallry Odham, Pmideut ! Well Equipped. Quality Uood Cara Available In H its 58 M E R C U R Y 22. ArtlclM For Sal* Cloning Cent NEW RAVENNA PARK 22. Articles For Sale TRUCKS 1895 56 GMC 58 O L D S M O B I L E feet Condition Through­ Holf-To* Pltbo* • Po*. 2395 57 C H R Y S L E R New Yorker Tudor Hardtop Fully Equipped For Your Driving Pleasmre and Only out. 995 5S Ford H.lr-To* Pick.) 1795 1395 57 L I N C O L N 57 Chevroltt Premier Tudor Hardtop with all Factory Acceworieo including Factory Air Conditioning • Beautiful Tulone Finish and White Sidewall Ttree. 1995 56 B U I C K Fordor 8 UII0* W o r n Kqulppod W ill Rodlo and Heater — Automatic Transmission — Perfect Tutone Finish — Excellent Tlrea — Spotteae Interior. Two-Ten Cab and Ckanele • 2 Speed AxeL 1495 55 Chevvolat H alf-Ten P ic k * • P e r­ fect Condition* . ; i �! P a r * 1ft— Mon. M ay ft, 1980 Mahan Named Post Commander Officer* were elected at the May 2 meetinr of the Campbell-Lossing Pott 5.1 of the American Legion. Robert R. Mahan i* the new Commander. Runnel W. Trench Jr. in the flr*t vice-commander, Cecil B. Carlton, tecond vice-commander and John Pierro it the third vicecommander. The finance officer i* Ceorge O. May bury, Chaplain i* Harry I). Russell, Richard R. Chellette I* Rergeant-at-arms and Butene K. Stovall I* Adjutant, Five member* were elected to nerve on the po*t executive com­ mittee. Theta ara Paul P, Rrefka, John F. McClonkey, Kenneth Cuttavnun, I.ybn N. T.yon and Joel 8 . Field. Just an wax keep* dirt from (ticking, it keep* ana surface from sticking lo another. THIS COUPON WORMII CAPT. ROBERT 8LYR, center, Sanford Naval Air 8tation commanding officer present* a check or f 1,168 to*Kennelh Mclnloah, local chairman of the Federal Service* for Health Agenclea, Looking on ia Cdr. K. G. GleeRon, NAS operations officer, Missile Base Men Have It Made: No KP VANDENBERG A IK rORCE •ABE, Calif. ( U P I ) - H ill «P«e age mliiila bam la ahead of the time* la more ways than on#—milpartly apeaklng. When th# Air ro rte recently am Bounced the eomlng end of XP, a was bnly putting other airman hilo the happy orbit of tho mlealleman here who haven't bed to worry about KP eineo October, 195B. ABC Pood Service*, Inc. fulfills * the taek af feeding approximately 4,MB airman ovary day. f i/n C a p t. Oeorgo P. Graul of tha Pood Service* Division said the government furnUhee the rations, , buildings, equipment, cashier* and monltora, It alio Inspect* the facu­ lties and furnishes the menu. The contractor preparea, cooks and servos tho food and deans up. To man tha noting facilities now 1 In operation, to airmen would have to work IS hours a dsy, sevan days a week. The Air Force figure* the con­ tracture! system caves soma WO missilemen hour* each day. Moneywle* the saving to the Ui5 :jmyert la estimated at *oo.ooo yearA sergeant with over M years Service remarked, “ I don't lose my men to a KP rosier when I need them most. The elevation In ,« moral* |e Inestimable." A youthful airman, who remernhers doing KP before the contrac­ tor took over, said, "The food ia good, end we d o st have to do dlsliee." Ealing fecllitlen at Vandanberg •re spotless and eheerful. Tha old tables with altachad benches have ! 'given away to attractive tables for lour with comfortable ehaira. Soft music fills tho air. t* ■ ” It's a far cry from the company mess halls of tho IBM's hero when armored troops trained at Camp Cooke. .. They’va avan changed the name. It'e no longer a mess hall. It's a . How to grow hotter vegetable* and atop peats that attack tham will bo eoplalaed to femlnol* County growara at th* annual Central Florida Experiment B u­ tton field feur Thursday. Research workers at the station will explain tbelr latest develop­ ment# fa vegetable growing. Dr, J, W, Wilson, vie# director In oharge of the station will spsak about "Insects Attacking Sweet Cent and Cabbage." Other talks to be given are "Fertiliser* for Celety and Spinaeh," by P. J, West gate; "Control Churchwomen Hold Sptcial Program By LYLE WII-SON WASHINGTON (UPI) — Th* forgotten men in this year's Democratic presidential sweep­ stakes la Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D-MInn.) It was notable during last month's presidential primary campaign In Wisconsin that tha national spotlight nsvsr wavered from Humphrey's opponent, San. John F. Kennedy (D-Mati.). It Is extraordinary to observe now the extent to which Kennedy dominate* the news and specula­ tion in aonnecllon. with tha cur­ rent West Virginia primary cam­ paign. Voting day la May 10, Impact of tha West Virginia polling on Democratic presidential politics ig being discussed and considered principally only la terms of what It will mean for Kennedy, Tha commentators, undlta and observer* uniformly have written Humphrey off. Mrs, Elea­ nor Roosevelt, however, lay* of Mm that he has tha spark of greatness. But Humphrey Hat been out­ gunned throughout Ms running battle with Kennedy, It may be significant that Humphrey now la raising tha big spending Issue against Kennedy, The Kennedy clan Is, as they aay, loaded. A( professional analysis of tha importance of the West Virginia primary now Is attracting consid­ erable attention In Washington. It Is an objective analysis by a big time political pro and it runs Ilka this: If Kennedy wins th* West Vir­ ginia primary by a good margla ha will he nominated for 1’issldent asst July by the Los An­ geles convention. He would be unstoppable after a big West Vir­ ginia victory, If Kennedy loses In West Vir­ ginia, avan by a small margin of only three or four percent, th* Democratic parly bosses will drop him hard and fait. They will aay that Jack'* a nice boy, but that ha of Disease* Attacking Veg*table Crops,” by J, F. Darby; "Response of Cabbeg* and CnrroU to Fer­ tiliser Treatments," by R. B. Forbes; "Vartetlae of Vegetable Crap* for Central Florida," by R. F. Whltnar Jf.j “Weed Control," by W. T, Scudder; and "Nemal«de» Attacking Vegetable Crops In Central Florida," by H. L. Rhoades, Tha program at tha eUiton farm on Celery Ave. will start at 1:90 p. ra. A similar session will b* presented at the Eellwood station Friday at • a, w. The program Is particularly de­ signed for vegetable growara al­ though research workers and indusLrial salesmen are expected, Sewtools C o u n t y agricnlturol agent Cecil Tucker said Friday. couldn't be elected Pre*ident. That, however, will not be the end of Kennedy. The analysis con­ tinue* Ilka this: If ha i* rejected for the top ■pot, then Kennedy will be in a position to dictate to the conven­ tion who the presidential nominee ■hall be. Kennedy, himself, will have to he on the ticket a* the vice presidential nominee to pro­ tect the Democratic Party agslnat the wrath of Catholic* who might resent Kennedy’* failure to get the top spot. Now, if Kennedy become* es­ sential to the ticket In the second place, he would be In a position to make a deal, Ha could refust to accept the second place which might be disastrous for the Demo­ cratic Party. Or, more likely, he might agree to accept the vice presidential nomination provided the convention choose Kennedy's choirs for president, Thia choice could not be Sen. I.yndon B. Johnson (D-Tex.), as it ia suggested on the theory that tha Democrat* must have left wing support of labor and others to elect .this year. It would not bo San. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.) oa tha theory that Kennedy re­ sents Symlngton'a refusal to con­ test thia year's primaries. Who, then? Tha analyzer says it would 5GLECT, 5U C *0 Bob (^Aujnlsi} FRESHLY GROUND Clqsmoij SEA FOODS FRESH CAUGHT LARGS REG BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT LIM IT W DfLUXE FROZfcN LIBBY'S RICH (N TOMATO SAUCE P &V W /i A, special program, conducted entirely by tho woman of tho church was held at tha Congrega­ tional Christina Church In honor of Mother's Key Sunday. M il. Lawerrnc# Tinsley won to charge of tho program. LADY FAIR MACAROON EACH Although the population af at! • f Nicaragua is only slightly over • million, crowd* ne tag ei to,on may equeew Into the National Stadium to tho capital of Mana­ gua for a base ball gams. _______ / I TENDER �Total Vote (Sty #mtfor& if m ild q VOL. XLIX WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday. High today, 80.85. Low tonight 60-65. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Figures compiled by the secretary of state’s office show that Farris Bryant got 198,507 votes, Doyle Carlton got 186,228 and the rest got 557,382 in the primary election. The official state can­ vass of figures from all of Florida's 67 counties was being made today. NO. 890 Gatchel Resigns Circuit Clerk Job; M rs. W alker * * ■ • *• •'j • » M a y Be Reinstated A s County Tax Assessor I While Seminole County awaited word on the posaibtlity th at Gov. LeRoy Collins might reinstate Mr*. Vary Earle Walker as tax assessor to fill that vacancy, David Gatchel resigned as Clerk of the Circuit Court. Gatchel sent a letter to Collins resigning effective May 15 and asking that Arthur Beckwith Jr., winner a t the clerk’s job in the primary election, be appointed a t th at time. Five mlnutoa after Gatchel Informed the County Commission he was resigning, the board authorized attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. to sal on the governor’s office for “immediate action" on naming an interim assessor and clerk. Until he does, an aide said, McCanns is the tax assessor and must continue to serve. McCanna, who left the keys to the office at the courthouse, said “my job ns assessor is over" and re­ turned Monday to his private business, leaving the office locked. It ptill was locked today. The governor has been asked to appoint Mrs. Walker to the vacancy since she will take office next January anyway. In his letter to the governor, Gatchel said: "The voters at Seminole County decisively nomin. ated Arthur H. Reokwith Jr. to serve as elerk. In view of this expression on the part of the voters, and the need for immediate establishment of policies and procedures in order to continue the efficient operation of the clerk’s office, I feel that It would be in the best interests f this county if I stepped aside so that you could ap* oint Mr. Beckwith in order that he could install his 'lolicies and procedures at the earliest date, rather than my implementing for the balance of the present term plans which might be inconsistent with his. "The foregoing is partfculnrily absolutely essential since new and more modem equipment, which has been ordered for asa in the clerk’s office, is scheduled for delivery at an early date. "In view of these facta, and recognising the need for continuity of policy in this office, and because of the necessity of my devoting immediate attention to my per. sonal plans. I herewith submit my resignation as elerfc affective May 15. The resignation came aa a "shock" to the board and Chairman John Krider cited the importance of im­ mediate action by the governor on the two appointments. "It won’t be long now before we start work on • tentative budget and we need a tax roll aa soon ae pos­ sible," Krider said. U. S. Will right For Allied « . •' • * » Bases If Reds Molest Them FIRST SEMINOLE HIGH NATIONAL HONOR Society jntfnbera were enrolled in a ceremony at the school to. day, The charter members didn’t know they hud been chosen for the first National Honor Society ehispter here a u d ito riu m . until they b mwfc" stage. The J r gantiation devoted to scholarship, character, leadership. Seminole NHS Council member Bateman and A: J. Bracken are shown looking school’s charter scroll, while the students relax after the surprise of being tapped. Those chosen were Penny Alli­ son. John Boniface, RuthI Carlton, Robert Bullard, Jean Dalecki, John Goer**, Bonnie Gielow, Alex McKibbin, Jonas; Doug Tafnny, Ann > h v K l I c•Daniel, D ar Ann Ziegler. The new Schumacher, Joy Wester end chapter to named after prihripa A. J. Bracken. (Herald Photo) Precinct Study Slated The County CommLesion today served to study adding new procinctv and polling placai in tha county aa a result af last week's primary election. Chairman John Krider said there certainly is a need for such a study and "especially a need (or more and batter polling placoa." Supervisor of Registration Mrs. Seminole Conner Group At Rally a* 1 I Attorney Mack Cleveland told the board that they could not NEW LONDON, Conn. <UPJ>change or add any precincta until A II. S. nuclear submarine has there is an off election year, which cirrlad the globe while submerged wit! be hi 19*1. In a Spectacular scientific "first" 'unmatched by Russia, k was learned today. The USS Triton, biggest submar­ ine in ibe world, v^ill dock at this U. S. Navy base Wednesday after spanning tha earth in a sub­ merged voyage without precedent. The Navy withheld details of the MIAMI (UPU— The Weather trip pending formal announce­ Bureau isaued a tornado warning ment. The Triton, a S,900-Ion vessel for an area across extrema nor­ thern Florida from 11:34 p. m. carrying 1U men and eight offi­ cer* in ito normal complement, to • p. m. today. waa believed to have traveled Tha Weather Bureau said: much farther lhan the eart h' s "Thunder storma now in south­ nominal circumference of M.000 ern Georgia are expected to inten­ miles. sify early this afternoon with a The trip was reported to have few severe thunder storms and begun in February. In making U one or two tornadoes during the the Triton apparently would have period from now to d p. m. to an bettered the submerged record of area along and 40 miles either Ihe USS Sea wolf, which remained side of ■ lina from Tallahassee under Ihe Atlantic (0 consecutive to Jacksonville." days in the fall of 1959. Tornado Warnings In North Florida Seminole County nip porters of smmisiitp of Doyle Conner (or commissioner agriculture joined in a Central Mob Dispersed SEOUL, Korea (UPI) — About Florida campaign report and fund raising meeting at Orlando Mon­ ion persons demonstrated in the day night and today issued an in­ rente? of the city today, demand­ vitation to anyone interested to ing confiscation of the property of join the .Conner aampafgn for the leaders of the once-powerful Lib­ eral Party. Troops with bsyooeled second primary. Ed Kirch hoff, manager, and carbines broke up the demonstra­ Larry Johnson, treasurer, of the tion. No raiualiies were reported. Seminole committee (or Conner reported "an enthusiastic rally for Conner" and said funds were raised "to insure success of his campaign." The group also received a ret of the first primary haiioting which the secretary of state compiled 319,90S votes for Conner and ZSI.1S for W. X. Hancock. By United Press International (he people are entitled to better Farris Bryant accused Doyk lhan that." Board To Get Bryant visited Jacksonville a Carlton today of being afraid to day after Carlton ai both candlFurniture Bids meet him la n public debate in dales worked hard for tha big The Seminole County School which tba issues are discussed in Duval County vote that went lo Board will receive bids on furni­ stead of names being called. liaydon Burns. ture for the new Seminole High Bryant, who opposes Caritoe in Bryant, who has claimed the Thursday. the governor’s runoff, told a news support of much of Burns' cam The board wil' also discuss conference in Jacksonville he was palgn organisation, flew to Jack whether lo try and buy additional disappointed with their face-to-face sonvllls from Ocala. land for a football field expan­ television meeting in Miami Sun­ Carlton had a lengthy secret sion at Lyman School. The 9:30 day. session with Burns in Jacksonville a. m. meeting will be In the Hr said Carlton usrd the TV Monday, then moved to Tampa. He •aunty school orfict on Commer­ program as an opportunity for said Burns had not changed his name calling instead of "getting plan to remain neutral In tha run­ cial Ave. down to the real issues," off. But Carlton said Burns told "1 did nut stoop, to name calling him he hid no objection if Burns', Ike Disappointed but tried to ducsrni the issues," supporters switched to Carlton. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Re- declared Bryant. Tin two mab talked at a secret 'T charge that tor, Csritoa la publican legislative leaders fold fod N*oe* Zvsa Ike top camPresident Eisenhower today that afraid to meal me it* a debate in palp*1 officials for Carlton said Congress probably will net pass which tha issues are discussed and they were excluded Bern lbs meet* hie prop as ala la Increase postal to which tbs pawn- one partici­ MdCarlton announced Monday dial rate* and gaaolipo and aviatfoa pate," he said. Don’t misunderstand me," Bry Brian McCarty of Fart PJcrrr, fuel taxes addesL "I’m f i t * fo ment ►ribas af M m McCarty. _ This report wee a “ groat dtoi in Ibeee hsH henr tolivielen and Us ssmpert m the runoff. appaastmewt” in tba preside*, Carlton scheduled a statewide every\S mKniece I can and Heave Leader Charles Halleck programs _ js sdjri ic»_£ l 4K4ud.) mid Bryant Accuses Carlton Of 'Name Calling' OnTV r • Camilla Bruce had reported after last Tuesday's primary that hun­ dreds were turned away from the polls because there were not enough precincts in Sanford. Commissioner Lawrence Swaf­ ford today said there waa • need for at least three more precincts in tha aeuth end of thr county. Sheriff J. L. Hobby eked confu­ sion at many of the polling placei and said that many machinal broke down. Circuit Court Clerk David Gatrhrl said that the cost of each machine is approximately gl.ST. A total of a,Til persons voted in the primary. 4 T . ■■ Nuclear Sub Circles Globe Underwater Cily Board Okays Parking Curb There wil] not be any t»*.*tog nn nth St, between Sanfurd and French Avenues (rom now nn. Ihe Sanford City Commission decided last Monday nigtat. The commission also decided to take parking off Ninth St. between Sanford and French except on Sun­ days, when cars may park on the north side of Ninth between Park and Myrtle Avenues. The action was based on recom­ mendations of Police Chief Roy Williams and City Manager W. E. Knowles Who said that traffic has become too heavy for Ihe width or the streets. The Sunday parking on a three block'section of Ninth Si. will be allowed for the convenience of persons a Handing AU Souls CathoHa Church, Prospect* Good TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Tha Industrial Services Division of tha Stoll Development Gemm listen reported 34 new Industrial pros­ pect* last month—more than eight is Aped, MB. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The United States today pledged to support its allies with force if Russia molests Ihrir bases for permitting U. S. re conn sis since flights. State Department Pres* Officer Lincoln White said this country would honor its commitments "for Ibe common defense" of countries which "ones again appear lo be .subjected to ■ policy of intimida­ tion by Ibe Soviet government." Tits blunt statement was this country's answer to Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita S. Khrushchev's as­ sertion that if more U. S. flights ara made over Russia (rom for­ eign bases "we shill bit at those k« « t " •. . Khrushchev declared r t •! re­ ception in Moscow Monday night that Russia would shoot down nny more U. S. planes invading her territory and would retaliate against other countries which let espionage planes use their bases. White's remarks came aa Chair­ man Clarence Cannon a t the liuiise Appropriations Committee said tha l last week's ill-fated spy flight over Russia waa eos tf a striei approved by the- White House and known in advance to key members of Congress. He praised Ihe Central Intelligence Agency for arranging the flights. Cannon, one of ■ group of con­ gressional leaders britfed secretly Monday on the spy mission by lop -administration officials, told tha House that in addition to Ihe essential military Information they turned up, the flights com­ pletely disproved Russia's claimed ability to stop American bombers at her borders. He said Um fact letlfo Ul reronniUsance plane which Russia claims to Hava shot down laal week "developed corns unforeseen and unavoidable mechanical or physiological defect." White, in reply to Khrushchev's threat to ihool down any more reconnaissance jUgfaU, bluntly told reporteri, “I ferVent fainted yet.” Secretary of Stetd* Christian A. Harter indicated In a statement Monday this country would con­ tinue such flights until the Soviets agrre to International safeguards against surprise attacks. White's statement was made at a news conference today in an­ swer to reporters* questions. Ha speaks officially for Ihe Slate De­ partment, Asked what the United States would do if Khrushchev carried out his threat against foreign bases, White said: • “The United States has under­ taken certain commitments in the multi-lateral and bi-lateral ar­ rangements for the common de­ fense existing between thla gov­ ernment and those which once ■gain appear to be subjected to a policy of inllmidallon by t Soviet government. There should be no doubt that the United States will honor these commilmenta." Senate Democratic Leader Lyn­ don B. Johnson served notice on Khrushchev that he cannot use Ibe spy plane incident to "divide ihe American people and weaken our national strength." Bui Iht Texas Democrat added that "if blunders have been made the American people ran be cer­ tain that Congress will go into them thoroughly." Johnson made his statements on th* Senate floor after telling news­ men that "out of this will rome a re-evaluation of whether we are doing as much aa w* should to protect sod preserve our way of ltfc." Sources at the U.S. embassy In Moscow reported that Khrushchev told U. 8. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson Monday night that an Septic Tank News Briefs Hutchison Left Concentrate Up Standard Study Unopposed In Now Underway n LAKELAND (UPI) - Florida Citrus Mulual reported Monday night that th* last week of April saw tha heaviest movement of frozen arena* aoncentrata since is at Map. Dr. Clyde Brothers, county health director, told the County Commission today that his office la working up ■ concrete proposal to present to the board in setting up standards for Installing septic tanks and sewer systems In tolure subdivisions. Dr. Brothers mad* ike remark after he read a letter from the Stale Board of Health that septic tanks should not be considered in Ihe Goldie Manor subdivision nor in Ihe Cryetal Lake Park sub­ division. "The Male recommended that sewer systems be established in hoth these areas," l)r. Brothers said. Th* board also hesrd a report from Gatchel that the State Road Department has approved Ihe county's half million dollar road bond issue program authorizing ihe issue and sale of $300,000 of certificates of indebtedness to bs paid from Ibe 20 percent surplus gasoline tax to acquire needed right of ways for primary and secondary road projects. Ths board also adopted a resolu­ tion asking th* SRD to sat an alignment on SR tf from French Ave. to Mallonvllle. Davia In Again BATON ROUGE, La; (UPI) Hillbilly singer Jimmla Davis was In bn sworn in today to replan Karl K. Long as governor, end­ ing four of Ihe wildcat yaars la Louisiana's political hlatory. Thou­ sands of well-wishara poured into town (or the parade preceding the Inaugural ceremonies. Cold W eather Stays Tim County *uthorls*d Supervisor t f Hon Camilla Bruct to remev* T. V. Brown's nama from Dm na> oft Democrat)* primary •d May M. Brown died t f a Monday aftsrnaro. Tba only nans* nn for the District 1 mission port will In J, C, By United Press IrtereaUonel Damp, cold weather hung over the Midwest lik* ■ blanket today. Freezing rain, drlzale and tempe­ ratures In tha so* were common from eastern Minnesota to west­ ern Pennsylvania and south to Kentucky. Even some snow waa Funeral services far Mr. T. W. mixed with the rain from upper Brown, 49, who iflad t f a heart Michigan to Indiana. attack Monday, r will ha bald t f 11 a. m. Wednesday at tba Oam CIA Criticized txsl Baptist Church, with Rev. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Alleged Gall Smith officiating. Burial wtf tumbling and continued "blank be le Oaklawn Memorial Farit, check" spending by tha Central In­ with Brtison Funeral Heme In telligence Agency brought fresh charge at arrangements. demands in Congress today to put Mr. Brown, who died r t kto Ui* spy offle* under congressional home, 30M Washington Ave., wna surveillance. It was learned that a former resident of Geneve and Ihe CIA gets close to $400 million had lived in Sanford for 30 yean. a year (or Its worldwide intelli­ He owned Brown’s Amoco Ser­ gence work, under an arrangement vice Station and waa a member so secret only a handful of con­ of the Central Baptist Church, gressmen know Ihe sum and none Sanford Masonic Lodge No. S3. knows exactly wh«ra all tha money Sanford Elks Lodge No. 1341 and goes. the Samlnola County Sportsmen’s Assn. He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Helen Brown; four daughters, Mrs, Everett Harper and Jeonotto, Susan and Darlene Brown; two sons, T. V. Brown Jr., end Sieve Brown; two granddaugh­ ters, Karen Brown and Teresa Ann Harper; a grandson, Michael Brown: three sisters, Mro. Blanch# Griswold, Mrs. Fannin Mobley and Mrs. William Clifford, all t f Jarkaonvili* Beach; three bro­ thers, Rufus, of Jacksonville, / , P., Jacksonville Beach, and Igt. Hubert Brown t f the U. 8. AM Force, and his mother, Mrs. Fan­ nie Brown t f Jackeonvilto Beach. Funeral Tomorrow For Mr. T. V. Brown Thret Named To Committees Area Pre-School Roundup Slated Th* pr*.school roundup for *R south Ifomlnol* County children will b* held Wednesday from 1:M a. m. to 1 p. m. r t tha Aka mart* Spring* Elementary Tha roundup wUI include a l children In Em mtaole area that anticipate at­ tending any of the elementary embassy representative would bn permkted to see the pilot la "dwa course." Officials said the interview wllk Ihe flier, Francis G. Powers af Albany, Ga., might d ear «w growing doubts In this country over whether his plana n ally f i t shot down aa Khrushchev eUima. STATE DCT PRESIDENT LARRY D A V U . n junior at Samlnola High School, w ai elected hand o f all tba Diverrifled Cooperative Training Clubs in Florida a t a con­ vention in St. Petersburg la s t weekend. Davia got 185 votes out o f 267 coat. DCT itudenta spend their morningn in school and their nfUrnoona at work. Larry to shown going over nma catalog* with kto employer, F . a Scott. Kathy Carloa, Pat Stone and HnnryMorgan also ntUBtiad Um s u i t UtSt « a n n lt o n . FhotoU J. Den Wright, Fa trick Frtft Carp-, Sanford, and chairman tf th* advertising committee t f Use Florida Citrus Commission, hen been named as a'member tf the entertainment committee far the SSth annual enoventien tf the-tw tarnations! Apple AssociaUen to held In Miami Reach, M y M-to. Robert a (Boh) Recto t f Chads A Co., at Banded, wffl narro m , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 09, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 09, 1960. 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McCanna today B ubm ltted his resigna­ tion as Seminole County Tax Assessor to Governor LcRoy Collins and minutes later, five of the nine employes of his office handed in their resignations also. In a telegram to Gov. Collins, McCanna said; “I herewith submit my resignation as assessor as of May 6. Inasmuch as the desired goul of obtaining for Seminole County a lawful assessment level has been de­ finitely achieved. I feel I Would like to return to my pri­ vate business practice; "And furthermore, if you see fit, I feel the people of Seminole County should be given the opportunity at the earliest time to test the true measure of sincereness in the promises recently made by the former assessor." McCanna was defeated by Mrs. Mary Karle Walker in the Democratic primary for the tax assessor post by a large majority. The five employes of the tax assessor’s office who resigned today were Ava Wright Davis, elerk, who served in the office for four years and one month; John C. Peck, deputy assessor under McCanna. who served for eight months; Dorothy Knight StApleton, who work­ ed for 17 months; David L. Huffman, who worked for eight months and Frances Stanley, 17 months. Collins already had taken under advisement a pro­ posal that Mrs, Walker be reinstated in office as soon as possible. That proposal was made Thursday by Braile.v Odham. who sent a telegram to the governor asking the action because of the overwhelming vote she received Hnd because "she has publicly committed herself to a position of full gush value assessments (which if Hhe had done to you she could have prevented her suspension in the firat place) . . . ” Odham reminded the governor that no public state. ment,waa made by those present at the meeting at which Collins suspended Mrs. Walker except that by her, which she also used in her campaign, that she was unjustly auspended. He said that Mrs. Walker's attorney charged thnt Odham was responsible for her removal from office aiu! that impression had been used in her cAmpnign against McCanna. Odham called to the governor’s attention that he had not personally discussed the suspension with Collins before it occurred. "I am certain the public believes otherwise," Odham said. Collins was traced by telephone Prom his Tnllahas-1 see office to the state prison at Bniforil where he was making a tour. Neither he nor his administrative assist­ ant responded to the call referred tq them, Collins had said at Tallahassee thnt he didn’t know © Itr d a n f o r b i b r a l i i VOL. XLIX WEATHER t Partly cloudy through Saturday. High today, 86-00. Low tonight. 60-66. United Press Loosed W in Established 1908 FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1060 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 688 News Briefs Large Crowds C arpenter Acquitted Set To Watch Boat Marathon CHELSEA, VI. lUPI) - A jury Thursday night acquitted Frapk W. Carpenter in the "vigilante mur­ der” ot a prosperous dairy farmer, but Ally. Gen. Thomas M. Dcbevoise said he would stick with the case. what he will do about the suggested reinstatement. Be w a s not at hia office when McCanna's resignation was received there, creating the vacancy. "I am a great believer in the public voice,” he eak) Thursday. "But on the other hand 1 feel the people did not understand fully all the factors involved in her sus­ pension.’’ Collins said he suspended Mrs. Walker after reporta that her tax rolls were the worst In Florida, and after ahe refused to assure him they would be Improved. Despite tha voters' rejection of McCanna, Collins had high praise for him. "Mr. McCanna has done a superb job under very trying and difficult circumstances and 1 am proud of tho job he’s done." Mrs. Walker could not be reached for comment to­ day. Nikita Ordered Shot That Felled Plane MOSCOW (U P I)- Soviet lead­ er* reported today that an Ameri­ can plane was shot down Sunday hy a rocket which Premier Niki­ ta Khrushchev personally ordered launched. They rejected II. 8. ex­ planation nf tha Incident as "nonsense." New detail* amrrged before the Supreme Soviet (parliament) ot what observers believed was the first firing In anger nf a groundto-air missile: ktarsha) Andrsl A. Grechko said a single anti • airrraft rocket downed tha U, S. plana on tha first firing. The Uniird States h*x asked the Soviet Foreign Office for “ full facts” about tha shooting, the State Department announced. Department Presa Officer Francis W. Tuily Jr., said a note was delivered to the Russian Foreign Office this morning and “ w* are now awaiting a reply," The note ask-I particularly what happened to tha pilot of the aircraft. The State Department assumes U was a rivilla, - piloted weather observation aircraft which Is missing from it* hase In Adana, Turkey. The department said It was "entirely possible" that the pilot was unconscious due to fail­ ure of his oxygen system at 30,000 feet, which was reported In his last message lo his home base. Foreign Minister Andrei Gromy­ ko rejected Thursday’s U. S. State Department report on the Incident and gave a tough presummit warning oo Berlin. Gromyko repeated Khrushchev's warning that the Americana were "playing with fire." Ha said that attempts to maintain the atatuo quo of West Berlin by force would be met by force. Gromyko dismissed as "non­ sense" allegations by tha U. 8 . State Department that the pilot of the downed American plane had fainled before crossing tha frontier Tram Turkey and said Washington was unable to provide any coherent explanation. Gromyko said there had been several previou. violations of So­ viet air spare and that Ameri­ can pilots had opened fire aa Soviet planes. The St. John'*' Itivcr Marathon will be held Saturday and the Flier Killed Sanford Roat and Ski Club will JACKSONVILLE lU PIt - One he host here and maintain a re­ Navy flier was killed and another freshment stand at the Bandihrll hurt Thursday when they leaped during the race. out of a falling jet trainer. The The handshell it exported to he Navy said Lt. tj.g.l Charles L. filled with overflowing crowds tn Syes, 14, of Jacksonville, ejected watch the annual m aralhot spon­ himself too tale from tha plane and sored hy various outboard host his parachute did not have time clubs in the state. to open full). The rare will begin in Jackson­ ville at T a. m. and racers are Sitdown Trial expected lo be in Sanford between B a. m. and 9:30. All racers mutt United Press Intemationsl Tha Suminule Hiirh safe wan peeled open and $1,646.71 Six while and sis Negro college pick up a check tab at the San­ taken Thursday night. students go on trial today for dis­ ford Boat Basin and several are The burglary looked like a professional job, Pollco Sgt. turbing the peace during sitdown expected to refuel. twist year's event was raptured demonstrations at a lunch counter Leo Rock said toduy. Tha corner of the safe door was peeled In Tallahassee March 12. The de­ by Boh Terry of Jacksonville in back to get at the lock and tumblers. fendants are students at Florida a thrilling finish. He wa* clocked The money in the nafe wan due to be deposited in tha over the 300 mile course In five State University and Florida A&M bank today. It consisted of lunch hours and 31 minutes. University, a Negro institution. Between 70 and too entries sre room Income, money for caps and Twenty*Ihrc-r other Negro students gowns and credit union checks, arrested with them will he tried expected to compete in the rsca. ■gUft&Mfl In this year's rare, boata are ex­ police aald. Of tha 91,346.73, later. LOOKING OVER ‘FUN AFTER GRADUATION' PLANS are SHS Princi­ pected to reach 33 mil** per hour 9333.21 wag hi checks belonging pal Andrewjtatoken* Sonny PowtlL rhnlraian of the event for the. Rotary . ,ln an ,effo rt lo smash Terry’* • Pi^hflr Dies • 'c .***”„ *>Lr to the school credit union. record \ e t last year. Club; Mr*. H airy Rehew. pienta e& irr.& ranu Mrs. j . VCfxuw.ii, W lW ily RICHMOND. V*. (UPI) ~ Vera The local boat rl6b will give chairman. (He aid Photo) Tbs school was enured through on Bickford, ae, who gained feme away a pair of water ski!* at a window in the girl*' rest room, High Srhool athletes will hy pitching a no-liilter for the anon. on tha west aide of the building. 20 awards and trophies Boston Braves in tWU, died of Registrar Mrs. Sadie Williams, day night al the annud cancer today tn a hospital heft. The Longwoctl Town Council took who reported tha break-ln lo Iho Sports Banquet at tho Clvli Bickford, who went in the Brenrs r^ the first step towards getting moro police, said the offices were ter. oa a flip of a coin In a cocktail modern voting molhods for town ransacked. Tho banquot wilt begin /. * . lounge, succumbed la a Maguire Tha break-in was reported about p. m. and featured speaker wtH elections Thundsy night. Veteran* Hospital where he had WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ The/founcil decided to have CUy T a. m. today. Sergeants Jack be Florida Stale University’s MW bean a patient for several months, dent Elsenhower signed the hard- Atlordfy Webber Haines draw up Hickson and Ban Butler investigat­ head coach, Bill Petarion hopeful of recovering and returning fought I960 civil right! bill today, an ordinance which would permit ed tha cast with Sgt. Russell Tha event I* sponsored h r tho to baseball. halting it as “ an hlitorir step for­ Longwood to us* voting machlnei Tench doing the fingerprint work. Sem India Booster* Club, which ward" In assuring equality for all In town elections. The present WILBURTON, Okla. (UPI)—Tor hava been saved If that hadn't will hold its annual meeting ami Green Light citlirnt regardless of color nr race. Longwood law require* that clerks The Sanford Rotary Club U nadoci slashing serosa Oklahoma happened," Garner aald. elect new offlccra the tarns night. Lung line* at muddy, b rag JACKSONVILLE (U I'll - Fed­ The six-point law provides new count local election ballots, thus •eogsoring “ Fun After Gradua­ and Arkansas during th* night left All Interested supporters of tho Somlnolea sr* invited to attend tion” activities tar graduatlnx hundreds of persons dead and ha gled persona lined up In fcs-.it of eral Judge Bryan Simpson gave federal help to Negroes who are eliminating th* machines. The jured today. Many more were the court house looking for casual­ a green light to th* Florid* East denied voting privileges, and en­ new ordinance would bring town tbo roast turkay dinner and Hte seniors a t Seminole High School homeless. ty lists. Many found relativna and Coast Railway Thursday to con­ able* the government to prosecute election laws more In tine with presentation of awards, Ticket# HAVANA (UPI) Harvey I. beginning May 31 with an all-day tinue a mechanization and Im­ “hate" bombers and mobs ob­ stale election laws. Mrs. Claude may bo obtained from Gordon At least 39 persons were known friends on them. Firestone Ilf, St. Petersburg, beach party at New Smyrna dead in the tornado rone, and Bradley, John Kader or John About half of tha downtown provement program begun five structing court-ordered integration Layo pointed out the large amount of public arhoots. nr time consumed under the pres­ crippled, 32-year-old heir to the Schlrard. Beach. more than 230 persona were In­ business section wa* wiped out, y ean ago. ent system of hiving darks count Firestone rubber fortune, plunged • A format reception will be bald jured, soma critically, Hospital* and block attar block nf homes the votes. to his death Thursday night from at the Civic Center immediately In some areas had to turn away were nothing more than rubble. all but the most seriously injured The council discussed getting a joiH-floor room in Ihe Havana The tornadoes began ikipping after graduation exercieea May IT patients. new Longwood voting registration Hilton Hotol. across Oklahoma about duak, and and the elaie wilt be gueati at books but look no aetion. Town Delbert Garner, superintendent hammered a dozen communities Police listed his death as ap­ Dr. 6 S. Sclman, former San- clerk Mrs. Onnlc Rockett aald tha parent suicide, although no sui­ ■ special movie showing at the of schools at Wtlburton, said It in Oklahoma and Arkansas. Seventeen Eemlnole High ChoraW Dr. Tom Largen has been select­ lord resident, died Thursday at books are deteriorating. The tornadoei struck Menefeo, cide note was found. Bits Theatre from 11:30 p, m. “looked aa If a bomb had hern icra won superior ratings a t th* Washington, Ga. He prarlk rd ed Sanford-Scminole "Jaycee of the There are people registered who Greenbrier and Prescott, Ark., An autopsy was scheduled later dropped oa main atroat." tuitH 1:30 a. tn. After the movie, medicine here for 30 years before stay out of Longwood for moro today to confirm th« Initial re­ recent State Vocal (fonteat to About 30 square blocks of this early today. One person wai kill­ Month” for May. the senior* will return la the Tamps. Largen joined tha Jaycees in moving and was a member of the than aix months and then coma port that death was caused by southeastern Oklahoma college ed and 23 others Injured at MeneSusanna Jones got this high* Civic Center for dancing until town were crushed, about 13 fee. T han was property damage April, 1939 and has served on the First Baptist Church. back to vote, Pollco Chief Claude a emshed skull. The body was to r*t rating for her aolo perform­ Funeral services will be held at at the other two allei, but iw re­ Layo said. This Is not allowed. I a. m. tie taken to the United Stales im­ fishing rodeo and polio inocula­ blocks leveled end the rest ance. Mixed ensemble sincere tion projects. He was chairman of 11 a. m. Saturday at Washington, Councilman E. E. Williamson sug­ mediately afterward, presumably were bliss Jones, Deanna Nich­ ® Breakfast will be aervad ta approximately M per cent do- ported injuries. Ga„ and burial will he at Decatur, Several victims were killed as gested copying the old registration to Firestone's home (a M. Pateraa District 4 Jaycea caucus and them from 3 to I a. m. to round atipyed. ols, Cindy May, Annette Yates, books into naw ones. burg. out the big graduation day. Rescue workers digging through they -sat down to supper, others will serve on tha Junior Chamber Ga. Tummy Brown, Arthur DeYoung, The beach picnic May 33 will stacks of kindling that onre while they slept and at least thrqe board of directors for the coming Don McCoy and Winston Piercy, begin at g a. m. and the parent were homes and businass build­ persons died when their cars were year. Largen attended the Winter Madrigal Singers were Phyllis picked up off a highway and Conference In Jacksonville amt the committers are planning au all- ings reported 13 person* dead, McDaniel, Joyce Welnmann, Bet■mashed along tha roadside. day schedule of activities at the and up to 123 others injured. Thry recent state convention In Jack­ ay Williams, Bonnie Staffer, Slat* police and a home opera­ sonville, beach. expected tha death loll to go Linda Humphrey, Annette Yatea, tor, who rushed a mobile rig into Sonny Powell la the Rotary higher. Dun .McCoy, Bill Phagnn, Ronnie the area, were the only communi­ Club’s geueral chairman (or lbs Garner, former coordinator fur Gotmsn, Winston Picrcy, George “ FAG Day" program sod the tha Ground. Observer Corps In cations out of Wtlburton. NAS Wins Award Green, and George Cameron. A following parenta are serving on Wllburtoo, -was in charge of hun­ Th* Sanford Naval Air Station Mrs. M. L. Nichols, Mre. M. • the committees: dreds of volunteer worker*. has won the Secretary of the L. Johnson, Paul Hickson and Senior picnic: Mrs. Ruth Jean Ho said tbo siren used to warn SporU Film Set Navy Award for Achievement In Miss Oils* Reese Whittle chapere Robson, Mrs. Ned Julian Jr., Fred the town eouldn't Le used last A Florida Development Com­ Safely for 1939 according to a oned Ilia student* on the trip. Williams, Kart Toney. Mrs. H. L. night when the storm Ml because mission film, "Florida, Sports­ recent Office of Industrial Rela­ Mias Whittle directs Ihe ChoralOsborne, Mre. W. II, Stamper, hard raia and bad weather man's Paradise," will be shown aa tions announcement. This marks iers, Mrs. E. L. McAieiender, Mr. knocked out power about 30 min- j a special program at the Rotary too aeventh consecutive time end Mrs. 31. R. Strickland. .Mrs. ules before the twister firmed. Club luncheon mealing at noon Sanford Hat won the annual R. K. Osterbobn, Mrs. William "f think a lot more peoplo could Monday In the Civic Center, award. Shook, Mrs. R. C. Wood and Mrs. J. G. Osborne. Formnl reception: Mrs. E. L. Arthur Beckwith, elected Clrrh — Lindsey, Mrs. J , V. Slowell Jr., of U>« Circuit Court heglnnlng iq W Mrs. R. E. Lundquist Jr., Mrs. January plana no cltangea in pern Sonny Powell. Mrs. T. E, Mc­ sonnet In tha clcrk’a office. Daniel and Mrs. Ira Southward. Capt. James D. Ramage was All three commendations stress­ Earl Higginbotham and Karlyie “There have been a tot of rum­ blovie: Sir. and Sirs. J. R. praised Thursday night as an out­ ed the sppreciation of city and ilouihotder. who also read the or* circulating that I plan to clean Edge, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ray­ standing Navy officer and an ener­ county for hla participation ia highlight* from the service record out the office. That is absolutely civic, social and religious activi­ of Capt. Hantagc and calird him nor, Sir*. II. E. bong, and Mr. not true,” Beckwith emphasized getic aod conscientious contributor ties during the two years he ha* “an outstanding Navy officer." and Mrs. C. L. Griffith. today. Dance: Sir. and Mrs. Edward of leadership lo many Seminole been commander of Heavy Attack C apt Ramage was given n standMiller, Mr. and Mrs Jr V. Sto­ County chic projects. Wing One al tha lanford Naval Air log ovation alter Housholder read The directors of Ihe Seminole Ilattos. wed Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Sonny hla record or accompliibuent and Powell, Sir. and Mrs. Gordon County'Chamber of Commerce had They praised hfe leadership in Andrew Carreway, chairman of the Bradley, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Capt. and Sir*. Ramage as honor maintaining the “eutatandlng com­ C of C armed forces committee, 9 Persons and Mrs. E. H. Me- guests at their quarterly meeting munity relationship between San­ presented the Bamagcs with aTbo Seminole High Marching to bid them farewell before hla ford end Seminole County and the Present on behalf of th* chamber. Alexander. Band participated In the annual Breakfast: Mr. and Mrs J. P. assumption of a ship command te personnel of Heavy Attack Wing Hia trgnafer from Hanford will Watermelon Festival in Leesburg Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. One” ami tbankad him ta r Jb4 "In lake Capt. Ramage berk to the today. Strickland, Mrs. T. A. Burner, Dr. Resolutions by tha County Com­ lenuHtaMl’ atietaton fcaumd on Pacific, where he served during Tho local hand Joined some t t and Mrs. P. J. Westgata, Mr. and mission, C ty Commission snd the Beaford aad the canity through hia World Way II and Ihe Korean fight­ other bawds from central Florida Mrs. Dick Aiken, Mr. and Mrs. armed forte* committee of the Hdliattoa of the Navy Bombing ing. He said -h e lake* the new ia the celebration. Tho hand sa d M Tooey, Mr. and Mrs. Ned aim were Derby." TOKEN OF ESTEEM of Sanford and Seminole Count/ k opened by Capt. assignment extiwmaJp gerieutly be majorettea wore decked out la IraM ta a . Mr. amt Mre. D. I ■M d M m . Ramngo. At osure ”M there ta another war it k f t a n Andrew Carrawar, who pru eakd the gift, •a* aM U Beet. •d te Capf. Damage. I f Meet . J r , Mayor w il « a r ( ta China " and Mm . Carrawngr. . (Herald Photo) $1,546 Stolen From SHS Safe Longwood Council Seeks More Modem Voting Methods Senior Class To Be Storms Slash Oklahoma, Guests For'Fun •After Graduation' Arkansas; Hundreds Dio Sports Banquet Slated Wedit President Signs Civil Rights Bill Firestone Heir Plunges To Death Largen Gets Jaycee Award Dr. ft S. Selmon Dies In Georgia Choraliers Win Superior Rating Beckwith To Keep Same Personnel Chamber Directors Honor Damage Band Parades In Festival $ x'y. I y 9 �a j ; ■■ t • • • w 8m P a th A W. P . Brtokl, J r. P stto r t , B. P i e t e r ............ Assoc. Fester H o n in g W orship....... 0:4$ a. m. , Sunday School ............ 0:4$ a, m. « H o n in g W orahip.........ll;oo a. m. i T n la isg Union ............ * 4$ p.m. *Evening Worship ......... 0:00 p.m. I Wed. Prayer Rorvtce. T :» p. m. Nursery available CHURCH OP CHRIST Geneva Ralph Brewer J r ........... Evangelist Bible School ................10:00 s. m. Morning W orship..........11:00 a. m Evening Worship ......... T:90 p. m Wed. Prayer Service . .T:R0 p. m. CHURCH OP CHRIST P m Ii Kara Duncan .............. Minister Mornlni W orship.......... 11:00 a, m Evening Worship ......... 1:00 a. m Thun. Bible Study . . . . ! : » p .m * CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH J Car. 14lh RL A Oak Ave. B ar. G s i l S a i t k ....... ...........P u to r CHURCH OP CHRIST Sunday S chool......................H:4R a.m. 4 H o n in g W orship......... 11:00 a, m. * Training Union ............0:1$ p. m. Morning Worship Evening Worship ......... T:$0 p, m. Evening Worship : W r i . Prayer Service ,.T :l0 p . a , Nursery Available HOLT CROM EPISCOPAL . PM EG1E8T BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH SOI W. Owen Read * Park Ave, el 4th SL * Doesld tiraveam elr ......... Feitor Rev. John W. Thornes........Faitor \ Sunday le te e l ............. » :« a. a . Holy Eucharist .......... TiM a. m. J H o n in g Worahig ....... m oo a. m. Family Service— * T n ln in * Union ............ * » P- m , Church School o. m. Evening Worehtp .........p. m. Morning P ra y e rWed. P rsyer Service . .1:4$ p. m Sermon .................... 11:00 n. m. Nursery Available Holy Communion — Tuesday ........................ T t» a. m. Wednesday ................... 10:00 a, m. Thursday .................... . T s » a. m. Sacromeot al Saturday ............... S:00d:oo p. m. Epiacopal ALL SAINTS EPMCOPAL CHURCH OoEaiy FT. Paul Shulls .................. Pastor Holy Communion— Sunday .8,00 g, m > Mornlni Prayer— Sermon ................ U a. m. Holy Communion— 1st Sunday each month U a. - 4 Good Shepherd To Celebrate Anniversary Churah Of Christ Baptist Rev. Jim Flitter .............. Pallor Sunday school .............. 1 :0 a. m. Mornlni w orahip.........10:4$ a. m. Tha Good Shepherd United Luth Youth aarvica ............ 0:45 p. m. Evangelistic aerviea ... T :» p. m. eran Church will * reltbrata its Wed. prayer aarvica ,.1:J0 p. m. First Anniversary Sunday with special acrvicei and a covered dlah dinner. , LABE MABY Al the 10;?fl a. m. service. lay* CHURCH OpTHK NAZABENK man of the church wtll m ate re. L ate Mary 8. L. Drawdy .......... Paator porta on lha church'* activities Sunday School . .........10:00 a. m. over lha past year. Among these Morning Worahip ... U :o o a .m . la one of. special intarast to the (Mrialiaa Service Training 0:00 church members. W. Q. Gardner, p. m. chairman of the building commit­ Evening Worahip ....... 7:00 p. m. tee will outline Ihe process aw ard Wad. Prayer Service T:I0 p . . m. construction of a first unit building this year. Other speaker* will be Richard Martin with a brief his­ tory of the church, Douglas Smith, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN president of Ihe Luther League CHURCH with a report on tha league's ac­ Oak Ave. and Third BL tivities and Mrs. Joseph Hatfield Ray. Graver C Jtowoll, Jr. who will give a report on tha busi­ Morning Worship ......... 1:4$ a. m. ness of the church* omen. Sunday School ................ 0:4$ a. a . Following the regular church Morning W orahip.......... 11:00 a. m. service, at which all charter Senior Fellowship .........$:ixi p. m. church members will receive spe­ Evening Worship . ..T .M p . m. cial recognition, will be a cover­ Wad. Prayer Service . T:0o p. m. ed dish dinner at noon. Nursery Available Rav. Ernest Bollck, paator of the church, invited visitors interested PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH la the program. DeRary a v ia Canter A. C. Summer* ................Pastor Sunday School .............. 0:00 a. a . Morning W orship.......... 10:00 a. a . Presbyterian John W. PUley .............. Paaioi Sunday School .............!0;M a. m Morning W orship.........11:00 g. m Junior High Wastmlalatar Fellowship ..................1:10 p. ■ Senior High Westminister Fellowship ..................1:10 p. m Longwood Church Sets Rummage Sale Pinal plan* for a rummage sale sponsored by the Longwood Christ Church Episcopal were made at a rcreal meeting af the Epiacopal Church Women. CHRIST CHURCH The sal* will be held Saturday from I a. m. to dusk at the Rev. Georg* L. G reaser . Paator Super Value Peed Store just off UPflALA COMMUNITY Sunday S e rv ic e ....... . 0 a. m. H i g h w a y 1T-M at Altamonte PRESSYTRRIAN CHURCH Church School ....... ...10:00 a. at. Spring*. Any contributlooe in the John W. PUley .............. ...P astoi Holy Communion way of article* for this aal* will Morning Worship ......... 0:00 a. m. bo greatly appreciated. Contribu­ First, Third Sunday Sunday School .............10:00 I . in. tor* may coM TB 1-MM or Westminister Fellowship HI M i n . CONGREGATION BETH HRAKL loth and HagaoHa Friday Evening Service .. I p. as. A Mother’s Prayer Dear God . . . help me to Ira up to the faith I Bee b my AlM*g eye*. Help me to bo the peraon she think* I am. I am an very human . . . yet to her I am wise a* g eng*. I MR in rm f f r a i l , . « yet to bw Jewish Synagogue I eon bind bar euto and bruiaee. « . 1 ean aoatfto bar emnl hurt* both physical and mantel . . . I can giro bar leva. . . I eon protect and shariah ter. Yet I ana never be bnlf of all 1 must K vritkob Yes In Two To Attend Synod Conclave Lutheran Sunday S chool............ I Morning Worship . . . . Wednesday Prayer end Fellowship ......... Temporary Meeting, W< Her. Ernest Bollck Jr. and Other Churches The support of the Church Series is sponso red by the following Business Firm s t • Ritz Theatre Vulcan Materials Co. "The Beet In Movies’* oil Farit Ave. T. C. O‘Sicca ...................Paator Manting Worship . J :to A. a . Sunday S ch o o l............ 0:4$ a. a . M e n ia l W orahip.........U:ae a. a . MYP Meetings ...........1:00 p. a . ( Intermediate, Sealer) Teacher Training Court* Evening W arship.........T:SS p. a . m Sunday School ............ U ;to a. Sunday Warship ......... 11:00 a. Wednesday Service ... S:00 p. Tuesday Reading . I:M 4:M p. Thursday Reading S:SM :N p. M m * Am, "Complete Building Materials FA M i l l M cC rack en R o ad F A 3*0291 a. a. a. a. a. CHURCH OF GOD French Ave. and H ad St. PARE METHODIST CHURCH Joel D. B ro w n ................... Pastor L ean t Ave. ad 0th SL Suaday School .........- t:4$ a. a . tra E. Hindman J r . ............ Paator Evangelistic Service ..T:M p. a . Suaday S c te o i............... t:4 I a . a . Tuesday Sarrica ............ T:to p. a . H ernias W orahip.........10:4$ a . a . PMY •.« ,, T:00 p. a . Evening Worship .........T:M p. a . M a t PMY Recrealtsa T:00 p. a . Two*. PMY Prayer . . . . T;0* p. a . Wed. Prayer 8*rvtew....v:M p. a . 1 Church School ......... 1OH0 a. Church ....................... 11:00 a. Youth Chrietian Fellowship ................. T;H p. Negro Churches Celery CHy Printing Co, Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. "Here Since 1920" "Prices Are Never Higher" 111 M. F ork PROGREMHEHOOfOEY A ve F A 2-2M I 111 l a d lb FA M U ) 0 Compliments of Holler Motor Sales V• Wheeler Fertilizer Co. O rta * , t Fb. "Chevrolet - OldsmobUe - Cadillac** FO W 231 lit E. 2nd FA 2-0711 rt\ V ■ Progressive Prating Co. Lovelace Amoco Station “For AD Your Printing Need*’’ - i r YOU CAVT STOP - SMILE AR TOU GO R f W W. IM S FA S-SMI 20! So. Park Ave. Sanford Atlantic National Bank Member FJM.C. Iff B. M F A E 4 2 1 |^ I < ttfvtn I I FA 2*7090 �{ jJ o im By JEANNE WARNKE 0 MALLIE (Mrs. John) PARI.OW Is chairman of the Navy's Glided Cage Ball to be held next F ri­ day night at the Langford Hotel in Winter Park • - and she says its to be a festive occaiion with many surprises to enliven the evening. After cocktatla and din­ ner around the swimming . pool there will be a water show and then, later, dancing to Pete Bukur'a orchestra. A "Beau Brum- n unusual background scenery for the ballroom. Among other* who have aerved on a committee are Fran (Mra. Warren) Hoelier, Marjorie (Mra, J. P.) Fairly, Kay tMrs. E. P.) Parris, VI (Mrs. Don) Jarrell, Evelyn (Mrs. C. L.) Fitipatrick. Bernie (Mrs. P. S.e Harward and Bettyc <Mr*. T. F.) Dedman. There is still time to make re ­ servations with* squadron repre­ sentative*. EVELYN (Mrs. Robert) CUSH­ ING. accompanied by her hus­ band, will attend the Florida Newspapers Advertising execu­ tive's meet at the Galt Oceanmile Hotel in Ft. Lauderdale this week­ end. As advertising manager of the NANCY (Mr*. Jimmy) TERW1LLEGER was 'o a te n to her "every other Wednesday night" bridge club thia week. She served a cold, refreshing salad course with coffee to Laura Bracken, "Boo" Ganas, Doris Angel, Ger­ trude West. Rebecca Steven*, Barbara Ruprecbl and Ruilt Dean. Nancy and her family hive been treking to an ocean-aide home in Daytona Beach for the pa*t 18 year* • • and today they will leave for another enjoyable weekend there. president conducted by the Fine Arts De;iub gav* partment and 837.85 was netted. Luncheon hostesses wera Mra. onteniion 8teJ|l Moor( Uri> c . u Redding, luncheon Mri. w> L_ r.ramkow, Mrs. R. is week. D< n bodes and Mra. N. R. Whitnd Mn* ncy, i*n«re ,Gw Receiving guests in the foyer a . l . were Mr*. Roy Tillli, Mra F. E. i h . u t h Bolx and Mrs. Jamea Huff. Tha . ,* club was decoraled with arrange,Uon' m enu of rosea. Holy Cross Women T o Meet Monday Grover C. Sewell, wife of the ■ew Presbyterian minister. Mra. Tom Binno, mother of M n. Fred Harris and M n. Robert Jsekion, were welcomed aa guaala. Following the builnesa and pro­ gram a market basket sale was T i l l Holy Cron Episcopal church women wlD meet Monday at 13:30 p. m. at tba Parish House for • covered dish lunch­ eon. Membcri will bring * ‘cov­ ered dith and the eotfe* and rolli will be furnished. Mra. W. E. Klrchboff, Christian •duration chairman will bo in charge of the program. Father William H. Folwell of All SainU Episcopal Church In Winter Park will bo the gueat »—*ker. Miss Inez Westgate Enjoys Patio Pool Elected Treasurer Luncheon Meeting A t Moors Hall The beautiful backyard pool and patio at the Roie Court home of Mr*. 0 . S. Brownlee wai the acttlng of the April meeting of the VAH-1 Officera Wive* Club. Mr*. Charlei E. Guthrie and Mra. Ken­ neth L. Coikcy were hoiteiiei. After a abort buiineai meeting and a dip in the pool, individual bo* liinrhe* were enjoyed by the member*, and even the confirmed dieter* in the group had difficulty in realiting the iuiciou* lemon chiffon pie* provided by the hoiteaic*. Thoae attending the luncheon were Mmra. David A. King, Charlc* B. Smith, Donald E. ELhell, Harvey E. FUher. Jarre* E. F R E D D IE Go**, Richard T. Gralow, William L. Harken, W. H. Hall, Charlea Hodgale, Neal J. Johmon, George W. Kimmon*. Waller J. Kudin. Monald L. Illlebor, Jamea A. Mackey, Harold E. McCumber. Robert J. Provencher, We*ley L. Ratilon, Robert S. Satre. Charlei R. Smith. Barton W. Bartholomew. Wendell W. Pow­ Freddie Coleman was honored ell, Donald R. UcGraw, and L. H. on hit eighth birthday with a parly Higginbolham. at the homr of hi* parent*, Mr. and Mra. 8. II. Coleman, 3628 Magnolia Ave. Games were played and prire* won by Wanda Mute and Randy Coleman for pinning the tall on the donkey and Billy Graccy won Misi Sandra Evana, bride-elect the award for drawing the brst of George W. Houston of DcLand, picture of Freddie'# mother. The was guest of honor Monday night judge of this contest was Mr. Cole­ at a shower given by Mrs. B. E. man. Freddie's father. True, Mrs. A. B. Ailing, Mra. J- E. A birthday cake, decorated In a Gradlck and Mra. W. E. Baker, at the borne of Mr*. True in Lake cowboy motif, and punch was aerved to the gue*ta: Tommy GraMary. Mias Evans, lovely In a silk suit cey, Wanda Mu*e, Billy Gracey, of vivid blue, was presented an Randy Coleman, Carol Muse, Me­ orchid corsage. She was the reci­ lanie Coleman, Shirley Muse, Mike pient of many beautiful gills of Jones, Richard Grimes, Johnny Wyatt, linen, lingerir, crystal and ailver in her chosen pattern!, She was Leilanl Jordon, Steve Grimes. Ed­ assisted in opening her packages die Wyalt, Janice Drayton, Peter by Miss Adcle Ailing and Miss Grimes, Scotty Thompson. Roger Sludebaker and the hnnorrr, Susie Stubbinga. Mr*. Clyde Muse assisted Mrs. Bouquets of gladioli, Easter li­ lies, and pink and white carnations Coleman with the entertaining and decorated the party rooms. Dainty serving. , aanUwlches in the shapes of hearts and belli wrre served from a table covered with a pate pink cloth, and punch from an antique flow­ ered china punch bowl. Sanford Drove 160 BPO Does will Among the many guests were meet Monday at I p. m. at the Mr*. Williams Evans, mother of Elk* Club for the monthly t w i ­ the bride, Mra. G. F. Houston of nes* session. DeLand, mother of the groom, and All members are urged In be Mra, L. Lungrcn, also of DeLand. present as an election will be held to fill the office of "Conductor." Mil* Inea Westgate. daughter of Dr. and Mr*. Philip John Writ cate of 1007 Cordova Drive. Sanford, ha* hern elected treasurer of Moor* Hall, her dormitory at Raddiffe College. M in Westgate, a junior major­ ing In blochemiitry, i* a graduate of Edgewatrr High School and a holder of a Proctor and Gamble scholarship. She has been social chairman of Moors Hall, yearbook representative to Moors, and a member of her Freshman Class Committee, In addition to her stu­ dent government position, she has been active In the Athletic Associa­ tion and in club archery, Party Honors Freddie Coleman On Eighth Birthday Lake Mary Friends ANTICIPATING A CRUISE down the St. John’s River (tomor­ row night * • (and a steak cookout, too) are Rusie and Ralph Dean, Caroline and Ben Wiggins and “ Boo" and Fred Ganaa in their boats. Invited to "come along" are Laura and Vanr Park­ er, Nancy and John Morgan, Laura and Andy Bracken. Ann and Harry Weir and Carolyn and "Stan" Stanley. The moon is sup­ MRS. CUSHING pose to cooperate and provide plenty of allverly light for the Sanford Herald for the past three evening. years, Evelyn ia the » - n woman LOU and SI JOHNSON, 103 Mel- to be a member of the director's lonville Ave, will have a i week­ board of the 37 newspapers re­ end guests, Captain and Mrs. J. presented. She was elected to the T. Blackburn who have been sta­ board of directors two years ago tioned in the Far East and are and wai unanimously elected now enroute to Norfolk where he again last fall. She also baa the will be- on the atatf of the Com- dlitlnetlon of bring the young­ mander-in-Chief of the , Atlantic est member of the group. Mra. Cushing la a native of Fleet. Captain Blackburn w ai Wing Sanford and the former Evelyn Commander here In 1M7 and he Jones. Woman's Club Hears Convention Reports VAH-1 Wives Club MEMBERS OF THE CPO Wives' Club will entertain their husbands lonight with a dinner parly at tha King and Frince restaurant. ANN (Mrs. Bill) REYN was probably a bit dismayed Tuesday when her ion, Jeffery, a first grade student, came borne with a "mouse house" complete with eight black-hooded white- mice. They had been a part of hla class-room study - - but when two mice quickly multiplied to eight hla leather felt, due to the al­ ready over-crowded school condi­ tions, that they should be plaeod elsewhere. Jeffery has a .15 rent price tag on hi* newly-acquired peta and although business, ao far, Isn't the best he la getting a ateady stream of prospective buyers. One little fellow said, "They aure are pretty" - • and with awa in hia voice, "eve* their talla art beautiful!" Honor Bride-Elect Parties To Honor Oviedo B ride-Elect BY MARIAN R. JONES Miss Ann Lundy, whose forth­ coming marriage to L. L. Faulk, Jr. will be an event of May 15, Is to be the recipient of many pre­ nuptial affairs. On Saturday evening Mr*. Nan Parker and Mra. Mary Ann Flelcher will entertain at a kitchen shower at the home of Mr*. Parker at Goldenrod. Thia Saturday after­ noon Mra. J. fl. Jonei J r., Mr*. J. G. Boa Hey, Mr*. G. W. Alford. Mrs. Douglas 11. Jackson and Mis* Ruth Davidson are hotting a mi*cellaneoua ahowrr and coke party at the home of Mra. Jon**. Tuesday evening Mr*. R. W. Estes and Mrs. Jack Dodd are planning a lingerie shower. The bridesmaid luncheon will b i given on Saturday preceding the wed* ding by Mra. Donn Ulrey, Mra. Walter A. Teague, Mra. J . M. Stan* ley and Mr*. Jamea Partin. A re» hearial supper will bo given by the parents of the bride groom-elect Saturday evening, May 14. Wear a thimble over your thumb when grating vegetable*. Thia pm* tecta your thumb end y o u m ash cure. Oviedo WMU Changes Procedure The WMU of the First Raptist Church met In the new annex of the church. The general proce­ dure was reverted and the regu­ lar business meeting and program were held first followed by the individual circle meelingi In the new clast room* recently finl*hed. Mrs, W. H. Anderson, presi­ dent, said this would be the new procedure a i decided at the rec­ ent board meeting, Mr*. L. V. Hart, program chair­ man, presented a wonderful pro­ gram on pioneer missions, after which Mr*. Anderson gave tome of the interesling highlights of the recent WMU atate conven­ tion held at Daytona Beach, with a few added rommenti by Mra. Jack T. Bryant, president of the Seminole WMU Association. Mrs. Anderson, presided over the business and Mrs. Bryant gave tha devotional. A T T EN T IO N ! 4 and 5 Year Old, I PINECREST KIDDIE CORNER * in now open for registration fo r «0 th a FA LL SCHOOL TERM ▼ ntartlng Aug. 29 — 9 a- m. • 12 noon Limited enrollment, m register s o w ! Summer Recreation Program S tartin g JU N E 1st. Thru AUGUST. No age limit REGISTRATION STARTS: MON. M A T,* 9 a. m. 'til 5 p. nt. Experienced Teacher* — Mra. Geraldine W hile Mra. Jackie Caolo 111 W. S7th M . N e a l to Ptneereot leh o a j FA 2*7822 OFFERING HOUR. W EEKLY. MONTHLY CAKH S Month* and Up Does Meet Monday Mrs. H. A. Moreland Vary omelela by substituting whipped cream for the liquid— about one pint for every six eggs. Prepare as for fluffy omelets and arrve with Parmesan cheeso top­ The Elsie Knight Circle of the ping aa an entree or with a rich First Baptist met at the home fruit sauce for dessert. of Mr*. If. A. Moreland with Mrs. Henry Hutchinson chairman, proaiding. A very Interesting pro­ OVER 35 YEARS at First and Palmrtto gram "You Can Tell" was pre­ sented by Mrs. F. L. Dam pier (Along Sid* Post Office) assisted by several members. Reporli were given by the dif­ ferent chairman and Mrs. Ealtll Gtlason suggested that the circle member* be responsible for even­ ings of prayer during the revival May • to May IS. Mra. Moreland, assisted by Mr*. Grady Duncan served dellcioua refreshments of strawberry Peel onions under a stream «< abort eake and coffee to the mem­ bers present. water to bold back the Uara. Hostess T o Circle SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY Every mother loves sheer sheer B E R K S H IR E S All mothers and grandmother* and godmothers adore sheer Berkshire stockings. T hey're g u a ra n tee d ! Berkshire's exclusive nyloc * Run* B arrier stops any runs starting a t top or to# from entering tha sheer leg a re a -o r you get a weic p air free! MOTHER'S DAY LING ERIE BERKSHIRE STOCKINGS with te a m or without - - -- from 1.35 tha pair MOTHER’S DAY MENU Freak Shrimp Cocktail §f French Onion Roup Italian Mlaeel Crisp Garden Salad Broiled Krenched Spring 1 1 LAMB C H O P S -------- * Mint Haute Baked Virginia Ham , a la B e n e d ic t................. 4 /W V- Baked Spring Chicken w ith Rice a la M ilanese, Roast Long lalaad Duckling, F ru it Dressing ... Roast Prim e Riba a f Beef, a n Jua ............ „..... Broccoli Gratleeo Creamed . Pearl On Fresh Spring Beane Loretlo Potato Baked Idaho potato Freach leo Creem we Homemade Apple Pie Plea Oar Begalar Maas Children’s Portions 11.90 Serving From RESTAURANT lU ntEM E Highway IT-83 Winter Park Phene Ml 4-8SM 12:00 NOON to 9 P.M . • Accredited Chirge Accounts Welcomed! •bedew panel slip • t opM nylon tricot. Floating flounce •4 permanent pleata to m stek 8 softly molded bodice, accented 'with Aloe on-type laee. Usee 83-41 — White la averag * abort sad tall. �UNITED KINGDOM LadJea w ith shovels started a clean-up and beautlflcai program this week as m sm bers of the Driftwood Circle the 8anford Garden Club did some plsntlng In the srea of Naval Air S tation's m ain gale. . . . . Msmbers of th e Garden Club's various circles will bs doa lo t of digging between now and December when the gfoUt State Garden Show is scheduled here. They w ant to ka e good Impression on all tho visitors because they have ■tong tha byways of Wisconsin, reporters often aikadt “Whara doaa Hubert g«t his campaign money T" Snoa tha reporters who asked the quaatlon got the answer—or, at Meat, part of it. They received their billa from tbs Humphrey bendquarters for riding that family bus. I One fallow, who rode with tha Democratic aspirant from Hllwaukaa to La Crosse—about 200 milt* draw a bill far 87641. (Ha took a train back—asms distance —for 86.60.) Other reporters who had hopped on Humphreys happy bandwagon got somewhat similar billa. Thera wain smaller invoices, toe. Two mw who rede on tha hna a u ^ "Aspire** flrnm the Milwaukee air­ port to Badno—distance, 80 mtlee —were billed 8740, at tha rate of U cants a mile, (The return trip, via U e North Shore railroad, was 80 coats.) Thara wore surprisingly few complaints sbont thoaa bills, nnd V l/lN O S if e a-pleto dinner April 80 In tha Washington Armory. But they ran Into trouble. The fundi will be tie d for a "cloee squeak** conteit In tha Norembar election. But tha commit. too Ua naked aiked the tha aame "eentribu- para giving him the full core rage which he an richly deeervtt." If thaaa boa hill* Indicate how the liberal Democrat operstaa, he may bo not only nominated in July, but elected In November. .A let of people would root for a man who mna a taut ahlp or •olvent boa, a man who diacour* agea deficit apending, a man who could uh these talents in balanc­ ing Uncle Sam's budget. Why, with a determined man like that In the White House, thero’a no telling how 1000 thla country would climb back Into the black—maybe even aa aoon as the coming day of our great-grand­ children’* grandchildren. While the senator finds how to run his campaign on tbs debit side, hi* party as a whole la run­ ning In tha red. To try to rolea f t 10,000, tha Democrat* threw a massive 1100- lions" from southern Democrats a if ) from northerners. The tab: for each congressman, one table (10 places, f t ,000). For each senator, four tablet (40 places, 14,000). But the rub Is this: southern Democrats h a v a na "close squeak*" contests coming up (a November. (In the South, congresilonal contests are decided In the primariee.) Aa a remit, the money ralstrs m ran Into aoma southern resistance. They may try giving up staging 8100-a-plats dinners as a money­ maker and do it tha Humphrey way: tell hue rides. SECURITY STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL • FUNDS a recommendation from their col­ lege department head or tha dwut, they soon land n teaching courses on "Advertising Psychol­ ogy" or "Child Psychology," bul they may know little about any- tfa n o ju n a ju f ai entries hi too Democratic pres­ idential sweepstakes too question 1st How dark caa a dark horse ha7 Tha pUia truth ia that they have failed to emerge with toe passage of ttam as. serious candi­ course to too beginner. He should NOT think n superla­ dates, ovoa oa too if-and-wbee-etive teacher is one who assigns • scsmIvo outside reading to make students green. This is not a mark of •good teachers,. though a lot of and never permit cheating, which is now widespread among college math, portly due to lasy proctor- CROSSW ORD * n m y /A u n m a y //# now ualversltiee and collages coat­ ing at foait 8886,600,600. Ha got the same legislature to require smog-prevention device* on all ear* nr p u t of too attack on too poll that hang* over Los Angelo*. With hi* eautlms, unspectacular approach to polltics, Brawn bear* a family raaombtoaeo to Kart Warren, who, for ao many years boforo he, became chief Justice, was to# dominant, force In Cali­ fornia. U m Warm, who won an unprecedented third term aa too atato's chief executive, Brown has never stressed party ties la his politic*. His prugrasslvlsm resembles the moderate pcegreorivlam of the Californian who la now too Chloi California this year will have It delaiates at Um eenveaUeu which represents increase nf IS over 1196. Candidate of no, the governor of (hat thriving, swiftly growing, fantastic state win ho a weighty figure when the Demo- »sit of the country and wanting to believe that their new home la ition explosion with a shrill, the end all and he U of existence. at demand tor now schools, That characteristically Ameri­ can phrase "plain aa an eld shoe" euau up bath Brews and W arm That U tot way Califor­ nia!* Ilk* their public efflcialawitheut aide, friendly, aapreteatioua. But to to* national gam*, In to* ptoJocUao of ■ face and* name toot mlBlena wM recall, hord-woihitg cltlwn; a isles manager er a production engi­ neer: a good family man, taking Ua full pari la all civil sctlvf ties. These same characteristics sum Um up aa a public office bolder and, above all, hard work, teg and roniri>nitons Brown's only son. Edmund (toraid Jr., Is a novice In toe Jesuit order at La* dates, Calif., with ■even yean to go I* Ua priest, hood. Brown, Umself a Catholic, tells of toe clrtumatencoa under which Ua eon made his decision to eauae crate U s lifo te the erder. Mrs. Brows, who ‘la net a Catholic, wta saddened at the thought Ihat their only boy would he ao eomptotoly removed from lb* o ch tieltb etr live*. S p t c i a l terta ia ii for Friday a n d S a t u r d a y STEAK DINNER $1,25 FRIED CHICKEN____ ________$1,15 "foianV , I n o u t dart ham , Brown never . gets out of the stable, ho will nevertheless wield conildarnUo tht opening of our new bake shop. We now make our own rolls and pastrleg, plea, and cake. Special Orders for carry-out S p t c i a l fo toe for M o t h e r ’s D ay PRIME RIB OF BEEF.................. ROAST TURKEY Jk DRESSING ... The candidate* • • Beaatera Kennody, Symington, Humphrey - . have made pilgrtmagee to Ua office ia •acraaMoto. He has looked them all over. And whOo WALL PLUMBING. HEATING A1B CONDITIONING 1887 B. Boaford Ave. MOVE UP TO QUALITY fia v m n a fia t a m m m a + i z u m a m QUALITY SHOWS. . . IN LOCATIONt BAVENN^. PARK ■ SITUATED ON HIGH ROLLING TERRAIN, AND LARGE, ADEQUATE STORM DRAINS WERE INSTALLED. THE WISDOM OF THE CHOICE OF LOCATION AND TOE EFFICIENCY OF THE DRAINAGE BYSTEM HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY TESTED BY WEATHER. BOMB OWNERS IN RAVENNA PARK* HAVE NOT BEEN TROUBLED WITH FLOODING, OR STANDING WATER. See and Compare the Quality Homes in Rayenna Park Which have Been awarded The Bronze Medallion FHA FINANCING AS LITTLR AS I F \ i *400 " H O M E S B U I L T W I T H P R I D E " VIIIT OUB MODEL HOME AMD BALES OFFICE ON TEMPLE DK1VE — 1J MOBS WEST OP TBB TEAFTIC LIGHT AT Nth A FSKKCM. * to * .*A» U ELECTRICAL a fpluncrebt A GENERAL ELECTRIC �i YOU BE THE JUDGE. Make the same critical evaluation of North Orlando Home* that the awards judges made recently. Compare all the houses and down payments AMERICAN HOME MAGAZINE SAYS “BEST HOME in our price range. W e believe your vote will back t.p the selection the expert* from the rational magazines have made. AMERICAN HOME MAGAZINE AWARDED North Orlando H om es'M od 6021, "Best Home For The Money In Florida". In making its selection, American Home con­ sidered the design of the home, price range, floor plan, cost of the land, type of construction, building materials, zoning, and many other factor* that influence the value of a home in a community. FLO R ID A ILLU STRATED also cited North Orlando Homes for its design, construction, and community planning. GLAMOUROUS WORK CENTER KITCHEN mokes cooking fun. The price of the home includes a Frigidaire refrigerator-freezer, built-in Preway oven and range, sink in decorator colors, mica counter-tops, and plenty of red b i r c h kitchen cabinets. Three bedrooms, two baths, and spacious living areas are designed to make your home more beautiful, comfortable, and carefree. North Orlando Homes are built with quality materials advertised in LIFE. MOVE IN FOR $145 DOWN. The easy terms on this $14,015 award winning Home ore $79.86 monthly, including interest and amortization; $145 down, including all closing costs. This outstanding value is available to vets ond non-vets alike. SEE SEVEN FUllY FURNISHED MODELS i t NORTH ORUHDO HOMES B IST H O M I FOR THE M O NEY has 5 bedrooms, 2 ceramic tile baths. You can enjoy the luxury of this oward winner for only $14$ down, $79.66 monthly. BUDGET M IN D ED FAMILIES will appreciate Hus 2 bed­ room, 1 bath home. $120 down, $66.36 monthly. Features extra large living and dining areas, carport, paved drive. LUXURIOUS FLORIDA L IV IN G can be yours in one of North Orlando Homes' .15 pace setting models. Street* are paved and curbed, water ond sewerage systems in­ stalled. FHONI Ml 7-5511, TE 1-4401, OR SANFORD FA 2-7M2 north Bo* by MAJTIRBUtLDEHJ Corp. f . AAwwWg, Su ite L. A — *i A wurrgoyf **-■»---wwwyiiWMn WATCH TH I NORTH ORLANDO HOM II A ‘Qi;- T*•' i• - . < ■ v - r‘ ' *- T �! Cornu om !Cornu a ll! By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: M y huaband picked our •; eleventh anniversary to tell me he wanted ; * a divorce. He aaid he w as in love w ith an' * o th e r woman. I asked him to think o f our tw o children (S and 6) and he said they ’ l w are young enough to forget him, and be1aides, H E grew np w ithout a fa th e r and so ‘ could they. He left his clothes, golf clubs, cam era m u d everything he owns behind. All he • took were th e clothes on his back. He ju a t . deserted me. I have no idea who th e womS - M is. H e's been gone twelve days. I had one ’ postcard from him from a motel n ear Fon- tiac, Michigan. I think he'a lost his mind. 1 d o n 't w ant to rep o rt It to th e police because 1 d o n 't w ant a lot o f publicity. (I atm have m y pride.) How can I g et him hom e quietly T DESERTED DEAR DESERTED: Your huaband h a s legal responsibilities to you and th e children even If he cares nothing about th e m oral ones. H e can be located and b rought home quietly "w ithout a lo t of |f r > fu M n ty .MY our bast friend a t th is tim e is DEAR NOT:- I th in g you a t* rig h t, b u t please don't Insist on th a t kind of en­ trance. Tell your huaband th a t everyone who la wanted la invited to a wedding, including brothera. Theae people appear to be eo rude and inconsiderate, I can’t ima­ gine why you would w ant to bother w ith them . • • • DEAR ABBY: O ur m inister likea m y coffee cake. When he'a in th e neighbor­ hood he drop# in and I serve him some w ith tea. W hen I see him coming, I ru sh around pulling all th e pin-up giria o ff th e walla. W* have tw o aons (both in college) who are old enough to have pin-upa and they have deeorated th e piece w ith them . I would bo em barrassed to bavo th e preacher look a t them end me e t th e eeme tim e. My huebend eeye it I* our home end if th e t’a th e w ay we live, it’s dishonest to hide i t I sav it is not dishonest to re­ move th e pictures when th e m inister cornea. Who la rig h t? MRS. F . J . M. m C^ The Seminole Archer* Club, tpootored by the Sanford Re ere* lion Department, will begin classei in archery for all inter­ filed .teentgera alarting Satur­ day a t S a, m. The c la n will meet at the Seminole High School range on French Ave. Instruetora will bo on hand lo give ieaeona in the Skill* of the iport. Several member* of the club have received atatc recognition for their akttl with the bow and arrow. AU teenager* are wel­ come. Bow* will be furnished for thoee who do not have their own by Uw recreation department. DUFFY'S G ala G et A cquainted N ew M an ag em en t FREE SNACKS & SANDWICHES Enjoy Dancing to the Music of the HI H COMBO — 9:30 to 2:00 A. M. te all m y friends fe r your vote and nupport in my campaign for Constable Diet, 4, Your continued support win bo greatly appreciated. T his W eek-End Make I t — D U F F Y ’S There la a time la every m an's education wbra bo arrlvoa a t the conviction that envy ia ignorance. —Ralph Waldo Emeraon TAVERN W Ml. North of the Deg Track DEAR MRS. F . J . M .: There la nothing "dishonest" about m aking th e place a little more presentable f o r th e m inister. Hold n fam ily powwow and suggest th a t th e boys keep th e ir pin-upe in th e ir own rooms. CONFIDENTIAL TO ' LOOKING FOR MONEY” : Y ou're wrong. Money buys everything b u t love, personality, health, freedom end Integrity. W het else is really im portant? "W hat’s your problem ?" W rite to Abby in care of th is paper. F o r n personal reply, enclose ■ stam ped, self-addressed A SI foot offshore aviation rescue craft ha* boon assigned to visit Sanford ee Armed Forces Day, May SI. Tha speedy boat will sail up tho S t John’s item the Maypert Naval f i n ka g position to receive faaferd visitors, eay time desired hy the City Armed Forces Day Gaaraktoe. Announcement ef the AVR'a vtait was made to Ceaireaamaa A. d Uertsng hy Rear Admiral K. , MeMMes, Cemmsndeet af the Sixth Navel District Harises re­ layed the message te l a i l a f Aimed verse* Day Chelrmaa Jeel Field. Admiral MeManes said that the depth ef the S t Jehn’a chan­ nel prohibits the Navy tram sendins a larger craft Tbs Sanford Armed Farces Day eemaUttoa meeting today will he held la the USO building Instead ef City Hall, Field said today. Tha meeting will start at I p, m. a Costilbarry Board Sals Moat Monday Tha Casselberry Beard ef Aldermas Win discuss who to responsl- Exclusive Lots ;efront - Lakeview - Lake Privileges Just 10 Minutes South of Downtown Sanford Quiet on a Beautiful Lake L ett year. Boride was hit vacation play* ground. From now on. It's hie vocation paygroundl True Suburban Living 150,000 visitors ovary year deckle on a Florida future...and no wonder! Behind the beaches and palm trace they see a thriving,prosperous,vigorous economy.And, of course, tha most wonderful place under tha sun to Uv*. work, and rake a famHy. Large Lota-Priced $1,500 to $5,000 BUY NOW Venue- 2$%' Down- 5 Years on Balance SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Isn't the twitch to Florida IMngvrtiat you really want? You'll bo more than welcome! YVfcfle you're bar*, tab* o look around. You'll Helping Build EM d* K . j r*i I I I �I I Hospital Notes MAY 3 Admissions B itty Von Herbulis, Sanford; Thomas Brooks, Sanford; LsRoy James, Oviedo; Frank Beyer, DeB arr; June Hampton; Sanford; Audrey Seller, DsBary; Clarence Wright, Lake Mary; Rote Deneff, £ DeBary; Larry Bennett, Sanford; ^ Biifita Sinvlalnn Sanfnrrl* Rufus Singleton, Sanford; Valila Velds Hug lies, i l l it! and; Michael Green, Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Robert Von HerbultS, Sanford, a son. Dismissals Frederick Hermann, Sanford; Jam es Olds, DeBary; Alice Hunt, DeBary; Irena Stafford, Sanford; Ginger Howard, DeLand; Patricia Eatridg*. Sanford, Thelma Ja r­ rell, Sanford; Mary Roland, San­ ford. .MAY 4 Admlaaloaa Laurella B. Maeek, Sanford; Parry Rogers, DeBary; Manuel Jote DaCunha, Oviedo, Bertha Gibbs, San­ ford; Maria Elisabeth Stafford, Sanford; Barbara Hosack, San­ ford; Leon Lowman, Oviedo. Births Mr. and Mrt. Chestar 7 . Mscek, Sanford, ■ daughter. Nixon Thinks Kennedy Win In West Virginia Will Clinch Demo Nomination WASHINGTON (UP1) — Vice President Richard M. Nixon is in­ clined to think Sen. John F. Ken­ nedy (D Mass.) will win next Tuesday's West Virginia Demo­ cratic presidential primary. According to Nixon intimates, the vice president also believes that a West Virginia victory over Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (DMinn.) will cinch the nomination for Kennedy. The Nixon forces are watching the West Virginia race with inter- est because the vice president Is convinced the voters of that state are picking his opponent for I960. Nixon did not see the debate be­ tween Kennedy and Humphrey televised from West Virginia Wed­ nesday night. But his associaates said it supported Nixon's be­ lief that the views of the Demo­ cratic candidates are so similar there is “ little choice" between them—particularly Kennedy and Humphrey. If Kennedy beats Humphrey In economically • depressed, heavily Protestant West Virginia, Nixon is known to feel it would trigger a movement of political leaders into the Kennedy camp, He believes that Democratic politicians who might be wary of putting Kennedy, a Catholic, at the head of their ticket because of concent over the religious issue would have their fears answered by a West Virginia victory. Kennedy and his West Virginia backers staked out a firm claim to underdog status today but slit! professed to see his chances Im­ proving in the state's Democratic presidential primary contest. In the camp of Humphrey there was a growing hope of victory. Both of these contenders for the Democratic presidential nomina­ tion interrupted their campaigns to be in Washington today for the scheduled final Senate vote on legislation to help depressed areas. In their parallel assaults r*ri. May 6, 1900 — Pa ge 7 on the Elsenhower administra­ tion, each h is stressed his be­ lief that this bill Is Important to the pockets of economic distress In West Virginia. Both also claimed that their re­ peated emphasis on the admini­ stration's lack of attention to the stale's economic condition was the major reason why President Eisenhower agreed to meet with Republican Gov. Cecil H. Under­ wood on the subject this week. 5lff I would like to express my deep appreciation fo those who voted for nnd supported me throughout my campaign. 1 extend my sincere congratulations to Mrs. Bruce. Kathleen Reynolds rd . Pol. Adr. GRAND OPENING OP PRAVER HOMES! Dismissals William Muntoe, Enterprise; Lor• tta Rosa, Sanford; Victoria H ar­ rington, Sanford; Flonnle Avrett, Sanford; Josephina McDaniel, San­ ford; Pearl Chambare, Sanford. MAY I Ad ad salons Doris Bacon,'Sanford; Piokla New­ ton. Oviedo . Floyd Ricker, San­ ford; Evelyn Norris, Sanford; Alfrada Jones; Sanford; Bella Robolio, Sanford; Kenneth Edwards, Sanford; Iris Emerson, Sanford; Vanilla J . Hall, Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Ennie Thomas, Alta­ monte Springs, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Johtj Bacon, Sanford, a son. Dismissals Icie Costolo, Sanford; C a s a 1 u s Davis, Longwood; Leroy James, Monday Dance Planned By Club « The Saturady Night Dance Club of DeBary Is sponsoring a dance on Monday night, The dance, for the benefit of the Community Center building fund, will be held In the center st>7:30 p. m. Admission will be 30 cents. D a fu a k M O ltia ■■ .H I L _ a > IJ jAMuyajiv w r n 0 ; t-», ■■JWV y ia P i# ^ CARRAWAY & McKIBBIN L I T ’ L G IA N T FOOD STORES Florida's Friandliaat Moot Caaraataat r« ri Star* - Quick Sarrlca Frauds Ava. at ttrd St. P A Y S E V E R Y T H IN G FI INCIPAL, INTEREST, TAXES I INSURANCE ■varything Far A Cm p ItS ■aatiag Of flaking Trig. i * . X■* ?4 ri* (jV w f ■ Wr-rsf * < s i j1 *■ .i.vZfj t rr* , , t i t- f * m s re Wrwv . COLD CUTS 2715 S. SANFORD AVf QUICK COOK MEATS BinforB frn T I Route 2, Box 34/ A SANFORD, FLORIDA • PHONE FAufux 2- 808 5 �I LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!)—'Trap- th« lead today aa the second shooters, like crap-shooters, have round of the 4U.M0 Tournament luck that runs In streaks — and of Champion* lo t underw ay.' that's why Dave Ragan, the blond Ragan, exploding from trap* bomber from Orlando was tied for with all the finesse of the wheel* era and dealers at the nearby casinos, fired a five-under-par >7 to deadlock with another lo n u shot in this gambling city—Don1 LOUISVILLE. Ky. (UPIV-WU- Whitt of Borrego Springs, Calif. Pittsburgh San Francisco Milwaukee > The Sanford Greyhound* rear­ ed back into find place In the Florida SUte League Thursday eight as they romped ever Patstea. M. The Greyhound* now sport a 114 mark while Palatka ha* a 14-4 record. Beth teams will dash here toWight alerting it T:4S p. m. la the game Thuriday. Ken Bendara picked up his third win ef the campaign as ft* scattered given hits, Helping Ike Greyhound! at the plate were Ken Herrelaoo who banged out three Mta and drove in oo* run and Toay P ent who drevt In two runs with a tremendeoa triple to Use fifth toning. Plumbers Lose Kegler Loop Lead Perea alao stole borne In the eighth frame. Sanferd AIIMBM Chavarrie lb 4 1 1 1 Maloney If 4 t • 1 Hinojosa if 4 4 1 1 Green aa I • • • Dukes Ms l i t ! Paras • S i l l Sisk Cf 4 14 4 Harrelaon lb 4 1 1 1 Sanders p 4 1 1 4 Tijksor Sb Bristol lb MeWIUIama M Hslatka lb Alareon if Carney * Mere ef Thompson p Davla p A-McHenry 14 14 4 4 14 1 1 4 4 1 1 14 4 4 14 4 1 4 4 1 4 1 1 4 4 Pastrano Out To Fix Mistake St. Louis Lot Angela* Cineinnali Philadelphia Chicago Milwaukee at Chicego-Spahn (14) re Drott (4-1), SI. Louie, at Cincinnati (night) -MIDar (14) vs O'Toole (14). Pittsburgh at Saa Francisco (night)—Law (4-4) vs Jones (14). Philadelphia at k e Angeles (night)—Cardwell (14) re Kou* fas (4-1). PHI Mill Vtls IVn ■CUWl* p r SH, Jim Shipman 404, and Bey Wright ua. Filling la Iba p u t aireto with the |kk-«p af the S-M pttt was Hanalas, Owens, Swann, Aldridge, J. Wright, Phene, Peecette end Dan- R LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) Tension almost crackled to tha air 04 CkurcMB Downs today whore M eolta await Saturday's running 4f the Kentucky Derby but noma to.the stable a m are more ra­ w e d than ueual eofy one d p ba­ to n the big race. The men with the favorite earrtoa Uw heaviest burden. But Bob Wheeler, who trains Temptoa, tor C. V. Whitney, felt e lot more aanfldent this time than bo did ■ peer age, Then he wae "shooting at the moeo" with 4 Alp and now he eeya, "1 wish we had run ■Over Spoon to the Xentocky Oeka tooUndT* Wheeler he* been taken Ul with an attack ef alternating chill* and tover with nmptnme ef tafletaaa. Wat before the Btonae he radiated neafidanoe. although Iha haunting tear ef Injury pawed at his peae* ef mtod |uat aa It dam with every heraaman with a good chance to win the Bret ef the Triple Crawn Smith Leads Rawls Tourney SPARTANBURG, S. C. (UP!) Wiffl Smith today carried a two. stroke lead into the second round of the Peach Bloasom-Betay RawleO golf tournament. The husky, freckle faced younen­ ter from St. Clair, Mkh., who won this tournament the laet two yean, fashioned a three under men's par 44 Thursday to go ahead of Patty Berg, Marilyn Smith and Beverly Hanaon. 4 4 To The Voters Of 4 4 4 4 1 1 4 4 8EMINOLE HIGH I.ETTERMEN’S CLUB officer* m i tw o o f th eir conch, aponaora proudly show the Orange Bolt Confsranc* basketball trophy which the Seminole cagera won thia year, The lettarmen’a club lneludea the top athletes at Seminole High. From the left are Coach Dave Laude, of* ficera James Markham, Jimmy Gracey, John Lovelace, Linvel Risner, and Coach Jim Pigott. (Herald Photo) Totals S I T S A—Forced Korn lor Davla to 4th BanJord 004 4M 0*0-7 10 1 Palatka 404 444 041-1 T 1 K—Chavarria, Carney 1, Halaika PO-A-Sanford IT-11, Palatka If14 DP—Chavarria to Green to Har­ relaon; Sisk to Harrelaon LOB- Saalord 14, Palatka T IB— Kern, Balms, Harretaan, Peres IB—Tbompeoa, Pant Pitcher* kp k r er kb ae Saadcre W T IT II 1 Thompson L H i 4T I 4 4 Davis t* 1 1 4 1 1 WP—Sanders, Thompaen 1 U—Guises berry and Stuts Recreation Calendar oM l i t , Jeha Vita Ml, Welly Bel. Be Pastrano, an old pro of the ring at M, will be out to show Alonso Jobesee that old proa don't make the same mistake twice tonight when they stage a Derby Eve light heavyweight lft-rounder. Pastrano eame eat of a fourmonth layoff here lilt July M by letting the leak experienced John­ son alow him down with a stiff body attack In the early going, and wound up by losing a eloia though unanimous decision In a distinct upset. After that setback Pastrano commented, "The layoff hurt me, but Johnson didn't. The straining, sweating, hitting and huatliag in Seminole High aporto is rewarded each term when top young Seminole athletes receive their :oveted block "5" totters. In this big year for srorta at tha high aehool, five hoys are tied Don't be tooled by that .214 hat­ ting average—Roy Skvars la add­ ing soma boon lo tin Chicago White Sea' Mom. The American League cham­ pion* are flnaUy stralgMeoed out after their stumbling atari and with seven victorias to Ihelr last otoe same* are to a virtual lia tor fink place with the New York Yankees. The Yankee* actuaUy toad by IS percentage points but Ihay're aU Usd up to m games behind column. Skvars, acquired from the Washington Senatori tar 9129,400, baa boon swinging a productive bnt. Despite hia tow batUng ave­ rage be reeks second to Minnie Mine** on the club with 14 tuna betted to end he'a knocked to at toast eon run to Are ef the White So*' led els gamea, Storen returned to Weahlngtoo tor the flret time elnce the big dee! Thursday night and celebrat­ ed with e first-inning, two-run homer that paved the way for a 1-2 triumph over the Senator*. Bob Shaw gained credit for hla eoeood win although bo needed relief aid from Turk Lows to the eighth. The victory enabled th Whit* Sot to remain one game ahead of the third-place Ctovaland Indi- ana, who beat tha Baltimore Ori­ oles, 11-4, in the only olher Amer­ ican League game. The Pittsburgh Pirates in­ creased their National League kad to two games with a 4-7 tri­ umph that spoiled Lou Boudreau's debut as manager of the Chicago Cubs; the Cincinnati Reds shaded the San Franelsco Giants, 4-2; the Los Angeles Dodgers beet the Milwaukee Braves, 4-2, and the Philadelphia Phillies topped the St. Louis Cardinals, 2-1. Tito Francona,. hottest hitter in the majors at present, drove in four runs with ■ homer and two doublw* to lead a 19-hU Cleveland attack that also Included three hits each by Harvey Xucnn end Woody Held. Wynn Hawkins .won his third gams for tha Indians. BUI Virdon's ninth-inning triple drdva In lwo run* that broke a 7-7 tie and snapped the Pirates' two-game losing streak. The Cubs had built an early 7-2 lead but ibe Pirates lied the score In the seventh with tha aid ol Robarto Clemente's three-run homer. Vada Pinson slol* second and third bases and then scored tha winning run on n sacrifice fly in the eighth inning ae Cincinnati'* Bob Purkcy beat tha Giants for tha first Uma. In two seasons. GREEK SA LA D 4 at the aaw for winning the most letters. Jimmy Gracey, Ray Lundquist, Terry Christensen, Alex McKibbln and Mike Roberts all have letter* In football, baseball, bas­ ketball and track. Gracey, Lundqulst and Christensen are seniors. McKIbbln and Roberts are Jun­ iors. The Seminole High Letterm cn't Club now numbers about 70 boys. To win block letters In football, basketball er baseball, boya must play a certain number of quarters or Innings. They mu*l win a cer­ tain number of p o '-u lo gel track, swimming or golf letters. The athletes must alao maintain passing grade* in at least four school subjects, have satisfactory conduct records at all time*, and observe training rules. The* means no smoking, drinking or missing practice without ■ coach's ex­ cuse. About 29 boya are usually .let­ tered in football each year, and about 12 get letters in basketball. The purpose of the club Is to promote better understanding All 8 Counties For roar part in Re-electing me C IR C U IT JUDGE by a majority of over ten thousand votes. I am grateful for thia expression of confi­ dence and pledge a renewed determina­ tion to become a better Circuit Judge. * » Pol. Adv N for by Campelgw Tress. for Sanford and Central Florida Eagles Sign P air PHILADELPHIA (UlT)-FulU back Jo* Paglelcl and defensive end Eddie Khayat have signed ihelr IBM contract!, the Philadel­ phia Eagles announced Thursday. Both players went to the Baglee Gateway to the Waterway SANFORD *1” A Leek Betas a . M C L g e a rs h ift c o n tro l, tw o-w ay s h o o k o h ao rb o ro , a n d m w a rra n ty policy g o o d a t a n y Evinrudo d s a la r t J.hanks We don't mean*to mislead you. '1 here are part of the bonus features on every Starflitc 1 1 . . , feature* futures you won't won’t find on other motors. We just want you to be aware of what you're ■visaing until you trade up to a StariUm I I . . , and whv Kr tuymm u im U tit It heit up umuf It’a a remarkable motor. Its 7S bp V-4 engine, « p bined with its fin-alim Jetstream Drive, will give you more p eed with normal loads, more load-handling power, more Feature far fcattwc, or hnrarpowr per daiar, there isn’t a motor to match it to value either! You can buy Surilito II at ite fanest east pm hp ae ku tm j! to there any r e a m why you dwukto't be enfeytog ItariUte II power, speed and luxury now? Money? who end* it? Your old motor to trade will do it. And bow— trly to tha mason, white we still have tone to rtcooditkm d re eril your aid motor wa can offer you tha tom AN D S IN C E R E G R A T IT U D E will put you to commaad of the tha water. And think of tha v Bee i t . ..amanara v a lu e .., �IDje D a n fo rt frra lti F rl. M ay (1, 1980 — Page 9 THE t r o u b l e VJ1TM > '$ & § » $ & • T J U *r ATE *■ A THOUSAND MILLION . J l l LY b e a n s ( EXAGGERATE V - , TOO MUCH r Television 1 THEREVOUOOEXASSEPATINIG ■-------- - AG AIN -r •WELL" FRIDAY P. M. 1‘M j u s r <:tt ( t ) If) 1:11 ( I I <11 t i l l <1 ) 1 :1* ( 1 ) <1 ) lilt (») ( 1) 4 :<l (* ) ( 1) 41) tiM <t) <!) (!) lit l jl) 7 :1* (• ) <D (1) •:)0 |«) HUMAN T H * AM BUSH. • :*# / OOH)r KNOW. 11:10 A CYNICAL Doris Day listens to David Niven lay down the law in “ Please D on't K at The Daisies" now playing a t th e Ritx T heatre. Comedy Film Now At Ritz WELL, NOvy WHAT A WASTO O* WHY POES TMB ^ -4 SENERAL HOLD THESE 9TUPIP NEWS BRIEF INSS EVERY WEEK f ! A r ouess u u sr ha LIKES TO PO IT UNCUT* DIAMONDS? O tf AS B i o * AS A LEMON/ WHAT ARE THEY DOING IN VCUI? MAIL POUCH, RJTOT, te ra sse . n « M e Ntvee „ TELLS US ANYTHlNS w e PO N T ALREAPY KHOWI " P le n a Don't Eat Tha Dililei", one of the nallon'a top belt aeliera, hai been brought to the acreen with a c u t headed by Doria Day and David Niven and la currently playing at the Ritt Theatre, "Pleaie Don't Eat The Dalilei" telli the atory of happily married Kata and Larry Mackay and their four irrcapreiiible aoni, ranging from a nine year old to aeven year old twini and a one and a half-year-old baby. Tho hljlnkt that go oa la thin ^ NOUSE HANGING X FDCM THAT5 ABOUND HERE. WE ] JUNGIE BOSS’ menage cover almoat every fa eel of life in a typical New York apartment and Involve such accenoriei to tha family aa the h a rm e d mild, a baby lilting taxi driver with iltuilona of becoming a playwright and the family mult, "Hobo." Larry grutnblca about walking tha dog; Kate'a mother hai her own Ideaa on how to ralte child­ ren; there are problem* of atarilog tho klda to ichool, and the bedlam involved In moving to thr country. BUT THOSE 1 THOSE DIAMONDS ARE PwsMtcs —/ n o rm o ybp a m illio n / THE1P <7 iMWTUWW'tM— GOTIAFIGUPE OUT twiWHATS HIS HOW TO GET TVOSf > A NAME T KX SO N Y PW M tSC RM D PW dC S* ROSSANO I1RA7.Z1 and Mttsi Gaynor in a scene in “South Pacific" now ahow inK a t the Movieland Drive-In. The film ia baaed on the h it musical th a t ran five years on Broadway- The film will continue a t th e drive-in through W ednesday. Advertising Story May Leave Industry With Some Misgivings By FBKD DANKO NEW YORK (U P I)-It'a pot ti­ bia that the adverUalng Induatry will have lit own mlaglvlnga about "CHrl ia the Oold Bathtub," WadU.S. Steel Hour" neaday night' play. Thoie mlaglvlnga might Involvt the untimely twlat in (he plot that approved a aoap company'* decltion to pawn off on lha American coniumera a 20-year-old gold-plat* ed bathtub aa ■ 400-year-old Ital­ ian art treasure, a tub of tolld gold. 4 S T O B U B M , StX O O N j Z KNOW w * / >CU‘K0 JU ST BUT TUB M SPAl M TK SB O *— Sitsco dlicuitioni of honailp la advertising are taking plaea in high snd low placet theta dayt, It may be that llis plot's denouameat earned soma sagulth along Mtditon Avenue. However, I do not want to give the im preuloe that the play waa one of thoie eomrdire with a meiage. My mlaglvlngt about Boh Van Scoyk'a latest effort on CBSTV are more general. Let'a Juat aay that it wbi M-and 44-100 per cent pure dreartiieia; that it waa aa apringy aa n damp bathmat. Directed by Allen Reianer, the production waa patchy and con­ trived. Aa a reault, the caat had llttla chance to thine. Tha icenaa and tha bits of buiiaeaa totted Into them were to crudely ground, Lhe action to herky-Jerky, that 1 began feeling tarry for the attrac­ tive people in the thing. Johnny Carton portrayed a young >d man who waa aant to Italy !e eacort the prlccleaa gold bathtub back to Madiaon Avenue, after getting k out of a conteian'a villa. J s u l t Koyce Lind la waa lha coatsiaa who ehlckenad out of tha deal and began hocking avory* thing In light hi a frantic effort to buy back the bogua bathtub. Mariaa P av ia waa her lovaly niece, with whom Carton fall ia love. after falling into the tub. Kaward Andrew*, who, like Canon, la a num ber of the "Steel Hour" repertory company and ha* m attered tha art of (be glared look, aerved aa Canon'a boil. 11:10 U :M tt-.ll U :!t lflsh w iy Patrol Channi) Fit Niurireom I’ -o p ll'l C ivic’ New* Sporti I'm ir il Fla. N'twa Weather Weathir Mark*I Rlpsrt Junpit Huntley . Brlnkliy John D ili Outdeor tiullilla Board T t i o i n m s tr i Qlinn R i b v ii Nowi - L'uuslai Rdwartl W ilt D in ts nowhldo Royal Wrddlns Navy !<o* <11 Llin From Blaekbawk ( I ) Mika Ifammir <•) Sunlit Strip <*) Arthur (lo d frir Nprrlal ID R u in s l i t Art Carney Special <D llrt-c llre i <l) Twilight Xuni <1 > N iw Turk CnnfldintUI <l> I*.non t i Pinon <11 ID CD N iw i . W «a lk ll Sport! i « i itoj-ii w iddins <1 ) Marti ( 1) Jack Faar SATURDAY A. M. 1:14 <l> W ilt her-Cartel* T :ll ( I ) Cartoon* ■:*■ <•) Captain Kaagarao <t) Roy lle*or* 1(:> I i t ) lleckli and Jickta ID Cariooao 11:11 ID lllah ly Men** Playhoui* <,»> Mutt and Biddy 11:11 l l ) Srllnco Fiction Thoalir Nal'l Pr*M Conf t l ) Fury t id e l l ) Cln-u* Boy ID Saturday Nona—CBI 11:11 <«> N»wa SATURDAY P. M. ll:» e (D Skyklre t l ) Tru* Story <■) Boupy Baioo — K ldi II.Id ID Junlur Auctloa ID Film <l) U'a tha Law 11:41 ( 1 ) RaiobaH 1:»# ID Karloon K ip ira ID Ro’ lna Camara 1:11 l « l Vaiaball 1:11 ( 1) lxaih Valloy Dayi l i t * (D Ilandiland I:« * ID Raaitiall 1:10 <D Mallnno Thoalir 1:0* <D Kouliirky Darby 1:00 <1 ) iioiti-ih io Diary 1:10 ( 1) Ramar at tha Juaglo ID Sporli Roundup ID Channil ( N-wironm 1:00 <D African Valrol 111 Dmnla Tha Monar* 11) Nat‘1 Football L«*suo 111* ID llam-h Parly ID Small World I f ) Sporli Rouadup 7:10 <«) Central Florida ahowraio l l ) Roy Raaoro ID lluinirua Darby 7:10 ( 1) Uaaaata ID t’ orry Maioa I I I Dirk Clark Show 1:00 i d Tka lllab Head 1:10 l l ) Man and the chatline* <D Wanted Deni or Allvo ID aioncanaoa I : m i d D ill Hllvrr* Spiel*! l l ) Th* Dlputy lit* i d o b FooibaU qata (D Rueo Runny ID KUetlou — t i l l M 0 ( 0) Cruaid* In raclfle l l ) I a w of tho rialnimaa ID Miot MeOraw 0:11 i t ) Now* apolllchl 0:10 i t ) T w m tliia Caniurp 111 Sah*r of Londoa ID William TlU 7:4# I t ) lutiila l ' l Itrnkm Arrow (11 Rlvirboai 7:14 ( 1 ) Manrlck (D So or Juoi Mop 1 :1* (* ) Kd Sullivan ID Sim. Hhonraaa 1:14 (* ) Th* Lawmaa • :** ID Chivy Show ID Tho fit)'*) ID O. E. Thtatir I I* <») T ‘.i Alaikan* ID Mtnd Hitchcock 10:10 ( l l l,orrU* Vounc (D (Irors* Oobtl 11:30 ID Johnny Staccato ID Whai'a My Liao ( l l Sunday M l* Show lt:l(l HM D N ine H i l l (D Movla l l t l l l l ) W ialkcr 11:10(D Sin. Smalhira 11:31 ID llia rt of Iho City MONDAY A . M. • :Jt 7:00 T ill 7 :1(1 7:11 I i 0« lltl t it t 13) ( 1) It ) <•») (• It ID) (ID t) It) it ) ( 1) It) •iH i t ) Contlacutal Continental Clanr Clamrttm Today W utkor Waalhar Cartoon* Cartoooo Nowi A w woathar New* 4 oath or Nowi CapL Kansareo Mornlas Thoalrt Itompir Room Roadira D is til 1:10 it) Kiw i • h i I t ) now i and Interviews i t ) science Scopi 1:11 i t ) Newt A Weather It ) D. Conner <poL| Ititt i t ) mush III HI I t ) Rid Rowi Show 1*:1S I t ) Kirtoon Kapera la:tt I I ) Play Tour Hustfe I t ) On Tho M It ) Movl* 11 it* i t ) Prlea l i Risk! It ) 1 Lota Lucy tt :St I t ) Concentration 11:11 It) Dicambor Brldt MONDAY P. 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Induairy Cnunlry S ijlo I'SA Tha Vlilloi* camualan Roundup Sundoy Movlo Sunday with Bally Roy Rnorro It to WrlllOP MatlYa Funnln Faro Th* Nall on Champlonihlp Uolf M O T H E R 'S D A Y Mrs. Gordon M eyer . . . from your 4 children OPEN • 1 P. l M O V IE FR O M ke BD BEST-SELLER/ Love 1 B M a rria g e -> B and how B to mix DORIS m th* tw0* NOW S H O W IN i S O D O N T TKU.MB SO U kTNOVX a BOV JU E T M Y T Y P t-f A GET ME OM« THATS YDUH ^ TiPZ.1 ^ IN ffiM M lK W a Ms* CO-FBATUBB EXCITING • FILMED AGAIN ARABIAN GRAND! “THE FORBIDDEN IN WARNRRCOLOR 0 BOUND M. U P R O A R IO U S ^ ^ ^ ^ . . . I C a all about FEA TU R E: t i l l . t i l t » l i l t • T i t t titt f ***• **, ,«*- f :< 1*4. f * *■* TH E FUN STARTS TO D A Y: W —’li-r - 'A* W*•‘-rti Gordon Xr. Mercia Nancy Gerald r*r,v * i r o u r / - i OKAYItL , TRY .' • G R E E T IN G S �Off Danfort Rrralfi Page 10 — Fri. May 6. 1960 1-ROOM efficiency apartment, private hath. Suitable for one or couple. Acroia from postofflce. Legal Notice DEADLINES n n n r f t h i w rn p w a tr ow nw na ^ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY I The Ills Real rotate Tea List of ins city *r Florida, It pntlei on hiltolt* hoard at the fumt door of the City 11*11 In the City "f aanfntd. ptntlda, snd on h 'leiln hoard *• !**"• dotir ot asmln.il. County Court Ileus*. Sanford, florid* and wilt rsrnalo *a pn-tsd fnr • psrln-t nf four ennSvrullv# wash*. All Nat **101* upon Whim th* t i l l l*l*s h*r* nnl hsso p*M and aaalnsl which eorllflrot* hs* not *treody hssn Issued In Pity *7 Psnfntd, Will h-i sold at |.uhtl<- *UMt..n m Ih* lot. d»r Of Jim* A lt. tilt cnmmanrlna *t »• n'clncis A. M. «l th* Irnni deny al lh* City Hall in th* d i r af PsnfoM. flotld*. Ltgol Notice a l ’a ^rvaa On# e f a b#Hm of artlriea n nr time puhliahed In the publle intermu! the *® eipleli* and HluMrnta eaualno l*rAcllc« of oclentlfle ... * C hlropracllr. w ritten hy Dr. N E ED MOHR MODERNISE LIVING YOUR • • FLORIDA ROOM BEDROOM • • • CARPORT • • PORCH ENCLOSURE FRKR AREA? HOME BATHROOM ROOF BIDINO • GENERAL REPAIR NO DOWN PAYMENT ESTIMATES T YRS. TO NO PAY OBLIGATION ANNOUNCING NEW. HR* 10 YR. FINANCING ON HOMES CHECK THESE OUTSTANDING FEATURES BUILT ON TOUR LOT. CONCRETE BLOCK 4” CONCRETE HL.AR (OR WOOD FLOOR) JALOUSIE DOORS JALOUSIE WINDOWS Na D m PftjrwMHt COMPLETE ELECTHIC COMPLETE PLUMPING 3* YR. PONDED ROOF INTRRIOR STUDDING EXTERIOR PAINTING LftW M w tU jr PftjrHMHta SIHLRR CONSTRUCTION CO, H it N. ORANGE AVE. ORLANDO GA6 4 l » t In th* t nnrt nr Ih* rnnntr Jndn*. PKWIhttl.n rnnntr, flnrldn. In Prnhnl*. In r*t Karat* *f T iu c o D o n c n cn N rT T K . n»c****d. Tn All I r*eil*r* nnd f***nn* lin t, la* rlnltn* nr D rn a a ti Annlnat Snld l:*i*a*i V-u snd **ch nf tmi sr* hrrklif nnilflrd *nd r*’inlrtd In prtirnl • ny rlalm- snd d*ni*nd« wM.-h you. nr »1ih»r nf »ou, m»y hsa* • IkltiM Ih* **l*t* nf Tl.toitnr* llurn*tt, d*c*s**d. 1st* nf *sld Cnunly. t« ihn Cminiy Jude* nt nrmlnnl* Cnunly, Clnrlds, *t t.t* ntflr* In Ih* rnuct tin.,.* *f *»ld r-nunly si nsnfnrd, flnrld*. within *lahi rsl*n.t*r month* from th* lint* nf Ih* riant ruhllcstlnn nf this hnttr*. t:a.-h rtatm nr drmsnd •halt h* tn nrltln*. snd shill aists Ih* nlsc* nf r**ld*nr* and post nf firs a.ldr*** nf Ih* claimant, *nd shall hs saantn In hy th* claimsnl, hi* *a*nl, nr sltnrnny, snd any such claim nr demand nat so fllsd shall hs a old K*nn*lh ft. apsuldlne As Curslnr nf ths CHals nf Th*nd*r* Rurnsit, dsr*sssd Publish Apr. IS, It, IS A M»r S THie sta tu o r F L ontne toi amt t.r.r. nicHAtum ov TOO Alt* nibK H T XOTtriKD that * suit ha* h»*n filed *c*1n*i y*u In th* Circuit C*utt nf th* Ninth Judicial t'ltiult. tn and fur Seminal# Oouniy, Florida, *nHtl*d MITTIIKIX I.AWHRXCK RICIIAnnaoN. ruim ifr. >r. amt i .kp. n il'll a nnaoN. Dafandant. in Chan. r*ry No. 1*1*7. Th* haiur* nf thia ■%iit la la obtain a dlrarc*. and •lhar roltwf. Tan *r* h*rahr r*uulr*d t* fit* your w rm tn d*f»n*** with th* i*t»rk nf »*l« t'nurt and **rv* * rnyv th*r*nf utinn riathttfr* St­ int n*y* nn of h»fnrn May IS, tlsn. nr h I'ki-rCk Pro Cnnlrnan Will h* • nirrrd a*aln*1 you. WITNESS Wry hand and **al •* Clark ef th* Circuit Court In and for S*ml*nt*‘County, Plnrlda, thia th* lllh daw ef April, A. tX It**. DAVID M. flATCHRL n * rk nrewtt Court In snd For hrmlnnl* t'euaty, Flnrldn n» Maltha T. Vlhlrn n. C. IBRAI.I SAM K Mt'RRKM. A BON* Atlnrnar* Tor rt*l*ttff r, tv so* t . t t iVland". Florid* rohllah Apr. It, tl, II * May a nuTirss r v n a a n r w m o r e \ kWK i m i V K TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Nolle* Is D r t l r alv** tWat th* e«<1*r»la«ee. eurwuaM In lh* T i c lliloaa Vimi aiklul*" rnsptar »«l*S. Vlerida Matuie. will r*nl*ter with |ba Clark ef tka t'lreait Cwart, I* m4 fee iV aair t'lcrlda. lire* reralM er prnnf •( tk* eubllMlIen *f thia oailee, th* Orlltlai.* name, te-wlH t-OTT 1.8KW H1U4 nfilar Wktrh w* ara an***-4 I* hua1«aaa. at numhar r. tl Da* ttt. 1<aha VleHSk Drlta. Allameal* Serlaa*. 91at14». That lh* ptrllaa tat*raat*4 la m i* K AM I ___________ _________________ 1___________ A D D R E S S ----------------------------- ------ -------------------- buaiKM * •ni*reri**h. ara a* Tava. thru FrL • I P. M. day be­ WORD GETS AROUND that our shelve* are slocked with the fore Insertion. Man. • Sat. neon. finest rental merchandise In RESPONSIBILITY! (own. We Invite you to make a personal Inspection of these The llarald will net be responsible and many others. for more than one Incorrect Inser­ tion of your ad, and resarreo tbs right la rerise or reject any ad­ New 2 bedroom. l«k baths, mod­ ern kitchen, *3 per month. vertisement from that, ordered to ronfnrm to lbs polities of this Large living area, S bedrooms, pa parkitchen equipment, *103 per month. Stenstrom Realty l i t N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2439 •'Open evenings 111 *:36 PM” A. K. ROSSETTER Completely furnished, 2 bedrooms, « 1WSI hns IM wna SjM**aa W*. WaWSrWu, itawn*. targe kitchen, perfect condi­ tion, *100 per month. 3-APARTMENTS: 1 bedroom turn1 wish they'd do something to keep throe pedes* Uhrd: 2 bedroom furnished: trim * from cluttering up the course.'* Contact property manager at both ground (1r<rs. Contact 2312 Palmetto Ave. Stenstrom Realty TWO, 2brdroom homes, kitchens l i t N, Park Ave. Phone FA 2 2420 5. Real E state For Sale 5. Real E state For Sale "Open evenings lit * 30 PM" equipped, w a t e r furnlshrd, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor across the street from school. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN RENT OR SALE: 3 bedroom house Kaynmnd LundquUt, Assoc. FA 2-44(1 or . A 2-3631. J. W. HALL la quiet neighborhood. FA 2-3690. FA =-3051 Atlantic Rank Bldg. 2544 tren ch Ava. NICELY furnished large 2 bed­ Realtor S-B. R. home. furn. or unfurn. Buy room and 2 balh spartmenl, 1112 Phone FA 2-3641 equity. Will rent *110 a month. Call H a ir Sanford Ave. Adutli. FA 2-3668. Wynne wood Dr. Ph. FA 2 3888. 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath home, terrarto floors; II mo. old. Pay FIRST floor apartment. Adults NEWLY decorated 3 room furn Hhed apartment *60 per month; (74.83, G. I. loan. FA 2-4691. only. R0Q Elm. FA 3-3131. FARMER’S AGENCY close in. l i t E. Bth. St. Call N. V. F irm er. Realtor FA 2 42*3 or FA 3-3786. 2-REDROOM frame home, ap­ FURNISHED 4 room apartment, Lillian Trams proximately one acre lot. ttOO water furnished, *60 per month, DOWNSTAIRS apartment, partly R. It. tie rs, D. II. Whitmore down, *30 mo. Ph. FA 2-3117. Call FA 2 3021. furnished, newly painted. Call Associates. Mrs. Appleby, FA 2 0611 or 2463 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3331 OARAGE apartment, 3 rooms and FA 3-396*. bath, acrern porch; 30» W. l*lh. After hours. FA 3-261*, FA 2-4121 RETIRED? Let na show you our best buy In a two bedroom Ph. FA 3-31*7. FURNISHED apartment. 401 Pal FA 2-0261, FA 23012 home In one of Sanford's nicest metlo. Phone FA 3-4024. neighhorhood>, priced right at SUNLAND ESTATES: 3 bedroom. only *9,300 with good term i. 2 balh, extra la>ge home. View DUPLEX: furnished. So. Sanford of lake. Assume FHA or FHA 3-BEDROOM furnished homo lo Ave. near Lake Jessup. Adults In s e r v i c • mortgage, Ph. GROWING PAINS? We can responsible people. 9100 month. only. Sleeps I or 4. FA 2 MM. cure you with this three bed­ FA 2-3172. FA 238X4. room, two hath ranch style BEDROOM, partly furnished home la quiet Lich Arbor. Only 3-RKDROOM upstairs downtown homa. Call after t:00. NO 8-3122. furnished apartment *63 per ROSA L. PAYTON three years old, this custom built borne car bo yours far month. FA 2 3071. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, And Associates only MS,M0 and requiring only kitchen equipped: about 3 miles 3 ROOMS ft bath, nicely Turn. *40. Registered Rial Estate Broker M.MO down. For appointment from air base. *33. D a y s Inquire ApL 2 407H W. 1st. Ph. FA 3-tUt 17-93 at Hiawatha to sen call SEMINOLE REAL­ FA 3-MU, nights FA 3-4373. TY, 1*01 Park Aveaue, FA 2 502. WELAKA APARTMENTS: reomt LAKE MARY: Cory furnished 3 p rin t# baths, 114 W. First St. COLONIAL COMFORT room house *60 mo. FA 24006. svtlh unusual financing. This 2 ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, 3 bath FURN. ApL S01H W. 1st S t story colonial Home features 4 home in Loch Arbor; reason­ bedrooms, 31k baths, separate able. FA 3-2293. FURNISHED apartment, cleaa dining room and a Large kit­ and close la. Adults only. 3-ROOM furnished apartment (43 with breakfast nook. All NICE 3-bedroom, 3 bath borne, Jimmy Cowaa, FA 2-4013. per month, electricity and wa­ chen Florida room, kitchen equipped thia is situated on a large ( J ter furnished. FA 2-3319. Immediatt e m p t i e r . FA 12342 of aa acre) k*. Excellent Term* with a 4% mortgage. EFFICIENCY GARAGE APART­ 3-BEDROOV, 1 bs th C. B. house . I BEDROOM unfurnished house, CaH Now To See This Today. MENT, ALL CONVENIENCES. lor sale, 110.006. Terms. For kitchen equipped Ph. FA 3-4468. WELL LOCATED. APPLY 80S rent: 893 per n o . FA 2-7017. j NICELY furnished t room apart­ PALMETTO AVE. PH. FA 34408 W. H. ■‘Bill’* Stem per Agency Realtor ft lasuror ment. PA 3-3303. 112 K. Park 3-BEDROOM furnished apartment, Phene FA 3-4MI SLEEPING ROOMS, th# Gablet Reasonable rent. C l o s e In Phone FA 24331 2001 Park Dr. 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 3-0720. FA 3-0641. BEDROOM, 1 bath, kitchen LAKE FRONT UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house. equipped home. Large lot. *700 Spacious G r o u n d s —2 bedroom 130* EUiott, Cell FA >4234. down. *80 90 mo. eta'TS- VA loan. Fenced backyard. FA 3-4867. home and garage that can ba «09 Camellia Court FA 2-21*4. utilised a t Apt. Located on Lake I ROOM and bath apt. PA 3-OSTt. FURNISHED apartments, hardKathryn. wood Roan, Ul# batik. M W. 3-BEDROOM, t‘l bath, eereent 311 PALMETTO Ave.: 2 bedroom block borne, large screen porch S t Johns Realty Co. 17th. S tm t. bungalow, furnished. 101 E. Woodland. FA 3-MM. 11* North Park Ave. LOCH ARBOR FURNISH KD duplex, FA 2-7074 FLORIST FA *1*31 Celery Ave. For All Your Floral Needa Member — Florist Telegraph Delivery Assoc. NEW HOMES BY South Plnecreat Oa Onora Read, Bo. of Sanford Sunland Estates 17-12, 2 miles So. at Bantord Cloning Coat As I.ow Aa 9275. VA-FHA, FHA-IN-SERVICE Immediate Occapancy 1 Year Personal Satisfaction GUARANTEE Tour personal satisfaction fm year m i Iha construeyour hum * or money on * full tion of back. AND We agree (hat If during all months followlag signing of your saleu contract you .arc forced fnr nay maun to move oolaldu a It mllo radio* of your new homa — your down pay­ ment and cloning costa will be returned. FREE WELCOME To Sanford! Bo Oar Gaaat* For I Daya AboolaUly Fee*, Without Obligetie* At On* Of Sanford*! Leading Motels While You Local* Housing For You ft Your Family. Pick Up Key* At Bales Office! Hwy. 27*81 ft 27tk SC Seise Offlee Sanford Ph. FA S-1MI J. Bratley Odbam, Preetdenl ’3 MONTH: 3 B. R_ all cleetrie 2 BDRM., m both unfurn. home M b it! kitchen. Neat, dean, private. JOHN O. KKXKKUT DUPLEX an canal. 9U9 Near N. A. 8 Children welcome. r a n . n w m 'itK ia. DKEAMWOLD Located lust outside city eft beau­ r. w. s i .tk Available May l. Tel. PA 24346. Small furn. t bdrm. homo. M3 tiful shaded lot. Each unit has jo a i r ii i t AvnRKwa JAMK* N KAMSKT 2 bedroom*, tile bath, terra:* for 4 month*. Summer rates. FURNISHED apt. *00 T a rt Ave. Data* at kawlaala CeuMr, Tier* (loon; kitchens am equipped. Robert A. WUUnma, Realtor. Ilk. April tl, 1HC COOL, roomy I bdrm. unfurn. Constructed of C. B, with brick FA 34931. DlrharS M ttkrrlk downstairs npL 8*7.36,1706 Mag trim and decorative planters. All atray at U * li t I VOgawklar Dr. nolle Are. FA 149*1. Live in one and tent tbe other, Orla**A, rten ae or buy H nt *12,MS for good REN T A BED investment property. SmaD down Runaway, Hot pit s' ft Baby Beds payment: owner wiQ handle By Day, Week nr Month 2 HOUSETRAILERR, Camp Semi­ CARROLL’S FURNITURE nole Trailer Pert. Wetora Ri­ Ph. PA 34181 11* W. 1st BL ver. Ph. FA 3-4121. T O T H E P E O P L E O P FLORIDA PARTLY furnished 3 bedroom house. Largo yard. With water, 98* per month. Ph. PA 34087. LAND WANTED LOTS or ACREAGE AIR I u r O s tp tjf f r u e f u l t o y o u f o r ( t o h t a e s d o u i CONDITIONED o f F l o r i d t r id d s t s m t — d s o MR® I r t k - f t f t d I ® CRliatiRg Dm o o o f c r t G o « Gnu legal deaenption. price nnd terse. Write P. O. Box 2T3, laniard, Florida. furnished garage apartment. Admit*. Gall FA 8-1988. fmanctng. S t Johns Realty Co. It* North P a r t Ave. TWO STORY heme, 8 rooms, | bath*. Arranged for two com­ plete apartments. Partially fur­ nished. la goad repair. Clue to town. 21* W E S T F I F T H STREET. M.Sea. Terms ran be arranged. Phone PA 3-U7A Ltfol Notict w n n r s rn h c h e s t a i m ttmi t R 9. MrOWM, w MSMV4 tn kl OkSfore. n .rik k okSkr it.* vwtliican u m »r sm bim )* H n u * rr> <^*mt>kkv, on* tkkt t IktM* «• Ml* n n n irk ikk rikth ot «Sk n rru li C»art kt Skmlkolk C«MU, rior-Sk. u **> rorOkiip* with rhk ( m i r l n i at tb* pH -iitlin X, mi, Oiatnia, to­ wn: W tiln xsi M riariOa 9to> larva t*4t a* kMnIM. n. n. Ht«nn 8 Rr—Suburban—KiL equipped 9 Br.—Duplex—Kit. equipped 9550 DOWN SEE ITS ABOUT REAL Beautiful 3 Bcdrsom 3 Bath Hem* ESTATE TRADES with Hardwood floors. G. E. equipped Kitchen. Therm**)*tieaQy twotrolled Heat Well. Undacappad Lot an Dead End Street where Children play In nnltty. We will bn proud to show yen this today. Sanford Properties— Acreage MOVE EIGHT IN Florence B anin , Reaher FRA Financial—No dental Chat AtlantUe Bank Bldg. FA 343M p a h llk h AOV. I E IX, IS ft M a r e FARMER’S A G E N C Y w i W m ii* MOVES YOU IN RENTALS 9 Rr —Loch Arbor—KiL equipped R a p p o rt y m g t v s d m o r M i y 3 r d . I t p m A t h h m y con* B te rtM O u t t h s p t a p M room CB home, situated on a large corner lot for only I12.8M, Fealurei include atove, refrige­ rator, heater, hot water tank, blinds. and other nice extras, ju st reduced S1000 by owner up North! Pay only *1860 down (or le u if you desire term i) and® *78 per month on VA V i r* mortgage. Remember the bar­ gain you m ined by walling? Immediate possession. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED! r 11 *nd »t*r i t A nth. 11H m i • Are you a Chiropractic Case? FURNISHED upitaira apartment, hot water furnished. 130. Phone FA 2 CUT. Tuee* thru FrL • 1 P. M. day be- LOCH ARDOR: Extra large I bed­ room, 2 bath, Florida room fera Insertion. Men. • S a t saw . home. Ph. FA 2-3301. II. K. Tat.int Jr, r i l y Clsrli Plfnt.iam Mar I thro 3-BEDROOM houaa on French Avenue, near achool, 1H hatha, large living area. Tel FA 2-8637® i r a i l i n . *•BEDROOMS, m TILE RATES v M t e l m l Rxtuven. <1*o bHwdk. vnrparte. ecieea perch, utility roam and many ether extra*. H e e w C e n y A 1 \ r . F.H.A. Warranty IN TH E CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCES �I . The "Magic Number" For Ad RESULTS — FA 2-2611. ffh* S anfari Srrilft .1. Ret] E state For Sale IS. Special Services Fri. May 6, 19G0 — Page 11 5. Heal E state For Sale C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER W. B. Shippy. Aswe. 201 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 5991 LOTS LN MAYFAIR Two beautiful lots 60* x 137.3* each, located on Elliott Ave.— High— Shaded with sidewalk and all city utilities—Will tell teperatcly or together. THREE tola located on Ihe Northeast corner of First Street and St. Johns Realty Co. French (17*2), 14*’ on First. It* North Park Ave. 120' on French. This property Is located in the moat heavily GROVE MANOR HOME: 1013 Lin coin St., * bedroom, bath, traveled area of Seminole Coun­ double carport. ty. Coniiderini the tremendous potential of this location we agree with the owner on his HIGHLAND PARK — Delightful price of *33,000. Contact 3 bedroom home, situated on Stenstrom Realty large landscaped corner lot with beautiful shade trees. Con­ 111 N. Park Ave. Phooa FA 2-2420 venient to both schools and "Open evening! til 8:30 PM" shopping. Priced to sell for only 812,150. Down payment — only *1000. with monthly payments less thin rent. Take advantage of this fine opportunity, and phone today 1 Stenstrom Realty l i t N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 "Open fveningi Ul 1:30 PM" DUPLEX In very fine condition on So. Sanford Ave. near Lake Jessup; Includes three lots and two more available at rear. Pb. FA 24*06. WEEK END SPECIALS 55 CHEVROLET NAVAL officer transferred: Large 2 bedroom house in Mayfair: 2l» baths; fireplace; screened porch; Florida room with out­ side entrance; sprinkler ayatem. FA 2-7123. TUDOR HARDTOP REAL NICE! St. Johns Realty Co. Sales - Service SEM INOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. • DODGE • DART • CHRYSLER THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 24123 COOL-BREEZES blow while you enjoy the com­ plete privacy of this lakefront setting with plenty of tree* and a bugo lot. The thro* bedroom home la made for yotf k enjoy life. Total price Just *16,500 with good terma, Wo will bo plaatod to show you, Just call. . . SPECIAL SERVICE BRANCH OFFICE W. X. "Bill" Stamper Afiney Realtor k Insurer 2601 Park Driva FA 2-8331 6. M ortgage Loan* NEW RAVENNA MORTGAGE LOANS C o n u x l a l end Coovoaileoal Residence WISE and JOHNSON 431 Magnolia Ph: GA 2-3461 Orlaado, Fla. ENVELOPES. Letterhead*, H a le SI CHEVROLET *123. FA 2*11*. menu. Invoices, hand bills, and p r o t r a m s , etc. Proiressivt Printins Co. Phone FA 2-2*31COLONIAL 30‘ x A'. 1 Bdrra, full 306 West ISth St. bath Trailer. Good Cond. Sem­ MEN-Womea *20. Daily. Sell Lura- 15-A Beauty Parlors inole Trailer Park, 1 mile south Inoua nameplates. Write Reeves of Casselberry on IT-12. Co., Attleboro. Mess. A Satisfied customer is our best 1*60 TRAVEL TRAILER, 24 ft., advertisement. CARRIER for downtown route used 10 days. Sava over **oo. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Phone FA 2-3734. 106 W. 27th SI. 103. So. Oak Pb. FA 2-5742 TRUCK DRIVER Miracle Concrete Company 309 Elm AVE. HOUSEWORK. FA 2 26*6 IK. Machinery • Tools Quiet Community • N aar Golf Cmtraa T a ra Weal On 30th St. Follow Country Chib Rd. A Watch F or Our Sign* . . . . OPEN DAILY •:0 0 A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. T il Dark Sha& m aJ& A LADIES: Millions are viewing "AVON CALLING" on TV. Show •nd you will soil; We'll train you to oaro the amount of money you aood. Write NOW, Mre. Jean MUtalcb, Box 246, Lockhart, Fla. for ap­ pointment HEAVY duly trailer; eat left hand rd golf clubs; FA 2-MOf. WILSON - MAIER TO responsible party In this New and Used Furniture vicinity: REL-AIR sewing ma­ 311 E. First St. FA 2 3622 chine, 1964) model. Take over Used furniture, appliances, tools paymrnta (6.43. Writo Box AA, Plumbing A Heating etc. Bought-Sotd Larry's Mart c/o Sanford Herald. AIR CONDITIONING 19. Boats and Motors 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 4133 CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 3 H. P. JOHNSON *49; almost Gateway To The Waterway 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6562 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All new 14 ri. plywood boat with Your EVINRUDE Dealer work guaranteed. Free E sti­ oars and anchor *99; lawn Robson Sporting Good* mate*. Phone FA 2-7*1*. mower 96; FA 2-2972. 30444 K. 1st. Ph FA 2 5661 Houac Wiring — E'ectric Service 30 H. P. JOHNSON J a veil" motor, 25. Education • Instruction Sid Vihlen electric starter, excellent condi RANDALL FLECTRIC CO. RKDI-MIX-CONCRETE lion. FA 2-4468. RAILROAD NEEDS 112 Magnolia FA 20915 37" Window Sills 11.23 MEN 34" Window Lintels *1.23 Mercury Outboard Motors IT to M, needed at one# to train MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. for Railroad Telegrapher, Sta­ WOODRUFF MARINE 306 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2 3731 WALL PAPERING k PAINTING 401 French Ave. tion Agent posllbn*. Start *315, FA 1-1)62 KKNMORK tewing machine, 1 yr. Work Guaranteed Bod Beard advarce *523 up. Work days, Contact 508 West 6th St. old, good condition. FA 2-3400. lake night with placement aa20. Automobiles Phone FA 2 M43 iured upon completion, Contact OLDSMOB1LE Super 96, *54 mode), BUNK BEDS: Ph. FA 1-4643 Mr. Hodge at Mayfair Hotel THOS. E. THOMPSON 4 Dr. Reduced quick sale. Call S A W D U S T and shavings. Tuesday, May 10. ■ to 9 p. m. General Contractor between 7:10 and 6:30 a. m, or Wednesday 'ill noon. If m ar­ FA 2-3677, Huckncr k Son. Home Carpentry Repairs evenings, FA 2-2707. ried, bring wife, If under 21 Roofing k Siding FACTORY TO YOU bring parents. G. I. Approved Phono FA 2-6432 FOR SALE Oft TRADE: 193* ALUMINUM under P. L. *50. Chrysler Crown Imperial, 1 own­ VENETIAN BLINDS er, radio, heater, power altering, Knelniad head. Sag-proof bottom power brakes, power window*, rail with pla*tlc end*. Plastic 3 BEDROOM TV Service within the hour. Re­ air conditioned. Will take trade or rayon tapei. Cotton or nylon pair your TV for IT.S6, In your In and finance. Call Jesse Quirk cord*. home or no charge. Sunshine at Seminole Co. Motors. Fh. Senkurik Gluan ami Paint Co. TV, FA 2 9653. FA 24614. 112-114 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4626 *46 CHEVROLET, good transpor­ Sewing Mach. Repairs tation. radio and heater. Phone AIR MATS 62 96; paint *343 gal., 2nd. gal. free! ARMY-NAVY ALL MAKES k MODELS FA 2 2575. SURPLUS. 310 Sanford Ave. RENTALS *2 WEEK 201 W. First St. (24 hr. ser.) 1035 CHEVROLET 4 door station Sell Us Your Furniture. Qu'rk wagon, Poworgllde, in excellent Servire With The Coih. SUPER condition. $050. FA 2 0520. IMMEDIATE TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. AIR CONDITIONING OCCUPANCY 1031 DODGE ludor, good condi OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE H. B. POPE IX), tion. Private owner. 225 Fla M L P a * -F A M i 1 Cent per lb. mingo Dr., Sanford. FA 2-7673 THE SANFORD HERALD AUTO GLASS OFFICE FORD: *55, "6", standard, fordor; 204 W. 111. St. FA 2 2611 very low mileage. Private party, INSTALLED •350 DN. • ISO MO, (ov Iodes Closing Windshield Back Glana no use for two eara. FA 24*09. $10,550 rack, heater and radio; very FA1-4622 low mileage. Private owner, re­ tired, no use lor two cars. SERVICE CALLS 62.66 The Biggest Little Shop In Sanford. All Parts And '50 JE E P nation wagon. No lo b ar Guaranteed M Days. reasonable offer refused. Call SANFORD RADIO k T> CENTER FA 2-7116. 6th. k Sanford Ave. FA 16741 FOR SA LE: Within City Limit*. 2 RK, \Y, Hath. Kllrhen Equipped. Large Family Room With Separate Entrance A Intide Double Gist* Door*. Ideal For Office Oi Study. Largo Ulllily Hoorn. Fenced Backyard. l.o« Month­ ly Payment, Quick Hale Prefer­ red To Large Profit. FA 1-306*. Another Better OROWTH—INVESTMENT—INCOME Proper* by M. HANMBROUGH * ASSOCIATES** GIRL Scout leader uniform and hat alia 14, Lika new *10, FA 2 OM0. TRACTOR and disc, good eondl Ilion, *600. FA 2-2355. Door Glaa* V ant Glaaa PONTIAC: '97 Super Delux ranch SERVICE wagon, fully powered, fordor, factory air conditioned, luggage Senkarik Glaaa and Pnint To. PARK • Professional 21. Furniturs DAVID 'BRADLEY * h. p. *arden tractor with mower, plow, d rat, disc and cultivator. FA 2-Moe. New A Used Furniture A Appli­ TENOR Guitar and amplifier *43, 3 Smyrna Dr.. DeBary. ances. A Good Place To GENERAL vrepalra; carpentry, BUY, SELL or TRADE painting, c e m e n t work, used frame wlndowi, Jamba Jenkins Furniture GOOD FA 2-4199. and assorted lumber. See fore­ 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7430 man at Nicholson Ruick Bldg. DAYS WORK: FA M332. ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby TWIN BEDS, walnut antique, box 16. Flowers 6 (Mints DAYS WORK. FA 2 232*. Beds. Day. Week, or Month— springs, mattresses * 100. FURNITURE CENTER Cut Flowers For Any Occasion FA 2-798*. 12. Plumbing Servlets 1100 French Ave. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Deluxe 22 foot upright freeier, Ph. FA 2-7933 FA 2-1820 or FA 2-0270 PLUM LING just lake up payments of • RIG VALUES Contracting A Repairs *26 62. See Clyde Walls a I De17. Pels, Livestock. Supplies Free Estimates • QUICK CREDIT Wilt Trailrr Court. • DKAGLK, six weeks old • EASY TERMS R. L. HARVEY FA 2-205*. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMP* CRAFTSMAN bell u n d er, excel 204 Sinford Ave. Phone FA 2 33*3 lent condition, *30. FA 2-2593. 114 W. 2nd St. HOMES Be I-ovler Will Beauty Care. 7S WATT Federal enlarter with timer, all accassorie* (or developint, Mo. FA 24067, FHA MOld Altamonte Springs Hotel Property” ! On Hwy. No. 4.16 A Mnlllsnd Ave.— Altam onto flpglag* No. Orlando — Development A rm 2(160* Lake Front — F a ra d fl tree la MONDAY, MAY • — 1:30 P . M. Approx. 19 A.—1706’ on Maitland Ave.—406* on Hwy. No. 4M— 2006* on Lake Orlenta In central Florida where land la M |k sad rolling. I t newly fnrnlahed 1. 2 A * room opts, with kltrfcena. 4 B. R. masonry home with living, dining and Florida rooma, kM. alien, 2 'i hatha, I cor garage, patio and grill. Largo, wMta oand bottom, epring-fed lake—Stalely t r u e * Hole golf rapron Cos be bought whole or la port. Directly opposite, Approx. 7<> A— 466* on Malt load Avow— 6H6* on Orlenta A rt. 16 room homo, hard wood floors, | figs place*. 2 complete baths, 2 half bath*. 4A. Is grovo—orange 6 grapefruit. i Representative cm property all day Bat, A Ion. and I I A. M. I Mon., day of auctloo. ^ ACT. TERMS: 26% Dowa At Aat Iton ACT. S * 'c 9% At Cloriag. Rot. 69 yra. Aurtinn On Premises Regardleoa Of Weather. For Deaeriptlve Brochure. Writo or CoB -> "If you hove real estate problem* io the larger tnromo, taveotment and growth categories, why aet dlaruaa R with OM a t oar qualified representative*. No obligation ever.** 51 MERCURY 5i 7 ii o r d c h I " " ~ -~ v r o let £T P O N T I A C * ■ 49 CHEVROLET 46 F O R D ~ — 53 pL y MO uT h" FINANCING 1800 BLK. • W. 3rd SAM LAWSON FA 2-AMI FA 2-4166 1510 FrtRch Ava. TO YOUR DOOR SERVICE ■very Tuesday and Wednesday SANFORT k SOWERS 1*1 E. Wrlbourne Ave. MI 2-2474 WINTER PARK, FLA. Chain Sawa — Tool* — Bolts— Nutt — Screws WOMAN OF LEADERSHIP—In­ teresting, dignified part-t 1 m • and Other Paris. Phone or Write position Io woman with experi­ PUMPS - SPRINKLERS ence In PTA, teaching, church All types and sixes, installed or aroutlng. Flexible hours. "Do It Yourself" Earn *50 to *45 per week. Write WE REPAIR AND SERVICE in confidence to Res C, e/o S T I ;\ E Sanford Herald. Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 26432 Your Corsair doesn’t shift ttoolf. Beroaao Mtat'o where yon come io, aad the faa begin*! FREE ESTIMATES cheerfully given. Mattress renovating, up­ holstery and slip covers- Cus­ tom built bedding made to or­ der. Call or come In. Nix Bed­ ding Manufacturing Co.„ 1301 So. Sanford Ave. FA 2 2117. Need a sudden burnt a t power f Downshift and you've Bat a bloat of ill Nothing remparoo to the fool of command that come* from palling those Corvalr horses through their pace*— yourself. SEE Railroad Needi Men—No. 25 WANTED: MAN 25 TO AS FOR FULL TIME WATKINS ROUTE. NO COSIGNERS REQUIRED. EARN *73.00 TO 2100.00 WEEK­ LY TO START. WRITE WAT­ KINS, SIS WEST PEACHTREE ST., N. E., ATLANTA, GEOR- and you're off Ilka a humming bird. Hilda through Synchro* Moth, no clash, tad ■then 3rd—and foal the positive, easy ac­ tion of I ha fool-proof Corvelr gearbox, Feel tho smooth, respunilvr power of that air-cooled panrake engine—aircraftbred to cruise easily at 71 mph with lota left over. Drirlng a niched mountain road7 Just nudgo th# whoa), and perclston friction-free boll hearing aloering corner* yea with the Bure-fooled agility of a mountain Haul Half o down* town parking a pace 7 It* yours, as easily as dialing n phone. Ha* mileage! Yea'll ho eurprisodl SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS At the beach? Fishing or jii*l fan-nlng—your Corvalr kingalto tiro* and pooiilro traction will taka you plaeoa, pUeaa Non stand hark and look! Kren parked nt the curb your Cortalr la beauty in motinn. Sleek, lon-alung functional olyllag designed to endure through Ihe years. Bo elegantly haadaoma las Id# loo. THIS IS NATIONAL SAFETY INSPECTION MONTH Motor Tune-Up Lubrication Brake Adjustment Pack Wheel Bearings Clean Air Cleaner Adjust Carburetor Flush Cooling System Add Rust Resistor Wash Car Spring Special! Now with that pooerfal new engine aad Uni aura-footed safely of C ortalr haee-arllon all aronnd the Corvalr in today'a biggest rar value! But to know haw murk n -t drirlng ran really be, yaa m att driva « Carvalr a t year C arver dealer'* now. Either oparty 2-door or roomy 4-door, both with *1*1Ion wagon fold-d*wn roar aeot. And coming *oon—Cortalr MONZA Congo—aamod after Ihe Maasa Italy Road Races—footoriag (root bucket aoata—I person roar oest—vinyl hoadUnlsg fall done to done carpet. Have your car (all makes) inspected for Safety, Please! GOOD UN TIL JUNE 10th [B E E rK fc E Second & Palm etto Phone FA 2-0711 SANFORD, FLORIDA c o rv a lr o o rv a ir �)Tha Uftiwoarf Jajrtata will Admlnton win hw 91 ir*r adult* ASSOCIATE STORE 214 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD HEADQUARTERS FOR BOATING AND . FISHING EQUIPMENT Map K up brows" Mar H »*••» •ml M rend far rhlfdrt* trader rflah fry la Iha aflarrwon ami a nlw, Chief reek Tyros lltoka will be ha-baml dtnro la Iha evening. [Tha Jajreaaa will aarva flah, •Misled h r Jamaa U n a, with tha mh pupplai, rala ilaw, bsked r«at af tha Ja rra a i helping aal. tan« ami a drink la Iha flip Proraadi will | s ta aavaral /aycaa prnjtel*. irk alanlaa at 4 f . M# Invllaa you to tha ravival aarvicei THK COUNTY COMMIHHION T hursday approved the hiring of E rnest laindberg aa aaalatant county agent, Lundberg, a native of W inter Havan ia ahown being congratulated by Board Chairm an John Krider. L eft to rig h t are Krlrier, Commissioner Vernon Dunn, Lundberg, Commissioners J . H. Van Hoy, Lawrence Hwofford and County Agent Cecil Tucker. »y DKX W O T WASHINGTON (UIM)-The only parson I know who seams to «n-, Jop anawarlna ohacura questions la Sam Davenport, who m l|h t ba described a t a mlirallanaous ipaelallst. Tha more nhluir a question Is Iha mora Davenport likes it. Slnre Davenport answers questions for eoniraaaman, you can sea that ha haa a lot af fun. Davenport gala Ms kicks as wall* Nuraery lor of the Office of tha Coordina­ tor of Information. Tha office of Iha Coordinator of Information occupies a sunlit suite in tha old House office building and employs such cheer­ ful people as Davenport to do tha coordinating. The office was established in >•47 lo lake soma of Iha burden off Ihe Library of Congress in handling Inquiries from congress­ men. Under an Informal arrange­ ment, It handles spot queries, leaving tha library Mea to field Ihoea requiring heavy research. In one respect, It Is tha most unusual governmental office In Washington. It haa less employes now than wbon M started. Davenport, a former school teacher, Joined the staff Is years ago and recently answered his 33,000th question. Ta commemo­ rate this milestone, ha gave a boa of candy to tha congressional sec­ retary who asked M. • New Economy for Cruising! (A) Wisard Electric m arling I t H. P. to versatile with ski-power ensp, slow trolling toot 2UC69S0 4il.PS IB) Wisard Btoctrlc H lartiaf I I H. P. to power-packed . . . gives added seat to water skiing. 2GC6S44 ani.es ((’) Wisard Electric Hurting M H. P. gives you m eh o rse spirit, real workhoraa power. 2GC696n 8II.IS Wisard Outboards — Chosen Over 14 Million Times J re * * '- r 3 1 : •1 • SgV | Tha valua of ymir hums certainly doesn't atop a t tha lot line of your property, Firm claae s tre e t construction, sidewalks, streetlights, drainage end lighted recreation arena make Hunlnnd E state homee « much better buy for your hard earned home buying dollar. And an im portant Item fo r your consideration la th a t there ere no septic tanka In Runland. So pile tanka nre c h e a p e r for tha builder but not for tha home buyer who m ust contend liy. YOU GET FULL VALUE IN 8UNLAND ESTATES, CONSIDER TH E TYPE OF MORTGAGE CAREFU LLY If you haven't used your VAdoan rig h ts — VA la by f a r your baat Mortgage value. Ju a t aa an example — on a $14,000 m ortgage for SO years — the monthly payments under KIIA including taxon and Insurance would be $97.(10. The same m ortgage under VA — a t th e current Interest ra te would carry n monthly paym ent Including taxes and Insurance of $87.25. A MONTHLY SAVING FOR TH E VETERAN OF $10.25 FOR THIRTY YEARS. And VAdoana are available In Buiuaiid E states NOW — NO DELAY. Bunland E states also offers FHA and FHA-ht service financing. Whan you a re quoted e "Monthly Paym ent" make certain th a t you are quoted the TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMENT — a figure th a t includes not only principal and Interest — but also taxes and Insurance of the type required on your loan. O ur sales personnel secure tha am ount of taxes from your county tax assessor, compute Insurance from cu rren t rate, end w ith the known factors in interest ra te and am ount of m ortgage tell you exactly w hat your monthly payment will be. When you buy Insist on Information on all the obligations you will assum e — not ju e t m onthly paym ent an interest and prinripm, INSIST ON FULL GUARANTEES TO PROTECT YOU - TH E BUYER J. Hralley Odham offers you these two firm guarantees: I. Your personal satisfaction la guaranteed on the construction a f each Runland E states Noma for one fuN year a r your down paym ent and rioting costa wlH he returned. It. Ta encourage you to join ua in a new way of life in tu n la a d E states, J . Brailey Odham, Preaidant of Odham and Tudor, agrees th a t If a t any tim e during e six month period beginning w ith the signing of your sales contract it becomes necessary for any reason for you to effect n job change th q t requires your moving outside e tw enty fit's m ile radius of Bunland — your down paym ent and closing costa will be returned. D O N T ACCEPT LESS G U A R A N T E E AND SAFEGUARDS THAN TH ESE. $uid a fioAJU Jju nd yo u Sthcdqhl Jo N f t lR f I U WW ■ * ■ ■ • »ur P o p a r t VA - NO DOWN PAYMENT - J u n lc u u l E . C L O S I N G C O S T S AS LO W AS 7 Homes Completed — 40 Under Construction — 7 Additional Homes Will Be Completed la asm week. Mart your own paint a tSe «bn whSe bernes are under runalnsrttea Are Being Processed — S Bedrooms • 1-2 B a t h s • VA - F H A - F H A - l n - S e SUNLAND KOMIS PRICKD FROM $ 14,000 TO $ 16,800 M1LY Giant Private Recreation Park I • DEDICATED PANES • " R A T I O N AREAS • RN U FFLBBO A BD SUNLAND HOMES ARE EQUIPPED WITH • IX H R T H TKEEAXXO FLOONS • G. B. STOVE • VENETIAN BUNDS • CITY BEWEBB o T IL E BATH • S ID E W A L E S • CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS • WAIJ. FURNACE • G. E. HOT W ATER BEATI THERE 18 A PLAN TO FIT ' YOUR BUDGET S u l a i d Esfifes i ' �IVWW.'l 1 l <i Assessor's Office Closed Pending Appointment 'My Job Over,' McCanna Says Of His Resignation S ty ? S > a ttf0 ri W EATHER: Fair and continued cool through Tuesday. High today, 72-76. Low tonight, 62-58. VOL. XLIX United Preaa Learned W in EaUbliahed x908 MONDAY, MAY 9. 1960 SA N FO RD , F L O R ID A N O , 689 Candidates Clash Over Race Issue . | . i The two candidates for Democratic nomination for gov­ ernor went on their separate campaign trails today after a face-to-face clash over the racial issue In Miami Sunday night. . Doyle Carlton accused Farris Bryant of sending out “smear literature" and Bryant said Carlton was stirring up •motional iiiues. Carlton had a braakfaat ap­ pointment thia moraine with *upporters of Tad David and John g McCarty. David ha* announced * h a will campaign actively for Carl too but McCarty left Florida for a visit lo North Carolina Saturday without andoriing any­ one. In the Miami appearance Sun­ day, Carlton said Bryant aupporta a Virgin la-typo reilstance to ichool integration. Ha said this would lead only lo massive • school Integration. w He said Bryant sponsored a resolution which would have caused the federal courts to strike down the stale's pupil assignment law. Ha as id thia course in Vir­ ginia resulted In school integra­ tion oo • Urge scale. “ Why don't you let these emo­ tional issues die down?" Bryant ■aid. “Don't be deceitful and cuts," •a Carlton responded. He then accuw ted Bryant’s headquarters of put­ ting out sm ear literature. Bryant denied this. The candidates disclosed Sun­ day they will debate the issues of the campaign on live television shows six more brass throughout the state between now add May Uth. “ 1 am pleased t o . release this schedule of Joint appearances with 0 Mr. Bryant so that we can stop government,1 Carlton. --------------H * said - “ **-“ -* The a ll coming dabatea W rk Key 13, WJXT-TV in Jacksonvilla; May 15, WCVT-TV, Teliahastes: May U, WTVT-TV, Tam­ p s; May U, WEAR-TV, Pensa­ cola; May » , WDBO-TV Orlande, aod May 23, WCKT-TV, Miami. Bryant said today he does aOt * intend to use the race issue to Inflame the people te get votes. Ho aaid be will not answer nametailing by Carlton in the runoff campaign but will atlck to the issues. Bryant started the day with a news conference io his campaign headquarter! a t Ocala where he aaid he will spend the rest of the day working on a television A speech. w Carlton got up early ‘lo seek votes at a breakfast in Fort Laudardale with supporters of Ted David and John McCarty, who were eliminated in tbs first pri­ mary. Bryant began his press , canlarenee with a reference to last eight’* TV debate et Miami with Carlton in which he said Carlton called him a “ race baiter, demaM gogue and peddler of hilf-trutbs." ro "Carlton is determined lo make his moderate Integration approach the issue hi thia campaign," Bry­ ant said. “ Ha stands lor moderate inte­ gration. I am ■ firm believer in firm segregation. I believe the people wiit decide for segregation and if I am governor, we will maintain segregation by every honorable Concert The Seminole High Choraliers and Freshman Chorus will pre­ sent their annual spring con­ cert Tuesday at 8 p. m. “ Carnival of Venice. TS Trom­ bones, Religion is a Fortune and Ball Hat" are only a few of the 38 songs to be presented by the 230 students. Soloists, madrigal singers, ■ double quartet, boys and girls’ glee clubs, a mixed ensemble, two choruses and accompan­ ists will be featured In the program at Semlootc High. Cutting: Quotas WASHINGTON (UP1) - Sen. George A. Smathers (D-Fla.) in­ troduced legislation today to ex­ tend the Sugar Act four yeara but cut Cuba’a present quotas by nearly 10 per cent. Nixon Top Choice By United F rets International William C. Cramer (R-Fla.) says a poll in his district shows Vice President Richard M. Nixon leading In sentiment for presi­ dent Cramer said the poll gave New Space Success WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ameri can scientists have beamed a ra die signal S,001,000 miles Lnlo space and turned on the 150-wett transm itter in the Pioneer V. sun The transmitter is expocted to keep scientists In con­ tact with the satellite (or another eight months, or until k la near­ ly i n million miles from the earth. Johnson Support AUSTIN, Tex. (U PI) -B ack ers of Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (DTex.) for the Democratic presi­ dential nomination forget! ahead today with plana lo awing all of Texas' SI votes behind him a t the national convention in Loe An­ geles. Johnson said a t bis ranch near Johnson City, Tax., Sunday night ho will,’’do-everything poss­ ible" to justi/y the grassroots sup­ port show* • him. by precinct Saturday. Strong: Pressure WASHINGTON (U P I)- Demo­ cratic Nalional Chairman Paul M. Butler says Sen. John F. Ken­ nedy will come under strong prosaurcs te run for vice presi­ dent If be falls lo get the Demo­ cratic proaidenllal nomination, Butler also said Suaday be thought that Adlal E. Stevenson was “ available and ready and willing" to' run agaii as tha Democratic presidential candidate “if called upon In accept." Orlando Man Takes First In S t Johns Marathon More than She boating eutbusito eats lined the waterfront of the "T* Sanford Boat Marina Saturday to watch Paul Sanborn Jr. of Orlando win the second annual 278-mile SI. John’s River outboard marathon. Sanborn, piloting a Critcblield Otcp-Kat, was awarded a silver trophy and 878 in priie money in the rare which was run tram Jack ­ sonville lo Sanford and back. The winner’s total elapsed time was four hours and 87 seconds. 4 , This was 51 minutes and 18 arc* * onds better thhn last year’s rasrti. Second in the field of 21 boats was Tommy Hagood, also of Or­ lando. Another Orlandoian, Jim Hunt, took first place honors la the Class 1 division of the race. < The race course consisted 'A w of ai i.‘ii and J-utile chain of tricky cJunn.’is Wide shallow lakes which this year’s marathon one j P roughest In a race of this kind. 1 U ■ Violent Russian Chilling Cold Air Mass Moves Reaction Expected Into County MOSCOW (UPI)—-The Russians probably will react vio­ lently to the news that the United States has admitted the A high pressure area carrying plane shot down over Russia last week probably was Rather a cold air mass moved over Semin­ ing information, observers here suid today, A Tass (official Soviet) agency dispatch In today*/f ole County Sunday dropping tens lures about IB degrees below newspapers, saying the State Department had admitted thn'iV pets pl . .•'< h ■ , ■" w*« *pytof on Russia, wai the first word published here about the U. S. announcement. Moocow observers slso believed NEW YORK (UPI) — Stock that Francis G. Powers, of Al­ bany. Ua., pilot of the downed prices at I p. m.t plane, would lie tried quickly and American TAT .? .............. publicly, probably on spy charges. 52 American Tobacco I S l V t l M If found guilty Powers could be Bethlehem Steel M I I M I O I I 45 sentenced to execution by 27*s shooting. Caterpillar ....... Khrushchev and Russian com­ t i o * • ■ * I S' « 53 C tO .... mentators were expected to use 45 Chrysler ............ (he Stale Department announce­ im ment a t the occasion for sweeping Curtis* • Wright DuPont .............. am* denunciations oi American “clum­ Eastman Kodak M**t* MI 109 siness, hypocrisy and warmong­ «TU ering." Ford Motor ............... General Electric . . . . . . . "• '. -Soviet dispatches front Wash­ General Motors . saogoaoo* 4841 ington em phaliird White House 2's press secretary James C. I Utter­ Graham • Paiga 4IH ly’* statement that President ElsInt. T I T ....... ' * M M M * LoriUard 30 Vs cubin't-r Bid not know about the Minute Maid m U i |»i i s <i 17*s plant's’ flight over Soviet terri Penney ......... ••*•••••** •a 120*. lory. Penn RR . . . . . i f , ■,«, Ills Khruthchcy said Saturday he Sears Roebuck ......... ......... 49*. was prepg accept tha-Higr Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 42V* erty statement,lobut he exprrsvc# ti Sludebaker ......................... concern about the president's “alarming . . . ignoranre in Dial respect." * The premier blamed the Stale Department, the Central Intelli­ gence Agency and the Pent a non for the inrident. mf The White House dHneil today that Elsenhower h a s , ordered ■ District t County Commission halt to all flights over or near candidate T. V. Brown died of Communist borders in the wake a heart attack at his home about of the admitted U. S. espionage 2 p. m. today. Mr. Brown becameplane mission over Rossis. The report, citing "responsible ill and was driven home earlier, it was reported. Mr. Brown has authority," said Eisenhower stop­ lived in Seminole County since ped the flights pending an execu­ 19)4. Mr. Brawn was to be in a tive investigation of Hie entire In runoff election against J. C. Hut­ tclligence apparatus of the govern­ ment. chison May 24. 1 p. m.' Mesa.) The tax anaeaftor'* office waa cloned today, 48 hour* after Anneanor Richard McCanna and five of hin employee hand­ ed in their renignallunn. McCanna aaid today he had turned over the only net of keys to thp office to Clerk of the Circuit Court David Cntchel, “My resignation waa effective an of Friday and an far an I’m concerned my job aa tax asnenaor ia over." McCanna aaid. McCanna added that he felt that the office would nut be bttny thin time of year anyway. Attorney for the County Comminnion Mack Cleveland Jr. aaid that under Flor­ ida law, the Clerk of the Court could annume the dutlea of tax annenaor until aa interim anneanor in appointed. Gutchel declined to comment on the recent developmenta except to any that McCanna turned over the keya to the of­ fice late Friday afternoon. Mm. Mary Earle Walker who wan elected anneanor in the May 3 primary, wan out of town todny and could not be reached for comment. Mra. Walker in ex­ pected to be out of town untH the la tte r part of the week. McCanna neat a telegrnm lo G ot . Collinn Friday submitting hie renignation. He aaid in the telegram that “inasmuch an the desired goal of obtaining a lawful nnaeaament level han been definitely achieved, I feel I would like to return to my privntc hunincaa practice. Five of the nine employee of the office alao resigned Friday, At 2 p. m. today the governor’* office reported that Collina wua not expected to arrive back in Tallahnnnee until about 8 p. ni. He wan out of town when MeCanna'a renignation waa received by hie office. Gov. Collina had already taken under advisement a pmponal that Mra. Walker be reinstated in the office aa anon aa poaniblc. That propnnnl wan made last Wednes­ day by J. Uralley Odhnm, who aent a tele­ gram to the governor anking the action because of the overwhelming vote ahe re­ ceived In the primary and because “ahe has publicly committed Hernelf to a posi­ tion of full ennh value anaeanmente." Atlanta School Mix Ordered Nobody Working: In Tax Assessor’* Office Today News Briefs 3* T. V. Brown Dies 01 Heart Attack Juvenile Council To Add Mize The Seminole County Juvenile Council wtll make County Judge Vernon Mile a member Tuesday. The council will meet at 1:30 a. m. In Judge Miao’a courthouse chambers. Bill Planned WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Petor F. Mack (D-lll.) said today he was introducing a bill t*> bar n.hiidy payment* to U. 8 . domes­ tic trunk airlines. But he drnird the measure was aimed at Capi­ tal Airlines which Is io deep finan­ cial trouble. ,e -* 71idrmal. Temperatures this morning dip­ ped to I I degrees and wna term ed by weather bureau official* na on* of the coldest May days on record in the rountx* More cold wratiMUt* forecast tonight and tomorrow with ■ low o(-82 forecast for tonight. The*' mass, about 1,000 mil** wide, was expected to remain over the county and Central Flor ids area through Tuesday. W atrnpouii and accompanying winds up to 40 miles per hour kicked up high waves In the Gull of Mexico off beaches near StPetcraburg. The t(Aiut« dissipated as they moved over land, A 70 fool sailing schooner from Puerto Rico and a (Moot cabin cruiser were battered to pieces by .nigh winds In (ha Tampa-ClearAvaier area. Threw, men aboard the schooner and fivq men on the cruiser were rescued. Frank Rid, ll-year-old Clear­ water resident, apparently drown­ ed in the surf Sunday in front of hundreds of bathers on a West Coast beach. Officers said the boy went un­ der after railing that ha could not get back to abort beeiUM of sudden rough water. Hii body was not recovered. The cold wave caused the mer­ cury to plummet to 5* at Miami early today, breaking the all-time low of M for May • set in 1151. Downpours drenched New Eng­ land and the northeastern states today whllp temperatures In the .10s put a winter-Uk* chill on the Midwest. A broad rain pattern moved eait Sunday lo the Atlantic, dropping as muck as five inches of rain over central Pennsylvania. Seven Inches of snow fall at Sylvan, Wis. Temperatures ware below fretting throughout most af Wisconsin and la the 80s la Illinois and Indiana. ATLANTA (UPI) Federal Judge Frank A. Hooper today or­ dered public schools la Atlanta in­ tegrated by May 15, teat, grant­ ing the city a year of greet. The federal district Judge said at a hearing en the Atlanta rasa that be wanted to give the Geor­ gia legislature "one more’chance lo prevent the chaos” that would com* if schools are closed under present state racial laws. Hooper gave bit decision to a packed courtroom made up at least 80 per eent of Negroes and alao including attorneys for Negro plaintiff* and the defendant At­ lanta School Board. Today's decision was in lb* na- mission document which contained recommendations for changes to Georgia racial law*. Hooper baa already approved a pupU place*, ment plan drafted by the board. J . C. Murphy, attorney for tbe board, said be felt the report con­ tained a possible solution te con­ flicting Georgia and U. B. statute! (hat had " a reasonable chance e l being approved" by the legtalntu n which meeta n e x t' January, Hooper called attention to thn fact that provisions tor n local option voto on school closing* would not require a constitutional amendment which would have to be ratUled by Georgia voter* hi a general eleetien. Mis. Hamilton On Art Program 1,250 Marchers To Join Parade lure of an Informal order from the bench which Hooper aaid would be put into final written form at a later date. An NAACP attorney from New York argued that Hooper's 1958 deaegregaton order In tha Atlanta cate should be implemented im ­ mediately. The plaintiffs, Negro parents of school-age children who claimed discrimination by s e g r e g a t i o n practice* in Atlanta, indicated they would appeal Judga Hooper’s order aa soon as M ia filed in Ms final form. Tblc would d e a r the way for another decision by the U, 8. Su­ premo Court on Its historic school desegregation decision of 1154. Hooper commented from the bench that be feels that while his decision 4a the Atlanta caie calls for alow action. It would be ap­ proved by tbs bighar courts. Tha Supremo Court recommended "de­ liberate aperd" its yeara ago. Mr*. Ruth dfcdUlkw will tell Attorneys for the Atlanta School Sanford Art Association membera Board submitted to the court e about the Gauguins tonight. copy of a lengthy state study comThe Loogwood real estate brok­ er is a personal friend af painter Jean Gaugula and helped bim compile the biography of hie famous father, artist Paul Gau­ guin, Mrs. Hamilton will show a short film and prints of Paul Gauguin's works. Rules for the coming patio The Georg* Maurice Jacobs ■bow and auction will b* dis­ Memorial American Legion Post cussed, as well as plans for tha No. 325 of Chuluote has received association's future. Tbe 7;30 Its temporary charter. meeting a t tbe Civic Center is At the regular poxt meeting designed to give members the at 8 p. m. at the Chuopportunity lo express their Saturday opinions and desires about the tuola Supply Co., the temporary chairman, L, Nirhols, will pre­ association’* ruining activities. side and, in accordance with the constitution and by-laws of the American Legion will proceed lo elect a poet commander, vice commander, finance officer, sergeant-at-armi, historian and chap­ A -ear pulling out of s French lain. The service officer and ad­ Ave. service station was knocked jutant will be appointed by the Into • half spin for 3S feet when new post commander. another car hit it Sunday. The 1900 at post officer's report Mri. Dorothy Nell IJaraas of must be properly filled in and Gainesville drove in front of n sent to Department Adjutant be­ southbound car as she pulled onto fore May It, {n order that the ap­ French Ava. from tha Bay Service pointed delegates can qualify .o Station near lath St., police said. attend the 42nd Department Con­ John Mark Burns' auto hit Mra. vention at Tampa, May Z7-2S-29. Llamas car in the left end. Burns, At tha post meeting Saturday a Casselberry rnldent, wai charg­ the charier members will recrive ed with failure to have hie car their official membership card*. under ronlrol. Mrs. Llamas was Due lo a heart condition that charged with failure te yield the will not permit an active part, right of way. Damage te both Nichols, the present temporary care totalled | l , 000. chairman will not be a candidate far office. Chuluola Post To Name Officers 2 Face Traffic Counts In Mishap Police Probing School Burglary Whoever peeled open the Semi­ nole High safe Thursday night ap­ parently used gloves, since no fin­ gerprints have been found, Sanford police aaid today. Chief Roy Williams said that burglariea of this type have bean frequant in Sanford and surround­ ing areas recently. A check ia being made with nearby towns to see if the burglaries can be con­ nected to produce a clue about who stole Ibe 11,540.71 from Semi­ nole High. Considerable damage was dona to the safe before the money was taken. Mopping Up Starts In I960 Census Loaders Sanborn* Terjy , Hagood Making Turn-Around A t Sanford WASHINGTON (UPI) - H ie Census Bureau, now conducting mopping-up operations on Um 1M0 nose-count, will lake another six months lo process tbe “official" population. Tfcia will be the fastest compila­ tion since tha firet censui waa taken ia 17N. Much of the credit wiU go lo a battery af elect ran k “ hrelna" handling much of too ’••Ikllflllje ypfkjiiV About 1,220 Civilians and tary personnel are expected to march to Sanford’a Armed Day parade May II, Parade chairman gave toll number aa o Uve estimate of e a a rebars. The parade will form 8 | 0 a, m. and b start moving at 8iM a. m.- Be*** ginning at Fourth BL and Oak Avc., it will no north on Oak to r a l First SI., turn east and m om along First to Sen Carina Ava, An Armed Force* Day show will also be held a t the Sanford Naval Air Station from 11 a. m. until 2 p. m. The aviation rains* craft to visit Sanford will b* opan to visitor* starting at II a. m. Another Armed Force* Day committee meeting is scheduled for 8 p. m. Friday at to* USO in the Cbamber of Commerce building. All persona intonated In working on the parade are tail­ ed to attend. 23 Parcels Sold For Road Project Twenty three parcels of pro­ perly bordering Sanford Ave. hava been sold for too widontof of the avenue between Geneva Ave. and Glndera Corner. Tbn price paid by the county for thn land was 85,445. This leave* 7B pierrs of property toe county needs to buy along Sanford Avo. for the widening project. The Stale Road Pept. will do the widening work. Two Runoff Rallies Scheduled Next Week v . . The County Executive Demo­ cratic Committee has scheduled (wo political rallies for the 12 candidates running in Cuunly Commission runoff battles and one constable and peace justice race. Both rallies will be held next District I: T. V. Brown and J. C. Hutchison: District 2: J . D, Cordell and Ted William*) DJa* trict 3: Jsm rs -Avery and L**r> rcnce Swoftord and DUtrigt 8: Homer Little and John. File* Patrick. Klmrr Ashley and Homer Se­ well will face each other la tho District B Trace Justice rat* while R. E. Carroll and O. O. Owen are runoff candidates for the office of District 4 comtable. At the rtnal rally May Memorial Stadium, all rd votora and Ibair fami be admitted charge by j d l l voting Each speaker will b* Umitod I talk. - The first rally will be held for resident* in the suuth end ot the county at Prairie Lake and the other will be held May 21 at Memorial Stadium in Sanford. The data for too Prairie Lake rally has not been sal. according to committee chairman R, S. Bill Ulmer, BUlhimer met with the 13 can­ didates at a meeting Friday and discnsied the MeslbUlly of the rallies. The majority of the can­ didates favored holding only two rallies. Tha candidates to tha runoff tori Greyhound and are; < burg gam* will atort i •?! > 4> , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 06, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0637acd3d5e432828365d40d65d77462.pdf 5cb4e9a4a341c43b51d514145e13de25 PDF Text Text TWO NAMES YOU CAN DEPEND ON SWIFTS PREMIUM - FULL CUT ROUND SWIFT’S SEMINOLE FOODMARTS OWN HOME MADE SLICED TEACHING THE TEACHERS, Mrs. J. A. Kilpatrick showed Mrs. Ralph Losslnc bow to make like a fish as tho Red Cross Water Safety program got Underway a t Sanford'a Municipal Pool Tuesday. Eighty-six mothers volunteered to help 848 youngsters learn to swim. Many of the mothers will become swimming instructors. Awaiting their turn to learn are. Mrs. Ber­ nard Fisher, Mrs. Frederick Burton, Mrs. Michael Teal, and Mrs. Raymond Reyaa. Mrs. Nanette Jones and Mra. Kilpatrick are both water in­ structors. (Herald Photo) SUNNYLAND SMOKED SMALL LEAN MEATY M you don't have any ehlekwoad growing In your lawn, I'll bo hap­ py to send you aoma. Last weekend, 1 s p r a y e d enough cblckwred to toed the anUro mambarahip of tho National Geographic Society. My intention waa to destroy tho stuff. This was before I toad in the society'! news bullotla that "web common garden nuisance* aa purslane, chickweed and pigweed are en­ joyed bp many whan aaahaif.1' According to tho geographic, n botanist ones gave me neighbor* large helping* of pigweed. Identi­ fying It sa spinach. They not only ate it but earn bock for second*. I oan hardly wait to try this on my neighbors, pocttoolarty tho aoas who aro always bragging about tbatr garde a*. It ought to put an ood to lb* bsck fence sneering about my agricultural abilities. But, back to tho recipe: White you’re in Um yard harv­ esting the ehlekwoad, gstfacr <a few sprigs of wUd onion* and : and sos shock m the United several buncbos ef dandelion groans. M my yard la any indica­ i, Mates. ; it was port ef "Operation Alert tion, there will be a bumper crop 1 two,'" a throe-day civil dtftnM of wild onions and dandeUona thia test ef AaMrica’a readiness to re­ year. Now you have aU the Ingredi­ spond Is aa apraiy stuck. V Sirens waited Is elites across ents for "depression rated," Pm nation Tuesday as local da- which, It you can afford It,, can t officiate pot warnings that bo served with' an oil and vinegar ginary enemy bomber* wars dressing. If things a n really rough, you don’t have to atop with headed toward tho United SUloa. City straws emptied, govern- the rated course. • moot officiate fled and rails and Tho Geographt* telte us there tetevlaten' stations wont off tho a n aM sorts of ways to fret-load so mother nature. Cattails, tor 'Sir. . . ' ) President Btesnhower went ea instance, ore virtually a lunch in too rir over Coarirad, the ego- them Hives It also suggeeta chitted cat-brier rial emergency radio system. He told the country that In tb* case sprouts, bread mads of aoeda of of attack "a strong ehrll doteMe oow llltea and candted wild giagsr, . . . offers the ■bote program for adding that "wild * food experts still consider the unrolled fronds Pm saving of Uvea." The practice alert went off of ostrich torn a choice treat Without a bitch in moat cities. when served on toast with a Tb# State Department to Wash- woam sauce." Ington removed 4,MO employes to eight minutes end thousands ef persons cleared eut ef. New York's Time* Square to one mto» •to and 44 eeronde. New York polio# arrested is Rev. Joe DouLhlU has recently demonstrator* Who refused to accepted a call to Ibe Osteen toko cover. Milwaukee police said Baptist Church. He and his wife Beverly, ware honored at a re­ ception and covered dish dinner at the church educational building, Mra. Douthitt waa tho former Beverly Benton of Sanford, daugh­ ter of Mr. ewd Mra. J. L, Banton. The Douthkt's have a four* months-old daughter, Joann*. By WC* WRIT WASHINGTON (UP1) 1 have • hare a new recipe which I would net want to try myself bnt which I wiU gladly psm along to any adventurous chiefs in the audience. The dish is tilted "depression pried." Under current economic mmditteui, 1 don't euppoeo there wtil be too much demand tor K. B it it might bo a good (king to file sway tor future reference. One never knows, r Anyway, the fleet thing you do * * •* > * •» •* e Douthitt Named Church Pastor ianford's Red Cm* Water Safety. Program sot underway si Um Municipal Pool Tuesday with SIS children registered for awlmmlng loaaooa. Se many children algnad up for the program that roglitratloo had lo bo clotcd, Co-Director Mra. F. D. Scott a*Id. Ta got around teach­ ing two large groupa of youngitors, tho awlmmlng laaaon* will bo glvaa ea an aaaembly lino baal*. Mother* who bare volunteered to act aa Instructors will bo polled at dUfarwt station*. A ehlld will teen ■ > part ef Um swimming technique at aaeh station. A wa­ ter safety Instructor will have charge of tho last point aa Um route. Forty-alx mothers will teach (ho MS youngsters registered tor tho morning program. Six of the mothen will bo baby slUers. Otters have come from 40 mother* to help with the afternoon seiilon which ha> 111 children registered. Throe baby slUera will be available tor this, union, Mr*. F. D. Scott sod Mra. Martha KUpstrlek are directing Um program. . “This Is the Drat Una that thia method ef teaching has boon natd Is Um Msaicipal Pool sad wo hope N will prova moat satisfactory tod prov# that wo cae continue to u e it oo tbs beginner*' level Mra. Scott aatd. Episcopal Young Churchmen Meet A meeting of the Young Churchman'* organisation wm bald at the Holy Cross Episcopal Church Sunday. Approximately 900 masubars of tba group path#red at the regularly scheduled maating of tba Orton, do Dwnary at 4 p. m. for the bu»incu maating and supper. A .program oa aviation survival equipment, presented by Andrew Wolfe, Parachute Rigger First Class, proved vary interesting to the young people. Exposure suite, oxygen equipment, parachute, pro­ tective heltnat, and Ufa Jackals wen shown and their usage ex­ plained by Petty Officer Wolfe. Tba program eoacluded at 1:10 "RIGHT FOR BARBEQUE FOLGEKS KRAFTS INSTANT IMi t i w i M a n t e tew k wad# #1 140% vt*H eiaii* ma­ terial Tte H k w i l rite metM* td.Kftk ,etl,ii twli. brvlw*. , twill aad ebteilent tlehlwelfM. f a ir l* tetele, ww a te llaia Wik aat uat*. tM* as kite. WiU nal »*wltl. I*ak a, ■Up. Caw*l«lslr iwi'p<aal. Ova> FRESH CUT LOCAL QUART SIZE ARE YOU REGISTERED? — HAS YOUR CARD BEEN PUNCHED? (LIMIT I PLEASE) FOODMART S GOODWILL CA SH N M H FROM MOO00 TO *3 0 0 ABSOLUTELY AT FOODMART — EVERY THURSDEY NIGHT— 7:45 P. M. LAST WEEK’S WINNER — mrs. nettib Morgan i4oi w. i4ti» st — eanford John W. Thomas, Rector of Holy Cruse Church wlabcc to thank tho many persona who as­ sisted to Making tho program aa □utelanding success. CORN ROYAL GELETIN MUSSBLMANR AI*PLE SAUCE JOAN*OF-AIIC ALCOHOL BHURF1NB ORANGE JUICE BARA LEE POUND McKenzies BP1NACH TURNIP GREENS SQUASH COLLARlift BnUMETR GREEN aUURFRMR MARSHMALLO H b ma KIDNEY BEANS �Sty? D a n f o r t W EA TH ER ; Cloudy w ith few scattered showers through Friday. H igh today, 76-82. Low tonight, 66-75. VOL. XLIX U nited P ress Leased W ire Established i908 THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1960 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 687 Reds Shoot Down U.S. Plane MOSCOW (UPD—Premiw Nik­ ita Khrushchev announced today the Soviet Union shot down an American plana Sunday inside Soviet territory. He charged that the act of sending a plane into Russia- mrant there was ’‘little hope" for the summit conference. Speaking biJeu the Supreme Soviet, Khrushchev accused the United Slates of trying lo impress snd frighten Russia before start of the May IA Big Four con­ ference in Paria. He said the Untied Stales waa returning to the SEMINOLE HIGH STUDENTS IN COURT were able to compare Perry cold war and issued a stern warn­ Maaon with th e real thin* when they aaw a ju ry picked for a m urder trial ing to Washington against the in Circuit Court Monday. Judge Volie William* J r. I* shown explaining "latest provocation." Rome legal technicalitiea to Pam Jones here a fte r the trial was recessed President Eisenhower ordered an for lunch. From th e left a re F rank W oodruff. Mrs, W. R. W ray. Misa investigation and prompt report Jonea, Judge Williams, Donald McMurray, Robert M urray, and parole of­ on the circumstances surrounding ficer Jam es Lee, The freshm an students were from Mrs. W ray's civics the fate of the plane. tlaaaes. (Herald Photo) There was no immediate direct comment from the president, either on the announcement about the plane or Khrushchev's barbed remarks about the United States. White House Press Secretary Jamea C. Hagerty declined com­ ment when asked whether Khrushchev'! bristling speech be­ fore (he Supreme Soviet parlia­ ment might lead to reexamina­ tion of plana for Ihc summit meeting and tha Eisenhower visit to Russia. Member* of the Supreme Soviet Headrsds at pareons were turn­ figure ton Id have been more than mary are being taken in the regi­ (parliament) sat la shocked *!• ed swag from the polls Tuesday <,000. strar's office and that the ballots because there were not enough pre­ The canvassing board, consist­ will be available early this week. cincts and polling plan s to San­ ing to County Judge Vernon Mize, Runoffa to be held will involve ford, Mrs. Camilla Bruce, super­ C o u n t y Commission Chairman District 1 County Commission canvisor to registration said today af­ John Krider and Mrs. Bruce, met dldalea T. V. Brown and J. C. ter reporting that 0,733 persona Vet- for seven hours Wednesday and Hutchison; District 3, JJ. D. Cor­ reported that 70 par cent of tha dell and Ted Williams; District 3, Even More Tax ad in the Democratic primary. DETROIT (UPI) - Ail persons 9 Mrs. Bruce said there is “a defi­ registered voters cast their voles Lawrence Swofford and Jamea nite nerd for at least three more in tha primary. Avery and District 3, John Fitz­ who live or work in Detroit were faced today with Ihe prosper! of The running ia not over for eight patrick and Hamer Little. precincts In the Sanford area and certainly more polling places." county-wide candidates who muit Elmer Ashley and Homer Sewell a one percent cily income Ux. She added that she will ash the vie for votes in the May 24 second will square off in the peace justice The common council agreed un­ County Commission to study this primary, and slop.lhe justice of the raw ia District < and It. E. Car- animously Wednesday lo enacl peace raw In Mptrirt < and coo- roll and O. C. Owen will tangle tha city income tax to provide a problem to the near future. Mrs. Bruce said that to the three stable'a raw in District 4. in Ibe constable raw in District 137.300,000 annual Income. Sanford prerincts 5.911 persona Mrs. Bruce said applications fur 4. voted and with more precincts that absentw ballots for the second pri­ Final official eouniy wide returna Carole Visits Finch are: LOS ANGELES (UPi}-Accu*«d urdcress Carole Tregoff. 13. Clerk of Court: Beckwilh, 4,347: G otctel 8,471, her co-defendant,',.Dr. R. Hundreds Didn't Get To Vote •Due To Crowded Facilities News Briefs lence when Khrushchev mads Ihe announcement while looking di­ rectly at U.S. Ambassador Llewel­ lyn Thompson. Then they Jumped to their feel end roared: "Down with the ag­ gressor! This banditry!" Khrushchev said it waa the sec­ ond of two recent American vio­ lations of Soviel territory. Another plane flew over Russia on April New Post Office Authorized For Altamonte A new post office has been authorized for Altamonte Springs, Postmaster General Arthur E. Summer field announced today. The new poll office will have about 2.100 square feet of floor space, plus a loading platform. The building site ia on the south side of Altamonte Ave. 333.7 feet west of Longwood Avenue. The site's 9.000 square feet "will pro­ vide adequate parking and truck maneuvering arcai," Summerfield said. The builder who Is awarded the rontract to construct the post office will buy the land, put up the building according to Foil Office Department specifications, and lease it to the department on a long term basis, with lease re­ newal options running up to five years. This is done under the Post Office Department’s com­ mercial leasing program. Ridding forma and specifications will be available lo prospective bidders in about <0 days. The Post Office Department will ad­ vertise for bids then. The an­ nouncement of Suinmerfleld’a au­ thorization of Ihe post office waa relayed to the Herald today by Republican stale committeeman for Seminole Counly, Joseph Soun­ ders, I, he said, but that one was not shot down. A Lockheed U-2 extreme high altitude weather reconnaissance plane of tha National Aeronautics and Space Administration disap­ peared over the rugged mountains of southeastern Turkey during the weekend. The one-inan plane, one of two aircraft flying over the moun­ tains to altitudes of 50.000 feet or more, was reported M miles from the Iranian border and 100 miles from Soviet Azerbaijan when It disappeared. U. S. search planes have bow unable lo find •ny trees. Khrushchev commented that if a Soviet plane had approached American territory It might be the beginning of war. Bryant Leads The official Seminole County vote in the gubem etorial race ahowe th a t F a rris B ryant polled the largest am ount of votes, with John M cCarty aeeond and Doyle Carlton third. Bryant polled 2,647 votea while McCarty collected 1,839 and Carlton 1,774. Haydon Burns waa fourth w ith 1,213 votes followed by David, 681; Dickinson, 400; Downs, 110; Belser, 92; McCorvey, 36 and Hendrix, 35. Over the atate, the lead ehanged three times W ednesday. The latest vote tally w ith 1.921 precincts re­ porting shows th a t B ryant ie In the lead with 184,642 votea. Carlton has 183,650; Bum s, 160,663; McCarty, 130,130; Dickinson, 112,058; Devid. 79,115; Reiser, 26,080; Hendrix, 7,894; Downs, 7,402 end McCorvey, 6,182. Carlton Plans To M eet W ith McCarty On Votes MIAMI (UPI)—Doyle E. Carl­ ton Jr. plan* te talk today with John McCarty, the only taiajor vole-getter (ram the Florida pri­ mary who had not anoouncad hla stand In the governor's run-off. "I have talked te John," Carlton said late Wtdneiday night. "I plan to tetephoM him again Thursday morning. John snd 1 hare been frlanda tor many yaare." Both Carlton and Ma rue-tot opponeni, Parris ’ Bryant, were "We have no bombers on duty but we have rockeli which are more accurate and more reliable than your bombers," he said. Khrushchev said he also was considering a "most serious warn­ ing to the countries which provide territories for the disposal to American forces"—a reference lo NATO and SEATO bates ringing the Soviet Union. Tornadoes, Thunderstorms Hit Southwest By United frees latentefloanl Tornadoes, thunderstorms and hail tasbed the Southwest during the night, causing widespread dam­ age and at leaat oae death. The twisters leveled bouses, up­ rooted trees and downed power lines in Oklahoma, Eanaaa and tha plains atate* and touched off seve­ ral fires. Al least 13 persona were Injured by tornadoes that hit 10 Oklahoma communities. Several more were misalng. Hardest hK appeared te bo t a ­ per, a town of 340 near the Texas bdrder. A twister dipped Into the center to Soper and destroyed or damaged 30 homes and stores. One of the buildings smashed by the tornado was a brand now barbershop Just finished Wednes­ day. Barber Jack Burleson said U>e shop wa* completely blows away, with nothing left but a vas­ s a l Jot. Wind and hall knocked down aB electrical power line* and Maw over the town water tower. The downpour caused flash flooding. The National Guard was ordered late Soper te help d e a r up the wreckage strews all over tows and te prevent any tenting to dam­ aged stores. The Oklahoma Highway Pa trad said five persons, all members to the Clifford Lamb family, were Injured when a twister hit OR Cedar. A number to houses and barns were blows daws te tha area. Anothar twister hR the south central Oklahoma lows to Kona* wa, Two familita reported miss­ ing were later found te their slons cellars. Five airplanes were destroyed to one Tulsa airport and two mors at another. Pollen barricaded a section to Oklahoma City white wdrkers repaired damaged power tinea. Another tornado struck several place* north of ro rt Worth, Taxaa. The winds scattered the wrerl* age of two houses ovar 1,000 yard* to open field. A six-month-old baby was picked up by the storm and flung down tn Ihe field but escaped serious injury. Live wires crackling on the ground hampered rescue workers. Thunderstorms turned ibe nor­ mally trickle-sized Sand Creek to Newlon, Kan., into a fair-sited ri­ ver following four inches of rain. Ned Walker, 14, drowned on the swollen creek when hla raft everturned. A lolal to too persons were eva­ cuated at Newton before the waters fell back. . primary lamered more then 410,<00 votea together. Dickinson, who might ho able lo awing a big part to his 8t,004 homo county vote in Palm Bearh, flaw te Ocala Wednesday to confer with Bryant. After a long session ba announced, "It is my opinion that Florida's next governor must be a man to maturity, experience and dtoUive judgment. , . "It )■ my Arm conviction thal tha man who con do tbla and Bwat serve all of Florida ia Farris BryanL a .*• Jocjteriaj Jap euopaatJp, tea May , s t o flat w*U over 40,000 NfjU .Jail. Accompanied by atla Duval Canter, veld "I MaCarty. win gat abate 14#,tea Tax Assessor: McCanns, 3,535, torney'Richard M.. Moore, aa as­ 'Richard M the pvblle to capable to vtona aa tonrth place hnitear, to making their ewa decision te the Walker. 3AM. sociate, to Finch's lawyer, Carole parson a i r i i m ■ aom ary iv i Supervisor to registration: Broca, talked briefly with Finch in tha and Carlton, tuth Hoar lawyer's room al eounMcCarty had a dilemma. Ha ia 6.*M; Reynolds, 1,211. The third pi ace finisher, Jack naturally close to Carlton by District 1 Commission: Donald ly jail. eonvilte . Mayor Haydon lo rn * The County Commission will ash procedures that must be followed Baits, 1J4«; Brown, 3.3T4; Hut­ A l-ockhart mao was found dead said Wednesday light ha w4R ant aga and personal Interests. But chison, 3,710. Chou On Tour the U. I. Corps to Engineer* for te gat the survey started. in his car Wednesday, with two support either candidate. He into Bryant gave atreng backing te TOKYO (UPI) - Communist lengths, of vacuum cleaner hose cated he is thinking to running John's brother Dan when the • survey to the Weklra River County Engineer Robert Davis, - OUtrict 3: Cordell, I.4M; Van latter was elected governor. Chinese Premier Chou En-lai leading to the auto's exhaust pipe, again himaalf in 1M4. basin in the hope* to alllevatlnl who attended a meeting of Uw Hoy. 1413; Williams, 3,0*1. It appeared ibe vote between District 3: Avery. Lite; Four- arrived by plane today for a five- Ihe sheriff's office reported. •flooding. chief to Ibe U. S. Army Corp to Prod Dickinson, wha finished The board today authorised At­ Engineers and county officials to nkre, 1,444; Lormann, IAN; Swto- day official visit to the IndoThe death of William A. Stiff behind McCarty, announced Wed Bryant and Carlton might split Chinese kingdom of Cambodia, was due to carbon monoxide poi­ day ha will campaign actively at k did In the first primary, torney Mach Cleveland Jr, to ask Central Florida in Tavares, Wed­ ford, 1A»: Zimmerman, t.N4. Congressman Syd Harlong lor nesday, said that tie also re­ District 3! Bell, 1,730: Fltgpat- tha Hed New China new* agency soning the sheriff's office said. for Bryant. Ted David, the atath with Carlton gattlng the Boulh reported. Chou said that since his SHU, 3S. was reported to have man in the race, said ho would Florida and big city vote, and quested of Herlong that both the rich, 3,41«; Little, 3,434. Bryant running strong In the rural In the peace Justice rare lor first visit lo Cambodia in 1056, connected one end of the how support Wekiva and Econtockhatchee Carlton. areas. River basins be studied by (hn District • Ashley polled SR votes relations have shown a "tremend­ to the car's exhaust and to have These four, runnaraup .In tha ' Carlton said ha bad solicited to Sewell's IN. ous development." engineers. put the other end into his car. tha support to all the major O. G. Owen polled 1,004 vote* He waa found seated under Ihe Davie said today that Herlohg loiing candidates. He aaid David steering wheel. gave him the assurance that be to R. X. Carroll * 1,9*5 |Q the Dis­ Tampan Victim tendered hia support te Carllon'a trict 4 Constable balloting. The body was found after a to would look into the matlenr. TORREJON AIR FORCE BASE. request. The.re* *ktMiea ballots showed Spain (UPI)—An American jet year old boy told hit grandfather, In other business during the Carlton said be would kickoff -f ckwith, pilot killed in a crash near here Frank Cichla, about tha hose meeting, the board turned back NEW YORK (UPI)—Stock pri hia campaign on a television abow ^~Capt. J. D. 'Ramage, who will for sticking in the car window. Cichla study the acceptance of a Wednesday waa Identified by a ccs at 1 p. m.: bo honored by tha Sanford com­ te Miami Sunday. Bryant -,j. r at for Goldie Manor subdivision military spoke tin III ■■ lit I.t. notified the Maitland police who American TAT . ««a• f • *t • MH (WPST) munity tonight, waa hailed today also waa lovltad. j.j i• * i tween Altamonte Springs and reported the death to tha eherirra Bethlehem Steel 44*4 Jama* F. Seagirt, 30, of TamP*> by the County Com miss lea for hla Carlton said ha would campaign Forest City. The Board authorized Fla. See gars, whose wife, Carol, office. *•#*•*••* MH both Caterpillar outstanding work while serving at Zoning on television and "I'll walk Director Robert T. Brown c A n .............. VlttlliM S3 and two daughters live in Ma­ tha Satifanf Naval Air atation. a lot of it oul. I'm sura we'll and Davis to go over the plat drid, was the son of Mrs. Fow­ Chrysler ............. 4SW « • • # a « • * e Capt. Ramage will be tha guest some rallies. It'll he a com­ recommending He accep­ ler to Tampa. Curtiss • Wright 4a• a11*t # 1044 have to honor at a dinner-meeting of bejero bination." tance. Dow Cham . . . . . . * • a e* e 4 < • 00'* the Seminole County Chamber o( The board also turned over to Ford Motor . ... •eeeeetee <7 Flyer To Appeal Commerce board of director* at Davis plans and specifications for JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI)— Casselberry Msyor William Ben­ General Eiectrle •aaseen *• Ml* i;30 p, m. at the Civle Center. Sanlando Estates. The board re­ son was scheduled to meet with General Motors ■MlllMl 44'* I la i resolution adopted by the ceived a latter from Engineers The County School Board decid­ Allen Lawrence Pope, 31-year-old tllM lill 3*4 ^joard. Ramaga was thanked lor Laffter and Bush that the deve­ ed to buy five school buses for American soldier to fortune from llolllni College representatives this Graham • Paige Homestead, Fla-, who waa sen­ afternoon to discuss Ihe Cassel­ Int, TAT ............... <•••<•*•* 401* hi* public service to the com mu- lopers "hsd departed from the I3.S4I.1S each today. tenced to death for flying bombing berry growth report. Hie report, Lorillard ............. MSMI'M S4H nity. Tha low and accepted bid was original plans." missions for Indonesian rcbali, being drawn up by atudenle from Minute Mild •«#**o• *•«• • •• 11V* Ramage, commander to Heavy for a GMC chassis with a Thomas college’a Center for Practical Penney ... ........... oeeeeee** not* Attack Wing one, will be transfer­ h°dy. Tha board accepted all the will appeal his conviction, hi* Ibe Charles Bigelow told the village red to June. bids it favored last week on 964,- lawyer announced today. Attorneys Politics, will tell Casselberry's Penn RR ............. ****••••• 13th council Tuesday that a survey la boundaries, history, form of gov­ Sears Roebuck .. 4*44 Mf tlttl* 000 worth of school furniture, ex­ hinted -to newsmen that Pope'a cept the bid on 8,300 folding chances were "good" for at least ernment and how the town la Sperry .................. •• •*•«•«• SIH being drawn up lo see whether maintained. A ropy of the finished Standard Oil (NJ) #•«#***.* 434* North Orlando residents want Win­ chans. This went to Universal gelling a less severe sentence. report will be turned over to the U. S. Steel ............ • i •* a• • t • 70H ter Park Telephone Co. or South­ Beating instead of Powell Office town. Westinghouse Rl. •fey....... 33 ern Bell phone service. Supply. The school board chose Hoaxer Arrested The Lake Slonroe School's pre the Universal chairs because It Slay or Liddlcott said he would WASHINGTON - I UPI) - FBI WASHINGTON (UPI) - Russia school roundup will be held May 13 felt they were better, Administra­ agenls today arrested Patrick gel busy on the survey and sec at !:M p. m., Instead of May 11, tive Assistant Waller Teague said. William McCunc. a 39-ycar-o!d that it gets started. Bigelow said is helping build a concrete missile as previously announced. thal if tha survey shows a desire launching pad In Cuba, a former The board left to accept the salesman, at Bakersfield, Calif., All parents whose children will South S e m i n o l e Elementary on ebargaa of making a false bomb The Sanford Elks will observe for Winter Park service, the villag­ Cuban Intelligence chief has told Mother's Day Sunday with a ritual enter the first grade In Lake Mon School before'noon. ers might be able to gel Southern congressional investigators. report at the airport there April But U. S. intelligence officials at the Sanford Lodgo at 3 p. m. roe school next fall are asked to The new Cesaelberry school 37. The FBI said this was Ihe Bell te raise Ua rale* but cut out •aid Ibey were inclined to doubt The chairmen to the Elka Moth- attend the roundup alung with which is more than W3 percent fin­ llih such "bomb scare" arrc<t tha toil charge to Orlendo. era' Day committw hava invited their children who will edler the ished, must get school board ac­ It kgs made since the government Bigelow and Councilman Reggia this. Cuba's ambassador to the all Elka and their frlanda te at­ school next term. Children mu*, ceptance before stats and federal launched a drive April 7 to eli­ Webster agreed that North Orlando Organization of American Slates tend. Elka wlvea will larva re­ be six ycarr old before Jan. 1, authoritiaa will grant their ac­ minate airport bomb hoaxes. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Con­ Carlton vacated to make tha gov­ would bo bolter off with Southern called tbe alicgatlons ridiculous. freshments Immediately after the Iffll lo enter school next fall. ceptance. Federal aid waa used in trol of the state Senate by the ernor's race. BeU service If the toll cberge on Col. Manuel Antonio Ugalde Car­ County health officer, Dr. Clyde building the school. ^erv ices. North Florida bloc known aa "The In Carllon’a 37th district. Rap. Orlando calls could be eliminated. rillo, intelligence chief under oust­ Brothers, and county nune, Mrs. I'ork Chop Gang" seems assured G. W. Williams to Waucbute will ‘ Liddlcott said that Winter Park ed Cuban director Fulgent ia Ba­ Mabel Brown, will tell parents in the next session, despite defeat run-off with Hayward H. Davla to Telephone Co. and Southern BeU tista said more than J.000 Chines* about the shota their children jpust of twro of tha bloc'a principal Lake Placid. Formar Ben. Jeans* officials wiU meat with a represen­ Communist technician* and about got before starting school. County members In Tuesday’■ primary. W. Moore waa eliminated. tative of the Seminole Counly IS Rusainn technicians are te Cuba elementary school supervisor, Mrs. PITTSBURGH (U PD -A dlreel­ Newman Brackin of Creatview Tha lone Senate Republican, Chamber to Commerce May It te directing various project* for tea WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Margaret Galt, will talk about The Wayfarer*, aa organization ed verdict to acquittal was grant­ lost in the first district of Oka- Frank Houghton of St. Paten- see If service te the county can't government to Fidel Castro. Federal Communications Cam mis­ reading readiness. to DeBary Masons, will entertain ed yesterday ia a month long trial louse snd SsaU Ross counties snd burg, lost out at tha polls, alo^t ba improvad. sion will rehear the Miami tele­ 3M Masons and their wives at a to a lung cancer victim's 11,250,000 If. H. Heir of Livs Onk met de­ with House member* Joha Hatha­ damage eult egalnat Liggett A feat In the 17th district of Suwan­ way of Charlotte, George Edvision Chinn* 1 10 cate June t . dinner here Friday. The channel waa awarded la nee, Hamilton, nnd Lafayette mundson to Sarasota and Qua Dlytrirl *Maeocte officers and Myere Tebacco Co. Federal Judge Joha L. Millar counties. 1037 te Public Service Television, Dekla of Taylor. other Masene will hn guests to the But their successors die expect­ Otherwise, m e a t incumbents ^ n c .. a subsidiary of National AirMOSCOW (UPI) - Premier NbDeBary group for Ibe dinner and told the Jury that the court waa to the opinion "thal no substantial ed to be of like mind on reappor- were re-elected by large margins Wines, Hearing Examiner Horace kite Khrushchev today I entertainment program at the 1RONTON, Ohfc» (UPI) - Res­ Sanford Civic Center. The dinner evident* hat been offered lo sup­ tiomnent nnd other Issues which or won through te the May M County candidate* te tha May 84 • five-year plan far tha •terra has recommended t h e port a verdict againet the defend­ bind tbs 33-member "gang" to­ run-off. Democratic luaadf primary will of loeom* taxos la Boater sward be revoked because to al­ cuers dug to within leas than i t Will atari to «:M p. as. feat today to a lt-year-oid minis­ ant m any theory of negligence." gether In centre} of the 83-mam- Other sens tore re-elected in­ moat te tha aaurthouaa Friday te ing it as *'a atate ate to legedly improper contacts btoween Counsel for Liggett k Myers bar1Senate, the applicants and mtmbert-to tha ter's son Irapoed 33 feet under clude Bcott Kelly to Lakeland, decide hoar they weal the runoff ■round to e dry wtol located In Aid Doubtful rested Utelr rare Tueedey. OUo Brackin loot to Clayton W. Ms- Charley X. Johns to Marks, Joha •im p e l* te bo eanflncted. roc. Ua father's church yard. WASHINGTON <W*H - Tha Pritchard, gl. a Pittsburgh cabi­ poles, a Hlltoa radio station own­ A, Sutton of Orlande, nod J, A. to te* i p . as. M attes; tea caaDemocratic Congress appeared net maker, claimed he developed er. Hair- w#n defeated by Rep. Boyd of Leesburg. »M decide whether they Council To Meet likely teday te -eject the Mg lung cancer from smoking Ches­ Houston Robert* to tuwsnnoe. Bernard Parrish defeated Gary hate n lllM befera tha The L e a rn e d T nre Cos . totogal bo a ting program to aatof- terfield algaret* ter almost N Not only Aid flu Won show no mnete to wta tfe IT * dtetoto M be ____ in the town hall at S f . m. eal c a n Mr the aged proposed years. Aporlte* to bis right lung sign of losing Ha grip, H may gate Senate asst to laaslaola aad Mali the Buateaa nothing day hy the Eiaeahotjrr administration. r es removed by surgery in IMS. a vote in tha seat which Doyle ard. »«yBilik!a u r said today. reducing U te 3 te 4 nan Found Dead In Automobile O f W ekiva For Flood Aid damage Honored By County Board 1 p. m. Stocks C s? Board Buys Five New School Buses Casselberry Growth Report Scheduled Telephone Service Survey Planned Pre-School Child Elks Club Sponsors Meeting Changed •Mother s Day Event FCC To Rehear Network Cose Senate Control Assured By 'Pork Chop Gang' Mason's Dinner Friday N ight Hopo Fading For Trapped Man .. *’* Reds Aiding Cuba Build Launch Pad m _ Vj to 1 I S irT " I Cirgaret Firm Cleared In Suit N ikita Announces j Runoff Candidates New 5-Year Plan To Plan Campaign �I I ' i as Pngq 1 —T h u rs. M ay I . 1M th e North Orlando Village Cotrn' Ml adopted o ali-page dog ordinn im Toeaday night. ' ; ,^T1» law. Which went late eliecl on U« adoption »aya It’* unlawful lo own a dog in North Orlando without getting rabtea ahoti and - St off bl* owner'* property in North Orlando unleaa bla owner la with­ in m feat, or n le u the owner of the land that the dog I* an ha* contented to the animal'* being there. Dog* are never to ga in food alorea. Every Milano resident trim late* hit dog ehmud notif; the polka ehler. A deg may be reclaimed within 19 daya alter K U .impound* ed. Impounding chargee made to tbo dog ommr will be 9tJ9 per day. After » daya, the dog may be — Funeral Friday For W. 0. Chesser Funeral nrvictt lor Wfllla* Own Clxiwr, ADl, who died Sunday at BathaMU Naval Hoapital, wlQ ha held at l p. m. FriSay at Oraakow Funeral Home, with Chaplain William Haarn at Ua Sinford NAS riflclatin*. Bur­ ial win ha la E m ir r n Came* tary. Mr. Chatt«r, jo, [• survived by bla wife, Waaatta Virginia Chea­ Loogwood'a Boy Scout Troop SM ter; U n a aooa, Gaarf* William Fawtey, Cbaatar Fawtay and Wil- will hava n troop committoe meet* log tonight at Scoutmaster Bill Brldge’a home, 101 Concord Dr., Titans Sign Abadie Fern Park. The meeting wM atari NEW YORK (UPI)—Peter Ahe- at T:M p. m. dle Jr., former and from Tulane Tbo troop will go on a camping University, haa signed with the trip May 14. Bridge aaid. Tbm Now York Than* of the American ■coul* arc deciding Utla week Jule Football League. The 0-3, 110- where they want to go. peund gridder w u daecribod a* . A flrat aid and awlmmlng toan "aacellent atructor. Arthur F. Lae, haa offer­ ed his services to the troop, Bridgg ■aid WedMsday. North Orlando raaideni* may not keep dote when they are not the anlmal'a true owner*. Anyone who own* a dot that la mean, become* a auUapee to the community or, who abandon* an animal, will be guilty ad a. ml*demeanor. Longwood Scout Mooting Tonight W -~ « - Fourteon Navymen at the Sonflpfd Naval Air Station rnenlvod modal* at ■ Captain's laapaetion nmadneted last wank by CapL Bob* Bft W. Wire, commaodlag officer. 0 . 1. Jenkins, IDS, rocolved the Navy Occupation Sadvko Madal with Bmupo Clasp gad tbo Na­ gy DICS WIST WASHINGTON (UPI) - Hobart Froat, tbo celebrated New Eng­ land poet, la vlflitiag ifea captUl this weok to roOaw hi* Iteonao as on* of. our locvmost uneonsulted congreation*1 eonsukante. m a t drifted late this highly specialised 11m of work a couple of foam ago whan the Library af Congrna appointed Mm to th* 'Operation Earthworm' Project Underway that thia achool of psychiatry was off boat io viewing a n as the fund*mantel motivation of buman ggigiSgigC "Tbo'ruling paaakn In man." ho aald, "la minding oath othar’a it of oonaultant In pantry in business." If ho worn minding Congress’ gllah. Aa might bo oapotted af a four- business, Front would atep trying time PulUaar Priaa winner, ho served with tumor and distinction. Something "new has boon addAnd, aa ho himself oboarvod, bo ad" at the Main Oat* area of NAS Sanrord. "Operation Earthworm" went into effect Wednesday with the arrival of ladlea representing the Driftwood Circle of the Sanford Cardan Club. , After unloading their earthmanicuring tools and. a number of sicstlent shrubs, ’ the distaff gardener* began tiwlr teak af LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - 0. planting and trimming; working Y. Whitney** Tmpton gaining pari the noon hour before the Job Driftwood Circle Starts Cleanup, Planting Project K Tompion Top Derby Choice ■tern aoppert by tbo minute, rated n heavy favorite for Saturday’s Eostnsby Dolby today as tsaiaero paradsg to * 0 secretary’s office to aama tM r benaa far tbo ftrat of th* Triple Crown classics. Rifle Club tten lor the Florida State Garden Show which will be held in San­ ford next December. AU' civk argaaisatlona and local business­ man a n encouraged to aid in this project, by Instituting beautifleagrounda. Sanford residents an also urged to land (hair support la assisting th* Garden Club to enhance the beauty of tbolr com­ munity. Current Chairman of the Drift­ wood Cirri* ll Mrs, Lorraine Lugford and - Mr*. F ru Mackey is aidant-elect. Project chairman Mr*. CMhy„ Jdqwa. y UPI Foreign Editor The yellow waters of ths Golden Hern bisect Istanbul, aweeping In­ land In n graceful curve. Blander minaret* split th* skyline on eith­ er side, with hem and there the mushroom dome of a mosque ris­ ing from a clutter of architecture both old and new, Small craft lla at anchor along the sides, and farther nut the larger ships of nil nations. 8tretchlng away,, across Istan­ bul's seven hills, are the remnants of ancient Roman walk orqrtad against such nnrlent enemies aa Attila The Hun and the Goth*. Today, farther to the north at the narrowest point of th# Bos­ porus, submarine nets guard against surprise attack by Russia. Along the benks of the Golden Horn in recent days student de­ monstrators raised the chant: “Resign Mcndare*. Freedom. Fro*, dom.” They massed in the streets and before the governor's office, and police mined tbo two draw bridges of the Golden Horn to prevent their entering Istanbul’* European quarter. The outburst agaiaat th* govern* and a luck of consumer good* con­ tributed to unreal. And, In addition, fiercely hide, pendent Turk* have become In­ creasingly rastlass under the goveminent'* Iron-flited determina­ tion to eupproM oil criticism of tbo roglmo. Eight Turkish newapapsr edi­ tors now are in Jail because they published dispatches whieh draw the govornmsnt’f Ire. A year ago thia oorrsspondont set in an Istanbul hotel with an Istanbul editor. He already waa under sentence for one such of. fens# and soon would be triad for another. But ho gave no sign he would retreat, what he considered his democratic duty. Touching off the student flareup waa a govarnraant measure giv­ ing a parliamentary committee ■weeping powers to invvtlfate "destructive and Illegal" activities of the opposition Republican Party htadsd by former President lemet Ta yam, my frienda, who rated for ato an Mar S, I ontamd mgr m B M ann appn Mnllan. Yow contimnod actlva nnppart t l bn J. C. Hutchison D M rkt L P Seminole P opular Brands County at F arrell's •Sank Pwtfk," la M r Arcade Package Store th# Movteland Drivmln. an th* original stag* graduation which opiwad ea Broadway In 1N9 P in t, laniard Wn Q to 7 m Vnl«n It U with a deep aenie of humility that I would Uke to expreu mjr appreciation for the support given me Ia Tuesday's election. Arthur H. Beckwith, Fd. Fot. Adv. Qua SinceAs JhanJu y? i - ij{;f s, - .* * ■ ■ • *r to o il o f you w ho s u p p o r f o d o n d v o t e d * .v. for jour fo r G o v o r n o r of F l o r id o £. i ’ V* St; m . ■ J • .’--i-.i -— - , t r l z jj-.l. wm m •> ■ , •‘ RvI 1 II ’■ em 'V■L.-'i -a.jv '-i55 »to#4r.* n'' . 1 )isi|bV?Y* ----------------------------- -------------------- W KiofV V ■u-*> Iff* .V �Thom. May B, 1060—Pgfg 0 | /W : ;.“V*. * '» \ f T.M ’ ' :fj ill, - if . -. A j: il DEAR ABBY: I know a man, about 60, and a woman, 60, who have gone together fo r ten y e a n . N either haa ever been m arried. He alw ays told her ha couldn't m arry h er because hia m other didn’t approve. Hia m other haa been dead three y e a n and the situation ia still the same. T h at m an practically Uvea a t her apartm ent. He picks her up every* evening a fte r work and they go m arketing to­ gether. Then ahe fixes him supper in her apartm ent and they watch T \’V together. He bought h e r a dog and they caH it their “ baby,” She seen aa much of him aa 1 ace of m y husband—only he goes home nights. Don’t you think Someone should step In and put a stop to th is scandalous way of living? JU ST ASKING y DEAR ASKING: W hat’s scandalous about it? w 1 THE P I N ' E C R E S T P - T A elected new officers this week at a special meet­ ing of the group. L eft to rig h t are Mrs. John Carlton, John Sikes. Mrs. Stew art Gntchel, Mrs. E. Higginbotham, Mrs. Gordon Stanley nnd School Principal Mrs. M argaret Reynolds. <Herald Photo) ity Gets I960 Heart Fund gnition At State Meeting Seminole County received special recognition in the recently conclud­ ed I960 Heart Fund. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Munson returned Monday from the Annual Statg Heart meeting in Miami. Mrs. Munson was given the Ameri­ can Heart Association Award for distinguished service in the Heart Association and blood vessel dis­ ease. Dr. Munson, chairman of the lo­ cal medical advisory board and Ernest Southward, president of the local council, were elected to the atate board of director*. f “ ‘ For New Year The itate-wide campaign of the association achieved a record total of over ITOO,000 in fundi. Plant will ba made for carrying out through the coming year the Heart Aaaociation'a threefold program of Research, Education and Com­ munity aervlce. In iU abort elevenyear history, the Heart Association has become one of the largest vol­ untary health groups in the stale. The P-TA of Pinecreat Element­ ary School held their first meeting of the achool year on Monday at the achool. The election of officer*, deci­ sions about future pro)ect* and committee report* were the main topic* of discussion at the meet­ ing. Joe Davia waa given the past presidents pin in recognition of his service to the association over the last year. The new officer* for nest year Of all knowledie the wise and are Edmond Chevalitr, president; good seek moat to know them­ Mr*. Gordon Stnnley. vice presi­ selves. —Shakespeare dent; Mr*. Stewart Gatcbcl, cor­ responding secretary; Mrs. Earl S. Higginbotham, recording secre­ NEED MORE tary; Mrs. John Carlloo, historian and John Sikes as the new treas­ M O D E R N IZ E urer. The projects that were discussed • FLORIDA ROOM • BATHROO^ and voted upon were a scholarship • BEDROOM • ROOF — fund for a needy Seminole County • CARPORT • HIDING student, beautification of ibe school • PORCH ENCLOSURE • GENERAL REP grounds, equipment and supplies for a achool clinic, improvement NO DOW N PAYM ENT of tha Safety Patrol. Tlta P-TA board recommended that this ycar’fjHooty be uae$)eward three seta of approved encyclopedias for uae in the claisroams, appropriate floo toward the purchase of a weihing machine In the lunchroom A N N O U N C IN G for linens used In the lunchroom and tha health clinic and rcaenriag NEW 10 Y R . F I N A N C I N G ON HOMES $2M for next year** budget. Ail other money could bo uaed for CHECK THESE OUTSTANDING FEATURES library booki to help meet the BUILT ON YOUR LOT. growth of the school enrollment, Ibe board suggested. CONCRETE BLOCK COMPLETE ELECTRIC A" CONCRETE SLAB COMPLETE 1*1,1’MBING (OR WOOD FLOOR) » YR. BONDED ROOF JALOUSIE DOORS INTERIOR STUDDING JALOUSIE WINDOWS EXTERIOR PAINTING ► Fellowship Day Planned Friday No Down Payment - Low Monthly Payment! S1HLER CONSTRUCTION CO. a m N. ORANGE AVE. ORLANDO GA 4-6196 » NAMK .............. i h h a n a ............ 1 1 J Kgi i .1 PHONE ... REMODELING .»nwi•••**«mwMMl S E W HOMB *.n*nhiw«*l»wi»HW«* H CALL OR WRITE US TODAY | By Abigail Van Buren The Church women of Sanford will lake part in the nationwide observance of May Fellowship Day, Friday at 10 a. m. at tho First Methodist Church. Tho. program ia sponsored by the United Council of Churchwomen w i t h Mrs. Gua Schmah president, presiding. Ken McIntosh will he tho guest speaker end tho theme win be "Citizen ahip.” Special music will be presented by Mrs. Ashby Jones, Mrs. W, W. Tyre and Mra, Barnard Harkey, accompanied by Mra. T. C. O'Steen. Following tbo program ■ social hour will bo hold in McKinley Hall and refreshments served. DEAR ABBYi I aay when a m arried couple goes out (in a car) with another m arried couple, each wife should ait with h er own husband. My co-worker says thla is definitely MIDDLE-CLASS. She says it is HIGHCLASS for the wife of one couple to sit w ith the husbapd of the other. Also, she says if two women ait together in th e back seat while th eir husbands sit to­ gether in the fro n t seat, th n t Is LOWCLASS. Is there anything to what ahe says, or am I correct? M J . F, DEAR J . F .: W hen two m nrried couplea go out together, it is nlways cor­ rect fo r the husband to sit w ith his own wife. It Is never correct for a man to sit w ith his friend’s wife. In cases where the wives are very friendly and the husbands have a grent deal in common, it is perm is­ sible for the wives to sit in the back atid the husbands in the front. DEAR ABBY: 1 am a 10-year-oId girl with a problem. I know th at girls are not aupposed to run a fte r boys, but If we don’t run a fte r them, how are we supposed to catch them ? JAN MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UP!) — Runaway heirei* Gamble Bene­ dict Torumbeanu I* expecting a haby, and if U’a a boy ha wilt have the Romanian nama for "George/* Gamble, who eloped to marry* Romanian • bom Andra Porumbeanu, laid the haby !■ expected the eecond week in January. She and Porumbcanu broke the new* from tha raaort hotel here where he work* aa an assistant manager in charge of "gucat relation*. Gambia and her .1S-year-old huaband married against her family'* wlahca April S at Hendersonville N, C.. after a secret flight from New York. Both laid they hav* not de­ cided on a nama for tha baby except that it would be Romanian. Andre aaid It might ba Gheorghe Constantine, the given name of hit father. He aaid it was Gamble who tuggested a Romanian name. She aaid ahe would be happy to have her baby here in Miami, but "It doesn’t matter where." Tha couple defied* court order* and Gamble’* grandmother, Mr* Henry Harper Benedict, to marry. (JomMo had been plated In the cuetody of her grandmother by a glrla’ court judge and Andre had been told to atay away, from bar. She flrat ran away with Pommbeanu the night of her faihionable debut party, Bailing foe Europe on New Year'a Era. They were found In Faria, ataying with friend*. The Benedict family law. yer and Gambia** brother went to Pari* and brought her home. Gamble's grandmother aald aft­ er the two were married that aho had "warhad her hands" of both of them. „ Wilson School Program Friday Wilion School children will pre­ sent a ipring program of dances and long* Friday night. Tha cele­ bration In honor of May Day will be put on by the four grades In the achool. * ' It will be held in tha school audi­ torium and will atari a t T:66 p. aa. DEAR JA N : Girls are not supposed to "catch boys. N othing *makea a boy run faster than being chnsed. W hen you see a boy you like, ignore him. He']) soon won­ der w hat’a wrong w ith him and he'll s ta rt chasing you ju st to prove to himself thnt he can catch you. Then—you’ve "caught” him. MIAMI (UPI) — Seven weeks ago four prominant Cubans wait­ ed tensely ’beside a highway 66 miles from Havana for a plane that would fly to the United Slates mainland.. One of the Cuban! was Lasaro Dama to Montealnoa, a former lieutenant rolonel who had been in charge of the prison of Castil­ lo do Principe in Havana under tha regime of ousted Cuban Pre­ sident Fulgencio Batista. The others ware hia daughtar and her husband, MaJ. Santiago Rodri­ gues, and another Cuban who wanted to flea hia native country. A small, fa it plane roared In from the east and settled on the highway. The four would-be refu­ geea rushed for it, and na they did ao, hidden aoldiert opened fire with machine gun*. Ramseys Take First In Bridge The anldiera arrested the four Cubans and the two United States citizen* who had brought the plane in from Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The government of Cuban Pre­ mier Fidel Castro salted on the inrident to launch n propaganda attack against tha United State*. Cuban official* aaid it proved a U. S. conspiracy of aggrasiion. Wednesday, the U. S. government answered the Cuban charge. A federal grand Jury her* indict­ ed the two U. S. flier* nnd a Cu­ ban ritlaen and charged the whole affair was cooked up in Havana to supply tha Castro government with anlt-U. 8. propaganda. The grand jury indicted on# of the fliers, William J. Shargalis, S3 of North Hollywood, Fla., to "an agent of n foreign principal, namoly tha govarnmant of Cuba." It indicated tha other filer, Howard L. (Swede) Rundqulst, 36, of Miami, apparently waa a dupe in tha case. The earn* charge placed against Shergali* Waa placed against Hec­ tor Garcia Soto, 36, a Cuban cilitan and purchasing agent for the Cuban air force since November of 1B6B. According to the govern­ ment, he nnd Shergalia arranged the flight. Goads was arrested Wednesday by Fftl agents as he stepped off ■ plane arriving from Cuba, Shar­ on n* and Kunquiat still are in Jail In Cuba, where they have been in custody since tha ill-starred flight. Tha U. S. Justice Department in Washington aaid it plans no Im­ mediate atep* te have Shergali* and Rundqulst, returned to this country for trial even though Shergali* was reported to have told the U. S. Embassy in Cuba that Cuban officials hired him to rig tha flight. for your wonderful support in my candidacy for County Commissioner, District 1. If elected, I will do my best to represent you and work for Seminola County’s progress. Lagal Notice Mr. nod Mri. Cljde Rapiiry of v o T tra n r r a n r a a m s e row Sanford won first place in Sanford VaraTIXN, M.llftNfl ASD I I U . Duplicate— Bridga Club gamta, di­ ItOMVO A STBMKT. WHOM IT MAV ro N i'K I lS 'l rected by Mrs. Peter Sehaal for the TOTou will t . k * notice t h s t tha Recreation Dapartment. c i t y fo m m U - I n n nf the d i g nf Hanford, Kloilds. s t t i s e P. M , on Second place went to Cecil r d day of Slay. 111*. In Iti* Rinas, Sanford, and Gall Supan- tt'hl l. r I lI’ommlsslonera* do o m a t tha slck, Orlando, while third plare n i y Halt In Ilia iTItr I>r Hanford, honor* were tied by tha Anna Florida, will consider and d . l a r mine w h e th er o r not the City O'Regan-Mr*. Leonard Sirclch and will rtoie, va ca te and abandon Frank Murphy • Paul Moglevang a n y r l s h l nf t h e Clly and th* teams of Orlando. public In and In tha a i r r e t h e r e ­ Play resumes at 7:M p. m. today i n a f t e r deerribed. l o - w llt , Third B tretl from Ita Interand the pubtie la Invited. Tha club terllon with Ben Marcoa meets in the Tourist Center. Avenua an tha w a it, a ae t In Fund Raising Meet The Seminole Asso. for Retarded Children will hold their regular monthly meeting May B at I p. m. at tha Little Kad School Houso. Plana for ■ fund raising campaign will bo discussed. I n In ieriec llo n w ith Mellenvllla Avenue. Persons Interested m a y ap p ea r and ba he ard s i t h e time and place above sperlflrd. P IT T rnUMIHHION O r T U B P I T T O r SANPOItl), FLOHHIA Hr H, K. Tamm, J r . Oily t Clerk. publlah Map I. 1111. eta# EASY COME, EASY GO! 1----- siH-----------RHeF“ n.oo-in to.on n. 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IT'S POWERFUL STUFF! The primary election gave us more than n total of m for each candidate—it pointed out emphatically that county's population in making demands on *11 phases of Q u o ta b le Q u o te s ; w We’re going to have to have more voting booths and prednet polling placet. The growth ' of the population has - bfpught the biggest voting registration list the county ever h is bad and many people who couldn't east ballota during . working hour* formed long lines for a couple of houri after i 7 p.m . pod doting time. : V t Providing additional voting machinery will be one of the tasks of the eounty commissioners who have said in the ttmpaign that they want to serve the votcra and wa will : point this out to them again later. always bsUava your nwa eyes and ■art). In spite at John Kennedy's victory |a Wisconsin, wa never board a single person express n solid preference for him. Na Democrat wa talked to wants him ta toad tha ticket against Vice President Nixon. Wn asked this question time and lima again: “Who da yau think win wto tha Democratic nomina­ tion la Lae AagatosT" Tha mast frequent answers wars thaaa two: "I hops It Isn’t Kennedy" and “I am Sfrald it win be Kennedy." Not ooe person wa talked to Mid, "I hope it la Kennedy." These Democrats don’t say they’ll vote agalait him—or for him. They gsney about where to apply a tourniquet Press bard right over the rut and you’ll generally stop bleeding, even without n tournl- jgtlft. If the victim Is breathing and you hsvo his bleeding stopped. then that’s about atl a toyman can do till a doctor arrives, except to keep him warm and If be Is con­ scious reassure him that an am­ bulance will toon pick him up. Remember, too, ’ that soapsuds make a very good disinfectant In fact, some surgeons never paint the akin with Iodine or other med­ ical antiseptics, but Just use strong soapsuds! For soap forms an alkali In’ wa­ ter and this kills germs. A similar alkaline treatment helps stop the midnight throbbing of n tooth with oxposod pulp. Just stick a little dry baking soda In tha cavity, and the aching will usually cease till you caa get to your dentist next morning for more complete ears. If you are eenelUva to'poison Ijry, lather your skin with strong soapsuds before you go on a hike and let the suda dry on your akin. As toon as you return, then lather up again sod wash thor­ oughly, for the soap removes the died t t the hospital. Bo oily exudate of tha fry, which con­ pentagonoeta. There are several strains of this tains the Irritating substance. rime. One ef the went la murkothsr caustic alkali, quickly drink ophronla. water and vinegar, or fruit‘Juices, Murkophrento was only recent­ and aspirin (which to also an ly Identified la Its pun form by acid). terrible tampered Dan Bleed, the On the contrary, If a person Wilkes-Barre (Pa.) Democrat. Ha ■wallows add, drink plenty of wa­ was aapoeed to this extremely ter but try to get Miking soda or contagious strain at a recent hear­ soapsuds down the hatch as soon ing ef the defense appropriations as possible, for they neutralise subcommittee. ■rid and vice versa. For poison eases, dilute fast Per n fun day. Flood, a man of with liquids, such as water and crisp words with Mack mustache milk. And produce vomiting M to match, squirmed under a barsoon na, possible until stomach pumping can occur. benefits. I’m surprised It Assent include maternity benefits.” ALBANY, N. Y .- Oev. Nelson A. Rockefeller, an Vice President Richard M. Nixon’s impUcatlon that Rocksieltof should , have a pUca an tha national Republican tickat: “Did ha aay what plaseT* DENVER - Methodist Bishop G. Bromley Otbim, adding theo­ logical weight to speculation about what future space travelers will find: "It Is reasonabls to bellevs that the Eternal who created man placed him upon many planets." thought be was the best man and because I figured wa needed a change. I still like Mm even though I don’t agree with him on everything. I. think he Is a great Amaiieaa, a good man, and that ha -has dona a good Job. "But, 1 don’t likt Nixon. Nothing I can really put my finger on; 1 Just don’t like Mm. He gives Urn Impression that he’s a slick politician. Maybe ho is the twisted waxed tips of hie mus­ tache twangod In the braese. “You long-haired characters In research,'* be raved, “ate developtog a barrier between yourselves and the people you are trying to reach. This murky language, this murkophrento, la creating a se­ mantic barrier which to defeating The most deep-rooted pentogono*Is germ, however, was identi­ fied sometime ago by Ben. Stephen Young (D-Obte) whose own words usually run two syllables ta sen­ tences of five or six words. The Young-Identified atraln to known as “cMIbralna" or “fivestar frostbite." In some circle* it’s known as saow-joMtto. There's ne known cure for It ease you got tt. The first symp- s“Iwf f aIn& the precess." SANTA MONICA, Calif- - Ac­ tress Ana Kashira reply to a Judge’s statement that sbo malt anwser questions about whether her ex-busband Marlon Brando has been allowed to visit their son: “WtU, isn’t that too bad." This m u wee a t automobile dealer. Since he was m talk*. tlve, wa steed kirn If ha thought Niioa could ba beat. “Yes," ha Mid, "I think Stevenson can beat him. People trut Stevenson. TheA ether times bn ran, ba up* atelnet the Eisenhower name. Nison doesn’t have n n a |lc name, Besides, 1 think Nison Is tofnf to enter the race looking like ■ hand-picked big machine candi­ date. It looks like ba has worked a let ad little deala to get the semination. I think moat Amerlcaaa don’t like political deals— and this wQl work against him, "Staveaaoa win bn entering them race as an underdog. As I see it,w he'll have tour advantages over Nixon. Oos, he certainly won’t ba handed the nomination on a ■aver tray. U be gets the nomina­ tion it won’t look like a smug political deal. Ho will enter the election a* a winner of a hard fought battle. “Second, as 1 said, he’ll start out as an underdog. In football, or a prise fight, or almost any- m thing, Americans like to see an v underdog - eome from behind nod beat the favorite, This will bo an advuUge. “Third—this time he won't be up against a great war hero. And fourth— this to aw ls an Import­ ant one—there are more Demo­ crats in the United States than there are Republicans. This time 1 think the Democrats are go­ ing to vote for a Democrat." & And that was one man's opinion. w Nest week, we'll bo In Wis­ consin. And even though the Kenoedy-Humphrsy race la history, maybe we can pick up a morsel or two—now that the dust has set­ tled a bit. To The People of Seminole County, !■ replied: “111 tuns you tt. PAUL, Ulan. (UP!) _ nr sergeant. I’m manly When • transient enters the Un­ ion Ootpel Mission hero, ho leaver on the ( at the door any alcoholic bev­ Often, erages he’s carrying. And the fwkn&.Jg,.. ■ ^ mlsston now hns an extensive become afflicted with five-aided catalogue ef mntsoal concoctions. words. This disease U known M "The man who drinks this staff auper-aylteMtoais. to • truly psychotic individual." An officer, badly afflicted, tes­ says Harold Mordb, mlsston di­ tified the other dart *Th§ Amy rector. “Everything to gone, tahad only seven mdefinlUsed con­ etodtag his self-n m e t r tracts outstanding on Juno M." Nearly all the "drinks" i n pot Then, at If eaeourygefcby the fto- n m h . Month lists those among. r m of these five syllable, he wont This eat "The Navy to still having deftnlttoatioa." A new, as-yot-unnamed strain— temporarily tailed, "the tea have It* — to spreading fast. You can tell when a man has It, for he uses words like -fteaJMtowtoe,- or “erphaalae." One brass hat get DAILY CROSSWORD should bo parted. But the sound­ ness of tin principle can be seen la the fact that la twe years time ba turned 9M,m la Investment! Into 9M.SM in Income from sal­ aries. Stock profits and sales of MSOU. Clark credited hie sueeese part­ ly to Ms ability to understood teenagers. I am net certain I ondemand teeoagerr but I do un­ derstand Stas,tot. which to why I decided ta Join them. Something I do not uadorstand to Mm system that dark used to name Ms companies. In June ho formed the January Music- Corp. add to July ho organised - tha f r t W D Carp. The March Production Carp, ■too was formed la July wharaaa the Watltogford Realty Cusp.; named after hte heme town |g PenneyWeals, was formed to buy property In Delaware. While Clerk was explaining all to this, I tat at the prtssiabto pretending to taho notes, hut what I really w u d e ia g was trying to eaWi hls eye. I was hoping he might spot mo as a talent find and tlga mt up tor his “Amoricm B i id i l i id 1 tkfttg w r m think I havTall uTqteltflcattoas to tun out a hit record. 1 moan I can’t ting very well and when It comes to playteg the guitar 1 am as leapt as the best of item. WW II ntntelo bUm S I’ rtSL.’*" Mothers Day Aay Wave 111 a r te a r - ■ SECOND WAVE WJ50 laehdaa Bty Hog and Shaping Guaranteed Betlefsrtlmi . Atr .CeadUaned • Baft Water * Tap Velas Btempa A l tha members of the Bryant campaign eosamittna to cowily Join with Farris Bryant In iip r n s lH I inanal M frariatton far your fine support of ppr Harrietts Beauty Nook VETERANS LET US ASSIST YOU IN OBTAINING A VALOAN | *,q_.. i, i %*11 ji jtf. ^ 4 ? t •• «., Ais « • I- to finance the construction of a home for you on your own lot. If you don't hovt o lot, we’ll help you find ont. N O DOW N PAYM ENT - CLOSING COSTS O NLY; 1 f �* H *. Navy Wives Club | Memorial Service Plans Luncheon !Observed By Navy Wive* Club 211 met tbit week for their regular business *e*»lon. The presiJent. Nell Kulzer, thanked the member* who participated in the cancer drive i and thoic who stayed home and baby tat for mother* taking swim­ ming lesion* at the base. By applause of the members, a show of thanks wa* given to Nell Kutzcr. Mary Leighty. Betty Place and Carol Leroe for the superb Job rendered on the drapes of the recently-opened Acey-Duecey Club. The resignation uf secretary. Joan Clevenger, was accepted and Mary Fucito was elected the new secretary. A covered-dish layetta luncheon will be held May *> at 1 p. m. at the EM club. All members are asked to bring an article of baby wear to be added to the layette. Gloria Sikes, was welcomed as a guest. Host­ esses were Ruin Weddeke, Brenda Markland, and Carol Leroe. Norman He Vrre Howard Chapler. United Daughters or the Con­ federacy, met recently In observ­ ance of Southern Memorial Day. T 'e group met at the home of Mr*. W. n. Dyaon with Mra. J. H. Truluck as ro-hosess. The memorial program was opened and closed with prayer by the chaplain, Mra. G. E. Mc­ Call. Roll call or veiaran* was made by Mr*. M. It. Strickland and dtreaied member* nsmed were called by Mra. David Cald­ well. Guest speaker - of the day was Judge Ambrose Olliff. General program chairman for the event wa* Mrs. F. E. Roumlllsl. Following the memorial serv­ ice, a short business session was held with Mra. Caldwell presid­ ing in the absence of the presi­ dent, Mrs. Edmund Melsch. Mr*. A. B. Wallace, nominating commit­ tee chairman, announced that Mrs. Strickland would be the new presi­ dent of the chapter, for tha com­ ing year. For May 8 Wedding (pstiisjonalik MISS IIKTTIE CAROL HERMAN, center, i« shown reccivliiK a Rift from Mrs. IrvIiiR Pryor a t the party in hor honor nt the Pryor home. Co-hnstcss Miss Nnncy Lee Pryor is also in th e picture. (Herald Photo) Graduation Party Honors Miss Bettie Carol Herihan Mrs. Irving Pryor . and her nicer, Nancy Lee I’ryor, enter­ tained at their home, 209 Marga­ ret Road, Monday afternoon1from 3:30 to 5 p. m. honoring Mist Bettie Carol Herman, a member of the i960 graduating d ais of Seminote High School. Miss Her­ man has worked during the school year through the DCT program in Mr. Pryor's office. The party rooms were decorat­ ed with arrangements of a varie­ ty of flowers in the class colors of red and white. Tha serving Mrs. D. E. Uglclrcc has return­ ed to her home on 15th Street after an interfiling six weeks visit with her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Scarbrough in New York City. In addition lo taking, in-the sights of New York, Mrs. Ogletrae also vlsiled points of Interest at Long Island, and Princeton and Flemington, N. J. Miss Iva Spauding, owner of the Ben Franklin Variety Store, spent the day. Monday at a store manegement meeting In Atlanta, Ga. Mra. R. A. KIIloll and sons, Skip, Rob and Danny or Springfield, Tenn., are spending a three weeka vacation with har mother, Mra, J. L. Benton and her listers, Mra, K. R. Edwards and Mrs. J. C. Douthiett. Mr. Elliott plana to Join the family later for a short visit before they return heme. Family Reunion Mrs. Robert W'orkman, of Elimar, W. Va., and her aider, Mrs. Hugo Berllni of Oak Ridge, Teim. and children are visiting their parenla, Sir. and Mra. Norman Miller and their grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gerheardt. A family reunion wai held re­ cently at the beautiful home of the Millars on Lake Butler. ABOARD THE SKYLARK — are left lu tig h t, France* Strickland, John Lovtlnce, DUn Aiken and Buddy Kirk. Graduates Feted On Cruise Send Flowers For Mother's Day! • Fin* Selection Blooming Plante • Mixed Bouqueto * Dish Gardens • Room * Cerastes • Carnations * Cut Easter Lilies Flowers Wired Anywhere Anytime A. Those attending were the honorre, and the Misses Kathy Car­ los, Flora Mae Richardson, DrVirah Walker, Fay Noel, Barba­ ra Reck, Francca Laney. Annette Yalei, Ola B. Yales, Ruth Ann Dunlap, Margaret Fortsan. Patty Griffith, Barbara Grif­ fis, Linda Spivey, Colleen Matthewa, Barbara Thomas, Pat Siune, Nancy Butler. Linda Bar­ nett, Lois Marino, Phyllis Mes­ ser, Pat Fryec, Joyce Weinmann, Phyllis Plcklesimer and Cecilia MUsted. Birthday Party Honors Linda Linda Riggs, daughter ef Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Riggs was guest of honor at an Informal hirthday parly recently at her home. Linda waa two years old and her couilns and grandparents helped her celebrate. Guest* were her gramlparcnli, Dorcas Circle Mr. and Mrs, Roy Collins of Os­ teen and Mrs. Myrtle Riggs of Up­ Holds Auction ton, Ky.. her cousins, Frances, The Dorcas Circle of the Upsala Nancy and Janet Rlsgs, her broth­ Community Presbyterian Church ers. Sieve, Ronle, Mickey and her met for their monthly meeting parents. al Ihe home of Mra. Florence Starnes on Grapeville Ave. with Miss Avis Starnts as co-hostess. The president Mra. Clover Mam opened the meeting with a devo­ tion and Mrs. Belle Bsllenger led BROWNIE TROUP JM in prayer. Miss Edith Spears read Brownie Troop 3(2, and leader, a story from "The Presbyterian Life". After the general business Mrs. Ambrose Oltff, went out to session led by Mrs. Marrs, a Skate City for a skating party "While Elephant" sale was con­ Saturday. They were also accom­ panied by Mr*. Dare Dearolph, ducted hy Mrs. Daisy Dowell. Refreshments of cake and cof­ Mr*. Neil Johnson, and Mrs. Tom fee were served by the hoalessei Stcwari. Refreshments and skat­ to Mri. Amanda Reaves, Mrs. ing were enjoyed by Martha Bent, Belle Bsllenger. Mrs. Elsie Rose- Luanne Dangleman. Dianne Dear* line. Mrs. Eunice Marlin, Mra. olph, Angela Elmore, Marcia Gay, Sara Hodges, Mrs. Belle Ross- Karen Johnson, Linda Kaolt, Ka­ man, Mra. Dally Dowell, Mrs. thy Ryan. Jan Simpson, Rhonda N. Hawthorne, Mrs. Mary Har- Smith, Christie Stewart, Nancy key, Mrs. Freds Daniels, Mrs. Swann, Kathy Tiilii, and Judy Dorothy l.loyd. Mrs. Ruth Andes, Youghlade. Miss Edith Spears and >llss INTERMEDIATE GIRL SCOUT TROOP 294 Clara Speari. Intermediate Girl Scout Troop 204 enjoyed another weekend at Camp Ticochee recently. They participat­ ed in awlmmlng, canoeing, biking and cooking In Ihe rain. Miss Frances Cobb, leader of Uic troop, look these campers; Sue Orient), THURSDAY Linda Stapler, Linda Wabb, Lynda Bedenbaugh, M a r t h a Mobiliseil, Firat Presbyterian Church West­ Angela Hurt, Rowans Van Pelt and minister class aupper at CIO p. m. Mary Jean Turner. Red Cross First Aid clagl 7 to MRS. ROBB'S INTERMEDIATE 9 p. m. GIRL SCOUT TROOP First Rapllst.Royal Ambassadors Intermediate Girl -Scout Troop meet at 7 p. m. hraded by Mrs. F. N Robb tbit Girl Scouts meet In the First has no number but plenty of girls Presbyterian Church at 3:13 p. m. baa been exceptionally busy. Last Westminister class supper at (;30 week they entertained the Mh p. m. grade srouti from Ihe All Souls Deacons and Deacunesspa hold Catholic Church and their leader, their regular meeting in the Con­ Mrs. Marcel Faille. Mri. Robb’s gregational Christian Church at troop put on a beatnik akil to 7:M p. ». tbe delight «f all the girls. FRIDAY This week they are eooking for­ May Fellowship day sponaored by the United Council of Church Woman begins at 10 a. m. In tha First Mathadlst Church. Kenntth McIntosh la guest speaker. F. R A M S A Y , Florist Bipen Ave. nt Railroad Crossing lo the honorees. Olhera attending Dian and har eacorl, Ruddy Kirk were Miss Sally Williams, Truman and Francca and John Lovelace. Ttoutncr, Janet Glenn, Tom Ray­ nor, Jean Southward, Bobby Ga­ bon), Sally Wallace, Bob Willis, Chujuota Church Plans Meetings The Chuluota Community Church held the first In ■ serial of monthly fellowship aupperi list week. Thir­ ty five attended and rnjoyed the covered dish dinner. The church invites all lo attend these events. It Is their hope that by meeting prospective members, and friends, an opportunity to meet with the pastor and people of the Church will Inspire the feeling of fellowship which is the goal of the social activity. Covered dish supper* are plan­ ned for the last Friday of each month. grralb Fanforl Misa Tommye Methvin, brideelect of Harold Johnson, was guest of honor at a bridal shower given by Mrs. J. II. Lee Jp. and Mrs. R- L. Beard at the Beard home on Avacado Ave. last week­ end. Pink and white'flower arrange­ ments were used throughout the house and the center arrange­ ment of the refreshment table featured a bride dolt, lighted can­ dles and fern. MDs Methvin was charming in a black dress and white corsage, a girt of the host­ esses. Games were enjoyed and prize! awarded to Mr*. Marian (larman, Mrs. Edward Mossman and Miss Methvin. The pink and white color theme was carried out in the refreahments of cake and fruit punch. Nuts and mints ^ere served In dainty nrt rnverrd cup*, lied wtlh while satin ribbon and lilies of the valley. Invited gursii Included, the honoree, Mrs. Harman. Mrs. Mossman, Mr*. W. McLellan, Mrs. Earle Bronson, Mrs. Ken Campbell, Mr*. G. A. Harris, Mrs. J. q. Galloway. .Mrs. Frink Price, Mrs. Otlo McDaniel, Mrs. Tom Poller, Mrs. C. W. Brown, Mra. J. C. Cooper, Mrs. H. B. Odham, Mra. Travis Chandler, Mrs. Sam Levy, Mra. J. M. Fields, Mrs. J; A. Calhoun, Mri, H. B. Owens. Mr*. R. U While, Mra. J. H. Galloway, Mrs. R. L. Reaves, Mrs. A. D, Rosier, Mrs. Joe Dan; lets, Mrs. W. M. Benson, Mrai Tommy Hanson. Mra. E. W. Petarson. Mrs. J. L. Hardy, Mr*. B. Johnson, Mrs, Shan Winn, Mra. Thomas Galloway, Mrs. It. U Parker, Mrs. J. R. Wells, Mrs. R. Z. Johnson, Mrs, P. F. Galloway and the Miaaes Elisabeth Methvin, Emma Jean Methvla. Linda Parker and Sonja Winn. Girl Scout Diary Church Calendar MUs Ilian Aiken and Miss Frances Strickland were honored Inst weekend with n graduation party aboard the "Skylark", by Mr and Mrs. F. E. Roumlllsl. The party cruised into Lake Mon­ roe, where ainging waa enjoyed and a picnic lunch waa aerved by the The University o Oklahoma air­ hoale, assisted by Mr. ano Mrs. port la the largest la the world M. R. Strickland and Mra. Dick to be used primarily for educa­ Aiken. tional purposes. Graduation gifts were presented FA S-S4M table was overlaid wtlh a hand­ made lace cloth and centered with a silver bowl uf gardenias and oleanders and red tapers In silver candle hotders. Rolled sandwiches of cheese spread, lied with pimiento strips representing diplomas, cookies, nuts, mints and punch vere serv­ ed to the guest*. Gardenia* frozen in ice floated in the cherry-red punch. The hostesses presented a gift to Miss Herman and souvenir favora to the guests. ffljr Miss Methvin Feted At Bridal Shower Chapter Members , Plans Announced Final plans arc announced for the wedding of Mils Linda Wim­ berly to Larry W. Harris. The wedding service will be held at 8 p. m. at the Congrega­ tional Christian Church. Park Ave. and 2tth St. Chaplin Wil­ liam Hearn of the Sanford Naval Air 5lal^>n will officiate at the ceremony, assisted by Dr. Fred Ensmingef of the Congregational Church. Mr. Joseph W. Duggsr. brotherin-law of tha groom will be best man and Mrs. Katherine P. Wat­ kins. aunt of the* bride, will be matron of honor. Following the ceremony, a re­ ception will be held in the church annex. No formal Invitation* are being sent and all friendi of the rouple are invited to both the wedding and th« reception. Thurn. May S, 1980—r a g s S eign meals. Each patrol will have a mother to assist them and they are planning lo cook up some spaghetti, Hungarian goulash, and chill. Girls In this troop are: Linda Perkins, Dunna Ashby, Donna Beswelchcn. Kathy Moore, Sue David­ son. Lynn McHoberis. Herbeth Ann Collier, Connie Stewart, Kathryn Osborne, Elizabeth Rass, Brenda Brantley, Belay Carman, Marsha Curl. Lynda Daffron. Margie Goodspeed, Elaine Hay, Marilyn Hern, Sally Coffman. Kathy Lee, Susy McMurray, Patsy Owens, Brenda Philips, Patty Prescott, Maureen ■Seotl, Sharon Weir, Lours I Wilkins, Sher­ ry Wright, Martha Johnson and Barbara Brown. Mrs. Rohb is as­ sisted, by her - daughter, Sally Robb. . GIKI. SCOUT TROOP 494 Troop 494 of tha Lake Monroe Girl Scouts went on a weekend ramping trip, recently, with their leaders, Mrs. Lyna Giles and Miss Mable Chapman. The 20 girls worked tow ard their camper badges. Tha troop will have a court of awards on May IT at 7:30 p, m. at the Lake Monroe school. All parents of the girls are invited to attend thli special affair. When packing articles that are lo he ahlpped and are likely to ;oa(le in a box, use adhesive tape to fia the articles to the bottom ot the rsrlon before wrapping. •-j* ELGINSPORTSMAN ■t ihl* law prise. 17 |*w«h, ihuk-m.itont, wnlsrpaaf*. ciscan e a r th e m ig r e E liG IN c& u A a wish aftbraekaM* n slh g fltg j M a d e p h lM M Wald JEWELRY STORK 391 R. let FA M ill the opening of our new bake shop* We now make our own rolls and pastries, pics, and cake. Special Ordera for carry-out J.'hank(ljo u For the wonderful vote of confidence and trust which you gave me in the Primary Election on May 3rd. It Wtl bo my ahn to mm that n t h lax payer af 8e artnote Coualy in treatad fairly and courteously. Aa fat (ha past I will warh for (ha beat interest of Ce«a(y. Year cooperation in all aiatiani will ba greatly appreciated. save Special 20 % on any piece... every pattern M ARY IA R LI WALKER Deawcratk Nominee for TAX ASSESSOR OF SEMINOLE'COUNTY. pd. pel. adv. I . a** 114 Magaelia FA S*1I4« Friday and Saturday.: STEAK D IN N ER .............................$1.28 FRIED CHICKEN ....................... $1.18 Above ordera Include vagttablo or fraaeh frioo, hot rolla and coffee or Icod too. Spatial for M o th e r 's Day — M a y S PRIME RIB OF B E E F ......................... ROAST TURKEY * DRESSING;........... ■ (Only Ore Mara Weak — Bade May 14) S W E E N E Y 'S for $2*00 f 1.85 ■ Above .dinmor* include ealod. vegetable , bai rain, coffee or kod tea. ro a s u , w o m UWT. t r - t l SOUTH - n o m w m . 'irlj VavXM Pi It * «Mi A* a*, styling el Ms In* 17- ttn jw w m n y |ra n ■1 Nstsf ishn se washgveiihz M a n e <n»M > �I I * /Wb fresh and PRETTY SALLY Williams models one of the new hair styles from HareU°sleevM riett's Beauty Salon as she gets set i shoulder. for • round of fraduation events. She yearbook has been chosen to represent the (Rainbow shop in the beauticians' fashion • *how, inning To Spend e Clothes Dollar $ s @ ft sx aeo. might ha dlridod In thla t. Tho Ugh acbool girl in the illy probably would get the feet abase * SIN parcoat of clothing dollar. Nest would to tho mother and tho Ughid booth* with shout a n seat each. Father might get • peieeat nod the flrst-graisr iht have about 1S-U percent tbs family's cM rial dSDar SOMETHING NEW and fetching— . ...... „ 4. h#M p , t oon* ■ t^,re* ,n * semble in black and white check and . . . . . , ... r*d ,#c®trim* Shepard found this leisure outfit a t Howe's. IT S TEA TIME for tbe d r l tra d and aha wm look aa lovely and feminine as Marilyn McDaniel does in a Phyl­ lis Daa style from Mary Esther’s. The canary yellow dotted Swiss has a velvet ribbon running through lace ruffles and a wide band of white or­ gandy circles in the s k irt Hats and accessories harmonise. Marilyn, a cheerleader, will go to Agaea Scott College. FOR A GALA evening (say the May Day Ball?) Bonnie Stoffer and her date, BUI Weber, go a little more for­ mal with her blue lace styled by Kabro and his dinner jacket, trous­ ers and dress shirt by Curlee from Purcell’s. Bonnie will attend Florida Southern; Bill will join the service. Enjoy Picnic For Tommy Butner CHuluota Women O rganist lb s woeton of the Chuluots Community Church bm( receatly tn arganUa a Woman# Christian FaBowahlp. Mrs. Joe Armstrong, chairman of the oduciUon commitfeo coeductod tha meating. Tha fallowing oflfcora worn oloetod: and Mrs. E< Ueaaurur. Other# pra Myers, Mr) Mrs. B. J, McDaniels, Mr*. Ray red cloth eArerad Urn-febfefttil It wat cooUrad with a white flora) arrangement, using the elate flowera in a red container aad featured two aUhooettee of graduates, tap­ ped with s big red (figure) SO. A dinner of fried chicken, all tha trimmings and boma made lea cream waa served. • aleavalcis print - Mouse mated with Mild color wnUting >berts4 sa, Caraise Oeterhalm, iffta, Helen Wttard. Bah flail/ Williams, I s / UBeta/ Williams, Tru* utner, Linda Baric/, llr. . Bd Alderman, Frank and the baswrea'a grandlira. Martha Merton. . . . a fun-tima act with tha palilay print repaaled in tha narrow bait and tha atalllon appliqua. Flna cotton broadcloth in gay print ceablnatlona with black abortat alaaa S to IS. bs parted tho -H hVw d-har at on varieua Items might bo Munsingwear Slips Lovely array of Panties, Host Pajamas Smartly Styled KABRO DRESSES Cute Co-ordinates wactivity . . . cool c< classically tailored te Short fir Shirt a m m rrffis a �Thurs. May 5. 1060—rase 7 J a A h io J U G te J 'd td riin q , AHOY* THERE, all boating fans and easua) entertainment goers — Jean* ette Brown Hlcea this two-piece suit from Cowan's, which Is featuring a largo collection of play clothes. Jeanette, Celery Bowl queen last year, would like to be a receptionist after sho graduates. Luxuries-at-drprice COOL and refreshing as a straw­ berry soda and perfect for a chatter I>arty is this white satin-finish cot­ ton dress with deep pockets and red embrolderied daisies on the full skirt. Hollywood Shop has this and other lovely, cool cottons. Model Diana Hayes, a homecoming sponsor this year, plans to attend Florida South­ ern this fall. Vertical draperies used to ktep out ths iun*i direct rays can be left partially open because the sun comet in at the lop of the windows. FASHION HIT at any "splash party" could be the Maillot, a sheath-smooth ■uit with fitted legs—especially in boldly striped knits such as this Jan'tzen from Yowell’s worn by petite Geraldine Luke. And they have "gowitha’ -straw hats, bright beach towels, big tote bags. Geraldine hopes to find a secretarial job after graduation. a new tissue tricot RAVISSANT BEACH PARTIES are popular and Dee Hargreaves will go in a ParForm suit of blue plaid trimmed with ever-pleat white and decorated with a gold pin at the waist. This is one of the many exciting lines at Ro-Jay’s, who have beach jackets, ton. l)ce is head majorette and Key Club Sweet­ heart. feels so .light, marvelously opaguel vi SLIP with divinely ahaped bodies lined and sppUqusd with rose. of lacs. Bliss 12 jo 45, $ 5 .9 5 charm the graduate . PETTISK1RT, toft snd illm, with trltntlsd lacs outlining slash over Imes. __ Bliss Small Medium snd Largs, $ 3 * 9 5 BRIEF, a littlt maatsrpltcs of tailoring, i 1<W. DACRON POLYESTER Hand Washable No or Little Ironing Full-iViitcd deilgn In vertical striped eaiy-caro fabric. Multi-b.mU of whits lacs enclrcts ikirt. Jewel neckline 1* bound With cordinr, Cocoa/White, Blue/ White, Pink/WhJte. . Dresses * .Very Special Gowns We’ve the dresses this special occasion demands . . styles galore; long and short; priced very low. See our stock of very special accessories, lingerie and costume jewelry to complete the outfit. ' 2528 P w k Dr. Pictured are snty two s f a selecUen of D eem s Is drip dry, sllk-like I settees Ugkt ss sir, ia pretty p uisls te keep s lovely Molh.r Forever Ysusg. 8lies 11 Si • 114, “We Invite Charge Accounts1 P riced f t o s i 910.95 • Accredited Charge Account! Welcomed! �Page 8—Thurs. May 5, 1M0 Falatka 10 4 .T14 SANFORD 14 3 .NT Lakeland 10 3 .447 St Pete 4 4 .571 Leesburg 7 7 .500 Orlande 4 4 .333 Tampa 4 A .247 Daytona 4 11 .34? By United Press International Natlaaal Leagne W. L Pet. GB Pittsburgh 13 I .70* ... San Francises 11 4 .447 1 Milwaukee t 4 AM S St. Louis • 7 ,l«3 m Lot Angeles a 10 .444 410 Cincinnati 7 11 .314 310 Chicago t II -ill 4 Philadelphia 4 12 .333 410 Thursday's Probable Pitchers Pittsburgh at Chicago — Witt (IHl) va Draft (0-3). Cincinnati at San Pranciieo— Purcy (0-1) va Aoumelli (Iff). Milwaukee at Loa Angeles— Burdette (3-1) va Podraa (3-1). Philadelphia at St. Louis (night) —Owens (1-2). vi Mixcll (1-1). Friday's Garnet St. Louis at Cincinnati, night Milwaukee at Chicago Philadelphia at Lot Angelas, night Pittsburgh at San Fran., dight American League W. L. Pet. GB New York g s .413 ... Chicago 4 4 .371 t* Baltimore 4 7 .343 10 Washington 7 7 .300 1W Cleveland 7 7 .300 110 Bp J B U T COVINGTON Tbo Sanford Crayboundt ex perWcad cool bats at tbo pitta bon Wednesday night and wont down in defeat at the hand* of tho Lootburg Oriole*, 4-2. R sraa tbo local clubs fifth daHat against 14 orlna, three of which *tra ol the bands of tha Orioles. Tonight the Greyhounds travel la Palatha for an all imporunt gam* against lb* Beds and H could be Urn battle far the num­ ber one spot ia the F8L. Friday Memorial Stadium with the game getting underway at 7:41 p. m. The Qrayhounds, wh* have bees tearing Uw pitching hi the league apart In tha past week, grounded Leesburg pitching. Throe of the btta, bewevm1. were doubles. Bit Dubes was the only Greyhound ■n dOQbisd for the locals. Left bandar Dave fanes started n Urn mouod for tha Orioles end worked five fall innings tod gave IRVING PRYOR BEAMS as ho shown the Sandepur Bowling League plaque to bin winning team. Ih ey are, left to right, Lu Hoaepinn, HI Ogden, Pryor, Jane Pruden, Noami Jackson and Fran McPherson. The league closed out their season Tuesday night at Jet Lanes, (Herald Photo) Tuesday night saw action and excitomant in The Bandspur Bowl­ ing League, aa the girl* rolled their laat games of the season, and then awarded their trophies to the win­ ners. • Irving Pryor, sponsor of U» win­ ning team, I, Pryors’ State Farm Insurance, was on band to receive the sponsor's plaque and la con­ gratulate his team on thak win­ ning record. Lillian Ogden, cap­ tain, presented the award to Pryor u team members Jana Pruden, Wan McPherson, Lu lloaepian and Naomi Jackson, looked on. Roumlllat and Anderson Drugs, ending in last place, atlll carried off all tha , team prltea,. as they ended with high team scratch game and tsrlet, end hlih handl­ Whitehead coming in second. High scratch gam* went to Shirley Simas, and Ruth PhlUlpa look tha second prise. High handicap series was won by Pays Griffin, second spot go­ ing to Lu Hoseplan. High handicap gams was won by DoUia Walts, who beat out Sue Jackson by one Kama* City 4 4 .404 I Detroit 3 4 443 3 Thursday’s Probable Pitchers Chicago at Wasbingtan (sight) —Shaw (1-1) vs Eemmeror (4-1). Cleveland at Baltimore (night) —Hawkins (2-1) vs Pappas (l-l). (Only games scheduled.) Vailed Free* International The Dodger* are ail ahook up today became an old pel and an old nemeila returned to haunt them. Ton In a .couple of clutch hiLn by Del Crandall and It all added up to a triumphant return to Los Angelea for Milwaukee Brave Manager Charlie Drotten and a fourth atralght defeat for the •tumbling world champion* Wed­ nesday night. Manager Walt Aliton aought to end the Dodgers' losing streak by •baking iib hie lineup and start­ ing Don Drytdale on the mound but Drome countered with Bob Buhl, and the hatebet-tacad right­ hander from Saginaw. Mich., bait­ ed Ute Loo Angela* see, l-l, with a gilttaring three-hitter, Battarymate Crandall supplied all tho offense Buhl needed with a run-producing single In tha sec­ ond inning and a homer that snapped a M tie In the ninth. Buhl, a long-time Dodger neraeale, whipped them five times last season and now haa a 11-1 career record against them. Buhl was typically wild with tlx walks but ha struck out five bat­ ters and tha Braves threw up a tight defense behind him that left seven Dodger runner* on has*. Tha victory, the Bravos’ fifth In six games, moved them to within two games of tha first • place Pittsburgh'Pirates ia what Is now a tightly-bunched National League field. The Chicago Cuba handed the Pirates their tccood straight loss. 3-1, the Cincinnati Radi shaded the San Francisco Giants and the St. Louis Car'Inal* beat the Phil­ adelphia FhJiUt, 34, In tha other National League games. The New York Yankees took over first place io tha American League when they lopped the Da- trolt Tiger*. 4-1, and the Balti­ more Oriole* downed the Chicago White Sorf. 4-4.' The Waihlngton Senator* beat the Cleveland In­ diant, T-4. and the Kantaa CUy A‘a defeated the Boiton Bed Sot. 3-3. AUton'a new lineup bad Gil Hodges at third bate and Boh Atpromonte at ihortatap but tha Dadgtra ware helpless against' Buhl escept In the fourth tailing when a walk, Duka Solder's don- bu and an Infield nut produced their run. Dryadale'a record ia now 3-1. Dick Bill worth. » year-old bomit left-hander. pitehad a flv* bluer for the Cube, who dealt B o b # Friend hii flrat Ion with an eighthit attack that Included' Frank Thomat' third homer in two daya. The Yankeei. who were in oev•nth plan on UiU date laat year, moved into the A t lead behind a ala-hitter by rookie Bill Short. EVERY BOTTLE AT DISCOUNT THREE FEATHERS vodka^ 3 ” Reg. t U t teg. VS-44 Echo Spring OM Hickory OM Slngg * Bourbon w ith Deluxe | far 911.41 FMschnunn Sunnybrook OM Crow Ancient Age Rchonlky Calvert Seven Crown Belmont g for |1«49 ing Sue tha second place winner. A short business meeting was also held with' the following slate of officers elected far lb* fall season, Dorothy Teslo, president, MaryLou Danyltk, vice president, Margie Woods, secretary-treasur­ er, Dottle Walts, sergeant at arms, and Lillian Ogden, publicity chair­ man. Woods, with second high going to LU Ogden, and third to Eva Rog­ er®. High icratch series was won by Camilla Moreland with Libbio League Leaders 34 • I 4 144 003 300-4 9 4 014 910 001-1 4 I Player A dab O A l I N Pet. Maya, S. F. 17 44 IS at .431 Burgau, Pgh. 11 34 4 Iff .417 Aaron, MU. II 40 4 23 .333 White, St. L. IS 47 14 14 .334 Clmnte, Pgh. IT4g 14 14 .333 LAB VEGAR, Nov. (UP!) - Moon, L.A. II TO 11 )4 .343 Twenty-one of the world's great- Groat, Pgh. 17 71 IS 34 .333 «al golfer* teed off In a bowling Skinner, Pgh. IT 00 14 30 .333 Wkm today in tho fin t round of Spacer, St.L. 14 40 IS 30 .333 Ohs 143,000 Tournament of Cham­ Dveprl, S.F. 14 44 • 14 .333 pion*—with meet of thorn keeping American League Marie, N, Y. 10 34 I 17 .434 FUarcik, Balt. 14 37 I is .411 AWsoa, Wash. 14 34 19 31 .407 Ibowroo, N.Y. IS 34 • 7 31 .407 Lumpa, * . C. 13 00 9 M.404 Runnels, Ban. U 43 e IT J7I Power, Clove. 14 « 3 31 .371 Hnneen, Bait, is is 7 l l .334 WaodUag, Batt. M M 14 IT .340 Pox, Chi. _ 14 54 10 14 M S Weber, K.C, 14 te 7 14 M S Bmm Ballad NnMaanl Uagnsi MeCovey, Gl­ eans 31; Banka, Cuba 11; damanle, Pirate* 11; Masaroeki, Pirate* IT; Thomas, Cubs IT. Amorieaa Laagua: Oantila, Ort­ olan 17; Skowron, Ynakeas Iff; AUlaon, Saaaloro 13: Minefa, Top Golfers Te« In Champion Play note 7; McMillan, Rada 4; Boyar, Cards 4; Thomas, Cuba; Banka, Cuba; Spencer, Cards; Robinson, **Ameritsa Ungnat Held, ladl•»• 9; Skowron, Yaoktae 9; Ma­ ria, Yankees; Siabern, A(Mattes; for your shown by Tuesday’* I will continued goes to make seme nunity mere prosperous confidence, your votes in Primary Election, Appreciate your support irs . . . of theother fello Make your c community „ n ** RESTAURANT ( �I * . ’f Wf* RtttTarB frraffi FyMH?mvrrts THE PWMY RWON PB5PIE _____ _ k TOkSEP ME ENTERTHEOfI f wooes WITHOUTWVIWTDM SEE1PHANTOM. A you GO WIEN /{.HMAVUnfJ MLANS W5«NT DEATH Thun. May 5, 1980—Page 9 Rash Of Marriage Break-Ups Rack Hollywood Colony HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Holly, wood marriages, never known for their durability, floundered at • doszy rate In the fln t five days of tha nol-so-merry month of May. Slay. Two of the longest-married couplea—Lucille Ball, Deal Arnat and the Cameron Mttehella — wen among the etar-clullered 12 retu|eea from martial blUr. Both cou* plea were married 10 ycara, and divorced thla week. Other filmland coupea announc­ in ' breakupa includinf Bette Da­ vie and Gary Merrill, Joan Fon­ taine and Collier Younf, Suiy Parker and Pierre de la Salle and producer Leland Hayward and his wife Nancy. Miaa Ball, 41, the foil for Arnax on their fabuloualy aucceaiful “ I Love Lucy” TV’ aerlea, now de­ funct, testified in Superior Court Wednesday that Arnaa had a "Dr. Jekylt and Mr. llyde" personality which caused him to enfafe In temper outbursts. The red-haired comedienne and Amat, 43, were equal sharehold­ ers of 49 percent of the multimillion dollar Desllu Studtoa and split their holding under a prop­ erty tclllcment, It was learned They have two children. Mitchell, 41, was divorced by his wife Johanna, 43, Tuesday when she testified he had moved out of the family home and Into an apartment across the street with another woman. They have four children. Hayward, ST, film and Broad­ way producer, Wednesday ended in Las Vegas court hla 11-year marriage. He married Pamela Churchill, former wife of Ran­ dolph Churchill, several hours lat­ er In Carson Ctty, Nev. Gary Merrltl, 45, waa served with a divorce complaint filed by Bette Davis last week in Portland, Slaine. They had been married nine years and had two adopted children. Miss Davis, 32, also has a child from a previous marriage. Miss Fontaine, 43, and Younf, St, a TV producer, have separated after eight years of marriage. News of their separation leaked out Monday, although they had planned to withhold announcement until after their daughler'a ap­ pearance in a school play Friday. Miss Parker, 29, secretly married in 1933 to French journaliat de la Salle, now says she wants a divorce. They have a 4-monthold daughter. 9 Scouts Honored A t Court O f Honor Nine boye received awards at the recent AU Soule Catholic Church Troop 343 Court of Honor, The whole troop waa awarded the God and country ribbon, tha too percent boye life banner, and the prompt registering ribbon. Father Roch Laurentano, Roman Catholic chaplain at tbo Sanford Naval Air Station apaka to the troop about the Boy Scout Oath. Joe Hocller was made a lift scout, Jimmy Hay, atar scout; Jerry Crane, second elasa; and Steven Spelts, Paul Durand and Slavtn Mackey were made tender­ foot scouts, Terry Nkkelson, Joe Hoeller, Paul Colman, Jimmy Hay and Joe Bogeajis received merit badges. M a y D a y P r o f ra m A M ay D a y celeb ra tlo a w ill be held e l the E n terp rise School F r i­ d a y at l;W p . m . Charles Weaver Appears To Be Running Out Of Material On TV By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) - You can tell the steam has left the TV season when the surprise guest on e specltl turns out to be Charley Weaver, So far this year, old Cliff Ar quette, as Charley, his been seen on as many shows as brand "X Tuesday night, Charley was served up ai the surprise on NBC-TV’s "Startlme” special "Fun Fair,” which was described ■a a salute to the Institution of the counly fair. The salulars on this nonde script, soggy production were Ce leste Holm, Jaye P. Morgan, Pe­ ter Palmer, Margaret Hamilton, the G nat Ballantine and dancer Wtsa D'Orso. The first few moments of the show had style and meaning. Aft er that, nothing. The hour was nearly half gone before we got to the fairgrounds and saw our first balloon or blue ribbon. Until then, producer Lyn Duddy's per­ formers spent the time singing about going to the fair, having fun at the fair, and loving counly fairs. The lyrics unrolled ibe plod­ ding rhymes, matching "people** with "ateeple” and “ferrls wheel" with "start to squeal." There also was soma fooling around with a boy-girl theme, but this got lest before the middle commercial (which, 1 might add, contained more of the fairground's atmo­ sphere then tha ahow itself did). Charley Weaver moseyed on camera at the fairground, when tha action finally got there, and read a letter from momma. Here’a a character who Is this year'a prime example of over-ex­ posure. (Last year It was Brigitte Bardot, ao at leatt he's In special company.) Charley atarted off the season as tha hottest attraction around, got hla own ahow and wa« booked on avarythlng but the test pattern as a guaat star. Charley did his dances, told his jokes, milked his material dry until, at present, he's contributing nothing to the shows ba vlilta^Th* exception Is "The Jack P a ir Shew," where he's still able to ad lib and play the glowing rogut to good effecl. Otherwise, ba haa no place left to go. Tha only real fun on tha "Fun Fair" cams from Ballantlns tha Great, that wild, narclaaUtlc clown whose only apparent feat or magic la to become all thumbi right befora our eyei. He a Iway a maoagaa to mix new material with tha old. Miaa Holm, at befits tha hostass's role, did her professional host to jolly thlnga along. 1 no­ ticed that Uermioat Cingold and Marion Marlowe were originally announced for the show but later dropped out. They have good ra­ dar. Dialing and FlUagi Tbs mustacha that Pater Lawford grew, seen on Tuesday nlght'a "Garry Moore Ihow," makes him look like another Ernie Ford. On the same ahow, Carol Burnett pro­ duced happy results with her slick takeoffs on various girl singer-tvpes. The eysbrow-ralslng de­ velopment of the TV night was the faitura by Carol Haney to win the Arthur Murray dance conlest. Gene Barry defeated her, prov­ ing that the Western Is still a potent TV force. The Channel Swim; Thr hourlong adventure aerlea Rory Cal­ houn was to have starred in and produced for CBft-TV next fall IV Tonight Pat Boone's ABC program * K taped In Venice, with Pier A tv getl aa guest star. Ernie Ford was so successfulwith "The Mikado” last seato*" that he's doing another GUberf* and Sullivan operetta In a halfhour version or. NBC. This on* is "H.M.S. Plnsforc." "The Untouchables" on ABC starts the repeat bit until next fall. has been shelved. Ditto the vari­ ety hour P it Boone was to do for ABC-TV. Nanette F a b r * y's NBC-TV "Startlme" special, announced earlier this week for a May 31 airing, It being postponed indef­ initely. Estelle Wlnwood Is the guest in "Ferry To Algiers," the "Bourbon Street Best" episode on ABC-TV for June t. Starting June 2T, NBC-TV's Fri­ day night fight slot will be ocrupied Instead by ■ series of nine repeats of dramatic and docu­ mentary programs. Re-runs In­ clude "Sunday Showcase" produc­ tion* of "What Makes Sammy Run," "One Loud, Cleer Voice" and "After Hours," and NBC‘» Project 20 production of "The In nocent Years," "Nol So Long Ago" and "The J a u Age." "The Kate Smith Show" van THURSDAY P. M. Ishea over the CBS-TV mountain <S> W aa th e r-tv a w e .B p o rli «!*• after July 11. Jack Kelly, co-slar (H H ia h w s r P a tro l of ABCTV's "Maverick," has set HIS <l) H onarm oeatre (I ) Newa tied hie contract dispute with I ts (I t Sport* Warner Bros. *;•* i d w e a th e r (I ) Central Fla. Maws !:(• (SI W eather (I) Mark a, a • s«l (I t H u n tin ' an* F lsh la n Television Life Saving Course Staled May 16 nrgiatratlon for the Red Cross Senior Life Saving Course will be held at (he Municipal Pool on May IS at T p. m. The requirements are that thou taking the course must be II years of age or older, In sound physical condition and able to pass preliminary swimming re­ quirements. Mrs. Martha Kilpat­ rick will be tha Red Cross Water Safety Instructor for the course which will require a minimum of IT houra to complete. On June 9, al T p. m., the first part of a Water Safety In*true tor's Course will begin, under the dir­ ection of Miss Sally Nlder. The requirement* for this group will be that they be II years of age or older and must have a cur rent Senior Ufa Saving certifl eato. The second part of the Water Safety Instructor'! Course will be given by Robert Zubrod who Is the water safety director of the American Jted Cron for the southeastern area, starting on June 20. Zubrod will also give a refresh er course in water ssfety instru­ ction for the current Water Safety Instructors. The directors of tha very com­ prehensive water lately program which la being undertaken this year, are sending out a plea for surrounding -ommunitlcs in Semi­ nole Counly to send representa­ tives to take advantage of these courses. DCT Delegotes Leave For M eet (S) (I ) (I t (I ) (•> T:S» T:0# TitS T:SS (St John Oalr llu n tlrj-H r ln k ley Adv. Jim Howl* Hianley Bros. M asts n * w *—d s u c is * Bdwroda cornnado • (I t Istclt Up (S) »teva Canyon M l (I t Hal Uaalaraoa (St Hatty H utton (S t Hanna Rtad t:J« (I t Raal McCoya ID Producer’* Chele* IS) In tarp o l r a tl i n * *;*t (St Uachrlor Fathar (S) P al Boon* (I ) Baa llu n l t i l l (St Markham (I ) B rills Ford (St Tha UatouchabUa tins l i t Uroucho Marx (I ) Variety Bar Ha letis ISl lllahup Bliaan I D T sko .V (load Look ItlSS ( D ( D ( D Nows t l : i t (l> (» ) Stovlo Hitt (S) Jack Boar FRIDAY A. M. MS Tie* Til* T:SS T ill MS ■t i l •is* •tie l:it SlSI IM S IM S U til l t i ls (D (D (•) (S) (•) (•) (•) (S) l ) ID (I) (D ID (D (S) (I ) ID (D if) (II (!) » Continental Ctaaarsom Today—Dava OarrewAF ‘ W aaihar • Maws -a Cartoons a Maw# Maws Captain R a n g ers* Morning T heatre Horn par Hoorn M yslsry Honan Naw—Intnrvlsw a N ews • Want ha* Dough Ha Ml Rad H aws Shaw Ka r ise n X a pore On Tbs O s Movls I'lsy Tour Hunch P ries i s H igh! I Love Lucy C onoanlratlsa December Bride FRIDAY P. M. ISlSS (I ) Truth sr csn aeq aeM sb L sv s s i Lire Itaailaaa Uun t i l l * III it could Be f e u search For Tomorrow I-ore That Bab 11:11 (•) d u ld la g L ight li*S (•> Kuala ID (lama a ! Comedr ID About Facaa 1:11 (D Mr. * Mre. North * (II Aa Tba World Turab (SI Hhroud ol Turin Quean For A Oar , ’ M % For B etter ar a o» W orts p a r In comrt , (its is! Loretta Young Shew Houas Forty d a le H arm Young Dr. M aleae (•> M illionaire ID Beat m e C lash lit \\\ Hie Seminole High School DCT Club will be represented at tha annual slate convention In St. Petersburg. Two delegates, Henry Morgan and Cathy Carlos will go to vote on the new officer* of tb* approximately I,M0 studtnti In the •late DCT clubs. This year, Seminole DCT club M S i l l III had one of its members, Larry Davis elected to be the District 3 s i l l H I delegate. He will alio go to tb* M S % stale convention where ho Is run­ ning for president of tha Florida IS) State Delegation. The students left today at 1 p. m. • l» (I) (!) and will roturn Sunday, .... iSi •'** III W its D# Yen True* fnm edy Playhsuaa Brighter Day £m erlcan B aaialen d Rdaa of N lgat Adventure Tima 1100*00 tloyal W o d d ln t Hla Tin Tin Cartoon* Busy Zsa Zsa, Magoo Leading Frantic Lives NEW YORK (UPI) - Mr. Magoo needed a bath, and Zsa Z»a waa complaining of vertigo. Thoao seemingly unrelated d rnimilanet* were the eonsaquenees of an overdoa* of geography, a penalty not Inconsistent with the price that the paragon of Hungar­ ian charm and fcmlnlnty might bo expaetod to pay for becoming a woman at International reputa­ tion. No one could reasonably quib­ ble If Mlsa Zsa Zsa Gabor char­ acterised her recent pace as “frantic." Nor wonder why Mr. Magoo, her Pekingese and faltbful traveling companion, was go­ ing to be laundered despite this city'a unseasonable temperature*. Zsa Zsa began har Ibrao con­ tinent, adranauae-charged odyssey with a trans-Atlantic jaunt to Pari*, not to onjoy the French capital In tbo spring, but to cele­ brate her birthday with n cham­ pagne supper a t Maxim's. (Zee Zee kae no fear ef the ac­ cumulation of time as measured by tha calendar, but, as la a wornan'a privilege, gives her age a t S3 years younger than Mama Jelid.) Three days sometime* has ta suffice as the length at a madamday femme fatala’s Parisian teadeavous. The westbound plane touched down In New York. Than, after checking la U her Motel Plasa apartment, aa to Holly­ wood for Zee Zsa's erhodul* allowed throe days for tha unabashed stares of the Hollywood wolves. Tha neat four days war* spent In Now York at work oa har ghosted autobio­ graphy. The marathon picked up its Hast momentum with n flight to Kio da Janeiro. Hraalllaa newspaper* •ad q m i i l M have thpjy own B tt y & *- f combination carnival and sales promotion drive. They competed in a braaenly exuberant contest to mo which publication could expose In photographe the barest expanse of visiting feminine bosom. Zsa Zsa showed soma of the photographs, and shook her head and turned up her note in client commentary. Bhe admits there la little like­ lihood, howevei'i of cutting down on tho amount of energy expend­ ed in ju it being Zsa Zta. Bhe'e looking for a play, but not on* which casts her as a "silly, glam­ orous character." "1 don't want to play tha Zsa Zsa on television” iha said. Another project which pleases her Is already under way, ABC Is airing a new five-minute radio ■how In which Zsa Zsa ran talk of anything she like*. "There is no script," she said. "I am tha only woman In the world who would dara ao," Zsa Zaa’a probably right After all she parlayed hrreelf Into a woman of tha world status sym­ bol with an Initial TV appearanca eight year* ago on a local Los Angeles program aalled "Bachelor Haven." She'* been talking ever aince. And men have been listening— and looking. NOW S H O W IN G l l l M I v *- I >1 IN l «( l\ ' ^ I HI A [IN W llM & ifAMMIP' |; !N1 oUlHPACific wmijw.sK* run#* ar, s: EXCITING - FILMED AGAINST BACKGROUND OF ARABIAN GRANDEUR - - - THE FORBIDDEN DESERT* IN WABNEBOOLOR FEATURE! ltM - 2:41 4:32 • 6:12 - 6:04 - 9:50 PHONE PA 2-1211 ADMISSION fie — KIDDIES UNDER IS • FEE* __________________ NOW SMOWINO__________________ Z FEATURE STARTS AT 7til P. M. COME AS LATE AS 9t*S F. M. FOR COMPLETE SNOW h& LAST SHOWING OPEN 12i4« STARTS TOMORROW �< \ Legal Notice o r pt n t.tr nr.*R ian « PRDPoap.n c h a » a m • t a n A a ia M K v r i nr l a a r t i t dis ­ t r ic t s A tn an rx n iR iE * rtr ■mu M M » n w m i n a r a i o r t u b e rrv o r sanford . p i .or . IDA. Nnilro It hereby given that a Puhlle Hearing will ba hold at Iha Commlaalnn n»i>m In tha Cltr Hall In Iha City "f Hanfnrd. Florida, at 1:01 o’clock P. M., Mar 7*. !»«*in ennaldar Iha (allowing change* and amendment* in 1Iha JSontng Ordln.net of Iha CHr of Hanfnrd, Florida: (at laita tl and If, of Paco Acre*, ara propoitd to ha annad Rl-A (Hln*la-faml]>) Dlalrlcl. (h) Propertr to ha aonad Tl-lC iSIngl*.family) platrlct daacrlhad aa fallowai Lni* 1 throuah * Ine.Iuflve, and that portion nf l.nl It Irla r Houth nf tha North llna of l#nl • ailanded aoatarlr H» tha anatarlr llna of aald Dot It. all In Block I and all of Block J. Han Ham Knolla Flrat Addition, toaathar wllh Iha unplatted por­ tion of Iha SW44 nf Iho NtV». nf Section 1*. Township 1» South Hanna *• Baal, lying South nf Iha Sooth llna or Dot S, Block 3. nf aaid Han Ham Knolla Flrat Addi­ tion attended aaatarlr t" lh» cen­ ter ot Mar.hall Avanue and Irina adjacent to and aaatarlr from tha aaatarlr line of Lot in of aald Block I and lylna North of Iha notice NOTICK la harahr given that wo aro entitad In hnalpaaa At II* tVaat Uth Street. Sanford, Samiunit Countr, Florida, under tha flrtllloua name of S ond K FIX­ TURES. and that wo Inland to reslater Hid name with tha .Clark or ■ tbo Circuit Court. Hamlnote Countr. Florida, In occordooco with tho srorlalona ot tha FJetllloua Natna Htalutea. to-wlts Sartlaa llt.ll Florida Stalutaa HIT. LONDON (tn*l)-weddln« f irs t Sin: GEORGB C. SCOTT FRANCIS J. KF.LLT ripped Britain today and thouIMS fithered Around tho royal Puhllah April II. II, II * Mar I. UScoi snd Wutmloliter Abbey STATU OP FLUB IDA TO i i maialvo rebuke from the THU JAMRS H. BROCK. BOS X. D O tt* imraon min to critics of tho TKNXKSSEE: A sworn camplalnt having bean VnrrUg* et Prisrsei Margaret to filed aealnet rnu m tha Circuit Attain oner Antony Armilwng* Court la and fnr Samlnnlo Cnunlr, fintio Florida, br BBTTT BROCK, for divorce. Iho abort till* «f which “ -otUnd Yard Ufhtsnsd in inBKTTT RitrtCK. Plalnilff. v«r* leraenti la control the crowd fa eua, JAMES It. BfloOK, DefendWill Jam the wedding p ro v i­ ant. that# praaanta are In com­ sion routs to Wditminlalcr Abbey mand jou tn appear and file >nur dafanaea herein nn nr be­ Xfiday morning. Wedn*aday Blghl written tho Hat day nf Mar. A. D. ■ M l 16,660 broke through police fore IHO, or nlhorwloo Deere* Fro conm i to mob tho automobile car- ftaan will ha anlarad osolnot you. Tha Sanford Harold la daalenat.d yiag (bo. prlnceia and her ilance aa a nawapOptr nf eanaral rlri Buckingham Palace. cula linn In whlrh thla elution PoUeo row aitlmato that more ahall bo publlehed nnco each milk four con.ecutlro wooko. IIB 100,000 people—shaolutc ca- forWITNESS . hand ond official _ .in „>»V tha three. tool of Iho mr dork or »he Clroull Court nn thla tho fllh day Of logs* and Buckingham P allet to m abbey when Queen Elliabeth ■d her procession aid Prlacdai largaret In her lio n coach trev1 along flower-decorated atrcoti i the wedding. The ceremony will alert et 11:30 . M. Doiplle ■ relenlleai campaign [ Inaneodo almost since the enm ent was announced 10 ks ago the crowd* that cheerI the prise*** end her flanee redBMdiy sight were (he bigset .to g*lb*r around Bucking■ns Felice *!nco the coronation eves y * m age. They cheered wildly-* vote of esMenee In her choice that raojfht *mllae berk to the Up* I the little princes* who h*a eee uddened by the Inaldlou* oeelplog about her choice of PlkglFt. * Armstrong-Jonei, guest of honor ir (fee flnt time at • roysl funcM—0 pre-wedding ball In the pfeite and geld ballroom of BuckIgfeasi Felice — seemed over- e a Lagal N otict TP1— Cwwaly, OtaS# *1 F la*. Mb’ I s Pro ha to ■ a* Ska Balata all HARMAN J, WELDING D*fis*#e. FIN A L lO T IC S Voile* I* haraby siren that Ik# mlaralsnad will, on Iha tlrd day f May, A, D, lilt, proant to th* firSarabt* County Juds* of Samilots County, Florida, hla final raSfW account and vnurhara, at An. Illary Admlnlairalar nf th# Maiats f SKAft HAN J. WELLING, dasalad, and at aald lima, Ihes and h#N, maka application tn Ih* said Big* ror a final aatltssiaat #f hla dtalntsiratlnn of aald aetata, and •r an ardtr dlarharglna him a* nab Ancillary Admin Im at or. Dalai thla iha Ith day af April, >. D. IMS. / i f llaarg* M. Walling, a* Ancillary Admlalalralar of iha Ratal* of •HARMAN J. WELUNO Dooaaaod. fnKITROM. DAYte 4k McIKTOtH illorarra for Ancillary idsilglslrator Idwarda Building lagfard. Florida >hi|*H April si, t l * May I, It. i.auniy, rinnaa R. T MllWf*. BfmlRol* County eup*rlnlaad*at nf Publla lnttrnetlan a*4 Ei-orrkla a*rr*l*rr In ih* Board af Publla InetruHlan Puhllah April 21 A M*/ i. 12 Legal N otict BOTICH TO PROPERTY BWBRRB Til* t i l l lU a l Ratal* Tag Llat af th* City af Sanford. Florida. I* patted .an hu llella beard at Iha front denr a f th* City Halt tn t h l City « f Sanford, Florida, and en bulletin heard at front dear af n*mlant* Caunly Court Hours, lan iard , Florida and w ilt remain * • potted far • period of four chnateullv* week*. .A ll real eelal* upon which ih* t i l l In se t hev* not been paid "■■d a g tla e t which ceritflrale h as not already been letuad ta : C ity af Saafatd, w ill be told at public auction an lb s le t. day • f Jun* A.D. tid e com m encing at I I o'clock A. M. at Ih* K ant dear a f lb* O ily H all In ibn City a f Sanford. Florida. ______ - H. N. Tamm Jr. C liy Clerk. FUBDISEi u a r 4 (krs ’ r l l and May t l A !Hh. _ • Semi Ml* County I* preparing to require Cerlltleailnn of nil nurtrleit** and Flumbera who w*rk In Ibn unincorporated porU*s* of the Couotr. Afl electrician* and Plumber* who veer* aagMtd Is 1b*Ir lend* prler to April L (HI end who held sitt* and Caunty occupational lieeie* for oald period, and all BloatrieJaa* and umber* who held* n valid eertlfleal* In any. City or Town Seminal# Oaaniy having s Bnard af Raamlnara for , aald trod# may faroiv* Cartlficaia of Compttaacy wiihost oaamiaoAtl Hlaatrlofana ar Pi umbora who angagad Iw their Had* la Samlsals County hatween April D 1111 and March II, l i f t mult jta M ro .m U .u a . hui shall par M lf renewal fa* ta ha aaiabAll nppllMtloaa under above raguUiloas ahall ha file* In ■amiss!*. County Banin* Offlr#,. s»mUni* Conniy Court Hnuea, Banford. Fl*. prior in May II. HIE Applicant* will b* aetllUd at daua at Mtmlnntlan. ■amlsale eroalp Board of VUelrlaal Eiamlnars Samlnal* County Board of Plumbing Baamlnor* By Bo hart B. Brewn, ieorelory S Legal Notice Legal Notice Jt nit'lAt- Clflt l lT, IN AND FOSS nuMiNoi.n uoi stv , F lorida . Chaneorr Nn, ISMI SSortnoao Forealoona# JACOB R. It or. IE R and GEohaiANA J. nokiER. hie wire, Plaintiff*. PHYLLIS BVEDTN FORD, et a l, Dafandant* NOTICB OF SUIT TOl FHTI.DIB RVEI.TN WHITE: XET DEVELOPMENT A REALTT, INC., ■ Florid* Corpo. ration; L A W R E N C E M. WHITE and A L I C E L WHITE I EARL C. JOHNSON and n ESSIE n. JOHNSON: ANN BFATKINGHAM NOEL: H. G. GRIEU, d/b/n 14. G. GRIER ROAD CONSTRUC­ TION; WELCOME WAOON. INC. n eorporatlnn; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN­ TERNAL REVENUE SERV­ ICE; and A L B E R T RoNEAt.D tradlns *"d doine kualnese SO A. K. t INK ALL trading and doloa bualntaa a* A. R. O’NEaRl A ASSOCI­ ATES; and any snd all other fo r lla a etolm lnn any rlehl. -------title on e other Intaraat In and Is Iho follow in g daacrlhad real prnparty. t a - a lll Lot II, o f Hlork A | Lota < and 4, or Block -D j all of TnACT IS of SANDANDO SPRINGS, Bamlnola Countr. Florida, according to plat tharaot racordad lo Plat Book I, pas* 17, of th* public rec­ ord* o t Santtnol* Coum r, F lor­ id*. Lot t, o f B lock Ci L oti IS, II, 17. IS, SI ond t l . of Block D; all of TRACT IT o f BANLANDO SPRING*, Bamlnolo Countr, Florid*, according to • U t ’lharsor roeordod In^piat kook 4, pan* f l , of tha pshlla raoorri* of Bamlnolo County, Florida, Lot t l . o f Block A: Lola ( I and J t, o f Block B: all or WEST ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS SECTION ONK, Bamlnola County. Florida, according lo p lgl thereof racordad la P lat Ubok IS. p as* IS, ot Ih* puhlle rarord* of Bomlnal* Countr, Florida. l^it 7. of Block F. or W EST ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS SEC­ TION TWO. Bamlnolo County, F r id a ,. srcuruinji orcordlng ta p lo inriast, am p lat thereof recorded la Plat Rook I*, peg* Tl. nf Ih* publla repaid* at lagilnala County, Florid*. * YOU ARB HEREBY NOTIFIED that Ih* FUlntirft, JACOB R. ROS­ IER and QEOflalANA J. ROIIER, hi* Wlf*. h*v* Inetlluted B **lt • gelnet yo* In th* Circuit Court of Ih* Ninth Judicial Clrrult In • nd far Samlnat* County, Florida. In fnreclo** a certain mnrlag* held by them which encumber* th* above deecrlhed reel properly. ■eld property being eltuetod ant located In aemlnote County. FlarIds. Tan nnd each *f you sr* hereby required tn fll* V*ur an­ swer with th* Clarlf nf Ih* Clroutt Court In and far S«mln»l* Caunly. Florid*, And **rv* a copy thereof upon Daniel M. Hunter, af th* firm af Wlndsrwatdl*. Heine*, Hunter A Ward, tf l Perk Av#nu*. South, Wl*t*r Perk, Florid*. At­ torney* far th* Plaintiff*, on or before (ha llth diy af Mar, A. D. ISM, alia n Peer** Tra Cnnfaa** will he entered aealnet yen, IT IS ORDERED lhat thl* h* publlehed In th* Sanford Herald, g eewiptper publlehed In Bemlnrle CeUnly, Plorlde, nnee **«h week for four auneecutlv* weeks. WITNESS Ih* hand of th* Clark nf th* Circuit CaurL Seminole vh Ik* C a rl ml |l«- C< »«r -»■«**. N a l » U . I ' n * l r i H a l* a f F lo rid a , l a P ro b a te , l a r*i H r R o ta te a t NEVA ItAfi ill.I, . Di c i i h I n u t . notice Nnllr* la hereby given that the und.ralgned will, nn Ilia Iflh Air •r »:•>-, A* n. j»««. praiant m mt llnnerahla County Judea n( S»mlnolo Cniiutf. Florid*, hi* llnal raturn, account and voucher*. aa Admlnlalralnr nf th* Kalaia nf NEVA ItAK HIM. data aand, and at aald lima, than and (her*, maka application in rh* aald Judaa fnr a final aolllamant nf hla ad­ min laIrat Ion fit aald aatala and fnr an order dlaiharpine him aa such Admlnlalralnr. Dated iMa iha ilth dap of April, A. D. I Ha. DONALD WAYNE SILL Aa Admlnlatrator of tha Ba­ tata nr m : va h a s a il l Deceased. STKNSTHOM, DAVIA A llrINTOdll Atlnrnara fnr Admlnlatrator Edward* RulMln* Hanfnrd, Florida Publlrh Apr, II. ft, St A >lar I M in rn TO WHOM IT MAT CONCKIlXl Thl. I. In ad«t>r that w* have he.n nprraflng an aulnmnhlle Junk aalvaee yard nn the propertr dearrlhed aa lllncka II 4( 41 41 (Deea Enlamlnear Karma Add. Nn. ! Angledite) Flat Bnnk 1 Pan-a i t II. alan Itnl Nn. 1 Block ”AM ««k tlrnva Fark Prrfnrmlne all np.rallnna uaual to thla type of bualneaa Owen nroa llody Wnrka Puhllah May I, 12, II, !l. till. IV TI1K CIRCUITT COURT. NINTH ju d ic ia l cii»c:i it . in a m i r n u ■HMitni.n cni \ r r , F lorida . Chaarrvr No. ISftOO MnuT(iA«u rn n u ri.n s i’UR MAfinif Al.f, N. JKXSEN ond OKNKVIEVC CASS JENSEN, hla wifa, Fla Intiffa, ti. AIJIN HOVKT, at atDafandoots. NOTtru o r s t i r TOt ADAN linvET and VIROINIA V. HOVKT, hla wife: KRT DEVEDOFMBNT A READTT, INC., • Flnrldo rnrporallnn; fI. K. AVKRA and ADMA AVER A, hla wlftl OD1VER FIKRT HARNE and MABEI, KIDD IIA n s K, hla wife: H. O, ORIKR, d/h'a II. <1. GRIER ROAD CONSTRUCTIONJ WEI.COHK WAGON, INC., a rorpnratloni UNITED STATES OF AMERICA INTERNAL REVENUE SERVtCKl ond AIBERT K. ONE ADD trodlna and dnlns huainaia aa A. K. O’NKADI. A ASSOCIATES; and any and all nlhar psrtloa rlalmlne any rlehl, lllfa and nlhar Intaraat In and lo Iha following daacrlhad raal proarlr. lo.wll: -ita t and I, of Block A. of WEST A D T A M O N T H HEIGHTS SECTION ONE, Samlnnlo County, Florida, eemrdlns to plat inaraof rarordad In Flat Book IS, pana SS, nf tho puhlle rarorda of Samlnnlo Countr, Florida. Ixita 17 amt IS. nf Block F; I.nta S, IS, IS. I and T, Block H; all nf WEST ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS SECTION TWO. .Samlnnlo Countr, Florida, acrnrdlne to plat thtraof rarurdad In Plat Book IS, pana TS, of tha publlo record* of Barnlnnla Countr, Florida. Dot IS, of Block R. of WEST ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS SEC­ TION TIIRRE, Bamlnola Coun­ ty, FlorldA,- aooordlne-to tha Slat thereof rarnrdtd tn Flat Rook in, pas* 7*. of the publie raeords of Stmlnola County, Florida. Lota ( and I, of Rlock 41. of TRACT *7. of SANDANDO SPRINGS, Samlnnlo County, Florida, aroorrilnc to plat lharaof racordad In Plat Book 4, paao IS, of tho publla raeorda ot Btminota County, Florida. l-ola I and C, of Block 1. et SANDANDO. TIIK SUBURB BEAUTIFUL Bamlnola Coun­ ty, Florida, according to plat tharaot rernrdad In Plat nook I, paaaa am . SS, SI and SS. ot Iho publlo rarorda of Bamlnolo r’ouuty, Florida r YOU ARK TIKREDT NOTIFIED that th* PlalnlH fa. MARSHALL N. JENSEN aad GENEVIEVE CABS JENSEN, hi* w ife, have Inetlluted a su it again st you In the Circuit Court o f th* Ninth Judicial Clreult In and for Semlnol* County, F lor­ ida, to foreclose a certain m ort­ g a g e held by them which encum ­ bers the ahova deecrlhed real pre­ parly. Said property being situ a t­ ed and located In Samlnola County, Florida. You and each a f you ar* haraby required la fll* yeur anew er w ith th* Clark af Ih* Clrrult Court In and far Bamlnola County, Florida: and aerv* a ropy thereof upon Daniel M. H o sier, af th* firm or W lnderweadla, H ataee, Hunter A Ward. 1!4 Park Avenue, Baulk, W inter Park, Florida, At•tarneya for tha P laintiff*, on er before tha l l l h day o f May, A. D. I l l ) , ale* a Dorr** Pro Cnnfeaaa w ill b* entered a sd ln st you. IT IS ORDERED lhat th is b* published In th* Sanford Herald, • newspaper publlehed In Sem i­ nal a C euaty, Florida, one* each w eek far four cn ntecuilr* w e e k s WITNESS Ik* hand af th* r ie r k af th* Clreult Court, Seminole County, P lorlde, thl* Ih* l l t h day • f April, A. D. 1111. P a* e 10—.T hurs. M ay 5. 1960 »«nlor9 ftrslfc HOUSE for ills by owner; 406 Palmetto Ave. Call FA 26403. FARMER’S AGENCY IN tF O R H A T IlO i DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLATt Tuee„ thro FrL - ,I P. H. day bnfnr* Isnertlns. Mon. • I I I sown. BTBAICHT CLASSIFIED t Tots, thro FrL * S P. M. day bofora innerltoB. Mon. • Bat, soon, RESPONSIBILITY t Tbs Herald will sot bo reepossible far aoro tfcsa son Incorrect lam linn sf yosr ad, and reserves tho right to m lao or reject osy adrerllaemtst from that ordered to ran form to tba policies of this paper. 2-APARTMENTS: 1 bedroom furn­ ished; 2 bedroom furnished; both ground (lorrs, Contact 2312 Palmetto Ave. N. V. Farmer, nealtor Lillian Trams It. H. Iven, D. H. Whltmors Aiiociatri. 2463 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-S221 After hmire. FA 2-2611, FA 2-4621 FA 2-0261, FA 2-3012 SUN LAND ESTATES: 3 bedroom. 2 bath, extra latge home. View ot lake, Anume FHA or FHA O in s e r v i c e mortgage. Ph. ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates Registered Real Eitolt Broker Ph. FA 2-1301 1T-I2 at Hiawatha 3-BEDROOM home, pleating ex­ tras. Term* to mil. 1503 Elliott FURNISHED duplex. FA 2-7074 5 -5 9 IMAKlee ftatvfa* eradicate, las, WavWMehta saatneA "Where's my Mother?'* COLONIAL COM FORT with unusual financing. Thl* t story colonial Home featurei 4 bedrooms,’21b baths, separate dining room and a Large kit­ chen with breakfaat nook. All this la situated on a large (.6 of an acre) lot. Excellent Termi wllh a Ar.r mortgage. Call Now To See Thla Today. TWO, 2-bedroom homes, kitchens equipped, w s t s r furnished, H . Real E state For Sale across (he ilreet from school. 1-ROOM efficiency apartment, FA 2-4411 or !'A 2-3631. private bath. Suitable for one or STEP RIGHT UP W. H. "B ill" S te m p er A gency 3-BEDROOM home, kitchen equip­ cpuple. Across from poi toff Ice, lo belter living In this beautiful Realtor A Insurer ped, unfurnlihed, Fli, room, US N. Park three bedroom Mayfair home. Phone FA 2-4DI1 Large yard. Available June 1. FURNISHED 2 B. R. House, For full pride of ownership at Phone FA 2 1331 1601 Park Dr. FA 2-2147. FA 2-7664, a fair cost, let us show you this fine way of life that may 2-BEDR003I furnished upstairs be your*. apartment 611 Magnolia Ave. FURNISHED 4 room apariment, FURNISHED cottage In Lake SPECIAL SERVICE BRANCH OFFICE 3!ary. FA 2-3041. water furnished, $60 per month, Call FA 2-3021. . ■•Bill** Stamper Agency COUPLE or lady wanted to (bare Realtor k Insurer GARAGE apartment, 3 rooms and my home. Eleetrle kitchen, uti2601 Park Drive bath, screen porch; 306 W. llth. lities furnished. >40 month. FA 2-8331 Ph. FA 2 3167. 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ FURNISHED upstairs apartment, ped. Ph. FA 2-3303. hot water furnlabcd. WO, Phone C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER FA 2-6337, 3-BEDROOM furnished home to W. B. Shlppy, Aaaoc. reiponalble people. >100 month. LOCH ARBOR: Extra Urge 2 bed­ 202 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 5661 FA 2-3668. room, 2 bath, Florida room TRADE >3,600 equity In Urge home. Ph. FA 2-3301. , 2-Rn OM efficiency apartment, modern bouse, 3 yri. old. In city 701 Park Avenue. 2-ROOM furnished apartment >43 of Sanford, for house trailer, lot, per month, electricity and waear, atation wagon, huaineia lot, 3-BEDROOM upstairs downtown furnished apartment >63 per month. FA 2 3071. EFFICIENCY OARAGE APART­ MENT, ALL CONVENIENCES. 3 ROOMS k bath, nicely turn. >40. WELL LOCATED. APPLY 603 S t Johns Realty Co. Inquire Apt, 2 4074b W. 1st. THE TIME TEffTED FIRM PALMETTO AVE. PH. FA 2-6406 WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms 2-BEDROOM furnished spartment. 116 S . Park Ave. PJi, FA 26123 prlvito baths, 111 W. First St. Reasonable rent. C l e a t in. FA 2-0641. equity. Will root >116 a month. Wynnewood Dr, Ph. FA 2-3166. FURNISHED apartment, clean 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house. snd clou in. Adults only,. Fenced bsckjfsrd, FA 06667. Jimmy Cowtfc, FA 1-4012.' ’ IBM DOWN ' Beautiful I Bedrjum S Bath Roma With Hardwood floors. G. E. equipped Kitchin. Thirmosu2 BEDROOM unfurnished house, tlcnlly controlled Beet. Well, LOCH ARBOR • kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 26461. Laadseappad Lot en Dead End I BDRM., 14b bath unfurn. heme NICELY furnished I room apart­ on canal. $110 Street where Children play In ment. FA 2-3368, safety, We will be proud to show DREAHWOLD you this today. SLEEPING ROOMS, th* Gables Small fura. I bdrm, home. >6S. for 4 months. Summer rales. MOVE RIGHT IN 461 Magnolia Are, FA 2-6726, Robert A. Williams, Realtor. FHA Financing—No Closing Cost FA 2-3631. — for an appointment dell — Helen E. Noonan at FURNISHED apt. FA* 2-2606 W. H. - BUI Stemper Agency FA 26231 FA 2-4M1 RENT A BED Roliawajr, Hoipits1 A Baby Bcdi •By Day, Week or Montk CARROLL'S FURNITURE « MONTH: 2 B. R., ail eleetrle Ph. FA 2-1111 116 W. l i t S t kitchen. Neat, clean, private. Near N. A. 8. Children welrome. COOL, roomy 2 bdrm. ui Available May 1. Tel. FA 2-3346. dowmtalra apt. >67.30.1700 nolle Ave. FA 2-3631. NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES Quiet Community Near Golf Court* Turn Went On 20th St. Follow Country Club Rd. * Wateh OPEN DAILY 9:00 A. M. H I Dork SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. T il Dark Sh o /tm a h tM 2 HOUSETRAILERS, Camp Seminot# Trailer Park, Wekiva Ri­ ver. Ph. PA 26111. South Pinnerent On Onorn Rond. Seu of Sanford PARTLY furnUbed 2 bedroom horn*. Largo yard. With water, 163 per month. Ph. FA 26067. Sunland Estates 17-12, S miles tta. of Rgslord MOVES YOU CloalRf Coat As Low As 1278. VA-FHA, FHA-1N-SEKVICR Immsdlats OceoMney 1 Tear Pereas*I SslUfsctloa (SEAL) David H. flatrh*! Clerk nf (h* Clrrult t^inrt Seminal* County. Florid* By; Jeen M. W llh*, Deputy Clerk W lnderwaedle, H ein e* H unter * Ward A lleraay* a t I-aw t i l Park Avenue. S e a ts W inter Park, Florida Publish Apr. 14. II, I I A H ay I Vljr GUARANTEE Ywur ptrasasl snll*fse(ieB fee sns fall year or (fee aonstrs*Hen *f year feesro pt maaey hash* AMD W* agree that U darisg sis msBlhs fsUewtaf signing of yoar nsl*o coalroet ) N nn fneoad fnr any rmem U more •elaids B 21 mil* vndiss af jm i sew home — year dews pay 50 - FROM - $69 FURNISHED 2 bedroom home; llghla; >33; 1 child, FA 2-23T7 LAND WANTED LoU ar Aeroag*. Give legal deicripilon, price end (erme. Write P. O. Box 272, Banford, Fix. IN terreua flaore, tcbsUsb fellnda. carparla, at ream perch, ■tUtty roam end many ether extras. AU M»m m Carry A I Yr. F.H.A. Warranty IN THB CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCES ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundqulat, Aaaaa, FA 26N 1 Atlantis Beak Bldg. FREE WELCOME Ta Sufeedt Be Onr Geetle Pat S Deye Abaalaiely Froth Withnat ObUgnttoa At On* Ot Sanf*ed*a Lending Matak WUto i ' �The “Magic Number" For Ad RESULTS — FA 2-2611 {jj|f tanfarb Rrrxlb ,K Estate For Sale 1 11. i.». Special Services Work Wanted Thurs. M ay 5, lflGO—P aKe 11 3-BDRM. block home. Lou- down | DAYS WOltK: FA 2 1532. 5. Real Estate For Sale 3-BEDROOM, Hi hath, cement block home, Urge icrcen porch. 102 Woodland, FA 24420. DUPLEX Located Just outside city on beau* tiful shaded lot. Each unit has 2 bedrooms, tile bath, terraso Poors; kitchens ire equipped. Constructed of C. B. with brick trim and decorative planters. Live in one and rent the other, nr buy k at 113,MO for food investment property. Small down payment; owner will handle financing. S t Johns Realty Co. !!• North Park Aw. # REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN J. W. HALL 3544 French Aw. Realtor "Can Ran*1 Phone FA 8-9841 payment, VA loan. FA 2-3273. ------------------------------------------------ DAYS WORK. FA 2-2328. 3-BEDROOM house on French * Avenue, near achonl, 1 4 bathi. 12. Plum bing Services large living area. Tel FA 2 8M7 PLUMMNO 3-BED ROOM, I bath C. B. house Contracting A Repairs for sale. *10,000. Term*. For Free Estimates rent: S9J per mo. FA AT. R. L. HARVEY 20t Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 33M LOTS IN MAYFAIR Two beautiful lot* 80* x 137.3’ each. Located on Elliott Ave.— Hich— Shaded with sidewalk and all P lum bing A Heating city utilities—Will sell acperatcAIR CONDITIONING ly or together. and REPAIR WOnK St. Johns Realty Co. CONTRACT 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-8382 I l l North Park Ave. G ftoVE MANOR HOME; 1013 Lin- 13. Electrical Service* coin St., a bedroom, 14 bath, House Winng — E'ectric Service double carport. Sid Vihlrn RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. S. Mortgage Loans 112 Magnolia FA 2-0913 MORTGAGE LOANS 14. Build, P a in t & R epair Commercial and Conventional Residence . WALL PAPERING It PAINTING WISE and JOHNSON Work Guaranteed Rod Beard 411- Magnolia Ph: GA 3-34*3 Contact 308 Weit 9th St. Orlando, Fla. Phone FA 2 8843 8-BEDROOM, I bath home, tecratio floors; 14 mo. old. Pay 7. Ruaintaa Opportunities 874.83, G. !. loan. FA 3 MAJOR nil company truck atop for lease. FA 2-76B2 or FA 2-7332. B-BEDROOM frame home, ap­ proximately one acre lot. *100 H. Female Help Wanted down, $30 mo. Ph. FA 2-3187. LAKE FRONT Bpaeloue G r o u n d s —2 bedroom home and garage that can be utilized aa Apt. Located on Lake Kathryn. S t Johns Realty Co. IIS North Park Ava. RETIRED? Lai ee show you our beat buy in a two bedroom home In one of Sanford’s nteest neighborhood!, priced right at only *0,300 with good terms. GROWING PAWS? Wa c m euro yon with tbi« three bed­ room, two bath raneh stylo home ki quiet Loch Arbor. Only thro# year* old, fhla custom built borne ear bs yours for only *13,M0 and requiring soly 81,980 down. Far appalntmaat to aa# call SEMINOLE REAL­ TY, 1B01 Park Avenue, FA 9-8192. I-BEDROOM, 1 bath, kitchen equipped home. Largo lot. *700 down, MOJO mo. 44*$r VA loan. M l Camellia Court. FA I-21M. TWO STORY borne, a rooms, 1 baths. Arranged n r two com­ plete apartments. Partially fur. nished. In good repair. Cleve to town. 115 W E S T F I F T H STREET. M.500. Terms can bo arrangod. Phono FA 3-1270, RENTALS t Hr.—Loch Arbor—Kit. equipped I Br—Suburban—Kit. equipped I Be.—Duplex—Kit. equipped SEE US ABOUT BIAL ESTATE TRADES V. H. "Bin" STEMPER Agency Realtor A Insurer Phone FA 1-IM1 IIS N. Park Phono FA 9-SU1 3M1 Park Dr. THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor Home. Carpentry ncpalra Roofing k Siding Thone FA 2-6432 22. Articles For Sale 2(1. Autom obiles 22. Articles For Sale 25. Education • Instruction PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING W L HARMOV Pb. FA 2 4229 ENVELOPES, Letterhead*. Hatemenu, invoice*, hand bill*, and p r o g r a m i, etc. Progressive Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2931— 306 West 13th St. ’31 CHEVROLET *123. FA 2 8114. GOOD used frame windows, jambs TO responsible party in this and asforled lumber. See fore­ vicinity: BEL-AIR sewing ma­ RAILROAD N EEDS *30 JEEP itaiion wagon. No man at Nicholson Buick Bldg. chine, 1960 model. Take over reasonable offer refused. Call MEN payments M.43. Write Box AA, TWIN REDS, walnut antique, box FA 2 7116. c o Sanford Herald. springs, mattresses 9100. 17 to II, needed at once to FA 2-79*8. 20-A Trsileni for Railroad Telegrapher, Sta­ 3 >1. P. JOHNSON 949; almost tion Agent positions. Start M & new 14 ft. plywood heat with COLONIAL 30* x 8‘, 1 Bdrm. full Deluxe 22 foot upright frecter, advacce 9323 up. Work days, oars and anchor *99; lawn hath Trailer. Good Cond. Sem­ just take up payments nf take night with placement *smover M: FA 2-2*72. 13-A Beauty Farlora *29.92. See Clyde Walls at Dcinole Trailer Park. 1 mile south sured upon completion. Contort Witt Trailer Court. of Casselberry on 17-92. Mr. Hodge at Mayfair Hotel 28. I.oat 6 Found A Sitiified customer !■ our beat Tuesday, May 10. 3 to • p, gb I960 TRAVEL TRAILER, 24 ft., CRAFTSMAN belt sander. excel­ advertisement. Wednesday ’til noon. If mar­ LOST: Siamese Kitten St* months lent condition, 930. KA 2 2393. used 10 days. Save over |900. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK ried, bring wife, it under 2t old. Dlsappeired on 20th, near 104 W. 27th SI. 103. So. Oak Ph. FA 2-3742 bring parents. G. L Approved Metlonville. Ha* stubby t e l l . FRIG1DA1RE refrigerator In good under P. L. 330. Be Lovler Will Profetaional 21. Furniture’ Celled “ Gt Gi". If round call condition, 13 Seminole Drive, Beauty Care. FA 2 *346 or FA 2 2417. DeBary. New k V*ed Furniture k Appli­ ances. A Good Place To BUY, SELL or TRADE (•a rty Balan Jenkins Furniture 2818 Oak FA 9-TM4 400 Sanford Ave. FA 1-7430 • Dawn's Id. Flowers A Pleatn Cut Flowers For Any Orra lion SANFORD FLOWER SHOP PA 2-1920 or PA 9-0178 ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds. Day. Week, or Month,— FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-7953 17. Pete. Livaotoek. Supplies • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT BEAGLE, six weeka old, $23. • EASY TERMS FA 2 2039. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON - MAIER IS. Machinery • Toots STOP and Used Furniture TRACTOR and disc, good eeadi- III Maw E. First St. TA t-5622 ition, ISM. FA 1-1333. Used furniture, appliances, toot* 15. Special Servicoa 19. Boats and Motors INSIDE HELP; Apply A k W etc, Bought-Sold Larry's Mart Rootbear Drive-In, l t u French TV Service within the hour. Re­ 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 1-4133 Gateway To The Waterway Ava. pair your TV for 87.30, in your Your EVINRUDE Dealer CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All home or no charge. Sunihiae Robson Sporting Good* work guaranteed. Free Esti­ TV. FA 2-9833. 304-4 a E. 1st. Ph FA 2-9881 mates. Phone FA 2-7918. LADIES; Millions are viewing •’AVON CALLING" on TV. We Have The I a it m I Selection Of Hsrd-To-FInd, Sewing Mach. Repairs 30 11. P. JOHNSON Javelin motor, 22. Art idea For Sale Shaw and you will tell; We'll ALL MAKES tk MODELS electrie starter, axcaltent condi­ train you to tarn the amount Well Equipped, Quality Uaed Cara Available In This REDI-MIX-CONCRETE RENTALS M WEEK tion. FA 2-4488. of money you neod. Writ* 17" Window SiUe 91.23 3M W. P in t St. (24 hr. aar.) Aran • And They're Priced Right I NOW, Mrs. Jean Milanich, 2oT T ulom obU ea 34” Window Untell 91.23 FA 1 MU Box 248, Lockhart, Fla. for ap­ MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. pointment AIR CONDITIONING OLDSMOBILB Super M, *34 model. 308 Elm Ave. Ph, FA 2-3731 H. B. POPE CO. 4 Dr. Reduced quick sale. Call between 7:90 and l:M a, m. ar KENMORE sewing machine, 1 yr, PH) I. Parti - FA M894 WOMAN OP LEADERSHIP—In­ old, good condition. FA 2-3400. evenings, rA 2-2707. teresting, dignified p a rt-tim e AUTO GLASS position to woman with expert BUNK BEDS: Ph. FA 1-4*43. rOR SALE OR TRADE: 1918 Cuatom Royal Tudor Hardtop equipped with All Factory . enct in PTA, teaching, church Chrysler Crown Imperial. 1 own­ INSTALLED Accessories * New Car Condition Throughout ■ Very S A W D U S T end shavings. or scouting. Flexible hours. er, radio, heater, powar steering, Windshield Rack Glaan Low Mileage. FA 2-3877, Buckner k Son. Earn MO to 885 per week. Write power brake*, power windows, V ent Giaas in confidtnce to Box C, e/o Door Glnsn air conditioned. Will take trade FACTORY TO YOU SERVICE Sanford Herald. la and finance. Call Jaaaa Quirk ALUMINUM Senknrik Glass and P ain t Co, at Seminole Co. Motor*. Ph. VENETIAN BLINDS COLORED MAID: Must live on lie W. 2nd St. FA8-4822 FA 3-0914. Encloeed heed. Sag-proof bottom premtaas. 8135 per month and rail with plattir ends, Plastie Board, Seminole County Home. SERVICE CALLS 82.M *48 CHEVROLET, good trtnepor- or rayon tepee. Cette* ar ayloa C all. FA -----The Biggest Little Shop tstion, radio and batter. •wide. In Sanford. All Parte A il FA 3-2375. Wanted 9. Malt Senksrik GImm and Paint Co. Labor Guaranteed M Day*. FA 2-4421 SANFORD RADIO A T*' CENTER 1933 CHEVROLET 4-door elation 111-114 W. 2nd St. Fordor • Fully Equipped Including Power Steer­ SEE Railroad Needs Men—No. 23. 9th. k Sanford Ave. FA 2-9741 wagon, Powerglide, la excellent ing and Power Brakes • Flawless Tutone Flalsh UMBRELLA tent* 8M.M up, life condition. MM. FA 2-OSte. WANTED: MAN 85 TO 35 FOR with Matching Interior • Extra Clean. TO YOUR DOOR SERVICE vest, boat cushion. ARMY-NAVY FULLTIME WATKINS ROUTE. Every Tuesday aod Wednesday SURPLUS. 310 Sanford Ave. NO CO-SIGNERS REQUIRED. SANFORT * SOWERS EARN 875.00 TO 8100.00 WEEK­ 131 E. Welbourne Ava. MI I-54T4 Sell U* Your Furniture. Qu'rk Service With The Cash. 8UFKR LY TO START. WRITE WATWINTER PARK, FLA. KINB, ON'-WEST VEACHTREE Chais Saws — Tools — Balls— ■ nw iafw t.il c o t a r t , p l o w id a . TRADING POST. FA 2-0877. ST., N. E., ATLANTA, GEORiu iw » a * , leaan Nuta — Screws OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE trn w GIA. aod Other Parta. Phone or Write t i i bv obiur iol tdaear srohaonuri.o 1 Cent p4r lb. toaob c o r p o r a t i o n , e riorteA TRUCK DRIVER THE 8ANFORD HERALD PUMPS — SPRINKLERS e o rp o ra tio a , Miracle Concrete Company OFFICE A1 type* and aiiei, rtaintirr. 508 Elm AVE. 9M W. let. St. FA 1 2811 ve. Super “WT Tudor Hardtop equipped with All Factory "Do it YoureelP JAW na HARPER » < WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Accooeorleo Including Factory Air Condltioalng • Per­ HART ANN HARPKR. hla w ife. 10. Malt or Female S T I NE fect Red and While Tutone Finish and Matching In­ TWsndants. nw rica n r h it Machinery and Supply Co.. MEN-Women 820. Dally, Sell Lum­ terior • Very Low Mileage. T « i JA M E S H A R PE R and HA RT Ph. FA 84491 inous nameplate*. Write Reevai 107 W. 2nd St. ANN H A R P E R , hla WlfS, end Co., Attloboro, Maia. e « r e a t a ll o i h ir eartita FREE ESTIMATES cheerfully elalmtaw any rtahl, till* sad given. Mattreia renovating, up­ •th *r letsraat in and in Hit CARRIER for downtown route, hold* ry and slip cover*. Cus­ rnlln w lea dnnerihdd real prsPhono FA 2 3734. Used Furniture a»H >. m -niM tom built bedding made lo or­ Lot t*. Rlork I t. NORTH der. Cal] or come io. Nix Bed­ 11. Work Wanted ORLANDO, tat ADDITION, — SPECIALS — ding Manufacturing Co.., INI areordlna i* tha plat tharaof rarordad la P ie t la n k HOUSEWORK, FA SUM. So. Sanford Ava. FA 8-211T. 1*. p ee* t l end *t. Public 4— Full Rise Uaed Innerspring Ranordi of *»mlm>l» Coun­ Mettreeeee, 9IA-M New Yorker Tudor Hardtop Fully Equipped For ty. Klurlda. Kerb >• T o r a h k H K itK iiv n o t i f i e d Your Driving Pleanure and Only SEARCHING 58 D O D G E 1995 58 M E R C U R Y “fS. Legal Notice TRUCKS 1895 58 O L D S M O B I L E £ ch o k 56 GMC n ilf.T — P M « • r t f feet Condition Throngh ou t 2395 58 Ford 57 C H R Y S L E R WE HAVE MOVED You are Invited to visit' us at oar new location. W EEKEND SPECIALS 2465 & PARK AVE. qualified 55 BUICK Roadntaaler Convortibla 50 NASH ONLY 48 CHEVROLET ONLY $89 Sales -Serrlev SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS. INC. • DODGE • DAKT • CHRYSLER 2 in ready yonr ovary real estate need. 56 DODGE STATION WAGON Ntoda aoain Faint ami a Httla body work personnel FA R M E R ’S AGENCY Old addrara 111 S. Franck Ave. W EEK-END SPECIALS 51 MERCURY - - PRICK I»V. PMT. $199 S49 that tha P lain tiff, TIIK SDII.nKRS M O R T O A U K CORPORATION, a Florida caranratlnn. with lia prin­ cipal placa of butlntaa In W lnltr Park, Oranea County, Flnrld*. haa Instltuied e su it aaalaat yau la Iba Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial C ircuit. In sad far Saminala County, Flarlda, to foracloaa • rsrtaln n io rtsa s* hsld hr Ihaoi which anrum hsrs tha Abata daa. ertbat ra il prayarty. data prayerly halny altaatad end locatad in a*mInola County, Florida. Ton and aach a f yau. ara harahy raouliad to ftla yuur i n a a . r with tha Clark o f tha C ircuit Caurt In and for dam lM le C aenty, P larlds, and sarva • aapy jh a r ta f a*«a Oanlal M. Nun tar, a f tha firm a f W ladarw atdlc, Italnsa, flu mar A Ward, SIS r a rk A vtan*. ■outh. Winter INtrk, Florida, nitornnra fnr lha P la in tiff in the ahava actloa, aa nr bafare tha lS ih day o f Hay, tl**, e lse A nscraa Fra Caataaaa Will ha sntarsd ata ln a t yau. TT in O R D E R E O that this ha yuh li.hrd In tha Sanford H crsld. a nawepeper yubllihcd In kamliml* County, Florida, nm a aarh naak for four oonaacutlva waaka. W ITNCM lha band nf tha Clark • f the Circuit Court, nominal* County. Florida, this tha l l l h day nf Ayr 11 A. I>. 1M« D eal* M. (latehal Clark of lha Circuit Oourl ■Saalnola County, Flarlda nyt Martha T. Vlhlan n. e. fSRAL) Wind* rweed la. Walnae. Hunter A Ward 5—Twin Rise Used Inneraprieg Mettreeeee, IIA -M Berk L’eed Ce44 Bpeinge Twin ar Fall ilea. 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A Si** 4 b a iT o 2=33*^49* C lorox *1 9 ‘ »“ 35 LIOuTb^ToY mr T c l e a n £ 39*& 69* SE39^T69* 1/ ■ i ’ �McCanna Resigns; Collins Studies Appointment Richard G. McCanna today Bubmltted his resigna­ tion as Seminole County T ax Assessor to Governor LcRoy Collins and m inutes later, five of the nine employes of his office handed in their resignations also. In a telegram to Gov. Collins, McCanna said; “ I herewith subm it my resignation as assessor as of May 6. Inasmuch as the desired goul of obtaining for Seminole County a lawful assessm ent level has been de­ finitely achieved. I feel I Would like to return to my pri­ vate business practice; "And furtherm ore, if you see fit, I feel the people of Seminole County should be given the opportunity at the earliest time to test the true measure of sincereness in th e promises recently made by the form er assessor." McCanna was defeated by Mrs. Mary Karle Walker in the Democratic prim ary fo r the tax assessor post by a large m ajority. The five employes of the tax assessor’s office who © It r resigned today were Ava W right Davis, elerk, who served in the office for four years and one m onth; John C. Peck, deputy assessor under McCanna. who served for eight m onths; Dorothy Knight StApleton, who work­ ed for 17 m onths; David L. Huffm an, who worked for eight m onths and Frances Stanley, 17 months. Collins already had taken under advisement a pro­ posal that Mrs, Walker be reinstated in office as soon as possible. That proposal was made Thursday by Braile.v Odham. who sent a telegram to the governor asking the action because of the overwhelming vote she received Hnd because "she has publicly committed herself to a position of full gush value assessments (which if Hhe had done to you she could have prevented her suspension in the firat place) . . . ” Odham reminded the governor th a t no public sta te . ment,waa made by those present at the meeting at which d a n fo rb Collins suspended Mrs. Walker except th at by her, which she also used in her campaign, th at she was unjustly auspended. He said th a t Mrs. W alker's attorney charged thnt Odham was responsible for her removal from office aiu! th a t impression had been used in her cAmpnign against McCanna. Odham called to the governor’s attention th at he had not personally discussed the suspension with Collins before it occurred. "I am certain the public believes otherwise," Odham said. Collins was traced by telephone Prom his T nllahas-1 see office to the state prison at Bniforil where he was making a tour. N either he nor his adm inistrative assist­ ant responded to the call referred tq them, Collins had said at Tallahassee thnt he didn’t know ib r a lii W EATHER t P artly cloudy through Saturday. High today, 86-00. Low tonight. 60-66. VOL. X L IX U n ited P re s s Loosed W i n E stab lish ed 1908 FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1060 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 688 News Briefs Large Crowds C arpenter Acquitted Set To Watch Boat Marathon CHELSEA, VI. lUPI) - A jury Thursday night acquitted Frapk W. Carpenter in the "vigilante mur­ der” ot a prosperous dairy farmer, but Ally. Gen. Thomas M. Dcbevoise said he would stick with the case. w hat he will do about the suggested reinstatem ent. B e w a s not at hia office when McCanna's resignation was received there, creating the vacancy. "I am a great believer in the public voice,” he eak) Thursday. "B ut on the other hand 1 feel the people did not understand fully all the factors involved in h er sus­ pension.’’ Collins said he suspended Mrs. Walker a fte r reporta th a t her tax rolls were the w orst In Florida, and a fte r ahe refused to assure him they would be Improved. Despite tha voters' rejection of McCanna, Collins had high praise for him. "Mr. McCanna has done a superb job under very trying and difficult circumstances and 1 am proud of tho job he’s done." Mrs. W alker could not be reached for comment to­ day. Nikita Ordered Shot That Felled Plane MOSCOW (U P I)- Soviet lead­ er* reported today that an Ameri­ can plane was shot down Sunday hy a rocket which Premier Niki­ ta Khrushchev personally ordered launched. They rejected II. 8. ex­ planation nf tha Incident as "nonsense." New detail* amrrged before the Supreme Soviet (parliament) ot what observers believed was the first firing In anger nf a groundto-air missile: ktarsha) Andrsl A. Grechko said a single anti • airrraft rocket downed tha U, S. plana on tha first firing. The Uniird States h*x asked the Soviet Foreign Office for “ full facts” about tha shooting, the State Department announced. Department Presa Officer Francis W. Tuily Jr., said a note was delivered to the Russian Foreign Office this morning and “w* are now awaiting a reply," The note ask-I particularly what happened to tha pilot of the aircraft. The State Department assumes U was a rivilla, - piloted weather observation aircraft which Is missing from it* hase In Adana, Turkey. The department said It was "entirely possible" that the pilot was unconscious due to fail­ ure of his oxygen system at 30,000 feet, which was reported In his last message lo his home base. Foreign Minister Andrei Gromy­ ko rejected Thursday’s U. S. State Department report on the Incident and gave a tough presummit warning oo Berlin. Gromyko repeated Khrushchev's warning that the Americana were "playing with fire." Ha said that attempts to maintain the atatuo quo of West Berlin by force would be met by force. Gromyko dismissed as "non­ sense" allegations by tha U. 8. State Department that the pilot of the downed American plane had fainled before crossing tha frontier Tram Turkey and said Washington was unable to provide any coherent explanation. Gromyko said there had been several previou. violations of So­ viet air spare and that Ameri­ can pilots had opened fire aa Soviet planes. The St. John'*' Itivcr Marathon will be held Saturday and the Flier Killed Sanford Roat and Ski Club will JACKSONVILLE lUPIt - One he host here and maintain a re­ Navy flier was killed and another freshment stand at the Bandihrll hurt Thursday when they leaped during the race. out of a falling jet trainer. The The handshell it exported to he Navy said Lt. tj.g.l Charles L. filled with overflowing crowds tn Syes, 14, of Jacksonville, ejected watch the annual maralhot spon­ himself too tale from tha plane and sored hy various outboard host his parachute did not have time clubs in the state. to open full). The rare will begin in Jackson­ ville at T a. m. and racers are Sitdown Trial expected lo be in Sanford between B a. m. and 9:30. All racers mutt United Press Intemationsl Tha Suminule Hiirh safe wan peeled open and $1,646.71 Six while and sis Negro college pick up a check tab at the San­ taken Thursday night. students go on trial today for dis­ ford Boat Basin and several are The burglary looked like a professional job, Pollco S gt. turbing the peace during sitdown expected to refuel. twist year's event was raptured demonstrations at a lunch counter Leo Rock said toduy. Tha corner of the safe door was peeled In Tallahassee March 12. The de­ by Boh Terry of Jacksonville in back to get at the lock and tumblers. fendants are students at Florida a thrilling finish. He wa* clocked The money in the nafe wan due to be deposited in th a over the 300 mile course In five State University and Florida A&M bank today. It consisted of lunch hours and 31 minutes. University, a Negro institution. Between 70 and too entries sre room Income, money for caps and Twenty*Ihrc-r other Negro students gowns and credit union checks, arrested with them will he tried expected to compete in the rsca. ■gUft&Mfl In this year's rare, boata are ex­ police aald. Of tha 91,346.73, later. LOOKING OVER ‘FUN AFTER GRADUATION' PLANS are SHS Princi­ pected to reach 33 mil** per hour 9333.21 wag hi checks belonging pal Andrewjtatoken* Sonny PowtlL rhnlraian of the event for the. Rotary . ,ln an,effort lo smash Terry’* • Pi^hflr Dies • 'c .***”„ *>Lr to the school credit union. record \ e t last year. Club; Mr*. H a ir y R e h e w . pienta e& irr.& ranu Mrs. j . VCfxuw.ii, W lW ily RICHMOND. V*. (UPI) ~ Vera The local boat rl6b will give chairman. (He aid Photo) Tbs school was enured through on Bickford, ae, who gained feme away a pair of water ski!* at a window in the girl*' rest room, High Srhool athletes will hy pitching a no-liilter for the anon. on tha west aide of the building. 20 awards and trophies Boston Braves in tWU, died of Registrar Mrs. Sadie Williams, day night al the annud cancer today tn a hospital heft. The Longwoctl Town Council took who reported tha break-ln lo Iho Sports Banquet at tho Clvli Bickford, who went in the Brenrs r^ the first step towards getting moro police, said the offices were ter. oa a flip of a coin In a cocktail modern voting molhods for town ransacked. Tho banquot wilt begin /. * . lounge, succumbed la a Maguire Tha break-in was reported about p. m. and featured speaker wtH elections Thundsy night. Veteran* Hospital where he had WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ The/founcil decided to have CUy T a. m. today. Sergeants Jack be Florida Stale University’s MW bean a patient for several months, dent Elsenhower signed the hard- Atlordfy Webber Haines draw up Hickson and Ban Butler investigat­ head coach, Bill Petarion hopeful of recovering and returning fought I960 civil right! bill today, an ordinance which would permit ed tha cast with Sgt. Russell Tha event I* sponsored hr tho to baseball. halting it as “an hlitorir step for­ Longwood to us* voting machlnei Tench doing the fingerprint work. Sem India Booster* Club, which ward" In assuring equality for all In town elections. The present WILBURTON, Okla. (UPI)—Tor hava been saved If that hadn't will hold its annual meeting ami Green Light citlirnt regardless of color nr race. Longwood law require* that clerks The Sanford Rotary Club U nadoci slashing serosa Oklahoma happened," Garner aald. elect new offlccra the tarns night. Lung line* at muddy, b rag JACKSONVILLE (UI'll - Fed­ The six-point law provides new count local election ballots, thus •eogsoring “ Fun After Gradua­ and Arkansas during th* night left All Interested supporters of tho Somlnolea sr* invited to attend tion” activities tar graduatlnx hundreds of persons dead and ha gled persona lined up In fcs-.it of eral Judge Bryan Simpson gave federal help to Negroes who are eliminating th* machines. The jured today. Many more were the court house looking for casual­ a green light to th* Florid* East denied voting privileges, and en­ new ordinance would bring town tbo roast turkay dinner and Hte seniors at Seminole High School homeless. ty lists. Many found relativna and Coast Railway Thursday to con­ able* the government to prosecute election laws more In tine with presentation of awards, Ticket# HAVANA (UPI) Harvey I. beginning May 31 with an all-day tinue a mechanization and Im­ “hate" bombers and mobs ob­ stale election laws. Mrs. Claude may bo obtained from Gordon At least 39 persons were known friends on them. Firestone Ilf, St. Petersburg, beach party at New Smyrna dead in the tornado rone, and Bradley, John Kader or John About half of tha downtown provement program begun five structing court-ordered integration Layo pointed out the large amount of public arhoots. nr time consumed under the pres­ crippled, 32-year-old heir to the Schlrard. Beach. more than 230 persona were In­ business section wa* wiped out, yean ago. ent system of hiving darks count Firestone rubber fortune, plunged • A format reception will be bald jured, soma critically, Hospital* and block attar block nf homes the votes. to his death Thursday night from at the Civic Center immediately In some areas had to turn away were nothing more than rubble. all but the most seriously injured The council discussed getting a joiH-floor room in Ihe Havana The tornadoes began ikipping after graduation exercieea May IT patients. new Longwood voting registration Hilton Hotol. across Oklahoma about duak, and and the elaie wilt be gueati at books but look no aetion. Town Delbert Garner, superintendent hammered a dozen communities Police listed his death as ap­ Dr. 6 S. Sclman, former San- clerk Mrs. Onnlc Rockett aald tha parent suicide, although no sui­ ■ special movie showing at the of schools at Wtlburton, said It in Oklahoma and Arkansas. Seventeen Eemlnole High ChoraW Dr. Tom Largen has been select­ lord resident, died Thursday at books are deteriorating. The tornadoei struck Menefeo, cide note was found. Bits Theatre from 11:30 p, m. “looked aa If a bomb had hern icra won superior ratings at th* Washington, Ga. He prarlkrd ed Sanford-Scminole "Jaycee of the There are people registered who Greenbrier and Prescott, Ark., An autopsy was scheduled later dropped oa main atroat." tuitH 1:30 a. tn. After the movie, medicine here for 30 years before stay out of Longwood for moro today to confirm th« Initial re­ recent State Vocal (fonteat to About 30 square blocks of this early today. One person wai kill­ Month” for May. the senior* will return la the Tamps. ed and 23 others Injured at MeneLargen joined tha Jaycees in moving and was a member of the than aix months and then coma port that death was caused by southeastern Oklahoma college Susanna Jones got this high* Civic Center for dancing until town were crushed, about 13 fee. Than was property damage April, 1939 and has served on the First Baptist Church. back to vote, Pollco Chief Claude a emshed skull. The body was to r*t rating for her aolo perform­ Funeral services will be held at at the other two allei, but iw re­ Layo said. This Is not allowed. I a. m. tie taken to the United Stales im­ fishing rodeo and polio inocula­ blocks leveled end the rest ance. Mixed ensemble sincere tion projects. He was chairman of 11 a. m. Saturday at Washington, Councilman E. E. Williamson sug­ mediately afterward, presumably were bliss Jones, Deanna Nich­ ® Breakfast will be aervad ta approximately M per cent do- ported injuries. Ga„ and burial will he at Decatur, Several victims were killed as gested copying the old registration to Firestone's home (a M. Pateraa District 4 Jaycea caucus and them from 3 to I a. m. to round atipyed. ols, Cindy May, Annette Yates, books into naw ones. burg. out the big graduation day. Rescue workers digging through they -sat down to supper, others will serve on tha Junior Chamber Ga. Tummy Brown, Arthur DeYoung, The beach picnic May 33 will stacks of kindling that onre while they slept and at least thrqe board of directors for the coming Don McCoy and Winston Piercy, begin at g a. m. and the parent were homes and businass build­ persons died when their cars were year. Largen attended the Winter Madrigal Singers were Phyllis picked up off a highway and Conference In Jacksonville amt the committers are planning au all- ings reported 13 person* dead, McDaniel, Joyce Welnmann, Bet■mashed along tha roadside. day schedule of activities at the and up to 123 others injured. Thry recent state convention In Jack­ ay Williams, Bonnie Staffer, Slat* police and a home opera­ sonville, beach. expected tha death loll to go Linda Humphrey, Annette Yatea, tor, who rushed a mobile rig into Sonny Powell la the Rotary higher. Dun .McCoy, Bill Phagnn, Ronnie the area, were the only communi­ Club’s geueral chairman (or lbs Garner, former coordinator fur Gotmsn, Winston Picrcy, George “ FAG Day" program sod the tha Ground. Observer Corps In cations out of Wtlburton. NAS Wins Award Green, and George Cameron. A following parenta are serving on Wllburtoo, -was in charge of hun­ Th* Sanford Naval Air Station Mrs. M. L. Nichols, Mre. M. • the committees: dreds of volunteer worker*. has won the Secretary of the L. Johnson, Paul Hickson and Senior picnic: Mrs. Ruth Jean Ho said tbo siren used to warn SporU Film Set Navy Award for Achievement In Miss Oils* Reese Whittle chapere Robson, Mrs. Ned Julian Jr., Fred the town eouldn't Le used last A Florida Development Com­ Safely for 1939 according to a oned Ilia student* on the trip. Williams, Kart Toney. Mrs. H. L. night when the storm Ml because mission film, "Florida, Sports­ recent Office of Industrial Rela­ Mias Whittle directs Ihe ChoralOsborne, Mre. W. II, Stamper, hard raia and bad weather man's Paradise," will be shown aa tions announcement. This marks iers, Mrs. E. L. McAieiender, Mr. knocked out power about 30 min- j a special program at the Rotary too aeventh consecutive time end Mrs. 31. R. Strickland. .Mrs. ules before the twister firmed. Club luncheon mealing at noon Sanford Hat won the annual R. K. Osterbobn, Mrs. William "f think a lot more peoplo could Monday In the Civic Center, award. Shook, Mrs. R. C. Wood and Mrs. J. G. Osborne. Formnl reception: Mrs. E. L. Arthur Beckwith, elected Clrrh — Lindsey, Mrs. J , V. Slowell Jr., of U>« Circuit Court heglnnlng iq W Mrs. R. E. Lundquist Jr., Mrs. January plana no cltangea in pern Sonny Powell. Mrs. T. E, Mc­ sonnet In tha clcrk’a office. Daniel and Mrs. Ira Southward. Capt. James D. Ramage was All three commendations stress­ Earl Higginbotham and Karlyie “There have been a tot of rum­ blovie: Sir. and Sirs. J. R. praised Thursday night as an out­ ed the sppreciation of city and ilouihotder. who also read the or* circulating that I plan to clean Edge, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ray­ standing Navy officer and an ener­ county for hla participation ia highlight* from the service record out the office. That is absolutely civic, social and religious activi­ nor, Sir*. II. E. bong, and Mr. Capt. Hantagc and calird him not true,” Beckwith emphasized getic aod conscientious contributor ties during the two years he ha* of and Mrs. C. L. Griffith. “an outstanding Navy officer." today. Dance: Sir. and Mrs. Edward of leadership lo many Seminole been commander of Heavy Attack Capt Ramage was given n standMiller, Mr. and Mrs Jr V. Sto­ County chic projects. Wing One al tha lanford Naval Air log ovation alter Housholder read The directors of Ihe Seminole Ilattos. wed Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Sonny hla record or accompliibuent and Powell, Sir. and Mrs. Gordon County'Chamber of Commerce had They praised hfe leadership in Andrew Carreway, chairman of the Bradley, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Capt. and Sir*. Ramage as honor maintaining the “eutatandlng com­ C of C armed forces committee, 9 Persons and Mrs. E. H. Me- guests at their quarterly meeting munity relationship between San­ presented the Bamagcs with aTbo Seminole High Marching to bid them farewell before hla ford end Seminole County and the Present on behalf of th* chamber. Alexander. Band participated In the annual Breakfast: Mr. and Mrs J. P. assumption of a ship command te personnel of Heavy Attack Wing Hia trgnafer from Hanford will Watermelon Festival in Leesburg Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. One” ami tbankad him tar Jb4 "In lake Capt. Ramage berk to the today. Strickland, Mrs. T. A. Burner, Dr. Resolutions by tha County Com­ lenuHtaMl’ atietaton fcaumd on Pacific, where he served during Tho local hand Joined some t t and Mrs. P. J. Westgata, Mr. and mission, Cty Commission snd the Beaford aad the canity through hia World Way II and Ihe Korean fight­ other bawds from central Florida Mrs. Dick Aiken, Mr. and Mrs. armed forte* committee of the Hdliattoa of the Navy Bombing ing. He said-he lake* the new ia the celebration. Tho hand sad M Tooey, Mr. and Mrs. Ned aim were Derby." TOKEN OF ESTEEM of Sanford and Seminole Count/ k opened by Capt. assignment extiwmaJp gerieutly be majorettea wore decked out la IraM ta a . Mr. amt Mre. D. I ■M d M m . Ramngo. At osure ”M there ta another war it k f t a n Andrew C a rra w a r, w ho p r u e a k d th e gift, •a* aM U Beet. •d te Capf. Damage. I f Meet Jr , Mayor wil «ar( ta China " . and M m . Carrawngr. . (H erald Photo) Senior Class To Be Guests For'Fun •After Graduation' $ 1 ,5 4 6 Stolen From SHS Safe Longwood Council Seeks More Modem Voting Methods Storms Slash Oklahoma, Arkansas; Hundreds Dio Sports Banquet Slated Wedit President Signs Civil Rights Bill Firestone Heir Plunges To Death Largen Gets Jaycee Award Dr. f t S. Selmon Dies In Georgia Choraliers Win Superior Rating Beckwith To Keep Same Personnel Chamber Directors Honor Damage Band Parades In Festival $ 9 x 'y . I y � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 05, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 05, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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M a p t , 1 M 0 OftAND M ALE? - - - • By Alan Mavef ounds Pull M U /A M S , o r THE BO BTO W - MAT » E e b apeo eor The Greyhounds now sport a The Sanford Greyhounds bang­ ed out three runs in the ninth in­ 10-3 record and have never been ning to break a S-S tie and pick defeated on the road this season. The Greyhounds travel to Lees­ , up their eighth straight win as they defeated Tampa, M Monday burg tonight and return home Wednesday meeting Leesburg. In the game Monday, Bill Bald­ win, threw two wild pitches with the basca loaded in the ninth to give the Greyhounds their margin o f victory. Sanford's Mika Ma­ loney sacrificed the other run home. TAMPA AB K M RBI Pittsburgh Dallesandro S O S 1 •an Franelsc* Weghorn t i l l Milwaukee Uphara 4 1 S • •C Louis Green S • • 1 Loe Angeles C o m ics Philadelphia I II J U T Cincinnati 111 J U T Tuesday's Probable rlich e n • Philadelphia at Chicago — Cos­ b y ( » 4 ) vs CeccanlU (0 4 ). Milwaukee at San Franciscofpalig (1 4 ) vsSanford (1 4 ). Cincinnati at Los Angeles (night) - Hook (1-1) vs McDevitt (0 4 ). (Only games scheduled) WeBaeeday's Game# Pittsburgh at Chicago Philadelphia at S t Louis, sight Milwaukee at Los Angelas, night CtaeiosaU at San Francisco, sight Americas League W. L. P e t GB Chicago TI * ... Cleveland TI 4 B ... Baltimore •• .571 . . . New York I l W tt League Leaders National League _ City at Bootee — Her­ bert (1-0) vs Casata (1 4 ). Detroit at New York - Moeei (f-1) ve Ford (I t). Chkhfo at Baltimore (night)— Pterea (1-1) va Barber (1 4 ). Cleveland at Washington (night) - F e r r y (1-1) va Kaat (1 4 ). W i M s sla y 's Games Cleveland at Washington, night OMeap* a t Baltimore, night Detroit at New York K aafai city at Player i CM O .A I I , I .P a l Maya, •. P. H I g 141 Burgeaa, Pitta. U 3* • I f 417 Aaron, Mlhr. M M • ■ .411 White, St. L U *3 14 M 471 Moon, L A . II H H U JU Clerante, Pitta. U « 14 B J H Spencer, St. L U M 11 I* 451 Bruton, MUw. IS M IS 11 441 Skinner, Pitta. 1« M IS I f JM American League Lump*, K. C. 16 61 4 M .471 Skewroe, N. Y. U 4S S M 413 Allison, Wash. U 4* }* » .40* Mantle, N. Y . U M t t IS 44$ Mlaoso, Chi. M 4> 7 IS 4M Hansen, Bah. 14 45 4 II 433 Buddia, Boa. 1! 41 S 14 433 By United Preen InlcrnaUsnal Runnels, Bos, 1 * M 7 13 .319 NEW YORK — (UP1) — Jose Bans Batted i s Gouaalas, 116, Puerto Rico, outNational League i M e C o v e y , notated Obdullo Nunc*, lia fc Glanu SI; Banka, Cuba IS; Cle. h a r t * Bice, ( I f ) , menu, Plrataa IS; Maseroeki, Pi­ rate* 17; M an or, Plrataa M. ' HARTFORD, Conn. — (U PI) American League: Qentlla, OriTommy Hadca, 136, Utica, N. Y , otae 17; Alilaon, Senators 14; outpointed Tommy Bell, 12$ Vi Skowron, Yankees 14; Mlnoeo, Youngstown, Ohio, (10). W EDNESDAY MORNING ^horintA j <W* done Wednesday TMELAST RoUMPUPA* AM ACT/HE p la ye r f/V TAB OTUHoM OP A to s r , EXPERTS.) /P SO. ME star ted o r r a s /rM E A ire/iD B 7 0 0 0 //f style. Champ! Dr. Harold Rinjr defeated Gen* Witz*! in th* final round o f tb* Spencer Me­ morial Trophy tournament play held Sunday. Witzel waa defending cham­ pion. First flight winner was Tom Finnerty. Other flight winners were Andy Carroway, Tom Lang­ ford, Bill Vilhen, Dr. Hurry Woodruff and Harry Weir. Sweeney's Holds Bowlerette Lead Me A m in o m b m e t j g WAS AT EAT TO utAUturate M/e b G lL A Or**auA<HJe 9EAACM. 7WM MrT AMer/fiR A / 0 * 2AP OAMT \ TOtO ti OMR ftt) PLACE*/ EEAtl rm eAbtoR m m e*. / t o o t o r 3ap place. / Sweeney’s remains In first plaee in the Jet Rowlerettes by a four point margin. Sweeney’s record ia 17 wins against seven losses. There Is a three-way tie be­ tween Nell's Hair Salon, Trim, ette Figure Salon and Duke and Durhess Shop for second place with 3 4 wins, 16Vfc Jon es. All members o f the Sweeney’* team bowled extra, good last week and really surprised Yowell’a by taking all four points by at least LOS ANGELES (UP1) — Feara 1600 meters he usually just gets 100 aticka per gam*. Arlene De­ that the United States might not out and runs only when ha com­ dering came through Ilk* a pro be well represented In decathlon petes in decathlon competition. competition at the Rom* Olympic Gamea war* dispelled today as Refer Johnson neared top form for the 10-event competition. Johns**, bolder e f the V. S. record e f 1301 points, baa recov­ ered from e beck injury Buffered lest fall In an automobile accident end b gradually Increasing his week hi decathlon events. Two wt the world's three top decathlon men Moeday appeared before the Southern California Track and Field Writer* and Coaches Assn. Joining Johnson, who ranks second In the world to Busste's Vasily Kusnetsov, was Russia’s Vastly Nationalist China’s C. K. Yang. Both Johnson and Yang are coached bp UCLA's Elvia (Ducky) Drake, The modest Chines* athlete let Johnson and Drake talk about him and only expressed Um hope that ha soon would recover from a shoulder injury that has bothered him hi throwing events. *T think Yang la capable o f Kuznetsov's best msrk beating Kusnetsov' (M67 points), and also beating him," Jehaaea said. "I t will taka around MOO point* feasibly $400, to win at Rome.” Although ho would not predict how well he expected to do, Johnsoa (old e f his progress this Na­ son and said ha had triad ell eveuto except the broad jump end 1600 meters ia practice. The brood Jump work baa been delayed by Johnson beoanae ho wnnta to be sure he te entirely recovered from his injuria* before he trie# that even* and la th# Unit** P m i International That 1*0,000 bonui the GlanU f i v e teenager Mike HcCormiek la paging off four jreara later and S.ooo milea away. It waa back in 1$54 that the Giants algned the ll-yesr-old high achoot and American Legion ace A r c a d i a ,____ ___ _____ from Arcadia, Calif., who bad been groomed to be a big league pitcher since he was seven years old. A t'th e time, they predicted ho would some day becomei a msJor league star. It took four years but all the signs today are that the • • foot. Ran Klin*, traded by too Pirates during th* winter,i went_________ llm di<tance for St. Louie I* wiu hi* first gam*. Ed Bailey’s threj • rue eighthinning double off World Series re­ lief hero Larry Sherry provided the Reds with their second wim in 10 games. Jin* O’Toole r*r ceived credit for tba triumph al­ though Raul Ranches and Bid Henry succeeded him. Jim Gil­ liam and Charlie Neal homered for the Dodgers and Billy Martin connected for the Reds. Don Zimmer singled with two out and the basea filled ia the ninth inning to esp n three-run Cub rally. The Phillies had gone ahead with a three • run ninthf) inning burst of their own high-’ lighted by rookie Frank Herrera's to end H. two-run single. homer to give the Glints e 14 lead in the aifth. The GianU ad­ ded four ciinehing runs ia the eighth with th# aid of an error by shortstop Johnny Logan and Del Crandall’s second passed ban of the game. Willey, who suffered his first loss, fanned nine before giving way to a pinch-bitter. Elroy Face, the Pirates’ IMS re­ lief pitching hero, walked across the Cardinals' winning run in the ninth inning and thereby suffered his second defeat of the year. Fare didn't lose his first game until September last season and compiled an IB-1 record. Stan Musial started Face's down faU with a single. Daryl Spencer’s fourth hit and second double of the game followed by an intention­ al walk filled the bases with hitter Carl Sawalski lek turn in his third. brilliant ef­ fort at Candlestick Park. In three victories there the California kid has pitched two shutouts and yielded a total of one run and nine hits. The victory moved the second>"within one game of the league • Ileading “ _ Pittsburgh ____ Pirates, whose nine-game winning HOUSTON, Tex. (UP1)—Mast­ waa ended, 44, streak was 4-3, by the SI. Louis Cardinals. The Cincinnati er* champion Arnold Palmer was Reds beat the Los Angeles Dodg­ sure o f at least $3,400 more to add ers, 0-S, and the Chicago Cubs de­ to his $44,000 plus bankroll today feated the Philadelphia Phillies, I • 7, in other National League as he and Bill Collins got set to tee o ff for an extra IB hole* to games. The Cleveland Indians scored a decide the winner o f th* $35,000 3-3 victory over the Washington Houston Classle golf tournament. Palmer and Collins wound up Senators and the Baltimore Orioles “ walked” to an 114 decision the fourth round o f th* tourney over the Chicago White Sox in th* same way they ended th* American League activity. first round — in a deadlock. They Carlton Willey matched zeroes began Thursday by burning up the with McCormick for five innings 7,132-yard Memorial Park course but Jim Davenport hit his fourth with six-under par 60‘s. Plenty At Stake As Palmer, Collins Meet In Golf Playoff But th* strain nf competition was beginning to tell Monday ta what waa to have been th* Anal round. Collins, o f Crystal River, shot a three-ovsr-par 76 and PsL nter, who plays out o f Ligonicr, Pa., canird a 73, on# over par. For each it waa the worst round of ths tourney, and each ended the regulation distance with 260'sOi for the 72 holes. Today’s playoff will decide Who gets th* coveted trophy end A n t prise money o f $5,300. The play­ o ff loser will get $3,400. A ftan w oa) Ptaette QaHted Reveveibte • BRIDGE Imparted TABLE COVERS • VASES Cetsrsd Glass f t PITCHERS • TA B L E MATS 114 Balm Ruth League action was thick and heavy Monday night • *• P fc * SWEENEY’S MgRBolla FA S-1144 (IPO defeated the Rotary Otab, 1-1; Oivitan bested the Rlks, f-1 and Klwenia blanked Lake Mary, 6-0. In Little League play, Poodumrt ■lammed Perfection, |2-3. N«w i And Adv«rtfMm«nt H&JT R O P -A R X T C offers you wbat no motor oil ever cooM before New Trop-Artfcf brings to tf>e aid o f your motor a new lubricating formula that cleans, protects, and preserves smooth performance under the most aemsre engine taste far automobile oil. The secret of Trop-Artics excep­ tional performance is a revolutionary super-cleaning element called PDA, made only by Phillips Petroleum Com­ pany. In hundreds o f thousands of ■ribs o f Pasting, typical car owners re­ ported these Important beoaAta from new Trop-Artie with PDAs • More miles per gallon o f gasoline • Cleaner oil fillets Change to new Trop-Artie Motor 0 4 and sec ifyeudoo't notice these improvemeats is the perform— oe at gw r carl FLITE-FUEL The Sanford Herald For Horn# deliver? C A LL v v.' T . I F A 2-2611 III ■> (odhs tbit gives ye* the "Isastut Myths a U a Is riT Today, discover a new coocept of motor fuel perform­ ance. Test drive a tankful of new Flite-Fuel, the gaso­ line with “the sweetest rltythm on the road." New Flite-Fuel is a blend of super-high performance components perfectly matched to the naturai rhythm of today’s nigh compression motors. It vapo­ rizes quickly. . . fires with split-second accurac delivers a mighty thrust of power without roug or ping. It can quiet your motor as it increase* your cars power and responsiveness. T s u i really like driving with new FNte-FueL Fib up at any station where you see the Phillips 68 Shield. 6i ■'V. ^ �' " ■1 T l '."'SVtJffe W alker W ins; Odham A sks Reinstatement g > a ttfo rb Collins Action Requested llf m t lf t On Basis Of Vote Results WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Thursday. High today 82.85. Low tbnlght, 65*70. W ir* Established s»08 W EDNESDAY, M AY 4.. 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 686 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YO RK t u r n prices at 1 p. m.; American T A T .............. American Tobacco ......... Bethlehem Steel .............. Caterpillar .......: ............. Chrysler Curtiss-Wright ................. DuPont .......................... Kastman Kodak ............. Ford Motor ............ General Electric ............ General Motors .............. Graham Paige .............. Int. T A T ................. 1.nr ill aril ....................... Minute Maid ................. Penney ......................... Penn R R ...................... Scars Roebuck .............. Standard Oil (N J) ......... Studcbukcr ..................... U. S. Steel .............. W BSBi Crowds Like This Stood All Day To Cast Ballots In Record Vote Bryant, Carlton Make Runoff; Senator Leads In Primary Vote MIAMI (UPI)—A Harvard law­ yer noted for hie oratory and a young rancher whose father waa governor will fight it out May 24 in n Democratic primary runoff . f o r governor ai Florida. I Farria Bryant o f Ocala. 41, and Doyo E. Certtod Jr.. IT, will atari off almost MCh-aad neck ha ■rat primary returaa na they scrambta tor tha votes ef the eight toe­ ing candidates. Carlton regained the toad over Bryant to tha race aa lata re­ turns came In. With 1,140 of tha state's 1,071 precincts reported unofficially, Carlton led the first primary with 4 170,400 votaa to 177,040 for Bry­ ant. Tha toad had shifted between the candid atee at toast three times during the counting late Tuesday and aarly today. Farria Bryant polled tbs largeat vote to the gubernatorial race In Samlnolo County, followed by Doyla Carlton and John McCarty. Bryant got 2.307 votes, Carlton , .h ad 1,707 and MeCarty rolled up v to 1,997. Haydon Bums waa fourth with 1,UI. In fifth place waa Tad Da­ vid. ITS, than Fred Dieldnaoa. 4S4; i I Seminole Endorses Parrish As Senator 1 € From 37th District lemlnoto County voters by a 2-1 majority, andoraed Bernard Par­ rish of Titusville to represent them aa senator Bnas -tha STth Dis­ trict. Parrish polled 4072 votes to Gary Bennett's 1,024. Parrish took all tha 10 precincts bp nt least "<Va 2-1 majority. Brevard County aewapapara re­ ported that Parrish alas got nearly a two to ana victory to his heme county. Parrish lad in all but four amali precincts in Brevard's 41 voting areas In gaining an 2.1M total to 4,207 fer Bennett, they reported. T V Networks Get robe Warning George Downs, KB; Harvle Bolter, 104; BUI Hendrix, 40 and Jim MeCorvey, 20. Jacksonville Mayor Haydon Burns ran a surprisingly strong third with 144,232 votes and at one Umo late Tuesday was within ooo vetoa o f catching Carlton. Biggest prizes to the runoff cam­ paign will bo John McCarty’ s 33,1M vote to Dade County, Haydaa Burns' 45.U1 vote in Du­ val, aod Tad David'a 21,927 vote in Dade. David, tha moat libera! on the race issue in the field, announced ha would campaign actively for Carlton in the runoff. David got a slate total of 77,<26. Burns went to bed Wednesday morning refusing to concede ho was out of the n e t and raid It would be Inappropriate for hint to announce who he will support in the runoff. McCarty, who ran fourth with 132.773 votes, also turned in without saying who he might sup* purl. Dickinson, who polled 104,003 did the same. Conner, Hancock Runoff Set; GreenRenominated MIAMI (UPI) — State Treasurer J. Edwin Larson and Comptroller Ray Green won re-nomination in Tutsday’a Democratic primary, but H wiU taka runoffs to fill the seats o f m irin g Secretary of State fc. A. Gray and lata Agriculture Commlaslocr Nathan Mayo. Doyle Conner of Starke and W. R. Hancock, who spread-eagled a sixman fields will dual for Mayo's old office. State Pen. Tom Adams of Orange Park rolled up a one-sided lead in Iho first primary, but was forced into a runoff by Jess Yarborough of Miami for the post being vacat­ ed by Gray. In other state-wide races: Ed­ win Mason of Miami and Jim Blan­ ton of St. Petersburg outdistanced Harry Arkus af Tampa to win run­ off spots for a seat on the Rail­ road and Pablic Utilities Commis­ sion. Veteran Supreme Court Justice Glenn Terrell won handily over Miami attornay Charles Bodner in his re-nomination bid, In a contest for judge of the First District Court of Appcala, Donald K. Carroll of Tallahassee won with comparative ease over Robert Ball of Jacksonville. With 1,777 precincts reported in the argrieaitnra race, Conner poll­ ed 243,142 votes to IM.T7I for Han­ cock. Third waa Loran Carlton with « , « 7 . Adams rolled up 103,142 votaa in the secretary of slate's race. Yarborough trailed with 112,240 votes. Larson, stair treasurer since 1940, piled up 327 lop votes. Far back were A1 Cahill, N.S10; Eraeat Collins, 02,373; and W. O. Mur­ rell Jr. 22,223. Green piled up a 424.142 to 121,- WASHINGTON (UPI) - House payola investigators left a broad hint to tha televistoa networks to­ day to Improve tkeir program­ ming or become the possible tar­ get of a congressional Inquiry. Rep. William H. Springer (B-Ul.) served notice before the subcom­ mittee completed its public hearings on payola Tuesday that he. l|pior one, Intended to press far an investigation into TV programming If the qusHtr a f shows lan'l Im­ proved. Springer aald bis mail todiretod the people back hem# wort moro Plans tor Armed Forces Day con cer# d about this than thoy scheduled May 21, will bs discus­ w o n a i d * ripped quia shows or sed at a special moating at 2 p. m. popato « nptot Whtoh pmno Friday to City M ai. Armed F. other suhrammRtoa mam ba* a too Day Chairman Jeel Fields bava made. Armed Forces M eet Friday 070 lead over his only opponent, J. L. Lee of Live Oak. News Briefs Closing Arguments WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI)—Judge James Knott and a 12-man jury will hear closing ar­ guments today in the murder trial of Dennis Whitney, 17, admitted slayer of six men and a woman. Hide And Seek DARIEN, Ga. (U P D -M ra. G. J. Reynolds, fighting a divorce effort by her tobacco • heir hus­ band, played hide and seek with his layers and sheriffs depu­ ties today while the split-up trial ground on through legal argu­ ments and written depositions. Rights Probe WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha Civil Rights Commission haa startad investigating job discrimina­ tion by tha armed forces and tha National Guard. A commission spokesman said Tuaaday that tha study would cover discrimination in any employment where the federal government pays part of tn# employe's salary. 5 Face Firing Squad TEHRAN, Iran (U P D -A firg squad today aitcuted five embers o f an alleged Communist organiiation for plotting to over­ throw the Shah's government,-a military spokesman announced. Another IT parsons, including a woman, have been sentenced to prison terms ranging from 10 yaars to life, tha spokesman said. 6 Red Visit WASHINGTON (UPI) The commander-in-chief of the Soviet Air Force and nine other Russian air officers will risk toe United States next week, the Pentagon announced today. Tha visit waa described aa a return af the trip to Russia by Gen. Nathan F. Twining, chairman of tha U, S. a f Staff, when he was chief o f staff o f the Air Force to 1249. Other vote prises for the two runoff candidates will be Burns' 21,001 in Dade and 16,039 In Hills­ borough; David's 16,604 in. Brow­ ard, and Dickinson's 21f8«( in Palm Beach -end- 11,0* (n Dade. But Bryant would run strong in rural areas and northwest Florida as ha did Tuesday. Among othrra, be carried Alachua, Jackton, Lake and Manatee. He also carried countlai with some of Florida's larger cities, including Escambia, Orange Pinellas, and Volusia. He ran well tn Hillsborough County although Carlion carried that county 24,273 to 16.089. Significantly. Bryant carried 30 counties—most of them ru ra lwhile Carlton carried only It— most of them big. Burns carried eight counties, Dickinson six, Harvle Better aix aod John McCarty five. David won only Broward. Bill Hendrix, George Downs and Jim McCorvcy failed to carry a county. The counties Carlion carried were Collier, Dade, DrSoto, Glades, Harder, Highlands, Hills­ borough,. Indian River, Leon, Polk and Sarasota. Florida's Republican voters nominated George Peterson of Fort Lauderdale for governor over Emerson Rupert of St. Pet­ ersburg, but Democratic nomina­ tion for governor is good a a elec­ tion to Florida. GOP Hails Nixon's Win In Indiana By United Press International Republicans today hailed Vice President Richard M. Nixon's showing against Sen. John F. Ken­ nedy fD-Masa.) in Indiana's presi­ dential “ popularity contest" as a aa a great upset victory which foreshadowed GOP success in No vember. Relurna from all but a few hun­ dred of the 4,299 precincts gave Nixon 368,240 volet and Kennedy 333,117 in Tuesday's primary. The candidates were without major opposition in their separate races. The Massachusetts Democrat, who made four campaign swings through the state, had predicted in advance he would pile up the moat votes. Nixon, who did no cam ­ paigning in Indiana, had forecast be would trail. Casselberry First Aid Class Tonight Casselberry's volunteer firefight­ ers will learn general first aid, life­ saving and how to operate a resuscitalor in the department first aid courae which opens tonight. Firemen from other county de­ partments also have been invited to take the course since lots of firemeo would need to know first aid techniques in case of a big blase, Casselberry Firs Chief Paul Bates said. Tha moottog to too Casselberry fire bouse will atari at 7}20 p. m Stock MH 4 1 'i 45 26't 45«i 20'» 208v« 1UR1j 67's to 44 2U 39*. M *. Ik 's 118* • 13'. 49's 42H I t 's 78*4 One of the biggest majorities in • record Seminole County pri­ mary vole Tuesday elected Mra. Mary Earle Walker lax assessor again as shr defeated Uiehnid Mc­ Cann* by a two to one total. Mrs, Walker's victory In ought a proposal today from J. Brailey Odham that liov. I.rltoy Collin* have her reinstated in the office immediately. Odham sent a telegiam to Col. lini asking that the governor take whatever steps are open to him to put Mrs. Walker back on the job without the customary protocol. Mrs. Walker swamped McCann* in all of the 18 precincts with a tally of 9,091 votes to McCanna'a 2,420. Mrs. Walker, suspended by Gov. LcRoy Collins late last year, piled up an early lead and by the time six precinct* were in had compiled a 900-vole margin. When she arrived at the voting registrar’s office about midnight, Mr*. Walker was hailrd by friend* and supporters. She thanked the voters of Seminole County and said "I will work lo the best of my ability for the best interests of the county." "I felt the victory was a vole of ronfidence for m e," Mrs. Wal­ ker added. Mrs. Walker look every prccinet by at least a 2-1 majority, with th e exception of Altamonte Four County Board Runoffs Set May 24 County Commission candi­ dates will have to atari campaign­ ing all over again now. Four commission race runoffs will be held May 24 with T. V. Brown facing J C. Hutchison in District 1; J. D. Cordell and Ted Williams, District 2; James P. Avery and Lawrence Swofford, District 3 and Homer Little and John Fitzpatrick, District 2. In the District 1 race, Hutchison was high man with 2,832 votaa, with Brown running a close sec­ ond and polling 2,472 votes. Third man in the race, Donald J. Hales, polled 1,104 votes. tfulchlaoa took nine preclnfei while Brown tpok sevfnJJteftrvflk Brown proved strong hi the'Sanforn precincts. In District I, Williams, who dur­ ing the campaign had aald he would not oven issue vote cards because he was unlucky at the game, polled the largeat vote tally with 3.9M voles as compared to Cordell's 1,010. J. II. Van Hoy. w«o waa appointed county commis­ sioner from the district two months ago, polled 1,168 votes. Williams took the majority of the precincts and Cordell came up strong in the three Sanford pre­ cincts. In the most holly contested race, Incumbent Lawrence Swofford was high man in District 3, polling 1.896 votes. Swofford dominated the Sanford precincts white hla closest opponent, Avery, who polled 1,913 votes, proved strong in the county. Otis Fourakre was third with I,374 votes followed by A. R. Lorinann, 1,360 and Edward Zimmer­ man, 079. In District 2, Incumbent Ilomer l.ittle polled the largest vote, 2,366, lo Filzpatrlrk’ s 2.334. George Bell polled 1,689 votes. • During the early returns, Fitz­ patrick trailed Lillie by a big ma­ jority but pulled up strong in the large Sanford precincla. Fitzpat­ rick led by 804 votes to Lille's 987 in Precinct 3. Little pulled away to early lead in the Chuluota, Geneva, Alta­ monte Springs and Oviedo pre­ cincts. Ike May Call Congress Back WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep. Joel Broyhlll (R-Va.) aaid today I'rcsideot Eisenhower is thinking about calling Congress into special session if the Housr and Senate slash his foreign aid program sub­ stantially. Broyhlll made the statement af­ ter he and 18 other Republican con­ gressmen had breakfast with the President at the White House. Broyhlll aaid the President made no specific threat but that he got the "definite impression'' that Eis­ enhower would call Congress back Into session if Use mutual security program is materially cut. The present session is expected lo ad­ journ to time for the July conven­ tion. “ I had Use feeling that if we did not go along with hia mutual se­ curity program, there waa danger of being called back into special session," Broyhlll told reporters. Board To Meet The County Commission will meet at 18 a. m. Thursday to tbq Courthouse, Chairman John Krider aaid today. 71a regular Tuesday meeting of the board was post­ poned because of alert too day. r-. CHEERS GREETED Mra. M iry Earl# Walker, left, Tuesday night aa ahe piled up a commanding lead in the Tax AaaeMor’a race In the Democrat!* primary. Mra. Walker captured all 16 precincts in her bid fo r re-elec­ tion. M1m Rebecca Stevens ik shown congratulating Mra. W alker after the final returns were in. (Herald Photo) Rate For Clerk Arthur Beckwith, taking 19 of tha 18 precincla la tha county Demo­ cratic primary, waa elected clerk of the Circuit Court. Beckwith defeated Incumbent Da­ vid Galchal with an unofficial vela tally of 4.108 to 1,401. The only precinct Galchal won was In Altamonte Springs, where be polled 188 votes lo BeekwtUi's 184. Beckwith, who has been working in the lax collector's office for the past eight years, said after his vic­ tory, “ 1 could not have won this election by myself. I am humbly grateful for tha support 1 recclv ed ." Beckwith opened up with aa early lead and proved strong la the three Sanford precincts. In Precinct 2, the biggest one in tha county, he polled 1,038 votes to Gatchcl'a 948. Uatchrl was appointed clerk late last year after O. P. Herndon re­ tired. •' i Hobby, Bruce Re-elected Mann Gets School Post Voters returned Sheriff J. I,. Hobby lo office in the primary after a close race with J. .(J. (Slim) Galloway. Galloway, showing atrength in many of the bigger preclncta, took two of the three Sanford preciocta. However, Hobby finally got 4,695 vote* to 3,497 for Galloway. Official Canvass Of Vote Underway The election board met today to tabulate 277 absentee ballots and lo make the official canvass of Tuesday's pri* ary. The complete official tabula­ tion by precincts will be published in Thursday's Herald. Reward Offered On Dog Shooting Mrs. Hazel Porter of 1104 25th St. today offered n >10# reward for information leading ts the ideality of whoever shot her dog near her home, Mrs. Potter r a il ton I k waa found buried approximately ana block from her home after tha do« bad Mrs. Camilla Bruct seeking re­ flection aa supervisor of registra­ tion. grabbed the biggeat vote majority of all candidates in (he primary when she swamped 4lrs. Kathleen Reynolds by a 3-1 vote. Mra. Bruce got 9,149 votes, com­ pared to Mra. Re:nolds' 1,100. Roy Mann won handily over Ray Slaton for thr action! board from District 3. Mann collected 3,322 votes to Slaton's 1,006. In the justice of the peace race in District 3, Thonas G. Moon defeated Phillip M. Packard, 426 votes to 220. In the four-man race for the justice of the peace District 6. Elmer Ashley got 622 votes to L. L. Cot, 236; John NcUlelon, 233 and Homer Sewel, 306. In the constable's race in Dis­ trict 6, Grady Hall rolled up 1,196 votes compared to W. D. Bridge's 323 and Frank Lucry's 124. Photo Exhibit To Open Here The Traveling Photo Salon of Um Florida Photographer's Asm . will he m view to tha public Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Jamsem'0 Studs*, V . First It- Anyone interested la photograph? la welcome to attend. Springs, where McCanna aotteeted 223 vote* to her 250. Odham'e telegram to Collins aald: The voters of Seminolo County in yesterday's primary east 3,001 votes for Mary Earle Walker and 2,268 votes for Richard E. Mc­ Canna in the Tax Assessor's race. It i* obvious that the people of Seminole County want Mrs Walk­ er to be their Ux assessor. You suspended Mrs. Walksr based on thr information you had and on the fact that the comp­ troller's review of Seminole County's tax rerorda had said the records that did exist were tha worst of the 67 counties. In my opinion, failing to extract from her a promise that ahe would do better, you as governor did tha only thing you could do in dis­ charging the duties required of you at governor when you sus­ pended her. The two men who were present with you at the hearing, Sen. Douglas Stcnstrom and Rep. Mack Cleveland of Seminole County, made no public comment follow­ ing the hearing which you held with Mrs. Walker. Mra. Walker's ads during the campaign have said that ahe waa “ unjustly" suapended by you, the governor, when, “ 1 dared to fight for your rights." You will recall that at Use hearing her attorney, Ur. Algie Speer, made the ehargt that thera waa one man respon­ sible for your decision and that waa Mr. Odham. This Impression, ia my opinion, haa been success­ fully conveyed to tha people o f Seminole County. Tbny felt that my tactics were high handed. You know, and God above knows, that I personally never discussed with you Mra. Walk­ er's suspension prior lo your nelion, but Irrespective,of that fael I am certain that tha public be­ lieves otherwise. t do not offer to anyone any apologies that I waa critical e l Mary Earle Walker's U x assess­ ment records. I do not apologise for having foughl (or a tax equali­ zation because it waa both law­ ful and necessary.. t feel tha fact that Mra. Walto. / er has successfully •eoaveyed to tha people that tha high level af assessment, or fell cash value is here tn stay • • which la cer­ 'j tainly a change ia her position - • was an additional decisive factor in helping to rn-elect bar. Now that aha haa publicly com­ mitted herself to a position o f full cash value assessments (which if she had- done to yew she could have prevented her suspension In the first place), and now that ahe haa bom re-elected by an ovenbhelmtog vote of the people, I feel that it la my duty to recommend to you publicly lhat aha be Immediately reinstated H lhat can possibly bn dona so that our government can be truly re­ presentative of the peoples' ex­ pressed will, Richard K. McCanna, whom you appointed and wh* stepped to to do a job for the people of this county, deserves the gratitude and appreciation of every citizen of this county. One thing la aura, and lhat la that McCanna had nothing whatsoever to do with th* suspension and three other men that I know of > • John Courier, who waa contacted by me; Bert Hollingsworth, a CPA of San­ ford who waa contacted by my: and David Gatchcl, then a County Commissioner who waa suggested by Senator Stcnstrom • • were possible appointees to the job. McCanna In the end received the unanimous vote of your local committee, the entire legislative delegation and the entire County Commission, lie haa served with credit and distinction and Mrved at a time when no one else would or could and one thing ut his accomplishment la certain; that through tha fine job that he did do, a high level of assessment and a fair level of assessment waa endorsed by the great ma­ jority of candidates for local of­ fice, including hla opponent Mrs. Walker herself. I am proud t* say lhat 1 voted for Richard F.. McCanna in appreciation for the fine job lhat I feel he haa dona and the service he baa rendered lo the people of Seminole County. I realise (hat normally suspen­ sion* must await the end ef a term or Senate coofirmrtlon of your action. It ia obvious lhat to following either o f these courses unnecessary time and expena* occurs without benefit to anyone. Aa I said previously. 1 feel tho fact lhat Mrs. Walker has pub­ licly committed to the lawful and high level of assessment la as­ surance enough that aha haa changed her misd and tha fact that tha people have re-elected her In my departure from normal procedure a proper course of action to totlow. ( am hopeful that tola cat bo d ew . > • Upoa seoding this toiegrai you I a a roteaatog to to* ne wipe par a copy t f shall appreciate your reply *4 your earliest �By Abigoil Van Buren PEAK ABBY: In a fit o f depression I laid my sister-in-law a lot o f personal things that were troubling me. Now I wish I had kept my mouth shut. There w ere ether people involved (m e n ); some •re in the fam ily and some are not. M y sister-in-law is not exactly a gossip a - -a _ ——* il-ta 4lilh rrd **a1in b « t •ocaiipnnlly she la let* things "slip p u t * 1 h i m been worried sick over it. W h M 1 w d gome o f my relative* or any of the people with whom ahe is friendly, I have the feeling that thay know all about and I don’t blame him. Can you o ffe r The Bridie Club sponsored by some helpful advice? SYM PATHETIC MOTHER the Recreation Department will DEAR M OTHER: There Is more in­ volved here than accordion lessons. Your husband's lack o f patience and under­ standing Is tragic. Have the accordion teacher tell Father that public criticism does more harm than food. I f ha ean’ t keep quiet while the boy plays, he should either leave the room or quit asking the boy to'entertain the guests. My huaband travel* end he could Juat aa easily work out of another city. Should I aak him to put in for e transfer? * BLABBERMOUTH DEAR A B B Y : A person who is very d ose to me is now 5S years old. He was recently sent to prison for IS year*. Can he draw hi* Social Security while he is in prison or not? MUST KNOW DEAR BLABBERMOUTH; Don’t aak youf huaband to put In for a txaafer unleai you are prepared to givt him a good reaeon. You would probably bo wine to try to put the whole unfortunate incident out of your mind and etay where you ere. DEAR MUST: Social Security benefits to an otherwise qualified person ARE paid while the person is a prison Inmate. The checks are mailed in care o f the prison. (O f course there may be prison rules with respect to disposition o f checks received by inmates.) • • • • DEAR ABBY: Our 12-year-old eon haa takau eeeordion lasaona for four yaara and la quite a food little musician. Tha prob­ lem It this: Whan we have gueita hla father in•lata that he play for them. The boy doe* it wflHtttly but U ha ahould maki • mis­ take, hla father ahouta and humiliate# him until tha tear* fall. Tha gueat* are HI •t aaaa and I gat sick inside. My huaband « y s If the boy practiced more ha would malm fewer mistaken. But I know ha la frightened to death of hla father. The child la .ready to give up tha accordion Around The Clock • • CONFIDENTIAL TO “ IN DUTCH” : Someone once said, " A man is a fool to put anything In writing if he knowa how to talk. And ha ahouldn’t talk if ha la able to nod or ahaka hla haad.N * a a "WhAt’a your problam?" Writ# to Abby in care of thle paper. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope; For Abby's pamphlet, "What Teen­ agers Want To Know,** send 25c and a large, aelf-addreeaed, stamped envelope in care of this paper. meet at 7:30 p. m. Thursday al tha tourist center In Ft. Mellon Park, with Mr*. Pater Schaal of Orlando directing Urn play. Frank Scott, bob' o f Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Scott, 437 Scott Ave., has been placed on the Dean's List at the Baylor School, Chattanooga, Tenn., for icholastle achievement, the ichool ynnouneThe officers and men of VAH-* wiU have a buffet-dance Friday at the NAB ballroom to honor all "Hoot Owl*” past and present, who have shared the preparing •f the squadron for readiness. Chief Bob Drayton Is making ar­ rangements for food snd enter­ tainment, which he aatd will be "outstanding." William Chesser Dies Al Age 50 8T. PAUL, Minn. (U P !) — Th* Minnesota Govtmor’a H o m a n Rights Comminion Tuesday urged aa end to “ discrimination, pre­ judice and segregation" in south* era outlet* at the Woo]worth, Kreige and Orant Stores. The commission nude its re­ quest la letters to Minneapolis district managers at the three Arms. “ Wo have noted with interest aad sympathy th* attempts of Negro** la th* south to attain equality o f service and opportun­ ity now accorded other cities**," the commisaloa’e letter said. The commission sow atended the stores fo r "adherence to a demo­ Tha Scmlnola High School Lot- cratic p o licy -o f service" in Min­ termta'a Club, composed o f boys nesota. who. have earned a letter la any sport, had aa and at tba school team that thin policy I* not M a g tarm wiener roast Saturday at followed la your store* to boom Nsw Smyrna Beach. Approximate- o f the othor esc lion* o f th* nation ly 71 lettermen and their dates and that humiliation, rojoctioa aad aUtaded the beaeh party with Instances o f discrimination have resulted," th* commission said. th* club sponsors. William Owen Cbaiscr, 30. of Sanford died Sunday at Botbesads Naval Hospital. H* Is survived by his wife, Wanaetta Virginia Chesser; three soot, George William Fawley, Chester Fawley and William Owen Chesser Jr.; three sisters, Mrs. Ida Robinson, Mrs. Anna Nelson, and Mrs. Mary Johnson; three daughters, Mrs. B. Johnson. Mrs. W. Faye and Mrs. Tequila Lea. Funeral services will be held 3 p. m. Saturday. Gramkow Fun­ eral Horn* la In charga o f srrangements. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Four large cities end 30 smaller areas In the South, plagued ky chronic unemptoymont, would get federal aid under th* area redevelopment bill being considered today by tha tfouoa* The bill would provide $231,000.000 in loans and graata- to dd« pressed areas, Including the ones In th* South. It la more lenient than a meas­ ure pasted by the Senate, Gfcieh would net have Included any of the four major nreaa and only abt at the smaller one*. The Senate version would pro­ vide aid te Florenee-Skeffield and Jasper la Alabama, FayettevUle aad Becfciagham-Hamlet I* North CaroUaa; LaFollette-Jellico-Tazawell la Tennessee and Big Stone Oep-Appalachia la Virginia. The House Banking Committee teek tUs hill, changed, the qualifi­ cations; and enlarged th* propos­ al to include many mote m ajor aed smaller arose. Under the eammHle* version, Birmingham, Ala., Durham, N. C. OVER M YEARS nt P in t aad Palmetto (Along Bid* Poet Offt**) "SUPER . RIGHT* MEATY WESTERN STEER BEEF ruurir ROAST u. A "SUPER RIGHT* TOP QUALITY THIN SLICED fL* Turkey (UPI) <— I States, Britain and CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (U P !) — A a attempt to pines a 100-foot balloon Into orbit around the earth to provide a bounce-off Surface for communications signals will be made Thursday by th* Civilian Spec*.Agency. Th* Inflatable sphere will be th* largest o f the earth’s manmad* satellite* and the first such object to be placed in orbit, if all goss as planned. A three-stag* Delta rocket, which also will bo making Its specs debut, Is expsetad to carry tha aluminum-coated plastic bal­ loon a lo ft The experiment will, be carried cut by the National {Aeronautics and Space AdralnUthfthsa which plana to put th* communication* satellite Into a circular arblt, 1,000 mils* from tha earth. Th* launching will be the first in a series known aa "Project Echo," which Is designed to In- solid hawking from the embers o f MATO fo r i approach te Russian t, Germany aad Bor- Bserstiary at State Christian A. S etter, who leave* fo r Athens thfo g R w a is* fo r talks with Qraak gevmamsa t officials, mad* another strong plan Tuesday lig h t for-leog-rang* planning te meet th* fhubfoma o f th* coming I f years. Tha United States first prnpeeed this last December. SMITH’S PRIDE QUICK FROZEN GRADE “A " YOUNG TENDER "SUPER WESTERN STEER BEEF BONELESS RIGHT” CAP’N JOHN QUICK FROZEN BANQUET QUICK FROZEN GRADE A Bananas ■MICA JAMM MIKE, alias EMMA SKbLKin, loss rSaMenoe is ualmewa, OkMS last know* aSdrees was iewtok Strut, Newark, Nsw loss take astlM that you sr* ecehr reqelvvd to (lie your writ-, la *•:**»*» parmaally sr by sa turner, on or before May 11 >*«, at Stw OtflM sf th* cisrk of k# Olioutt Court, at tbs Court (sum In Bsmlasl* Couaty, SenSN, PlorMa. an* t* wall s espy ksroof m Xsrlrts HaushsISsr, ttonw mr rtaiutitr, p. o. nos k*. nsofore, Plsriea, la |h*t d r ­ ill Olrorso procsseing ptndlug yalast you la th* Circuit Court f tbs fnstk Judicial Circuit of IsrMa, la aad tor Ssuisst* eoatr, PtsriasL i« cheaesrr. as hkroviatod. Utf# #r sale souse eleg Murry Mike, Plalatlff. vs. lauua Sana Mike, alias emuis Silers, Usfsueaat, and berela tall st, or a mors* pro contrast wiU * satsrod apataat you. quarktrly mooting at lb* Bealaoi* County Chamber at Com­ merce board at directors Thurs­ day night. WITHMd am band aad seal at The dinner-mooting win ho & * & * * * • }• OM*tr. rtortds, hold nt th* Ctvl* Center nt f:M »- * ; Cept. Bamage will leave June Court 14 te assume command at tha Vlhlta, D.C. USg Salisbury Sound. Cent. Ram age is g graduate at the U. I . Naval Academy, Naval War College and National War Col­ lage. hRlUlE #irittt|MNI| UwDVr/| wfM" la July o f 1*31 bo was assigned Uam Ernsst Schlummeyer, Genova; Howard Payne, DoRary; la th# Sanford bam. Bally Kaowldea, DeBary; Agnes His first tour of duty was with Justice, Lake Monroe; Sylvester the carrier USS Enterprise la Burley, Sanford; Mary Owens, PUlaUM, Sanford Births BStt MAXIM JMNai.va, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green, •SEP iSmiTVAkti., Sanford, a son; Mr. sad Mrs. Roy whom rosiesuiis sue aoersas Raavdr, Sanford a son; Mr. and la W4 Payot la Oirsat. w u - Mrs, William Kohlruach, Sanford, etea-nalem. North Carolina, u sr* bomhy required Is nis WrUtso dstsoaa ta the CowI for tttvosua tile* karsts Patricia Howa/d, DeLaad; Shawn W4_y*u. wtlk th* Cisrk at Isxksa, Sanford; Doris. Hodges, i w w Striae court H a r k s - Sanford; Mary Bertraag, Sanford; Ruby Vickers. Sanford; Catharine Golden, Sanford; Estes Slip*, ►Ml Bank ^uiSdlagt* t^talui Laks Mary; Juno Foley, Sanford; m e: Cassia Sumter, Sanford; Edith Bishop, lisa ford. Christies GibThb qusmariy UMdsnd af bans, DeBary. CRISP PASCAL The Chuluota Women’s Club apenod the library last mooth. It Is located In the Community Club Building and Is opes every Monday from 3 until 4 p. m., and Monday evening Rom 7 to 0 p. m. Books can be borrowed Car two weeks without charge, There are about 1,000 boohs to e h o o a o from Including ax reliant refer­ ence volumes, fiction, mysteries, classics aad stories for children and adults. Memtera at th* CWC art sparsUng th* library an a voluntary basis and Uw commit­ tee Is hoping that residents o f Chuluota will avail thomsolvos at th* opportunity being given to thorn. Preserves 7 65l PEACHES i f Hospital Notes N Chattanooga, Tenn., and Roanoke, Va., would get aid. In addiUon to the smaller area* in the Senate version, these com­ munities wiU also get aid: Annia* ton, Gadsden and Talleieda, Ala.; Toccoa Opelousas, La.; BUoxl-Gulfport, Miss.; Henderson­ ville, Lumbcrton, Mt. Airy. Rutherfordton • Forest City, and Shelby • Kings Mountain, X. C.j Bristol • Johnson CUy • Kingsport, Tenn.: and Radford-Pulaski, Rich* lands-Bluefield in Virginia. PRESTICF 29 Oz. Can ANN PAGE Ketchup 2 3 7c ■1 C GRAPE m O rahge Drink 3 "S'5 9 c ARP PROXRN Tissue Treat put 12 ox.49c tPCfsiBStas 1«V Csshmtto Beg. Bis* Bouquet 2/19c Armour’s Vfoans 4 On. Sausage 23c Fob ’ PUgn Driod I f Ob. Detergsot 25c Ad la b y Limas Korthom S Rotla Tissue 25c 27c O range Juice 3 47c DAILY DOG M ea l 5 U ** 39c OUR OWN IBs OFP lg. pkg. 33c Tea Bags 79c Ic O ff lg. 28c LiqaM Detergeot V tl 12 ox. 39c Prise* ta thla ad are effective through Saturday May 7. Pawning Oasaaar A-Jox 'Plaintiff, Cb m 2 cant 33c A I I ' �•* ........ '» .t VSjv* ' y * ' . K t W ed. M ay J f M " T 4. 1960— P a r e TOT— I'i VTOI----------— ~ r 6 timing: is everything:. . . aa any woman known ••. and tinted for your spring social season . . . Martha Manning*! noon-and-on fashion with •lender gored akirt. a charming jeweled and embroidered neckline designed to point up a ft lovely face. In linen-look "Pace-Setter” , a fin# ( •NEW SANFORD LIONS OFFICERS, confirmed in of. flee at the Lion* Club meeting Tuesday are shown here with outgoing Club President J. Q. (Slim) Galloway. From (he left are director Bill Pressley, tailtwlster George Hughes, First Vice President Howard Hood, Third Vice President Robert E. Carroll, Director James Lee, Galloway, new President Milton Smith, llontamer James Singletary, director Eugene Gilmartin. second Vice President Louis Gfrard, and secretary W. Hugh Duncan. (Herald Photo) , 'C olorful' Sanford History Recalled At Lions Club u Whoever thinks Sanford is a staid little river town just hasn't taken note of its colorful past. Sanford once had a mayor who wrestled bis pet bear to entertain guests, a few spectacular fires, and the distinction of being the only "d ry ’ ' town in Florida in 1877. The bear wrestler was Mayor A. Bobbins, a political figure of the 9 early 1900's. The fires hit on the land and on the water! The biggest one in the town'e history burned everything between Magnolia and Sanford Avea. and First and Sec­ ond Sta. on Sept. 11, 1687. Some sour grgpei may have gone up in smoke slnee the lire followed a “ wet" veraua “ d ry " election in which Sanford voted to •lay “ dry.'-' These and other Interesting facts about the “ city of gracious living" Were' presented ,b>r a lifelong San­ ford resident at the Lions’ Club meeting Tuesday. Ed Lane, who was born here In 1881, told ■ few of his memories of Sanford, plus some local history that happened before his time. The fire on the water happened When the steamboat “ Starlight," Went up In flames near the shore o f Lake Monroe. It was cut loose, t^ drifted Into the center of the lake, and sank. There was good fishing near the old “ Starlight" for a long time, Lane said. Steamboats used to come to Mel- t (Giants Option Pagan SAN FRANCISCO (U PI) - The San Francisco Giants today options infirldcr Jose Pagan to their Ta­ coma, Wash., club o f the Pacific Coast League on a 24-hour recall 9 basis. Legal Notice !■ «fc. «.’••»« «f Ik. c . . . | r JeSs., S.M la.I. I .aatr. Blau al rt.rtSa. Sa Prafcal.. la r . tfcr Ratal* afi f A l'L K O C I I, S r. n * A I , v o r ir t : D .c.at.d X o t lr a I . h . r . b y a l i . n th a t th a « a - l.r a l|n .< l w i l l , on t t i . :» t h i l . j r a f M a r . A . n .> IS ie , p ra a a n t t a lh a J lo n a r a M * ('m in ty J u - la * o f H»tnla o l. C o u n t)-. F lo r id a , t il. f in a l r . t u r n , a e v n u n t a n il Y o u r tir r a . a . K l .- ' U t o r n f t i l . K a t a t . o f I 'A t ’ l , K O C H . Mr., d « it > w il, an d a t aald t lm r . th a n an d th a r* . m a k a a p p ltr a t io n t » th a .a id J u d a a fo r a f in a l a . t l l . m . n t n f h la a .lia ln la t r a (In n a t .a i d r . l a t r , an d f o r an c ir d r r d la c h a r a ln e h in t a a au ch # !« • U ln r. I l a t . d I h l . th a t l t h d a y a f A p r il, A. U. ]»(# M IL O S T K I.V lin r iN ' A a K a n u to r n f th a X it a t a a f P A t .'L K O C H . g r . t l .r .a a a d r a b l l . h A p r il I I * M a y 4. I I . I I . WW II lonville before Sanford existed. The “ Osceola" was 168 feet long with a 500 ton displacement. It accom ­ modated ISO paaiengers and plied the St. John's daily between San­ ford and Jacksonville. After the boats came the trains. An excursion train ran from San­ ford to Orlando in 1880. Some­ times the paasengcra had to get off tbeir flatcar seals to push the train up the sleeper hilts. At one title, 70 percent of Sanford's citi­ zens were railroad people, Lane said. A ride to Orlando used to take an hour and 40 minutes. The Atlantic Coast Line bought okt the old Plant Investment Company's railroad here in 1WJ. The First Presbyterian Church came here in 1870 and still has the first church bell to be rung in Oranco ,County. Sanford waa pai of O ra& e County until 1915? Tit Episcopal Church came in 1182, the Methodist in 1884, Catholie in 1887, and the Congregational In 1890. Sanford has more than 23 churches today. The first hotel here was the Everglades at the corner o f First St. and Magnolia Ave. The old Sanford House was “ the finest ho­ tel south of Jacksonville," Lane said. Sanford really began to go modem when the first telephone was installed hrre about 1865. There were 1,450 people here in 1900, compared to 2,441 Orlando. The figurea now stand about IS,000 to 100,000. Lane recalls when every store in town waa closed on Sunday," and brother It was closed .tight," he said. The only way you could get a Coke waa to go to the railroad nch shop and ask-far -in Kangaroo Meat That 'Wound Up' In Sausage Has Everybody Hopping WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e kan­ garoo meat that wound up in the sausage has some Americana hopping. But the Australians — who eat only the Ulla — find It.,* laugh­ ing matter. Two Pennsylvania state officials charged Tuesday that thouaanda of pounds of kangaroo meat, des­ ignated as baby mink food, ac­ tually "found their way into the bands o f sausage manptecturera and into the slomacht o f unsus­ pecting citizen* in Pennsylvania and elsewhere." The meat couldn't have upset those stomachs, according to an agricultural expert at the Austral­ ian Embassy here, because the kangaroo is Immune to most ani­ mal diseases. But, he noted, a Lake Monroe PT O To Meet The Lake Monroe PTO will meet Friday at 6 p. m. for a cov­ ered dish supber at ’ the school. At T p. m. ■ short plsy, under the direction of Miss Mable Chap­ man. will be given by the second grade children. It Is entitled “ Snow White and tha Seven Dwarfs." All residents of the area are in­ vited to attend. VETERANS kangaroo Is not a prime Texai steer, If you get what be means. " I don't know how much you know about the kangaroo," he said. “ I mean how he gets around. He's a pretty athletic sort of fellow, You might eay he’s all mui(le; He's a stringy aart of beast." Which Wyvuld explain why the Aussiea don't eat the kangaroo. But they do use the tails In a deli­ cacy called kangaroo tall soup. Tha embassy said only a few tons of kangaroo meat wera ihlpped to Use United States oath year for pet food. The embassy has meat statistical tablai show­ ing the exact am ount-of beaf, mutton and lamb' shipped here. But the kangeroo la lumped un­ der the heading "remainder." Pennsylvania Ally. Gen. Anne X. Alpern and stale Agriculture Secretary William L. Henning charged that three Pittsburgh firms operating as The Illinois Beef and Provision Co. sold more than 22,000 pounds of kangaroo meat to sauug* makers for hu­ man consumption. Stale Agriculture Department testa were reported to have indi­ cated an extremely high bacteria count in some of (be meat. The officiali said kangaroo meat was not included in the definition of meat in the Pennsylvania, meat hygiene law. Cemetery Bars Chessman Ashes GLENDALE, Calif. (UPI) — Caryl Chessman was denied the society of free men for the last 12 years of his life. Today his ashes,were barred from the cem ­ etery wbero his mother is en­ tombed. Forest Lawn Memorial Park Tuesday night refused the remains of tho executed convict-author on the ground that he was an agnos­ tic and had expressed himself In life as uorepented. The action by officials of the eemetery where many, movie stars are buried touched off a storm of protest, Including a threat by one of Chessman's at­ torney*, to take the rasa to court. m erlcaVclvll TJ&Vtlji U nion*' Southern California and one of the attorneys who helped Chess­ man elude his death senlenee for 12 yaars until his execution Mon­ day, said: “ I shall reeommrnd to Rosalie Asher, executor of Chessman's es­ tate, that a writ of mandamus be filed in the Lot Angeles Superior Court requiring Forest Lawn to receive Chessman's aihes for en­ tombment and enjoining Forest Lawn from carrying out its threat­ ened discrimination.” Jlarry M. Williams, owner of the Sin Rafael, C dif., mortuary where Chessman's remains were cremated Tuesday, said he was shocked by the cemetery's action. “ Thia man hat paid his debt." said Williams. “ Who are they to judge him now ?" Chessman hid made arrange menu far hit cremation and en­ tombment with Williams before he was cxecutad in San Quentin's gss chamber Monday on his convic­ tion of 17 felonies in Lot Angeles, including kidnapln., robbery and rape. . , . T h « prettiest things happen to • feminine fa ct If htr bonnet la lavishly flowered. Sew our heady collection o f new silhouettes beautifully bedecked with flower* that rival • spring garden complete M other's Alumesh bags to 0 Ensemble. Beautifully easy to care for. Many Styles. Marathon Plans To Be Discussed D aw nelle G love s The regular meeting of the Sanford Boat and Ski Club will be held Thursday at I p. m. at the Little Green Hut on First St. Final plans for the clubs parti­ cipation in tha Marathon will be completed. An assy care fashion, woven nylon shortie. button trim and hand sawing atyia it practically a cla ssic. Pre-School Roundup The Lake Monroe pre-irhool round-up will be held May 11 at 1:30 p. m. al the school. AVON $2.00 . . . YOUR YA LOAN DD|W11C£E e y d i d e c LET U S A S S I S T Y O U IN O B T A I N I N G A VA LOAN % to finance the construction of a home for you on your own lot. If you don't hove a lot, we'll help you find one. N O D O W N P A Y M E N T - C L O S IN G C O S T S ShnamakaA Con&ihuction @o., jsw n r o rn “ We Invite Charge Account!" �> ■*«-==b*j V 'W r 1 The Large Vote Was Important & * N- .• & * 1- V ASSIGNMENT WASHINGTON 'ROCKY' ROAD TO WASHINGTON & ' * * * ■ »•*’ ■W.: I ( T h u s ___ i i m . 4 . 13.4 at s mtllloB mitiiim hsi f*f, tho _ throw Already h n been b e n (Thus apant la proving that atomle pro­ successfully tested la tho United pulsion on sueh n vast seal* la States la lte million poundtJ Fran, the bite of secret &stltheoretically feasible. This.most amatlng of a3 space- mooy that were declasslfl«dj,th* rocket ideas was disclosed before Indication is that there would- ac­ tba Commute* on Sclenea and tually b* several hundred atomie explosions, on# upon tba othergg Astronautics last Fehrusry *•< to propel the spare vehicle o u F Telling about It wai Cdr. Rob­ from tha gravity pull of earth. ert Luker, project* offlctr of tba There would he one serious Advanced Research P r o J • c t Agency. He showed a film of drawback te this operation. If an aetual shot of a 300-pound such a apace vehicle were to modal. Instead of atomle promil- continue on tha moon, tba wit­ skm, however, the rocket carried ness said, th* nuelaar charges would contaminate th* atmos­ a three-pound charge o f TNT. The congressmen were impres­ phere. Th* only way te avoid that sed. One of the committee staff­ ers asked the officer: "The theo­ would bt to dtvelop a completely ry Is you could put something “ elean" nuelaar asploslon —o n ^ the slxe of the .Pentagon Into that gives off an radioactive fall.w out. So far, no auCh nuelaar fin. apse* with this?" lien ha* bean developed. Th* commander replied, “ Yes. And If the United Slalei and It's algnlfleant that they used tho Pentagon ni an example, Russia daclda on a moratorium and, tho way th* testimony want, on auclear testing, w* navar will on* got tha impression that our ha abto te davalop a “ clean" atoscientists would welcome tha mle explosion. Unless a provision Is agreed chance to shoot it into space. Tha only limitation on sanding to. allowing for atomle-rocket e*. By United F rau International something that big Into orbit parimante, Project Put Put will GLENDALE. Calif. - Officials would bo constructing • rocket do • fait flnla. In whleh eventof Forest Lawn Memorial Park large enough to hold i t It would we mny ai wall face It — we'liw Cemetery refusing room for tho taka something like • thrust of be stuck .with th* Pentegoa for ashes o f Caryl Chessman: a million font to send It off. the rest of our dayi. "W e do not f*el we would be keeping faith with those who rest here U wo tllow him to be en­ Happiness Through Health tombed at Forest Lawn.'’ w ism u iR T A tt __ .* s soma WASHINGTON — sSend thing late space the alia o f th* Pentagon? That’ s right, the man said. The testimony on this super rocket waa secret — behind cloa ed doors — but they let some o f It slip out, tbooe portions that wouldn't give the Soviets the pre­ cise details on tba working meek anlsa. It would b* done with atomic charges. Thby call it "Project Put Put." But there Is op* cruel Irony. If tba United States and Russia were to agree oa a halt to aB nuclear testing — something we’ ve been striving for the last several years — work oa this fantastic project would have to bo called off. I'm B J S fF R lt N D Well, there was some slow walking and low moaning about 11 p. m. Tuesday when most of the trends in the Seminole County ) YOUR WASEVBRrtAD; j voting were beginning to show. That came, o f course, from some of those candidates on the short end o f the count and their backers. There waB cause for some community jubilation though, regardless of whether all the candidates could be made happy. The county never has had such a large vote—and that’s important We hope that the high in­ terest shown in the primary will be carried on to the May 24 runoffs, the November general elections and on and on. If more and more people continue to vote in all elections, then one of these days we may get somewhere close to the leadership we need; If you happen to be o f the opinion that die leaders in the. primary aren't the candi­ dates who will do the best job, then stop and think—what did you do about it—did you work for the candidate of your choice, encour­ age him in any way to campaign harder—did you vote? ’W E Quotable Quotes FRESH FGASf Food Conservation ITHACA, N. Y — Th# voles of ao alectronte computer which (By DR. F. LEO JCERWIN) caught a human competitor cheat­ ing at Ue-tsc-toe: "Naughty, naughty. You did not We are being urged on every that removing pressure from** play fair last time. If you promise hand to nave food, and that the** nerves returned the not to cheat, wo can play again." w o r n CLINIC byDr.GJ.Crane CASE I 4*1: Timmy L., aged Curat, Is bow la a hoiplltl. “ Oh, Dr. Crane," hit mother tearfully explained, “ I feel ao ter* tibia. '•■I waa lotting dinner the other night and had a kettle full of gouUih aa a front burner o f the ateve. “ When I aniwered the tele'phon e, Timmy reached np and eelaed the handle of the pan. “ Ho pulled It over on hlmaelt and wai tarrtbly burned. They nay hi# eaadlUan la critical. Dr. Crane, I think I will dl# If he decen t pat well. “ Why did ! aver anawer that MenboM. aaywayf" Tlinm ra mother la eapected to s i are you other i threughout America But oil of yon ahould teach yourself Cm almplo aafety habit a f using the two back burners •n your hit chon ntovea before you employ either of the two front hnmoro. Meet of yon. oven with toddlers to tho houaa, forget thla, haile rule and thus endanger your child­ ren by placing ynur akilleu or atav paaa on the front humor*. Saaoor nr later, pan will Wave • handle attondwg outward, aa n toddler may tkui be tempted te reach np and grasp It terrible burns may result, a< which can product the death o f yanr youngster. Indeed, you adults occasionally knock n pan af hotllag liquid over on your­ selves. tan. In makn It a standard cooking rule to UM the back burners FIRST. Only If yon need throe or more D A IL Y S tA flk a f B.1______ 30. Variety • ( wtUoer S tH sort artery It. The BOM U . tu rd ICS Ik C o tn ^ 31 Symbol for Utsed 3 1 1wstU plant 10. White** burners should you over employ the front burners: And oven then, pleas* remem­ ber to turn tbo handles away from tbo front. You should teach yourself such safely measures long before your first baby arrives so you will auto­ matically do Cm right thing in a crisis later on. In medicine, wo train Interns to follow the correct methods AL­ WAYS so they wUl not need to think iboul such mechanical movements In an emergency. In the Air Force, too, tho tarns latenso drill la routine so an aviator doesn't need to wonder what to do in a’ crisis. You mothers should employ similar drill regarding household dangers. For example, NEVER store haurdous drugs In the bsth room mcdlcino cabinet. Don't leavo dom ing fluids or adds o r lye standing ar.ywher* around the house w hen curious youngsters con drink them. Beware of pointed scissors, for many children puncture an eye­ ball running with such pointed ebjacls la their heads. Aad NEVER leave loaded gone, revolvers, shotguns, ate., any­ where in your house. Moreover, keep all ammunition locked away from kids and don't leavo the keys w hen youngsters can find them. B cw an of BB guns, loo, and toy bows and arrows, for they caa easily cause bllodness. • Good parents us* “ hors* sense" and don't give In to children who beg for guns or other dangerous toys. CRO SSW O RD %r (eatraa.) L K Is Carchate) .I lt ' J .J I J * : t IV i i : i « ' m i »f n 1) ’ V I .-1 <M i i Kl MI 1.I >1, I I ) i )tl.l i f I l l i - t* iC I ii 'i v . :i h •l <-. m b i :." I.* i l l : - I 4-: n 1 11' -J-l w : :ir» i i l- M 31-Not a star i i -,f* i . wholesaler M iii-tr.* t )' v * ' I n 1 3T. Bkk n i 1 ■ 4^-' jiv .- n gl. Greek M a (-1 I-.- 4-1 4-M l 31. Orach (comb. letter I n lM f o ll form ) SO. Native o f a M .O f republic tLDtoU nt material tg.Mgga(WoL) SS. Spoken 9*. A eertabl r SR Aa m (« a L ) (ear.) by Ed Koterba WASHINGTON CALLING WASHINGTON — The balancIny act Vie* President Nlxoa I* currently petting ea Is perhape th* moat difficult o f all Um acts In th* political catalogue. Such sustained equilibrium te coatery to nature aad especially te th* Nlxoa nature. It dees net Indue* wild en­ thusiasm aad perhaps th* moat Important phenomenon o f recent weeks la th* daella* * f th* Nixon stock In most * f th* polls. That decline has, in tom , produced two Interesting consequence* reflected almoet dally In the headlines. One Is th* optimism o f tb* Democrats. From th* low o f Janu­ ary and February when the cqr waa that all waa loet, they have rebounded te th* d ew that ai­ rs eat say Democrat caa hast Nis­ on. They talk shout th* handicap of his psrsonallty and tho fact that in voter preference: aa bdtwesn Urn tw* parties all muaptes shew that th* RepabUe*** are at their lowes t abb la this century. This optimism helps to explain th* Increasing fierceness e f Uit rivalry for the Democratic presi­ dential nomination. I f any Demo­ crat can win, then' tba vlelble handicap that each candidate suf­ fers can ba discounted end tbs pri­ vilege o f vanquishing Nixon be­ comes one te be fought for at all costa. The second consequence o f th* Nlsoa decline is the m lv a l e f hope among some Republicans and Independents that Gov. Ntlson Rockefeller will be tbs choice of tba Republican convention In Chi­ cago. It Is a hope, expressed In editorials and In statements from Republicans o f the Eisenhowerprogressiva stamp, that will not down. But In tho view o f this observer it is bound to bo dashed even If In Chicago there Is organised evidence o f Rockefeller support and parhaps even Rockefeller dele­ gates. As Rockefeller knew full well when he formally withdrew in December, Nixon la the over­ whelming choice o f tho profes­ sionals In tho party wbo will mako up at least 10 percent a f the con­ vention. To reject Nixon would moan a revolution la Urn tanka eg tho OOP far m ow shattering we ahould. The fact has been digestive processes to nermal, which enables nature within that patients body to renew their normal vigor and . . . * „ ,, Adi ustments enaWe Oie pat 1ent to aaaimltat* and utilize in vitality and *•* ot the nutrients from food subject to dls- wmsumed. I m m Any person *suffering fr o m * This not only indigestion, dyspepsia, gas or produces w a s t e conatlpation, ahould consult ft o f food, but o f Chiropractor and have the WASHINGTON - Poet Robert overlookcd that many people Frost disagreeing with Freudian cannot assimilate the most theories that sex is the funda­ perfectly balanced diet, thus mental motivation of human con­ the food eaten Is duct: wasted. The path "The ruling passion In man is ent becomes low minding each other's business." by Marquis Childs that o f 1962 when the.Ute Robert A . Taft was sidetracked for Gen­ eral Elsenhower. Furthermore, since the vice president ties wrap­ ped himself so tightly In the Elsenhower mantle H would be In­ terpreted ae a repudiation o f the administration. A t for Rocktfellsr himself, a closaup view o f his pri­ vate opinion, to which bo would never admit la publle, Is roughly oa follows: Doubting Republican chances with Nison this year, be also doubt* that ba would add anything to tbo ticket as vice president. Therefore, ho can ba expected to resist to tho end tho determined effort to draft him fo r second place. He may ba forced to yield, hut os o f now tbooo eloao to him belltve he can hold out. With Nixon's defeat, Rockefeller would bo tho logical hair to tho leadership of th* party. H* would than'ps able to claim that hie own advanced bread a f .Republicanism, for t il the eon*tractive measures outlined In the Rockefeller Brothers Fond re. porta, was tha only brand capable o f winning tho votes o f indeptndents and Democrat* with minimal party ties. Re-elected as governor o f Now York in I H t , so goes the script o f this drama, ha would then become a powerful candidate for president two y e a n later when be would be M years old. No one, certainly net Nixon, din count* tba obstacles la the vice president's path to tho White House. The extramo. right, per­ sonified by Ben. Barry Goldwater, Is breathing down kia nock. U is expected that Goldwater wfll go to Chicago with a little pocket o f delegatee — (0 to SO—o f hie own. This faction met disaster In tba New Jersey primary where, deepita spending large aums o f money, their candidate, Robert Morris, waa defeated by a margin o f almost two to one by Sen. Clif­ ford Case. That should dispose once snd for all of the ancient myth that' if only the conservative right comes out it can elect a president. But this same conservative right can be n drag ei» th* Republican ticket in November. Monte re­ fused to eey whether ho would support Case in the fall. I f even pert e f th* lOOyOOO voters who coat their ballot* tor him sulk in their tents on flection day, It could decide the outcome (n a clot* con­ test A t Nixon strategists, along with some Democrats, are point­ ing out, however, this is the wrong time for optimism. In the present phase the polls can only indicate trends. It Is In September and October that public opinon Is lmportent, end it Is far too early to make any predictions about whet the ratings will ba four months from now. Ambassadors have bo battle­ ships at tbslr disposal, or heavy Infantry,'or fortresses: their weap­ ons are words and opportunities. —Demosthenes WASHINGTON - A n Australian Embassy official on how his courtrymen test shout kangaroo meat getting mixed into a bateh of American aauage: "I rather think they would be health ao It becomes increasInclined to laugh about 1L" Dead-Pan HOLLYWOOD (UP1)' — Pro­ ducer David Swift describes the atar o f his TV series “ Poor Mr. Campbell,* New York actress Mary Grata Canfield, as “ the feminine Ned 8parks." “ At no time does Mary Grace •mile," aaid Swift. "She's always dead-psn in tha films.” ingly important that th* causa o f malaaaimilation be corrected. It has been proven beyond dispute that when nerves which supply organs with energy are impinged, these organa become weakened and cannot function properly. Chiropractic has proven In Immeasurable instance* te c * « e ? A n y ° u » Chiropractic Ceae? Oa* ef • a*rise ef article* published in the public latereat te explain aad Wuatrate the practice ef aclentlflere Chiropractic, wrlttea by D r . * F. Leo Korwla whose office ia located at 201 8. French Ava. aad hla talephoa* a amber ia FAirfax 2-7412. NOW AVAILABLE H N A N C im South Pinecrest “Luxury Living YOU Can A fford " • PAVED STREETS • CURBS • KIDDIE PARK • • TENNIS COURT • STREETLIGHTS • BASKETBALL COURT LIGHTED FOR USE AT NIGHT • EXCELLENT DRAINAGE CITY WATER AND SEWERS GUARANTEE Year Peraonsl Hatiafaritee la GnareateaU On Th* Can•truciioa O f Bach Pin*, treat Ham* par Ooa Fall Yaar Or Yanr Dawn Pay­ ment Aatf Ctaatef Crete Befnadcd. CITY FIRE AND POLICE PROTECTION • V A - FHA - FHA-IN-SERVICE - ALL AVAILABLE LUXURIOUS — 3 Bedroom — 2 Bath Homes AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY NO DOWN P A Y M E N T - C L O S I N G CO STS FR O M $475.00 — $550.00 280 HOMES IN 80UTH PINECREST HAVE BEEN SOLD. EIGHT LOVELY HOMES REMAIN — MONTHLY PAYMENTS LESS THAN RENT. BUY NOW! MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY SOUTH PINECREST HOMES PRICED FROM *1 5 ,6 0 0 — *1 8 ,5 0 0 # Sale* BepreaanUUvea an premia** at all time* • u l Til tort •reU aja, Between H f» I n y Tm O it T b trt Sanford Ave. W H IN YOU 1AVK ItKQULAItLY W ITH OUR NELPI & Hi-way 17-92 O ff Onora Rd. 1 pja- t i l dark *■ l o l a j r i — % 0DHAM& TUDOR SALES OFFICE — SANFORD — PH. FA M M I J. BRAILEY ODHAM, PRESIDENT I PHONE I ' FA 2-1501 For Information! �Sorority Plans Wed. May 4. 1DB0— rape II &h» #aitfdrS Hrralli How To Be A Good Clothing Buyer Mother’s Day Tea •V JEANNE WARNKE SUCH EXCITEMENT IN BANFORD LAST NIGHT! And most of it took plart at spirited elec­ tion pertiei. One euch p a r ly celled a listening party” —was V the home of Carolyn and Gor­ don Stanley. They furnished a big blackboard to keep track of state and local returns —and, of roursf. every one huddled around the TV and radio. Coming and going during the evening were Sylvia and Howard McNulty. Helen and Gene Tucker, Nancy and John Morgan, "Boo” and red Ganas, Dorii and John Burn. Laura and Vann Parker, Caroline and Ben Wiggins, Laura and Andy Bracken. Susan and Bill White, Mary and Harry Miheny. ••Lucky” and A1 Payne, Dottie and Rob Karna, Sally and "Cruity” Rosamond. Shirley and Carl Schtlke, Winona and Bobby Newman. i AU RE VOIR la Ireea (Mr*. Hugh) O'Hara and her Ihrac Aoungstera, Mike. Paul and Karen. * h o leave Sunday for Europe where they will Jol Lcdr. O'Hara who is attached to the USS For­ rests). The first stop, by plane, will be in lisbon but they have many more places on tha itine­ rary before they return ia midAugust. she Is els j was the center of the prrty end the expectant father was presentcarnations. *d with a fancy corsage—made out of a wash cloth decorated I with in irra> of hihy itrmv It I probably «* s ill i hi: -poof of I u* women who especially love I »uch o cci-ion - but it w u ill in I Rood fun—Dick's wife. Irmi. b n I ilrculx been ( c i r d h> her frirndx Mrs. James DrBrinr « i < host­ ess (or thr April social merlins of the Gamma Omega chapter n( Epsilon Sigma Atnha at her home in Country Club Manor. Durins the cvenins It was an­ nounced that the group would hold a Mother's Day tea, Satur­ day. It will he at the home of Mrs. John Dickey on Lake Min­ nie and the hours will he from 3 to 3 p. m. Mrs. Dickey appointed a com ­ mittee to be In charge of re­ freshments for the event which Is for the members and UYelr moth­ ers. The committee includes Miss Jeannette Kinlaw, Mrs. James Butler and Miss Patty Walker. Mrs. Jamrs Daxia of Madi­ son. the former Martha Owen of Sanford, was a guest of the sorority at the social meeting. The hostess served rotfee and rake to the group during the •vening. NAVY WIVES of It..- Driftwood I Garden Circle worked on i worth) I project yesterday. M irgircl (Mrs. I U. C.) Hamilior.. punlicity chair■ min for tbc circle, slid that I •thex supervised in beautifying a I portion of thr entrance to the I Naval Air Station Tho.-e who I beaded the work and so diligentI ly. too, were Ixirrainc (Mrs. ■ J. I). I Langford. Cathy (Mrs I George) Jrsscn and Lucy ( Mrs WEDNESDAY ■ C. A.) King and they received good advise on landscaping from Girl Scout* meet in the First K n h H Mrs. S. C. Dickerson. Presbyterian Church at 3:13 p. m. The Sr High Choir supper, at a p. m. and the Mid-Week Bible Hour meets at 7:30 p. m. Young Adult* Class meets In the Parsonage of the First Christian Church. First Methodist holds Shui-inPrayer meeting in the home of Mr*. E. E. Ferrell. THURSDAY First Presbyterian Church West­ MRS. HAYDEN minister class supper at 6:3(1 p. m. gladioli and other flowers were Red Cross First Aid class 7 to used for party atmosphere and • p. m. a pink cradle, decorated with First Baptist Royal Ambassador* pink bows and rosebuds, held meet at 7 p. m. lovely gifts from Mrs. Guy Mcyerink and Mrs. Bill Ward of DeLand, Mrs. C. R. Rruesllc, Mrs. Bob Rugenstein. Mrs. Wallace Woods. Mrs. William Chandler, Mrs. Joe Hickson, Mrs. Ren But­ ler, Mrs. Jim Jennings, Mrs. Bill Foster. Mr*. Florence Woods, Mrs. Herman Harrittt, Mrs. I.amMRS. HARPER bert Palmar, Mrs. E. A: Emer­ son, Mrs. Roy Williams, Mrs. SUE (Mr*. E. C., Jr.) HAR­ Jim Leonard, Mr*. Merle War­ ner and Mrs. E. S. Higginboth­ PER is chairman of the commit­ tee who hat been busy with plans am, Jr. Games were played with prizes tor the Rets Sigma Phi party awarded and refreshments con­ to be held tonight at the home stated of punch, pelit-fouri, rib­ of Martha (Mrs. I. K.i Batten. bon aandwlchei, mints and nuts. It ji the Zi Beta Eta chapter'* annual party to honor mothers NOT TO BE OUTDONE BY THE of all sororily members. Sue has, WOMEN, several men attended a been assisted by Klise (Mrs. Rob­ atork shower Friday evening lor ert Jr.) Cornell. Liz (Mrs. J. L. Dick Dlckerhoof at the home of Jr.) Horton, and Joan (Mrs. Dan) Bill Reed. A large stork with a Batten. Church Calendar IMCTURKD AT THE IIAR1IECUE in her honor are Dial) Aiken, riifht and escort, Ned Jitlinn. Standing are the hostesses, Mias Margaret Wright, left, and Mrs. Roy R. Wright. (Herald Photo) Barbecue Honors Dian Aiken Dian Aiken, a member of the dak Avr. Colored lights provided I9*>0 graduating class, was honor­ ed at a chicken barbecue supper given Saturday night by her grand­ mother, Mrs. Roy It. Wright and her aunt, Miss Margaret Wright. Guests assembled on the litrk lawn of tha hostesses' home at 703 Present with the honorre were l 4‘a; ft her escort, Ned Julian, and Sally Williams. Slcxe Powell. J a n e t Glenn, Tom Raynor, Sally Wallace, Hob Willis, Frances Strickland, John Lovelace. Diana Haynes, Bill Richardson, Jane Osborn, Billy J o h n s o n , Sherlrne Shephard, James Markham, and the honoree’» parents, Jtr. and Mrs. Dick Aiken. jo 4|q.xnq ■quiiM* *dj«.w i.imp «|JtiRri joojd •jaqivw.xx pue ; uojiIj i |)*i|> »i| l ‘iiq]i|*.xx k|* pue *jo|oj Joyemoap fit u| i|*u*il a<B[Sj*<t!j eje sjaqt •«*j|i«o|.xua qny pue *■ uiooj •sjoap js.wnqs ‘ •uiajjs |foq« ••j# •ju*|d Jonpyiio 'ajooj o||ad jo j NEED MILLIE AND OLL1E LOPKR, who have been In Sanford for four years, will make n Florida to California move In two weeks. Millie, president of the OWC, end Ollie, moot recently with VAH-S, will live in Suanyvato where bu will be Navy representative si Lockheed Aircraft—and kla work ill be with the Polaris mlislls oject. Farewell* will be said to the Loperi by the CasUe Memorial C lau of the First Metbodlat Church on Thursday, tha 12th, in McKinley H all-at this Uma the cla n rill have a family-style pot luck supper with the Loper family as honored guest*. The Loper* did aomt entertain­ ing Saturday night when they in­ c it e d a faw friends in for a din­ n e r party—guests were bolt and Art Elder. Billie and Jesse Taft, Rtla and Dick Bauer, Msllie and John Barlow and VI and Don Jarrell. FLORIDA ROOM BEDROOM CARPORT l'OHCH ENCLOSURE f ANOTHER INFORMAL GATH­ ERING Saturday night was a pa­ tio party and steak cook-out at (he home of Keen and John Ivey —their guests were Ty and "Jig” Jtamage, Clono and Law Edwards, f a r b a r a and Ken Rowell, Jane and Cliff McKibbin and Creala and Earl Higginbotham. Sineo Captain Edwards had joat obaerved a birthday oa Friday tha Ivey's surprised him with a caks and evaryona joined in singing (he traditional birthday greeting. DONNA (Mre. Edward) HAY­ DEN was guest of hooar at a shower Friday might (tvea by petty (Mre. C. B .) Bewaa, Bara ^Mrs. J. B.) Thurmond and Irene (Mrs. Sam) Itoirmoad al (he Bowes home to Lech Arbar. Gifu were far lb* Hayden's maw daughter whe earns to lira with them last Wednesday—tha Utils girt who was ehaaea eepeciaUy fisAADIUxU Meuse guests af Mr. and Mrs. Clarence lea ser, l i d Elm Avc. are thtir daughtar sad saa-ia-Uw, ESTIMATES NO S in. Frank George entertained at dinner Friday, honoring Mr*. Charles Giblin, who was celebrat­ ing her birthday. Guests were .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Giblin and her father, Ed Starahall. Mr*. Alma Walker has returned home alter spending three weeks with her sisters, in Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pell and children of Samsula, spent Sun­ day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pell. Enterprise Personals RY HELEN 8NODGRA8R Mr. and Mrt. Cecil Sellers and children and Mr. and 3lrs. Sonny McKethan enjoyed a camping trip at Evans Lake over the weekend. Mrs. Joe Grand! and children left Wednesday by plane for their hnm* In Bostnn after a suit with her parents, 3lr. and Mri. E. W. Jones. Mr. and Mri. Kirby Sellers and children spent the weekend with 3lrs. Seller's mother and family in Rlackshear, Ga. Mri. Irma Anhalt of Miami, Mri. W. A. Cox. Weat Palm Beach, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Partin and daugh­ ter, Mr*. Onnir Floyd and Miaa Marjorie Canada, all of Orlando were visiting with Mr. and Mri. O. B. Canada this week. AU arc aiftera of Mr. Canada. Rav. and Mrs. Bill Swyear and daughter* returned last week from Renlon, III. whrre they were called by tha serious lUness of his father. Ha i* somewhat improved but MiU dangerously 111. Misi Doris Faber entertained « group of the neighborhood child­ ren last week with a belated Easter party at her bom* no Lake Shore Dr. Tha chtldrea always plan with much anxiety. Miss Doris's par­ ties, eapeciaUy tha Easier one. Personals RT BETTE GOLDMAN New residents in Chuluota are m the Increase again. Mr. and Mrs. John Nlcometo moved Into their new home on Third Court recently. from Maitland. The fam ily to. cludra five children. Bruce IS, Jag S, Cheryl 4, Tony and Laura 1 year old. Mr. Nlromato ia a aaleeman ia Winter Park. a LIVING YOUR AREA? HOME BATHROOM ROOF RIDING GENERAL RRPA1R PAYMENT T YR8. TO PAY OBLIGATION ANNOUNCING NEW THE REV. GROVER C. SEWELL JR. new minister o f tha First Presby­ terian Church and his family were honored at is reception, given by the Church last weekend. Left to right, is Steve, Rev. Sewell, Mrs. Setwell and Debbie. An installation service was held at the Sunday evening worship hour, (Herald Photo) Oviedo Personals RY MARIAN R. JON Eft Mrs. John L. Jones and daugli ter*. Nancy. Beverly and Laurie of Fernandiiia Reach, spent thr weekend In Oviedo as thr guest of Mrs. Jones' parents, Mr. and Mr*. Charles S. Lee, Sr. on Lake Charm Drive, returning home with Mr*. Lee xslm had hern visiting them and thr Reverend John L. Johns at their home. Thr faculty and sludrnt bod) of the St. Luke’s Lutheran Day School are busy preparing txm operettas for presentation. The primary and Intermediate grades are working on “ The Land of Dreams Come True" and the up per grades will present The "Inn of tha Golden Cheese.” Mrs. Lynn Moster. president of the Oviedo ilomr Demonstration Club, and Mrs. W. P. Carter at­ tended a meeting of the County Council H o m e Demonstration Club* at the Ilomr Demonstra­ tion Center In Sanford recently. The Rev. and Mr*. Jack T. Bryant, pastor and wife ol tiie First Rapllst Church of Ovlnli: Mr*. W. H. Anderson, W M'' president and Mrs. Lawson A. Hardy attended the Sensinzle WMU Association at Senile Iasi week. Mrs. Bryant is president of the association and presided at the meeting. Mrt. Anderson and Mrs. Hardy presented the devotional. Mias Marilyn Matheri, who has Directed by teacher with 10 yrs. experience Accepting 4 and 5 year olds Opens Aug. 29* 1960 8:30 A. M. • 12 Noon Only Cost - One Dollar A Day Enrollment Limited Co* Aftor s p . Harp J. S t i f f FA 2-2950 Chuluoti* • • • • NO DOWN Osteen Personals BY MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Mr. and Mrs. Charles AlcGee of Norwich, Conn., Mri. Don Chasaey, Utica, N. Y. and Mrs, Carl William*, Daytona Beach, were re­ cent guests of Mrs. Frank George. Mist Jane Smith, Washington, D. C., arrived Tuesday, for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boone. Her mother, Mri. Jane Smith of St. Petersburg, joined the group Fri­ day. Mrs. Charles Brown and son, Lyle. New Smyrna Beach, visited relatives In Osteen, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Jorgenson and bar aislar, Miss B. Wacker, of San­ ford, were dinner gueats of Dr. and Mrs. Bradln. Wednesday. Mr. aud Mr*. George Housrrman, Cincinnati. Ohio, recently spent a day with Col. and Mri. Wil­ liam Doyle. Mri. John Tatum waa elected Vico President of the Enterprise Parent Teacher Council. Mrs. Nolan Osteen. Mrs. A. Btoventon and Mrs. John Tatum attended the School of Instruction for Election Board Personnel, Fri­ day evening at Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rotlonhoffer, Owen. Wis., recently viiited Col. and Mrs. William Doyle. Preparation* are being made for hibto school, to bo held at the Os­ teon Baptist Church, June 30 through June 23. Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Melrose and pool, Cliftoo and Joe have re­ lumed to their home in Aahvllle, N. C., after spending the winter with hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Malrosa. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Spaulding left for their home in Boston, Maaa. after a weeks visit with Mrs. Frank George. Mrs. John Bradin attended the all day meeting of the Lutheran Wantage Mission League held at t h a Orta ado Trinity Lutheran Church, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller antartalaed a group of friends and relative* at their home recently. They wave Mr and Mr*. Juliua Gerheardt, Mrs. Robert Workman sad children. Bobby and Gretcken, Mri. Hugo Rertiai and aana. Mi­ chael sad Stevie, Mrs. Frank George, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence MORE MODERNIZE FREE MRS/O’HAKA Ar* you getting the greats a! satisfaction and vahi* from Mm money you spend an clothing lor the family? Now la a good t*ma to Saha slock of your family’a etothbif. It it not necessary to spend a lot of money for clothing hi ee­ rier to ha well dressed, bat the Important thing Is to plan and rhoose clothing wisely. Rare ana some suggestions for yea to eonalder: Plan carefully for Ms* y sa r'i expenditures so that eaeh mamber of the family will get trig share of the clothing dollar. Make clothing on hand do far ■ longer period of lima through prompt attention to repair and other good rare. Buy only tha essential Hem* needed for growing children and other family member*. Select new garments carefully in relation to clothing on hand in terms of color, type and styl­ ing. Buy basic, elassie fashions that will stay in alyl* • longer length of time and which can go many place*. Ask for complete toformattom concerning the wear and eara of the article before you buy K. Informative labels will help yoa get this Information accurately. Let your retailer know whan an article of clothing fails to litre up to your oxpactatloaa. Both retailer and manufacturer trill welcome your reaetiona to their product*, ainea they have ne way of knowing how their good* stand up in use unless you tall them. it Demise Swaim FA 2-1H54 hern a patient at the Winter Park Memorial llospita' since being in­ jured in an automobile accident on Sunday April 21. relumed to hr# home Thursday. Arthur Cartlrdge has been con­ fined to Ills home with the flu. Mrs. Sparks I C l o n t s , xvho has been confined lo her home because of illness, Is rrportrd In lie better. Glrnn Lee. son of Mr*. Grace Lee, has a badly burnt arm, caus­ ed when hr grabbed a pan ol grease that caught fire from the stove. Lewi* Lee, ion of Mrs. Grace Lee. wlio has hren in South Ameri­ ca for some time working, i* rel>oMcd to be back' in this country. At present he Is on the East Coast. TEENAGE MENUS What would you choose if you were asked lo make up a meal which almost any teenager would consider ideal? You wouldn't be far off the track if you were to pick hot dogs or hamburgers with pota­ to chips followed by pie nr ice cream lor dessert. Thuae are the iop chime* of youngster* from eight to II years reported In the HHW National Children's Preference Study of the American Hobby Fed rralfon. a non profit educational or­ ganization. What you probably would nol think lo include would be some things like spinach or carrots. Yet most of the youngsters rated them second and (hint on their 11*1. These findings show that young people ran be credited with more nutritional aenae than is usually accorded them. Why don't yon see about an auto loan from the A T L A N T IC 10 YR. 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May 4. 1960— Par* J DOUBLE SA V IN G S IN EVERY DEPARTMENT W ITH LOW , LO W PRICES PLUS WASHINGTON (UPI)-Chancee appeared dim today that Pmal* dant Eiaenhower would get what ha wanta from Congreaa thla year. Congreaalonal Democrat*, atung hr Eiaenhower’* apaclal maaaage Tuaaday calling oa than U gut aalda election-yaar tampUtioaa t t ovarapand, hurled tha charge o f politic* back at tha President. Spanker Sam Rayburn (D-TcX.) said tha raaiMga aoundad “ like the Republican platform." Sonata Democratic Loader Lyn. don B. Johnion (T at.) aald tt wan tha job o f Congrata to exerciao ita "collective Judgment a t to tha meaaura* that ahould b* paaead In the public Internal." Ha aald Con. greaa waa "'proceeding i _ In g _ aol order" to do Juat that. With the battlclinec drawn for the remainder o f tha aeaalon, here ia tha outlook fo r the main item* on Eiaenhower’a legialatira pm* gram: . Help for Chronic Unemployment Arena: Elaenbower aald thla need* ed "priority attention" hut lndl* cated ha atlll oppoaad n Senate* paaaed Democratic plan, rroapocta am that Congmaa will challenge the Preaident to a veto In thla field. School Conatructleu. The Prtal* dent again urged Congmaa to ap* prove hla plan for federal help In bond-financing and reiterated hla oppoaltlon to a flenate-paaaed Democratic plan for outright labor’* are to White Jamea demand fo r IM S if they tend any legialatlon to the Houac. Labor Secretary P. Mitchell ha* auggeated 11.10 to |l.ll. Farm Legialatlon: Tha Preal* dent naked Congmaa to eaae fed* oral control*, but offered ne ape* d flc aolutlon, The Heuao Agrkul* turn Committee la working on n Democratic plan which ia certain PSG US, Choice Heavy Western Mature White Houae. High Gaa Taseo and Peetage Ratea: Nobody expect* the elec* lion-year Congmaa to puna thla legialatlon. Foreign Aids The Preaident urged Congreaa not to cut hla (4,178,000,000 program. Congreaa la certain to cut It, perhapa by one billion dollara o r mom. M tRYD&T. l AIM I A I K |l\l ( || ►Ml. K :>A f I Biscuits 6 - 49 PSG, US Choice Heavy Western Mature * Kl’ AI 1 , MAI • f.U A if I ( Ol 1)M I' LongHornCheese IMI'HMAI nj RI III m 45 H Orange Juice 2 -.49 Cheese Loafe 2 1,59 FRESH B O N E L E S S CHUCK ■ 69 sap ROUND-BONE ROAST - 5 9 a - CHUCK S T E A K - 59 /t /s y nti si QUAinr Full fuftliiunetd tlraite Grade uAn Florida Dressed and Drawn R A TH ’S BLACKHAW K OR FARMER CRAY BROWN SUGAR ADDED FANCY LONG EAR GOLDEN Bo £ o §N A n ? 3t* p a n SLICED Lunch M—t V,V 39* FILLETs“ ------------ RED PERCH lb 33* FRESH CAUGHT SPANISH W ASHINGTON STATE WINESAP Apples MACKEREL lb .lt * FRESM CAUGHT Lgr|# Shrimp lb 7t* t a r n o w T hS u c i o u s M E A T mLh Q Q . L p A R «• 7 0 * 12* ROUND BOWL’ PORTABLE Jucker Named Cinci C age Coach CINCINNATI (UP1) — Smiling Ed Jucker woe deed eerloua to­ day aa ha took over aa heed coach o f the University e f Clhtifr inti baakethall team. Hla flrat aadgnment will be to ' ; ' ' ; , �1 By J U T COVINGTON bo nd hot Sanford Greyhound* v ceded fUeeday night by the ebnrg Orioles after winning ig straight bo Orioles took 0 3-0 lead and I It until the sixth inning when Greyhounds pushed across two l, but that was where the eoni ended. Leesburg won, H las Dunlap started for the sloe and struck out I I Greyad batter* fas six innings boi ho was Tomauod because o f a lor on bis throwing hand. He oed the first ala Greyhound tors to face him, - < tsaager Babble Bebsrteon used » pitchers starting with big Potrisevk, and foUewtag with tot BalUy, and Floyd LIppeM. anight the Greyhounds return is after a sueesaful road trip re they defeated Tampa twice l t o l to to* Oriole*. This de- Tonlght Robertson will probably go with aee righthander Xea San­ ders against the Orioles. Sanders baa a record o f t-1 and defeated the Orioles in the season opener. In the past few games tbs hit­ ting and pitching o f the Grey­ hounds baa been terrific. Every man In tbs lineup has been bang­ ing the bell with great ability and the pitching has been practically untouchable. The eight game win streak was the longest by a Sanford tsam in many years. Their record for the season is 10-4 and they are in first place by a small margin ever Palatka. Thursday ths ideals travel to Palatka and then return boms again Friday night where they will face tbs Reds. These are the two .big games for the week as these two hard hitting rlubs will be battling for the top in the F8L. A large crowd is expseted to he on hand to greet the Greyhounds as they return horns. After last year tha local fans all said that they had to be shewn and now the Greyhounds have dona i t They hate the moat solid pitching staff la tha laagua and with tha power la tha lineup they ehould be right there all the way. DKLPHIA (U PI)—Harold e f Philadelphia, top-rankheavyweight contender, to Mating hie 11th straight gy tonight whoa to meets aae* (Tiger) Floyd is a 10d uatioaally-talovised fight, lyd Is * S-l underdog but to untried because it gives him New York truck driver into tto ranks e f tha eons tor toe firat time after I ■ surprise upeot aver prer unbeaten You CUy o f PhilI* tom lira months ago. tope* to make R two upsets to M a t o * . Floyd will moat eat formidable toot ef his . I t o 31-year^id power- M U Ito brWiaat pitching af • J r Laadquist gad hitting of Gparse Perides, the Seminole High toeebelieri reded aver Leesburg, M t o n Tnctday night. Jtoadvniat scattered eight hits w t u T fir id e s banked out three MU tar four times at toL I t o vietocy give* tha Semlnoles B 3 4 record la OBC play. little League play Tuesday, M v y defeated:First Federal 44 *41 to Bah* Ruth League action, HOUSTON, i t o . (UPU-sBrawny £ * Uw Homtto ( S m l e ^ V Jm am eat and ito knowledge* ha aa Rut tooome a member e f a « f exatorive club. E ton t o wen toe 135,W clastic t 3 apodal if t o t o piayetf, Cel , ■ 1 m . Mi. ERGAS LEPS of Michigan University finishes o il along aa him (asm win* tha foliage distance medley championship of America at Penn Relays in PhiUdci* Leps, a CanadianLithuanian, helped hia team win with n 9:M,I time. Duka University was second and Georg*town won third place. I n _ , _ . . I L a L i s T r (n | ie*K raiD y I ria l L0U1CV1LLB, Ky. (U P I )-W R h to M i tor I t o SUBAM added By United Press totems Usual American Leagn* W. L. Pat. GB Chicago I I 415 .. . New York I i Hi it Cleveland I f JM 1 Baltimore S 7 JUO 1 Boeton 4 g .500 IV* Washington • T .4*2 I Detroit I T .417 2V* Kansas City I S .357 3>i Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Kansas CUy at Boeton — HaU (1-0) va Brawer (0-1). Detroit bt New York — Lory ( M ) va Short (1-1). Chicago at Baltlmora (night)— Wynn (O-l) vs WUbtlm (04). Cleveland at Washington — .Letman (0 4 ) va Pascuul (t-l)j • Thursday's Gama* Chicago at Washington, night Clavelcnd at BalUmore, night (Only game* scheduled) Pittsburgh It 4 .750 . . . Ban Francisco 11 • .MS l Milwaukee I t 111 1 St. Lwla S t 433 3V* Lea Angelas I 3 .471 4V* Philadelphia • 11 453 SU Cincinnati 3 11 H i av* Chicago a u .ail 7 Wednesday's Probable FBctors Pittsburgh at Chicago — Friend (141 va Ellsworth <M ). Cincinnati at San Francisco— McLlsh (3-1) va Sanford (3-0). P h i l a d e l p h i a at St. Louis (night) — Buihardt (S-S) vs MUtor (1 4 ). Mllwankoo at Loa Angelas (night) - Buhl (1-1) va ‘Dryadala Una became oo* af the few golf (3 4 ). Tbnraday’o Game* 3«m to beat M arian champion Ar- Pittsburgh at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louie, sight uoU P* Im ,r tW' *M r' Milwaukee at Loa Angelas c ®Uini- • «3-pm«nd « maria* from Crystal River tod Cincinnati at San Francisco we* enly one majer FGA touraameat ia hia ca reer-la ri year’a New Orleans Open. Bat Palmer had toes wlnaing them right and toft tola year—to many ttot ha ia Natlmml Leagne Flayer A C M G .A B B. B. P e t Hia seceod place winatoo* Tuea- Maya, « . F. I f 33 13 to 411 day totaled I3.4W. They fattened Burgess. Pitta. U M I II AIT already Impressive bankroll Aaron, MUw. 14 to I to A ll WkR*, 8t. L, 13 33 14 to 471 IT 34 11 to AW J S ^ " * * * * J ^ f f i " * ? * * * Mann, L. A. Omenta, Pitts. II 31 14 33 AS4 Spacer, St. L. II IT II to A ll ^ Palmer by two rirtoea. Pat- Brut**, MUw. 11 II II II 443 3k inner, Pitta, to M 13 I f 4 » Calllaon, PM. 14 42 T 14 433 Dem gri. I- F. to 41 I 13 433 Americ an |ma«M Ifenwrao, N. Y . 13 to T to .443 Lamp*, K. C. . 14 W I 34 .433 AUtoon, Wath. 13 to 11 33 AU Maria, N.Y. I to T 14 .433 Power, Clev*. II R 4 to 431 Runnels, Boa. 11 to I 14 AM H U M Rail. » 43 T IT 44T LOS ANGKLBS (U PI) - WUh * •Uddia, Bw. 13 4T 3 14 44* sigh o f regret nvor the loco of Manila, N. Y . II to to B A R pttoher Roger- Craig. Manager Mine**, CM. to to I IT AIT Walt Alston of too world's shorn- League Leaders Im u Purple Cops s j - w a r — hu Craig Injurtd to And eat BETTEHtoe! U H M P m a lnirrmHonal That'* right, the expert* were wrong again. The UtUa fellow they thought might be washed up has turned out to be the strong man o f the' Chicago White Sox' pitching alaff. Billy Pierce, all of 1U pounds when bolding the 3'i-ounce base­ ball. was rated a definite question mark this spring because of his 14-15 1*5* record and the fact he was pretty much Ignored in the World Scries. But ha's turned in two of the three complete games achieved by the White Sox' staff this sesson and it the only stsrter with a winning record. The 33-year • old left • hander A FISHERMAN'S dream picked on bis favorite cousins U proudly displayed in Tuesda) night when be pitched Marathon, Fla., by Mra. the White Sox into sole possession Lucille Plots, of Brooklyn, o f first place la the American N. Y.. aa ahe weigh* a new League by beating the Baltimore f-3. It wae hie second world'* record tarpon for Orioles, straight complete gaihe and mads women. With the aid of his career mark against BaltlCapt. Johnny Brantner, mart 30*. Mr*. Plot* landed the 177The New York'Yankees moved pound fish near Marathon. Into second place with a 10-3 rout of the Detroit Tigers, the Wash­ ington Senatori beat the Cleveland Indiana, 7 - f , and dropped them Into third plaee and the Boeton Red Sox topped the Kansae City Athletics, 4-3, in other American League games. In the National League's only action, the Cincinnati Reds scored a 3-3 victory over tha Los Angeles Philadelphia SANFORD 10 4 .174 Dodgers and the Palatka t 4 .tot Labaland • > .043 St. Petersburg 7 « .33g Leesburg • 7 .442 Orlaade 4 7 434 Tampa 4 10 .Ml Daytona Beath 4 10 .to* DRUMMER • BOY wr COPELAND'S ••SMOKED” FLA. GRADE “A " or B - D - D . WHOLE Lb. TENDER TASTY GROUND EVERY HOUR GROUND BEEF LEAN TENDER i £ t p PATRICK CUDAHY’S PORK r STEW 5 Y £ L 0- i n 9 o il D IX IE * » Q y i v c ARMOUR’S GRADE A E G G S 2 - 8 9 ' C R Y ST A L Mo t h e r s ARE SAVING “MONEY” NOT more STAMPS ON MOTHERS D AY AND ALL OTHER D AYS WITH 91.95 ORDER SHURFINE “EVAPORATED1 AT DELTA COUNTRY TALL CANS VELDA’S GALLON HOMO, Birds Eyo Strawberries 10 oz. 29c Birds Eye Green Pees 10 oz. 2/43c - * . ,• ' ’ Green G iant Corn , 4 No. 303 2/37c SHURFRESH OLEO Heinz Hamburger Relish Heinz Hot Dog Relish COUNTRY 12 o. 29c No. 303 2/33c Morton M e a t Piet PATTIES BUFFALO, N. Y . lU P D -B obby Scanlon, 133, Baa Francisco, out­ pointed Jackie Donnelly, 133, Buf­ falo. N. Y. (11). BEAUMONT, Tex. (U P I)-P a u l Jorgensen, 134, Port Arthur, Ton., outpointed Henry Watson, 135, Dallas, Tax. (is ). LOS ANGELES (U P I)-J im MeCarter, 314, Lot Angeles, draw with Otis Fuller, 134, Lee Angeles (13). STOCKTON, Calif. (U P D -M ario De Lem, lilt* , Mexico City, out­ pointed Dommy Unua. tu t* , Apple Sauce EACH Sara Lot Pound Cake NOW 2 Fabulous Market S A V IN G S 1100 - 13th St. GoMaboio irs; m I J I 12 oz. 29c Jena af Ac* Kidney le a n t Tht golf loam of Bradford, Qlceson, Hunt. Tail and Beck (oak first pier* la * point system tourney held at toe Meyfeir Golf '•A* L ■ SMALL GEORGIA *« 25c - Point System Tourney Hold t 99 - e SPAGHETTI 3 m .f l f f l f — Chitterlings 5 PRIMERA DIXIE LILY Three singles and a sacrifice fly gave the Orioles two run* in tha fourth and Hansen homered In the fifth but Pierce abut out Baltimore the rest of the way. Jim Landis had three hits and Pox, Slavers and Luis Apartclo two each to lead tha White Sox' 12-hit attack. Moose Skowron and Kent Had­ ley ait two-run homers and Roger Maris hit a solo homer to lead a 14-hit Yankae attack that also includ*4«d*uhtea by Skowron and Kent Hunt and a triple by Gil McDougald. AH Dilmar, who pitched the second through the tilth Innings, woo his first game. The Ion wai the levenlh in a row for the Tigeri. Lenny Green ilnglcd home the winning run in the ninth inning lor the Senatori, who played Uielr seventh straight ena • run gam*. Tito Francona, who anterod the gam* ae a piach-hlttar in the third Inning, contributed to four scoring lnalnga tor the Indiana with a s i critic* fly, two doublet and a •Ingle. BUI Moobouquelte gained hit second victory for tha Red Sox when first • baseman Norm Sicbora's 10th • Inning error enabled Don Buddia to score the winning run. Bob Cerv homered for Kansai City. Frank Robinson hit a two • run bomar and Dutch Dotterer drove in two runi with a homer and a double to toad the Radi' attack while Don Demeter'a two-homers •nd a double accounted for all Los Angeles’ rum. The gams was enlivened by a alath-inning argu­ ment between Dodger pitcher Stan WUliami and Vada Pinson after the Utter was hit by a pitched ball. The loss dropped the Dodgers below the .500 mark at m . Kea Welters' ninth • inning ho­ mer, hie UUrd hit ef the game, proved the decisive rua for the PhlUtos, who overcame an early 5-0 Cub lead. Bobby Del Greco, Frank Herrera and WaUy Poet bad two hits each for Philadelphia tad Frank Thomaa drove in four rum with two homers tor Chicago. A I Sox. 3/73e �I W INN-DIXIE EASY T O FIX A N O T E T O H U S B A N D S A N D C H IL D R E N : Mothor'o ora fa * orito people with u i • and we Ilk* to m 4 them at W inn-Dixie often! But this Sunday being Mother's Doy, wouldn't it bo a tw ill idoa if you kidt and dodi gavt Mom a holiday by doing tha wtok and thopping and cooking? During our Holiday-for-Mom ovont w o'rt featuring hor favorit# foods . . . tasy to prepare, oasy to torvt and you con buy hor a gift with the money you'll tove at W inn-Dixie! SPECIAL FOR MOTHER'S DAY M ib Darling A N G EL PO O D CAKE Q U A N T I T Y R IG H TS RESERVED PRICES GO O D Tkurt^ FrL, Bit, Mtjr I. I. T Boston Butt PORK ROAST-39Thick Bacon 2 a 98Country HAM “ 79Georgia Peach Sliced Tolmadge Country Smoked Sausage or BOTTLE CARTON W -D "Branded" Freshly 0k ■ A | 4 7 Ground Beef 3 - T %i f H E R M A N 'S SLICED baked ham SU N N YLAN D LUSCIOUS, T IN D IIt SMOKED H A M ____ ASTOfc SM ALL 8 to 12 Lbs Full Half or Whole my ******* 19* S A U S A G E 55* W IE N E R S W H IT IN G lat-R ite Golden Bantam Fancy 0: S. 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V - 11 YOU DON'T EVCM CAO£ ENOUGH ABOUT ME " T TORCMEMREROUR ARG UMEN TS r— * NO. D E A R W hat w as MT ABOUT? ^ " T h o r n in I f T i '* / 1; ’ . ----------- . IS THIS A N O TM gP ^ P S U M E N T . DEAP. 0 » A R E \NE J U S T 1 -tT A C K IN G * m ioro*<M4Ht?Txy TO AW OVT* ’’ P i| f 10—Wad. Map 4, 1660 ... -• v n , oww*nww*nwv' •r ASaUMENTW* i '' rV Tonight Jam «i Daly, Nant'y Walker, Mona Paula*, Dick Williams, Bambl Linn and Fran Warren participate In ABC’* "Muite for a Sprint Night." NEC's "Wagon Train" hai the accond half or the two-part Wesikrn drama atarted the previous week, “ Trial for Murder." Parry Como'* NBC hour la graced by Kay Starr, Star* MeQueen, Nail* Adama and the Wier* Brother*. One o f tb* "Hawaiian E ye" private aye* on ABC probe* the mu rd er chart* again*! a man who aaved hi* life. Maria* Pavan atars la "The Girl in the Gold Bathtub." a com ­ edy on "U . S. Steel Hour" for CBS. Light - heavyweight* Harold Johnaon and Clarence Floyd meet in IP round* on ABC* "Wednssday Night F igh t*" C/TTW* on. 3 COOT/ **‘igr* I’ i} By BRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) - George Bernard Shaw's solid gold com­ edy, "Captain Brassbound's Con­ version," shone brightly Monday night. The "Hallmark Hall of Fam e" production on NBC - TV* was ex­ pertly trimmed, shuffled and squared off by adapter Theodore Apitein without serious damage to tbo play'a substance, which dealt with aimtlariUaa between law and outlaw, and explored the various realms of self-interest. Tbe tO-mlnutc show was staged amid beautifully colored acenery by producer • director George Schaefer (T V s best), and had splendid costumes. But tbe real mA BV TUB WAV, COtPOBAt, NO KiP0'N3F you ^ T H B AtMV NSBP0 all WM can ear r >d om . THAT lAIPTV BARBBL NOW _ TUB BNfNgBCB . IT CAN BCCAW* E & m S . Taka a trip to Mother Goo** lend with the loiter grade* o f tho Slavia, St. Luke'* Christian Day School In tbo Operettss to bo giv­ en Friday and Sunday at the school auditorium, In the two complete perform­ ances at 7 p. m., tbe children will e n a » ecenes from "In tho Land of Draama Come Truo." Mother Oooeo characters and plxlea will •; . - • W b . I S3 w s t u t o WMOMHlkB4 ) RULER OF. L JUNSIE/ WURlfONtty Jr ! MAILMANSOT AMBtHUHfi —/ a o a iY w MOffCIHE DIAMONDS STTH BOSSOFTHIS ITHOCE WHERE W BUtSTlD JUNGLE". TKATS WH01 A m aw / la Gray KrebenbUl, Sanford; Ida Hasalden. (Stone Island) Enter­ prise; Timothy Sechrast, Tituswill*. APRIL IP Admlsalaaa Jail* Tucker, Sanford; Vorast Scott, Sanford; Doaan Young, San­ ford; Sara FUspatrtck, Sanford; Victoria Harriagtaa, S a n f o r d ; Huroa Ellison, Sanford; Loretta Dellarosa, Sanford; Tbalma J. Jar­ ■ rell. Sanford . Norms Beverly, Sanford; Julia Etell, Sanford. With* Mr. and Mr*. Louie Beverly, San­ ford, n aon; Mr. and Mr*. Vara at Scott, Sanford, twin dnushtora; Mr. and Mrv. John W. EsaU, San­ ford. a daughter. . ’ Msmleaal* Robert Elmer*, DeBary; Bulb Alice G*w|n, Osteon; Joyeo Nalb■a* vjavnia Akias, a s ib i , Sanm b* an, oaBioxii Sanford;* CyaUiln ford; Bona Davis, Sanford; Bryan J. Johnson, Euslis. APRIL SB BUTAStC MBB NOT T* TM BO W IT AWAY.. . r— AUco Hunt, DeBary; Patricia Eatridga, Sanford; Wilma Nawtoa, Sanford; Tbamaa L ot Avreu, San­ ford; Jtaa Fair, Sanfard; Mary Bertrang, Sanford; Haary Bortrang, Sanford; Jowall Baavor, Sanford; Audrey B aruch, San­ ford. _ _ Mr. and Mra. Biahard Barasch, Sanford, a aon; Mr. aad Mra. Sid­ ney Newtod, Sanford, n aon; Mr. and Mra. William Fair, Sanford, B daughter. Jail* Tucker, Sanford; Doaiao Bagwell, Sanford; Floyd Krahoabill, Sanford; Roderick McDon­ ald, Sanford; Deborah Smith, Sanfard; Mildred Llghtfoot, San­ ford; Gertrud* Daring, Sanford; Joseph Trepaniar, Saaford; Don­ na Yeung, Sanford; Goorgla Prico, Sanford; Dooaia Stone, Sanford; Carrie Stokes, Sanford. MAY 1 '..r M W entertain four children who have eaten magle berries and been taken into tbe fairy land. Tbe four children's- parts are played hr Linda Lukas, Laura Brecht, Skipper Jordon and Mark Colbert. Mother Goose U played by Susan Duda and Cathy Cox is tho old Woman In the Shoe. Mo­ ther Goose Jiaracteri are Barbara Pandanrla, aa Contrary Mary; Sltpben Lukas and Pat Let, aa Jack and Jill; Ruth Bellhorn ha LitUa Bo-peep; Rudy Mueller aa Son John; Philip Lukaa, Boy Blua; Stefan Koslc, Jack Bo Nim­ bi*; Debbie Roundtree, Miss Muffit; Busty Manny, Jaek Horner and Tend* Roundtree playa tha Queen of Heart*. Tha upper grade* will da a historical play with William Penn, played by Tad Bollhorn, and Chief Painted Faather, played by Bob Bellhorn. Tho supporting players ara Judy Jakubcin, Lydia Tuhy, Adair Andrews, David Jakubcin, Bill Hoin- arid Chuck Beat. The story is <"11)0 In of tho Golden Cheese." In the plot, Indians, on tho war path, charged aoma children In tha Inn who are pre­ paring for n visit fram William Paaa, The ladians soon loans of tbo Undoes* o f tha children who have tsked car* of a lost papoose, and «U has a happy andiag. Parent* and friends of the child­ ren ara Invited to attend either er both *f tbo porformaneoe. enjoyment cam* from Shaw'* dia­ logue and the ca*L Greer Garaon aa Lady Cicely Waynflete and Chriatopher Plum­ mer a* Braaabound were nearperfect. (It’a getting monotonoua, thla bualneaa of lauding Plum­ mer'* TV work. When la be going to go into motion picture* and gir* up TV, like the raat of 'em ?) Lady Cicely, of courae, 1* Shaw'a famous sufergal, a sugarUden torpedo who scuttled old Brassbound's vessel of vintage vengeance. She turned Brassbound from a whip-lashing bullyboy into a blubbering and depend­ ent clinging vine. And i. wa* won­ derful entertainment to behold. My notes show scores of little touches that helped make the show delightful, but I'll only spell out one.- That was when Plum­ mer's arm began joggling re­ signedly as Miss Garaon showed him bow to wear a jacket. The entire cast was excellent. Georg* Rose, with his pit­ spitting, flea • scratching and cockney accent, made Drinkwater a beguiling sort of rogue. Torin Smith as the American captain, another of Lady Cicely’s victims, was Immense. And so. loo, were Felix Aylmer as Sir Howard; Liam Redmond as Rankin; Rob­ ert Carricart and Marzo. They all helped make it a rousing pro­ duction. Honor'roll for tha Semlaola High School baa bean announced. Tbe honor roll la broken into two part*, those having all A'a and thoie having more Are than B'a. The roll for all A'a it: Grad* It—Johnny Allred, David Goaras, Haary Morgan, Slava Powtll, ■ Marilyn McDaaltl and Ptggy Priea, Grade 11— Robert Bullard, Jay Wetter and Sandra Wood. Grad* tan— none. Grade nine— Tommy lliaaon, Johnny Phillips, Jan* Harvard and Carolyn Tumor. Tbo olgbUt grade baa bob*. List for those students with more A's than B'a for tha fifth six weeks period Is: Grad* IS—Arthur Da Young, Buddy Fulpor, Erie Hodeen, Don Mitchell, Diaa Aiken, Nancy But­ ler, Fay Noel, Jaavt Glenn. Linda Boatman and Joyce Wciamann. Grade 11— Johnny Emerson, Curtis Grata, Doug Tamny, Pan­ s y Anderson, Niki Ashby, Pat Lavender, Phyllis McDaniel, Giai Tayor aad Mary Ana Watson. Tonth Grade— John Boniface, Owen Cammsck, John Goers*, Bob Williams, Desta Homer and Jo Ana Ztlgler. Ninth grade— Frank Chanct, Charles Haro, David ITacGllllt, Larry Pivtc, Kathy Facamtra, Ruth Taylor and Judl Taylor. Eighth gtado— Donna Beard, C a n ] Oxford, Carol Samuel and Diana Smith. NOPfAL,aUM /«VE MB THAT SMPki. OR ^ Woatkar-Wawo . P i t h way Patrol * Puala Nawa 111 Pporta (Sr Waalhar <*) Control I U Mawo IS) W .a t h t r C ) Sfarkata A 11) H u n llr y llr l n k lo y W «ai Tna S'ivo e w la ( t ) John Daly (S> ntacua S (1) HI aport im aa ( ! ) Nawa— Uoualaa KdwtrSa (SI TV Oardtn Mart C i Wanon I t a l n f t ) Ifotal da Paraa (Si naca tor a ptc* iS) Taxan (Si O iilo A Harriot ( t ) Pries Is niBht ( * ) IT. H. Marshall i l l Parry Como I t) Mllllonalra & (S) Hawaiian r:>a w I t) I'va Got A Barrtt • ( ] ) Thla la Tour Llfo ( t ) Prnnla O'Keafa Show ( f ) Doslnw (SI T o Tall Tho Truth (2) Panpla A r t Funny ( t ) Bporta (Si ( I ) ( I ) Nowo I t ) Hovla IS) Karri* Bryant (2) Jaek Paar •(f) U o vlt THURSDAY A . M. (t) It) (t> (I) It) (I) (It (1) (t) 12) (S) (1) (2) (1) IS) (t> (2) (I) (I) (t) (t) (t) Cantmtntal claatraam ™ D ots Oarraway Waalhar Cartoons Nows Nsws Capt. K a a ra ra o Ua ralny Thaatr* n o m p t r Room Raadar's p l« * » » Nawa — Intanrlaws Nawa A Waalhar Dough ft# Ml Red Row* BhawKartoo a Kapara Mnvl* 0 Faopl* Ara Funny w Oa Tho Oa Prleo la itlaht 1 Lora Lucy Concentration D tc tm b t r Orlda Three Pace U. Olympic List S. To admlr* on principle la tha only way to tmltato without lots of originality. —Samuel Taylor Coiaridgo --------------- NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:4k FE A TU R E : 1:00 . 2:40 4:22 - 6:18 . 8:04 •:50 I FULL WEEK STARTING THUR8. SANFORD SHOWING ADMISSION 75c KIDDIES UNDER It . FREE “ Stalk Pacific Will MUrt At T ill — Dim T o Long Length — Como Aa Lot* Aa t.-ee For Complete Show iS a!l jV hous* / t O fiTMAT’B QOEQ/ SERVED-or to TAKE OUT from Nooo to 1:04 A. M. STARTS FRIDAY C random*; REST A U RA N T ^ a I a NEW YORK (U PI)—John Thom­ as, BIU Nleder and Ray Norton head Unci* Sam'* latest list o f qualifier* for this summer’* Olym­ pic Games In Rom*. The U. S. Olympic track and field committee announced Tues­ day that M more athlete* havo equalled or surpassed the qualify­ ing standards. So far 343 have m t £ the minimum requirement*. Thomaa, Nleder and Norton nil turned In Impressive performances in last weekend'! Penn and Drake relays. Legal N o H c t m (I) (») ft) ft) IStSI (S> Trutn o r Coassguaaesa (I I I.ov# o f l- l f . (*) Ilsillsaa Qua 11:1* ( I t It Could « a Taa (>) l<ova/That Bob ( I ) ntareh (o r Tom arrow 11:41 t t ) Guldlna Light 1:01 (*) Huai* jo _ ( I ) About Paeas »■* . W i t ) Topper l i s t ( I ) Aa The World Turn* (1) Ban Praaelaeo Boat (S) Slatlnao Th oa lor 1:1* ( t ) Day la Court ( t ) Quota fo r a Day ( t ) Kor D tlttr or W ore# . t : l t (* l Houao Party I t ) (lal* Btorm (2) J.oralla Young ThtttaP 1:1* ( t ) Tha Wumaa t t ) Boat the O.ork (2) Ynuug Dr. Melon* 1:1* ( t ) W h o Do You Truat (S) Prom Th ai* Root* _ dm* ( ! ) American Randitand ■ . (*l Brlrh ta r D a »-: (2) tfomady Piayhoua* 111! ( t ) Hacrat Btorm 4:10 (3) Adventure Tim * (SI Kdg* o ( Night It** (2) Movlo— Waatara (* ) Three Btooga* I t ) Popar* Playhnoa* • l i t (*) Rocky and Prtanda tt ) Huekalba’rrr Houn* SHS Announces Honor Roll S t n c e TB PBOPMTV a w i t B * Tkt ISIS Rest relate Tat List a f Ik* City Of Baafe/*. Florida. I* MSUf kullalla bssrO at Iks Iraki- B » r af Ik* City Hall la' Ik* City af Bai'for*. Plorl<la, aa* aa kullalla knar* at fraat Saar af Bsmlaal* Caaaty Court Hauaa, saafar*. rtarlta an* «IU r.aiala aa poaltd far a period af four ronaarullva woag*. All raat aatala apaa wblrh tka t i l t taaaa hara aat kata pal* aa* aaalaat which earilflraia haa aat alrtady baaa laautd la City at iaalar*. will ba aal* at publla auriloa aa ika lau Cay •t Jaat A O. IIS* commoarlag at t t a'slotk A. II. at'Ik* t n a t Saar at lb* City Mall la Ike City af, Baaford. f'larlda. M. N. T t a a Jr. felly Clark, r t r a u t t t May 4 Urn .* >> u ea t May II * nth. WEDNESDAY P. 1L TORBIDDEN DE IN COLOR • u a f » i I , �"M a g ic Num ber" For A d RESULTS -.F A 2-2611. 'y y card or thanks fo the Churches, Clubs, tod many, . many Friends. m fbt Good Samaritan Home Familr ^ and Staff take this method to thank their many friends of Sanford. Lake Mary, and DoBary, Florida for the many many blessings that we've re reived during the Anniversary month which was March and the month of April. You are proving to- the people that the word of God la right when Jesus said: " I ’ll never A leave thee, nor will I forsake • thee." Again we thank You. Sincerely yours, (Mother) Ruby L. Wilson, Super. DUPLEX: tarnished, So. Sanford Ave. near Lake Jessup. Adults only. Sleeps S or 4. FA Z-SS8. •FURNISHED duplex. FA 2-7074. • APARTMENTS: 1 bedroom furn­ ished; Z bedroom furnished: both ground florrs. Contact 812 Palmetto Ave. TWO, 2-bedroom homes, kitchens •quipped, w a t e r furnished, aeroes the street from school. FA S-4411 or TA 3-3*51. 9 '•-BEDROOM home, kitchen equip Pf d, unfurnished, Fla. room. Large yard. Available Arne 1. FA 3-847. FIRST floor apartment. Adults only. 900 Elm. FA 3-3131. FURNISHED 4 room apartment, water furnished, MO per month. Call FA 2-9021. OARAGE apartment, • rooms and bath, screen porch; 300 W. 10th. ^ Ph. FA 3-31*7. • BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ ped. Ph. FA 2-9103. . • BEDROOM furnished heme to responsible people. $100 month FA 3-5343. ■•R^OM efficiency TOt Park Avenue. i apartment, •-ROOM furnished apartment with hath and garage. 2920 N. Nar clsaus Ave. FA S-S140. 1-BEDROOM upstairs, downtown furnished .apartment MS per month. FA S-9071. • ROOMS 4k bath, nicely furs. 140. Inquire A p t > 407W W. let. WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private baths. 114 W. First St. S room garage apt. Newly finished ta fleers. Water furnished. MS FA 2 ASM Evenings o r weekend FURN. A p t SUM W . 1st S t FURNISHED apartment, clean and d ose in. Adults only. Jimmy Cowan, FA 34913. FURN. a p t m $ MeUaavine • BEDROOM unfurnished house, kitchen equipped. Ph. FA S-44M. # NICELY furnished S room apart­ ment. FA 3-5303. SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gables 401 Magnolia Ave. FA S-0710. UNFURNISHED • bed 1309 Elliott Call FA 2 5294. • ROOM and bath a p t FA i-OSTS. ' SIS PALMETTO Ave.: S bedroom bungalow, furnished. • ST5 MONTH: S B. R „ an elactrie kitchen. Neat, clean, private. Near N. A. S. Children welcome. Available May L Tel. FA 2-S94S. FURNISHED S b e d r o o m apt. Large living room, kitchen and breakfast nook. Screened porch. Entire first floor. 211 W. llth FA 2-9490. # 1-ROOM- nefficiency apartment, private bath. Suitable for one or eouple. Acmes from FURNISHED apt, loo Park Are AT MONROE Comer: I mom cot­ tage. furnished, electric kitthen. bath. SU per mouth. CeB Mm. Paul M a m . NO M TU be­ tween 9:00 and 0:30 p. m. for appointment to eee. FURNISHED FA S-TM4. FURNISHED cottage Mary. FA 2-3043. in Lake (She ftanlnrh Qrralh C. A. Whiddon, Sr. W ctl. M ny laff- a I, 10(10— P n g e 11 BROKER W. B. Shippy, As«nc. 202 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 3391 UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom apartmont near school and stores; 2*11 Elm. No pole please. S 1. R. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realter COUPLE or lady wanted to share Raymond Lundquiit, Assoc. my home. Electric kitchen, uti­ FA 2-3031 Atlantic Bank Bldg. lities furnished. 940 month. FA 2-904S. St. Johns Realty Co. FURNISHED upstairs apartment, THE TIME TESTED FIRM hot water furnlehed. 990. Phone t i l N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 4 1 8 FA 2-6357. 3-B. R. home, furn. or unfurn. Buy LOCH ARBOR: Extra large 9 bed­ equity. Will rent 9110 a month. room, 2 bath, Florida room Wynnewood Dr. Ph. FA 2-9IM. horn*. Ph. FA 3-9301. FARMER’S AGENCY J. W. HALL ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates Wall rsasra Stenstrom Realty 4. Rani Estate Wanted DUPLEX la very fine eoediUoe on So. Sanford Ave. near Laka WOMAN OF LEADERSHIP—In­ LAND WANTED teresting, dignified part-t I m e Jessup; Includes three lots and Lota ar Acreage. Give legal des­ position to woman' with experi­ two more available at rear; Ph. cription. price and terms. Writs ence in PTA, teaching, church FA J 4 M . F. 0 . Box m , Sanford, Fla. or scouting. Flexible hours. Earn SM fo M9 per week. Write TWO STORY heme, 1 rooms, > r ^ S r E a U tT T n T s n le "* in confidence to Box C, c /o baths. Arranged for two com­ Sanford Harald. plete apartments. Partially fur­ HOUSE for sale by owner; 40t nished. In good repair. Close to Palmetto Ave. Call FA 24403. town. 313 W F S T F I F T H COLORED MAID: Must live on premltts. 1123 per month and STREET. M.300. Terms can be Board. Seminole County Home. arranged. Phone FA 2-1270. 8 T E P R IG H T U P Call FA 24M9. fo hotter living In (his beautiful three bedroom Mayfair home. L O O K W H A T W E F O U N D 9 . M ale H elp W an ted For full pride of ownership at a • bedroom borne for a 3 -bed­ a fair cost, let us show you room Price. A nifty fo f only WANTED: MAN 8 TO 99 FOR thle fine way of life that may FULL TIME WATKINS ROUTE. 17371. Don't wait an this, call ha yours. NO CO-SIGNERS REQUIRED. EARN I7S.M TO 3100.00 WEEK­ SPECIAL SERVICE LY TO START. WRITE WAT­ W. H. "B ill" STEMPER Afeeey BRANCH OFFICE KINS, M l WEST PEACHTREE Realtor ft Insurer W. H. "B ill" Stemper Agency Phone FA 8T.. N. E., ATLANTA, GEOR 2 4991 l i t N. Park Raaltor ft Inturor GIA. Phone FA 14331 MOi Park Dr. am ran Drive TRUCK DRIVER ________ FA I4 M 1 _________ S-BEDROOM house oa French Miracle Concrete Compaey Avenue, near school, IH baths, Soe Elm AVE. . TRADE 31.98 equity in large iaria living area. Tel FA 14437 modem house. S yrs. old. In city at Sanford, for bouse trailer, lot, 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath C. B. house car, elation wagon, business lot, for tale, 910,000. Terms. For ar acreage. Phone FA 1-7991. reel: MS per bm . FA I-T01T. House. S-BEDROOM furnished upstairs apartmaot die Magnolia Ave. ^COUNTRY CUIB^ TODAY’S SPECIALS 55 C H E V Y *50 DOWN YOU IN $10,750 - FROM - $69 MO. ftBfcDEOOMa. 1H m i BATHS with eelered ftsteree. (K v tiM fltoriy t m m Im Mte4i» o r p t t l i . scmmi pordi, j utility room aad assay ether extras. AN Hsmea Csrry A 1 Yr. F.H.A. Warranty IN T IE CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCE! MOM S X V *•■*>* P ft-N k ftM g 0M N s m Sh a u b . S - R S m SS DAI J # 22. Articles For Sain end (havings. PONTIAC: '37 Super Deluxe ranch S A W D U S T FA 1-877, Buckner ft See. wagon, fully powered, fordor, factory air conditioned, luggage FACTORY TO YOU rack, heater and radio; very ALUMINUM low mileage. Pr > * tt owner, re­ VENETIAN B U N D S tired, no use for two rare. Enclosed ktad. Sag-proof betfoea FA >4309. TO YOUR DOOR SERVICE rail with plastic ends. Flattie or rayon upas. Cotton or nylon Evtry Tuesday and Wsdneiday FORD: ' 8 , "9 " , standard, torSANFORT ft SOWERS cords. tor; very k>w mileage. Private 111 E. Wrlbourne Ave. Ml 3-3474 party, no use for two cars. Senknrik Glaaa and Paint Co. WINTER PARK. FLA. FA S-809. 112-114 W. 2nd a t FA 1-4428 Chain Saw* — Tool* — Bette— Nut* — Screw* 20-A Trailer* LARGE ulility trailer MS. paint, and Other Parte. Phona or Write coti. lent*. ARMY-NAVY BUR* COLONIAL 8 ' x I*. 1 Bdrm. full PLUS, 319 Sanford Ave. bath Trailer. Good Cond. Sem­ Mach. Repairs inole Sell Ua Your Furniture. Qu’ck Trailer Park, 1 mile couth ALL MAKES ft MODELfe Servlet With Th* Cash. SUPER at Casselberry on 1741. RENTALS M WEEK TRADING POST. FA 3-4477. 303 W. First St. (24 hr. ser.) 1399 TRAVEL TRAILER, 24 ft., FA 1 3 9 8 used 10 daye. Savt over 3900. OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR S A L ! 1 Cent per 1b. 109 W. 37th St. PUMPS - SPRINKLERS THE SANFORD HERALD All types and sites, installed OFFICE 21. Furniture "D o It Yourself" M W. lit. St FA S-Mtl WE REPAIR AND SERVICE New ft' Used Furniture ft Appli­ GIBSON electric guitar and ampli­ STINE ances. A Good Pitre To fier. good condition, |7S. 3 8 Palm Machinery and Supply Co. BUY, SELL or TRADE mont Dr. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 24432 Sewingr 1550 D O W N Beautiful 3 Bedrwm 2 Bath Horn* with Hardwood floor*. U. E. equipped Kitchen. Thermosta­ 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house. tically controlled Heat. Well, Fenced baekyard. FA 2-494T. Landscapped Lot on Dead End FURNISHED apartment*, hard Street where Children play In wood floors, tilt bath*. 002 W. . safety. We will be proud to show nth. Street. you this today. M O V E R IG H T IN SLEEPING room, clean, home like. Close to town. Reasonable. FHA Financing—No Closing Cost — for sn appointment call — 1M So. Holly. FA 2-248. Inc, Weril sfoMa lewryeft Helen E. Noonan at W. H. Bill Stemper Agency LOCH ARBOR 1 b o u g h t R u a eon veraetion piece, end m y hue* FA 2-4M1 I RDRM., lit bath unfurn. horn* FA 2-3311 bftndh ftan ’t ta lk e d t o m e tin c e l " on canal. S110 DREAMWOLD Small furn. S bdrtn. homo. MS. 10. M ale o r F em ale I. Real Estate Far Sale for 4 months. Summer rates. N. V. Farme., Realtor Lillian Trama REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN MEN-Women 320. Dally. Sell Lum­ Robert A. Williams, Raaltor. R. H. Ivors, D. H. Whitmore inous nameplates. Write Reeves FA 2 3051. Associates. Co., Attleboro, Miss, 2944 r'reach Ave. FURNISHED a p t FA 1 U l 8. French Ave. Ph. FA 2 981 CARRIER for downtown route, * Realtor After hours, FA 2-2911, FA 2-4021 RENT A BED "Call HaU" Phona FA 1-841 Phone FA 2-3794. FA 24 8 1 . FA 29012. Rollaway, Hospital ft Baby Beds By Day, Week or Month II. Work Wanted 3-BDRM. block home. Low down 6 . M o r tg a g e L oan a CARROLL'S FURNITURE payment, monthly paymenta HOUSEWORK, FA 2 MORTGAGE LOANS Ph. FA 2-1111 111 W. I at St. •91. FA 2-9478. Commercial and DAYS WORK: FA 2 1932. COOL, roomy 3 bdrm. unfurn. SUNLAND ESTATES: I bedroom, Conventional Residence downatalra a p t $07.90.1700 Mag3 bath, extra laige home. View WISE and JOHNSON DAYS WORK. FA 3-82*. >->031. e. FA !-: of lake. Aasume FHA or FHA nolle Ave. Ml MSgnolla Ph; GA 3-3433 In e e r v l c e mortgage. Ph. Orlando, Fla. 12. Plumbing Service* S-BEDROOM furnlabed house, FA 2-3172. water Included. FA I PLUMBING 7. B ualncaa O p p o rtu n itie s Contracting ft Repalra S-HOUSETRAILERS, Camp Semi Free Estimates MAJOR oil company truck atop for nolo Trailer Park, Wekiva Ri­ R. L. HARVEY lees*. FA 3-7333 or FA 1-7332. ver. Ph. FA >-41Sl. 394 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3313 Registered Real Estate Broker PARTLY furnished 2 bedroom 8. F em a le H elp W a n ted house. Lar>e yard. With water, Ph. FA 2-1301 1742 at Hiawatha MS per month. Ph. FA 24007. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY S-BEDROOM home, pleating ex­ Immediate opening in Sanford tra*. Terms to suit. 1909 Elliott 1-BEDROOM furnished house on area for personable, alert wo­ Plumbing A Heating large lot. $99 month. Call man with car who must earn a AIR CONDITIONING FA 2-0M7. minimum of ISO per week. Dial- CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK RETIRED? Let us show you our fled, pleasant work that pays 1397 Sanford Ave. best buy in a two btdreom AIR CONDITIONED furnished FA 24SC2 rteh rewards. Excellent oppor­ home la one of Sanford'* nicest garase apartment Adults. Call tunity for feathers for summer neighborhoods, priced right at IS . E le ctrica l S erv ice* FA MOM. employment. For further In­ only $9,900 with good terms. FURNISHED I bedroom house; formation, write J. R. (’offield, House Wlrieg — iJ'eclrie Service lights; M3; 1 child. FA 2 2977. GROWING Sid Vihlen 300 W. Washington, Chicago •, PALNS? W* can . RANDALL FLECTRIC CO. Illinois. cure you with this three bed­ 8 . W a n te d U R e n t l i t Magnolia FA 24S1S room, two 'bath ranch style i» c n Arbor. Aroor. uniy home In quiet Loch Only INSIDE HELP: Apply A ft W R E N TA L MEMO: Rootbeer Drive-In, 1901 French 14. B a l d , P a in t f t R e p a ir throe years oir old. this cuatom Ave. — — . . . We have customers _ waltlpg lor built home- cai WALL PAPERING ft PAINTING good ran tils throughout San­ only 913,900 and Work Guaraateed Bod Beard ford. List your property with $1,990 down. For appointment LADIES: Millions are viewing Contact 9M Writ 3th 9L us and take advantage of our to see call SEMINOLE REAL­ “ AVON CALLING" on TV. Phone FA 2 9443 prompt, personal, and efliciant TY, 1901 Park Aveouc, FA 1-9333. Show and you will sell; We'll service. Contact property man­ THOS. E. THOMPSON traia you to earn the amount ager at — General Contractor of money you need. Write S-BEDROOM, 1 bath, kitchen Home Carpentry Repairs NOW, lira. Jean Mllanieh, equipped home. Large lot. 1700 Roofing ft Siding 111 N. F a it Ave. Phona FA 2-248 Boa M i, Lockhart, FI*, for ap­ down, MO.90 mo. 444 tr VA loan. Phona FA 24452 "Open Evenings ’ to 8 : 8 F. M ." pointment •04 CamaUia Court. FA > 2114. MOVES 20. Automobilen 15. S p ecial S e rv ice s SERVICE CALLS 32.90 The Biggest Litlla Shop, In Sanford. AU Part* And Labor Guaranteed M Dayt. SANFORD RADIO ft CENTER •th. ft Sanford Ave. FA 3-3741 -dat 2-BEDROOM fUrnlibed apartment. Reasonable rent. C l o s e in. FA 2-0041. S. F o r R a n t * 5. Real E sta te F o r S ale 2. F o r R en t t 15. Hpecial Berries* TV Strvica within the hour. Re­ pair your TV for 37.90, In your homa or no charge. Sunshine TV. FA 2 3339. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Windahi4ld Rack Glaea Door Glaaa Vent Glaaa 8ERVICK Senkarik Glaea and Paint Cn. 114 W. tad St. FA 2-438 NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES • Quiet Community • Near Gulf Cuurae $450 Down ONLY $195 Turn Weat On 20th 8t. Follow Country Club Rd. ft Watch For Our Sifna . . . . Sales - Service SEMINOLE COUNTY M OTOR!, INC. O P E N D A IL Y 9:09 A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY . 2: •• P. M. T il Dark • DODGE • DART • CHRYSLER 111 B. let ! i . PA LM14 OPEN EVENING T I L S:M •AT. TIL lit* WILSON - MAIER New and Used Furniture A Satisfied customer is eur best CRAFTSMAN belt u n d er, excel­ 311 E. First St. FA 3-9922 advertisement. lent condition, $ 8 . FA S-l HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Used furniture, appliances, tools FRIG1DAIRR refrigerator fo good 103. So. Otk . . . . Ph. FA 24743 etc. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart condition, It Somlaoi* Drive, 313 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 3-418 Be Lovltr With Professional DeBary. Beauty Car*. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: All 1-TON Coldipot air work guaranteed. Free Eatilike new. FA S M I . tnatea. Phone FA 3-731I. D a w n 's 24. Loot ft Found 22. Article* Fnr Sale Beauty Sate* 3319 Oak LOST: Slam*** Kitten IH months old. Disappeared on soth, near Meltonvilla. Haa stubby t i l l Called "O l O l". If found u l FA 2 4 3 8 or FA S-SS1T. FA 3-T004 la. Ffowere ft Plante Cut Flower* For Any Occasion SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FA 1-198 or FA 34379 18. Machinery • Toole TRACTOR and disc, good eondlitlon, 3000. FA 3-3393. 18. Boats and Metora - REDI-MIX-CONCRETE 8 " Window Sills 31.8 94" Window Linteli 11.8 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 3 8 Elm A n . Ph. FA S-STI1 KENMORE sewing machine, 1 yr. bid, good condition. FA 1-348. A. K. ROMBTYCK FLORIST FA S-1331 Celery Ave. For AU Your Floral Needs Member — F ieri* Tetogrash Delivery ‘ DAVID BRADLEY 3 h. p. garden tractor with mower, plow, drag, dlae end cultivator. FA BUNK BED I: Ph.' P A -l-U U . Gateway To Th* Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer R obaon Sporting Goode 30444 E. 1st. Ph FA 3-M01 14 FT. RUNABOUT with M H. P . Evlnn.de, Gator-trailer aad a*cestorles; FA 2;4448 after 4 p. m.‘ 8 H. P. JOHNSON Javelin motor, electric starter, eiceUeat condi­ tion. FA 3-4499., 20. Automobllea OLDSMOBILE Super M, ’34 model. 4 Dr, Reduced quick sale. Cell between 7 : 8 and 3 : 8 a. m. ar eveninis, FA 3-ITOT. FOR SALE OR TRADE! ISM Chrysler Crown Imperial, 1 own­ er, radio, heater, power steering, power brakes, power windows, air conditioned. Will take trade In and finance. Call Jetsa Quirk at Seminole Co. Motera. Ph. FA 34014. ENVELOPES. Letterheads, statemanta, invoices, hand bills, and p r o g r a m s , rtc. Progressiva Printing Co. Phone FA 2 8 9 1 - '49 CHEVROLET, good transpor­ 304 Weit 13th St. ts lion, radio and batter. Phone FA 3 871. PIANO TUN1NO ft REFAIRINS F o r d o r W ith T h r i f t y B is C ly io d o r l o g i n * W. L. HARMON T ra n s m lmd o n — P rice d l o w • L o w • L o w . Ph. FA 2-428 NEW BOMBS BY BBL AIR Tudor Hardtap A REAL CREAM PUTF 1■ Jenkins Furniture FREE ESTIMATES cheerfully 4 8 Sanford Ave. FA 1-748 GOOD used frama windows, jamb* and assorted lumber. See fore­ given. Mattress renovating, upman al Nlcbolaon Bulck Bldg. hoUtery and slip covert. Cus­ ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby tom built bedding mad* to or­ Beds. Day, Week, or Month— TO responsible party In thia der. Call or come la. Nix Bed­ FURNITURE CENTER vicinity: BEL-AIR aewing ma­ ding Manufacturing Co.., INI 1100 French Ave, chine, 118 model. Taka arar So. Sanford Ave. FA 2-2117. Ph. FA 2-7991 payment! SS.43. Write Box AA, c /o Sanford Herald. AIR CONDITIONING • BIG VALUES H. B. POPE CO. • QUICK CREDIT Deluxe 8 foot upright ............ r o a. Fata - FA m m • EASY TERMS just take up paymenta al WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 38.33. See Clyde Watte I t Dm 15-A B ea u ty P a rlera Witt Trailer Court. Shounakah Canalmelton Co-, Inc. B4! West Silk Street Pheee FA 3-3193 58 CHEVROLET Aad S ta rt 975 Odham & Tudor Smith Planer e e l On Onoca Rtod. So, at Baafert Sunlftnd Estates S7 FORD 17-91 a mitee be- at Heatart Cloning C oat A a L o w A n 1271. VA KHA, FHA-1N-8ERVICB Immediate Oerapaaey 1 Year Pereeael Beliefeettaa Tndor Ranch Wagon Equipped With Y -l Knftao Aad Ante* Malle Tranamlaaion. Low Mileage — Perfect in Ivory Way. 1075 GUARANTEE Year pereeael satisfaction fet •a* tali year an the eonetrae* tiaa at your heme at money back. AND We agree that If daring ate months tallowing signing at jaar antee contract yen b n forced for oay reoaoe fo move •alaid* e 39 mite rodtao o f year new bom* — yoer dewe paymeet ead cfoetag coats will be ret a read. FREE WELCOME To Sanford! Bo Onr Gooots For S Day* Aboeletely Free, Wilhent Obligation A l On* Of Hanford's Loodtag M*4oie While Yon Local* Meosleg For Yon ft Year Family. Pick Up Kaye A l Seine O frkol Odham & Tudor M A K E Y O U R S E L E C T IO N F R O M A W H O LE LO T FULL O F V A LU ES Ow I M C ara WW ■> IN e ttra * Tn . In sp ect lo o N ig h t ly O n O n r LLftrts arge L ig ftta d L UBWian la * i- WHERE DEALS SHINE at tha sign at year ke*4 bny 2nd ft PahMtta U. C. Lot PA 24211 Ota. FA 24T U ...------- i - j __ « ij ----- t-M. n - j i a .. HOSIER Hwy. 1T*t| ft tflh BC le a f art •alee Office Ph. P A S U M I. Bralley Odham, Pr sftlm f MOTOR \ r l -J * H L L. r i �■ TW O NAM ES YOU CAN DEPEND ON SWIFTS PREMIUM - FULL CUT ROUND SW IFTS SEMINOLE FOODMARTS OWN 8L1CED HOME MADE TEACHING THE TEACHERS, Mrs. J. A. Kilpatrick ahowcd Mrs. Ralph Lorain* bow to make like a flab aa the Rad Croaa Water Safety program got Underway at Sanford’a Municipal Pool Tueaday. Eighty-el* mothera volunteered to help 848 youngatera learn to awlm. Many of the mothera will beoome swimming inatructora. Awaiting their turn to learn are. Mra. Ber­ nard Fisher, Mra. Frederick Burton, Mra. Michael Teal, and Mra. Raymond Reyes. Mrs. Nanette Jones and Mra. Kilpatrick are both water rafety In­ structors. (Herald Photo) 8UNNYLAND SMOKED SMALL LEAN M EATY l y M CE WEST WASHINGTON (UP1) 1 have hero a new recipe whteh I would net want to try myself hot which I will gladly past along to any adventurous chefs la the audience. The Hah la sailed "depression paled." Under currant economic renditions, 1 don’t suppooe there >Wtt he toe much demand for It 1-jt M might he a feed thing la file away for future reference, One never known. ' Anyway, the first thing you do to go eat to Pm yard and ntok a eevpto o f slumps o f ehlekweed. M you don't have any ehlekweed growing In your lawn, l'U be hap­ py to send you soma. Last weekend. I s p r a y e d enough ehlekweed to food the en­ tire membership of Um National geographic Society. My Inte ntion was to destroy the stuff. This was before 1 load la the society's news bulletin that "such common garden nuisances aa puralane, ehlekweed and pigweed era an- botanist on f t lava hW neighbors large helpings af pigweed, identi­ fying it aa spinach. They not only ate it but caam beck for seconds. 1 can hardly wait to try thia an my neighbors, pertieutarty the ones who are alwaya bragging •bout tbatr gardens, tt ought to put an ond to lbs beck fence sneering about my agricultural abilities. But, back to the recipe: While you’re In Mm yard harv­ esting the ehlekweed, gather ( a few sprigs, of wild onions and m v o n l bunches af dandelion graces. M my yard la any indica­ tion, there will be a bumper crop o f wild onions and dandelion* this year. Now you have ah the Ingredi­ ents tor “ dapreaskm salad." which, If you can afford It, eaa be eerved with an oil and vinegar dressing. If (hinge are really tough, yon don't have to atop with Urn salad course. 11m Geographls tells us th en ara ail sorts of way* to free-lead ea mother nature. Cattails, tor Instance, ara virtually a lunch in themselves. It also suggests chiliad cat-briar sprouts, b n a d mada of seeds of eow lilies and candled wild ginger, adding that "wild • feed experts still consider (he unrolled fronds of ostrich torn a choice treat whan served on toast with a oroam aauce." and ass attack m Mm United Males. It waa part af "Operation Alert ISM ,'" n ferae-day civil defense last af Aamrlca'a readiness to re­ spond In an enemy stu ck . Sirens walled is cities a crow the nation Tuesday aa local datons* officials got warnings that tow gln a rya n a m y bom t o n w e n headed toward the United Mate*. City streets emptied, govern­ ment of flats la fled and radio end (altvlaian Rations went art Mm ntr. ’ rlxIUM V 'iP y W »w W * WWi Wl P m air over Cdaslrad, the apetrial e merge ncy radio eyatom. He told the oeuatra Mat In Um m m e f a tu ck " a strong alvll defense . . . offers t h e 'b o * program tor Ma saving ef lives." The practice alert went off without a ' hitch in most citleo. TIm SUU Department in Wash­ ington removed 1,000 employes In eight minutes and thousands e f persons cleared out of New York's Timas Square to, one mint uto and 4$ aeconda. New York police arrested to Rev. Joe Doulhltt bar recently demonstrators who refused to accepted a call to tb* Osteen lake rover. MUwaekeo police said Baptist Church. He and his wife Beverly, were honored at a reraptloa end covered dish dinner at Um church educational building. Mrs. Douthitt was the former Beverly Benton e f Unford, daugh­ ter o f Mr. and Mra. J . L. Ban- Douthitt Named Church Pastor fanford's Red Croea Water Safety. Program got underway at the Municipal Pool Tueaday with Ml children reflate red for swimming lessons. Se many children signed up for the program that regiatratkm had to bo closed, Co-Director Mra. F. D. Scott said. To gat around leach­ ing two large groups o f youngsters, the swimming lessons will bo glvaa oa an assembly line basis. Mothers who have volunteered to act aa instructors will be posted at dUfacoot stations. A ehlld wUI learn one part af the sw in gin g technique at each station. A wa­ ter aatot; safety Instructor will have tor charge of tbs last point on the route. Forty-ala mothers will teach the MO youngster* registered tor the morning program. SI* of the mo­ thers will be beby sitters. Offers hove come from to mothers to help with the afternoon oession which has 10* children registered. Thto* beby titters will be avail­ able for this, session, Mrs. F. D. Scott and Mra. Martha Kilpatrick are directing the program. , "Thia la um first Um* that this method o f leaching hat been used in Um Municipal Fool and wo hope R will prove moat satisfactory and prove that wo can continue to use tt on tbs beginners' level Mra. Scott said. Episcopal Young Churchmen Meet •WIGHT FOR BARBEQUE FOLGKK8 KRAFTS INSTANT (With Order) FRESH CUT ,H»*f ri< a-a «vth IfvitM. LOCAL w i l l M t abiailax, ,a i, V hendl*, QUART v u and »*•»• WUI «at ctatk, m Slat. WUI eel >«vbl. Ual •< •Us. leitpieel. Ova* A meeting o f the Kplscope! Young Churchmen'* organisation wm bald at tha Holy Gross Episcopal Church Sunday. Approximately *00 members of tha group gathered at tha regulart scheduled masting e f th* Orlano Dcenary at 4 p. m. for th# buttnets meeting and supper. A pregram oa aviation survival equipment, presented by Andrew Wolfe, Parachute Rigger First Class, proved vary Intarosting to the young people. Exposure aults, oxygen equipment, parachute, pro­ tective helmet, and life Jackets were shown and tbelr uaage ex­ plained by Petty Officer Wolfe. The program aoncludad at g*J0 SIZE ARE (LIMIT 1 PLEASE) YOU REGISTERED? — HAS YOUR CARD BEEN PUNCHED? FOODMARTS GOODWILL C A S H N I 6 H ! ABSOLUTELY FROM A T FOODMART — EVERY THURSDEY LAST W EEK’S W INNER — m b s . n e t t ie NIGHT — 7:45 P. M. Mo r g a n iio i w . itth st p, m. Rev. Jehn W. Themes, Rector o f Holy Croat Church wlaheo to thank the many persona who as­ sisted |n making tha program ea outatondlng' success. ROYAL aPple CORN FROZEN JSPECIALS 1A L C O H O L ORANGE ! 3 »-4 9 * J U IC E | GELETIN s H u a rm a SAUCE JOAN-OF-ARC KIDNEY BEANS McKe n z ie s SPINACH TURNIP GREBNS SQUASH a COLLARDS SARA LEE POUND CAKI . . . IN 12“39‘ HERSHEY’S «r DIXIE CRYSTALS T O ‘ # 7 McKe n z ie s WHOLE • TINY • WHITE ■ ,”S S . PEAS POTATOES 1 T t. 3 5 ‘ 1 M D IF 1 M B MARSHMALLO PUS Bn* ““ £T j r — sa n fo r d �pr- - &• 7? \ *• ■r ’ * - 7 * . ;• i ~*r&T * ‘ V '.-. (F lip § > a n f e ir S fp ra tii W E A T H E R : Cloudy with few scattered showers through Friday. High today, 76-82. Low tonight, 65-75. VOL. X L IX United Press Leased W ire Established i908 THURSDAY. M A Y 5, 1960 NO. 687 SANFORD, FLO RID A Reds Shoot Down U.S. Plane MOSCOW (U PD —Premier Nik­ ita Khrushchev announced teday the Soviet Union shot down an American plan* Sunday inside Soviet territory. He charged that the act of tending a plane into Russia, mrant there was "little hope" for the summit conference. Speaking bsteu the Supreme Soviet. Khrushchev accused the United States of trying lo Impress and frighten Russia before start of the May 16 Big Four con­ f< ‘ ference in Paria. He said tha United Slate* was returning to the SEMINOLE HIGH STUDENTS IN COURT were able to compare Perry cold war and issued a stern warn­ Mason with the real thine when they saw a jury picked for a murder trial ing to Washington agsinst the in Circuit Court Monday. Judge Volie Williams Jr. is shown explaining "latest provocation." some legal technicalities to Pam Jones here after the trial was recessed President Eisenhower ordered an for lunch. From the left are Frank W oodruff, Mrs. W. B. Wray, Miss investigation and prompt report Jones, Judge Williams, Donald McMurray, Robert Murray, and parole ofon the circumstances surrounding ficer James Lee. The freshman students were from Mrs. W ray’s civics the fate of the plane. dasses. (Herald Photo) There was no immediate direct comment from the president, cither on the announcement about the plane or Khrushchev’s barbed remarks about the United States. White House Press Secretary James C. ilagerty declined com­ ment when asked whether Khrushchev's bristling speech be­ fore the Supreme Soviet parlia­ ment might lead to reexamina­ tion of plans for iht summit meeting and tha Eisenhower visit to Russia. Members of the Supreme Soviet Hundreds at parsons were turn, figure touid have been more than mary are being laken in the regi­ (parliament) sat ia shocked si* ed sway front the polls Tuesday 6,000. strar's office and that the ballots The canvaising board, consist­ will be available early this week. because there ware not enough pre­ Runoffs to be held will involve cincts and polling places hi San­ ing of County Judge Vernon Mize, ford, Mrs. Camilla Bruce, super- C o u n t y Commission Chairman District 1 County Commission can­ visor of registration said today af­ John Krider and Mrs. Bruce, met didates T. V. Brown and J. C. ter reporting that »,725 persona rat­ for seven hours Wednesday and Hutchison: District 3, JJ. D. Cor­ reported that TO per cent of the dell and Ted Williams; District 3. ed is tbs Democratic primary. DETROIT (UPD - All person* A Mr*. Bn.ee said there is "a defi­ registered voters cast their voles Lawrence Swofford and James Avery and District S, John Fitz­ who live or work in Detroit wert nite need for at least three more ia tbs primary. faced today with the prospect of The running is not over for eight patrick and llom cr Little. precincts in the Sanford area and certainly more polling places.’' county-wide candidates who must Elmer Ashley and Homer Sewell a one percent city income tax. She added that she will ask (be via tor votes ia the May 24 second will square off in the peace Justice The common council agreed un­ County Commission to study thia primary, and alas,the Justice o f the race in District a and R. E. Car- animously Wednesday to enact peace race in tp tr ic t 6 and con­ roll and O. G. Owen will tangle th« city income tax to provide a problem ia the near future. in the constable race in District $37,300,0M annual income. Mr*. Bruce said that in tha three stable's race in District 4. Sanford precinct* 5.9JI person* Mr*. Brurc said applications for 4. Final official countywide returns voted end with morn precincts that absentee ballots for tha second priare: LOS ANGELES (U PI)-A ccuaed Clerk of Court: Beckwith, 4,247; murderess Carol* Tregoff. $$, Gatchel, M U . visited her co-defendant ,‘ Pr, R. Hundreds Didn't Get To Vote •Due To Crowded Facilities News Briefs Even More Tax Carole Visits Finch " Of Wekiva For Flood Aid The Couoty Commission will ash procedures that must be followed 4he U. S. Corps of Engineers for to get tha survey started. • survey of the Wekiva Blver County Engineer Robert Davis* basin in the hopes of alllevsUag who aileoded a meeting of tb* chief of lbs U. S. Army Corp « f ^flooding. The board today authorised At­ Engineers and county of(lcials of torney Mack Cleveland J r.'to ask Central Klorlda ia Tavares, Wed' Congressman Syd Heriong far nesday, said (hat he also re quested of Heriong that both tha Waklva and Econlockhatchet River basins be studied by thi engineers. Davit said today that Herlohg gave him the assurance that b« would look into the matterr. In other business during the meeting, the board turned back B*Capt. J. D. 'Ramage, who will for study the acceptance o f a be honored by the Sanford com ­ at for Goldie Manor subdivision munity tonight, was hailed today itweon Altamonte Springs and by the Couaty Com mission for his Forest City. The Board authorized outstanding work while serving at Zoning Director Robert T. Brown tha Sanford Naval Air Station. and Davis to go over the plat Capt. Ramage will be the guest before recommending its accep­ o f honor at « dinner-meeting of tance. the Seminole County Chamber o| The board also turned over to Commerce board of directors at Davis plans and specifications for 6:30 p. m. at the Civic Center, Sanlando Estates. The board rela a resolution adopted by the celved a Istter from Engineers isrd. Ramage was thanked foe Leffter and Bush lhat the dev*, hia public service to the commu­ topers "had departed from the nity. original plans." Ramage, commander of Heavy Attack Wing, one, will be transfer­ red in June. Ramage Honored By County Board. C Pre-School Child Elks Club Sponsors Meeting Changed ^Mother’s Day Event The Sanford Elka will observe Mother's Day Sunday with a ritual at Ibe Sanford Lodge at S p. m. The chairmen of the EUta Moth­ ers' Day committee have lavited all Elks and their frienda to attend. Elks wives will aerve re­ freshments immediately after the ^erviees. F C C To Rehear Network Cose WASHINGTON f UPI) The Federal Communications Commis­ sion will rehear the Miami tele­ vision Channel 10 case June s. The channel was awarded la TOST to Public Service Television, ^ n c .. a subsidiary of Natiooal AleWine t Hearing Examiner Horace •term baa recommended t h a award be revoked because o f al­ legedly improper contacts batweoo the applicants and membere-uf the roc. Council To Meet ' '*■ *# & ?> * * ' * + * Chou On Tour Tampan Victim The County School Board decid­ ed to buy five school buses for $3,648.11 each today. The low and accepted bid waa for a CMC chassis with a Thomas Imdy. The board accepted all the bid* it favored last week on $64.000 worth of school furniture, ex­ cept the bid on 8,300 folding chaira. This went to Universal Beating instead o f Powell Office Supply. The school board chose the Universal chair* because It felt they were better, Administra­ tive Assistant Walter Teague said. Tha board left to accept the South S e m i n o l e Elementary School before noon. The new Casselberry school which is more than V3 percent fin­ ished, must get school board ac­ ceptance before state and federal authorities will grant their ac ceptanre. Federal aid waa used in building the school. The Lake Monroe School's pre school roundup will be held May 13 at 1:30 p. m., instead of May 11, as previously announced. All parent* whose children will enter the first grade in Lake Mon­ roe school nest fall are asked to attend the roundup along with their children who will enter the school next term. Children mus. be six yearr old before Jan. 1, Ivat to enter school next fall. County health officer, Dr. Clyde Brother*, and county nurse, Mrs. Mabel Brown, will tell parent* about tb* shot* their children Jfliut get before starting school. County elementary school supervisor, Mrs. Margaret Coil, will talk about The Wayfarers, an organisation reading gcndlnes*. of DeRary Masons, wilt entertain son Masons and their wives at a dinner here Friday, District -Maaoitte. officers and other Maaooo will ho guests o f the DeBary group for Iht dinner and entertainment program at the IBONTDN, Ohio (UPD - Res­ Sanford Civic Canter. Tha dinner cuers dug to within foe* than It will start * ( 6:8* p. as. font today at a li-year-eid minis­ ter'* sou trapped 23 fret under­ ground in a dry well located hi his lather's church yard. WAMUNGTON (U N ) The kmc that he Democratic Congress appeared to the bale likely today to wjnet tha Mg bodgat-baaattog f s t p i g gf aaadT cal ear* lar tha aged proposed by the E iaoah o^ r admlsUtrstlun. M ason's Dinner Friday N ig h t Hopo Fading For Trapped M a n Aid Doubtful New Post Office Authorized For Altamonte A new post office has been authorized for Altamonte Springs. Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield announced today. The new post office will have about 2,160 square feet of floor spare, plus a loading platform. Tha building site is on the south side of Altamonte Ave. 333.7 feel west of Longwood Avenue. The site's 9.000 square feet "will pro­ vide adequate parking and truck maneuvering areas," Summerfield said. The builder who ls awarded the rontract to construct the post office will buy the land, put up the building according to Post Office Department specifications, and lease it to Ihe department on a tong term basis, with tease re­ newal options running up to five years. This is done under the Post Office Department’ s com ­ mercial leasing program. Bidding forms and specifications will be available lo prospective bidders In about 60 dayi. The Post Office Department will ad­ vertise for bids (hen. The an­ nouncement of Suinmerfield's au­ thorization of Ihe post office waa relayed to the Herald today by Republican atal* committeeman for Seminote County, Joseph Saun­ ders. xtoodhi * coliiiJ* jail.A ccom panied by at Tax Assessor: McCanns, 1,363; toroey'Richard M. Moore, an asseriate of Finch s lawyer, Carol* Walker, M M . Supervisor of registration: Bruce, talked briefly with Finch to tha loth floor lawyer's room al coun­ M 33; Reynolds, 1,211, District 1 Commission: Donald ty J*U. Balsa, 1,346; Brown, 3,114; Hut cblaon, 2,rao. District 2: Cordell, 3.6M; Van TOKYO (UPD Communist Hoy. U lS ; Williams, 3.0M. Chines# Premier Chou Kn-lai District 3: Avery, 1,14b; Few- arrived by plane today for a five•hr*, 1,444; Lormann, M M ; .'Swof­ day official visit to the Indoford, 1,630; Zimmerman, t.«4 . Chinese kingdom of Cambodia, District S: Bell, l.raoj Pitapat the Red New China new* agency rich, 2,411; Utile, 2,434. reported. Cbou said that since his Ia the peace Justice race for first visit to Cambodia in 1930, District 6 Ashley polled 631 volte relations have shown a "tremend­ to Sewell's 308. ous development." O. 0 . Owen polled 1,0*4 votes to R. K. Carroll's 1,063 la the Dis­ trict 4 Constable balloting TORREJON AIR FORCE BASE. I f e r js s .kMaien, ballots showed Spain ( UPD—An American j n ritwllh, pilot killed in a crash near herr -Walfo -U poll Wednesday was identified by s ioa f .a. military spokesman as 1st Lt. — 1■ Jamaa P. Sesgars, 30, of Tampa, Fla. Seegara, whose wife, Carol, and two daughters live in Ma­ drid, was tha son of Mrs. Fowter at Tampa. Board Buys Five New School Buses lence when Khrushchev made the announcement white looking di­ rectly at U.S. Ambassador Llewel­ lyn Thompson. Then they Jumped lo their feet and roared: "Down with the ag­ gressor! This banditry!" Khrushchev said it was the sec­ ond of two recent American vio­ lation* of Soviet territory. Another plane ftew over Russia on April Flyer To Appeal JAKARTA, Indonesia (U PD — Allen Lawronre Pope. 31-year-oid American soldier of fortune from Homestead, Fla., who was sen­ tenced to death for (lying bombing missions for Indonesian rebels, will appeal his conviction, his lawyer announced today. Attorneys hinted «to newsmen lhat Pope's chances were “ good" for at least getting a less severe sentence. Hoaxer Arrested WASHINGTON • ( UPD KUI agents today arrested Patrick William McCune, a 36-year-old salesman, at Bakersfield, Calif., oo ebargts of making a false bomb report at the airport therr April 37. The FBI said thia was the 11th such "bom b scare" arreil it has made sinca the government launched a drive April 7 to eli­ minate airport bomb hoaxes. Cirgoret Firm Cleared In Suit PITTSBURGH (U P D -A direct­ ed verdict of acquittal was grant­ ed yestenfoy in a month-long trial o f a lung cancer victim's $1,230,000 damage suit against Liggett A Myers Tobacco Co. Federal Judge John L. Milter told Ibe Jury that the court was o f the opinion “ that no substantial evidence has teen offered to suppart a verdict against the defend­ ant ou any theory of negligence." Counsel for -Liggett A Myers rested their race Tuesday, otto Pritebard, *1. a Pittsburgh cabi­ net maker, claimed ha davelopod uag cancer from smoking Chestarftold M ganfo for almost « yaars. A porltoe of hi* right lung f i t removed by surgery ia 1$3C. In Automobile 6, he said, but that one was not shot down. A I-orkhcrd U-2 extreme high aliitudr weather reconnaissance plane of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration disap­ peared over the rugged mountains of southeastern Turkey during tha weekend. The one-man plane, one of Iwo aircraft flying over the moun- Bryant Leads The official Scminol* County vot« in the guberna­ torial race show* that Farria Bryant polled the largest amount o f vote*, with John McCarty aeeond and Doyle Carlton third. Bryant polled 2.547 vote* while McCarty collected 1.839 and Carlton 1,774. Haydon Burns waa fourth with 1,213 votes followed by David, 681; Dickinson, 400; Downs, 110; Belser, 92; McCorvey, 36 and Hendrix, 35. Over the state, the lead ehanged three times Wednesday. The latest vote tally with 1,921 precinrta re­ porting ahowa that Bryant ia in tha lead with 184,642 votes. Carlton haa 183,650; Bum s, 160.663; McCarty, 139,130; Dickinson, 112,068; David. 79,116; Belser, 26.080; Hendrix, 7,894; Downs, 7,402 and McCorvey, 6,182. Carlton Plans To Meet With McCarty On Votes MIAMI (U P I)-D oyte B. Carl­ ton Jr. plan* to talk today with John McCarty, tha only major voir-gel ter from tha Florida pri­ mary who had not aooouocad his atand ia lh« governor's run-off. "I hava talked to John," Carlton said late Wednesday night. "1 plan to Utephoao Mm again Thursday morning. John and 1 have baaa friends lar many years." 1 p. m. Stocks Casselberry Mayor William Ben­ son was scheduled to meet with Rollins College representatives this afternoon lo discuss Ihe Cassel­ berry growth report. The report, being drawn up by students from (be college's Center for Practical Politics, will tell Casselberry's boundaries, history, form of gov­ ernment aad how the town is maintained. A ropy of tha finished report will ba turned over to the town. C k o .............. ****** •••• Chrysler ............ •scaeeeese Curtiss - Wright ********** Dow Chem ........ t*****e4t* Ford .Motor . **••••***• General Electric **•••••••• General Motors .. **••**•*•• Graham * Paiga **••••*•*• Ini. TAT ............ •*•••**••• Lorillard ............ ••••••••** Minute Maid .... Penney ............... •*•*••••** Penn RR ........... ••••*•*••• Sears Roebuck .. Sperry................. ***••**••* .Standard Oil (NJ) ••***•••• U. S. Steel ........... **••**••** Wesllnghouse El. ••••*•**•* *3 431* 1**4 •Oik •7 folk 44'k 2'k 401* 36H 1114 11614 13tk 4*44 1144 4244 7IH S3 Senate Control Assured By 'Pork Chop Gang' TALLAHASSEE ( U P D — Con trul o f the state Senate by the North Florida bloc known as "Tbs Pork Chop Gang" seems assured in the next session, despite defeat of two o f tho bloc’a principal members in Tuesday's primary. Newman Braekin of Crestviaw lost in tha first district o f Oka­ loosa and Manta Rosa counties and If. II. Hair o f Llva Oak met dofeat In tha 17th district o f Muwannee, Hamilton, sad Lafayette counties. But their successors dr* expect­ ed to bo o f liko mind on rcapportionment and other issue* which bind tba 22-member "ra n g " to­ gether In control o f tho Sg.BMmher Senate. Braekin -loot to Clayton W. Mepoles, a Milton radio station own­ er, Hair- was defeated by Bep. Houston Hebert* o f guwsnnee. Not m lv dfo A a Maa A s * as sign o f losing Ha grip, It may gala a vote la tha soat which Doyle primary garnered more than 410,*06 votes together. Dickinson, who might ba able to awing a big part of. his 21,664 bom* counly vote ia Palm Beach, ftew to Ocala Wednesday to confer with Bryant. ARer a long session ba anoouocod, "11 te my opinion that Florida's oext governor must ba a man of maturity, axporianct and defclsiv# Judgment. . . "It la my firm conviction that tha man who can do this and Both Carlton j and Me luo-dff beat serve alt of Florida is Farris opponent, Farris1 Bryaat, war* BryaaL * Bar**. w4m **4 waitovor 4*,000 34Cn n S W* vote* ia Duval Caaaty, Mid " f MaCarty. who gat about 144,IN foisk the public la capable at veto* aa Saorih pla** Relahar^ la making their own decistou in the a personal frtead at M R Brythat and Carlton. Tbs third place ftolsbor, Jack sonvilte . Mayor Haydoe Barns A I<ockhart man was found dead said Wednesday algid ba wilt ast in hia car Wednesday, with two support either candidate. Ha indi­ lengths, of varuum rleaner hose cated h* U thinking at rnanlng leading to Ibe auto's exhaust pipe, again himself ia 1664. Ihe sheriffs office reported. Fred Dickinson, wb# finished The death of William A. SUff behind McCarty, announced Wad was due to carbon monoxide poi­ day ha will campaign actively soning (he sheriff's office said. for Bryant. Ted David, the sixth Stiff, 38. was reported to have man in Ihe race, said ha would connected one end of the hose support Carlton. to the car's exhaust and to have These four, runnars-up in tha put the other and into his car. Ila was found seated under the steering whrel. ' The body was found after a 10 year old boy told his grandfather, Frank Clchia, about tha hose NEW YORK (U P D -S tock pri sticking in the car window. Cichia ces at 1 p. m.: nolified Ihe Maitland police who American TAT .. •***$#*•» MH reported the death to tha sheriffs Bethlehem Steel «*•***•••• 44*4 office. ***•**•••* 2SH Caterpillar Casselberry Growth Report Scheduled taina at altitudes of 30,000 feet or "W « have no bomber* on duty more, was reported 60 miles from but we have rockets whieh are the Iranian border and 100 miles more accurate and more reliablo from Soviet Aterbaijan when it than your bombers," he said. Khrushchev said he also wa'i disappeared. U. S. search planes have boon unable to find any considering a "m ost serious warn­ ing to the countries which provide tract. Khrushchov commented that If territories for the disposal at a Soviet plane had approached American forces"—a referenre to American territory it might be NATO and SEATO bases ringing Ihe Soviet Union. tha beginning of war. Carlton vacated to make tha govrrnor'a race. In Carlton's 27th district. Rep. G. W. Williams of Wsucbula will run-off with Hayward H. Davis of Lake Placid. Former Men, Jamaa W. Moor* was eliminated. The lone 8enate Republican, Frank Houghton o f gt. Peter*burg, lost out ot the polls, el«A f with House member* Joha Hatha­ way o f Charlotte, George Edmundson o f Saraaota aad Qua Dekls o f Taylor. Otherwise, m o a t Incumbents were re-elected by large margins or won through to tho May 14 run-off. Other senator* re-sleeted In­ clude Scott Kelly at Lakeland, Charley B. Jobs* at Marka, John A, Hutton o f Orlande^ and J , A. Boyd at Leesburg. Bernard Parrish defeated B v v Bennett to wfo tho STA dfokrJl g im t i Mat at |#miiol* Wn v * ant. By United Pres* latentotfoual Tornadoes, thunderstorms and hail laabed the Southwell during the night, causing widespread dam­ age and at least one death. The twister* leveled houses, up­ rooted tree* and downed power lines in Oklahoma, Kanaas and the plains states and touched o ff aeveral fires. At least 12 persons war* Injured by tornadoes that kit IB Oklahoma rommunKJe*. Several mors ware missing. Hardest hk appeared to be Beper. a town of $40 near the Texae bdrder. A twister dipped into tba center o f Soper and destroyed or damaged So homei and stores. On* of the building! smashed by the tornado was a brand now barbershop Just finished Wednes­ day. Barber Jack Burleson said tba shop was completely blow* away, wilh nothing left but a vac­ ant lot. Wind and hall knocked down aB sis driest power line* and Maw over tho town water tower. The downpour caused flash flooding. Tha National Guard, was nrderai into Soper to help clear up the wreckage strewn all over towR aad to prevent aay lotting at damagpd uteres. The Oklahoma Highway PatrA said five persona, all awmbers at the Clifford Lamb family, wore Injured whoa u twister hit Oil Canter. A number at houses ead barns were blown down In tho area. Another twister Mi Mm south central Oklahoma team af Konawa. Two famUlaa reported mlse* log were later found in their atoms cellars. Five airplanes were destroyed a l on« Tulsa airport and two morn at another. Polic* barricaded a section of Oklahoma City white workers repaired damaged power lines. McCarty had a dilemma, lit la naturally clot* to Carlton by ago and personal interests. But Bryant gava atroag backing to John's brother Daa when lb* latter was elected governor. It appeared tb* vote between Bryant and Carlton might split a* k did ia the flrat primary, with Carlton getting tha South Florida and big city voir, and Bryant running atroag in ihe rural areas. - Carlton said h* bad solicited Another tornado struck sevarol (ha support at all the major piece* north of Fort Worth, Tan­ losing candidates. He said David as. The winds scattered the wrscfo tendered hia support at Carlion'a age of two houses ovar 1,000 yards re q u e s t. of open field. Carlton said be would kickoff A six-month-old baby waa picked his campaign on a television show up by ihe storm and flung down (WPST) ia Miami Sunday. Bryanl in the field but escaped serious also was invited. injury. Live wires crackling on Iba Carlton said ha would campaign both on .television and "I'll walk ground hampered rescue workers. Thunderstorms turned tha nor­ a toi of it out. I'm sure we'll have soma rallies. It'll ha a com­ mally trickle.aiied Sand Creek *6 Nawlon, Kan., into a fair-sited ri­ bination." ver following four inches of rain. Ned Walker, 14. drowned oo tho swollen creek when hia raft over­ turned. A total at 100 persona were eva­ cuated at Nawton before the water* fell back. Telephone Service Survey Planned Charles Bigelow told the village council Tuesday that a survey is being drawn up to see whether North Orlando residents want Win­ ter Park Talaphone Co. or South­ ern Bell phone service. Mayor Liddicott said he would get busy oo tha aurvey and sec that it gats started. Bigelow said that if tho survey shows a desire for Winter Park service, tba villag­ ers might be able to get Southern Bell to raise it* rates but cut out the toil charge to Orlando. Bigelow and Councilman Reggie Webstar agreed that North Orlando would bo bettor off with Southern Bell service If the toll charge on Orlando calls could be eliminated. ' Liddicott saM that Winter Park Telephone Co. and Southern Bell officials will meat wilh a represen­ tative at tha Seminole County Chamber of Commerce May II to sea if service la the county can't b* improved. Reds Aiding Cuba Build Launch Pad WASHINGTON (UPD - Russia it helping build a concrete miaail* launching pad in Cuba, a former Cuban intelligence chief has told congressional in vest IgaIo n . But U. S. intelligence ontclals *sid Ibey were inclined to douhl this. Cuba’s ambassador to tba Organization of American States called the allegations ridiculous. Col. Manual Aatonio Ugalde Car­ rillo, intelligence chief under oust­ ed Cuban director Fulgcncio Ba­ tista said more than 1,000 Chines* Communist technicians and about 1$ Russian technicians are ia Cub* directing various projects for thu government o f Fidel Castro. N ikita Announces1 Runoff Candidates New 5-Year Flan (U P !) - Premier To Plan Cam paign kitsMOSCOW Khrushchev today I County candidates te tba May 24 Democratic ruMdf primary will moat to tb* aourthom a Friday to doeid* haw thay want tha runoff M a p a l a I* ho oawductod. A4 tho B p . a , mautism. A * cau­ date* wM doeid* whether they oat A hold railtea before the a flva-ytar plan far tha of locom* taxoe la BnaMa, Ing k as " a state a il at ous political aad eoastoeal K*." . » la a 8evict A O . ammty Baaatratte ExactsHe# Committee CBufomaa Iskstt BiUMator saM today. 1 Tornadoes, Thunderstorms Hit Southwest reducing U te*3*to* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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FIRST OF THE WEEK SAVINGS THROUGHOUT OUR STORE QUALITY OONTROLLR> U.S. CHOICI PLATE BEEF Man., Tuaa., W «i Open tiM A. M. Ml Tt8t P. JJ* t W , P it, Bat Opan 1:30 A. M. Mi »:«• PP.S.G US. CHOKE BEEF SHORT. I B Boneless Gross Rib GRADE A FLORIDA D &D I I LACY PAH BUTTRMUf OR IWBT MfUC FRODUCF SEA FOODS FRESH CAUGHT m e d iu m I �* \ (Tltr g > a n fn rl) S jrra O i VOL. IX W EATHER: P a rtly doodjr w ith widely scattered showers through Wednesday. High today. 80-86. Low tonight. 66-70. SANFORD, FLORIDA United Preea Leased W ire Established 2908 TUESDAY, MAY S, 1960 ■a y NO. 686 1 p. m. Stocks I NEW YORK (UPI)—Slock prices at 1 p. m. . American Tobacco ............. 14(4 Rcthlchcm Steel ...» ........... 4SU C k o ................. 1................ «1H Chrysler ••••43)4 Curtiss Wright ........................201* Dupont ............... . -144 Eastman Kodak ..................... 10TH General Electric ...................MS General Motors .......... . ......... 44 Graham Paige .......................... *'» Loriliard .................................. MH Minute Maid ......................... 1$ Penney ......... ..111H Penn RR .................................Ill* S ean Roebuck .......................4B'» Studebaker .............................12 U. *. Steel ...........................TS i 'i r i f a B B r rj"Be. t v ‘r.y :. ■ rtf (\, V - ' • ■*** President Raps Electioneering By Congressmen < iy i , * , F u ,s . • 1 2 - ' - J w S f c iS K g c ^ . t ’T* xr** / Aftermath Of Car-Train Smash-Up In Oviedo Monday N igh t Negro Injured As Car Rams Train In Oviedo Chessman Rites Are Held SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (UPI) Caryl Chessman, who ended hi* 12-year-baUle for life with a amile and a wink Monday In the gaa ™ Xm Oviedo Negro resident e* chamber at San Quentin Priion, •aped itrioua injury Monday night waa cremated today without cere­ mony juit 14 hour* aftgF hla execu­ when hi* ear rammed the aide of tion. * so Atlantic Seaboard train aa the train waa pulling out ef the Oviedo Dopot. The driver, Leroy James, waa luted in "good" condition at Scmlnola Memorial iloipltal to ­ day. Florida Highway P a . l r e l Heavy Fire Damage At Cocoa Motel The 3$ year-old red light bandit died without knowing that hr miss­ ed his ninth reprieve from death by aeconds. Except for a late appeal and a mlidialed telephone the life of Chesiman might have been spared again, at least for an hour. But hydrocyanic fas doesn't ac­ count for error. It goea to work immediately—as it did on the man "who never killed anyone,’’ but was convicted on 17 counts of kid­ nap. robbery and forced aex per­ version against two women. Federal Judge Louis K, Good • a T E S ff -i* ■lahap. Stringfield aaid that apparently Jamea taw the train pulling out of the depot and tried to beat H acroti the tracka on S. Central Ava. The train wai going at a alow rate of ipeed and "th it probably aaved Jamea' lite," Stringdeld teid. A Jamea wae charged with reckleai driving. Hit-Run Accident Lends To Arrest A Midway man waa arreated Monday in connection with a bit and run accident at 1101 W. Third St. Jame* Hardy Lee of Richmond 1Ave., Midway, waa charged with failure to havo hia vehicle under control and failure te atop and lender aid and give Information. Mri. Florence R. Dlaelrod told Sanford police that her car waa parked In front of her 1101 W. Third Si. home when another auto hit It, knocking it acroea the afreet. Mr*. Dlaelrod waa charged with parking on the wrong aide of the , etreet. badly1 damaged*by C i . r i y ' t o * day. Th* blare broke out in the kit­ chen ahortly after 3 a. m. and before the flamea were brought under control, the kitchen, dining room, coffee (hop and cocktail lounge were deatroyrd. The motel’* owner. Vaughn Ladd, eitlmated tha damage at between *200,000 and $230,000. Ladd aaid the building waa Inaured and repair work would atari immediately. Thro* truck* from Cocoa Beach and two trucki from Patrick Air Force Bate rushed to the acene. Firemen aaid the blare atarted with a flare-up of burning greaae on a atove in the kitchen The flamea were tucked up through the itova'a ventilation ayatem and -caused a ahort-circuR la the elec­ trical ayatem. The flame* quickly apread through a cavity between the roof and tha ceiling, but the fire did not spread to the molel'a living quarter*. Ho waver, firemen and motel official* evacuated all the gueita because a south wind car­ ried choking smoke into the room*. Firing Squad Pictures Win Pulitzer For Lopez NEW YORK (UPI) — Fourteen £ winners of P ulittrr prises for 11M0 W were announced Monday in the fields of Journalism, music and latter*. Andrew Lope*, M. veteran photngrapher of United Presa Inter* national, won the news photogra­ phy prlsa for a serif* of picture* on the Cuban revolt. Lopes’s photograph* ihuwed Cu­ ban army Cpi. Jose Rodrigues re* reiving the last rites from a % priest at Malania*. Cuba, on Jan. 17, 195U. after being sen­ tenced to death by a Fidfl Castro tribunal for war crimes. Immediately after Lopes'* se­ ries of four pictures we* taken, Rodrigues waa placed against a wall in the courtyard of San Severino Castle, but received a 34hour reprieve before the firing squad shut him. He was csrrutad on Jan. IB. W Tha Broadway musical "Fiorella," based on the Ufa of the lata New York Mayor Fiorallo H. LaGuardia, won tha drama prise. It was the third time in the history e f the Pulitscr prices that a mud e a l won. "Of Tha* 1 Sing,1' hi IMS, and -Smith Paeifk." la IBM. were the previous named must* (Herald Photo) The fiction award was won by Allen Drury for his best*«elling novel, "Advise and Consent." The honors in music went to El­ liott Carter for bis second itring q u artet Other awards in journalism In­ cluded: National Affairs—Vanra Trim ­ ble, of ths Scripps-Howsrd New*, paper Alliance, for sJHes of artides exposing nepotism in Con­ gress. PuMir service—The ta* Ange­ les Time* for a series hy Gena Sherman on narcotic* traffic be­ tween tha United States and Mex­ ico. International reporting — A. M. Rosenthal of the New York Times for "perrrntive and authoritative" reporting from Poland. Local reporting under pressure of a deadline—Jack Nelson of the Atlanta Constitution for a series on menial institutions in Georgia. I-oral reporting not under proseute — Miram Ottcnberg of tha Washlngtoa Evening Star for a series exposing a used ear rarket in Washington, 1), C. Editorial writing—Lenoir Chambare, editor e f the Norfolk VWginian-Pilot, for hie editorial* on V lrg'-1- inked taiagiauooa. «*»«»* »l»'«hed into a vat of aulpliuric acid. Atlorneys George T. Davis and Rosalie Asher reached Goodman Just momenta before the scheduled exrculioa at 1 p. m. Silas Celeste Hickey, Goodman's secretary, got the number of tire prison from tire Judge's law clerk but copied It wrong, getting only four digit* instead of five. At 10:01 a. m. she dialed the wrong number. She than got the Charges Dominate 'Drug' Hearings WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate drug bearing* raaumed to­ day amid angry charges, countercharges and even doubt whether they would laat more than a few hour*. Chairman Este* Kcfauvcr (DTenn.) called aa the lead-off witneat Dr. Samuel Lou be. former president of the Washington, D,. C. Diabetic Society. Lou be has made a detailed analysis of ths application and case studies which Ihs Brooklyn, N. Y. drug firm of Charles Pfiser A Co. submitted to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in IBS! for Its oral anU-dlabetic medi­ cine called "dlablneae." The drug ha* been attacked hy Dr. Henry Dolgcr. chief of dia­ betes at Mount Sinai Hospital, New York City, as being the cause of liver ’damage in some patients. Dolgcr criticised the FDA for ap­ proving the drug. Howrver, John E. McKecn, pres­ ident of Pfiaer, who alio is one #f today's scheduled witnesses, has insisted the drug ia safe if used carefully. Senate Republican Leader Ever­ ett M. Dirkaen (111.) told the Sen­ ate Monday be fell Kefauver's anti­ trust and monopoly subcommittee was gelling out of iu field by de­ bating the merits of medicines. He said *his was a matter (or doctors, not lawmakers. Cabinet Rejects 'Brick* Request TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The Cabinet today turned down a Board of Control request lo sub­ stitute oul-of-state brick’ for Flor­ ida brick in construction of a building a t Florida State Univer­ sity. Board of Control Architect For­ est Kelly said contractor J. !. Lark of Panama City, offered te nm Cksrkoao brick lor the new mathematic* nrieorology build­ ing in lieu of brick manufactured hr lie state prison ayatem. 4 correct one and reached Ran Quen tin at 10:03 a. m—the minute the pellets dropped. Goodman said (he call was "jdsl loo late," but he indicated that Chessman would have been grant rd only an extra hour of life be cause there was "no merit" to the lasi secnnd plra. The convict went to his death, still denying he was tlm “red light bandit" responsible for the aeries of Crimea in I-os Angeles Jovers lanes. U. S. Criticized • For Execution By United Press International U. S. embassies have been mobbed and American tourists threat­ ened and insulted hy foreigners agitated by the execution of Caryl Cheiaman. The death of the convicted kid­ naper-pervert was hesdline news around the world, largely a t a re suit of the side circulation of books he wrote In the death house. Proteata were inapired in some measure by opposition to capital punishment, but for the most part what horrified foreigners was the Judicial delay that kept Chessman in the shadow of death fur 12 years. A stone-throwing mob broke sev eral windows In the U, S. Embassy library in Lisboa, Portugal, Mon­ day. Mobs besieged other embas­ sies at points a* far separated as Stockholm, Sweden, and Monte­ video, Uruguay, Tha mobs in Montevideo picket­ ed not only the embassy offices but the ambassador's residence, shouting "m urderers!” and "as­ sassin a!" Chessman's final alay of execu­ tion was the reault of a Slat* De­ partment report lo California's Gov. Edmund Brown trtat Uruguay­ an opposition to the execution might erupt into anti-Elsenhower riots if tha kidnaper were killed be­ fore tha President visited that country. WASHINGTON (U PD -President Eisenhower today called upon Con­ gress In avoid "electioneering" and give swift approval to his foreign aid program, new farm legisla­ tion. gas tax and postal rale in­ creases and other priority matters. The chief executive said in a special message that amounted to a mid-session Slate of the Union report Ihsi the administration's new proposal on health rare for ihr aged will be sent to Congress this week. He urged Congress to exercise restraint and prudence in examin­ ing programs designed to provide benrfits for large groups of Amer­ icans or sections of the country. Noting (hat there are only about two months left In this session of Congress, the President said: "We should jointly resolve lhal Ihr shortness of time and political rivalries will nol be allowed to pre­ vent us from serving the American people effectively. "Matters are still pending lhal are vital lo the health of our econ­ omy and to tha nation's aecurity and world peace; none of us ran afford to electioneer at (he expense of these." In hit two-paragraph remarks on health care, the President said tha administration program will lake advantage of and support progress mad* by private plana and "enable elder people truly in need of help te meet the calamity of catastrophic illness." He said it would recognise tradi­ tional federal • stale relation* in such benefit programs and lie far superior to what he termed "compulsory arhemea which over a pe­ riod of yean would blight Ameri­ ca’! unexcelled medical stand­ ards. . . The Preaident haa vigorously op­ posed Democratic proposals for compulsory medical Insurance aa part of tbs aocial aecurity pro­ gram. Elsenhower stressed these itema In hia m anage; Minimum wage. He backed ex­ tension of (he federal floor under wages to about three million more workers and supported a moderate increase in the dollar-an-hour min­ imum. But he urged rejectloo of an "exceuiv*" Increase. Judgeabipi. He asked Congress to create 40 new federal Judge•hips to handle a greatly increased caaeload and reduea delay in fed­ eral courts. Turnout Indicates Record Vote Here Seminole County voter* started hi this primary than in the early and voted ateadily today and o and ment of them Mid darks at the precincts estimated concerned mainly with at noon that about one-third of rare* ta which M post­ those registered had east ballots. er* being contested. . Polls opened at 7 a. ns. te long Opinion* a i in the evente d whi­ lines of voters and balloting waa reported the steadiest of any pri­ ners were almost oo many na the number ef voter*. mary morning in recollection. There appeared te bo Some of the voter* answered em- 'Steady' Voting Throughout State MIAMI (U PI) — Floridn’f big city voter* moved to the polls in ateady number* today to east ballot* for governor and other office* In a prim ary w ith racial problem* and re­ apportionment the main i*auea. In smaller populated area*, however, voting ranged from light to motlcrnte by mid-morning n* n long ballot anil threatening weather discouraged the turnout. In Dade County, voting started early and continued steadily. Soma 43,000 persons had voted by 10 a. m. Some of the 210 precincts reported people waiting in line at 1:30 a. m. 30 minutes before the polls opened. The long Dade ballot required between two and ftve minutes be­ hind the curtains of the voting machines. Voters In many pre­ cincts wailed aa long as 30 min­ ute* to go through the lines. Registration supervisors in po­ pulous Hillsborough. Pinellas and Orange counties nn the West Coast said balloting waa moderate to heavy. Hillsborough Supervisor John Delke reported heavy voting in perfect weather, Delke aaid th* vole may exceed hia prediction of •0.000 If good weather continued. Hillsborough's Negro eitiieni were reported turning out lo heavy numbers, but voting In Negro precincts waa slowed because of unfamlllarily with voting ma­ chinal. Voting on lha East Coast was reported moderate te heavy. In on* of the largest precincts at Wm M M m Beach. ovte-M* person* had volad by 10 a. m. **4 about 33 persona were in line. tang lines had formed In Talla­ hassee before the polls opened and voting was heavy despite cool weather and the threat of rain. 'Registration Supervisor Hattie Coles said aha expected a record turnout of nearly 11,000 if Uta trend continued. But voting waa light te nearby Quincy, which ha a very few local races. Precinct officials reported le u than 300 persona had voted by 10:30 a. m. At Panama City, lines piled up because of the long ballot and slowed voting lo a snail’s pact. Officials aaid only about 30 voters per hour were moviog through •ach of tha 3* precinct*. Voting Supervisor Fleming Bow­ den predicted to ,000 would vote out of 1)7,43$ registered to Duval County. Voting may hav* been slowed dawn by early morning shower*. Bowden's estimate was based on a prediction of altar weather. a rae*, with moat people a good veto for Doyl* Carlton Farria Bryant ta the county. n o three big Sanford yeoetaoto. I, $ and 3$, with 7,30* registered voters, bad accommodated about 2.100 of th a n by noon, sleeks re ­ ported. Altamonte Sprtnys, Kattag 1,6M on the n ils in Precinct U. reported III ballets east. Precinct 14 a4 F e n Peak bed an unofficial total of MO. Tho Oviedo precinct clerk* said that 200 of the SM registered there had made Hielr ehoices hy Ike lunch hour. tangwood’s Precinct • has MS on the roll aod 200 of them voted early. Lake Mary reported that 230 of Its 330 registered voter* were » and out of the voting by noon. A total of I2S ballots hail,been cast to Precinct 12 at ForesrCity, which lists 303 voters. News Briefs New Violence Threatens Korea U. S. Couple Rescued SEOUL (UPII—The Republlr of Korea's National Assembly today formally accepted President Syngman Rhee's resignation and con­ tinued ll* government cleanup un­ der the threat of new violence hy more than 10,000 student demon­ strators. The students demonstrated in three cities for an immediate dis­ solution of parliament. Thera were no bloody clashes like those last week that forced Rhee to quit, but troops had to fire tear gaa into a crowd of 130 students here to dia­ per** them. Student crowd* in Pusan grew to more than to.ooo. It was Pusan's third straight day of demonstra­ tions. Another 300 demonstrated In Taegu. The Seoul University students marched In front of the assembly buildlal shouting lhat since Rhee resigned and his vice preaident elect, Lee Kl Poong, committed suicide, "Why the hell doesn't the assembly resign?" It wai feared the protest meet­ ing! might grow. Into major out­ break* that could he baited only by army bullets. «>> c? R hte’a borne minister, Cbol la Kyn, waa arrested on charges nf violating the election law by or­ dering Irregularities in the voting. BOGOTA, Colombia (U PI) —An American couple, half-starved and -ailing after being lost for 32 days to th* Jungles of south' east­ ern Colombia, were near rescue today. Mark and Mary Sue Can­ trell of St. Louis, already had received airdrops of food and me­ dical supplies. Resolution Rejected JACKSONVILLE. Fla. (UPI) — Tha 100th General Assembly at Ihe Presbyterian Church, U. 5., Southern rejected a resolution Monday opposing a Catholic for Preaident of the United Stales. A committee said Ih* assembly did not believe it was appropri­ ate lo endorse or condemn any political candidate. Paving The Way TALLAHASSEE (U Pt) - Gov. LeRoy Collins and a federal offi­ cial signed final papers Monday giving Florida $1,500,000 in fed*, ral disaster fundi. Th* other signer waa Thomas H. Goodman of Thomaavill*. Ga., civil defense mobilisation director, i’ha money la available lo 13 counties hit by flood* following heavy Mqrch rain*. .. ..... ~ Combat Alert TAIPEI, Formosa ( U P I ) - T h e Nationalist Chinese government has placed iU warships on com­ bat alert to the Formosa Strait because of signs of an "imm i­ nent" Communist Chinese at­ tack, It waa announced today. Tha Agency said lha Communists wera "intensifying their activities aloag lha mainland to ast" opposite tha TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Gov. Nationalist-held islands of QuoLeRoy Collins east hia ballot to­ moy and Matsu, day, again refusing to disclose Boaters Safe hli choice of a successor. JHARLESTON, S. C. (UPI) — Collins and his wlfa walked A tl-foot yacht which had been ■mlllng Into their voilng booths, ths object of a Coast Guard starch pulled the levers and left after since Monday tailed Into Charles­ stopping a minute lo chat with ton under her own power today with all five persons aboard sate. neighbors. The "KUIdeer" had been the obTho governor, who cannot suc­ Ject of a aeareh off the South ceed himaelf, promised to keep Carolina coast since an oil tank­ hands off Ihs current campaign, er, (he " E n o Bethlehem," Mon­ and haa continently refused lo day picked up five survivors from tell newsmen which «f the big th* 43 foot ketch "Dutch Treat,* field nf candidate* for governor which had been traveling ta 4h# company of <b* Killdeer." wai hia personal choice. Collins Votes; Refuses To Name ‘His' Candidate k^« i /If’ •* i . i ,Y j - tyjto 'K f I s ■AsMtVr'VJf Scooter Hits Car; Boy Hurt ■i■ * ¥ % ' 4B B L • A 13-year-old Sanford boy whose motor-scooter ran into a parked car Monday was In fair condition at Seminole Memorial Hospital to­ day. Thomas P. Brooks of 1321 Mellonville Ave. suffered a broken right leg and bruises on his right arm in the collision. The accident happened when the scooter Brooks was driving ran into a parked car on 20th St. at CoLnlry Club Manor, polira said. The youth la the too of Jamea G. Brooks, also of usa Mel looviUe Ave.' stiffe n ’* Dukes Murder Trial Wednesday The trial of Sylvester Dukes for first degree murder will be held in Circuit Court here Wednesday. Dukes, a Negro, la charged with shooting a Negro woman in Alta­ monte Springs Mr.rrh'M. Thirty more county residents havo boos summoned to serve aa M l eases. Those eligible will be sworn in Wednesday at I B a. n . rFUTURE u i v n n NURSES m m o o o ua t dvuiiuvw Bamioota High iiig n School o tn _a_n taking ’ f the tha American special baby care course sponsored by ® a l C ro a t s s d w isd u t Le^i I * t e G r a t a ]F infant, oouaijr a J - health Spoors. Linda K in g ,. . R ohtb R o b e rta R a n k in and t e JOahar. lU arnU I f �M ... ■ * , H f r r \ jf e t — Tuea, M ay 8. I N # . l l Henry Derrick Dies At Age 60 ■ A i Mr. Henry ft. Derrick, M. died Monday night in the hospital af­ ter a abort Hines*. Mr. Derrick came to F lo rif) from Columbia, S. C., In H it. An automobile mechrnlc, he lived on Bidder Ave. In Olnderville. Survivors Include Ms wife, Mrs. Eitelle Derrick, GlnderviUe; his molhtr, Mrs. Marshall Derrick, Irmo, S. C.; three brothers, S. K. and J. L. Derrick, Irmo, S. C , and W. hi. Derrick, Betlantlse, S. C.; five lin e rs, Mrs. L. Am Kibler and Mrs. Dan Stone, Be™ lantlne; Mrs. C. V, Setae, trmo; Mrs. Parry White, Newberry, S. C., and Mrs. W. C. Counts, L ai. Ington, S. C. Funeral service* will be held a t 4 p. m. Wednesday at Gramkow Funsral Horae, 'with Rev. W. P. Brooks J r. officiating. Bur. U1 will b* la Lakevltw Comatery. » r United P tt« International Trial*, legal appeal* and grand a- -S/SS-tj' CAPT. ROBERT W. BLYE presents check to Mrs. Helene Stutsm an, vice president, Seminole Chapter, Am erican Cancer Society, aa R ise Cancer Crusade, Judge Vernon Mize, president of th e county chapter, and Mrs. Vicky Wileter, president of Playhouse Navy, look on. Playhouse Navy Rev. Seale Installed As New G in s Cancer Fund Pastor Of Missionary Church Profit From Work The Rev. Cecil M. Scale wee in­ stalled aa pastor of the Christian Mice Cancer Crusade of I860 and Missionary Alliance Church visited the Senford Naval Air St*. U m Trwaianla»l ta r Judge Ver< Baa Miss, president of the Semin. •le dtatvyr chapter of the Amort•a a Cowsor- Society, end Mrs. l e h e a Stutsman, vice president, he accept a cheek for $11130 from Oapt. Robert W. Blye, command, lag officer of tho station. The donation represented the ■enflU derived from the Playhouse Navy production, "Bell. Book, and Gaadle,” which was prevented at the Sanford Civic Center in Janu- **lfn. Vicky Wllater, president of Playhouse Navy, represented the theater group at Um presentation. fudge Mine oxprVeeed hie approeiatloo for the gift, which camo Aval the eivlo efforts of Playhouse aa off-duty volunteer orgaa sponsored by the Naval Courier Sworn * In A t Clerk REV. CECIL SEALE at tha South. At Richmond, Va., lawyer* cleared the way for appeal to a higher court of police court convietioaa of 34 Negroe* arrected oo treipaaalng charge* in Thalhlmera department (tore. The attorney for tha Negroe* agreed to bare the appeal to HuaUnga Court on the police court record* without new leatimony o r wilnaaaei, At Naahvllie, Tenn,, Dial. Atty. Goa. Harry Nlchol aald he will aak a grand Jury thin week to coniider the caeca of only four of •S anti-aegregalloa demonitratore arreited on chargee of coniplracy to diarupt trade. He aald auch an action "(fern* like the beat way to find out what the law really U here.” Future action agalnat other dcrrujnitralor* will be baa­ ed on the grand jury action. City court trlela to r about 40 Negroes arrealed la Atlanta and 40 la Savannah. Ga., will be held Thursday. All wore arrested un­ der the new "unlawful aeaambly" law. There have been few repetition* la recent days of the wave of "altdown*” by Negro students at seg­ regated lunch counters of dime, drug and department stores. Tboight a t Nashville, an Afri­ can nallonallit leader will speak to n n e s s meeting on tho tech­ niques of ptasivo resistance and non-violence. Kenneth Kaunda, Northern Rhodesian loader, is BOTTLED GAS SANFORD KADET OF TH E MONTH STEPHEN I t VICKERS U shown receiving a plaque from u n it commander C. P. Bennett a t a Kadet meeting in the Sanford Arm ory F riday night. Steve wan also one of th e four Kadcta promoted from private firs t class to corporal. The o th e ri were E rnest Padgett, Ronnie Palmer, and Paul L. Campbell. Promoted from private to private first d a ta were Eddie P adgett, Freddie Padgett, Charles Flowers, Wiiford J. Holland, Clyde Palmer, and Earl Bouquardes. Cub Scouts Hold Court Of Honor An award* court of honor »«* hrld recently by Cub Scout Park 543 at a meeting a t the All Soul’a Pariah Aimtx. Tha award* were presented bp Cubmattcr Gary Bulger. Darwin Frdder, John Hoellcr and Ralph I^Grande were pre­ lented with lion badge*. Other award* preiented were: . Rear badge, Richard Farrell | wolf badge, William Eckhart; gold and allver arrow point*, Michael I.ueacher, Darwin Fodder, Jimmy Fedder, Ralph LcGrande and Jimmy Leonard, Gold arrow, Richard Farrall and John Hoetlart bobcat pins, Jama* Gray Ferrell, Bruce Eckhart and Ruasell Cardie; dennar, William Eckhart; aaslitant dennar, Steven Macak and Jimmy Leonard, dm chief cord, Steven PigotL l a Tkmakful T ribute — A W ™ BEMINOLB ,J |W —DeftART * • W COUNCIL ■ralefnlty accepts and acknowledges memorial cawtrlhutiauo fa r MBABT RESEARCH. F . 0 . BOX IOC SANFORD, FLA. Per 100-Lb. C y liid tr CALL FA Sanford 210 E ast 1st S t The ftev. B. W. Settles of Or­ lando, one cf Um principal speak­ ers during tho laetaUatiaa cervices, emphasised that la the Scriptures the words paster aad shepherd have much of the u m meealog. "As Jesus waa the good shepherd, pastor* are to be good undarehepberda," Rev, lattic e said. Refreshmente w e n served after the service by the ladles ef the churcb. la l t d , Americana received aa averape of $• milliou a day hi health Insurance benefits mom Insurance companies alone, ac­ cording to the Health laroraaee Institute. That represented an In m a te ef $T«e,M| a dap ever the MM figure. Mrs- M m Courier wae awon t as Oviedo raoetin ovtedn city clerk at a meeting e f the town council Monday night. Mia. Courier la replacing T. L. U sg s Sr. who le retiring after eorvtng UM years in that post. Tha aauaril also adopted a recoin. Men thanking Lingo for his "maty pears ef faithful and efflaient aerrtea.” The Mpaail also agreed to open e a u n r o u t wwM*cMiaaco H e rio N w r with mjauty MINT» BY MAIYCAITU Why shouldn't you bo driving America*! first-choice car right now? You couldnt do better by your fa m ily -o r your family b u d g e t-th in to pick out one of Chevy *i 18 FRESH-MINTED MODELS* load up its VACATION-SIZED TRUNK and take off on one of those springtime trips Chevy so dearly loves. Once you’re whisking along the highway, cushioned by FULL COIL SPRINGS a t aU four wheels, you’ll have your own smooth-running account of why Chevy’s ’60’s best seller. Nothing eould be more seasonable or sensible than a visit with your d ealer-rig h t now i\hen beautiful buys are in full bloom 1 n ow —d uring the S p ring F iver Sellin g Spree a t yo u r local authorized Chevrolet dealer *• H U N T S TUXEDO Av» rA i-a s s i HOLLER MOTOR SALES SANFORD. FLA. Comer 2nd f t Palm etto F A ie m ■ M J f �Hr* Kennedy, Nixon Set To Clash In Indiana Primary Battle IW Lulled Press Intcnuilouil • Voter* In four states and the nation's capital ballot today In a arrles or primaries highlighted by a presidential popularity contest In Indiana between Sen John F. Kennedy and Vice President Rich­ ard H. Nixon. The presidential races are the main contests in Indiana, Ohio and the District of Columbia. Alabama chooses between Demo0 eratie electors pledged to support the party's presidential and vice presidential nominees, snd states rights electors who have promised to vote only for candidates they ennsidrr sympathetic to Ihe South. In Florida, voters will indicste their choices for governor, two members of the U. S. House o( Representatives, six stale officers and a flock of local officials. Kennedy, seeking 31 Democratic 0 convention delegates votes, and Nixon, after 32 GOP votes, had only token opposition in their sep­ arate party races in Indiana. The big question was who would draw the most votes. Delegslei ____ were pledged to support the winners on the first billot at the conventions. Kennedy predicted he would roll UP the highest total. Nixon said ha would consider he did well if ka polled half the votes. 11a eon* Quotable 1 Quotes ceded he might receive as few as 12 per cent. The Democratic and Republican state chairmen each predicted the opposition candidate would win. Most political o bsenrra fell Ken­ nedy would come out ahead be­ cause local contests would bring more Democrats to the polls. In Ohio, Kennedy was qssured of Ihe stale'a 64 Democratic con­ vention votes. Voters will choose between rival delegate slates head­ ed by Gov. Michael V. DlSallc and Cuhago County Democratic Chairman Ray T. Miller Sr. Roth slates were pledged to Kennedy. Nixon had no major opposition for the 3< Ohio GOP convention votes. Ohio voters also will pick nom­ inees for 23 seats tn the U. S. House of Representatives, three places on the state Supreme-Court, state auditor and a number of lo­ cal jobs. Sens. H u b e r t H. Humphrey <Minn.) and Wayne Morse (Ore.) waged a spirited campaign for the District of Columbia’s nine Demo­ cratic convention votes. A slate pledged to Adlai E. Stevenson also was on the ballot but he has asked cititens not to vote for him. Republican voters will choose eight convention delegates. Nixon « its. * Turo. M»y t, IMG—P er* t A SAN QUENTIN. Calif. — Andrew Brennan, a Los Angeles policeman who married one of the women Caryl Chessman allegedly attack­ ed. after watching Chessman’! ex­ ecution: "I'm satisfied." !•(>>.rl.f , l*<*ri*t * l(b»d*l,f Cats — touts — Trtttart HIM I. If*. l.-I.rS SA MISI COLUMBIA. S. C.—Elder states­ man James F. Bvrncs, who mark­ ed his SIst birthday and 34th wed­ ding anniversary Monday, explain­ ing why hr went home from his of­ fice at noon: "I quit celebrating birthdays long ago. hut I knew better than to forget about those anniversaries." llir official bird of Missouri is Hi* bluebird. f f r o ti A By United Press International CHICAGO — Evangclivl Billy Graham in a pep talk to organ' iiers of the 19&! Chicago Billy Graham "crusade": "You have the worst reputation of any city in the world." HOLLYWOOD — Cheryl Crane, 16, daughter of Lana Turner, to her father Stephen Crane altrr ahr re­ turned from a three day runaway expedition: "Do you have anything to eat but beans?" •nnfori Buddy’s Automotive Service C om plete W reck Rebuilding AUTOUOtIVI IllVICt AAA is Hr. Wricltr lirrlia till »«*l*r* Ax. Solars SA M ill Lotting Trontfer and Storage Co. l*«sl ,«4 lane Diitaaia Marari Saaclallit! l« Sack!** a b o ats Ta« Caa Aioayt trail Vaar Aids* Mas" SI S. Tklrd taaferd SA M ill Fairway Texaco Service THE SEMINOLE COUNTY HAK ASSOCIATION heard the proeiilenteleet of the Florida Bar apeak at a Law Day observance Friday night. Cir­ cuit Judge Vnlie Williams Jr. introduced Clyde Atkina to the attorney* ami their wive* at the dinner at the King and Prince Restaurant. From the left are G. Andrew Speer, Atkin*. Judge William* and County Judge Vernon Mize. Law Day was observed throughout the nation Sunday. (Herald Thotn) Harry M. Kniffln, Jr., Mgr. IIX A C O CA S AND OILS M e|U k U k r l u l i H — fireite*e T. I . A . W iiM eg ft Peliihlng Pick U r I Delivery — le « d Service l i t * ft Freed* A re. Senferd FA 1 1 0 4 Shi’* Pur* Oil Service Smitty's SnappbT Turtla Snappln' Turtle M t w m SAlll ANB SltVICI l«S»ir« aid Itrvlt, Oa All MalM •I tiaisih IUd. I n * Stutor* PA M ill S. C. Middlebrook, Prof. tp«ti*I Free lubrttfiHs* WitH Oil •Bdl Filler Change WASHINGTON lUPI) — Presi­ dent Elsenhower says that major cuts in his 34,175,uw,ooO foreign aid program would deal a "crush­ ing defeat" to the free world and lead to grave new international tensions. Bui Eisenhower * appeal Monday night (or his aid program failed to stem strong opposition among some members of Congress de­ manding reduction* of up to 4U per cent. Chairman Otto Passman <11-La.1 of a House Appropriations subcom­ mittee handling aid funds predicted the House would slash $1,300,000,oon in thr cash asked for the year starting July I. Sen. Mike Mans­ field lD Mont.) forecast a cut of 30u to 400 million dollars. The President's speech came shortly alter the Senate passrd a 14,123.600,otio foreign aid authoriz­ ation hill. Hu? Hie m raiurr would only plarr a limit on spending and would mil pruvidr the actual money, which must be appropriat­ ed In subsequent legislation. The Senate-approved hill now goes In Senate-House c>mfcrcncc rommittce where a compromise will be worked out with a Housepassed bill authorising a 11,03*,300,000 program. Eisenhower, noting that con­ gressmen had talked of cuts of more than a billion dollars in his program, said such a slash "would mean, willun a mailer of months, new international trnsions and new national defense problems of the utmost gravity (or every one of our citlscns, "Unless an alert citizenry lakes effective action to support those in the Congress who champion the cause of mutual security," hr said, "it could well result in Jeopardizing an important part of the nation's dcfcnsr." Aiming hit verbal attack at "groups strategically situated in Congress." the President said these critics bated tneir opposition on what lie called "isolated In­ stances of iitallunclionlng" by for­ eign aid employes overseas. He declared that slashltai the program would mean virtual aoan Tire* — ftaltarlai — Actenet lei Wet Weth ti ll III Flint** Avi. lenVerd FA Ml it IHIll FtODUCtl tISIS — ACCISSOIIIS II Vail Dale. Balltrlst had requested was the "minimum 14 Mai. SaiiHlii 111.SI tick, required tn meet the basic neces­ sities of sheer defense and to keep lltk SI. t Sail Of. Stotof* SA 1-tllt alight a glimmer of hope in hun­ "Qailltr Sonmail, 1,1 Ul Ul Ska* Yt« dreds of million* of people array­ ed with u* on the aide of freedom." t*at laaatlM As* Mat The Chief Executive spoke at a 4f S tu ll,* '* Harrell & Beverly dinner given by two, groups sup­ CiMit aa4 Sstmal WtdJU* Sltlsrat Automatic Transmission porting foreign aid — the Com­ IIS N Sail Saalard SA I-MSI mittee for International Economic Specialist* Growth and the Committee to Strengthen the Frontiers of Free­ Itsalria* AM SakaiiSla* All Makai at TfsaiaO iiiaal dom. Ills speech was televised and IS * W . I lAwtamalta l* Stator* SA 1 M IS broadcast to the nation. Jones' Wrecker Service 24 H mst S ervlet Taa Hs>a Tka lly k i ta t im > 4 tka W raiksc *1 Tasr Cfcsits Foils Thief HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Lana Turner'* daughter, Cheryl Crane, wai bark in custody today bt> cause her three-day flight from a avhooi for wayward girl* con­ vinced her "you can't run away forever." Cheryl, 16, who escaped from the school with two other teenage girls by scaling a 12-foot wall, telephoned her father — restau­ rateur Stephen Crone — Monday and asked him to take them bark. Cran* drove from hie Hollywood home to the nearby San Fernando Volley and found the girl* hiding behind a supermarket — about NEED MORE HARTFORD, Conn. lU P lJ-A ftcr a camera was stolen from hit au­ on* mile /torn the county-operated tomobile, Hartford Time* photoschool from which they fled, "They were scared and tired and hungry," salo Crane, who took th«m to his apartment for something to eat. The gfrla raid they clayed at a girlfriend's house in the vallry for almost all of the three days—but refused to identify her, even to Crane, her*sure "we’re afraid of getting her into trouble." Miss Turner, in Palm Springs, Calif., at Ihe time of Cheryi'a es­ cape, said she had no plana to return to Hollywood or aeo h*f daughter immediately, "Thank God she’s safe and sound," tha artrosa said. LIVING AREA? YOUR HOME • • • • RATHROOM HOOF SIDING GENERAL REPAIR S ttto r* A ,s . Stator* lit ttai Asa. tsulst* Vaughn's Radio * TV Servlet N IX Idintifiii your WELCOME WAGON S P O N S O R S ... Irma of pr**ti^* m Ms* bvisin*** and rivic Ml* of yaw community. Fo r inform ation, o il FA 2-7950 or * FA 2-1758 M A I T I I I I I I SIHOVATtO — I l l U I l t l « i * 1IW aa Haw M tllra tia t H allyaaM ls * t M «*s ta O r*ar S ia a il UsktUto'to* III! t. 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Rambler's remarkable economy has bean amply proved by official u*u and SA 1-1 SA M i l l laM ing i Manufacturing Co. Rook, Slavla, placing second. In the public speaking Owen Cammack was senior division win­ ner. Jonathan Lulas placed first with Paul Lukas Jr., Slavia, and Billy Mikler, Slavia, plaeina sec­ ond and ihlrtl rrspeetively in Ihe Juniur Division. In Ihe other Iwo roniesU, electrie lamp making and Insect rollrcting. only junior participants entered. Harry Clements placed first in the electric lamp contest with David Jacobson placing se­ cond. David Mohn, Lake Mary, won first place in Ihe Insect collec­ tion followed by Michael Krecek. North Orlando. siaaakla* A M Haatla* Caatraitas* lattallaH M i Stas* Itlg Sampi — W tta r I s It am, Si.-abia* S**»llak — Itaam Salla s* O il I s n i i i W rtik tr It r .U a la City Ik t t • H I M t ill A MOTOR F d R TH E POLICE LAUNCH was presented to the Stinfuiil Polico Dept, by Robnon's Sporting Goods, which loaned the new 75 h. p. motor to the police alone with a 1900 boat trailer. Theme replaced the 1ii.VJ motor and trailer loaned by the store. The police boat can now travel up to 45 m.p.h. with full crew and equipment. Chief Roy Williams, left, and Harry Robson, right, take a look a t tha new gear, while Sgt. Hen Butter mans the helm. (Herald Photo) Factory Paint Oatlat in billion* of owntr-driven mitts. One mold - the Rambler Amen u n Custom topped all can wilh moat mile* per gallon ta IVbOMobilgas Economy Run. Rambler is first in owner satisfaction-has highest owner loyally. See your Rambler dealer, sgr«w«*d k» Ammtum iisisw Jaia it “CIUU tf MfEtr ia May. . .C M Tier C v . . . Chad Tsar DrMag. . . CkasL ItcUaalt l*le* 4 l*r>l<* a* �■ • THIS IS THE COW WITH THE CRUMPIED'HOW tSSt German Communists iro "Unking" reporta that Wost Borlia will fane trouble after the MUBiBit meeting, as matter what decisions are niched by Presi­ ded Elsenhower, Priam Minister MaemUiea, President DeGauUe aed Premier Khrushchev. All #( Whet Berlin's supply routes lie through er ever C u t Germea territory, and the Communists aow ere pcemlslsf a "eery herd" list. oh DEAR ABBY: My husband has -per­ sonality plus. All th e women m ake a fuss aver him and he eats it up. He’s a goodlooker and doesn’t show his age (49). I am 47 and nothing special, A lbert bowls w ith a mixed group from work. I can’t bowl because I -have a bad back. The bowlers, had th e ir pictures taken in a group. .Wives w ith husbands, friends w ith friends, etc. B u t A lbert w as the only one In th e picture holding a girl (young, p re tty and single) on his lap. This picture g o t in th e local paper, and the bowling alley even p u t it up on th e bulletin board. Everyone I know saw th e picture and laughed about It. Plenty of rem arks were passed. How would you take this, Abby? BOWLER'S W IFE ,Y o u lY N D O d The South African raea issue will ho eat of the moit centrevareial questions before the Commeewoalth Prime Ministers' eonforseae la London th's week— hat only behind the scenes. Brittin, Caaadi, Aur-elli end New Beolaai will vote any attempt to M ho tt a Israel subject of die* euasion. However, they will bo us­ able to prevent private discussIm p amoaf others who foal strongly oe the subject, such as Malaya. O h m , Pakistan end la­ the lie# temporarily. DEAR W IF E : I’d tr y to take it like a good sport. Your husband is a t the dan­ gerous age. Help him sta y out of trouble by keeping an eye on him. If he needs constant reassurance th a t he’s desirable— reassure him. I f you can't bowl, go along and keep score. (A t least t h s t w ay you'll know w hat th e score is.) DEAR ABBY: Please tell me w hat to do. A few m onths ago I m et a young m an and 1 like him very much. W henever we go out to eat, as soon a s th e meal la over, o ut cornea a toothpick. None of m y friends or any o f m y fam ily use toothpicks in public, Abby, and th is disturbs me. I've seen m any a glance c a st his way and, naturally, I am em barrassed. He Is a nice person, but I can’t stand thoaa toothpicks. Should 1 mention it to him ? mens "water tael.'' (Judges, ch. 7 .) Me hee a flourishing church la .Highland Heights, Ky.. with a targe bulletin heard la front Beeeaee a vast emount of auto traifls peases that ehtuch earner, Bov. Krebs tries to stimulate thinking by putting helpful quota­ tions ea that bulletin hoard, using letters five inches high. Kafirs sermons oould he woven ■ God apparently relishes men who have a scientific type of mind, for Gideon asked God to eubmit to soma teats, ead God gladly con­ sented (Bee Judges, cb. a>. And after God had taken Gid­ eon's tests, Ged eew that Gideon was still uncertain of hie strategy so God invited Gideon to make on additional test and go down in person to eavesdrop on tbs enemy la their tents. This final test cenviaced Gideon that Ged was ready to deliver the about him, ribbed him unmerci­ fully; they needled him, insulted him—and what'a worse, they told thitba about him—In his presence. And everybody laughed. Hfa was not a polite, tolerant ■mile, He roared end stepped hie knee. 1 gusto that’s the quality of bigness in politics; when you can develop n skin so tough in texture that when a barb itrikee, it blunts, and so instead of cutting, it t "The place to teach discipline it i la tho PUy Pea — not the Bute I Bea." • "Whether it's ea the Highway i er la aa Avgiuaeat — Whea you • tee red — Step." 1 “Oee recipe for longer life — , Merer exceed the feed limit!" i That wise saying would make a t superb Lenten sermon tapir, after | which the parishioners aught well • lesnseh on diets. I Per whea yea lees a pound of I fat, yea earn U-50 in grocery were put to death when trying to • hills, aad caa thus add that extra fold the river Jordan. i eeriagi to year church offerings! Indeed, meet ef the applied psy­ chology I use, wee obtained from reeding tbe Bible! That's why I inserted Cb. It entitled "Psychology Goes To Church" Into my widely used col­ lege textbook "Psychology Ap­ plied." worth a 1* And that chapter haa proved to i they hnyn.i ; "Always be the meet popular of ell SI chap­ ter# -in my textbook! On student v le eqiiss — itheml" surveys, It far exceeded the chap­ ters M advertlling, salesmanship, muato, art, public speaking, paybetah, era eboaematie medicine, etc. ethers hues Ged Atm In that Chapter II, I also showwhy Jeeua was tha greatest applied paychelegUt of ell time, and I deaumsated my proofl Be read yeur Bible dally end train yeur cblldvoa te de likewise! DEAR EV IE: I f you like him and expact to aea more of him, tell him in a nice w ay th a t th e toothpick-in-public b it w on't publican leader Charlie Hillock of fadlana waa a victim when his political party was panned. A little man Identified ns "Joe Blow" got before the lights toting a email bag of groceries. "A few years ago," he eald, "I could get only |B worth of groceries In thle bag. But tbanka to tho Republi­ cans, today I can get f 10 worth In It." Always, though, tho panning got back to Lodge. Finally, at the end of the afternoon, the Saints and Sinners turned charitable to- it. He wee the roasted goat of the sharpest wits ever collected under one celling in Washington. H« wee tho victim ef the SainU and Sinners, which meets here every four months for two rea­ sons: to be uncharitable to their gueit of honor end charitable to good causes. (They gave |2,2M on thia day to charity.) Tho life of Henry Cabot Lodge, said humorist Walter Kierano, was a typical American success story. "His family waa loaded." Lodge, sold Kiaruan, “la ona of DAILY C R O S S W O R D sMBMMB S.9Umboed ’•2 SSfc *8K SLOed- sr- Si. A regulation M. Biblical name IT. Annoying fwrtMi 30. Unhappy hi. Nothing but r r r I 2 rw " Kg* *2 I By Abigail Van Buren carrying the picture of Nikita ithniihehav. Tha British thought it-w as a Ins idea, but tha feed would havs to bo transported in British ships and payment should bo made with American dollars, In exasperation, "Lodge" eald; "Why not just send you the money " "Jolly good arrangement," said the Englishman. "That's Just how wa’va been doing tt oil along Thia kind of buffoonery went on for two hours. Tbe ballroom of the Sheraton Park, transformed Into a circus tent, waa Jammed with dig­ nitaries from all quartan. Borne were introduced. ' All Khan, tha famous ex-huebend ef famous wives, woe cheer­ ed. Dana Latham, head of Internal' Revenue, waa luiiny booed. Re- To A ttem pt Record WASHINGTON (UP1) - Tbe United Steles soon will attempt to fire an Allan Intercontinental bal­ listic missile a record 5,000 mQei from Florida past tha nautbare tip of Africa, tha Pentagon eald today. No data far tha launching wss given, but tt waa understood the attempt might be a id e this dlgntlerlei at Joint assemblies of tbe House and Senate. I must say that "FJibbalt" was a bit off form. ' Ills lines have been crossed ever since the Joint mealing for DeGeulle last Monday when n couple of tourists got mlaod up and filed Into the House chamber with the diplomatic delegation. Ai far as I know, nothing ltko that happened at the Join* meet­ ing for King Mahendra. but "Fishball" was still ebook up, He iden­ tified Richard M. Nixon as "vice president of the Senate" and then ho almost called the King a pres­ ident. Otherwise, everything cime off smoothly enough. For a man who Is in danger of losing the franchise to ML Ever­ est, King Mahendra seemed re­ markably calm. And for a man wfee Is one of the few remaining absolute montrche, he ooundad remarkably democratic. Hts majesty waa dressed in • pair of pale blue Jodhpurs with a tunic showing beneath a Westernstyle cast. I trust It won't bo rogarded a i a branch of diplomatic etiquette If 1 say he looked some­ thing Ukn a polo player who had dressed hurriedly te a dark room. Tha Slate Departmnnt wants us to be careful what we aay about the King because ho Is an exceed­ ingly shy and sensitive person who Is not accustomed to our Indelicate manners. Peering through heavy born- weed their guest—end gave him two minutes to ipeek. And what did he dot Ho noodlod Umtelfl Ho alluded to the story about the lady who saw him per­ form at tho UN. "Mr. Ambassa­ dor," he said aha said, “before you got up to apeak, I waa confused." And she emiled warmly. "I'm still confused now—but on a much higher level, . . . " No matter how lofty the bufisonery, 1U still hem. But it broke up the party—end tbe "Saints" want marching out. speech in n small voice, which waa echoed by an Interpreter. Ills text was laced with refer­ ences to "democratic Idaels" and other unkingly expressions. He even quoted from Lincoln's Gettiburg Address. But not oneo did ho mention ML Everest. Red China, as you know, re­ cently laid claim to the mountain In defianeo of tho Nepalese gov­ ernment and the editors of the World Almanac, both of whom In•let that Mt. Everest ia in Nepal. The lose of ML Everest would be e severe blow to Mshendra’s tiny country. One ef tho main ways the Nepalese make n living Is eerving as guides for Intrepid British climbers. Anyway, It was pleasant to see and bear Mahendra and I hope he gets to keep hie mountain. But for real old-faehhmed kingly be­ havior, I’ll take DoGauIlo. Red Space Probe Before Summit? WASHINGTON (UP!) - Sen. Henry M. Jackson (D-Weihj says he hat a "hunch" the Russians will try to put n man in space or shoot ■ rocket nt Mere prior to the Big Pour summit conference Msy 1C. Jackson, n member of Use Sen­ ate Armed Services Committee, noted Sunday that tbe Russians bars been "very quiet with their space activities" since lest fall when they photographed the back side ef the moon. Me eald tbe Soviet Union bad davelepad "a unique genius for utilising military power for diplo­ matic objectives," and added: "I'm certain that Mr. Khrush­ chev's eoaee ef timing wlU once again be in the picture prior to the summit meeting." do. If he doean’t accept your constructive criticism Ilka a gentleman—lose him. He will have revealed a more serious fault. DEAR ABBY: I sm one of fo u r chil. dren. Ellen is 17, Muriel is 15 and I am • Shirley, 13. O ur baby brother is 3 and he is our problem. Our m other tells every­ body th a t she has three built-in baby-sitters and she means It, too. She doesn’t: realize that we girls have things to do and can’t be chasing a fte r the baby every evening a fte r school and on weekends. W e can’t make any plans because she de. pends on us to watch the baby. Don’t you think she could hire a s itte r and let us live our own lives? I f she paid us th e regular • s itte rs ' rate we wouldn’t mind helping her out. BUILT-IN SITTERS DEAR BUILT: Come now . , . with three young ladies in th e home your m other shouldn't have to hire sitters. Surely each of you is able to help out once or twice a week. The experience will come in handy. And it should be a privilege to & ropey your m other fo r the hundreds of w little favors she has done fo r you. Shame on y o u ! P. S. And if your sisters feel th e same —triple shame! CONFIDENTIAL TO JO EL AND STEVE: W hy look fo r beer when you havs champagne in your refrig erato r? • • • W hat'a your problem?” W rite to Abby In care of this paper. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envat, "W hat Teensend 26c and a agera -Want To large, aelf-addreeted, stam ped envelope in care of thia paper. Volusia Board Rapped By Audit TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - A state audit report rapped the Volusia County Commission for miking purchases in m e s s of *1,000 without obtaining bids. All of the expenditures u*re for the special advertlling u x diet«ct. The audit, covering l l l l and SECURITY A A 1551, reported U in chases in amounts ooo for supplies and which no bids were i ---------------EnVy u a psul cowardice and shin ever bed the confld s s o c ia t e s , in c . Members ■ New York Stock Kukange I . I STOCKS - BONDS M UTUAL- FUNDS ■ J. Ted, Mgr. * ■ *RfSK • Plasa . I YAM The Basket Cink Is mala op of over 1^00,000 Old* owner*;.; aad tbe most m tilled ef all are 1Md OMemehOe e wows. They have discovered that Olds Is the least the medium-price elaae hee to efsrl Why doa’t yon? Year leeel authorised Quality Deal* will be pleased to tWw yea why yea get mom ear let year dollar whea you buy ted mere deiism for yeas car whsa yea trade! Mother Of Y ear NEW YORK (UPD—Mra, Em­ erald Lucy Barman Arbogast, of Lea Angeles, waa named Monday tho 1M0 American mother of tho year. Mrs. Arbogast Is tha mother of alx, grandmother of 10 aid groatgrandmothor of four. Tender Delicious CHARCOAL RROILED STEAKS | Lotte Retoe a WALL Mar-Lou mv s w RESTAURANT Cor. 2nd A Palm etto m i m SANFORD. FLA. i i — m n m m %f I ( F A 24711 �Totn. M ay 3, 19G 0-pagc 5 Sij, fr«nfor2k * r ra ll "T Dress Revue Staged T County Clubs The County Home Demonstration d rc u revue w«« enjoyed by a capacity audience. Friday nl(bt at the club center on 24th St. Mrs. J. D. Callahan introduced the narratora, Mra. Karl E. William* (or the County home demonitration modeli and Mra. Antona Krecek (or the 4 H Club modeli. Mra. Callahan and Mra. John Clark decorated the hall with arraniemenla of llliea and gladioli. Mualc waa furnlahed under the dlrection of Mra. Ben a n y with Mra. Robert WUIIami accompany­ ing her at the plantL Mra. Edna Eby, DcLand home demonitration agent, judged the dreaaea nutated by Mlaa Lucy Nowlin, economlat with the Florida Power and Light Co. and Betty Loiin of Fern Park. H o m e Demonitration winner! were Mra. Rutland DcJong, with an orange and white three piece ault and cardigan Jacket featuring a self-binding and a high pocket and Mra. 1L T. Sllcer Jr. She and her young daughter were dreaaed in matching pink and white check­ ed cotton dreaaea. y* w * 9 * ic Uus yjl>Yin-.a. tr. Hi tS fa M : f t k k x fc ii} \ \ .f t**.* I • jj, W INNERS FROM THE 4-H CLUB DRESS REVUE were Linda King, right nnd Carla Lommler. Linda and h e r little slater, 1’amela, front, won with their "Me and My Shadow" matching outfits. MRS. ROLAND DeJONG, right, was one of the winners in the Home Demonstration Club dress revue. She is ahown w ith another model, Mrs. K. Sassman. Miss Morrison Weds Wayne Harris M cCoy Mr. and Mrs. Ruitell A. Mor­ rison, of Titusville, announce the marriage of their daughter, Bet* aey to Wayne Harria McCoy, aon of Mr. and Mra. F. Evant Mecoy of Sanford. The double-ring ceremony waa solemnized May 1, at 2:30 p. m. a t tha home of the bride. The Rev. Walter Morria Zeanah, min­ u te r of the F irit Preabylerlan Church officiated. Church Calendar . TUESDAY Attending the bride aa matron of honor waa Mre. Barbara MeLemore, of Titusville, and Jack Thomas of Ualneivlllc served ai best man. Following the ceremony, a re­ ception wet held for the imme­ diate families. Both the bride and groom are ■Indents a t the University of Florida. The groom will graduate in June with degrees in mathematic*-and music. The couple are making their home at 204 N. W. 13th Terrace, Gainesville, until after gradua­ tion. Mr. and Mrs. Evan* McCoy, parents of the groom, a n . sons, Bruce and Ladd and Mrs. Mc­ Coy'* mother, Mrs. S. J. Ni» attended the wedding and recep­ tion. Girl Scout Diary BROWNIE TROOP 14 The families of Brownie Troop 14 of Sunland Estates were invited to their daughter's fly-up and candlelight investiture eeremony recently at the American Legion Hall. This is a ceremony held when Brownie Scouts “fly up" to become Intermediate Girl Scouts. The program was preceded by a flag presentation (0 the troop by Mrs. C. Pietro of the American Legion Auxiliary. Tenderfoot Rank requirements were explained by each girl, and the Investiture ceremony followed. Mrs. H. G. Johnson, troop leader, and Mra. P. N. daYarman, assist­ ant leader praaantad the girle with their Girl Scout ulna and Brownia Wings. Girls being Invested were P atri­ cia Jonas, Margaret Wilson, Dixie Holmes, Janet Lillie. Karen deYarmln, Karla McNair, Janice Clark. Karen Williams. Linda PigoU, Donna Lee Merilt, Sharon I'arlani and Dtbbl* Clark. Re­ freshments were served to the guests following the ceremony. The same troop recently had an Easter egg hunt a t tha home of Mrs. L. B. William*. Each Brow­ nie brought five eggs and these were hidden by Mrs. Willlama who played the part of the Easter bun­ ny. Lucky eggs were found by K a r e n Williams who received prizes. Refreshmanta ware served by Dabble Clark and eaveral games were played. Othera attending were Sharon Parianl, Donna Lee Mer­ rill, Linda Plgott, Janice Clark, Karla McNair, Janet Little, Dixia Holmes. Margaret WUaoa and Pa­ tricia Jones. Enlisted Wives Meet For Luncheon Members 0/ VAII-3 Enlisted Wives met for a covered dish luncheon and meeting from i t noon to 3 p. m. and made plana lo hold a meeting at tha home of Mrs. Irene Chaney, on Osceola Dr. A cancer film will be shown and a local doctor will be present to answer a n y question* by tha member*. Plans were also dtacuased for a get-acquainted coffee and pienlc during tha coming month. Those attending were Mrs. Ruby Travis, Mra. Iren* Chancy, Mrs. Carol King, Mrs. Norma Welsh. Mrs. Jane Leeskamp. Mrs. Nan Quinn, Mra. Donna Interfield, Mr*. Edna Kidd and Mri. Winners in the 4-H Club war* Linda King and Carla Lommler. Eighteen feed sack dresses were ■Iso modeled during the evening, through the courtesy of the Na­ tional County Council. Tha H. D. winners will get a trip to the short course in Gaines­ ville thia summer end the 4-11 winners will go to tha one in Tal­ lahassee. Catholic Women Install Officers A t May Breakfast The Rev. Richard, J. Lyon* of­ ficiated at the installation of the officers of the Catholic Women's t-u* Club, at thair annual communion breakfast held Sunday, in the church social hall. Miss Edith E rygltr was Install­ ed as president, Mra. Robert Kre< m fr vice-president, Mr*. James - Mat, Von Herbulls, recording secretary, Mrs. John Stanklewlci, treasurer TWO OF THK MODELS who wore the cotton dreaaea and Mrs. Theodora La Tour, cor­ ahown a t the Home Demonstration CItib Drcaa Revue responding secretary. The new of­ nro Patay Rcttlcr, left and Mra. Richnrtl Stodden. ficers will preside at the coming (Herald Photo) May meeting. Sixty membere of the Catholic Women'! dub attended the break­ fast In the benutlftilly decorated hall. The tables ware covered with white cloths and lodlvlual bud vases graced each table. A center­ piece of white end blue pom-poms with gold foliage decorated the of­ ficer's fable. Mrs. Tarry Fay outgoing presi­ dent, acted as master of ceremon­ BY MARIAN R. JONHS ncr. Mra. A. H. Ray Jr., Mri. ial and was chairman of the break­ Fellowship Hall of Ibc Firit Hoy Wclacnbargtr. fast, assisted by Mra. Anna Ja n ­ Methodist Church of Oviedo was Mri. Battle and Mra. Brooksen. the iccne of a lovely tea given (hire received gueata at the door Friday afternoon, from 3 to S and introduced them to those In p. m. honoring Miss Ann Lundy, the receiving line; the honor*#, whose m arriasr to 1-conard Leon Mrs. John Lundy, mother of the • Faulk Jr. of thin city was recent­ bridegroom rlccl, Mri. G. W. ly announced by her parents. Cheek, ami Mrs. Paul Slavik. Hosting the party were Mrs. Mrs. George Keliry ’*cpt the Joe R. Battle, Mra. James E. bride's book. Background muale Brookshire, Mra. Ucorge Kelsey, was rendered during tne after­ Mrs. Charlei T. N'iblack. Mrs. noon by Mrs. John Courier Jr., Members of the Anna Miller Cir­ Tommy Moon, Mr*. Richard Koer- Mrs. J. H. Staley, M in Julie cle received two new members at Gore and Mill Susanna Partin. Ihe monthly aoclal meeting a t the Pouring punch *w#re Mrs. Elks Club. Mrs. Morale Mosei, Clark Weaver, Orlando. Mrs. outer guard, presented the candi­ Richard Koerner and Mrs. Tommy dates, Mrs. Alfred P, Forshay Sr. Moon. Circulating hoiteia Includ­ and Mrs. Robert Zlttrower. With ed Mrs. Roy Wcisenbarger, Mra. Mra. Robert Tomlinson, acting Levi Norman Jr., A 3 C of A. II. Ray. Mrs. C. T. Niblack. president, presiding, the initiation U. fi. A. F. surprised his Ghuluott The tea table was centered with ceremony was bald by candlelight. family and friends when hr came a lovely arrangement formed of At the bualneaa martin, the cir­ h o m e from Lackland, Texas, a yellow, ruffled tulle pillow cen­ cle waa asked to help at the bar­ ITtursday. tered with a large yellow heart becue, sponsored by tha Eika, He waa Inducted into the Air of tullr. One Gloriole spray cen­ Moose and Sportsman Aasn. Re­ Force on Thanksgiving Day tail tered the heart. A floral arrange­ freshments were served by the cir­ year after having graduated from ment of Glorioaa waa used to cle officers, Mrs. Tomlinson, Mr*. High School in Gary. W. Va. After center the piano. Palma and fern J. R. Hooleban Jr.. Mra. E. J. basic training at Keesler Field, completed the decorative scheme. Moughton Jr., Mrs. Buford Brown Miss., he waa sent lo Analog Com­ Several hundred gueiti called and Mrs. Iren* Kent. puter School at Lackland. Une of during Ihe afternoon. J. R. Iloolehan fir., exalted Ihe most popular of Chuluola's ruler of the Elk* Lodge will be leans gars, hi* fjrsl day hqme was guest speaker at tha neat meeting, spent surprising one and all. scheduled for May 10 at • p m. Among the moat delighted and Other members attending were shockrd were his parents Mr. and Mrs. Russell Spencer, the two new Mrs. Levi Norman Sr. members, Mrs. Zlttrower and Mra. Forihay, Mrs. Moan, Mrs. James Via. Mr*. H. F. Hale. Mrs. James Oviedo Blankenship, Mrs. Ed Miller, Mrs. William Klinefelter. Mra. Ralph Wight II. Mri. Clay­ ton Smith. Mrs. Gena Walter, Mra Linda Duda, five year old daugh­ W. J . Clarke. Mrs. Charlti D. ter of Mr. and Mra. John L. Duda, Gross, Mr*. Roy Chorptnlng, Mrs. Jr. is recuperating from a recent J. R. Hoolahan Sr., Mr*. Lanctn tonsilectomy while little Janet Lee Phillips, Mr*. Harry Adair Duda, their two-year-old, who is and Mrs. Ed Cox. seriously ill was returned lo the Orange Memorial in Orlando, for two Liood transfusion*. Enterprise The twenty-fifth anniversary of (be Martha Ladies' Aid Society of fit. Luke's Lutheran Church was celebrated Sunday, in the form of a barbecue dinner for members Mr. and Mra. Tred Harris of and friends of the church congrega­ Winter Park were weekend gutats tion at the church picnic grounds. at tha hama of Ur. and Mrs. M. H. Ryan. CAMERAS Happy anniversary to Ur. and Photography Supplien Mrs. Howard WUborn. who celt1 • Day Devaloplof Service bralod their llth one Tuesday. Dick Tyler. Pinacasli* Air forra W1EBOLUT CAMERA base spent tha weekend with hla SHOP parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ty- llfi I . Park fiaafnrd. Fin. Miss Lundy Honored At Tea In Oviedo Anna Miller Circle Holds Initiation For New Members Levi Norman Jr. Home On Leave GRADUATION EXPERT WATTE REPAIRING OPEN Friday Evenlnga Cieeed Wednesday P , M. .. m GWALTNEft* J n r t k r - S. Park V i «1-tH cl t FA '.Tie 80 local leaders of tha nine home demonitration groups in Samlnole County were commended by Miss Myrtle Wilson, home de­ monstration agent. She said “by unaalflihly offarlng thair time and their talents, they have brought tha women In the county inform*, lion on new techniques, sqhlch are making household tasks lighter nnd homes more pleasant.’’ Recognition of the contribution local leaders are making to homa and c o m m u n i t y dsvalopment comas at this particular time a t members of Semlnol* County homa demonstration groups are observing National Home Demon­ itration Week from May 1 through May 7. Local leaders art aa teachars In thair groups, bringing up-to-date Information and recommsndsd practical on different phase* of home making, such aa food pre­ paration, horn* furnishings, cloth­ ing. Thay are trained by Mill Myrtle Wilson before they present thair demonstrations to thair com­ munity groups. Binre there are now S40 women who are members of HD ciuba in our county, it Is oailbla for tha agent to carry on er work affactlvaly with thair groups because of tha cooperation of local woman. Local laadara in fiemlnol* Coun­ ty are: Homo Improvement—Mra. Maudie Gray. Mra. David Fauvsr, Mrs. U. L. Bradford, Mr*. John Kshlr, Mrs. Martha Bracht, Mrs. C. R. Morrison, Mrs. Ralph Ham­ mond, Mrs. Helen Hunt, Mrs. C, L. Wallis. Mrs. Hrodla Williams, Mlta Ella Lea Kirchhoff, Mr*. C. J. Sassman. Food and Nutrition—31i n Norrina Norwood, Mra. R. R. Ryder, Mra. T. A. Stilts, Mra. J. C. Rapp, Mra. B. R. Gray, Mrs. Mary Duncan, Mr*. Robert E. Lee, Mlaa Eva Hunt, Mrs. W. W. Lins, Mra. Roland DtJong, Food Conservation — Mrs. Carl Bradbury, Mra. W. J. Krohn* Sr.. Mra. John Murray, Mra. R. F. Roehlk, Mra. H. J. Flnrh. Clothing—Mrs. R. L. Bradbury. Mra. OUvtr Layman, Mra. C. E. t Hunter, 3fra. Lynn Moaler, Mrs. 3. D. Callahan, Mrs, R. T. Warren. Crafta — Mr*. Harry Miller, Mr*. Jeanetta Burns, Mrs. Dlek Cook, Mra. Roy Brown, Mrs. Annla McArthur, Mrs. B. B. Gray, Mrs. William Dietrick, Mr*. J . D. Calla­ han. Mrs. L. E. Lccper. Family Life — Mra. Wilbur Nolan. Mrs. W. H. llelnbuck, Mrs. Olan Boutwall, Mra. Party Mercer, Sira. Leon Taylor, Mra. Leon Keel, Mrs. Mary Hartley, Mrs. J , Senkarik Sr., hire. Eva Harkay, Mrs. W. B. RIChard. Health and Safety — Mra. Chatlea Schulte, Mrs. Henry Fos. ter, Mrs. E. F. Anecker, Mri. Percy Mercer. Mrs. Elala Spires, 3!rs. Jack Standlfer, Mrs. C. P. Rabun, Mrs. Arnat Byers, Mr*. W, I*. Carter, 31ra, C. M. Flowers, 31r». J . B. Crawford, Mrs. Roland Brooks. Civil Dafentt and Citlssnihlp— 31ra. W. D. Simpson, 3lrs. L. W. Shaw, Mrs. Martin Dunn, Mrs. Emma 8slb*rt, Mrs. C. E. JHttalt, Mra. G. A. Poller. Mra. W. P. Carter. 3 ln . J. N. Asiarello, Mra. Fred 3(yera, 3lr*. 0 . I.. Goldstein. Fair Chairmen — .Mrs. 31audio Gray. Mrs. L. B. Black, Mrs. WiL Ham Cromwall, Mrs. Martin Dunn, 31ra. Laura Kreger. Mra. J . E. Andrews, 3tra. D. a Long Sr., Mrs. William Dlatrick, Mrs. Mary Earla Walktr. Mra. Roy Tlllia, Mra. C. 3. Sassman. Achievement Day — Mrs. Guy Warmack. Mra. |L A .' Williams, Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw. The Real McCoys By Andy and Personals By BETTE GOLDMAN Mr. and Mr*. Noah Beedlng and son Craig Allan hava moved Into their new homo on Second Street. They should have no troublo mak­ ing tha acquaintance of their neighbors, as they previously liv­ ed on Third Street, CARRAW AY & M cK IB B IN 114 N. Park Ave. Personals Personals rieasure of an Extension Phone? Tell the Easy-Owncesliip Mass month! lU'li n»o»« mounUtaa U figure s And what a Bukkl Its M s any ancaaas (wad 1 lu Wildcat Vfi says “Yea airee" wha—vary— aq BEE THE "BABY-OWNERSHIP MAN” AT Y OU* QUALITY BU1CK 'M D E A L E R S I__ BILL HEMPHtL MOTORS, INC * toiw.Fws. CUff Chuluota Mother’s Day is Sunday, May 8 Official Board mealing of tha firat Christian Church, at 7:*0 p. m. Daughters of the Wesley Claas meet In tha Firat Methodist Church at 7:10 p. m. WEDNESDAY Plnecreit Bsptiat Church SS of­ ficers and Teachers masting at 7 p. m. BA meeting also at 7 p. m. A Prayer Meeting followed by a business meeting is a t I p. m. Psrant Worker night In the Sun­ day School of the Firat BapUit Church at 7:30 p. m. Girl ScouU m att in the F irit Presbyterian Church at 1:13 p. ■The Sr High Choir supper, at: fi p. ra. and tha Mid-Week Bible Hour meela at 7:30 p. ra. Youag Adults Class mceU in the Personage of the First ChrUUan Church. First Methodist bolds Shut-inP rayer meeting ia tha home of Mra. E. E. F errell.___________ | « 5 e ^ 5 r wtewey gm» MOTHER'S DAY A Leaders Commended For Home Club Work A a n tttu io n phono could do ao much h r mother. In the Jdtchfia—m v m many a atop in a busy day. I a th a bedroom—enfiksa bar fssl so protected. In tha living room—oo nice for comfortable chafe Order now from the telephone btidnma PA M M ! �* P a r* 6—T u m . M ay 8, I960 DeBary Gallery Gets New Exhibits TUESDAY P. M, Sile <•> W«atb*r-!C*ws-Saerta (I) Highway Patrol 1:11 l<> Peopto'o Caeleo (1) Ktwi I It II) Sports 1:10 (I) Westhsr 'll) Central FIs. ICews l:«t (ll woathir 111 Markets 1:11 (11 Huntley • Hrlnklay (II Lons Aanaor (SI John Daly TiH (1) Net For Hire III Bob Lynn Shew flit (SI Doug KOwaris t:l» 111 Laremle (11(11 KlacUon Parly S:*e (•! Klecllon Party (t) Klortlun Party S:on (SI (tl Klertlon Party *:l* H u ll Klecllon Party 111 Arthur Hurray ie:ee i n M |«|(*l Klaction Parly is.II III Krep Talklnc (11 Han Called X 11 (1) and (•» tl> News lt.ni IS) tveathsr 11:11 il> H one (<} Klrrtfnn Party 11:1* 111 Jack Paar !:** tl) -\*wa WEDNESDAY A. M. 1:1* (I) Continental Claieroom T:oo ill Today—tiara darrawa 7:11 Id) Weather till III Cartoons AMP WHIN VOU PNISM THAT CLfAN VT THAT A fie s 1-ggT M two | KrrCM M I / /scfJ By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) — Among ahowpeople, there is a saying that assures us, "Loud is good." Making i u annual appearance on NBC-TV Sunday night, "The Frances Langford Show” proved to be the exception to the rule. It waa loud, but not good. The wobbly format was looifly 1 to Mothor'a Day, examdedicated plified by an organisation called "The Motion Picture Mothers of Hollywood, whoso membership was introduced from Uia audiknea. Except for a brief, amusing ho­ tel lobby Tiumber th at had aoma freahnesi, the hour could offer only a hurried aeries of conven­ tional musical numbers, all per­ formed with pre-recorded gusto and staged with battering-ram subtlety. The aforementioned hotel number involved some silent Im­ personations of well-known Holly­ wood landmarks and included the Nikita Khrushchev - Disneyland episode. I have a hunch th a t last bit would have been more hllarioua If done, aay, six or eight month* ago. Appearing with Mis* Langford were singers Johnny Mathla and 1:1* 1*1 News. • :## (I) New* Sill (<) Captain Kansareo S.oe (1) Horning Theatre It) llomimr flonm 1:1* (1) lleaaer'a Digest l;<* ill News • Interviews Sill (») News A Weather UsSI (1) Douah ft* HI (II lied Bow* Hhow • IS) Karlenn Kaptre SOUNDS LIKE WOVE MIN UPAAAINST THE LAWfEFOfE.rrrf F WO CACHED THOSE DIAM0ND5, WU'PE SlUQf WITH THEM M THWJIM U . EVEVF KRDCY / . SWTJONU K wnottMS ~Za onoww.) |—| ^ r NOW WHAT, T THE CHIMPS 607 OW w fia re r 2 d ia m o n d s im p l e . — hWE fINP THE S S T j S C S v chw p — j WEDNESDAY P. M. Ill Lav* et Lite IS) lleslisss Uun 11:10 (tl Could D* Vue IS) geared for Tomorrow (I) Lav* That Bak tx.ee i «i (luidine Liam ties (ii ansi* (t| About Facss (3) Topper t:»* (»i Ban Kraaclsco Brat (l> As Tbs World Turaa (l> Hr. * Mra North liOO ill queen For a Day (I) Far Bsttor or Wars# (1) Day la Court • (!) Hours Party (II data Storm (2) U n til Toung aiiow l:ll (S) Millionaire III Beat (ha Cloak IS) Young Dr. Malabo 1:11 (I) Tha VorOlei Is (aura til From Thtso Hoot* ■c|i Who Do Ten Treat *:** (2i Cnrnody Ftaybousa It) Brighter Day . (I) America a Benttiaao 0:10 (tl Hecrel Storm tiM (I) Bdga of Nltht (2) Adveatura - Time 1:1* (ll Uovla—Western (t) Throe Stooges . .. (») !!» Hr E*H»» Playhoute Prised Flltka (•) Woody Woodptektr ifflSJWSSHIFJ. CiENE S C H L . 1 C K M A N sta rte d work Sunday nn th e fuaU tant recreation iupervinor fo r Sanford. Schlicknian, who will graduate from Florida S tate Univer­ sity in June, ia a recreation m ajor. He ia a native of F t. Wayne, Ind. COLUMBUS. Ga. ( U P I ) - P r e s i ­ dent Eisenhower arrived at the Army's bug* Infantry training cen­ ter at Ft. Benning today for a first­ hand briefing on tbe role of the riflemen in atomic war. The President's Jet plane, wbicH ST. LOUIS (UP!) - T. U m a r touched down at 1:11 a. m. also Caudle and Mathew J, Connelly carried Secretary of D e f e n s e Thomas S. Gates Jr. The President planned to spend about six hours watching what tbe Army called "ll)i most impressive military display and demonstration ever conducted in the southeast." Two To Surrender On Tax Charges Minneapolis. Nordbye's order was received here Saturday. A similar action woe taken ear­ lier lest week on Connelly’s mo­ tion. Connelly and Caudle were convicted in U. S. District Court here in IMS of conspiring to block prosecution of income lax charges against a St. Louis shoe dealer. Connelly wee appointments sec­ retary for former President Harry S. Truman and Caudle was for­ mer heed of the Justice Depart­ ment's tax division. Red China Poses Threat, Nehru Says LONDON (UPI) - Indian Prime Minister Jawaherlal Nehru said Monday Communist Chian poses e potential throat to the peace of Acte. He also said India still thought China should belong to the United Nottoni. end aald (hat if it had baea admitted before, "many pre­ sent day problem* would be much simpler." Asked specifically at o news conference If he thought tbe Chin­ ese were a throat to tbe peace ef Asia, bo replied, "potentially, yea. But not to tbe a u r future." AU-man; rears*— Mary Costa. Bob Cummins*. Don Ameche and Hermiooa Gingold. The Three flloogea, presumably hired for comedy relief, also saw aorvlco. They were un­ “ limited service. equal to the task and succeeded only In depriving the show ef the humor It sought Cummings ap­ peared in two roles: himself and hie own grandpa. Ha waa moat charming as the latter. Young Mr. Mathis displayed his basketball dribbling and highjumping prowess. Lot Elvis and Rickey and the rest try that with their guitars. Also brought into the hour was a revival ef the delightful old battlers, "Tbe Bickoreons," with Don Ameche and Miss Langford recreating their old radio routine. I have a hunch that last bit would have been more hilarious if done, say, six or eight years ago. Anyhow, let'e hope Mi»a Lang­ ford’s next TV special—in 1ML I presume—shows more style and originality. An "Aquarodoo" treated NBCTV viewers to aceoos of under­ water ehark-roping, bat ray hast­ ing, whsle - leaping, porpoisa splashing and turtle-hurtling Sun­ day night. Tha hour had everything but hall-point underwater writing contesta and underwater shaving tournamrnta. 8om*how, It all look­ ed as artificial as "Sea Hunt" but larked tha escIUment of th at TV series. However, the unique format gave Roy Rogers and Dale Evans a chance to get out of those glit­ tery rodeo costumes and Into soma saa-style togs. It also gave us a chance to discover that "my coun­ try 'tis of thea" is not tha only musical number a seal or porpoise ten perform. On* combo blew a swinging version of “See the U* I A. • a •" Dialing* a id Filing: "CBS Tele­ vision Workshop" presented an ac­ tor-less, dialogue-lesa drama, "Af­ terthought," Sunday. Guy Par­ ent's play told the story of a crime of passion via sound affects and propa. It waa an interesting didn't coma to life until eome blur­ ry camera effects were used in a final prison sequence. struck out. In fact, it barely get the bat off ita shoulder. Tbe Channel Swim: Producer Robert Herridge ie preparing _____ _________ throe specials for f M - TV* Thurs­ day, m. slot. c _ „ :10-11: p. ____ ‘ t The .... achedr __________ *. and --1 uta___ cells for Eugsne- Ormendy Philadelphia Orchestra e a May the Phlledtlphla * program ___ * \ 28; a folk m usk on June 0 end recitals b< several soloists on Juno 18. On J a y IS, Herridge will repeat "Geld Rush," tbe Agnes DeMilie ballet first prosented oa TV’s "Save* Lively A rts ' some y e a n ago, A half-hour variety ehow starring Bpika Jones will replace CBSTV* "Ann Bothern Bhow" thte summer. Wise Botbem'a filmed eerie* moves from Monday he Thursday night* next season. The Crosby brothsrs — Dennis, Lindsey and Philip — aro Parry Former Beauty Queen 2nd Best RADNOR, Pa*. — Despite her acknowledged beauty, Mary Ann Mobley, M itt America ef 1IM, sometimes meets a male who Isn't impressed. Oo a recent flight to New York, Mary Ann drew the attention of * small boy tested across the airplane aisle. "Look, Mommy," he yelled, "w asn't that girl Mist America e long time ego?" Mary Ana, who bee Just turned t3, told TV Guide magetlne, "That little boy made me feel to ancient that It hurt." For tbe remainder of the trip, tbe beauty queen devoted herself to making the best pos­ sible impression am the lad. " I think I bad him won ever by tbe time w* landed,1B said Mary Ana. "At leaet when he aald good-bye, All tbe comics I knew were HUbe told me, 'You're tha nicest Verson I've ever mol • -oast Urate. Just like I was." to BUn Muaia\t‘ * • Although Washington to vh* smallest of tbe western atatei, it a larger then all of New England end is six times toe stoo of Mary- M O N K PA S-I11B NOW SHOWING AT Ttet — COME AB LATE AB I tel AND BEX COMPLETE BHOW. H u o a v o v ta * ■ W E 'l l S A V E YOU ^ A W E C t.V * THAT v a n we W H T W N f. TONIGHT / Castro Hurls New Aggression Charges HAVANA (UPI) Prem _________ ier Fidel Castro hinted Sunday night that his regime has allies abroad who are ready to help defend Cuba from what ha labeled U. S. ag­ gression." The revolutionary leader spot* at the end of a May Day mili­ tary review in which Cubgp* rang­ ing from boarded, tom m y-guntot^ (ng veterans of Castro's revolution to small boya with wooden rifles who paraded in the streets for sis hours. An estimated 300,000 person)— one million abort of official ex­ pectations—turned out to cheer Castro in his 3th-hour denunciation of the United Slatea and defepie of revolutionary policial. He waa intsrrupted. frequently white be talked wltk a lte rn a te shouts of- “ Fidel! Fidel!" a n " “down with Yankee im perialist. Once be joined the applause of the crowd by clapping himself in what appearod to be a takeoff from tbe Russian tradition. "Wo have information that tbe U. S. State Department waa pre­ paring aggression against Cuba through the government of Guate­ m ala." Castro declared. Guatemala fevered diplomat)® relations with Cuba last Thursday after a bitter aeries of exchangee in which oach country waa ac­ cused of planning an invasion of tbe other. New Meat Market In Oviedo Set Oviedo wRl hive a now m eet market la about two weeks. Tbe Xing building adjacent to tbe new Poet Office formerly oc­ cupied by J . W. McKinnon ea a meet market, bee been tented from Mra. Mm E. Xing by Lloyd Kirkland, end la being redecorated for occupancy to about two weeks! Kirkland baa purchased the meat market equipment from McKinnon end plane oo putting to m eat and ■erne groceries as w o l oa frosen food products. H will bo known ea Kirkland Market and Grocery. Kirkland ig net a stranger to Ovtedo, having been associated with hi* slater in tha Mobley Gro­ cery h e n eeveral year* ego. NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:48 ADM. ADULTS Me KIDDIES UNDER I t - FEES fhSSfwow There has been ■ complete change in the exhibits in the galleries of the Florida Federation of Ait Headquarters in D e B a £ H ie new exhibition will hang for two months, longer than the usual three week exhibits. It is composed of award-winning paintings from federated member clubs. Among the artists exhibiting are Morris Mitchell and Ted Pow■II from the Creative Arta Croup of the Tampa Bay area, Stuart Puraer and Harriaon Covington of the University of Florida fa c u lty Paula Tanner Girard and June For cartlli of the Artiata’ League of Orange County, and Kathryn D. Reyman and Frances K. Dorn, of the Coral Gablea Art Club. Representing the Artlat'a Work­ shop of New Smyrna Beach are Geaell Booser and Helen Ha mil. From the Daytona Beach A n Lea­ gue come award winners by Ada Yetaler and Edwin A. Hoad try. The Tampa Realista sent pi% turea by Don Duiia and Dr. Charles Giles, whlie the Euetis A n Club is sending pictures by Mildred Wet more and Emma L. Milnor. Anne Jernei and Giadyse Hester created the award winners from Leasburg. and Mary Carter and Cornells Menges those from Lake­ land. Other a n associations over tbe state are also represented. Summer a n classes will begu* oq June I t and continue until L J i bor Day, Sept. S. Artists in re»idenca will be Leroy Nichols, Eu­ gene White, Bob Camp, and Laura Locke. f �Use HERALD Want Ads To Deliver Your Business Service Message. PH. FA 2-2611 2. For Rent > Classified Phone FA 2-2611 CLASSIFIED DISPLAT) T um ., Mini FH. • I P. H. <ti» h«. far* tDMrttM. Mm . • Sal. n n . STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED) Tae*. Ihia FrL - I F. M. diy befor* Jnwrlion. Moo. • S i L moor . RESFONSIBIUTY) TKa Hart Id will Rot b« rrapoRitkl* far v a ra Ihaa aaa iacarract lairr- Rratonable FA 2 0841. ' 1. Good Food S, For Root A. Wanted la Raat M i Real Ealato Wanted - S. Real Katat* Far Sal* L Mertfaga Leona 7. Roalnaa* Opportanltia* AA loan rant* A Female Help Wanted I. Mala Help Wanted If. Mala er Female 11. Wark Wanted 12. Plamkiag Saratea* It. Electrical Serairan 14. Build, Paint A Repair m I L Special Saralcaa W 13-A Baanty Parian II. Flower* A Plante 17. Pate • Liaaataek . Snpplia Id. Machinery * Taaia ' Id. Boat* and Mated Sd. Aatamaktlao td-A Trallaaa t l. 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FA 2-80*3, SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gable* 401 Magnolia Ave. FA $4)710. FURNISHED apt. FA 2 UNFURNISHED S bedroom houia, 1309 Elliott. Call FA 2-1234. Rellaway, Hoiplta' A Baby Bed* By Day, Week or Month 1-ROOM and bath apt. FA 1-037$. CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-illl lid W. l i t St. SIS PALMETTO Avt.: 1 bedroom bungalow, furniahed. COOL, roomy I bdrm. unfurn, downstsira apt. $17.30. 1700 Mag­ $73 MONTH: S B. R.. aU electric nolia Ave. FA 2-3931. kitchen. Neal, clean, private. Near N. A. B. Children welcome. Available May 1. Tat, FA 3-SS4S. KENT A BED "Heyl Look w hat wan tnaldc th a t big hunk of rock!** o- Real E state For Solo 5. Real E state For S alt COUNTRY HOME Four bedrooms, llvlnfroom, din ing room, kitchen and front screened porch. On* acre tiled land with two flowing wells. Price $10,000. Good term*. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER TWO STORY home, I rooms, 2 baths. Arranged for two com­ plete apartments. Partially fur­ nished. In good repair. Close lo town. 215 W E S T F I F T H STREET. $$.500. Terms can be arranged. Phone FA 2-1270. Dawn's Senkarik Glean and F a in t Co. LOOK WHAT WE FOUND J. W. HALL 2$44 French Av*. Realtor "Call H a ir Phone FA 2 3641 MAYFAIR 2-bndroom, 2 h u h colonial an beautiful Virginia Ave. Hard wood floora, paneled den, fire place. Contact owner at FA 2-4633 for Sanfords beat buy. 6. M ortgage Loans MORTGAGE LOANS Commardal and Convsntlonal Residence WISE and JOHNSON 4SI Magnolia Pb: GA 3 3493 Orlando, Tla. 7. Bualntaa Opportunities Plumbing A Heating TRACTOR and disc, good condt ttion, MOO. FA 2 2333. AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 19. Boat* and Motors 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-4341 Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer 13. Electrical Services 4. Real Ratal* Wnnted *18,900 ■ *3,800 DN. ROSA L PAYTON And Associates Registered Real Ettete Broker LAND WANTED Lota or Acreage. Give legal des­ Ph. FA f-IMl IT-pg at sfiiwatha cription. price and terms. Write P. O. Box $72, lanford, Fla. 3-BEDROOM heme. jjleailag en­ tree. Terms to suit. 13*1 Elliott LADIES: Millions are via wing "AVON CALLING" on TV. Show and you will sell; We'll Irate you to earn the amount of money you need. Write NOW, Mra. Jean Milanlch, Boa 144. Lockhart, Fla, for ap­ pointment 8ERVICK Senkarik Gians and Paint Cn. AIR CONDITIONING H. B. POPK 1:0 . r i S. Park - PA 4 4 W HOUSE for aala by owner; 404 Palmetto Avo. Call FA 8-4401. FARMER’S AGENCY Herald "COUNTRY C LU B '' MANOR 1 BDRM. block home. Low down payment, monthly payments $3$. FA >-$474. Want YOUR PACKS *50 DOWN MOVES YOU IN $10,750 - FROM - $69 MO. S-BEDROOMS. 1H TILE BATHE wMh catered fitter**, tarraaao floor*, vacation blind*, carport*, acraaa porch, utility room and many other extras. AII Hoatoa C arry A 1 Yr. P.H.A. W arraaty . IN THE CITY — A LL CITY CONVENIENCES ■'•n ^ DISPLAY M m ODELS O PEN D A R Y w spu y A eh. PAP-74M pa p Ph. P. ft. la s PS WILSON - MAIER New and Used Furniture FA 2-4421 311 E. Flrat St. FA 2-3422 111 W. 2nd St. 5. Real Eatat* For Bale N. V. Farm *., Raalter Lillian Tram s R. H. Ivera, D. H. Whitmore Associates. I l l I . Praneh Ave. Ph. PA 1-3221 After hours, FA $-$$ld, FA $-4421 FA $-4341. FA 8-3011. 112-114 W. 2nd St. PA 3.443* AIR MATS 13.98; paint S3.M gal.. 2nd. gal. free! ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS. 310 Sanford Avo. Sail Ua Your Furniture, Q uiet Service With The Cock. SUPEE TRADING POST. FA 3-0477. OLD NEWSPAPERS FOE BALI Robson Sporting Goods 1 Cent per lb. • House Wiring — electric Service J04-4-I E. lit. Ph FA 1-3941 THE SANFORD HER ALB Sid Vihlen OFFICE , 14 FT. RUNABOUT with 33 H. P. RANDALL FLECTRIC OO. 3M W. lit. St. PA 8-MU I ll .Magnoli 1 FA 1-0M5 Kvlon.de, Gator trailer and aeceaaotiea. FA 3-4449 after 4 p. m. l-SEARS te H. P. water pump *U| 14. Build. P a in t * Repair 3. 34 la. a 34 la. 3 sa il wtadewe 20. AutomobUen with framea, all 3-33$: N aheets WALL PAPERING A PAINTING correlated metal roofing, a ta. Work Guaranteed Bod Beatd OLDIMOBILK Super M, '34 model, x I ft., $1 per sheet; ateo atm* 4 Dr. Reduced quick sale. Call Contact 304 West 9th St, spouting and aerap lumber, ha* Phots* FA 21443 between 7:10 and 3:30 a, aa. or quire W. E. Ageer, T evenings, FA 3-3707. THOS. E. THOMPSON General Contractor FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1933 GIBSON electrie guitar end ampll* Homa Carpentry Repalri Chrysler Crown Imperial, 1 own­ Her, good condition, 378.301 Palm mont Dr. • Roofing A Siding er. radio, heater, power steering, Phone FA 3 *452 power brakes, power windows, g o o d used tram * windows, Jamb* air conditioned. Will taka trad* and aaaortad lumber. See Ena 15. Special Services la and finance. Call Jcaae Quirk man al Nlcboiaoo Butck Bldg. at Semloola Co. Motors. Ph. TV Service within the hour. Be* TO responsible party ia Utli FA 3-0414. pair your TV for $7.M, la your vicinity: BEL-AIR sewing ms* home or no charge. Sunshine 'l l CHEVY 3123. FA M ill. chine, 1140 model. Taka over TV. FA 2-1*31. payments 31.43. Writ* Ban AA, 20-A Trailers c/o Sanford Harald. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ ments, invoices, hand hills, and I-BEDROOM Spartan trailer, full Deluxa I t foot upright p r o g r a m s , ale. Progresiiv* bath with shower. FA 3-3430. juit taka up payments a t Printing Co. Phone PA 8-1331— 333.13. See Clyde Welle a t Da* COLONIAL 30' I I '. 1 Bdrm, full 304 West 13th St. Witt Trailer Court. bath Trailer. Good Cond. Sem­ inole Trailer Park, 1 mile south CRAFTSMAN belt under, excel* FREE ESTIMATES cheerfully of Casselberry on 17-92. given. Maltreat ranevatlng, up­ tent condition, 330. PA 3-1383. holstery and slip covers. Cuatom built bedding made to or­ 1360 TRAVEL TRAILEE, 34 ft., FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator ta t used 10 days. Sara o v er-$300. condition, IS Semiaote Drive, der. Call or romo la. Nix BadDcBary. 104 W. 27th St. ding Manufacturing Co.„ 1301 So. Sanford Av*. FA $2117, 1-TON Coldspot air eondltianar, 21. Furniture like new. FA 3-3MI. PIANO TUNINO A REPAIRING New It Used Furniture Is Appli­ W. L. HARMON 21. Lost ft Found ances. A Good Place To Ph. FA t-4221 BUY, SELL or TRADE Siamese Kitten IHi months PUMPS - SPRINKLERS Jenkins Furniture LOST) old. Disappeared on 30tb, near All lypea and tlia t. installed 400 Sanford Av*. FA 27430 MellonvUl*. Has stubby t a l L "Do It Youracif" Called "G | Gl". If found call WE REPAIR AND SERVICE HOLLOWAY, Hospital and Baby FA 245*4 or FA SUIT. STI NE Brdi. Day, Week, or Month— Machinery and Supply Co. FURNITURE CENTER iOT W. 2nd SI. Ph. FA 1*432 - llio Praneh Ave, NEW HOMES BY Ph. FA 2-7953 MAJOR oil company truck Hop for Isaac. FA 3-7M2 or FA 2-7332. I-BEDROOM furniahed upetalre TKADK $1,400 equity ia large apartment d ll Magnolia Av*. modem bouse, $ yra. old, I* city 8. Fcmalo Help Wanted of Sanford, for houaa trailer, lot, 2-BEDROOM furniahed houaa, car, station wagon, business lot, UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY water included. FA 2-5400. or acreag*. Phono FA 3-7431. Immediate opening in Sanford area for personable,. alert wo­ 2-HOUSETRA1LER5, Camp Semi­ man with car who must earn a nole Trailer Park, Wekiva R1 A BEDROOM, 2 BATH minimum of $60 per week. Omi­ v tr. Ph. FA 1-4131. C. B. S. home located aa 44 « tted, pleasant work that pay* IM ft. let with good water and PARTLY furniahed 2 bedroom rich rawarda. Excellent oppor­ laka privileges. , houaa. Large yard. With water, tunity for teachers for summer 963 per month. Ph. FA 2-8007 *15,000 WITH TERMS employment. For further in­ formation. write J. H. Coffield, I-BEDROOM furniahed houaa on 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH W. Washington, Chicago a, AUTO GLASS large lot. $33 month. Call C. B. S. hem* on high let with • BIG VALUES FA 2-0507. pared street and rights to canaL INSTALLED • QUICK CREDIT INSIDE HELP: Apply A A W Houaa equipped with GE nova, AIR CONDITIONED fumiihed • EASY TERMS Windshield Rack Glaai Root beer Drive-In, 1903 Krrnch refrigerator, dishwasher, dispo­ garage apartment. Adults. Call WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Door Ginn* Vent Glass Av*. sal and washing ‘ maehlaa. FA 2-1924. FURNISHED 1 bedroom house; lights: 933; I child. FA 2-2377. 21. F urniture MKN-Women $20. D^lly. Sell Lum­ A Satisfied customer ia our best USED Kenmore Washer, needs minor repairs. $23. Can b* seen advertisement. inous nameplates. Write Reeves at Lot 38. Park Avenue Trailer Ha r r i e t t s b e a u t y no o k Co., Attleboro, Mass. Pk. tos. So. Oilc Ph. FA 2 3742 CARRIER for downtown route, REDI-MIX-CONCRETE Be Lovler Witt Profm loaal Phone FA 2-3734. 37" Window Sllla *1.23 Beauty Care. 34" Window IJntela 31.23 11. Work W anted MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 109 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-3731 HOUSEWORK. FA 2 Besuty Salon FACTORY TO YOU 12. Plumbing Services 111* Oak PA 1-19*4 ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS PLUMLING 16. Flower* ft Plante Enclosed head. Sag.proof bottom Contra ctiag A Repairs rail with plaatlr ends. Plaatte Free Estimates Cut Flowers For Any Orraalon or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon R. L. HARVEY SANFORD FI.OWER SHOP cords. 204 Sanford Ave, Phone FA 2-3333 FA 2-1120 or FA 2-0270 18. Machinery - Tool* a S bedroom homa for a 2 bed­ W. B. Shlppy, Aaroc. room Price. A nifty for only 103 So. Park Av*. Ph. FA S-Mdl •7173. Don't wait on this, call ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundqulat, Asaoc. FA $-3961 Atlantic Bank Bldg. W. M. ‘'Bill" STEMPER Agency Realtor A Iniuror Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park St. Johns Realty Co. Phone FA 2 3331 $401 Park Dr. THE TIME TESTED FIRM lid N. Park Av*. Ph. FA 24121 3-BEDROOM house on French Avenue, near school, l'» baths, large living area. Ta! FA 2 $657 S-B. R. home, furn. or unfurn. Buy oquity. Will rant $110 a month. Wyanawood Dr. Ph. FA 3-3114, S-BEDROOM. 1 bath C. B. house for sale, $10,000. Terms. For n o t: M3 par mo. FA 2-7017, 2-BEDROOM houaa, 1 year* old $40d oquity, Piek up pay m enu REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN of $37.M par month, FA 3-T4T0. FURNISHED > b a d r o o m dpt. Large living room, kitchen and *M0 DOWN breakfast nook. Screened porch. Entire first floor. 211 W. m b Beautiful $ Bedrsom 1 Bath Home with Hardwood floor*. G, E. FA $ 3450. equipped Kite ban. Thermoita1-ROOM tfflclaaey apartment, lieatiy controlled Heat. Well, private bath. Suitable lor one or Landacappad Lot on Dead End couple. Aerosa from poatofflee. Btraot where Children pity la aafaty. Wo will bn proud to ahow FURNISHED cottage for rant at yon (bln today. Five Point*. $45 per month. MOVE RIGHT IN FA $-1447. FHA Financial—No Cteaiag Coat FURNISHED dpt. MO Pdrk Ave. — lor to appointment cal) — Helen E. Noonan al AT MONROE Comae: I room cot­ W. H. Aieocy ta ge, furnlihed, electric kit­ FA 9-4321Bill Stamper TA 2-4001 chen, bath. $31 par month. CaR Mrs. Paul Marra, NO S-4T1S be IUNLAND ESTATES: 1 bedroom, twaen 3:00 and 0:10 p. m. for I bath, oxtra laiga home. View appointment to mo . of laka. Aaauma FHA or FHA la s e r v i c e mortgage. Ph. FURNISHED $ B. R. Hour* PA 1147!. FA S-TM4. 13. Special Services WOMEN SEW (or profit. Eaty SERVICE CALLS $2 00 ■ U«ed furniture, appliances, toola Ready-cut wrap around apron* The Rigscit Utile Shop etc. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart In Sanford. At, P arti And home. Net profit $20.40 on doien, 313 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 3-413$ iparctime venture. W.ite AC­ Labor Guaranteed 90 Days. CURATE MFGR’a, Freeport, SANFORD RADIO A Tv CENTER CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING: AH work guaranteed. Free Bill*, New York. 9th. A Sin ford Ave. FA 21741 mates. Phone FA 2-T3I3. COLORED MAID: Mutt live on TO YOUR DOOR SERVICE premiira. $123 per month and Every Tuesday and Wednesday 22. Art idea For S a l t Hoard. Seminole County Home. SANFORT A SOWERS 181 E. Welbourne Ave. MI 22474 Call FA 2-0013. PRIVATE SALE WINTER PARK. FLA. 9. Male Help Wanted Chain Saws — Toots — Bolts— ALL our restaurant equipment frdra aih trayg to atovea — Nut! — Screw! EVERYTHING goes at idtotiw WANTED: MAN 23 TO 33 FOR and Other Part*. Phone or Writ* prices t The PH House. Hwy. | FULL TIME WATKINS ROUTE. 17-92 and 20th., Sanford Mon* NO COSIGNERS REQUIRED. day — Tutaday — Wednesday. EARN $73.00 TO $100.00 WEEK­ Sewing Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES A MODELS 9:00 A. M. - 3:00 P. M. LY TO START. WRITE WAT­ RENTALS $3 WEEK KINS, 159 WEST PEACHTREE DON’T MISS IT! 203 W. Fir*t Si. (24 hr. aer.) ST.. N. E., ATLANTA, GEORTK 1-3823 GIA. S A W D U S T and (havings. FA 2-3477, Buckner A Son. 13*A B eau ty P a rlo r* 10. Male or Female IAFF-A-DAY UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom apart­ 2-R-'0M cflicicncy apartment, ment near ichoot and tlorca; 701 Park Avrnue. > M19 Elm. No pel* pleaie. 3-ROOM furnlihed apartment with COUrLE or lady wanted lo ahara bath and carafe. ;j;o N, Narmy home. Electric kitchen, uticliiua Ave. FA 2-3144. lltiea fumiihed. 240 month. UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom duplex FA 2 5948. apartment. Lake prlvtlefea. $73. FA 2-5729 FURNISHED unMalr* apartment, hot water furniahed. $50. Phone 3-BEDROOM upaiaira downtown FA 2 8357. furniahed apartment $83 par 2-BEDROOM CB home, unturniahmonth. FA 2-3071. >’d, kitchen equipped, nice loca­ FURNISHED apartment!, hard tion. FA 2 2907, wood floor*, tile bath*. 002 W 1-REDRrtOM. Share entire house. 77th. Street. FA 2-5946. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* LOCH ARBOR: Extra larf* S bed­ private bath*, 114 W. Firot St. room, 2 bath, Florida room home. Ph. FA 2-3301. 1 1loo af your ad, and reserve* lha H|M la ratlaa or reject any idTortlaamaoi fraaa tkaf ordarad lo aaafana to tka pallet** af tl 2-RED ROOM furniahed apartment. CLASSIFIED INDEX 3t|r FURNISHED five room, ona bad- 2-BEDROOM houvr, kitchen equiproom, carafe apartment. Call pad. Ph. FA 2-5303. FA 2-06M. 3-BEDROOM (urnlahed home to FURNISHED rottsgs in Laka reapontible -people, tloo month. Mary. FA 2-304$. FA 1-5HI. . DEADLINES I 2. For Rent TODAY’S SPECIALS 57 CHRYSLER WINDSOR Fordor H ardtop Salei - Service SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTOR*, INC. • DODGE • DART • CHRYSLER SI* E. 1st 81. FA 2.0*14 OPEN EVENING T IL 4)3* BAT. T IL 1)4* NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES • Quiet Community • N ear Golf Course $450 Down T urn W est On 20th 8 t. Follow Country Club ltd. f t Wnteh F or O nr Signa . . . . OPEN D A IL Y • t M A. M. H I Dnrtt SUNDAY 1:00 P. M. T t! D ark Odham & Tudor South Plnocroot On Oner* Rood, BA af Saaford Sunland Estates 17*38. 3 miles Ita. of Mater* Closing Coat A s Low An 1271* YA-PHA, FHA-IN BERY1CB Immediate Occupancy 1 Year Penenal Battefecttea GU ARANTEE AND We agree that M during Ma meoths fettering atgadag af year sate* cataract yen eve farced far any r**a*u to move outside a 3$ mile radtaa of jcoa aew home — your dura paymeat sad etaMag caate «M he FREE WELCOME To Snafued! Be Ow 3 Days Abasia* Without Obligation At On* Of ■infeed's U tateg Ntaeta White Yon U i l i HeMtag Fee ten ft Your Family. M * Up Kaye Al SJumuhoAmm Seafeed J. �g Fm B h |a j f e * Tone, M ay t , t t W r~ & ~ — OftAND HNA1E?---------- By Alan Motor iyhounds Pull m o r ru e BO STO N r /P max: ee * ASAPCO FOR 7P S 1A 6 T P atM D U P A s m ay Out Tilt In 9th Tfcn B ufo rd Greyhounds bang- Tha Gnyhounda bow sport a ad o at three runs in Uis ninth inning to break a t 4 tl i and pick defeated on tha road this reason. The Greyhounds travel la Lees­ their eighth straight win as they defeated Tamps, 6-S Monday burg tonight and return boms Wednesday meeting Leesburg. In the game Monday, BUI Bald* win, threw two wild pitches with the bases loaded in tha ninth to glva tha Greyhounds their margin of victory. Banford'a Mika Ma­ loney sacrificed the other run N atau i Leagas home. W. L. Pet. GB AB R M RBI Pittsburgh 13 4 .750 ... TAMPA Dailesandro S 0 g 1 Ia n Franeiico * I t I ■*** 1 Weghorn f i l l Milwaukee 0 • .571 S • t. Louis 0 7 M i SVi Upturn 4 1 0 0 Green 0 0 4 1 L m Angeles 0 0 .500 4 Corralea Philadelphia 111 J U 7 Cincinnati I U .III 7 Tneeday’a Prebabla Pitchers - Philadelphia a t Chicago — Conlay (M ) v* CeccaniU (04). Milwaukee a t Sair Francisco* fp ah s (141 vs Sanford (04). Cincinnati at Lot Angeles (night) - Hook (1-0) va McDavitt (04). (Only games scheduled) WotMuday's Game* Pittsburgh at Chicago Philadelphia Fat St. Louis, Right Milwaukee at Loa Angel**, sight OkmioMU al San Francisco, Bight American League W. L. Pot. T I .» t S JH I 0 .571 0 l .545 5 4 .455 I # .400 I T .417 M M Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Mew York Detroit Boston Watalaatoa R -n aa. CNF GB ... ... ... H lit to I M baft (14) va Casals (04). Dtorntt at Naw York - Moest (01) vs Ford (M ), Chkhge a t BaRtmora (night >— Wares (1-1) va Barbsr (14). Ctovaland a t Waahington (night) •-F irry (14) va Kaat (14). GUvalaad at Washington, night OMraga a t Baltimore, Bight Detroit a t Nrw York b a f t i d t p a t Boaton Lump#, K. C, U 6t 4 M .471 Sfcownm, N. Y. U 40 • M .435 Alliaoa, Waab. U 4i to to .401 Mantis, N. Y. M to to 11 .343 Mlnoao, Chi. to 40 T 10 tog Kansan, Bah. 14 40 0 15 to3 Buddla, Bos. 11 40 I 14 to ! Runntla, Bo*. 10 M 7 10.119 Rons Battod la Natlamal Ltagnat M c C o v a y , Giant* 01; Banka, Cuba II; Cla. manta, Piratos II; Maacreakl, Pirata* IT; ftto aar, P in to s to. American Laagaai Oentlla, Ori­ oles 17; Alllaon, Senators 14; Skowron, Yankees I t; Mlnoao, While Sox U ; Maria, Yankaoe 11. x v A c r /y e P tA /e R f/V 7 /fc OPMtOJf O f A fo sr, ex rex vs) i f 5 O. / / £ S T A fr e o O ff x« /r /N r e x o B 7 7 9 0 0 /A f tn*.'-'; 1 - ■: V _ ' : V"'*V / ---------P p g f , -rj-.” v * 3 f-j* • . -'r* '*•-/ ■ - Champ! Dr. Harold Rinfr defeated Gena Witzel in the final round of tha Spencer Me­ morial Trophy tournam ent play held Sunday. Witzel wim defending cham ­ pion. F irst flight w inner was Tom F innerty. O ther flight winners were Andy Carroway, Tom Lang, ford, fiiil Vilhen, D r. H arry Woodruff and H arry Weir. s r /ie . Sweeney's Holds Bowlerefle Lead Sweeney’s remains In first placa in the Je t Rowlerettea hy a four point margin. Sweeney's record ia 17 wina against seven losses. There la a three-way tie be­ Aif 0M U*V> Hf* P T/M i AT BAT TO tween Nell's Hair Salon, TrimtftAUaUKATt m ette Figure Baton and Duke and uurnrsa Durhrss Shop lor for second place pti Or* * 3 i£A<HJE S B ! with 13-11, — ; r /o f M r Mary Esthers 1* In third, Hown's z * oaau \ Fashions in fourth with 11-12, » I t m OtiM flM PCACfxf Yowell’s and Hotisa of Rahlja Per■MgA il TMTAbMKK M W tralta are tied for fifth with 11r r o v r o r s v pc ac e . / 13. Ro-Jay'a is sixth with 0-16. and Ivey’s Shoe Store is in last spot with IH wins, 16'A Josses. Alt members of the Sweeney’s team bowled extra, good last week and really surprised Yowell'a by taking all four points by a t leant LOS ANGELES (UP1) — Fears 1600 meters he usually just gcLa 100 sticks per game. Arlene De­ that the United States might not out and runs only when he com­ dering came through like a pro wilh her 107 game and 603 seriet. be well represented in decathlon petes in decathlon competition. competition a t the Rome Olymple Games wars dispelled today as Refer Johnson neared top form for tha 10.event competition. Johnson, bolder af the V. S. record of 0302 points, haa recov­ ered from a back injury euffared last fall hi an automobile accident and ia gradually Increasing Me week to decathlon events. Two at the world’s three top la paying off four years later and 3,000 miles away. It was back in 1»S0 that the Giants signed the lS-year-oid high school and American Legion ace from Arcadia, Calif., who had been groomed to be g big league pitcher since he waa seven yeara old. At the time, they predicted he would some day become a ma­ jor league alar. It took four years but all the llgni today are that the • - foot, 3-inch, lS3-pound left-hander haa coma Into bis own. Ho turned in bla third straight victory Monday night when he pitched the Giants to a S O win that snapped the Mil­ waukee Braves’ four * game win- homer to five the Glsnls • 14 lead la the sixth. Tha Glint* ad­ ded four clinching runs la tha eighth with the aid of an error be shortstop Johnny Logan and Del Crandall'* second passed ban of the game. Willey, who suffered his first lota, fanned nine before giving way to a pinch-bitter. Elroy Face, the Plrstes1 t#5# re ­ lief pitching hero, walked scro ll the Cardinals’ winning run in lbs ninth inning and thereby suffered his second defeat of the year. Fare didn’t lose his first game until September last season and compiled an )l-l record. Stan Musial started Face’s down faU with a single. Daryl Spencer's fourth hit and second double of the game followed by an Intention* al walk filled the bases wilh none out. Then Face walked pinchhitter Carl Sawalakl lo end it. Ick turn in his th ird . brilliant ef­ fort at Candlestick Park. In three victories there the California kid has pitched two shutouts and yielded a total of one run and nine hils. The victory moved the secondplace Giants to within one game of the league - leading Pittsburgh Pirate*, whose nine-game winning HOUSTON. Tax. (UPD—Mast­ streak waa ended, 4-3, by the Si. Louis Cardinal*. The Cincinnati ers champion Arnold Palmer was Jtcdi heat the Los Angeles Dodg­ sure of a t least 03,400 more to add ers, 0-5, and the Chicago Cubs de­ to his 044,000 plui bankroll today feated the Philadelphia Phlllici, ■ • 7, in other National League as he and Bill Collins got set to tee off for an extra IS holes to games. The Cleveland Indiana acored a decide the winner of the 135,000 3-3 victory over the Waahington Houston Classic golf tournament. Palmer and Collins wound up Senator* and the Baltimore Ori­ ole* “walked” to an 11-0 decision the fourth round of the tourney over the Chicago White Sot in the same way they ended the first round — in a deadlock. They American League activily. Carlton Willey matched xeroea began Thursday by burning up the with McCormick for five innings 7,122-yard Memorial Park course but Jim Davenport hit hia fourth with six-under par 00‘s. Ron Kiln#, traded hy Bm Pirates during tha winter, went the dis­ tance tor It- Lenta to wto to* Orel gama. Ed BaUay'a threo • run eighth, inning double off World Scries relief hero Larry Sherry provided the Reds with their second wim, in 10 games. Jin* O’Toole r# r reived credit for the triumph al. though Raul Sanches and Bill Henry aucreaded him. Jim Gil­ liam and Charlie Neal bomered for tbc Dodgers and Billy Martin connected for the Redi. Don Zimmer singled with two out and the bases filled to tha ninth inning to cap n three-run Cub rally. The Phillies hsd gone ahead wilh a three • run nlnlhft) inning burst of their own higtw lighted by rookie Frank Herrera's two-run stogia. Plenty At Stake As Palmer, Collins Meet In Golf Playoff But the ■train of torn petition waa beginning to toll Monday to what waa to hiva been the final round. Coillna, of Cryatal River, shot a three-over-par 76 and Pal­ mer, who play* out of Llgonier, Pa„ cattlrd a 73, ona over par. For each It waa tha w o n t round of tha tourney, and each ended tha regulation distance with 20O'*O) for tha 72 holla. Today’s playoff will decide v*ha gets tha coveted trophy and first prise money of 06,300. The play­ off loser will get 03,400. beating Kusnataov’s best mark ( t i l l point*), and also beating him,* Johnson said, " i t wilt taka around 1800 points, possibly 1400, le win a t Roma." Although ho would aot predict WEDNESDAY MORNING (W a P lin tb • d m W edeeadajr A f t or— at) GaNted Reversible BRIDGE TABLE COVERS Imparted Csliced Glaaa • V A SES ft P IT C H E R S • TABLE MATS B to pfcft. 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Sleel On* of (hr biggest majorities In a record Seminole County pri­ mary voie Tueiday elected Mrt. Mary K«i!e Walker la* a»*e**nr sgithi m »hr defeated Itirhmd MrCanua by a loo to one total. Stock Mir. Walker'* victory biuuicht a propo.nl today from J. Hrnilry Odham that tlov. l.rltoy Collin* have hrr reinstated lit the offlre immediately. Odham rent a telegram to ColUna asking that the governor taka whatever atep* are open to him to put Mr*. Walker bark on the job without the cuatomary protocol. M n. Walker swamped McCanna in all nf the IS precincts with a tally of 5,091 votea to McCanna'a Mrs. Walker, suspended by Gov. LcRoy Collins Isle Iasi year, piled up an early lead and by the time six prccincla were in had compiled a 500-vote margin. When she arrived at the voling registrar'* office about midnight, Mrs. Walker was hailed by friends and supporters. She thanked the voters of Seminole County and said “ I will work lo the best of my ability for the best interests of the county.” "I frit Ihe victory was a vote of confidence for me," Mrs. Wal­ ker added. Mrs. Walker look every precinct by at lean a 2-1 majority, wilh t h a exception of Altamonte Crowds Like This Stood All Day To Cast Ballots In Record Vote Bryant, Carlton Make Runoff; C H E E R S G R E E T E D Mrs. Mary E arls W alker, left. Tuesday night as aha piled up a commanding lead In th a Tax AiweMor’a race In tha Democrat!* prim ary. Mrs. W alker captured all 16 precincts In her bid for re-elec­ tion. Mlsa Rebecca Stevena is shown congratulating Mrs. W alker a fte r tha final returns were In. (Herald Photo) Senator Leads In Primary Vote MIAMI <UP1>—A Hsrvdrd law­ yer noted for hi* oratory and a young rancher wboao father waa governor will fight it out May 24 in a Democratic primary raaoff lor govarnor of Florida, i Farris BryaM of.Oeale. « , tad Days K. Cartte* It., r , wiM otact off alraoot naek-aad each k flnt primary raturaa a* Uay scrambio far tha vote* of tha tight lotlag candidate!. George Downs, IN ; Harvle Seller, IN ; Bill Hendrix, so and Jim MeCorvey, 36. Jacksonville Mayor Hay don Burn* ran a surprisingly strong third with 155,135 votes and at one Usm lata Tuesday was within BOO votes of eatrhiag C trl too. Biggest prises in tha runoff cam­ paign will b t John McCarty’s 55,IN vote in Dado County, Haydan doft Burns’ Burnt' S5.U1 vote in Du* Carlton regained the load ovar val, and Tad David'a >I,*2T vole Bryant in tha race aa lata re ­ in Dade. David, the most liberal on tha turns came In. With 1.M* of th t atate’a 1.ST1 precinct* reported nnotflcielly, Carlton lad tb* tint primary with 1 179,401 votea l* 177,969 far Bry­ ant. The lead ha* shifted between the candid ale# at taaat three Lime* during the counting lata Tuesday and early today. Farrt* Bryant polled the largest vote In tha gubernatorial race in MIAMI (UP!) — Stale Treasurer Seminole County, followed by J. Edwin Larson and Comptroller Doyte Carlton and John McCarty. Bryant got 2.197 voles, Carlton B«y Green won re-nomination in 4 had 1,797 and MeCarty rolled up Tuesday’! Democratic primary, *1,597. but it will taka runoffs to (ill the Haydns B u n a waa fourth with seats of retiring Secretary of State LIU- la flftk plaeo waa Tad DaM. A. Gray and late Agriculture Commlsslocr Nathan Mayo. Doyle Conner of Starke and W. R. Hancock, who apraad-eagtod a air­ man field., will duel for Mayo'a old office. State Sen. Tom Adams or Orange Park rolled up a one-sided lead in Iht Brat primary, but was forced Into a runoff by Jess Yarborough of Miami for the post being vacat­ ed by Gray. Semlnote County voter* by a 2-1 in olbar state-wide races: Ed­ majority- ondorae* Barnard Par- win Mason of Miami and Jim Blan­ m b to Titusville I t represent them ton of SL Petersburg outdistanced as M aster t e n tea m b Dis­ Harry Arkus of Tampa to win run­ trict. off spot* far a teat on the HailParriak polio* 6 929 votes to road and Public Utilities Commis­ Gary Bennett's 1,924. Parrish took sion. all tha 19 precincts by at Matt Veteran Supreme Court Justice 2-1 majority. Brevard County newspapers re ­ Glena Terrell won handily over ported that Parrish sis* got nearly Miami attorney Charles Bodner In a two to one victory hi tea bans* bis re-aominstioQ bid, Ia a contest for judge of the county. Parrish lad ia all but four amall First District Court of Appcala, precincts in Brevard's 41 voting Donald K. Carroll of Tallahassee areas in gaining an I.IM total won with comparative ease over to 6,397 for Barnett, they repotted. Hobort Ball of Jacksonville. With 1,717 praciaclo reported In tha trgrteuflura race, Conner pall­ ed 245,13! votri to IN,775 for Han­ cock. Third was Loran Carlton with 09,907, Adams rolled up 1*5,142 votes WASHINGTON fUPI) - House payola Investigators left a brood is the accrctary of state’s race. hint to Um teteviatoo networks to­ Yarborough trailed with 112,040 day to Improve their program­ votes. Larsea, state treasurer since ming or become Um possible ta r­ 1940, piled up 327 IN votes. Far get of a congressional Inquiry. Rap. William H. Springer (B-Ili.) back war* Al Cahill, N.519; Era served noUc* before Ihe subcom­ • it CoUlas, 92,375; aod W. O. Mur­ mittee completed He public heir- rell J r. 3t,123. Green piled up a 424.142 to 121,, lags on payola Tuesday that he, lApior one, Intended to proos Car a s investigation lata TV programming K the quality a f shows isn’t im­ proved. Seminole Endorses Parrish As Senator From 37th District T V Networks Get •Probe Warning Armed Forces Meet Friday Plans far Armed Forces Day scheduled May 21, will b* discusand a t a apodal meeting at 5 p. m. Friday to City Mai. Armed Forma Day Chairman Joel Fields aa- Wi&sn race italic in the field, announced ha would campaign actively for Carlton La lh« runoff. David got a Hate total of 77,626. Burnt went to bed Wednesday morning rafuslng to eonccda ha was out of the race an* said it would bt inappropriate for hint to announce wha ha will support In the runoff. McCarty, who ran fourth with 132.771 voles, also turned in without laying who ho mlghl suppurl, Dirklnion, who polled 104,M3 did ihe isme. Nows Briefs Other vole prlici lor the two runotf candidate* will be Burns’ 21,ON In Dsde and 16,039 In Hills­ borough; David’s 16,604 In! Brow­ ard, and Dickinson’s 21, 80f ia Fa Jos Beasts e a t I t ,M (n Darfe. But Bryant would run strong in rural area* and northwast Florida as ha did Tuesday. Among others, be carried Alachua, Jackaon, Lake aod Manatee, H* also carried oountlai with sum* of Klorida's larger clUes, including Enrambil, Orange Pinellas, and Volusia. He ran well in Hillsborough County although Carlton carried that county 24,273 to 16.089 Significantly, Bryant carried JO counties—mo»t of them r u ra lwhile Carlton tarried only II— moil of them big. Burns carried eight counties, Dickinson ate, Harvle Belier sis and John McCarty five. David won only Broward. Bill Hendrix, George Downs and Jim McCorvey Tailed to carry a rounty. The counties Carlton carried were Collier, Dade, DcSolo. Closing Arguments WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPD—Judge James Knott and a 13-man jury will bear doting a r­ guments today In the murder trial of Dennis Whitney, 17, admitted slayer of six men and a woman. Hide And Seek DARIEN, Ga. (U PD -M rs. 0 . J. Reynold*, fighting a divorce effort by her luba<*co • belr hus­ band, played hide and aeak with his layers and sheriffs depu­ ties today while the split-up trial ground on through legal argu­ ments and written depotetions. Rights Probe WASHINGTON IUPI) — Tha Civil Rlghla Commission has alert­ ed investigating job discrimina­ tion by the armed force* and the National Guard. A commission spokesman (aid Tueiday that tha study would cover discrimination In any employment where (he federal government pays part of tn* employe's salary. 5 Face Firing Squad TEHRAN, Iran (Cl*l 1—A fir­ ing squad today aaicuted five members of aa allaga* Communist organisation for plotting to over­ throw the Shah’i government,-a military apokeimea announced. Another IT persons. Including a woman, have been sentenced to prison terms ranging from 10 y a rn to Ufa, tha apokesraan said. Red Visit WASHINGTON fLfl>l> - Tbe commander-in-chief of tbs Soviet Air Force and nine other Russian air officer* will iriait i s United States next week, Um Pentagon announce* today. Tha visit waa described as a return af tbe trip to Russia by Geo. Nathan F. Twining- chairman of the U. S. M at Chiato of Staff, when bo was chief *f staff of tha Air Fore* By United Preas International Republicans today hailed Vica President Richard M. Nixon's showing against Sen. John P. Ken­ nedy (D-Masi.) In Indiana’s presi­ dential "popularity ronlrsl” as a as a great upset victory which foreshadowed GOP success in No vember. Returns from all but a few hun­ dred nf Ibe 4,299 precincts gave Nixon 369,249 voles and Kennedy 333,117 in Tuesday's primary. The candidates were without major opposition in thrir separata races. Tha Massachusetts Democrat, w!m made four campaign owing* through the slate, had predicted in advance he would pile up the most votes. Nixon, who did no cam­ paigning ia Indiana, had forecast b# would trail. Casselberry First Aid Class Tonight Casselberry's volunteer firefight­ ers will learn genrral first aid, life­ saving and how to operate a reiuscitalor In Ihe department first aid course which opens tonight. Firemen from other county de­ partments also have been invited to taka the course aJaco lots of firemen would need to know first aid techniques la case of a big blase, Casselberry Kira Chief Paul Ratal aaM. Tha meeting hi too Casselberry Are bouse will algrt at 7j>9 p. as white Brows look sevynJHqigrvflk Brownproved strong m thevanfora precincts. In District I, Williams, who dur­ ing tha campaign had said he would not aven Issue vole cards because be was unlucky at the game, polled the largeil vote tally with 2,B*9 votes ei compared (a Cordell's 2,010. J. H. Van Hoy, w*o was appointed county commis­ sioner from the district two months ago, polled 1,166 votes. Williams took the majority of Hie precincts and Cordell came up strong in ths three Sanford pre­ cincts. In Ihe most holly contested race, Incumbent Lawrence Swofford was high maa in District 3, polling 1.896 voles. Swofford dominated the Sanrord precincts while his cloiesl opponent, Avery, who polled 1,513 votes, proved strong In Ihe coiinly. Oils Fourakre was third with 1,374 votes followed by A. R. Lormaim, 1,369 and Edward Zimmer­ man, 97S. In District t, Incumbent Homer Little polled the largest vote, 2,3tw, to FiUpatrirk’s 2,334. George Ball polled 1.685 votes. • During the early returna, KiltPatrick trailed Lillie by a big ma­ jority but pulled up airung In the large Sanford precincts. Fllrpstrick led by 69S voles In LlUe'a 587 In Precinct I. Little pulled away to early lead In the Chuluola, Geneva, Alta­ monte Springs and Oviedo pre­ cincts. WASHINGTON (UPl) - Rep. Joel BroyhlU (R-Va.) said today President Eisenhower la thinking ■boLt calling Congress into special session if the Housr and Senate *l**h hia foreign aid program aubManually. Broyhill made Ibe atatement af­ ter he and II other Republican con­ gressmen had breakfast with the President at the White House. Broyhill laid the President made no specific threat hut that he got Ihe “definite impression” that Eis­ enhower would call Congress back into seasion If Use mulual eecurity program Is materially cut. The present session is expected lo ad­ journ in lima for the July conven­ tion. "I bad Use feeling that if we did not go along wilb hie mutual se­ curity program, Ibtrs was danger of being called back into special session,” Broyhill fold reporters. Board To Meet The County Commission will meet at 19 a. m. Thursday ia thq Courthouse, Chairman John Krider said today. Ths regwlar Tuesday meeting of the board was post­ poned because of otoettoa dap. Arthur Beckwith, taking 15 of Um IS precinct* ia Iht county Demo­ cratic primary, was elected clerk of (be Circuit Court. Beckwith defeated incumbent Da­ vid Gatchal with an unofficial vota tally of 4.1N to 2.401. The only preelncl Gatchol won was In Altamonte Springs, wharo be polled 1M vote* to Beckwtlh'e 164. Beckwith, who has been working in the tax collector's office for Ihe past eight y ean , said after his vic­ tory, "I could not bava won Ihle election by myself. 1 am humbly grateful for the support I receiv­ ed.” Beckwith opened tip with an early lead and proved strong la Ihe Ihrer Sanford prerlncts. In Precinct 2, the biggest one in tha rounty, he polled 1,020 votea la Gslchel'a 546. Galchrt was appointed clerk late last year alter O. P. Herndon re ­ tired. Voters returned Sheriff J. I-. Hobby to office in the primary arier • close race with J. .(J. (Slim) Galloway. Galloway, showing strength in many of the bigger precincts, look two of Um three Sanford pre­ cincts. However, Hobby finally got 4,655 votes to 3,497 for Galloway. The election board met today to tabulate 277 absentee ballots and to make the oflicial canvas# of Tuesday's pri* ary. Tbe complete official tabula­ tion by precincts will bo published ia Thursday's Herald. Reward Offered On Dog Shooting Mrs. Hazel Porter of 1104 25th St. today offered a flOO reward for information leading to tha identity of whoever abet hat dog se a r her home, Mrs. Porter aaM too dog was found buried approximately ana block from her homo after tha Mrt. Camilla Bruce seeking rerlcrtion as supervisor of regMralion, grabbed the biggest vote majority of all candidates In Ihe primary when she swamped 3tn. Kathleen Reynolds by a 3-1 vote. Mra. Bruce got 3,149 votes, com­ pared to Mrt. Rejnolds' 1,190. Roy Mann won hantllly over Ray Slaton for the school board from District I. Mann collected 3,312 votea to Sit Ion's 1.906. In the Justice of the peace race In District 3, Tho nat G, Moon defeated Phillip M. Packard, 426 votes to 290. in the four-man race tor the Justice of ihe peace District 6, Elmer Ashley got 922 votes to L. L. Cox, 239; John Ncttleion, 535 and Homer Sewel, 3N. In the constable’* race In Dis­ trict 9, Gredy Uall rolled up 1,156 volet compared to W. D. Bridge's 523 and Fraitk Lurry's 194. Photo Exhibit To Open Here Springt. where McCanna eoBeoted 223 votes to her 250. Odham's telegram to Collins Slid: Tha voters of Seminol* County in yesterday's primary eaat 3.091 voles for Mary Earl* Walker and 2,268 votes for Richard E. Mc­ Canns In the Tax Assessor's race. It is obvious that the people to Seminole County want Mrt Walk­ er to be their tax assessor. You suspended Mrs. Walker based on the information you had and on Ihe fael that the comp­ troller's review of Seminol* County'* tax records had said tho records that did axiat were tho worst of the 67 counties. In my opinion, falling to extract from her a promise that the would do belter, you as governor did tha only thing you could do In dis­ charging the dullei required of you as governor when you sus­ pended her. The two men who wore present with you at the hearing, Sen. Douglas Stcnitrom and Rep. Mack Cleveland of Seminole County, mad* no public comment follow­ ing Ihe hearing which you held with Mrs. Walker. Mra. Walker'a ads during the campaign have said that aha was "unjustly” sus­ pended by you, the governor, when, "I dared to fight for your rights.” You will recall that at the hearing her attorney, Ur. Algle Speer, made tho ebirg* that there was one man respon­ sible for your decision and that was Mr. Odham. This Impression, la my opinion, hat been success­ fully conveyed to tb* people a t Seminole County. They felt the! my tactics were high handed. You know, and God abovo knows, that 1 personally never discussed with you Mra. Walk­ er'a suspension prior lo your ac­ tion, but Irrespective,af that fee* I am certain that tha public bolieves otherwise. 1 do not offer to anyone any apologies that I waa ertUeal to Mary Earle Walker's tax assess­ ment records. 1 do not apologlt* for having foughf for a tax equaii* i i t Ion because it was both law* ful and necessary, • t feel the fart that Mao-Waito, er haa successfully *conveyed to tha people that the high love! of assessment, or foil cash value Is here lo atay * • which la cer­ tainly a change in her position • • was an additional decisive factor la helping to re-elect her. Now that she has publicly aommilted herself to a position of full cash value assessment* (which if she had. don* to yon aba could hav* prevented her suspension In tha first place), and now that the has been reelected by an overhhalming vote of tho people, I foci that it la my duty to recommend to you publicly that aha be immediately reinstated if that can possibly be don* eo that our government eon be truly re­ presentative of the peoples' oxpressed will. Richard K. McCanna, whom you appointed and who stepped to to do a job for tha people of this county, deserves tha gratitude and appreciation of every cilUan af this county. On* thing Is sure, and (hat It thal McCanna had nothing whatsoever to do with tho ■uspen'lon and three other men that I know of • • John Courier, who was contacted by me; Bert Hollingsworth, a CPA of San­ ford who was contacted by my; and David Galchel, then a County Commissioner who waa suggested by Senator StenHrom • • were possible appointees to the job. McCanna to the end received tha unanimous vota of your local committee, the retire legislative delegation and Ihe entire County Commission. He has served with credit and dlitlnclioe and terved al a time when no one else would or could and one thing of hia accomplishment Is certain; that through tha line Job that be did do, a high level of assessment and a fair level of aiicism ent was endorsed by the great m a­ jority of candidates for local of­ flre, Including his opponent Mr*. Walkrr herself, I am proud Is say that 1 voted for Richard K. McCanna in appreciation for the fine job that 1 feel ha has don* and the service he has rendered lo tha people of Seminol* County. I realise lhal normally suspen­ sion* must await Um cod to a term or Senate coolirmrtlon of your action. It ia obvious that is following either to thesa courses unnecessary time and expense occurs without benoftt to anyune. As I said previously, I feel tho fact thal Mrs, Walker ha* pub­ licly coramHtad to the lawful aod high level to assaismeot ia asauranca enough that she haa - nji changed her mind and the fact that ths people have re-elected bar In my opinion makes tala departure from normal procedure a proper course to aelloa to “ The Traveling Photo Salon of Florida Photographer's Asia. low. I am hopeful that “ Um will bo o* view to Urn public be does. Upon seeding this Thursday, Friday and Saturday *t Jsmaom'a audio, W. Firet you I am rafoaatag la at. newspaper a eopgr to photo- shall appreciate your reply af your oarUoto ooov graph* is wnlaitato to all and. Anyone interested In � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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A MAKE •' ■ ■' F irt X-Riy Photo Of Sunk Shown In Science Exhibit VOTE YOUR COUNT! WAJWINOTON (UPI>—Tb# fln t X-rajr vietura avar taktn of th« | M fft a txMbitod at lb* National AaaOamr #f laioacoa Thuraday. . T>o vbotograv*. ukaa bjr a roc* bat flrad Uat weak at WMto Saadi, H, M., ikon that the aua la «.raauadad by a vaat kaJo o( X*radla* rot rout Man within Ha anper kot aorona. # Seiantiata atttaOIng to# aeada* ■y*a aaaval matting calltd the l i a r victor* a tramaadoua tech­ nical achievement. Thar laid it vM gravida aav undemanding of radioUm i which govern radio com* municatloni to earth. ■1 W gkotogragk waa obtained by • Naval Baaaareh Laboratory •atm, headed by Richard L. Blake, with the help of an Aerobta-Hl rocket fired IN mllea into the own best interests $2 MILLION HAIL STORM awept through central Texaa and pelted San Angelo with hail atonea an big aa golf balla and aoma pelleta actually reached the sign of baaeballa. Thia picture ah ow a part of the damage done in San Angelo. **Tt above tba'iua rimmed by a bright X-ray kale and aevenl in* tanae ageta at bright X*ray emia* *# DO NOT BE I N F L U E N C E D THIS IS A CHOICE YOU MUST MAKE YOURSELF S. GARY BEN N ETT JR. BEN N ETT’S OPPONENT Experienced And Proven Leader • Mayor O f Cocoa 6 Years • Municipal Judge Proven Tool o f Special Group* • Bulkhead • Oil Refinery • Sale o f Public Land* (Brevard’n Mont Progressive City) Dr. Herbert Friedman, superinMadam ef the atmosphere and aaIraphyatcs division of the labors Wry, ^explained the photograph at a symposium ea solar amlaakma. IBs surface ef the visible tun haa a temperature of about 10,100 dograoa fabrombalt. Stretching mil* Boas of miles Into apaea la the dun's tardasl atmosphere, vary thin, but vary hot. H a eorooo'a average tampers* tura is about 1.100,000 dogma fabrsnhett with local hot spots resetting perhaps 11 millioa da* -The electrons raee about at such high apeeda," Friedman laid "tbit their collisions with the Wavy nuclei generate X-rays." Friedman said the X-ray intenatty "baa been found In play an important roto In the formation of Mm toaospbert," the charged reg m t of tho upper atmosphere, -which in tura controls loag-rango Mdio communications." : Be Seated •WAMPSCOTT. Mass. (UPI) ••Selectman Donald K. Coatln opposed the Mao of n pay raise far tho selectmen. But taxpayers voted them raises of 91M a year i, anyhow. Coatln announced flM would bo spool to buy • nnw twirol chain for tho By PHIL NEWSOM when or if a king Is to return to UPI Pereign EdMor There la •peculation ia Spain the Spanish throne. The speculation arises from a Franclico that Generalissimo recent meeting between Franco Franco may be about to disclose and the royal pretender, Don one of bla . most closely guarded Juan do Borbon. Officially uncon­ seers Is. firmed reports from that meeting That would bo something about say Franco recognised the Borbon'a royal claim, thus eliminat­ ing other possible claimants. Within the Borbon family, there are two possibilities—Don Juan de Borbon, or his aon, Prince Juan WASHINGTON (UPI) The Carioi. The son, under Franco's guid­ Army succeaafully fired its pow­ erful Nika-Seus anti-missile from ance, haa been given the educa­ underground for tho first time tion of royalty^-allcndance at all at the White Sands testing range three of the nation's military academies, army, navy and air. in New Mexico. Ha now is embarking on a An announcement here said the hugs . missile, packing 130,000 pound! o f thrust io its tirst stag*, roared aloft from an underground "c o ll" or "alio." The teat rocket carried a dum­ my second stage and warhead. The Longwood Clvie League will Five previous Zeus firings have install its new officers at a cov­ been conducted from tho aiirface, ered dish supper arid family three o f. them successfully. night celebration May 3. Mrs. Garland Shaw wai re­ elected president In the recent •lections, Mrs. W. J. Hsrtley wss TALLAHASSEE (UPI ) - State nsmed vice president; Mrs. Ira Hotel and Restaurant Commia- Wilson, second ' vies president; sioner Richard Edgerton said to­ Miss Dorothy Heath, secretory; day an estimated 14 to II Florida Mrs. Stephen Rockwell, tressur* resort botela and motels will g » bankrupt this year. Edgerton said log secretary;* and Mias Ella this to m°ra than usual, but is not Cummings, house chairman. •a indication o f a decline ia tourist Tho supper will bo at f ;30 p.m. business. at tho league building. Anti-Missile Test A Success New Officers To Be Installed Motels In Trouble? term of civilian atudici under tutori. Monarchiit lou rcci »»y the father allowed hia aon to return to Spain only upon aaaurance from Franco that the Borbon dy­ nasty would ba the cboacn one. Don Juan ia the man on whom monarchists currently are placing their beta. Spanish law now provides that whoever takes the Spanish throne must be more than 30 years old, a Catholic, a Spaniard and from a recognised royal family. The 47-year-old Don Juan fits the de­ scription. Hia son still la too young. Monarchist soi/rccs in Franca and Portugal expect Franco to give a hint of hia plans during a forthcoming visit to Barcelona where ha is expected to make at least two Important speaches. These sources believe one of Franco's first moves will be to bring forth a law establishing the rights and powers both of a chief of itata and a chief of govern­ ments, roles now filled by Franco. Franco himself haa said repeat­ edly that Spain ia a monarchy but that he has a lifetime mandate to direct Spaln'i destiny. Only one thing would cause him to abandon what he considers a providential duty. That would be ill health. In Portugal, where the pretrnder lives Jo exile, royalist source* expect nothing concrete for two year* But they also believe it might com* earlier. • Outstanding Conservationist • Farsighted Planner • Proven Ability (Island In Mallet Crank) “CROWN PRINCE" .O F PO LITICA L CLIQUES Proven Courage to FIGHT for PRINCIPLE? o f Good Government T IP TH E (SnV Admitted) SCALE IN YOUR FAVOR! VOTE FOR S. G A R Y B EN N ET T , Jr. •• * . • ■’ 1 STATE .' — .1 * .’* | \. *I SENATOR * . * ,\ J4 • • 37th DISTRICT (Seminole and Brevard Counties) pd. pol. ftdv. ^ m w ic a ii^ Io m e g a y s ^ “ BEST H O M E FOR T H E M O N E Y IN F L O R I D A ” Move in for $145 down AMERICAN HOME MAGAZINE ANNOUNCED that North Orlando Homo* won tho award, "lo»t Homo for Tho Monty In Florida,M for its Mod. 6021 homo. Tho expert* from American Homo contidared design of tho homo, price rangt, floor plow, coit of tho lend, typo of conitracHen, buildlog materials, loning, ond many other factors that influence tho voluo of o homo in o community. rooms, two ceramic tilo bathe. Designed to mako your ovoryday living more comfortable, booutiful, and carefree, this North Orlando Homan award wlnnnr nan ba your* far only $145 down. $145 DOWN MOVES YOU IN to this $14,045 award winning homa. Tho ** including all doling canfi, monthly paymanti of $79.16 include intarait and amortisation. If you thought you had to •ova far yaarg and yonri to awn your awn homo, you batter m o thi* award winner and sis other fully furnished homo* at North Orlando Hama* today. Other medals require a dawn payment of at little aa $110. n o rth o rlk n d o a no wed. RHONI M l 7-5512, TI 1-4401, or Sonford FA 2-7342 |* \• j iJ *, \ # WATCH THI NORTH ORUNDO HOMU AWARD THIATIR, SATURDAYS AT II i l l ON CHANNIL f. 4UMOUMU* WORK CINTIR K1TCHIN mokes cooking fun. North Orlando Homos' kitchens include built-in Prnwoy oran and range, Frigidaire rofrignrotor-lrottnr, links in qdpfBk* Han—n» l f . t INJOY FLORIDA UVIMt in thin spacious living room. At North Orlando Homos torgo exponas* of fllou help crooto O specious and dramatic indoor-outdoor-offset. In joy barbecue* and parties on thto'preoned-in patio, virtually another l* * g �* Here Are Polling Places Here are the polling locations for residents o f Seminole County’* 16 precincts: Precinct 1: West Sanford, 116 French Ave. Precinct 2: Lake Monroe, church annex, p r e c in c t 3: East Sanford, Home Center, 25th and Sanford Ave. Precinct 4: Paola, Wilson School. Precinct 5: Oviedo, Town Hajl. Precinct 6: Geneva, community house. Precinct 7: Chuluota, old school house. Precinct 8: Goldenrod, community house. Precinct 9: Longwood, Town Hall. • Precinct 10: Lake Mary, Presbyterian Church annex. Precinct 11: Altamonte Springs, community house. Precinct 12: Forest City, Purvis Real Estate. , Precinct 13: Slavia, school annex. Precinct 14: Fern Park, Casselberry, Prairie Lake Legion Hall. Precinct 15: Sanford proper, National Guard Armory. Precinct 16: Bear Lake, Florida Power Lounge. VOL. XLIX WEATHER: Partly cloudy with chan* of Mottorod shower* tonight and Tuesday. High today, 8t-A8. lo w tonight, 90-88. SANFORD. FLORIDA United P n u Leased Wire Established 2908 MONDAY. MAY 2, 1960 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK fUPD — Stock prices at 1 p. m.: American TAT ................... «TS American Tobacco ............. Maw Bethlehem Steel .................. 4 (4 Caterpillar ............................ J4'v Chrysler ............ 44i* Curtiss - Wright ................ 20H DuPont ............................... 303 Eastman Kodak ................ loots Ford Motor SS General E le ctric................... a*‘ « General Motors .......... 44(4 Graham • Paige ................ 2S Int. T A T .......................... 3»H Lortllard .......................... 36** Minute Maid ....................... 17H Penney It7W Penn RR .............................. 1314 Sears Roebuck ....................... 4S Studebaker .......................... 11H s All Over Now News Briefs But The Voting * I Chessman Is Executed RAN QUENTIN, Calif. (U P I)— Caryl Chessman waa executed to­ day. He wax gassed to death ni Baa Quentin prison In the climactic finale of a fight for life that spanned It years, 10 months nnd 7 days. Attorneys for Chessman fought vainly up to the taro hour o f 12 noon to set aside tha ninth exrcution data for tha .in-year-old 1-oa Angeles Iddnapar-rohber-esn 4#rrorist. And even as - he slumped life­ lessly in hla chair-traps ia tha octagonal, pastel green gas cham- bar, letUra and telegrams poured Into llov. Edmund G. Brown’s Sacramento office from around tha world pleading that ha be spared. Rut Brown, an opponent of eapital punishment, refused to inUrfere with the execution. He granted Chessman an Itth hour reprieve Feb. Ill so the California legislature could consider a capital punishment law and because of fears that hta execution might trigger demonstrations against President Elsenhower a# his South American trips. Km i t t e d t i toa tha death penalty. Brown aaid ha « u powerless to aat because tha But# Supra me Court voted threa times by a 44 margin againat raeommcnding clemency. Thu* anded tha Incredible *t°ry uf an ebscure habitual criminal who after antering death row l>erama a best-selling author, sslftaught legal expert and world­ wide eymhol In the campaign agaimt capital puniehment. During hie years on death row Chetaman aaw M men and one Ike To See Maneuvers WASHINGTON <UPI) - President Eisenhower, weather permu­ ting, plans to fly to Ft. Rrnning, Ga., Tuesday to witness Army In­ fantry training manuevers for one day, the White House announced today. Heavy Death Toll Candidates for 30 county offices were doing last minute patchwork on their politicking today after making their final formal primary pleas before about l.Ooo residents at (he Democratic rally Saturday night. The Reid of 32 candidates seek­ ing countywide offices, two men running for one school board posi­ tion ond two seta of district con■UMs and peace justice eandi dates make up the county ballot. Semihole Voters also will help Brevard County choose a stale senator for the two-county 37th Senatorial District, with Bernard Parriah of Titusville and Gary Bennett Jr. of Cocoa running for thia seal. Unopposed candidates are John Galloway, tax collector; Vernon Mite, county Judge; Karlyle Housholder, county prosecuting MIAMI (UPI)— Florida’s candidate* for gttvernor gathered in vote-heavy Miami today for an Uth hour tele­ vision appearance. Between 200,000 and 250,000 votes are expected to be cant in the Mfaml area—Dade County — in the Florida pri­ mary election Tuesday. I k Voter registration la Florida Is I , > lj763,000 with experts In Talla- [ C S K S B B H B B f l H f l f l l l hsisce predicting a.votr of around •00.000. iWith such a light vole, Dade County could be the key. The long-rang.- weather predic-. Hon waa for scattered showers in the peninsula from Tampa south­ ward Tuesday, with clear weather to the north. i Unless one of the 10 Democratic candidates for governor gets a majority of the total vote cast Tuesday, there will be a run-off between the top two May 24. A elear majority in the Oral primary is unlikely. It has happened only once. Most of the candidates will ap­ pear on a television panel here tonight. Sure to be on hand were Doyle E. Carlton Jr., Farris Bry.ant, John McCarty, Haydon Burns, Transportation At least twn candidates ofred the public free tranc­ he poll* Tuesday. Sheritr J. L. Hobby aikrd that anyone wishing a free ride call FA Y-5321, FA 2*363, FA 2 5117 or FA 2-734L , -Arthur Beckwith Jr., candiI t B . for circuit court clerk, M g fljfercd free transportation to llmae calling F 3-11T*. MRS. JOHN COURIER Mrs. John Courier To Succeed Lingo By MARION B. JONEB attorney; R. T. Mil wee, supt. of public instruction; James A. Birkenmeyer, member of the. board of public instruction from District 3; George Kelsey, constable .Dis­ trict 3; W. Hugh Duncan, juatlro of the peace, district 4 and A. C. Doudnry, county surveyor. In other racea, Arthur Beck­ with Jr. will !>« trying to unseat David Gatchel as Clerk of the Circuit Court. In a race that promises to be one of (be moat interesting and hotly contested, Mrs. Mary Earle Walker and Richard McCanns will be seeking the tax assessor post. Candidates in other races are: Sheriff, J. Q. Galloway and Sheriff J. I„ Hobby. District I County Commission­ er— Donald I . Balsa, T. V. Brown and J, C. Hutchison. ' District 2— Count, Commission p o s t - J. D. Cordell, J. H. Van Hoy and Ted Williams. Diatrict 3 'County Commission post— James P. Avery Jr., Oils Fourakre. A. R. l-ormann, Law­ rence SWofford and Edward Zim­ merman. • • ...................... .District I County CemmDs'oncr —George W. Bell, John FlUpatrlck and Homer Little. . Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Camilla D. Bruce and Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds. School Board post from District 2—Hoy Mann and Ray Staton. Juslire of the Peace District 3 — Philip Packard and Thomas Moon. Conatabla Dlitric* 4—R. E. Carroll, O. G. Owens, Alvin J. Petty, and Lewi* A. Tate. Justice of the Peace District • —L. L. Cox, John G. Nettleton, Elmer Ashley and Homer Sewell. Constable Diatrict 4— W. D. Bridge, Grady L. Hall and Frank Luccy. Total registration for Qie prlmary .ii 14,502, highest number ot electors for any primary In the county's history. Mora than 270 absentee ballots have been cast. Supervisor o f Registration Mrs. Camilla Brucn has 34 voting ma­ chines for use In the 16 precincts in the county, Mrs. Bruce has predicted that the vote on Tues­ day will excood to,000. With only twn candidates In six o f the 30 contests, these six racea will be Settled Tuesday. Some others may be settled also, •vrn though there are three can­ didates. It appears improbable any one of the five candidate! in the Dis­ trict 3 County Commission race will get a majority of the total and win a first primary victory No new issues were brought into the campaign Saturday night and most of the candidates uiged all registered voters to go to the polls and urged them to vote for the best qualified and ignore the influence o ' friends and groups. TALLAHASSEE (U PI) At Icaat 12 peraona were killed in weekend traffic aecidenta on Flor­ ida’s rosd s. and hlghwaya. acveo of them in two mishaps. In other accidental dealhi, five boya drown­ ed in a boating accident Sunday near Chipley and a child airangled on a ball. Desecration Suit JACKSONVILLE (U PI) - Jack­ sonville waa to aeek dlsmlaaa! to­ day of a suit aimed at deaegregalion of all city recreation facili­ ties. Arguments on the ciiy'a mo­ tion In dismiss the suit were sched­ uled before U. S. District Judge Bryan Simpson. The suit was filed several weeks ago by a group of Negroes. East Germans Flee BERLIN (U PI) More than 1,000 East Germans fled to West Berlin over - the weekend, many of them taking advantage of the Communist May Day Celebrations to do so, w M i dlkMli rd today. Uag B s jj.to B ■ t o t Whitney Trial WEST PALM BEACH ( U P I ) Altorneya began picking Jurors to­ day to try Dennis Whitney, 17, for the murder of one of seven persona the boy said he killed In a cross­ country crime spree. Slill a ques­ tion mark as (he proceedings open­ ed in the Palm Hcarh County courthouse were the results of mental icala to determine Whit­ ney's u n ity. Pre-Summit Talks Hampered By Turkey Riots Divorce Suit * CLAYTON (U PI)—Tobacco heir R. J. Reynolds, 54—who shouldn't be smoking—attempts tu get a divorce from hia third wife, charg­ ing Hint she is mean and wasteful. Mrs. Muriel Reynolds countered with claims that her husband pack ed bar off to Europe white he put in motion efforts to dissolve their marriage. She asked Superior Court to award her $6 million if the divorce ia granted. Damage Heavy In 2-Car Mishap A two car collision on French Ave. and First Bt. resulted In fttoO damage U> two r a n Sunday night, police reported. Police aaid ■ car operated by Ralph C. Hewith Sr., of Or­ lando, hit a vehicle drivrn by Goaa David at 311 W. ISth St. None o f the drivers were Injured, police added. Police charged llewilh with failure to have his vehicle under control. Damage to his car waa eatlmalcd at $l,0<>0 and MOO to David's vehicle. Mrs. John Courier Jr. has been ................... named to succeed T. L. Lingo Sr. as city clerk of Ovlrdo, Her duties will he the same aa those of her predecessor, in­ cluding tax assessor and tax collector. Mrs. Courier came to Sanford when she was a few months old and attended Sanford schools and Is a graduate of Seminole High School. Upon graduation she went to work for Chase and Company and married John Courier who is now connected with Chase. The scheduled County Commis­ The Couriers have four children. sion meeting Tuesday hat been Johnny, 16. Jimmy. 12; and tha postponed until Thursday because A Jacksonville Naval Air Sta­ twini. Mary and Martha, I. of primary day. tion sailor waa beaten and robbed oo Palmetto Ave. late Saturday night with 1140 in cash and valu­ ables taken, police reported. Tbn sailor was Identified as Clarence Jones who told police that throe Negroes “ Jumped him,* knocked him out cold and took approximately S20 and a wristwatch valued at 3120." Jones said he could not idrnli fy hla assails nla. Meet Postponed COUNTY 4*H LAMP CONTEST WINNERS Harry Clement* of Luke Mary nnd David Jakubcin of Slavia show their winning lamp* to their club lead­ er*, Mr*. Cecil Mixon of Lake Mary and Mrs. Paul Lukaa o f Slavin. Harry won first place in the lamp contest on County Contest Day Saturday and David took second. From the left are Mrs. Mixon, Harry, David CIIOOBINfs THEIR PRIZES for taking tha three top places in the 4-H unior speaking contnat, Jonathan nnd Paul Lukaa, and Billy Mikler have a ard choice to make. The boya won the prisea in the county content, Satur­ day. Jonathan waa firet, Paul aecond, and Billy, third. J V- Sailor Beaten, Robbed In City DeBory Volunteer Officers Named DaBary Volunteer Fire Chief Edward Healy selected hia assortate officers for tha Mrs depart­ ment at the monthly drill re­ cently. The assistant {hlafs are Darwin F. Bruce and John Lamt o m a*. Joeep' W. Brenner in captain, and Harry A. Schob is woman pas# Me aaB earotoo IB the gas chamber. He wrote four hooka, twrfcidtng “ Call 3455, Death Row," which sold half a million soplsa. His more than 3100,000 ha nam­ ings helped finance tha legal moves ha master-minded himself to cheat the gae chamber. He made nearly 10 appadle te various couru. And while an death row tto court reporter at Me 1B4B trial, tha Judge who sentenced him 40 death and the warden who re­ ceived him at San Quentin died. Aa he died demonstrators pro­ testing against his execution clus­ tered outside th# Ran Quentin gatea, the governor’s mansion ia 1 Sacramento and the State Su­ preme Court building In San |Francisco. Gov. Brown went nut to thn demonstrators before tha execu­ tion. Isidore Zlfferatein, a spokes­ man for tha group which had maintained an all-night vigil, ask­ ed the governor: “ Arc you unequivocally In favor of clemency o f Caryl Chessman?" Brown paused, " I ’m hesitating. I put this matter over for 60 days because 1 hoped something would happen so we would not have tn execute Caryl Chessman." Earlier Brown said, " I don’t know whether n governor can play God in these casea," A t San Quentin more than >4 persons — Including movla star Marlon Brando—spent tha ehlllg night outside the gates, Rrando said, "the tide againal capital punishment ia in full awing." ’ More than 500 latter# and talagrams n day were roralvad in th# governor’^ office from around the world. Appeals for Chessman cams from such notablaa na Dr. Albert Rchwfltxer, Brigitte Bardot, Pablo Casals, Shirley Man* Laine, and Slavs Allen, The Roman Calbqjla Church Vatican newspaper Gaaeryntorn Romano previously labptad Chess­ man’* execution after the "agony" o f 12 years on dnakh row aa "bar­ baric." Sympathy for Chessman was high*at In oastom Europe, tap cisUy Scandhrorla- a America. A "French Comm Itto# for Caryl Chessman” was reported to havW received 1,000 letters asking fo r clemency which wen* tent to Brown. ISTANBUL f U PD -Antl govern­ ment rioters shouting “ freedom! freedom !" battled military palice today outside City Hall, where leaders of Ih* Atlantic Pact wera bolding crucial pre-summit talks. Several rioter* were injured, and several more were arrested. The outbreak waa lha latest af a series In the past five days In which 14 peraona had been faported killed. Authorities con­ firmed only on# death. A cordon or military pollen la red and white helmets beat thn rioters back from the City Hall, holding them about 300 yards from tb* building. Thalr ahouls could be beard clearly. Several thousand persons wern Involved In IbW* demonstration. No shots were heard, allhougtk Gen. Fabrl OzdUek had ordered troops maintaining order in Istan­ bul to shoot if there were any new demonstrations today. Foreign Minister Fatim R. Zorlu, opening the pact session, said the current Korea-style rioting la Turkey does not affect the na­ tion's unity in support of tha Western alliance. Zorlu said Premier Adiian Mon. dercs, whose government is tto target of the demonstrations, re­ gretted "with deep sorrow" his Inability to be present at the part session. Menderes remained In Ankara, tha nation's capital, instead ti coming here because of the anti­ government disorders. A 24-hour curfew Imposed t o Istanbul Sunday ended at 4 a. m., and U. S.-made Pallosi tanks wera withdrawn from the approaches la city ball at that hour. However, strong military forces' remained in the area. Chuluota Youths Meet Wednesdoy THEME JUNIOR TRACTOR EXPERTS from Siavla won first prigs in tha junior and senior division! of the county 4-H tractor driving contest held at the horn# demonstration headquarters. John Jakubcin, on the tractor, won top award in the senior diviaion, and Jonathan Lukaa waa first in the junior class. JAiarald Photos) Th# Chuluote Vwtk Club told a regular moating Wad day at T:JM y. m. at tto C m u a lt y J A r o s e ^ A s a o s j tto Mlnlstrel fltov towtati �. , r ........... .................................. . . ... - 7T- . 1 ............ — ___ ____________________ . . . — _ • — ~ ________ __________________s * ■• ’W if- > ’-WW S f * ■ -!»': - rllbaut tr a c t la the kook Mora that *0 per cent at StI h alt pal’a S.J00.000 people depend an -Katpk Waldo E n ir te a fanning for tbotr livelihood. LAKELAND (U P !) Florida CHnta Mutual report* that the state’s chrua grove* a n “ general­ ly In excellent condition.” The report waa baled on 1* countie* and. according to General Manager Robert W. Rutledge "1* a repreaentativt lampling, and not all Induaive.” EacerpU: Folk: Moot grove* experienced ■ very extended bloom period. Some iroo* have more fruit than they can carry and mutt (bed a good portion aooner or later. Con(latent rain* have helped eet a new crop of fruit. Lake: Harvesting of valenciaa (honing tome in m a te but ha* not reiched peak volume. Growing conditions continue good with rain over the county last week. Too ear­ ly to loll much about the set of next year** crop but trees are in good condition and bloom very heavy. Marion: All varitUea of citrus For Continued QUALITY «* . '■ *% ' I' y*Z- f jlV*V« - In Administration * ., of JU STICE Experienced — Capable IfaHod hr tbs fftoplo for lh« term n v nerving pi. pal. edv. Area Pre-School VounduD May II Slate's CHras Groves'Good' Mutual Reports good crop appears to be ia pros­ pect far east season. Small green fruit are beginning a normal drop. Practically all young tree Valencia* have been picked as they made ratio earlier. Hardee: Meet growers ore oa their regular poet-bloom spray sad cultivation programs. Aa ex­ tremely heavy bloom oa a!l varie­ ties and prospects are good for a fall trap next tasaon. Vary little buying activity at present. Orange, Osceola aad lo a ia a ie : Mature trees la this a n a have n in e needed oa young tree*. Moot growers busy with spray programs. Fruit slowly Improving ia oolida aad ratio. Ismlnole Count? The prc ichool roundup for all aoulh Seminole County children will be held May 11 from 0:30 a. m. to 1 p. R . at the Altamonte Spring* Elementary School. The roundup will include all preschool children In the South Semi­ nole area that anticipate aiending any of the elementary ichooli In that area. School* Include Altamonte. Longwood and the new South Seminole Elementary'School in Ca»»elberry. Any child born in ltM or before who has never been In school mutt be registered. It will be neeewary for parent* lo bring the child’* birth certificate or any legal proof of (he birth to the roundup. CONSTRUCTION haa started on a new medical clinic and pharmacy to b« located at 2425 Park Ave., Dr. E. L. Lindsey and Dr. R. J. Smith reported. Shown above is architect P. Wade Tye’a drawing of the building. It wil contain two separate unite, one for each doctor with a central waiting room, business office and x-ray facilities. Facing Park Ave. will be a pharmacy. Recreation Calendar DOWNS FOR GOVERNOR Longwood Jaycees To Plan Dinner tnd secure more money for eld The Lnngwod Jaycret will set a date Tuesday night for their benefit dinner which will be held to raise funds to finish the now Jayceo building. Pd. Pol. Adv. The school honor roll for this Robert Scott. Corky Mon ell, six week period at Knlarprtao has Blaine Thompson, Matt Thursam, Mike Thurtaa and Elaine Reno. Seventh grade — Fat Bloodi, O. Hay man. MONDAY Kathy Hughes, Richard Laiat, t a. m.— Swim lesson*, data Fourth grade— Penny Artcr, Leah SUtb, Jim Walder and James registration: Municipal pool Carrie Hatchett, Shirley Ferrell, Welch. g p. m.— Swim lessons, class Anita Quiaonts. Pitty Urban, Eighth grade— Linda After, registration; Muacipal pool Jimmy Walla and Louise Zaviaakl. Wellesley Corbett, Bobby Carton 4:M p. m — Little Major League Fifth grade—Marcia Barringer, to d Brenda Wilson. Baseball; Ft. Mellon P a r k - Gclry Mathis, Maureen Urban, Babe Ruth League Baseball; BUI Vlckcrt. Joe Vickers and Giants Spring Traialng Site Pamela Walasek. V p. m.— Teen Ballroom Daace Sixth grade— Evelyn Carlbut, class; Civic Center T:M p. m.—Babe Ruth League The annual May Day celabraBate ball Jamboree; Municipal Ft. Mellon Park — Babe Ruth League Baseball: Giants field* tion In Enterprise, under the stadium—City league; Ft. Mai7:M p. m.— Youth Wing; Jr. direction o f Mira Shelia Hubbard, lea Fork high night: Civic Center — Lit* will bn held at the school audi­ I p. m.— Adult Ballroom Dance tie Major League Baseball; Ft. torium Friday at 1:10 p. m. claae; Civic Center Further program pleas will be Mellon Park — Softball, city TUESDAY laaguo; F t Mellon Park announced later. 4:10 p. m. — Little Major League Baseball; Ft. Mellon F ork -B abe Bath League Bara ball; Olaata Spring Training site T;M p. a*.— Modal Airplane Club; Alia aad Grafts Bldg.—Softball, ckarah league; fa r t Mellon Farit WEDNESDAY 4 : » p. m . - Uttlo Major Loagua, Ft. Mritea Park — Baba Both League BaeohaU; Glaate trainlag site T p. m— f a u n Daariag Lap- folka and le e s 'fo r lllexitiuiate Negro children. Vote For Le w is A. TATE May Day Piogram To Be Held Friday Constable • B o n in Oiteen • Raised in Sanford • Employed by one Company sine# IMS* • Wall acquainted with duties o f peace officer. • Considerable Experience since a boy in dealing with the public. Y o u r Y o t a On M a y 3r d W I L L BE A P P R E C I A T E D ! REGISTRATION • Qualified ELECT REV. pd. p o t ode. • Dependable MAKE YOUR VOTI COUNT! FOR Y O U R OWN BEST INTERESTS In f l u e n c e d THIS IS A CHOICE YOU MUST H AK E YOURSELF do not be S. GARY BENNETT JR. BEN N ETTS OPPONENT Experienced And Proven Leader • Mayor O f Cocoa • Yeare • Municipal Judge (BruranTa Mont Pragraaahra City) befuddled, • Outstanding Conservationist • Farsighted Planner • Proven Ability bothered and bewildered by BUILDING PROBLENIS? bsitifuf (but brllllunt) buildur T IP •‘Building’# e broom wham yam bafim at Dm Vakna Matarkla Building Supply Cantor* Ian’t Blftlow Buildit brilliaat? Yra! Ha know* that Vulcan tfateftato ta tha boat bat far buQd everything . . . “CROWN PRINCE” OF PO LITICA L CLIQ UES TH E SCALE (8aH JU alttW ) IN YOUR FAVOR! VOTE FOR htiiMiwj auppliaa, Vulcan Matwiala* start kid n wholo Noor-ful of doQar-aaving btifoinor too. Aad thara's no i. . . youi tangad fagoaay (Island In M dkt Crook) Proven Courage to FIGHT for PRINCIPLES o f Good Government J iA rt Bfgthw Buitdft Everything to Proven Tool o f Special Groups • Bulkhead • OU Refinery • Sale o f Public Lands S. G A R Y B EN N ET T , Jr. oonvoakeUy nr* and aaloctioo. STATE SENATOR X7tli DISTRICT (Seminole and Brevard Countie*) - • WMM I I �Mon. M ir 2. 1960— Page 3 WASHINGTON (U PI) — R*. publican N a t i o n a l Chairman huriton B. Morton *ay* Sen. ohn F. Kennedy (D-M *ti.) may have hurt hia bid for the presiden­ cy with hia recent remark* on the religious iaaue. Morton and two other Republi­ can senatori commented Sunday on Kennedy'* recent atatement that now waa the time to find out whether hia faith would bar him |>r any other Catholic from the white House. ! New officers were selected at recent quarterly conference meeting of the Barnett Memorial Methodist Church at Enterprise. The officers are Warren Hlse, Francis Glenester, Wilbur Bruce, James Richards, R. T. Magenhelmer, Ralph Couliette, Raymond Lawson, Allan Sain, Mrs. John Padgett, Mrs. Cyril Lauramore, Miss Helen Snodgrass, Mrs. Homer Peterman, Miss Doris Faber, Mrs. Grace liters and Harvey Dunn f h s the stewards. Carroll Peterman is the new lay leader and lay ‘ delegate to the annual conference. Other officers are J. V. Richards, treasurer; Warren Hise aid Wil­ bur Bruce, district steward and reserve district steward; Mrs. B. W. Carlton, chairman of education commission; Mrs. J. V. Richards, chairman missions commission: Francis Glenister, stewardship and finance chairman; Miss Helen # S rod g ra ss, chairman; Christian relationships; also church school superintendent and Mrs. B. O. Carlton, me.nbcrshlp cultivation superintendent. The divisional superintendents ever the children, youth and adult departments are Mine Doris Faber, Carroll Peterman and Mrs. Carl­ ton. The communion stewards are Mrs. Fred Harris, Mrs. Aletha Evans and Mrs. Harr? Throop. • The music committee is Mrs. J. V. Richards, Mrs. Francis Gleniater, and Fay Lea; the pastorial relations committee, Carroll Pet­ erman, Mrs. John Padgett and Francis Glenister; parsonage com­ mute is Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Rich­ ards, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hies, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dana and Mrs. John Padgett. V ice ‘ President Richard M. Nix­ on said religion would not be a proper issue in the 1960 campaign. He said in a Chicago speech he was sure that Kennedy, if elected president, would “ put the govern­ ment and Constitution above ether issues.M Sen. John Sherman Cooper (RKy.) said he thought the Demo­ cratic presidential aspirant had delivered “ a very forthright and fine statement" in the recent speech to the American Society o f Newspaper Editor*. But Sen. Homer E. Capehart (R-Ind.) accused Kennedy o f in­ jecting the religious issue into the political campaign. He said Kennedy had made it a point to “ argue about it, continually talk about it." Morton said the editor* first were impressed hy Kennedy's speech “ but by the next day they were a little suspicious that he was actually using this as an o f­ fensive tool himself, rather than as a defensive cloak." The GOP chairman said he thought Kennedy would increase the damage to his campaign if he continued along the line hp laid down in his speech to the editors. Labor Secretary James P. Mit­ chell made it plain he would ac­ cept the GOP vice presidential nomination if it were offered to him. He said he was not seeking the second spot on the Republican ticket but that it would be too great an honor for any man to refuse. > c m t if ic a t , : coupon *NTITLM yo u "S & u t STORS 00 To Adult With QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED • PRICES GOOD Thru Wadnosdoy, Moy 4th ELECT REV. FOR GOVERNOR SOUPN CRACKERS and secure more money for eld folks and lese for Illegitimate Negro children. Cam pbell's Pd. Pol. Adv. Tomato S C rack in ' Good Saltines H I Wert Pint Street............................. SOM M m m TVl .tot •.< 4 2 . North Orange Street*. 401 Wait Central Avenue... 124) t a t Colonial Drive..... 0 * e lean M y 9-lj Rich Red Tomoto .Tel. GArden 4-3404 .Tel GArden U m .Tel. OArden S-3643 Harder f-U fermedy AdaJtol Pillsbury Sweet M ilk or Buttermilk Conntd R-imit two pinone) W -0 "Branded" Freshly Thrifty Mold BARTLETT 19' GROUND BEEF PEARS 3 Thrifty Maid APPLE SHOULDER SAUCE . CHOPS Georgia Pur* Strawberry PORK 39 PRESERVES SAUSAGE 2 Crockin' Good JUM BO 39* L O A F PIES CHEESE CHOCOUTR, VANILLA ft STRAWBERRY Vi Gallon CITIZENS of Seminole County: I regret that It has not been possible for mo to meet and talk with each o f you. I had to work, in order to keep up my obli­ gations, and that cut down my available time. I f you fleet me Constable for District 4, I will devote full time and effort tothat office, and will do these things to serve v a n il l a yon efficiently: Enforce the laws Impartially. Be at your service 24 hours a day. Suparbrond Cottoga Equip my car for emergency needs. CHEESE Work with the other law enforcement agencies and with the courts. I AM NOT BACKED m ARTS BY AN Y GROUP OR INDIVIDUAL. MY TO TA L LO YA LTY Southern Bello Deviled IS TO YO U, TH E C IT IZ EN S. CRABS Your vote and support will be appreciated. 2 »9 99' L E M O N S H ill's K id n e y C A T FO O D BLUE PLATE Mayonnaise '£* 35* 2 u m * * m l u lamed WheaTa* N*2 aee tafietle Ferns M e * Sunkist Large, Juicy o ft Tw b A M a iw T e n ill■»■!*)% { V u. Blackburn M AD E SYRUP �By Abigail Van Buren Hat s f aemmltUes tor ths coming year. Those saggnstrd to serve oo the eemmHtsti are: Membership, Phil Packard,' Joe Mlkler and Mrs. K. M. OOtff and /o k a Evens; Pro­ ject. M. L. Gray, L. U Paulk. Ben Auxiliary Names New Officers Mrs. Muriel Harris was eleeied president o f the Sooth Seminole Veterans o f Poreign War’s Auxili­ ary at a recent meeting of the **Othr officers sleeted were Mr*. Kay McCord, senior vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Wilber Moulton, junior vice pmsidsat, Mrs. Sophie Byrd, secretary eat Mrs. d e e d s Rus­ sell, cksgiats. Tim eerflisry is ewrentiy ton ducting a pappy sslo. C H 1 -1 1 2 2 Exclusive — DEAR ABBY: I a n tired o f hourtog mothers complain .About how "commer­ cialized” Mother’s Day has become. Some mothers are to ungracious as to tell their children. "Don’ t five me any presents— I don’t need anything I” If mothers used their heads, they would realise that their children WANT to honor them with a special gift on this day. Please say something to those thoughtless mothers who discourage their children from buying them a gift on Mother’s Day. LIKES PRESENTS but not Expensive! A e « I Mar-Lou RESTAURANT • Hwjr. 17-92 Luncheon from 91.00 Fall Court* Dinner* $1.75 (ChOdran’i PUte* $1.00) Alter a brief business meeting, Robert Gwia, a pilot with TWA, shewed a very later*sting collec­ tion o f enlaced elides, taken aa various tripe to countries in Eur­ ope end parts o f the United States. Some at the moat interesting were pictures o f Cairo, Egypt. Mrs. Brooks' native city. Refreshments were served to .Mrs. H. E. Toiler, Mrs. W. P. MaliexowsU, Mrs. W. E. Bcrryhill, Mrs. W. 3. David, Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, Mrs. M. 3. Sorokowsky aod three guests, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gwin end Mrs. Annie May Bowen. DEAR LIKES: When a mother says she doesn't "NEED" any presents, she does not mean to be "ungracious.” She doesn’t want her child to deprive him­ self o f anything to buy her a gift. An original poem or letter costs noth­ ing and Is cherished m ost When I was a child, 1 heard those words from my dear mother. I wrote her little poems end "essays” on Mother’s Day telling her how much I appreciated her. Only after she passed sway did I realize how much they Bad meant to her. 8he had kept them all. s A Louis M e DEAR ABBY: I am tan and I can’t figure this out. How come there is a Mother’s Day and everybody bays gifts sad makes a big fuss over mothers and ths same thing happens to fathers on Fathor’s Day, but there isn’t any Children’s Day? WONDERING DEAR WONDERING: Children's Day Is the longest eslsbntton o f the year. It KEEP e Qualified, reply, enclose a stamped, aelf-addresssd ..v d o p ^ , . . the job • as County Cowmlaetoner District • For Abby’a pamphlet, "What Teen­ agers Want To Know,” send 25c and a large, self-addressed stamped envelope la care of this paper. scalp. I f they couldn’t have Benana's scalp right away, they wars sullenly determined to take Davis' p iHMcal nmlp a s a tow n pay* meat Is fh s in as I t slsctiaa. Nison was a warn eg this sitaatfsa. Whoa iavttad to acsnpt speaking sagngsmaata to North J . C Hutchison C andidateFor County with candidate Davis in rspnUsting Benson, in calling fo r his caster, would be a direct and c m reding affront to FreAdial M - Commissioner District 1 Mtssa hsa basa and, natfl bs In nominated fo r pieeidsnt, will eentinue to be n tightrope walker. n .V H r r m n w y our L am a n w p ermlly a n obligated to the vice piesidnat tor past Severs. It was net la d li u i lt r to r Ntoca to Igwsra a cry toe help from North Dakota. M woovsr, Nolsew A. Backsfatlar was as gufck to kaospt aa ,tovttoMan to w ash in ACCLAIMED i KNOW HIM BEST Lmgltlaton »C M c Is a d ft - “ Evan t h o u g h w e ’ re c o m p e t i t o r s wt ALU f e e l through COMMISSIONER LARBON’ I Kzp«rte>c« ability he h i e d en oetritel foresight, fairness lOund judgHont w h i l e s c r v l n f o n t h e S t i t e Ca l and In tka e f f i c i e n c y of adm inistration of hit flees, and o f Pabllo Funds* “ ky hl a B o u n d l e a d e r s h i p In safeguarding public, by m a k i n g F l o r i d a 9* I ns ur a nc e d ep ar t m en t of the moat ontatandlng and roapoctad det m a n t a In t h e nation, by hla s t r i c t b u t . f a i r r t j tloua o f Inauraneo e o m p a n la a , and b a l d i n g r a t c a i aa p r o v i d e d by law . i ‘ •For t h o fine Job tlnuo to do f o r tho doroo tho ro-oloctlon STATE Jr Jy■ . \ _ TREASURER. 99 j ( �K |Sorority Plans ' z* - Mon. May t. ISflO—Pajm I 1 .■ ■■ — ■ — ®f?s - •tnfnrfl YrraN _________________ The first rreot u w a as o f anal in tha United Stales was hi 1792. Mother’s Day Tea ! A nd Annual Banquet Xi Beta Kta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Mr*. Malcolm Lodge Jr. with Mr*. jG. Andrew Speer, president, pre- A young Navy family that for­ merly lived in Sanford, is now en­ joying life In Okinawa. In letters to their Ssnford friends, they tell of many interesting things but say tjiat-' San/ord Is still their favorite town." Lin and Gladys Carter and their two children, Alan and Linda are living on the Island while Lin is stationed at the Naval base there. He works In the Navy Photo Lab. Gladys is working at tha only daily, English language newspa­ per, The Morning Star. She is secretary to the publisher. Eleven year old Alan goes to school in a quonset hut and four year old Lin­ da expects to start to kindergar­ ten next year. The navy provides entertain­ ment, for the personnel, which in­ cludes, movies, bowling alleys and clubs. The Carters have visited many interesting places near by. One was a leper colony on a nearby | Hiding. I Mr*. E. C. Harper Jr., social j chairman, told of final plan* for a Mother'* Day tea, to be held i May 4, at the home of Mrs. I. E. Batten, SIC Valencia Dr. at I p. m. Members and mothers of the three local chapters are cordially invited. The group decided to hold their annual banquet at the Mar Lou Restaurant, May 14 at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Vernon Hardin read the various duties of the officers of Beta Sigma Phi. The next meeting will be May 9, at the home of Mrs. Robert Cushing. Installation of of­ ficers will be held at this time. Mrs. Cushing gave the program entitled “ Enjoyment of Man.” The members learned many interesting facts on how to enjoy others and to appreciate good qualities in our friends ahd acquaintances. Mrs. Lodge served refreshments to Mrs. Harold Chapman, Mrs. W. S. Fleming, Mrs. J. L. Horton J r„ Mrs. C. M. Nichols, Mrs. Robert Cornell Jr.. Mrs. Speer, Mrs. Har­ per, Mrs. Cushing and Mrs. Har­ din. MISS NANCY ANNE CUSHING Cushing, Sieck Betrothal Revealed Gilded Cage Ball T o Be Staged Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Cushing, Anne, to Mr. Robert Bruce Sieck, of Loch Arbor, announce the en­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wil­ gagement and forth-coming mar­ liam Sieck, of Indialanlic, Florida. riage of their daughter, Nancy Miss Cushing attended schools here and in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, and graduated in 1937 from OVER 35 YEARS Seminola High School. She attend­ at First and Palsaelte ed the College o f William and (Along Hid* Poet Office) Mary, Williamsburg, Vs., for two years where she became a member of Alpha Pi chapter o f Kappa Della, social sorority. Having attended Virginia schools, Mr. Sleek is presently a candidate for a degree from the Electrical Engineering School o f the Univer­ sity o f Virginie, Charlottesville, • Carpet • Furniture Va. He Is a member o f the Elec• Til* • Piaaso trial Engineers, and Tau Kappa Epsilon, social fraternity. SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY NEED MORE LIVING MODERNIZE YOUR FLORIDA ROOM BEDROOM CARPORT PORCH ENCLOHUKK • • • • AREA? HOME BATHROOM ROOF HIDING GENERAL REPAIR NO DOWN PAYMENT FREE ESTIMATES ‘ T YRS. TO PAY NO OBLIGATION ~ " ANNOUNCING NEW 10 YR. FINANCING ON HOMES CHECK THESE OUTSTANDING FEATURES BUILT CONCRETE BLOCK 6" CONCRETE SLAB (OR WOOD FLOOR) JALOUSIE DOORS JALOUSIE WINDOWS ON YOUR LOT. COMPLETE KLEC1KIC COMPLETE PLUMBING 26 YR. BONDED ROOF INTERIOR STUDDING EXTERIOR FAINTING Low Monthly Payments No Down Payment SIHLER CONSTRUCTION CO, 2622 N. ORANGE AVE. ORLANDO GA 4-iU S NAME ............................. ................ ........ ADDRESS -------- -------------------------— ------------ ------------ PHONE ......... — --------— ----------- 1.... .............................. REMODELING .......................NEW HOME ................ CALL OR WRITE UB TODAY In Winter Park Mrs. E. J. Edwards and Mrs. James D. Ramage met with the officers wives of VAH-3 recently, tn complete plans for the forth­ coming ‘ "Gilded Cage Ball". This event It sponsored by the Officers' Wives Club and la sche­ duled for May 13 at the Langford Hotel in Winter Park. It promises to be a gala evening with the o f­ ficers in their white uniforms and the ladies in gay party attire. Following an informal eocktgil hour, around the pool, dinner will be served promptly at 7:30 p. m. This will allow ample time for the hotel’s clever water show. An evening of dancing will follow with Pete Bukur and his orchestra providing Hie music. Mrs. John Barlow, general chairman of the ball, has announced that tickets are now available for officers and their guests and may be obtained through the squadron representa­ tives. jGraduates Feted A t Afternoon T ea Mrs. Harry Woodruff and Mra. George A. Speer were joint hosteses at a graduation tea, honor­ ing Miss Kay Ivey and Mia* Mari­ lyn McDaniel at tha Woodruff home on Elliott Ave. The h o u s e was decorated throughout in a pastel color theme which also wai carried out in all refreshments. The lea table held a center arrangement of 'pink car­ nations, roses and greenery In an antique ailver and crystal contain­ er. Assisting the hostesses with the serving were Mra. Henry Wight, Mrs. C. M. Walla of Sanford and Miss Mary Kathryn Woodruff of Englishtown, N. J. Pouring ware Mra. W. A. Adams, Mrs. LeRoy Anderson and Mra. Ed Shlnholser. About S3 friends of tha honorees called between the appointed hours of 6 to 1:10 p. m. Some 200,000 washing machines a n now in operation in self-iorvica, coin laundtrica. Add to this number tha millions of washers in private homes, and >ou can't help but conclude that cleanliness is one fashion that's hern tn stay in America. THK CARTKR FAMILY children, Linda and Allen. Church Group Plans Chuluota Clubwomen T o Visit Patients A t Sarepta Home Present Fun Night * • X BT BETTE GOLDMAN Tuesday night the Chuluota Wom­ en's Club presented its April “ Night For Fun" at the Commu­ nity Club House. It was a mixed social and children of all ages, from six to sixty enjoyed the vari­ ous events. Jran Mellow was in charge of a fish pond for the younger child­ ren. Hessie Jones, Eunlre Howell and Florence Boulden worked be­ hind the refreshment stand which sold hot dogs, chips and drinks. The “ guest cake" was won by Jean Mellow who correctly guessed that a pretzel was baked into it. Cake walking and bingo added in­ terest to many. The bingo games were called by Meda Smith and Wanda Van Wormcr. Fun and bargains galore were available during the auction. Marja Morski w as, the auctioneer. Mrs. Morski alto emceed the fashion show which probably was the highlight of the affair. She presented creations modeled by girls from the “ La Joy Model Agency" (which was formed by Joy Armstrong entirely for this one evenings entertainment). First was sportswear modelled by Linda Spath and Edna Hopkins, bathing suits by Mickey Hyman, Nancy Norman, Sharon Howell, and Miss Hopkins alto showed a lovdly four piece sports ensemble. Shdila Partin and Danuta Mor­ ski modeled correct fashions for afternoon tra, followed by formal gowns worn by Miss Morski, Wan­ da Van Wonner and Plight How- "Agency Director", Joy Arm­ strong, then introduced fashions from our newest states. Lilianne Murphy was a sensation once again in her sarong and flower arrangement. Aa a special added attraction Mrs. Armstrong an­ nounced the fortunate pretence of •‘Veronica Blake" her agent “ Pond Brook", Mist Blake in a hair do familiar to all of her “ fans" creat­ ed a roar of appreciation when ah* brushed back her long flowing hair to reveal. . .no front teeth. This skit was the work of Carol Jepton with Brook and Hessie Jones at Uie glamorous blondr. C hurch Calendar MONDAY Kthel Root Circle af the Con­ gregational Church will meet1 al (he home of Mrs. Earl Moxlay, 2446 Oak Ave., at 7:43 p. m. for tha regular monthly meeting. Pinecrest Baptist Church B ro­ therhood supper and meeting, 6:30 Mrs. Lucille Abrams was host­ ess to the Shirley Smith Circle of the Pinecrest Baptist Church for dtelr monthly social and business meeting. The meeting was opened with the watchword and Mra. Abrams gave the devotion on “ worship." The program entitled "The Mis­ sionary Home" was given by Mrs. J. S. Pigott. Mrs. Ted Lewis, Mrs. C. T. Rabun and Mrs. V. M. Smith. As tha community mission pro­ ject for the month, rirds mem­ bers will visit the 8arepla Rest Home, taking literature to the patients and will present a short program. During the social hour Mrs. Adams was presented with a gift and caka In celebration of her birthday. Others attending war* Mrs. D. C. Ragan, Mrs. 3. E. Andrews, Mrs. Jack Hamn, Mrs. Alice Bordsdorf. Mrs. Don Clark, Mrs. Harold Davis. Mrs. Katherine qowsn and Mrs. Harold Sharwaod. p. m. TL'EHDAT Gleaners Bible Class meats with Mrs. Joe Wrighl, King Lane. Mra. M. C. Hagan aa assistant hostess. Pinecrest Baptist Church WMU covered dish supper and meeting 6:30 p. m. Deacon* meeting, 7:30 P- tn- island. They plan to visit Hong­ kong and Formosa this spring and summer. They alto hope to com* back to Sanford some day. Their present address is Lindal and Gladys Carter, Navy No. 3667, Box 0 e /o F. P. 0 . San Francisco, Calif. ELECT J. Q. (Slim) Galloway SHERIFF Seminole County Mrs. Myers Receives Highest Degree O f Rebekah Lodge Seminola Rebekah Lodge No. 41 met Thursday evening at the Odd Fellows hall with Noble Grand, Bertha Snyder presiding. Plant were mad* for the official visit o f ! the president. Mrs. Hugh Lee Mick, of Jacksonville. Experienced, Qualified Reports of the members attend­ Dependable; Honset aa ing the Fla. Rebekah Assembly in Driest. Fort Lauderdale were given by pd. pot. ad*. Mrs. Eileen Rector, the representa­ tive, and Mrs. May Rubow, Mrs. Mae Myers and Mrs. Mary JameMrs. Ms* Myers received the "Degree of Chivalry" at the as­ sembly in Ft- Lauderdale, recent­ ly. This is the highest honor that Is possible for a member of the Rebekah* to receive. Those celebrating birthdays in April were Mrs. Nancy Dobbins, Mrs. Nell Fulrell and Mrs. Evelyn Hoolehan. The next meeting is scheduled for May 12 at • p. aa. in the Odd Fellows Hall. Bupnrvtaor a# Reg iatratios Seminole County. Chuluota Club T o Hold Election A t Tuesday Meeting The Chuluota Women's Club will hold It’s regular meeting Tuesday night May S, at t p. m. at the Community Club House. This is a very Important meeting as elec­ tion of officers for the npxt year will be held. A list* prepared by the nominating rommitta will be presented and additional nomina­ tion* will bo made from the g6neral membership. Following the business meeting and elections the program and re­ freshment committee has plannad a “ wiener roast” for Uw member­ ship. All CWC.members are urged to be present and to take aa aotiva part la tha election o f officers. MONDAY VAH-S Enlisted Wives Club will meet at the home of Mr*. Irene Chaney, 711 Oaceola Dr. at S p. m. A cancer film will be shown and a local doctor will bn pcaaant It answer question*. MM MEN<* ■ ■ SUITS LADIES' DRESSES 3 BLANKETS fnnted In Plant It SloraflB Bb« MM " I m 149 A l .f M 9 99 FREE — with either of the above orders, one dress cleaned for NETTIE MORGAN 1401 W. 14th ST. Mothers Day FREE. LAST THURSDAY NIGHT PARK AVE. AT 25th ST. SHE WAS REGISTERED FOR FOODMARFS GO O DW ILL CASH NIGHT AHB Y O U ? FOODMART IS G IVIN G AWAY EACH THURSDAY N IGH T FROM $100 - TO $300 - F REE �~ '~ V - ; i . ''' y -?*r* ’ •* v* • . •* " * Z F a fft 0 — M o n . M a r % 1M 0 B y A la n M a w RIGHT tO T)€ TOP Collins Takes Lead In Houston Golf Take 7th Straight Came lor a Saiford team. lb# Grey-1 »«>ry lor the Greyhounds, got tome bounds opened up with two runs brilliant relief pitching from Da­ ta (ho Drat fra n c, one in the *e-i rlo Sequil in the eight inning, eaad aad oao more la the aiitb. Sequil came oa with' the bases Banovie, who p in e d the vie- I loaded and only one out. He 1 Urn laniard Greyhounds coo'tlaue la roil along in the Florida -turn Loo flee, .' Behind the ait hit pitching of JU a paneilr. (bo Greyhounds V illr l to their aovoath straight m victory heating Tampa, 4-3 HOUSTON, Tax. (U P I)—Jovial, stropping Bill Collins hoped to ride n third round lend Into vic­ tory today t e tbe fin a l* .o f the $25,000 Houston Clastic g olf tour­ nament. The blonde, 3 !-year-old Crystal Elver golfer fired a hot 34 32 -4 2 Sunday in pulling two atrokas in froqt o f Arnold Palmar, who had a 14-34— TO and four stroke* 24-34—70 ahead o f Jsek Fleck o f Loo Angeles. Fleck had 34-47—72. The weatherman promised the cool, clear weather that favored the golfers Sunday would hold up today. The tourney was pushed another day because o f n rainout Friday. gave up a sacrifice fly before Howard Wood grounded out, end­ ing the inning. Sequil struck out two of three batters in the ninth. The Greybounda n eat Tampa agate tonight and mast Leesg Tuesday. The locals return in Wednesday playtag Laos- t I ^ S h M r t i e m Urn locals an lm■Metevi M mark aad pet* them V M ptaea, ran aad a half ’.games ahead o f Falalka. • Saafirf also ripped Orlando jfr id a y night M , and returned ? g t t e Saturday to beat OrUado, A baseball (amboree featuring all the eight teama of .the 8aaford Babe Ruth League will bo held at Me­ morial Stadium tonight. Each team will play an exhibi­ tion three inning game under the lights. All parents art urged to attend as it is being staged at night to give an opportunity for everyone to see their youngster participating in the Recreation Department’* baseball program. An admission price of 35 cents has been act to help defray expenses and if interest is high, full games under the lights will be played during the remainder of tha season while the Greyhounds are out of town. The first exhibition game atari* at 7 p. m. with Kiwanis vs Lake Mary, followed by CPO vs Rotary, Civltan va Elka and Oviedo vs Shrine in the finale. 1114. \ la HcUag up their seventh •atralgM, whleh la probably the iTaopoat streak in maay years f M DO nUPOLIg, Min*. ( U P l ) 7 M b Certkc, head foetball aoach •at It Miami VaivtrsUy, will di’j « t the araual football clinic at SANFOBD Palatka .. Lakeland . St. Pete .. Leesburg . M A tiA S ** O T TAiT p H tL U tS . Orlando .. Tampa . . . Daytooa . 6or 1 CHAHce 70 masuaeod Sunday it was beckey as a vartlty apart of decreasing interest, skating facilities aad MmaaTBoriog tha 114*40 fu fu skaters won only Keep A qualified and experienced man on the job aa Re-Elect Ikw ren ct Swofford B om Iante C eu n ty VOTE The road to firat place was a rough oao fo r the White Sox, who dropped fou r o f their first six games this season. But they took over the American League lead fo r the first time by sweeping n doublehander from the slumping Tigers, 4 4 and 4-2, Sunday. That stretched a winning streak te five games fo r tbs White Sox, but they're pikers alongaida tha Pirates, who era enjoying thair longest winning bingo to 14 years. They wen thair ninth straight by bMtteg tha Bads, 13-2, and Increased thair National Leagus land to two games. A number e f other streaks are going la both leagues. Cleveland raa its winning streak te fea r games by taking both ends o f a twia-bni from Kansas City, g-4, and S-l. 11m A’a, who dropped tote the cellar, now have lost fear straight. Baltimore knocked Mew York out o f first place with a M victory, A scheduled doubleheader between Washington and Boston waa postponed because o f rain. In tho National League, Milwaukee registered its fourth steaigbt victory with a 4-4 deciatea wvor Philadalpbia, which has dropped five to a row. Tho Chi­ cago Cuba halted thair four-game teeing string with n 4-4 triumph •vor tha 8C Laois Cardinal!. Baa PraaeiOM aad Los Angelas were idle. Tha (me losses fo r the Tigers at tha hands o f tho White Sox lengthcoed their losing streak te six games and dropped them into a tte fo r fifth place. The White Bax worn tha opener whan they chased Jim Bunting with a three-run outburst in tha sixth inning. Frank Baumann, funner Rod Sex southpaw, took over fo r White Sox starter Dick Donovan in the firat inntog o f tho nightcap and pitched throe-hit ball thereafter to gate kla firat victory, I b o White FOR H O. G. | League Leaders Lump*, K.C. 14 41 4 24 .171 Skowran, N.Y. 11 44 4 20 .444 Allison, Wash. 11 44 * 1* .422 Woodltog. Balt. 1* 27 13 14 .341 Manila, N. Y . 1124 14 II M i Conaolo, Wash. 11 24 t 12 JUS MtoolO, Chi. 11 44 7 14 .441 Hansea, Balt. 12 41 4 14 .341 Buddln, Baa. 1142 I 14 .222 Runnel*, Baa, I t J i 7 12 J22 Bans Batted la National Laegao — MeCovty, Giaate 21; Banka. Cuba i » ; Ctements, Pirates IS; Sktoaor, Pi­ rate* 14; Boyer, Cards 1*. American Laagas — Allison, Senators 14; Gaatite, Orioles 14; Skewron, Yankees 14; Mine so, White Sox l l j Marta, Yankoaa 1L Pittsburgh 12 3 .100 . . . San Francisco 10 5 .M7 2 Milwaukee t 4 .414 2 Los Angeles • 7 .533 4 St. Louis 7 7 .500 4tt Philadelphia 4 10 J33 7 Chicago 4 10 .244 7tt Cincinnati 4 II .M l I M axtor's PrahaMe Pttcbara Philadelphia at Chicago—Rob­ erta (1-2) vs Drott (0-3). Milwaukee at San Francisco (night)—Spaha (1-0) va McCor­ mick (2-0). CincteaaU at Loa Angalca ( s i g h t ) - O'Toole (0-2) va Craig (1-0). Pittsburgh at S(. Louis (night) —Haddix (1-1) va Klteo (0 4 ). Tuesday's Games Philadalpbia at Chicago Cincinnati at Loa Angeles (N ) Milwaukae at Sea Francisco Only games scheduled Aamttesa Laagw W. L Pet. GB Chicago 7 4 .424 000 New York 4 4 MS 1 Clevelasd 4 4 .345 1 Baltimors 7 4 .432 1 4 4 .444 2 Detroit 4 4 .444 2 Washing tot Boston 5 4 .444 2 5 a J33 3 Kansas City MAKtOOOP At 7 ft e ^ . tim tc S T . rAADrrtoti0/STA/nttiO A r r tio B o tto m . W w e n iA s r ti a m is Y B * m * 9 * t 9 S 9 - w ire. ALSOIA*T rtf/flDUiO:fio c u m o f 7* e U A 9 UA A u p frurre e r r o r s ) J lk * Two new teams were added to the Thursday Night Mixed League, making it a 10-team league after this week's play. Food Fair sod Team No. 10 will play their first games during the week, to catch up with tha rest o f tha league. Tha lineup shows Team No. S still up on top with a total of ate wins, followed by B. Edwards Builders Supplies with five, Pow­ ell's Office Supply and Team No. 10, both with four wins, Stelnmeyer Kentucky Derby Set Saturday LOUISVILLE. K y. (U PI) — Derby Town divided into Tomplon Chicago at Baltimore (night)— leaders and Bally Ache boosters Scots (4-1) va Walker (0-0). aa Kentucky Derby week dawned Cleveland at Washington (night) today with only Tuesday’s Derby -B a U (1-1) va Ramos (0-1). trail left te produce new challen­ Only games schedule gers for Saturday’s 14th annual Tneedav'a Games Rose Run. Cleveland at Washington (N) Bally Ache tha dead-game front Chicago at Belli mors (N) runner that Leonard Fnicbtman Detroit at Naw York bought for 12,000 aa a yearling, Kansas City at Boatra streaked te a three-length victory over Venetian W ay and three oth­ er Derby ellgibles Saturday as Churchill Downs opened its spring meeting with the seven-furlong T bs Seminole High batebaliera Stepping 8tone purse. hast n strong Leesburg ate# at A total o f 440,000 mllaa was T:S0 Tuesday night. Tho locals wUI bo gotog into covered by tho Pony Express te the U. 8. Ibo gamo with a 4-4 mark. Roofing 3Vs wins, DeBary Phar­ macy, Mri. Appleby's Restaurant and Food Fair, all with three wins, Sanford Manufacturing Co. has 2W wins in sixth and tha Veterans of Foreign Wars holds tha cellar with two wins. Team No. S. looking tor a spon­ sor, waan't looking for high scratch games, as Captain Claude Denslow put 211-213-17P together to giva him a 609 scratch series to lead the league. Margla Woods had high scratch game, with a 224, rolling for B. Edwards. Powell's team took high scratch series honors with a 2314, and high came with an 432. Filling in the split circle wai George Conklin and Alberta Warn­ er making the 4-7, Jim Anderson and Fannie Eberie both made the 4-5, and Erma Webb toppled the 4-5-7. R e -E lo c t i* RAY N O W ! E. GREEN Seminoles Host Leesburg Tuesday National Lea g w — McCevay, Giants 7; McMillan, Bads 4; Boy­ ar, Cards 4; Robinson, Rada 4; Aaron, Braves 4; Skinner, Pirates 4; Wagner, Cards 4; Spencer, Cards 4; Clemente, Pirates 4. Americas Laagas Held, In­ diana I ; Skowroa, Yankees 4; Siabern. A thistle' 4; Mteoso, White Sox S; CaUvMo, T ig m 2; Maria, Yankees 3; Leases, Sen­ ators S; Batter, Lena tors I. WALL PLUMBING. HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 1447 8. Sanford Ava. F A 2-4542 STATI COM PTROU.lt *"* *"P***^TSIi Vsi.''sir!) ***< ,*"r K ccf) F lo n d .i sG r e e n 1 \ UADfRSHIP Cf IEBRAIING I 0 RD National League L a v , Pirates 4-0; Frtead, m i n M ; Gibbon, Pirates H i MUter, Card* S4; Willey, Brava# M ; S ea ted , Gi­ ants 2-fj McCormick, Olasts 24. A aecrieral aaSM 'C en tos.Y an ­ kees 3 4 ; Estrada, Oriatoe 1 4 ; Sisley, White San 8 4 ; Caaala, Red Sox 2 4 ; Marges, Tlgara S4; Fornleles, Bad Boa * 4 ; H u bert, Athletics 14. Conitabl* Thomas, Niadtr Set For Olympics • Served HeatHitea C a n ty * t Deputy Sheriff, • Active Meaiber Central Bapttel Church • W il Devote T n l Tiau • Tatar Buppert Appreciated • Tsars As Chief This Office » M . f a L A*w. John Thomas aad -B ill N aider feel they eaa batter their world records la tha Ugh Jaap aad shat put before the summer Olympic Game*. Thomas shattered the world high Jump mark in Saturday’s Penn Belaya at Philadelphia whoa ha jumped T fast, l t t Inches. Tha Itap topped the record o f T feet, 1.2 Inches act by Russia’s Yuri 8tepanov te 1M7 with tha aid o f built-up shoes. * Nelder eclipsed the n oecalied world mark te the that-put tho aamo day la tho Drake Belaya at Deo Molnaa, taws, with a tees o f 42 feat, 11H Inches. mimrnu W O R L D 'S B IO O IST S IU C T IO N W M B ttR H r H O M E FOGGING 90 DAY e UARAH TEE All Home* Up-To 1,000 Sq. Ft. ■ * »IV - - $15.00 ★ MST VAUMSI $1 For lo ck 100 Sq. Ft. Over 1,000 SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, MC. j h » w m a m M S I T tA D S S I FAS-S4M STRICKLAN D - MORRISON, Inc. MB m A p* I* • flu * * * 111 “ ‘ Circuit Judge 9th J u d ic ia l C irc u it (G roup 5) “ F A L C O N -/» » * * • * * ________ M . Pol. Ad ■ M f* T i f �Foodmarf Holds Lucky Night Award Former Sanford Man's Invention In Use By Army Foodmart Caih Nigltf was a luc­ within the 30 minute lima limit ky night for Ncttia Morgan of 1(01 claim her award. Foodmart owner Chuck Atkinaon, W. nth St. Sanford. laid that “ Caih Night” will be held M in Morgan won S100. Although each Thuraday night and that from ah* wain’t in tha crowd, aha waa *100 to 1300 will b« awarded to ^notified and appeared at Foodmart lucky winners. [y.V'A */ f J - v.i Wm " V , - j- ■ ..tt-u n.. ■ *t t u , ' . . , - * r h i .• til* |0 iVrftp t - •w nsona ntilf has to pay fo r frooorioo whon your poychook s to p s ... #£T' ■; . ...a n d it's up to YOU1 G ulf Life h is nanny family prntnetim plana with exclusive Adapt-A-Plan fan* tarnn t » help yon d o the j o b Ask y o w G o lf li f e ALL OF A SUDDEN. thU plate Riaan door « at Sanford's Florida State Bank broke into hundreds of pieces Friday ay afternoon. Tha glass broke into a mosaic pattern, though the door atill held together. Bank Vice Prealdent C. Howard McNulty said the noise sounded like someone hud dropped a bag of marbles from a second story window. Assistant cashier Patty Gatchel points to the frosted phenomenon which may hive been caused by heat ex* pending the glass. (Herald Photo) OULF UTS mSURANCE COMPANY fJ N r t ft t t • Hearn o p » a , J—mqhviUs. r tw u . Youth Week In Session At First Baptist Church At Longwood Your Supervisor Of Registation C A M ILLA D. B R U C E H as Served You Courteously And E ffici­ ently For The Past Eight Years. Your Continued Support Is Appreciated. Pd. Pol..Adv. A h Tba Firat BapUat Church of Longwood is holding its youth weak. All office* of tho church havt bean filled by young membera o f the congregation. Tho youth paator for thla weak through next Sunday ia Doyla Brown. Tho Sflnday school auperiotandant 1* Jarry Van Dam. Othars aalaetrd to assume the dutlea of tha church offices are Wayna Futch, TU director; Eugene Futcb, choir director; Mary Ann Reheger, pianist; Tina Rouben, organist; Carla Lommler, WMU president; Roger Brown. Brother­ hood president; Nancy Whllahead, dark, and Jimmy Widdii, treasur­ er. The bead usher is Don Conway. Ushers are Tony Montgomery, Timothy Colborn, Lee Hitchcock, Roy Goodwin, Philip Colborn, Pres Tyner. Jesse Hitchcock and Gary Montgomery. Chairman of the deacons Is Wayoe Futch. The deacons are George Cole, Jimmy Widdii, Jerry Van Dam, Jasso Hitchcock and Gary Montgomery. Tho WMU pro­ gram chairman and secretary are 8l)f Arralb County Commiaaiontr District S Help Insure economy, progress and sound judgment in your County Government Pd. rot. Adv. Elect Lions Officer Slate To Be Presented Cerolyn Hayoie and Judy Mont­ gomery. Brotherhood secretary and program chairman a n Philip Col­ burn and Pres Tyner. Superintendents ia tha Sunday School Departments a n Donna Mitchell, adult; Mary Ana Hennager, intermediate; D elon s Martin, Junior; Mickey Lay, Kathy Abra­ ham and Rachall Tripp, th n e pri­ mary; Carla Lommltr and Cathy Waltman, two beginnsr; Dianne Hbpkios, nursery superintendent. Presidents of tha Training Union adult stetions are Don Conway and Tina Rouben; president of the Kanaaa produces more wheat Young Peoples section is Tony yearly than any other stale. Montgomery a n d intermediate president Is Jesse Hitchcock. Tho Junior older and junior younger Keep Listening For presidents am Carla Lommler and Delores Martin. The primary d e­ RUTH HAMILTON partment prealdent is Carolyn HayAa She Speaks About The nit. Cooaly Commissioners Rats Other officers art Conns Mitchell and Carolyn lisynle of tb* publici­ Over Radio WTRR ty committee. Everyday Thro Monday. The youths will lead the serv­ ices during tho week and on Sun* pd. pol. adv. day. R. B. "Bob" Carroll Constable DISTRICT 4s SEMINOLE COUNTY Qualified Capable Experienced Will devote full tine to thla offk*. YOUR SUPPORT APPRECIATED 20 Y oors l o w m m I PuMlc Service Experience Fd. Pol. Adv. by R . R. Carroll MOMENT OF TRUTH FOR SEMINOLE Thla Tuaaday, May Ird, the votera o f Seminole County face a decision tulle unlike m y facing voters in ether counties o f Florida. Seminola County, after year* of COUNTY unfair, uneqael kit or mlsa assessment! — after a naar complete breakdown In the county’a ability to perform In the tree e f educational facilities for our children, finally waa givan naw hops when the Governor o f the State o f Florida removed tha tax assessor in September o f 1919. Tho interim appointment went to Richard E. McCanns o f south Seminole County. Since that time under tha guidance e f MeCanna, Seminola County haa undergone a complete revision o f IU tax atructur*. Now Seminola County eckeola ora assured e f funds to continue the current building program, to rllm ln a t^ e e b l^ e sa le n e ntxti2 *ar^and the new broad tax baaa ia at last treating each and avary tax payer o f Seminole fairly ia a true spirit e f democracy. FAVORITISM NO LONQCR EXISTS IN THE T A X RTRUC* TURE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. fc ^ r r jjjjifu t ljr ji^ e je u r jiir n U i^ Individual who placed Seminola County in jeopardy is a candidate for tha office e f tax aiiasaor once again. Tha sama office from which she waa removed by the Governor with the statement that “ She has heretofore failad, and aha continues to fall to discharge her duties In a lawful manner and perslsta in refusing to acknowledge and fellow the legal requlremente and responsibilities o f her office.” THE EYES O r THE ENTIRE STATE ARE ON SEMINOLE COUNTY. The future o f p r o g m ilr e Seminola County U in tha hand* o f tha voters. R IC H A R D E. M c C A N N A YOUR OFFERS SEMINOLE THIS PROGRAM COUNTY FOR TAX CONTINUED will be treated as the law providee — equally and felrly. Y a w Tag Aaaaoaotn office and tha U x rolls e f Seminole Comity are new and will always ho open fo r your Inspection. In thla open and frank manner e f operation your county will continue to grew and preeper. 1 seam s o f tha fhlr broad tax base we have used, moniei will be available so that you the people at Seminola County can be assured that tho service* and facilities e f your county government will be equal to theaa e f any ia the state qf Florida. I POINT WITH PRIDE THAT MY APPOINTMENT WAS SUFFOSTED UNANIMOUSLY BY THE LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. I ALSO POINT WITH PBIDE TO THE FACT THAT I W EAR NO MAN’S COLLAR. I wear no tog e f any individual or special group. Make no mistake — I stead for election aa a free man, free to serve you all the peopln in Seminole County. R ic h t r d E . M e C a n n a V O T E MAY 3rd return Mon. May 2, 1960—F a ft V o te For Jam es H. V an Hoy M/Sgt. Herman D. Gano, for­ merly of Sanford, has invented a new electrically actuated pistol for the army’s advanced marksman­ ship unit The new pistol will be used by the U. F. Olympic Free Pistol Team In ” .ome this fall. The electric pistol, working on an •lectro magnet and powered by 13 volts of electricity it said to operate at the speed of light. This is possible through the elimina­ tion of extra springs in the side arm by the electric unit conceal­ ed in the handle grip. When the trigger Is pressed, there is an al­ most instantaneous release of the bullet by the striker. The gun has been tested by leading gun manu­ facturers. A newly designed barrel gives tha greatest possible accu­ racy. Gano reported that it took two and one-half years from the first idea to the finished gun. Gano is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Gano of Sanford. He attended Seminole High School and from there went Into the army to be in World War II and the Korean fighting. He Is now stationed in the Army Advanced Marksman­ ship Unit In Pt. Benniog, Ga. In Hunts, a little-known kingdom high In tho Himalaya Mountains, men father children at 90. Moat people die naturally of old age at Sanford's Lions Club will be pre­ about 120 or older and men outlive sented with a new slate of candi­ women. dates for club oifices, at a meet­ ing Tuesday. Milton Smith has been recom­ mended for president by the club nominating committee, with How­ ard Hood for first vice president, Louis Girard for second vice presi-1 dent, Robert E. Carroll for third vice president, W. Hugh Duncan for secretary, Jack K. Morrison for treasurer. George Hughes for talltwister, James Singletary for liontsmer and Jam ei Lee, Thom­ as Albert, Eugene Gilmartln and William R. Presley Jr. for direc­ tors. •anfurb M cC A N N A ASSESSOR �!■ * 1 /L1 F J 1 'nJI M #> 1*$ f r r t li Pact' 8—Mon. May 2, 1960 _ #» M m O N i t r J M m . o t i e m t f i r i# v u a , la M M l i , h r a t M arat* a t m u i i oladts k e r f k r b a t iit ii T * A H O a t 11a n a a 4 Faraoexa M a r . “ a a IXoaaaada A a a la a t c m in m T o a an d aaeh o r y o u a r* h a ra b y n o t if ie d B ad r e q u ir e d I* p ra e e n t a a y n la la ia a a d d a m a n d a w h ic h you , a r a lt h a r *« y o u , n a y h a t * a a a la a t th a a a ta ta * f T H E L M A O L A D Y H K E K F K I L d a e a a ta d . I* la o f r a id C a a a ty . U th a C o u n ty J u d g * u f g e m ln o l* C o u n ty . F lo r id a , a t b ln a f llc a l a th o c o u r t b on a* o f aald C a a n t y a t S a n fo r d , F lo r id a , w it h in S ig h t a a lr a d a r m o n th a fr o m th a ttm a o f th o f lr a t p u b lic a t io n o f I b is a n tic s . B a c h c la im o r d em a n d a h a ll b* l a w r lt ln a , an d a h a ll a ta ta th a p la o o a f re s id e n c e a n d p oat o ffla a addraaa a f th o c la im a n t, an d a h a ll b* a w o r a to b y th a c la im a n t, h i* a e a n t, a r a t to r n e y , a n d a n y each c la im o r d e m a n d n o t a* f ile d a h a ll be r a id . F .lw o o d R . F r ie n d A a a d m ln la t r a t o r a f th a T H E LAI A. O L A D Y S K R K F E R . d acaaaod A . E d w in t h t n h o lM r H a n fo rd A t la n t lo N a t io n a l B a n k S a n fo rd , F lo r id a A t t o r n a y fo r A d m ln la t r a t o r F u b lla t i A p r . t l , t l . A M a y I , I F I C T I T I O l 'S N A M H N O T I C E I S h e r e b y g iv e n th a t I am e n g a g e d In h u a ln a t* o n S ta te R o u t* l i t ( P . O. B o x N o. I I , Bem l* n o lo C o u n ty , F lo r id a , u n d e r tb* d e tin u e n a m e o f, F o r o a l L a k e t A I*, en d t h a t I In te n d to r a g H t e r a a ld Dima w it h th a C l a r k o f th o C ir c u it C o u rt, h c m ln o lo C o u n ty , F lo r id a , l a a re o rd a n o o w it h th a p r o v la lo n a o f th e F le t lt lo u * N am * S ln tu to a . t o - w lt : S t a t io n 144.44 F lo r id a S t a tu te * 1117. S lg : A n t h o n y N naaar, L i l l i a n N n a ia r F e lix N aeaar Ja n e N aeaar I n th e C a a r t o f tb o C o o o ty J a d g * , I M M I .h O t .B C o n o ly , F lo r id a . I n P r a b n tn , In r o t R o t a te o f E A R L B. T A N F L E E T Decaaead. T o A l l C r o d lln r o a a d F e ro o o a M a t l a c C la im s * e D o m a n d a A n o ln o t • n ld R e t a i n T o u a n d ea ch o f y o u a ro h e re b y n o t if ie d a n d re q u ire d * to p re s e n t a n y c la im * a n d d e m a n d s w h ic h y o u , n r a lt h a r o f y o u , m a y h a vo g a in s t tb * e a ta ta n f E A R L K. .'A N F L E E T , d ae taaa d , la t* n f aald C o u n ty , to th a C o u n ty J u d a a n f g a ra ln o l* C o u n ty , F lo r id a , a t hla o f f ic e In Ihn c o u r t houao o f aald C o u n ty a t S a n fo r d , P*lorldn, w it h in n ig h t c a le n d a r m o n th * fro m th a tlm a o f th a f lr a t p u b lic a t io n o f th in n o lle * . 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M. 11V I (1) T r u t n o r C o a a a q a a a ta a t l) Lov* o f U fa if ) R is t lt a i O ua 11:14 (1) h e a r th fo r T u m o rro to t l ) Lov* T h a t Bob t » f t C o u ld B * T o a 1 7 ;!! 1*1 llu l d l n g L ig h t It** 111(41 C o n a lr a d T e a t i : ! t t3 ) M a tin * * T h e a tre (4) B a a F r a n c is c o B o o t (4) A a T b * W o r ld T u r n s 4:44 (») D a y la C o u rt t t ) Q u e an F o r A D a y (1) F o r B a t t e r o r W o r t * I i4 4 17) L o r e t t a T o u n g T b s a t t r I f ) llo u a * P a r t y t l ) a a la S to r m 4:44 (7) Y o u n g D r. M a lo a * t l ) M t ll l o n a l r t (4) B e a t Ih * C lo c k 4:44 (1) F r o m T h a i* R o o ts (4) W h o D o Y o u T r a i t ( I ) V e r d ic t Is T o u ra 4:11 (7) C o m e d y P la y h o u s e t f ) B r ig h t e r D a y (1 ) A m e ric a n B a n d s ta n d 4:11 (*> H eorat S to rm 1:41 I f ) E d g e o f N ig h t (1 ) A d v e n t u r e T in t* f i l l 111 M o V l* ( I ) T h r e e S to o g e * I I I P o p a r * P la y h o u s e 1:1* (4) Q u ic k D r a w M e a n e r I I ) R o c k y an d P r ia n d a fV Tonight C a p t a in K a a g a r a o M o r n in g T h a a tr a Ito m p o r R o o m R o a d o ra D lr o a t N a w a a n d In ta r v la w a N a w a • W e a th e r Do R* M l 11*4 H o w * S h o w E a rto o n K a p a rs P la y Y o u r H u n c h o n T h * O* M o v l* D i e * la R ig h t I Lava Luey C o n c e n t r a tio n D a c t a ib a r B r id e A "Playhouse 90" ip eclil oo CBS tonight la "The Shape or the Riv­ er," starring Frxncliot Tone In the role of Mark Twain, It deal* with 10 y ea n in the later part of the author's life when he worked ener­ getically to overcome financial difficultir*. "L a il Exit" if tht whodunit on ABC's "Bourbon Street Beal” . The lilt of the feaion's "Hall­ mark Hall of Fam e" dramai, on NBC, li Bernard Sliaw'x "Captain Braixbound'a Converiion," starr­ ing Grerr Canon and Chriitopher Plummer. f a th * C a a r t a f th a C a a a t y Jo d n e , Marilyn Maxwell ii the gucit g o m la a la C a a a ty , B la l* a f F lo r id a , itar on ABC* '"Adventurei in la F ra b a t* l a re tb * R e la t e a f i Parading" drama. Legal Notica W. E. W ATSO N , D eceased. F I N A L N O T IC E N o llr * I* h e re b y g iv e n th a t Ih* u n d e rs ig n e d w i l l , on th e I r d d a y o f J u n e , A . D. 1140, p r o e m lo Ih* H o n o r a b l* C o u n ty J u d a a o f g e m ln o l* C o u n ty , F lo r id a . my f in a l r o lu r n , a c c o u n t a n d vo u ch e r* , a s K ie c u t o r n f th y R a ta l* o f IV. E. W a ts o n , d eceased , a n d a l s o ld tim e , th a n an d th a ro , m a k e a p p li­ c a t io n to th * o ald J u d g e f o r a f in a l a a t tls m o n t o f m y a d m in is ­ t r a t io n n f s o ld e sta te , an d f o r an o rd e r d t a c h a r g ln s m* aa au ch E x e ­ c u t r ix . D a te d t h is th * 14th day of A p r il. A . D. 114*. C h a r lo t t e K o a lo r W a ts o n Aa K x e r u t r t a o f Ih s E s ta te o f W . E . tV a ta o n , D eceased. H. W W a re , A t t o r n e y f o r K x o c u lr ls . W o o d r iif f - P a r k ln o B id . H a n fo rd , F lo r id a . P u b lis h M a y 1. 1, 14, 11, 1)4«. Oviedo Babe Ruth Parents T o M e e t There will be a meeting ent* of player* on the team in the Babe Ruth Tueaday at I p. m. The will meet at the achool. of par­ Oviedo league parenta Officer Wins Walk NEW YORK tUI'l I — Olympic hopeful CapL Rudy Haluxa of Oxnatd Air Force Ba*#, Calif., won the National AAU 10.000 miter walk Sunday with a time of 48 minutes and three nrcnnd* — 68 second* under the American re­ cord for the distance. Legal N otica N O T H E TCP T I I E P I H I.IC g a tn liio l* C o u n ty H o a rd u f C o u n ty C n im n la a lu n tr h e a rin g * on a d o p ­ tio n o f C o m p re h e n s iv e X o n ln g I t e iu la lln n s a n d M a p s baa beau r a n s a ile d nn M a y 4, 1444 n n d r e a e h r d u lr d f o r M a y 17, l**a a t 7tSs p . M la C o u r t R oo m , g a m ln n l* C o u n ty C o u r t llo u a * . H x n fn rd . F lo r id a . H o a rd o f C o u n ty C o m m la x lo n a r* S e m in o le C n u n ly , F lo r id a lly J o h n K r l d e r , C h a irm e n A l i e n D a v id M. n a l r l i a l N o lle * tn A l l E le c t r ic ia n s a n d E le c t r ic a l C o n tra c to r * N o lle * I t h e re b y g iv e n , p u r s u a n t tn C h a p te r 44-1111, 1-nwa o f F la r ld a , t h a t on F e b r u a r y 44, t i l l , lh a H e a r d a f C o u n ty C o m m la a lo n a ra o l g e m ln o l* C o u n ty , F lo r id a , c r a a la d a H o a rd o l E la c t r le a l K t a m la r r a to aaam lhO , r le e t t f y a n d c e r t if y a l l a la rH e le n s e n g a g in g In w o r k a s a la e lr lc la n a In najd c n u n ly and a lt a la e lr ic a l c o n tra c to r# e n g a g in g In b ua ln na a In s a id c o u n ty . A n y rn n ld a n l o f g e m ln o l* C o u n ty w h o w n a n r t lx e ly s n a a g r il In Ih * b u sln ax* o r o c c u p a tio n o f e le c t r ic ia n In an ld c o u n ty , a a d a n y p a is o n , f ir m o r c o r p o r a tio n w h o w aa a c t iv e ly r n ia g e d la lh a hu slnaa a o r o c c u p a tio n o f e le c t r ic a l c o n t r a c t o r la aald ro o m y p r io r In A p r il I, t i l s m a y m a k n a p p lic a t io n lo o ald h n a td o f e x a m in e r* f o r a r a r lt f lc o t * o f q u a lif ic a t io n w llh o u l e x a m in a tio n , b a ld a p p lic a tio n . In th a fo r m p r e s c r ib e d b y lh a H o a rd n f E le c t r ic a l K s a m ln e r e , a h a ll he a c c o m p a n ie d by a s w o rn s ta te m e n t o f Ih* a p p lic a n t i li a ! lie n t ta la a ll th a re q u ire m e n t* n f S a c llu ii t u f C h a p te r 44 -1 I4 I, L a w s o f F lo r id a , lo g a t h r r w it h lh a c a r llf lc a ilu n fee re q u ir e d by H r c ilo n 4 th e re o f. A l l su ch a p p lic a tio n * m u st h* s u b m itte d tn th * g e m ln o l* C o u n ty Z o n in g O ffIr# on n - b e fo re M a y 41, 14X1; o th e r w is e , n n y p a rso n , fir m o r e n r p e r n tlo n tha: s a i l e r d a a lr ln g lo t a g a g * In Ih* b u sin e ss o r o c c u p a tio n a f a l ^ t r l c la n o r e la c t r le a l c o n t r a c to r a h a ll bn re q u ir e d lo a llh a t o n d a a e x a m in a tio n nn d m a st Ib a o th e r r e ­ q u ire m e n t* p re s c rib e d b y C h a p te r t l - I I X I , L a w s o f F lo r id a , a a d ru le * a n d r e g u la t io n s n f H o a rd o f E le c t r ic a l K a a m ln e r s b e fo re e n g a g in g In a t lh a r s a id b u s ln ta a a r o c c u p a tio n In K a m inot# o a n ty , F lo r id a . g a m ie s t* C o u n ty E le c t r ic a l E x a m in e r# B y R a b a r t A B ro w n , S a c ra tn r y P u b lla h A p r i l I I , M , A M a y I . I, I M A By FRKD DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI>—" Accent on Comedy," a title that never could Mrvg to describe TV program­ ming, »erved a more limited purpOM Thursday night. It was the tag given to the latcat Revlon special on CBS-TV, an hour supposedly devoted to the presentation of prototype come­ dy forms. Mora form and more eomedy, with leai prototypes, would have improved tilings. Prototype alio can mean an­ tique, of course, and there it no comedy more antiquer than Smith and Dale’a “ Dr. Kronkhite" sketch from which Rabelali drew hit inipiration. The routine remains a remarkable collection of highlypolished, over-age comedy nug­ gets. And Smith and Dale, though somewhat flower these days, are Hill adding new line* to their claisic. They still punch out their lines with the enthutiasm of neo­ phytes and it's a treat to watch them work. Alao on hand and helping mat­ ters waa Ray Bojger, old Mr. Double-Joint himself, lie per­ formed bis yardbird routine, some agile footwork and a song and wax Just warming up -vhen time ran out. The clock alio prevented Al Kelly, Mr. Double-Talk, from ap­ pearing aa acheduled. Maybe it waa juxt as well. The Goofen, an acrobatic troupe of young musician*, were on hand as representatives of zany comedy. Actually, the Smith and Dale routine had more zanlnesx If not aa much frse-whealing mo­ tion. Dorothy Loudon, representing the comic tong brigade, displayed a hard-working, clever, smooth act that somehow failed to hang together and sounded old hat. If that sounds contradictory. It could mean Mill Louden needs better material. Herb Shriner appeared aa a monologul-and promptly turned on tome more of hit wild eld film dipt of days, and scenes, gone by. Now those w en tany comedy acts. Explaining each facet of com­ edy and exchanging a few trivial words with the performer* was Mike Wallace. The format ignored completely the new, refreshing direction! that comedy hat been taking. It teems that while the accent waa oa comedy Thursday night, H waa a muted accent. This was the week the unwant­ ed documentary, "The Race for Space"—lubtitled "Thla la Your Life. Wemher v- n Braun"—had ita showing on seorei of TV sta­ tion*. ' The hour-long story of rocket development, produced by David Wolper, waa rejected for network showing because the networks pre­ fer to put these show* together on their own. Rather than scrap the show, the iponior and pro­ ducer offered it around and man­ aged to line up about 100 alationa. I’ m glad they got K on air. As a primer of rocketry, It waa a sturdy presentation, one with both feet on the ground. Many absorbing film clips from Ameri­ can, German and Russian files were shown /nd Mike Wallace's CO-FBATURB AT M iN ONLY “•ASA o r BBMF M O O N " COLOB WBSTBBM WITH BTABTB MAT • CAMERAS Photography Supplies 1 * Day Dtveloping Service W1EBOLDT CAMERA SHOP I I I S. Park Sanford. Fix., N n tlc * In A l l D u m b e r * an d D u m b in g C o n tra c to r * N o lle * la hatch)* u lv a n , p u r s u a n t to C h a p te r 14-1447, !.a w s o f F lo r id a , th a t on M a rc h I. 1*10. th* H o a rd n f C o u n ty Com* m le s lo n c re nf H rm lu u le C o u n ty , F lo r id a , c re a te d a H o a rd a f D u m b e r E x a m in e r * lo r ia n iln * . r la t x lf y an d c e r t if y a l l p lu m b •ra ( n g x s ln g In evork as p lu m b e rs In xatd c n u n ly a n d a l l p lu m b ­ in g r n n t r a c t n r a r t i x x s ln c In h u a ln r s s In s a id c n u n ly , A n » re s id e n t n f H e m ln n la C n u n ly .who w a s a c t iv e ly a n a a a a d In lb# '. u a ln o a n r n r r u p n lln n n f p lu n th a r In an ld c o u n ty , and a n y p e rso n , f ir m n r c o r p o r a tio n w h o w a a a c t iv e ly e n s a s ’ d In in * h u e ln te * o r m -c u p a iln n n f p lttm b ln x c o n t r a c to r In aald c o u n ty p r io r In A p r il 1, H i * m a y m a k * a p p lic a t io n In aald b o a rd o f ( X a m lt t r t s f " r * c e r t if ic a t e n f q u a lif ic a t io n w it h o u t e x a m in e ! Inn H xld a p p lic a tio n , In Ih* fo rm p r o c r l b r d by th* H o a rd o f D u m b e r E x a m in e r s , a h a ll b* a c c o m p a n ie d by a a w o ra s ta te m e n t o f ilia a p p lic a n t th a t h* m e a ts n i l Ih * r a q u 'ra m a n ta n f g r c ln n X o f C lix p r r il- 1 4 1 7 , l-a w a o f F lo r id a , to g e th e r w it h th e c e r t if ic a t io n fee r e q p lr r d b y H c c tln n 4 th e re o f. A l l su c h a p p li­ c a tio n * m u s t l x s u b m itte d In h* H a m ln o la C o u n y Z o n in g O ff ic e on o r b e fo re » l* y S i, :>*»; o ih x r w lx r , a n y p e rso n , fir m o r c o r ­ p o r a tio n th e r e a ft e r d s a lr in a lo a iia a s * la lb * b u sln a x* n r n e cu p a lln n n f p lu m b e r n r p lu m b in g c o n t r a c to r s h a ll b* ra q u lr a d In w it h s t a n d an e x a m in a tio n a n d m eat lh a a lh a r re q u ire m e n t* p r e s c r ib e d b> C h a p te r 44-1X4;, L e x n f F lo r id a , a n d ru le * an d r e a u la ilo n e o f H o a rd n f D u m b e r K x a m la s r s h e fn r * e n g a s ln g la e it h e r a a ld b u e ln t ix n r n< <u p x t lo ii In H tm lu n le C n u n ty , F lo r id a . H r m ln o l* C o u n ty PI u ax b a r E a a m la t r * l l y R o b e r t A llr o w a . S e c r e t a r y P u b lla h A p r il I I M a y », 1, 14, I M I . £Isx± TOM ADAMS FLORIDA'S CANDIDATE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE Ii h * CHOMN IT M S C O U IA 6U IS MOST VALVAR* MKMBM O * H R U ftiSlATU M , 19*9 W . P o l. A d v . Re - ELECT Mrs. MARY EARLE WALKER TA X ASSESSOR (U rJubOt Hugpmdgd Your Righto) Tha Governor Last laptRatbar Wk«e I Dared To Fight For Or or 2ft Yoons A* Your Kloctod 21 Y e t i Continuous. Courteous, Bfflcleat Aad Faithful Henke in this office. e. Eketod In 1951 B y Alm om i 2 To I Voto (la Flrat Priaiary Polled ft A* Votos C u t Had 4 Oppoaents) 1 1 » i work far tho hoot latonst of tho Citlz«u of Seminole County at iB Time*." e i\ -n m V O T E FOR D EM O C R A C Y CUT VO IIR GOVERNM ENT RACK IN TH E HANDS OF TH E PEOPLE * “SOUTH PACIFIC* Horisx art still ao tlemrnt of traffic in Weit Berlin and th eV number is increasini — 8 pcrcsni in the last two ytars to a total of 1,620. Legal N otice l e t ’ s H ave SO U N D . STA B ILIZED . E Q U A L IZ E D . ASSESSM EN TS A CCO RD IN G TO LAW ! tV commentxry was illamioat<n%' The proiram alto bid many poi|* nxnt and ironic moments. I "T h e re is no Substitute for E x p e rie n ce " ______________ _ Pd. Pnl. Adv. % t\ 'T �®»T* • ««*«> Rfrall Mon. May 2, I960—Pag# 9 Congress May Vote On Voluntary .Health Plan For Aged This Week CHICAGO (UPI) — Vice Prt.ident Richard M. Niton lays the administration will present to Con­ gress o'* the American prople this week a voluntary health insurance plan for the aged. Nixon said a democratic sponsored plan of compulsory insur­ ance through broadened Social • Security coverage Is not the answer because it would fail to protect the people who need it the most — some of the four million parsons over 65 without Social Security. Moreover, the vIco president said, the Democrrta' compulsory program eompels people who don't > ant and don't need health insurance to taka it. "So, what la the answer?" Nison asked. "We are now- working on the answer. We are going So pre­ sent it to Congress or the coun­ try this week." The administration program. Nixon said, was developed with these principles in mind: —"That everybody over 65 who wanta health insurance should be able lo get it and the federal government should subsidise him lo the extent so that ha could buy it '/ ha couldn't afford K." —"That nobody who doesn't want or need It L forced to gat it against hia will." —"And that everybody who ought lo have it is encouraged to get It." a Nixon waa in Chicago Sunday to apeak to Polish Americans gath­ ered to celebrate tbe 169th anni­ versary of the signing of the Polish constitution. He also ad­ dressed t news tonference and appeared on a tala vision interview show. Jack'nJill Kindergarten Opens Aug. 29,1960 8:30 A. M. • 12 Noon Only Cost - One Dollar A Day Enrollment Limited Call After « Mary J. Bateman FA 2-2950 Spirit Moves Theater Patron WIG-WARM STYLE — In■tnnt falling hair is a fenturw of thfa new beach hat being shown at a Paris beaen. It is complete with a wig that drops to the wearer’s waist. The con­ vertible top was designed for women who want a quick change in hairdo color and shape. PROOF Directed by teacher with 10 yrs. experience Accepting 4 and 5 year olds BEAUFORT. N. C. (U P l)-N e gro John Williams Nawkirk of Beaufort was watching previews of the movie, "Tha Ten Command­ ments" Saturday when be sudden­ ly leaped from his seat shouting, "Jesus, here I eoma . , . If birds can fly I can too." Tha leap carried him over tho rail o f the balcony and ha dropped IS feet Into tha lap of M n. Bessie Gatlin of Morehead City, bruising tho woman'* left shoulder. Nawkirk, who escaped with only a skinned ksiee, later explained to th* theater manager: "Tha spirit moved m e." Denise Swain FA 2-1854 IS Decisions of the R. I. and PuUic Utility Commission affect our pocketbooks every day of our lives. Let's keep a Commissioner ' of unquestioned integrity, with over 20 years of law and public service experience, on the HA R BERNARD PARRISH P. M. R IJT111TIE S BEST BY EV ER Y TEST Read W hat The Editors S a y . . . id# and plaaaare Mm Daily sa i ndorsae tha candidacy af Tor State Beaatar frees the both Brevard and lewtawM* Counties. (M id Wa not anly endorse hia candidacy, wa rnoammad Mr. Parrieh far thia office bate use mi Me paIBtael and civic eiperleac* which ar* tha Inherent baeta o f a fia* plat for at. Mr. Parrish** aaperlraaa la political Nf* haa pi*sad hlaa la authoritative position* ■■ school trust** sad a ■ seabar at the Brevard heard af enaaty cnsaaiiaaioaara. Hi# daeir* Do aaalatala elaaa gavrmataal la aa d f t d sat t provided Mai with aa appariaalty la aaa Ik* kaawladg* ha ia thaa* capacitisn. Thia pablie affirlal wka haa baaa aarvlag at aaaaly tevai aad tapir** t# apeak far kia aaaalUaaata aa atata Mat (era aaderainada Mi* aituatiaa ad thU araa'a reads, water conservation. flead aaatral measoraa, achaala aagalfed by am Impact populatiaa aad tha aaad lav Industry aad taaritM la Sean ap with cattle aad ritraa ta ' acaaomk kalaaca In rvlatlaa ta dafrasa project contract#." P U B IIC (o m m is s io n o t My Friends: I nm aorrjr Mint I haven't boon nbio ho moot nil of yon pontonafly, but, na you know, 1 nm now nerving wt your CLERK of the CIRCUIT COURT, and tho dutioo of tho office are confining. So, I hope that all of “ Brevard and Seminole Counties you will underntand and will allow mn thia opportunity of introducing candidacy of Bernard mm M* qualification* ■yaolf. Sincaraiy, DAVID M. GATCH EL Parrl»h for .............. Because o f Ma man trnatrd that support ran hia ho proud o f hr «andidarr> hlat should consider Dm for Rial# Mia offlao nad many Ida pwbM* a m ir* qualifkatlaoa, hr th* hollar in f haranao of Krailar, k u id and • pnople, Tha Tribune that th* wiR DietrUt * ■ hia oapaMUU#*.” This is My Background in: EDUCATION : • • • Grade*!# af Brmiaal* High Reboot Attended drm soa Callage, Clawson, 8. C. Attended Capital' University, Calunbua, Ohla Graduate wl ia ............................... Business Administration, “ ‘ »llh degree ' Mleta University, Del.sad, Flarida Cawmtaaiaaed Sad Lt., Fighter Fllai, Air Carp*. Gradual* af Fighter Pilot Instructors School Gradaalo of lastrumakt Flying Instructors School Served I ! , year* overt*** aa fighter pilot Attained rank a f Captain CoMMandiag Offlcor • Sanford National Board Company . |)t M ILITARY SERVICE: BUSINESS and GOVERNM ENTAL EXPERIEN CE: C IV IC SERVICE & HONORS: • • • • “Parrlah ha# tha kaatJov On land fe n vard and Remlnoie rouatl## la tha Btata Banal# uhlla rapraaaating th#.p##pla'a In* taraata of hath rountlaa, hraaaa# h# haa that kuon-ho* that I# aa kadlr n##d#d, and ia tonally acquainted with tha dapnrtaianta and laadera af atala governniaat. Parrlah ia a man » ! • onlr ipaaka whea ha kmawa what ha ia talkiag about, and hia kaowladge in tha kiad that ferotard and MamInala County people need at thia tint# tn *#• paaaant them la tha alata Dgialatura. Barnard Parrlah la . . . aa nutataadlag ataa amaag man, a f real eUieamaalika Umbra.** yoara Manager aad C s o r a w o f Central Flarida Quick Fr >! Ireted Saaford City CammUaioaar In 1111 Served a* Mayor, City o f Sanford In 1VI7 Elected to Seminal* County Commission I* |fgp • SERVED AB CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ala Mat year Elected Governor mf Florid* Boy* Slat* • t i l l Elected VirO-Pr**ld*al Junior C l*u - Stetson University Elected President, Lambda Cfcl Alpha Fraternity . HI at so* University Member aad Past-Dtractar, Baafard-BamlaaM Junior Chamber af Commtrra Director af Samlaal* Couaty Chamber a f Commerce Awarded Florida Btata (Mad Government Award . 1M7 Past-President a f Msaferd Kiwaaia Club Member o f Varloua Other Civic and Vataraa OrganlsaliM* “ W# Wllraa Barnard Parrlah haa mar# fully atat ad hia poaitlon on: rlaan, honaal government) afflrlancr in government; roadts flood rnntrol and nalar ronaarvalion: raappartioamanli taiaai arhaota and an tnaaf othor anhjaala *f vital inlaraat to taaparora and raaidantn. Wa hallava hia outatandlnf ability la ahonn In hia paat rrcord of arrtlia aa: a countr rommliaionar: a arhool truatao: a rhurrh member and offlaari a oaldiar In tho •arvic* o f hia cou ntr/» a aportantant an nctlva aivic oorkrr. IV# brliava BarnardParrlah v» ill bring to Brevard and Seminolo Counties good, honaal ragraacnlation. Wa ball**# ha will glr# thaao t « o Brewing rountlaa th# l*#d#r*hlp in th# Florida Manat# that ia a* vilalTr naadrd. IVa'ra going to tnle for llarnard Parrlth and « • hop# that * ill git# hint your utmost conaidtratian and tot# an Mag I." I AM A LIFE-LONG' MEMBER OF THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. SANFORD, /on FLORIDA Keep the MAN Who is EXPERIENCED in the Office A t k Y o u r F r i a n d t Wh o K n o w H i m — ELECT D A V ID M . GATCH EL C LER K ot C IR C U IT C O U R T pd. po L adr. B N W YOUR STATE TUESDAY, M AY 3 �bama ■Us* I Vv I V ' ’• W—Mon. M ir t . IMS in * n> ' ..... U n fit! WmB - Massive Display Of Might Featured In Red May Day MOSCOW (U P!)—Russia'* Mar Day parade this je e r featured a massive »bow of military might including a 1,000-mlle ballistic miiiUe and a self-propelled 10iach atomic field gun. Altogether, about -40 rockets of varying alses were shown, build­ ing up to the "m ammoth" inter­ mediate-range missile. The parade also included amphibious arm­ ored troop carriers, tanka aad field arttttery. The big rocket and the atomic gun reaembled weapons displayed ia the 109T May Day parade. Mili­ tary eaperta were uncertain whether they were the tame weapons or Improved model*. Premier Nikita Khrushchev aad other Russian leader* watched the parade from the top o f the Leaia-ftaUa tomb ea Red Square, foreign diplomats sad mURary attaches were In boxee to the left o f the mausoleum i. LOS ANGELES (UP1) - The lor The Episcopal Church Women house. Plana wW bo Los Angeles Rams today announe. of Christ Church Episcopal, Long- the rv mm* re sale to be held ed the signing of Tom Fears, for. Eltev-here in the Communist mer all-pro end, as a special assist­ wood, will hold their monthly Saturday. The meeting w b Mart Defense Minister Rodion Mali­ world: novsky, principal speaker of the meeting tonight at the parish at g p. m. ant coach, —The Communlii radio report­ -t— ifyy, declared that Russian and Its 'd that leaders of Red China armed force* "are always ready •-J-surneyed separately to various to rebus* any aggressors." parts of the country" for May He aald the world hopes this Day o b s e r v * ---. month's summit meeting in Paris —Polish Communist leader Wlawill be able to reach agreement dyalav Gomulka said the world on disarmament and "liquidation hopes (he summit talks will lead of the remnants o f the Second to peace, out adde^ that "one con­ World W ar"—apparently meaning ference cannot destroy all of the walls erected hv th* #oM w ar." the German problem. FO R GOVERNMENT — ELECT Allen Robert Lormann YOUR Woman Injured In Car Mishap A Sanford woman w m treated for shook after her ear waa hit on Preach Avo. near first St. Friday. Mrs. Rufay Griffis had stopped ea French Ave. t» make a left turn when e truck driven by Jameo McKay U n lock smashed into the beck of her auto police COUNTY Mid. Truluck had looked aside a moment before the crash, and when he saw the car stopped in front of him, it was too tale to prevent the collision, police said. Trulock was charged with fail­ ure to have hie vehicle under control. Multipurpose antisep­ tic, mouth wash, breath swetUner. i*r *»«. R og. I 9 « Pint D R U w G S DISTRICT CO M M ISSIO N ER T o The Beet Of My Ability — W e i Get Ullage Doae la The Coaatg TOUR Wag — Conservative, Fair Action — Not Proatioea — As Mayor Of Longwood Iaaportaat Things Hava Been Achieved Which They Said Couldn't Bo D on # — I Shall Hava Tear latereats At Heart AR The Time — We Need Each Other To Lift The Bardeae Near Confronting gemlaole Canal#." LIGGETT T O U C H T O H ANTISEPTIC 3 M I31 SOLUTION i STAFF SERGEANT Neil Smith of the British Army uterine corps, puta final touchea on a hue* wedding caka for Prince** Margaret and Antony Armstrong* Jonea. It eonalata of 24 pounda of king, 10 pounda of flour and 96 agga. GOOD =/ Re-Ball •EOBORANI lolls m easily. lb Mbs. Mops odor. Antiperspirant. Shoo M- S T O R E S ______ 2 * ,7 0 exalt 1 • §r. 100's RIO. « f c • SAN FRANCISCO (U P !) Pinned to the door of a darkened watch repair shop la a note read­ ing " I hope ,to reopen toward* the end ef April." But M became Increasingly ap- The Real McCoys Bp Andy aad Cliff CARRAWAY McKIBBIN 1M Jf. Park Ave. b FA t-MOt parent today that owner Peter Gluckmana would not return to the wrtches, clocks, jewelry and music boxes that crammed Us neat little shop oa a downtown San Francisco side street. The portly, balding watchmaker ie believed to have crashed ia the Pacific. He dliappeared last Wednesday after he took off from Tokjro for New York ia an attampt to set a non-stop light plane distanee record. " I may make it and then again I may not," Gluckmann said hi Tokyo before his takeoff. Gluckmann, who wore a bust ness suit wheo ha flew, bore little resemblance to the popular caption of a daring aviator with a penchant for creasing oceans in a single-engine aircraft. But -since learning to fly in 1040 the 14-year-old amateur pilot sot these light plane records; —Crossed the Atlantic with the smallest plan* on record in IN), —First to fly round-trip from San Francisco to Hawaii in light piano la IN? —Ret a round-the-world record la 1N9. Born In a suburb of Berlia, Gluckmann went to London with his parents before World War II There he learned watchmaking and at the age of 31 he came to this country and became a ettisen His father died several years ago but his mother, Ema Gluckmann, still Uvea in ~ lb Ibor, fastaracting aspirin it wy pries! | 5000 U.S.P. Unit* Calcium ,1000 UJ.P. Unit* Fairtotjroat* _______ 2JMg. V"1* * | • Ah mmi v _lJ0Mc«. - t o o Ml 80.0 Meg _»0 M | , L in NilCinlfritf* M m •Rudy-Shaw •Lmnta o • 3 • 4 * 5 ' 6 *7 • Lavtndtr Menlholatod Monday through Saturday 2»99> IMONACET ) Tablets Ease pain of simple headache, neuritis, neuralcia. 100's Rag. Ifc _ 2 nut ». Soothing body rub. Ideal lor sickroom Mods. M e I t o lk Rag. 70s Pint EYELO EYE LOTION Soothing reltal for minor eyo irritations. M L7 B 1^10 n o R l E Y * t,N m lP " J S l PtHm ilsiM VitaaiK 2 bw, antacid. <1. C fir Rag. flavor, M R . C A * tabs, or 1 p t.» * * 3 B * P t/> * o u r V E R C U O P P K . ^ c 5 „ A P r . A 'N< P 0 ' "I WadinfJ W C /U > - 5 A For cool summertime fun. "Krona” vinyl insert with full snipon edge moJding, hose adopter drain. . Moyi^oated wire V ® ft*,V bnce frame. rA d orn * SWIM CAPS TOOTHBRUSHES m Aviator ityle with “Wilor- tainA.R-1, tat a seal." Choice of dtsipns. Jh rJB O 4 B .llir U I " * 2 ■ rs....2**IJZ0 aiMri.2* CWMrroi's om»- mlMMf./L' V L1 " uejnus f V V I V V f | ■Fiberiits w hag with aipper. MERTMOLATE MONACET How apriHg aotisapfe for Combines S Ingrodionts to simple naurilis, ete. 100's lag. Ita Q f r obbo paim of i^ f t a 2 ^ 9 l« 2 NR LBTI0N or CREAM W ATER BOTTLE MUST AID KIT UB.1N Fortrooting taper rash/suobunt, poison ivy or oak. I ol f9 9 m aw ceM a.X^‘ D f* 4Jg....... '2 -4 3 1 FinMt (lu ll products lor rntfiM V first M. Mttil cist. ..‘-S' MINIRAL OK ir * . 45* • T .K L tJI 0 9 * R t * - E I l? L t J I D W I N LARSON S I A T E T R E A S U R E R M S E C T K ID E R U N CRYSTALS Aoraod Imaat H e . FH tamo ontstali praUot your n ^ | | ^ j|| S T IA M « r D R Y M O N Lwg listing combiMtioo with two year guorantw. 'ir SACCH ARI TABLETS I d 's 1OO0* V4-Sr.Reg.35c U-fir.kg. 1 tar Me S ta r! H-Cr. tog. 45c Vi-Cr.Reg. B yttt ibb A igiliii2ferSlfi Si7 !. 2*80®b *1* f - .(*' / �Be Sure To Do Your Duty WASHINGTON CALLING DEADLOCK! Tuesday is the day to vote. All we • have to say today is this: If you are registered to vote in this primary, it is your duty to go to the polls and have your say about who will handle your business in the county and the state during the coming terms. If you fail to take your responsibility ^ seriously, don’t expect any better of the people who go into office without a full decision by the people. WORRY CLINIC by Dr. G. W. Crane CASK E-441: Rita I*, nerd 18. about the latter. Go through thr is the jilted coed whose boy friend motions! itered into ■ "shotgun" wedding (2) Quickly extrovert your at­ ith a rival girl. tention upon the problems of Rita said she had no il.rir* to OTHERS, for sorrow and dejec­ lira. Nothing appealed to her any tion are usually self-centered emo­ more. tions. Because o f self-pity, you She was squatted dry o f all focus your attention on your own emotions. Life was dull and list- Iepidermis during grief. Instead, turn it outward by leas, or just wormwood and gall, teaching a Sunday School class aa the Rible explains. “ Dr. Crane, 1 wish I could die!" nr singing at church nr leading aha exclaimed. "Is there any way a Scout or Camp Kirs Girls Jfi get over this all-gone feeling?” Troop, etc. Within two days, 1 persuaded # Yes, and everybody who gets into that terrible emotional state ' Rita to accept a date with an­ should remember that millions go other hoy in college. She protestjed it was unfair to him, for She through it. Yet they soon become happy and Ididn't want to have a date, hut I gay onee more! So how can you insisted. And she dated him on many work yourself out of a severe future occasions. Slowly, she be­ emotional depression? What should you do when death gan to take a new* interest in hu­ snatches a loved one away from man activities. Her smile began to yntt or you are jilted or dithonor- return. And within six weeks, she oeM or defeated badly? W J u tt force yourself to go casionally would laugh gaily. Be­ fore the end o f the semester, her through the proper motions! For when you go through the ' perspective had widened and she proper motions, you will soon be. Iwas again enjoying herself. And before another year had gin to fel the corresponding emo­ passed, she waa engaged to this tions! That (a an axiom of psychology |other boy and loved him mote that will restore happiness, even : than Ted, who had Jilted hrr. though in the depth of your gloom ■ Send for my booklet, **H»w to i Control Your Emotions,” enclosing you don't believe it. Hrre 'ia a formula by which to a stamped, return envelope, plus store a happy outlook in spite ‘.Hk: Inon-piofit). the worst dejection you have (Aiwa)a write In Dr. Crane in I rare of thla newapaper, enclos­ ever met: (I ) Keep on the job. Don't play ing a long 4r atamped, addressed hookey from school or your of­ i envelope and 20c to rover t> ping fice, factory or household choirs. and printing coats when >ou Oh, you may meanwhile feel send for one o f his booklela.) like a mechanical man or robot, but force your feet and hands to carry you through your normal dally duties. After g funeral or jilting, don't un away or sit idly at home ! Editor: roodlng! And don't go on a va­ _We seldort^ realize until disas­ cation. Keep active and in the ter strikes 'how truly warm-heart­ ed our fellow beings are. Monday harness. Whan an aviator crashes, un­ night our home waa destroyed by less he ia ton disabled to go up fir* and with it all our personal again, tha Air Corps sends him belongings. Tuesday we received aloft A T ONCE with another a' eall from Mr. Blackwelder at the plane, just to prevent his letting J. C. Penney Co. with an offer o f that crash develop into a perman­ atsialanre. We are deeply grateful ent failure complex. and wish to publicly thank tha So follow the policy o f ths avia- J. C. Penney Company for ■their r and date another person, even help. ough you don't feel excited Mr. and Mr. V. Nelson Jr, f « Readers Write « « DAILY C R O S S W O R D ACROSS ft 42. Coffin and ft. Apron lops fcatrl’anune MLOperatic melody II. Fall flower ML South African Negro 14. Get (dU t DOWN L A judicial Inqueat * .C * p o — * N. G 8. Before 4. Disfigure fi. T o w e r l a Bhlnar ft. Persia T. Mr. Crafty ft. Wicked var. > persona ML A kind ad 11. Grows oM tiger I f . Book o f OM 11. Rubber Testament •a. Compaaa point fabbr.) •ft. F in ch * IK. God o f pleasure I f , Cattlo (d ia l) M.Tavern SLTho South of Franca 22. Military WASHINGTON — Hearings a r* i the favors handed out as a quid o f their investment In pasting M to be held shortly on a modest p ro-1pro qno for campaign contribu­ on to the publle. The elean election! hill adopted posal that might contribute in this tions. A vivid recollection of this re- hy the Senate early in tha ses­ presidential year to twn highly porter's campaign travels soma sion through the efforts o f Sana- desirable ends. One i* to foster years ago was a talk with the tor Thomas C. Hennings Jr. o f serious debate between the presi- governor o f one o f the poorest Missouri is (till held up in tho : dentist I candidates on thr grave is­ states in the Union. He was about House. There is strong opposition sues of the day and thr other it to to run for re-election in tha pri­ [from the southerners becauta it reduce the high cost o f polities. mary for a two-year term. The cover* primaries as wall as ether The proposal in to require the office at the time paid a falary elections and H will almost aor­ television and radio networki to o f $7,600 a year. ta Inly be stopped. With prime T Y give an hour and a half or two How much would hi* campaign time coating front $70,000 to $00,hours a week of prim* time to a eost? About a half-million dollars, OOO.a half hour the proposal fo r debate between the candidate* he allowed. And who would pay a national debate on tha networks during the last eight weeks of the |tha hill? Tha highway contractor* [would help to cut down the high campaign. The free time would he and tha liquor people. His oppon­ coat of politic*. limited to the presidential nomi­ ent would he financed hy the hig A number o f mesaures hava nee* o f the major parties. The bill utility company that dominated been put in to give free time ta : specifies that to be eligible the the state and he would spend representative* end • a n i t e n nominee mutt he the choice of a rather more than a half-million, campaign year*. Obviously tha party that at tha last election re­ tha governor guessed. Bo here airways would be hopelessly flut­ reived more than four percent o f was at least $1,000,000 which the tered if thi* were carried very fa** tha vota east. consumers of the improverished A* initiated by Senator A. S. state would unknowlingly be pay­ An eight-berth, 112 million deep­ Monroney, taking up an idea ad- ing nut several times over a i thr water harbor will begin operations , ranced hy Adlai Stevenson, thi* it contributor! pyramided the eost at Bridgetown, Barbados, in IMt. a modest proposal indeed. It ha* no overtones o f government own­ ership or operation of tha TV* Happiness Through Health and radio networks which no one wants, since the dangers o f poll. tical domination and government ■censorship ara too great. But It (By DR. F. LEO KERWIN) would require that a small fraction of the time given over to en­ tertainment to the great profit In tha brain ia life force, The .Chiropractor need a o f the networks be devoted to a which ia delivered front the science which ia btwed upon public srevice. brain to all parts of the body. thin idea. When he finda that Mnnmney't original idea was for you are nick, he first loeatea an hour and a h*\f a week to be Everyone knows that if the your trouble. If he find* it nervea leading to the arm are rarried on all network*. The two candidates would each have half cut that arm becomes dead in your stomach, he know* an hour for an Initial persentano far an it* use- where the nervea are pressed tion on a given issue and then an fulness ia con­ upon to produce that condi­ additional 15 minutes for rebut­ tion. lie look* in that part o f cerned. tal. The current bill, which is J W h y ? Because the spine and find* how the sponsored hy a dozen senators, in -: the nervea are preNMire in produced. He then eluding on* Republican, calls for t i n y telegraph replace* the nmali bones in two hours o f time each week. But w i r c a w h i c h (heir natural position and in the hearings hefort Senator carry thi* life noon nickncna no longer John O. I'astroc'a subcommittee of force from the exist*. An thi* ia true o f the the Interstate and Foreign Com­ merce committee it i* likely to he the body. The stomnch, it 1* also true of the body. Chiropractic quickmodified. ntomach must receive it* life ly and easily can get to tha In the 1866 campaign the Re­ forca from the bmin. Thi* ia root of your trouble and publican* spent $4,036,8.16 on ra­ dio and TV and tha Democrats al*n true of the liver, the kid- often with quick rcllfcf. $2,871,14$. Tha total of $7,008,078 ned, the heart, the lunga and eomaa largely from favor-seeker* every other tiny unit of the One of a eerie* sf artidee who never fail to try to get a re­ body. All thi* life force i* published in the publle laterturn on their investment after the carried'from the brain to the eat te explaia aad MaeIrate election is over. body by nerve fiber*. If cuU the practice of adeatifie This is on* reason the Amerl- ting the nerve* paralyze* the Chiropractic, written by Dr. esn political system is to costly. arm, it i* also paralyzing to F. Leo Kerwin whose offtee la It’s not the original cost but the the other orgHn* of the body located at 201 8. French Are. upkeep—the constant pretsura for governmental largesse in on* if the nerve* are not in good and hia telephone number ia PAirfax 2-7441. form or another, with the consum­ working order. er ultimately paying the bill for Nerve Pressure ASSIGNMENT WASHINGTON WASHINGTON — The State opportunities in dealing with of. Department man who learned fleers in the British Foreign OfChinese ended up in London. The fire, who are concerned with Far Eastern affairs. man who was taught German was Rooney: So instead o f speaking assigned to Turkey. And the man in English to one another, they who became fluent in French was will sit in the London office and transferred to Austria. talk Chinese, and go out to This linguistic fiasco of foreign Chinese restaurants and have chop assignments h a d Congressman sucy together? Ilrown: Yes, sir. John J. Rooney, the Democrats' Roney: And that is all at the fiscal fanatic from Brooklyn, ris­ expense of the American taxpaying half out o f his scat. He was |«r? fit to be tied. He was mortified. Tha congressman went on, in The lawmaker hud scanned the a tone incredulous: This next zooming State Department ex­ gentleman, a Foreign Service o f­ penses—up 11 percent In one ycur ficer third grade ($13,ODD a year) to a quarter-billion hollar#—when took a course in French and waa his ryes fell upon tho tuxpayrrs' assigned to Salzbuig, Austria? bill for the Foreign Service opera­ And another you assigned to Dub­ tion. lin, Ireland? Thai* was this item of $16,418 Brown: Yee, sir, that ia correct. per student (theta were 171 o f Rooney: And another graduate o f them| for a nine-month course in the German school in Frankfurt the French Unguege ai a plush you assigned to Ankara, Turkey? place at Nice along the Riviera. Brown: That is ronect, air. So what happens after the For­ Rqoney: What will these gentleeign Service Institute tutor* ita subjects at inflated rates? Strange things happen, that's what — as the following dialogue describes so vividly. Congressman Rooney ia in (he chair of the Appropriation* sub­ committee. Faring him in the wit­ ness seat is Aaion S. Drown, de­ puty assistant secretary of per­ sonnel. Rooney: I believe you said that you assign them to a post whet* they will ho able to follow train­ ing in the language that they learned at the institute? Blown: With respect to the dif­ ficult. Rooney: I imagine Chinese would ha pretty difficult. Brown: Yes, air. nooney; 1 find • gentleman here who got an " A " in Chinese—and you assigned him to London? Brown: Yes, sir. That officer CANDIOATI FOR will have opportunities in London, SfCItiTARY OF STATE Not as many as he would have in Hong Kong, for example . . . fully Quohliid by Kjperttnrr Rooney: What will he do? Spend his time In Chinatown? Hat worked for tho Stoto Brown: No, air, Thera will he of Florida 24 y o o r a . by Ed Koterba men do to keep up their German? This on* you assigned to London— will he seek some gentleman in the British Foreign Service who speaks German so that they can sit together and do their business in German? Are you serious that an Englishman and an American should ait down and talk in Ger­ man on British-Ameriran govern­ ment business? Brown: Possibly, yes, air. Whereupon the congressman sighed in frustration and grasped upon three little worde that tall the whola etory. Said he: "Thi* is fantastic." Check the job . . . Check the experience T H E Y GO TO G ETH ER ! ;y T , ,■* ANGUS LAIRD supplies 24. Salt <ch*m4 23. Quick SO. Last ay*. able oft a word ST. Marry 1C. Account book by Marquis Childs 20. Whirlpool SLRapoaoo tree 24. Waist coat 3T. Crowd SittrttflWHI Secds of the giant Douglas fir are built with almost perfect aerody­ namic principlea and these tiny particles of life weighing only 1/40,000 of a pound may be home more than a mile from the parent (roe by vagrant winds. (Bunt Toachor • author • direc­ tor of state m erit syitem. Education end experience qualifies him ae an." A llFlorida" man. Elect CLOTHES COME CLEANER .O.with J O H N W O O D WATER HEATERS ~ DOYLE CONNER C o m m issio n er of A g ric u ltu re THR JOB: No part in th* State Cabinet has sash hnpsrt upon public waiter* a* that aft tha Oommietioner ad Agriculture. Th* Huti** o f this office go far beyond the Mat#** agricultural .pursuits— Into Intimate ro m an of * vary body *0 lit*; tha ear you drive, the lipstick you u*e, the food you ant, tha wclfara aft your child in school, tha ti pay, your health, the economic liability o f your job. Itandug derail JA C B f — g Mon. May 2, 1960—Page 11 W A I .T M S I B LO W . B 4 N w a a ! r i t l U l M B V B L V S * . C B a a iM O , * 4 « W I M W M s a a s . r T B IB C B LK LIA F A B B B B u b s h *»_______________________a— i*w Ban— ***** a* *w**4 •Ism mitt** M t t H Of. IBIS at A* r „ l N O *. ~ m*rta* ***** lb* S*t *4 Cm i *i m mi March a, 1ST*. ____ t* ■ member mi tb* Salt** r*M« wblab I* eatlllan *bi M aa* n*o a** n **b U w tlm mi aB *b* !•— I * t * l o*t*t*a M b StOBCBIPTlOB BA TBS O tH nrr e. a. RXI’ F.BIKNCK: 10 YEARS OP LKGIftl.ATIVI SERVICE: Five term*, Florida Houes o f K*pre**ntaUvs*. Speaker in 1867-186$. Chairman e f Agriculture Committee (two MC*i»na). Chairman o f Committee on Rolan, Member Health, Finance and Taxation, Safety* Citrus Committ***, Conitttutienal Advisory Commleainn, Legis­ lative Council. An ouUtandlqr lagitlaUv* record, wide agricultural «xp*ritm-«, complete freedom from ap«*tel-in>*r»*t Bo* aad devotion to the public waiter* qualify Doyle Conner lo r Cammitaioner o f Agriculture. u r b *b Qtgtmm rata *• S.mtast« Caaatf AU Oi LT*W R IB M O 1 Tam ouaa l i w 0 BratS* M S La* a Baa tha ATS 0 Mantel a Baa tha SOS U t a Baa tha U t S B a th $ Baalb I t* IB* I S a l t IB* t Baaib Q»»*ta*a that oU mall aebeertetteae ba oaM filNTT of NOT WATEI f l i g h t .. ovate household tatk. makr thowan and during mar* pleaunt. Thry'rr ineineneiv* to own •nd operate. Tha John Wood template lino fnaludaa tho right *iza and cap< has tar for your hot water naads! yoMP jftim Voo^or ho Sanford NATURAL GAS 210 E. let St. i»«inr FOR MANFORD FA 2-1781 Hit pledgee to : 1. promote tb* general welfare o f Florida, and aa a Mambar o f tha State Cabinet V> promote inrroasod efficiency end economy in government; piumot* th* development o f market* for Florida produeta through Ut* **teblUhm*nt af a Marketing Institute; plan for better uzag* o f Florida land*) promote ronsorvatlpn, drainage, and developmoot o f the SUto’s water m oo rcca ; promote Florida's vast citrus induster, and assure uniform inspection; protect fanners and tha public, by rigid in•p*ction sad sente*) o f weights, measures, analyte* ad T. attur* bonr.t and impartial enforcement ad law*, regulating teed*, seed, farttlisaea, Mciirlds*, and fungicides; advance tha achool tyttem o f Florida| foeter adequate car* ad th* aged and ad dependant children; protect our baye, beaches, and against indiscriminate filling; U . assure job liability based on affleieewg lag Department o f Agriculture employes*; work for adequate prisons end teantel hb> /J . d i lu t i o n * ; 12. implement roergaai»ation ad lh« Agriculture Department. p. pat aft*. * -in ** F : �r\»*V Pag* IS—Mon. 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Special Serrlrea 15-A Beauty Parlora • 18. Flowera 4k Plant* 17. Tata - Lireatock • SappUaa 18. Machinery - Tools 18. Boata and Motors 50. Automobiles 28-A Trailers 51. Furniture SX. Articles Far Sale 22-A Article Wanted O il. Nailers 4k Personals 34. Lost 4k Found 2. For Kent WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private bathi, 111 W. First St. 2-BEDROOM CB house, unfurnlihcd, kitchen equipped, ales Iocs tion. FA 2 2907. U n f u r n i s h e d 2 bedroom house. Call FA 2-139S. 1-BEDROOM. Share entire house. FA 2-5948. LOCH ARBOR: Eatra large 3 bed­ room, 2 bath, Florida room home. Ph. FA 2 3301. 8-BEDROOM furnished apartment. Reasonable rent. C l o s e in. i FA 8-0614. NICE 2 bedroom unfurnished bouse. FA 2 8607 or FA 24)778. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house. Fenced backyard. FA 1-4947. 3-ROOM furnished downstairs apartment 308 Elm, FA 2-2021. 3 ROOMS k bath, nicely furn. 140. ^ Inquire Apt. 8 40719 W. 1st. SLEEPING room, clean, home like. Close to town. Ressonabie. 109 So. Holly. FA 2-2499. LOCH ARBOR 8 BDRM., lto both unfurn- home on canal. 9110 DREAMWOLD Small furn. 2 bdrm. borne. 965. for 4 months. Summer ratei. Robert A. Williams, Realtor. A FA 8 3951. |—|--------------------- — 8-BEDROOM haCae, kitchen equipped. FA 26043.______________ M CE bedroom, private entrance end bath. Phone FA 22441. IAFF«A-DAY 21. Furnitura Profsulonal Used furniture, appliance!, tools etc. Bougbt-Bold Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 8-4133 D aw n 's W all 22. A r t I d e a 'F o r Sal# Boaaty Saloo 9518 Oak FA X-7884 PRIVATE SALE ALL our rcitaurant equipment 18. Flowera k Plants from aeh trays to stoves — Plumbing k Heatup EVERYTHING goea at tdloUe AIR CONDITIONING Cut Flowera For Any Ores lion priciat The Pit House, Hwy. CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK SANFORD FLOWER SHOP 1798 and 10th., Sanford Mom 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-8582 FA 1-1830 or FA 2-0270 day — Tuesday — Wednesday, 8:00 A. M. — 3:00 P. M. 13. Electrical Services lSnShehine^^bolT House Wiring — E'ectric Service TRACTOR and diie, food eondl Sid Vihlen ition, 1800. FA 3-2355. RANDALL FLECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia FA 2-0913 N. V. Farme., Realtor Lillian Trama R. 11. Ivers, D. H. Whitmore Associate*. 119 8. French Ava. Ph. FA 3-3311 After hours, FA 2-1818. PA 3-4891 FA 24)281. FA 2 3112. 19. Boats and Motors 14. Build, Paint FORCED to sell. Leaving city. No reasonable offer refused. As sums G. I. loan oa 3-bedroom home. 3411 Adaml CL FA 2-7758. 3-BDRM. block home. Low down payment, monthly paymanti 858. FA 2-5878. 16-A Beauty Parlora PLUMblNG Bo Lovior With Contracting 4k Repairs Beauty Care. Free Estimates R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ava. Phone FA 2-3582 FARMER’S AGENCY “Hey. Pop—you’ra lying on rawed baaei" 8. Real Batata For Sal# 8. Real Batata For Sal* FURNISHED upstairs apartment, hot water furnished. ISO. Phone $8*0 DOWN REAL ESTATE DRIVE LS COUNTRY HOME FA 2-8357. Beautiful 8 Bedroom 3 Bath Mam* with Hardwood floor*. G. E, Four bedroomi, livlagreom, din ing m m , kitchen aad front 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ •quipped Kitchen. Tbermoita 2544 French Ave. screened porch. Oae acre tiled ped. Ph. FA 2-3303. tlcally controlled HeaL Wall, Realtor land with two flawing wells. Landaesppad Let oa Dead End “ Call Hall" Phona FA 2-3841 Price $18,808. G ood to m * . 3-BEDROOM furnished home to S t m t whero Children plop in responsible people. 1100 month. MAYFAIR safety. Wo will ha prnnd to shew FA 2-5868. 2-bedroom, 2 bath colonial on you this today. beautiful Virginia Ave. Hard MOVE RIGHT IN BROKER 2-BEDROOM efficiency apartnunt, wood floors, paneled den, fire FHA Financing—No Closing Cast W. B. Sklppy. Acsoc. 101 Park Avenue. place. Centsct owner at FA 2-4525 — for aa appointment call — 202 So. Farit Ava. Ph. PA 84981 for Saafords beat buy. Halen E. Noonan at 3-R003I furnished apartment with R O B fB T A . WILLIAMS, Baalter W, H, Bill Stamper Agtaey bath and garage. 2330 N. Nar­ 6. Mortgage Loans Raymond LundquIst.eAaioc. FA 2-8531 FA 3-4881 cissus Ave. FA 2-3146. FA S-S951 Atlantic Bank Bldr. 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath home; at MORTGAUE LOANS WILL SHARE home with bust' tached garage: extra closet Commercial and ness lady. FA 2-0644. space and added storage space; ConveaUenal Residence J. W. HALL C. A. Whiddon, Sr. S t Johns Realty Co. k Repair Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer DON’T MISS IT! I S A W D U S T and ihavlflga, FA 2-3877, Buckner k Son. USED Kenmore Waeher, needs minor repairs. 925. Can be seen at Lot 58, Park Avenue Trailer Pk. WALL PAPERING * PAINTING Robson Sportlnf Goods Work Guaranteed Red Beard 5049-8 E. lit. Fk FA 2-8881 Ceataet 508 Wait 9th 8L REDI-MIX-CONCRETE Phone FA 2-9643 37” Window Sills 91-25 Mercury Outboard Motors 54" Window Lintels 11.25 TliOS. E. THOMPSON WOODRUFF MARINE MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. General Contractor 2401 French Ave. FA 3-1883 909 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 89151 Home Carpentry Repairs Roofing k Siding 14 FT. RUNABOUT with 55 H. P. C U S T O M Imperial Frigldalr* Fhone FA 2-6(52 Evinrv.de, Gator trailer and ac­ range with double oven, ilk# new. Must be teen to be ap­ cessories. FA 8-4445 after 4 p. m. 15. Special Services preciated. Ph. FA 2-3578 o f FA 29921. TV Service within the hour. Re pair your TV for 97.50, In your FACTORY TO YOU home or no charge. Sunshine *58 DODGE ferdor VI, automatic, ALUMINUM with a cce u o riii. A-l condition. TV, FA 2 9833. VENETIAN BLINDS New U rn. 8885. Will accept ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ trade. Joe Orieno, Holler Motor Enclosed head. Bar-proof bottom rail with plaitte ends. PlaaUt ments, Invoices, hand bills, and Sales. er sayoa t4pas- Cotton or nylon p r o g r n m i , ete. Progressiva cards. Printing Co. Phone FA 2-051— OLD6MOBILE Super 88, >84 model, 4 Dr. Redueed quick isle. Call S en karik Gian* a n d P a in t C o. 308 West 13th St. between 7:30 and 8:10 a. m. or 119-114 W. tad Bt. FA 2-4628 FREE ESTIMATES cheerfully oveninii, FA 8-8707, UMBRELLA tent, 939.85 up. life given. Mattress renovating, up­ holstery and slip covers. Cut- FOR SALE Oft TRADE: 1818 vaat. boat cushions. ARMY-NAVY Chrysler Crown Imperial, 1 own­ SURPLUS, SM Sanford Ave. tem built bedding made to or* er, radio, heater, power steering, der. Call or come in. Nix Bed­ Sail Ue Yaur Furnitura. Quick power brakti. power windows, ding Manufacturing Co.., 1301 nir conditioned. Will take trade Service With The Cash. SUPER So. Sanford Ave. FA 2-2117. TRADING POST. FA 8-0577. in and finance. Call Jesse Quirk PIANO TUN1NO 4 REPAIRING at SemiaoJa Co. Motors. Ph. OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALS W. L. HARMON FA 2-0614. 1 Cent per lb. Ph. FA 2-4229 THE SANFORD HERALD I860 VALIANT sUUon wagon, 4000 OFFICE PUMPS — SPRINKLERS milts, 1300 down, aaiuma pay­ 204 W. lit. St. FA* 2-1811 All types and sites, installed ments. 103 Fairmont Dr. after “ D o-It Yourselt" 5:30 p. m. RCA CONSOLE TV and phono, WE REPAIR AND SERVICE graph combination, good *31 CHEVY 9181. FA 89118. S T I N E dltion, |58. FA 12323. Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-8432 20*A Trailers UTILITY trailer, 4 ft. x 8 ft. x 8 ft., well built, 135, Tailors aew* 8-BEDROOM Spartan trailer, full ing machine, Singer electric. par* bath with shower. FA 3 ‘ feet, 145. Stanley plane. 8 in., uiod little, 95. Renton for toll* COLONIAL 80* x 1 Bdrm, foil Windshield Back Glass bath Trailer. Good Csad. Sem­ ing. ilck aeu. FA 39994, M il Door Glass Vent Glass inole Trailer Park, 1 mile south Chain Ave. SERV1CR of Casselberry on 1798. 1-SEARS to H. P. water pump 955} Senkarik Ginn* and Paint Co. 3, 54 in. x 89 In. 3 sash windows 1180 TRAVRL TRAILER, 24 ft., 114 W. rad St. rA 2-4828 with frames, nil 3-980: 80 sheets uiad is days. Save ever |M0. AIR CONDITIONINO cerreiated metal roofing, 89 in. 108 W. 17th St. a 8 ft., 91 per sheet; site some H. B. POPE CO. spouting and scrap lumber. I n ­ M E Park — FA 2-4234 quire W. E. Agner, Lemon Bluff. SERVICE CALLS 82.00 New k Used Furniture k Appli­ GIBSON electric guitar had ampli*.. The Biggest Little Shop ances. A Good Place To Her, good condition, #75. |03 P8ir» la Sanford. All Parti And BUY, SELL er TBADB moot Dr. Labor Guaranteed 80 Dayl. SANFORD RADIO k TV CENTER FA 8-7450 GOOD used frame window,, Jamba 8th. k Sanford Ave. FA 29741 400 Sanford Ave. and aizorted lumbar. Se* fore* man at Nicholson Buick Bldg. TO YOUR DOOR SERVICE CUSTOM 0PR0L8TER1N0: All Every Tuesday and Wednesday work guaranteed. Fret EsU- TO responsible party la thin SANFORT 4k SOWERS mates. Phono FA 8-7818. vicinity: BEL-AIR rawing me* 111 E. Welbourne Ave. Ml 2-2474 chins, 1990 modal. Taka over WINTER PARK, FLA. HOLLOWAY, Hospital and Baby payments 99.43. Write Box AA, Chain Saws — Tools — Bolts— Beds. Day, Week, or Month— c /o Sanford Herald. Nuts — Screw! FURNITURE CENTER and Other Parti. Phona e r Write 1110 French Ave. Pb. FA 2-7853 COMPLETE A* K. R088ETTKB LAWN MAINTENANCE # RIG VALUES FLORIST Mowing — Edging — Fertilising * QUICK CREDIT WA 8-1911 Celery Ava. Renovating — Fertilizer Sales * EASY TERMS For All Your Floral Need* FREE ESTIMATES WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Member — Florist Telegraph JOHN LOMMERSE. FA 2-7187 Delivery Assoc. s r a s E iir — — Sunland Estates. Ph. FA 2-2558. WISE and JOHNSON THE TIME TESTED FlSM UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom duplex 431 Magnolia Ph: OA 3-3483 apartment. Lake privileges. ITS SUNLAND ESTATES: 8 bedroom, U8 N. Fork Ave. Ph. p a 8 d m Orlando, Fla. FA 2-5729, 8 bath, extra laige home. View o f lake. Assume FHA or FHA LOOK WHAT WE FOUND 7. Business Opportunities 3-BEDROOM upstairs downtown in a e r v 1 c n mortgage. Ph. a 2 bedroom heme for a I bed furnished apartment |SS per FA 2-8873. room Price. A nifty for only MAJOR oil company truck stop tor month. FA S-SOTL lease. PA 3-7981 or FA S-782E 87978. Dcm't wait ea this, call now. FURNISHED apartment a faw BUDGET BOOSTER 8. Female HRp Wanted blocks from downtown, handy to If you have good credit and 8150 all churches 808 8o. Park Ave. wa can move you Into this nice W. M. “ Sill" STEMPER Agaaey Realtor k Insurer FA 2-8887. two bedroom frame home whnr* 112 M. Park A WORD TO THE W1VE8 your lnveitmeat equity will irow Phone PA S i n If you need meney to buy a FURNISHED spartantati, hard­ Phene PA MI91 8191 Park Dr. very faat; kitchen equipped. To­ ear, kovra, furniture — AVON wood floora, til* hatha. NS W. tal price 85,881. Just dial the can help you. Write NOW, Box 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, T month old 27th. Street. number for. , . 246, Lockhart, Fla. house In Lech Arbor. Sacrifice. FA 8 8285. FURNISHED apartments, clean SPECIAL SERVICE aad nicely furnished; M l Mag­ t • BRANCH OFFICE UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY nolia. 1201 Elm, 118 Elm. 90S. W. H. “ Bill" Stamper Agaaey Choose your future hem ! la the Imaadialo opening in Sanford FA 2-8528. Realtor 4k Insurer area for personable, alert wo­ Sanford area, Florida's finest. 2801 Park Drive man with car who must earn a RENT A BED FA 2-8831 minimum of 880 per week. Dint MAYFAIR; Beautiful 3 bedroom, Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Beds 2 bath home with many at­ fled, pleasant work that paya By Day, Week or Month FIRST inspect this 2 bedroom rich rewards, Excellent oppor tractive focturec. 94089 down CARROLL'S FURNITURE home. No obligation. Than, le u ysym eiL Total 922,580. tunity for teachers for summer Pb. FA 2-3111 118 W. li t St. discuss price. 44*f j mortgage. employment. For further In We are ready to sell. Wynnewood P I N B O R E S T: Convenient to formation, write J. R. Coffleld, FURNISHED apt. FA 2-2S00. Section, 2411 Stevens Ave., Ph. 3U0 W. Washington, Chicago 8, ccbool, churches and shop­ PA 2-4550. ping areas. Attractive 3 bed­ Illinois. COOL, roomy 2 bdrm. unfurn room, 1 both home, completely downstairs apt. 987.50.1700 Mag­ furnished at a bargain price ». Maid Haip Wantod It Fays nolia Ave. FA 2-2951. o f 914A80. Dewa payment g iu o To Uaa 3 room garage apt. Newly finished with a 41*9* mortgage and smell WANTED: MAN 23 TO 53 FOR FULLTIME WATKINS ROUTE. floors. Water furnished. 945. payments o f 974.71 each month. T h e HERALD NO COSIGNERS REQUIRED. FA 2-6608 Evenings or weekend. This home 1c being sold to set­ EARN 975.00 TO 9100.00 WEEK­ tle aa estate. Want AdaFURN. A p i 801 Vi W. 1st 8L LY TO 8TART. WRITE WATEINS, 850 WEST PEACHTREE FURNISHED apartment, clean TRADE 81,800 equity la large LOCH ARBOR: 8 bedrooms, 2 ST.. N. E., ATLANTA, GEOR­ baths. Very attractive. 94000 and close In. Adults only. modern house, 8 yrs. old, la city GIA. down payment which can be re­ Jimmy Cowan, FA 2-4013. of Sanford, for house trailer, lot, duced with sccoed mortgage. "car, station wagon, business let, MANAGER TRAINEE: Excellent FURN. apt. 2300 MlUeoviUe. Priced at 9M>909. or acreage. Phene PA 2-7851. opportunity for men who can 3 BEDROOM unfurnished houae, Now and Used Fumltnr* qualify as future branch men­ S e w in g M ach . R e p t ln WYNNWOOD: Attract!*# 8 bed­ kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2-4418. 811 B. First St. FA 8-5188 d e r s . High school graduates, room, 1 bath bom*. Ptorida ALL MAKES li MODEL! 4 BEDROOM. 2 BATH age* 21-28, Apply Florida Slate room, fenced yard, dlchwaihtr RENTALS |l WEEK NICELY furnished 3 room apart­ C. B. S. home located oa 88 x Employment Service, 110 W. end other eatras. 91800 down. 203 W. First St. (24 hr. ser.) ment. FA 2-5303. 140 fL lot with good water aad Second St. T ou t price 913,780. FA 3 3425 laka privllegcf. SLEEPINO ROOMS, the Gablai $16,000 WITH TERMS 481 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. MAN who kaowg D e lcry area for ll'A Beauty T a r t o ? T light delivery work. Car essen­ UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom bouse, 111 N. Park Ave. Phene PA 1 2420 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH tial. Fart time. FA 29723 be­ A Satisfied cuatomtr li our bait 1205 Elliott. Call FA 2 5234. “ Open evenings til 8:88 PM " C. B. 8. home on high lot with •dvertisemsaL tween 1:00 and 8:00. paved street and rights to caaal. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 3-ROOM and balb apt. FA 2-OS78. House equipped with GE stave, 3-BEDROOM house aa French 10. Mala er Female 185. So. Oak . . . . Ph. FA 89742 refrigerator, dishwasher, dispo­ Avenue, M gr aebaal, l*v baths, 118 PALMETTO Ave.: 3 bedroom sal aad washing machine. large livlag area. Tel PA 89887 MEN-Women 820. Daily. Sell Lumbungalow, furnished. 111,900 - 18,800 Dn T iaoua nameplates. Writs Reeves 375 MONTH: 2 B. R., all electric 3-BEDROOM, air conditioned, in­ Co., Attleboro, M an. kitchen. Neat, dean, private. tercom and terrsno floors. 91*5 Near N. A. S. Children welcome. down, dseumc VA toes. 52 11. Work Waatad Available May 1. Tel. FA 2-2348. Brinktoa Way, Pent Park. Pie. HOUSEWORK, FA 2 2888. HcBUr Romes. Registered Real Eatato I n k e r FURNISHED 2 t a o d r o o m apt. Large living room, kitchen and Ph. PA 9-1291 17-88 at Hiawatha breakfast nook. Screened porch. Entire first floor. 211 W. 18th 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath home oa cor­ ner l*L 1812 Patoma A rt. FA 2 3450. STATION WAGON PA 3-7884. •ROOM efficiency apartment, Fuly Equipped private bath. Suttabla for one or S-BEDROOM ham*, pleasing ex­ tras. Terms to suit, Elliott couple. Across from postoffice. 1 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED iTTSSKrT Jenkins Furniture t: WILSON - MAIER Stenstrom R filty ROSA L. PAYTON And Associates lias FURNISHED cottage for rent at Five Points. 985 par month. FA 2-1487. FURNISHED a p t soo Fork Ave. S. W iaM (• Rwt WANTED: busintu building an west aid* of Its . 17 A 82 San­ ford to Maitland. Approximately 88* x 80'. Will rent with option to buy. Muit ba reasonable. Give fuD details, P. O. Box 1578, San­ ford, Florida. BUILDING CONTRACTORS INVITATION TO SERVICE STATION MeALEXANDER *82 N- S T « BEDROOM J • O LARGE HIGH . DRY h LAUREL AVE. NEW RAVENNA PARK "COUNTRY CLUB^ HOMES HOMES r IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY $10,550 MM D N .. IM MO. *5 0 D O W N MOVES YOU IN $10,750 - FROM - $69 HO. S-BIDROOMS, 1H m i BATES with ooiaeed fiataree, tonnage floor*. carports, ace scrams parch. rUara. motion mdtlaa blinds, blind*. carport*, sillily swam aad many other takas. AH Harass Carry A 1 Yr. F-H-A. Wanraaty IN THE CITY — ALL CITY CONVENIENCE! BID ON CONSTRUCTION e. a MACS OIL CO. Mon. May 2, 1960—Pare 13 12. numbing Services FA 2-1010. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom apartment near school and stores; 2-BEDROOM house, 2 years old. 2118 Elm. No pels please. 9400 equity. Plflc up payments of 957.50 per month. FA 2-74T0, Turn., thru FrL • 1 P . M. day be- ATTENTION NAVY PERSONNEL When orders take- you away from fo ri Insertion. Mas. • SaL Sanford, give us the opportunity to keep your borne rented. Our STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: property management depart T u t,. thnt FrL • I P. H. Say k»< ment, with its complete rental fora insertion. Mam. » SaL noon. atrviee, will give your bom* the peraonel attention It de­ RESPONSIBILITY: serves. Contact Bettye D. Smith. ^ T h « Herald will mot ba rraponalble “ or more (ham one lacorrcct lastr111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-3420 lion o f your ad, and rtaarrao tba “ Open evenings til 8:20 P. M ." right to rariaa or raj art any ad' vartlsement from that ardorad to ronforai to tba poUtlaa o f this COUPLE or lady wanted to share my home. Electric kitchen, uti pa par. titles furnished. $40 month FA 2-5947. - Reralh FURNISHED five room, one bed­ 5. Real Eatmte For Sale room, garage apartment. Call 3-B. R. home, furn. or unfurn. Buy FA 24)838. equity. Will rent 8110 a month. Wynnewood Dr. Ph. FA 2-3888. FURNISHED cottage in Lake Mary. FA 2-3048. 3-BEDROOM furnished h o u s e , DEADLINES - Btafdrl LAND WANTED BEAUTIFUL trailer with tub and modern conveniences 910. a Lots or Acreage. Give legal del crip tion, price and terms. Write week. Also ore for 81 a week. P. O. Box 872, Sanford, Fla. FA 2-0518 after 8:00 p. m. CLASSIFIED DISPLAYl < S|e FHA FINANCING sJ S tL A ira O N PA 84881 9A 9-4388 ^ M tn a r moors oratowr TODAY'S SPECIALS 1956 DODGE $995 • Quint Community 1955 DODGE • Near Gelf Gears* STATION WAGON Needs Boras Work $450 Down Turn Went Oa 201k 81. Follow Country auk Bd. k Wht8h For Our BifE* . . . • OPEN DAILY •:00 A. M. Til Dark SUNDAY 2:88 P. M. TU Bsih ShoamakaA CdRRlVtaCUBM C o ., b to . 841 West 88th Btraot Ffcoeo FA 8 3195 $695 Salei •Service SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. • DODGE • DART • CHRYSLER IIP B« le t S t. F A M IU OPEN BVKNINO T IL 8 A t BAT. TIL 8rid £ E NEW ROMES BT Odham & Tudor South Pluecraei Oa Onera Road, Bn. of haaferd Sunland Estates 17*91 8 mite* ue. to ueaterd Oseluff Cool As Lew Aa 8275. VA'FM A, FHA-IN-SEEVICE Immediate Oaaapnray 1 Teat Pwraeal Settefrattea GUARANTEE Tear perranal utlafactfon fat an* fell year « the line to yarn home i beck. 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CHOICE BEEF SHORT. 15 CHOICE Boneless Cross Rib ROAST - 79- sZ \ G RA D E A FLO RID A D & D * __ »_ YOUNG ROASTING Chickens I TO 4 IB AVt SB-0 ■.ODUNCHeOB MEAT ir BOLOGNA I LAOY fa* iu t t w m m I ORIWHTMIUC PR O D U C E CCA FOODS \r-: >'/1 ' FRESH CAUGHT •U O M l # \ ’t 3 »\ r* I B i MEDIUM ** k M L : �I I ^ynr-jyr^jr ~1X~” ■ y ;y WEATHER: Partly cloudy with widely scattered showers through Wednesday. High today. 80-88. Low tonight, 66*70. VOL. XLIX United Press W ire E sta b lish e d JlftQg. TUESDAY, MAY S. 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 686 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI >—Stock price* at l p . m . , , American Tobacco .............. $41* Bethlehem Steal ................... 4.V4 c a o ................ tin Chrysler . ................... ...........43H Curtiss-Wright ........................ Ml* Dupont ................................... JOS Eaitman Kodak .............. ...10TH General Electric ................... MM General Motors ...................... 44 Graham Pai|« .......................... LoriUsrd .................................. MH Minute Maid .......................... IS Penney .................................1ISH Penn RR ..................................Ill* Sear* Roebuek ....................... 4814 Studebaker ............................. 11 U. S. Steel ........................... 7$ President Raps Electioneering By Congressmen a (Herald Photo) Aftermath Of Car-Train Smash-Lp In Uviedo Monday .Night. Negro Injured As Car Rams Train In Oviedo Chessman Rites Are Held SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (UPI) Caryl Chessman, who ended his 12-year-baUle for life with a smile and a wink Monday in the gas • Am Oviedo Negro resident e* chamber at San Quentin Prison, eaped serious Injury Monday night was cremated today without ceremony Just 34 hours aflqjf-his execu­ When bis car rammed the aids of tion. N an Atlantic Seaboard train as the train was pulling out of the Oviedo Dopot. Tha driver, Leroy James, was listed in “ good" condition at Seminole Memorial Hospital to­ day. Florida Highway P s . t r s i Heavy Fire Damage At Cocoa Motel • Smishap. B SW B B B H FS* Slringfield said that apparently James saw tha train pulling out o f the depot and tried to beat H across the tracks on S. Central Ave. Tha train was roing at a alow rale of speed and “ that probably saved Jamea' life," Slringfield Hid. 1 Jamea was abarged with reck­ less driving. Hit-Run Accident Leads To Arrest A Midway man was arreaied Monday in connection with a bit and run accident at 1101 W. Third 8t. A James Hardy Lea of Richmond • Avo., Midway, waa charged with failure to have his vehicle under control and failure to atop and render aid and gtva Information. Mrs. Florence R. Dlselrod told Sanford police that her car waa parked in front of her 1101 W, Third St. botr.c when another auto hit It, knocking it acroaa the atiwot Mr*. Ditclrod was charged with parking on the wrong aid* o f the A aired. d U f U » - UCb» first of Cocoa Beach's space age m olds — was badly damaged by fire early today. The blare broke out in the kitchen shortly after 3 a. m. and before the flamea were brought under control, the kitchen, dining room, coffe* shop and cocktail lounge were destroyed. The motel's owner. Veughn Ladd, eatlmated the damage at between $200,000 and $230,000. Ladd aaid tha buildini waa inaured and repair work would start immediately. Three trucks from Cocoa Beach and two trucka from Patrick Air Force Base rushed to the scene. Firemen said the blase started with a flare-up of burning grease on a stove in the kitchen The flames wrrt sucked up through the stove’s ventilation system and caused a short-circuit in tha elec­ trical system. The flames quickly spread through a cavity bat ween the roof and the celling, but the fire did not spread id the motel's living quarters. However, firemen and motel officials evacuated all the guests because a south wind carried rhoking smoke into Ihe moms. Firing Squad Pictures Win Pulitzer For Lopez NEW YORK ( UPI » — Fourteen H winner* o f Pulltscr prises fo r 11W0 war* announced Monday in the fields o f journalism, music and Utters. Andrew Lopes, 60, vtUran pho­ tographer o f Unite! Press Inter­ national, won the new* photogra­ phy prise for a seriea of pictures on the Cuban revolt. Lopes's photograph* shuwed Cu­ ban army CpI. Jose Rodrigues re­ ceiving the last rites from a <% priest at Malanza*. Cuba, on Jan. 17. 10W, after being sen­ tenced to death by a Fidel Castro tribunal for war rriines. Immediately after Lopes's se­ ries of four pictures was taken, Rodrigues waa placed against a wall in Ihr courtyard of San S r veiino Castle, but received a 94hour reprieve before Ihe firing squad shut him. He was executed on Jan. IS. W Tha Broadway musical “ Fiorello," based on the life at the lata New York Mayor Fiorallo H. LaGuardia, won the drama prise. It was the third time in the history • f tha Puli tier prises that a muMeal wo*. “ Of Tha# I Stag," la M i . and -Smith Pacific," to 1166, were tba previous named musi- The fiction award was won by Allen Drury for his best.salUng novel, “ Advise and Consent." The honors in music went to El­ liott Carter for bis second string quartet Other awards in journalism Ineluded: National A ffairs—Vance Trimble, o f the Scrlpps-Howard New*, paper Alliance, for sAlea o f ar­ ticles exposing nepotism in Con­ gress. Public seivlre— The Los Ange­ les Time* for a series by Gene Sherman on narcotic* traffic be­ tween tha United States and Mex­ ico. International reporting — A. M. Rosenthal o f the New York Times fo r “ perrrntive and authoritative" reporting from Poland. Local reporting under prrssute , f a deadline—Jack Nelson of the Atlanta Constitution for a scries on menial institutions in Georgia. Local reporting not under pres­ sure — Miiam Ottenberg o f the Washington Evening Star for a The 38ycar-old rad light bandit died without knowing that hr miss­ ed his ninth reprieve from death by seconds. Except for a lair appeal and a misdlaled telephone the life of Chessman might have been spared again, at least for an hour. But hydrocyanic 4as doesn't a c­ count for error. It goes to work Immediately—as it did on the man “ who never killed anyone," but was convicted on 17 counts of kidnip, robbery and forced sex per­ version against two women. Federal Judge Louis E, Good- correct one and reached San Qucn tin at 10:0.1 a. m.—the minute the pellets dropped. Goodman said the call waa “ just too late," but he indicated that Chessman would have been grant cd only an extra hour of life be­ cause there was "no merit" to the last-second pica, The convict went to Ida death, alill denying he was the “ red light bandit" responsible for the series of crimes In I-os Angeles lovers' lane*. II f lu - y onc-hour stay when Ihe cyanide pellets splashed into a vat of sul­ phuric acid. Attorneys George T. Davis and Rosalie Asher reached Goodman just moments before the scheduled execution at 1 p. m. Mias Celeste Hickey, Goodman's secretary, got the number of the prison from Use Judge's law clerk but copied it wrong, getting only four digits instead of five. At 10:01 a. m. she dialed the wrong number. She then got the Charges Dominate 'Drug' Hearings WASHINGTON (UPI) The Senate drug hearings resumed to­ day amid angry charges, counter, charges and even doubt whether they would laat more than a few hours. Chairman Estes Kcfauver <DTcnn.) called as the lead-off wit­ ness Dr. Samuel Loube, former president o f the Washington, D-. C. Diabetic Society. Loube haa made a detailed analysis of tha application and case studies which tha Brooklyn, N. Y. drug firm of Charles Pfizer A Co. submitted to the Food and Drug Administration ( FDA) in IBM for its oral anti-diabetic medi­ cine called "dlabinese." The drug has been attacked by Dr. Henry Dolger. chief o f dia­ betes at Mount Sinai Hospital, New York City, as being (be cause of liver 'damage In some patients. Dolger criticized Ihe FDA for ap­ proving ihe drug. However, John E. McKecn, pres­ ident of Pfizer, who alao'is one « f (oday’s scheduled witnesses, has insisted the drug Is safe if used carefully. Senate Republican Leader Everclt M. IHrkscn (111.) told the Sen­ ate Monday b« felt Kefauver's anti­ trust and monopoly subcommittee was gelling out of iu field by de­ bating Ihe merits of medicines. He said 'his was a matter for doctors, not lawmaker*. Cabinet Rejects ‘Brick* Request TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The Cabinet today turned down a Board of Control request lo sub­ stitute out-of-state brick' for Flor­ ida brick in construction of a building at Florida State Univer­ sity. Board of Control Architect For­ scries exposing a u.ed ear racket est Kelly said contractor J. I. bl Washington, D. C. Lark of Panama CUy, altered to Editorial writing— Lenoir Cham­ bers, editor o f 4b* Norfolk Vtr- mathematic* Meteorology build­ ginian-Pilot, for his editorials #a ing in lieu of brick manufactured Vis#iato atonal totoqraUoaa. hr to* stale prison system. J L r ,,lc ,z e fl For Execution By United Press International U. S. embassies have been mob­ bed and American tourists threat­ ened and insulted by foreigners agitated by the execution of Caryl Cheaaman. The death of the convicted kid naperpervert was headline new* around the world, largely at a re suit of the side circulation of l>ooka he wrote In the death house. Protesla were Inspired in some measure by opposition to capital punishment, but for the most part what horrified foreigners was the Judicial delay that kept Chessman in (he ahadow of death for 12 years. A stone-throwing mob broke sev­ eral window* in the U. S. Embassy library in Lisbon, Portugal, Mon­ day. Mobs besieged other embas­ sies st points aa far separated as Stockholm. Sweden, and Monte­ video, UrugLay. Tha mobs in Montevideo picket­ ed not only the embassy offices but the ambassador's residence, shouting "m urderersI" and “ as­ sassins!" Chessman's final stay of execu­ tion was the result of a State De­ partment report to California's Gov. Edmund Brown tflat Uruguay­ an opposition lo the execution might erupt into anti-Eisenhower riots if Ih* kidnaper were killed be­ fore the President visiied that country. WASHINGTON (U PI)-President Elsenhower today called upon Con gress In avoid "electioneering" and give swift approval lo his foreign aid program, new farm legisla tlnn. gas tax and postal rate in creases and other priority matters. The chief executive said in a special message that amounted to a mid-session State of the Union report that the administration's new proposal on health rare for the aged will be sent to Congress this week. lie urged Congress to exercise restraint and prudence In examin­ ing programs designed to provide benrfit* for large groups of Amer­ icans or sections of the country. Noting that there are only about two months left in this session of Congress, the President said: "W e should Jointly resolve that the shortness of time and political rivalries will not be allowed to pre­ vent us from serving the American people effectively. “ Matters are still pending that are vital to the health of our econ­ omy and to the nation's security and world peace: none of us ran afford to electioneer at the expense of these." In his two-paragraph remarks on health care, the President aald the administration program will take advantage of and support progress made by private plans and “ enable older people truly in need of help to meet the calamity of catastrophic illness." He said It would rerugnizc tradi­ tional federal > state relation* In such benefit program* and lie far superior to what be termed “ com ­ pulsory schemes which over a pe­ riod of years would blight Ameri­ ca’s unexcelled medical stand■rd*. . . The Preildent has vigorously op­ posed Democratic proposals for compulsory medical insurance as part of tha social security pro­ gram. Elsenhower stressed these items in his message: Minimum wage. He backed ex­ tension of the federal floor under wages to about three million more workers and supported a moderate increaie in Ihe dollar-an-hour min­ imum. But he urged rejection at an “ excessive" Increase. Judgeships. Ha asked Congress to create 40 new federal Judgeships to handle a grestJy Increased caseload and raduee delay to fed­ eral courts. Record Vote Semlnota County votara started early and voted steadily today and dark* at the precincts estimated at noon that about one-third at those registered had east ballots. . Polls opened at 7 a. ns. to long fines of voters and balloting was reported the steadiest of any pri­ mary morning in recollection. Some of the voters answered cm- greater to tola primary than to the prmrtoMS one and moot of them Mid they were oonc#rnnd mainly with ton am ity rare* to which SO postMans art being contested. OptotoM as to to* avantoal win­ ner* war# almost aa many a* tha number at votara. Thar# appeared la ha 'Steady' Voting Througliout State MIAMI (UPI) — Florida’s big city voters moved to the polls in steady number* today to ca*t ballot* for governor and other office* in a primary with racial problem* and reapportionment the main issue*. In smaller populated areas, however, voting ranged from light to moderate by mid-morning n* a long hnllot and threatening weather discouraged the turnout. In Dade County, voting started early and continued steadily. Soma 43,000 persons had voted by 10 a. m. Some of the 210 precinct* rcporlrd people waiting in line at 6:30 a. m. 30 minutes before the polls opened. The long Dade ballot required betwern two and ftve minutes be­ hind Ihe curtains of the voting machines. Voters in many pre­ cincts walled as long as 30 min­ utes to go through the line*. Begistratlon supervisors In po­ pulous Hillsborough, Pinellas and Orange counties on the West Coast said balloting waa moderate to htavy. Hillsborough Supervisor John Delke reported heavy voting in perfect weather, Dalke said the vole may exceed his prediction of $0,000 if good weather continued. Hillsborough's Negro cltlsens were reported turning out In heavy numbers, but voting in Negro precincts was slowed because •( unfamtllarlty with voting ma­ chines. Voting »n Ihe East Coast waa reported moderate to heavy, la on* at th* largest precincts at Waa»-4toto» Beach, over-18$ per­ sona had voted by to a. m. s o l about 33 persons were to Itn*. l-ong lines had formed to Talla­ hassee before the polls opened and voting was heavy drsplt* cool weather and Ihe threat of rain. Registration Supervisor Hattie Coles said ihe expected a record turnout of nearly U.000 If th* trend continued. But voting was light In nearby Quincy, which haa very few local races. Precinct officials reported less than 300 persona had voted by 10:30 a. m. At Panama City, lines piled up because of ihe long ballot and (lowed voting to a - snatl'a pace. Officials said only about 30 voters per hour were moving through aach of tha M prerincta. Voting Supervisor Flaming Bow­ den predicted 80,000 would vole out of 137,42$ regliterad to Duval County. Voting may hsva bean slowed down by early morning showers. Bowden's estimate was based on a prediction at tlear weather. New Violence Threatens Korea SEOUL (U P I)-T h e Republlr of Korea's National Assembly today formally accepted President Syngman Rhre's resignation and con­ tinued It* government cleanup un­ der the threat of nrw violence by more than 10,000 student demon­ strator*. H ie students demonitrated to three cities for an Immediate dis­ solution of parliament. There were no bloody clashes like those last week that forced Rhee to quit, but troops had to fire tear gas into a crowd of 130 students here to dis­ perse them. Student crowds In Pusan grew to more than 10,000. It was Pusan's third straight day of demonstra­ tions. Another 300 demonstrated to Taegu. The Seoul University students marched In front of the assembly building shouting that sines Rhea resigned and his vice president elect, Lee Kl Poong, committed suicide, “ Why the hell doesn't the assembly resign?" It waa feared the protest meet­ ings might grow into major out­ breaks that could he halted only by army bulkis. . cBbee’s borne minister, Choi in Kyu, was arrested oa charges of violating Ihe election law by or­ dering Irregularities to the voting. race, with most people eoaeodlna a good vot* for Doyl* Carlton aad Farris Bryant to th* aaunty. Hr* t o r n big Sanford prsetooto, 1, I and IS, with 7,108 registered votara, had accommodated about 2,200 at them hr boor, sloths im­ ported. Altamonte Springs, Hating 1,089 on the rolls to Prtcinat M, reported SIS ballots oast Precinct 14 at F a n Peak bad an unofficial total of 260. Tha Oviedo precinct clerks said that 200 of the 3*8 registered there had made their ehoices by to* lunch hour. Longwood'a Precinct S haa *41 on the roil and 260 of them voted early. Lake Mary reported that 230 of its 330 registered voters were m and out of the voting by noon. A total of 128 ballots had,,been cast in Precinct 12 at ForesHCity, which lists SOS votcra. News Briefs U. S. Couple Rescued BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) —An American couple, half-starved and ailing after being lost (or 32 days to the jungles of south east­ ern Colombia, were near rescue today. Mark and Mary Sue Can­ trell or St. Louis, already had received airdrops of food and me­ dical supplies. Resolution Rejected JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) The tooth General Assembly at the Presbyterian Church, U. S., Southern rejected a resolution Monday opposing a Catholic for President of the United Statea. A committee said tha assembly did not believe It was appropri­ ate to endorse or condemn any political candidate. Paving The Way TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Gov. LcRoy Collins and a federal offi­ cial signed final paper* Monday giving Florida $1,300,000 In fette­ rs I disaster funds. Th* other signer was Thomas H. Goodm*a of Thonusville, Ga., civil de­ fense mobilization director, The money is available to 13 cuuntiea hit by Rood* following heavy 'M v cb .rsJru. . . . ... ' Combat Alert TAIPEI, Formosa (U P D -T H m Nationalist Chinese government his placed its warships on com­ bat alert In the Formosa Strait because uf signs of an “ immi­ nent" Communist Chinese 04tack, It was announced today. The Agency aaid the Communisla were "intensifying their activities along the mainland toast" opposite the TALLAHASSEE (U P !) - Gov. Nationalist-held Islands of QuaI«R oy Collins cast his ballot to­ moy and Matsu. day, again refusing to disclose •: t Yvb his choice of a successor. . -Vo .'HARLESTON, S. CV (UPI) ! Colllna and hla wife walked A Ig-foot yacht which had been smiling Into their voting booths, tha object of a Coast Guard search pulled (he levers and left after since Monday silled into Charles­ (topping a minute to ebat with ton under her own power today with all five persona aboard safe. neighbors. The. “ Kllldccr" had been the ob­ Tha governor, who eannot suc­ ject of a search off the South ceed himself, promised to keep Caroliqa coast since an oil tank­ hands off the current campaign, er, the “ Esso Bethlehem," Mon­ and haa consistently refused to day picked up five survivors from tell newsmen which at the big Ih* 43 foot ketch “ Dutch Treat," field of candidates for governor which had been traveling to to* company of (be Kllldeer." was hit personal choice. Collins Votes; Refuses To Nome ‘His' Candidate Boaters Safe Scooter Hits Car; Boy Hurt A 13-year-old Sanford boy whose molor-scooter ran into a parked car Monday was In / air condition at Seminole Memorial Hospital to­ day. Thomas P. Brooks of 1321 MellonvUJe Ave. suffered a broken right leg and bruises on his right arm to the collision. The accident happened when the scooter Brooks was driving ran into a parked car on 20th Si. at Country Club Manor, police laid. The youth la the soo of James G. Brooks, also of 132$ Mel lonvflle Ave.' Dukes Murder Trial Wednesday The trial of Sylvester Dukes for first degree murder will be held in Circuit Court here Wednesday. Dukes, a Negro, Is charged with shooting a Negro woman in Alla* monte Springs Mr.rch'28. Thirty more caunty residents have bean summoned to aerve as Ml ca m . Those eligible will be sworn In Wednesday at 8.2* a. m. FUTURE NURSES at Seminole High School i n taking a special baby core course sponsored by tho American mk! too due hr Um, tiraaa Yiabag, aouatg haaltfc tmnk Lift to right, WImmU M u r , L U Spurs. Linds King, Judy Lowmtn, Sylvia Fowler. Ball: RoUv Boberta Bankla and Mr*. Fisher. UiaraH Fhotu; ' . '• _____ ____ ;__ V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 02, 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 02, 1960. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 02, 1960; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e7cf45406305698fa01878ecf599b3c4.pdf 05d15d5a48ac4aa510dc2c22ceaa704d PDF Text Text I Faye 1A—Thuri. April IS, 'AO Boat Drive FOR G O O D G O V E R N M E N T — E L E C T Allen Robert Lormann The Casselberry Fire DcpL will start a drive for a rescue boat within a month, Town Fira Chief Paul Bnten said Wednesday. Y O U R “ Because of the number of lakes and the increased COUNTY population we feel it’s almost a necessity," Bates said. * Thera were several drowning" in the nouth Seminole County area Inst year. The firemen also will get weekly first aid courses starting next Wednesday. Owen W. Anstey will give tha D IS T R IC T 3 COM M ISSIONER T o The Beet Of My Ability — We’ll Get Thingo Done In The County YOUR Way — Conservative, Fair Action — Not Promises — Aa Mayor Of Longwood Important Things Have Been Achieved Which They Said Couldn't Be Done — I Shall Hare Your Interests A t Heart All The Time — We Need Each Other To Lift The Burdens Now Confronting Seminole Couaty." Pd. Pol Adv. lessons each Wednesday night at the firehouse. * jW B. G. NEVILLE, left. Lending Chief of Heavy Attack Squadron Five preaentn a check for $84.00 to Chief John Pigott, eo-lrenaurer of the Forrestal’s Retarded Children's Bug Fund, Thin eheck reprenentn a special contribution by the men of the squadron to anoint in tha purchase of a school bun for retarded children of Norfolk. 11m Lymaa Bchool Honor Roll Mr Km A M tin m k period ha« Im m aneouaced by Principal Belpb D ii*i. All of tha following students lava mad# "B " ar. battar la all « f Ibalr tubjaeu. . Grade tf—Jlm Engelman, CarotyaJudy, Mary Lynn McCanna, Mary Ann Rennlnger. Jamaa Beusae, iaba Kennedy, Ed Mabar, Batty Maryan. Keith Tannaat, and Mart> Van Pali. Orada ll-O a tl Lovelace, Allan Ann Hull and Edvard Bpelman. Orada tan Bbaroa dlngna. Valaria Blmmaea, Patricia Walab, David Bancbard, Cbarlaa Cope­ land, Tam Hauriay, Rnlpb Munch, Paula Andrew. Ion Plnunal, Batay Novatan, Daritne lhaa, Diana Spiral, Coatnr Whllaalda, Paula Young, Cbaryl Hubbard and Payo Mack, Tarry .McCord, Donald PhllpUt, SUvoa Kiab, llgrid Tapparaoo, Sandra Huyhai and Pain Cartion. Orada anvan— Kenneth Ament, Pat Coaglatao, Itovaa OOliapaa, Ralph Humphrey, Mika McMil­ lan, Ann Travick, Oinjer Harrtaon, Cbaryl Jahnaon, Ruth Wright, Diana Spivey, Beverly Joan Dar- Orada alee—Roy Ooodvln, Phy* Baa Laagvia, Virginia Hubms, ktno Daak, Caroto Dorothy, Jonnlfar Jordan, Mary Etta Roberta, Bill Taylor, Lynoatla Warner, Linda Sue Hagans, Janice tommlar, Joyce Am Reiter, Robert Owen, Hilda Humphrey, Debra Parrish, Janice Bigelow, Jamaa Allan Coition, Richard SlurgUl, Barsell .Vlner, Jamas Waldor, Jana Pugh, Debora Strong, Paul­ ette Tbarmanoi, Evalyn Umslead and Gail Voskan. Grade oaa — Toddy Armadas, Jaalce Green, Scott Culpepper, Mika Harmon, Susan Cairmay, Roberta Dyaart, Curtis JamiMn, Barry Hawthorns. Jay Davis, David Stewart, Robert Analey, David Broaks, Raymond Gordon, Gregory Nichole, Richard Smith, Craig *Ypmg, Robeft Copt, De­ borah Kumar, Eunice Bumgard, | Judy Staples, AIM Young, Wllia Bockly, Tarry Carter, Curtis Dorn, BriM Uyeno, Jamia Black, Kay Dappaa, Cornu Barbow, Denise Barbov, Linda Harper, Mary Hol­ er and Tarry Kalaay. ApprotlmaUly M percent ef the more than one million ml lee oi pavod roade, etroeta end hiyhwnya In the United Stelae art surfaced with petroleum asphalt. evalaate I'eeatr, Orate * f Me. le P n l i M la re the Natal* all nHARMAH J. WRL.M.VH r iv a l. noTiru ANGUS LAIRD CAMMBATI roe I ITATI John Gilbert, Jatnei Holman, Larry Hugbaa, Craig Wrigbtman, Joeeph Jobaaa, Glean Berkhelmer, Patricia HarvUla, Marvin MeClain, Patty Bryant, Ruth Bek and Martha Oiddene. Urada Umbo—BUI Ada mi, Har­ old Blevlni, Day McCullogb, Peg­ gy McKeodrae, Saharon Slmpklm, Dabble Spivey, Beth Ann Vlner, Bonnie Stodden, Audrey Brown, . Teraia Moulton, Mika Rumble, Robert R. Price, Victor Tbarmanoi, John Robert Thomp­ son, Michael Kalear, Sherry Dee Kersey, Susan BUcboff, Laity Cota and Donna Blgelov. Grade two— Michael Bowman, S T O R E W I D E SALE All Items Reduced I n »r. D ic u ili Notice li h.r.ky elven that the u m l.r.lai.e will, on the lir e ear o ( Mar. A. D. nee, praaeat to tha Honorahl. t'ounlr Judea of H.mlnola Uoualr, Florida, hi. (laal raturn, at,ount anil vnnrhara, aa Anatllarr Adinlnlalrator « f the Kalata of BHAIIMAN J. WKf.I.INU, daraaaad, and at aald lima, than and tharr. maka application to the aald Jhdto far a final aaltlatnant of hla administration of aald aatata, and fnr an artfar dlacharglan him aa •urb Ancillary Administrator. Ualad this tha llh dar e f April, A. D.. m e . /•/ (laorpa U. W .lllne, aa Anelllarr Administrator of the Ratal* of OMAHMAN J. W 1 L U N II Daraa.ad. nTRNamoM, d a v ib * u c ik t u b m Attarnays for Ancillary Administrator Kdoarda Bulldlnp Hanford, Florida Puhllah April II, I I A Mar I, It. REG. 69.50 RECLINERS TW O PIECE B A S O ALL LAMPS LIVING ROOM SUITES 30 R eg. 149.50 • Only M Thin Fried PIECES OF V i PRICE SALEM MAPLE B U N K BEDS 50 Reg. I N M ROLLAWAY BEDS AN ASSORTMENT OF TW IN AND FULL SIZE BOOKCASE BEDS AND ODD CHESTS. A qualified and SOME SLIGHTLY DAMAGED experienced man Price on the job as County Commissioner Districts EYE THESE DtBARY SPECIAL R U R A L, M A I L B O X E S .. 2.15 W A T E R C O O LE R S 25% O F F a t i A V FI LVM B K PLYWOOD SHORTS M y Vinyl Ac*tale Masonry P A IH T O DINETTE < ■ t CLOSE OUT ON [ p l a t ENAMEL I 7 PIECE F A M I L Y SIZE TW O ONLY • Reg. 89.50 $* « G A R D E N T O O LS " s o il SUITES Ih 119 8 a PA MMB Mr-'— J IR O M M — I t �Eh? Ib n tlft WEATHER: Fair and mild toniffht and Saturday. High today. 84-88. Low tonight, 62-86. ^VOL. XLIX United Prean Leaned Wire Eatnbliehod z908 FRIDAY, APRIL 29. 1960 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 683 TornaiJoes 1tip Central Plains * By United Prose International 9 Tornadoes killed three persons, injured at least 44 and ripped dozens of building in Oklahoma and, Kansai Thursday night. Bodies of the three dead were found loday in their shattered ’ firm home near Cromwell, Okie. They were a Mr. and Mrs Brawley aod Ihelr daughter. At least 43 other persons were injured in Oklahoma and one in Kansas as twisters destroyed or damaged homes and farm build­ ings at Moore, Cromwell, Pocassett and Tuttle, Okie., and felled trees and power lines on the outskirti of Wichila, Kan. But 30a persons atiending a band concert at tha Moore High School escaped injury when ■ twister ripped the roof off the Iwo-ycar-old building. Pounding rains, golf • ball size hail and winds up to 69 miles an hour accompanied the twisters across Oklahoma and drenched parts of Missouri and Kansas. Employes at Will Rogers Field In Oklahoma City fled the airport tower when hailslonrs smashed most of Ihe windows in (hr struc­ ture. Five persons were injured at Moore and ala hurt near Pocassct, although most residents had am­ ple warning of the tornado and found shelter in storm cellars. Toronto, Kan., reported 169 inches of rain In . 19-minute de- luge. Another 1.97 inch drenched Oklahoma City and Tinker Air Force Base, Okla., recorded 1.72 Inch. More thunderstorms were fore­ cast loday for Ibe plains slatae, Ihe Mississippi and eastern Ohio valley, the Great Lake* and Ten­ nessee. I p. m. Stocks jr "tM F p R p lI Ft [ ft 1U4sS’A n t NEW YORK (U rn -Slock pri­ fli , JL.,ii,1*KU ' .t .km' ces at 1 p. m MEMBER OF THE GALLON CLUB for blood ilonora U Kerrrhel Buckner, American TAT .............. M'« alinwn giving hi.* eighth pint Thursday. Nurse Josena Paradis handled the American Tobacco .......... 110 Bethlehem Steel ............. 44'• e<|tiipment and Mrs. Mary Rand, seerctary-nianugur of the Central Florida Caterpillar .............. 37'* Blood Bank, was on hand for the presentation of a Gallon Club award to Chfyiier . .......... 4(t*» Buckner. Other regular donors also shown are A. 1). Laney and John McCurl Isa • Wright ............. 20'* Lellan. Ralph Wight, chairman of the Seminole Blood Rnnk Committee, DuPont ................. 203’ -i said that the new blood bank building adjacent to the hospital will h« com­ Ford Motor ............... 67 pleted by the middle of May. General Electric .............. MS General Molora ........ 44S Graham • Paige ............. 2'« ltd. TAT .................. 40'i Lorillard ................ 37'* Minnie Maul .................... ITS Penney ....................... ltd'* Penn lilt ......... 13'* Royal American .............. 3 ISTANBUL. Turkey tUPli-Vio- Thursday's rioting, hut unofficial attempts to muzzle the political Srara Roebuck ............ 49S lent street fighting broke oul lo­ estimates pul Ihe figure aa high opposition. Standard Oil <NJ) .......... 42 The Ankara riots began In teg day in Ankara between police and as II. Thrre more students were Studrbakrr 12 morning and continued through U. S. Strel T6‘ s enraged studen'a demanding (ha reported killed loday. The riots recalled Ihe Korean the day despite mass arrests by resign alion of Premier Adnan Mender**. Unofficial reports said students demonstration* which police who took away hundreds m Ihe death toil had claimed lo !4 forced the resignation of President students. Mounted troop* aordone! in two days of rioting. Syngman Rhee. The rioting here off the whola university area but Rumors swept the capital that was directed against government the fighting continued. Mrndrrri was about to resign but there was no official confirmation. Demonstration* were reported In other major cities of Turkey In­ JAKARTA tUPI) — A three-man cluding Istanbul where police used court martial sentenced Allen tear gas against Ihe Korean-type Pope. of Homestead lo death to* sludenl riot*, The major battle day for flying a bomber for (he was fought In Ankara, Three thousand students armed Indonesian rebels. No date was set for execution. with chair legs and pieces of Pope showed no emotion when desks roared out of the university WA81I1NUTON (UP1) - Tele­ Clark said there were "very in Ankara and attacked police Ihe sentence was read. vision disc Jockey Dick Clark told ordinary business reasons,for each guarding Ihe school under martial "See you laler,' hr said as ha law Imposed in major cilies House inveatigalors loday he has of thrac corporations." left the court. He 'said television can ba "a * Thursday. been "convlctrd, condemned and under Indonesian law. I h e Pelice fired toward (he students denounced'^ on payola charges be­ extraordinarily fickle medium" Aiterlcan flier has seven days to and be sought opportunities for decide whether to appeal lo a but it was not known Immediately fore he wai given a clianee to tell diversified investment which investmi hlghor court for a new trial or to whether they stmt above or Into hla aids at U*e story. - after tea TV aoyw would.ranUnua the mob. Witnesses .reported many . The 31-yaaf-old >V »iar, usuiz* aek ter • presidential pardon. . f i la rily- might-Sroao. The Si-year-aid AmMJsn i n ­ students bleeding profdsely were Ini Under bath, said he had never : .V rarrled away in ambulances. Girl accepted payola. ferred with his attorneys hero on "In britl, 1 have never agreed the next step in the case. Ho it students were ml ed up in ihe expected also to consult lawyers battle and soma were seen weep­ k> play a record or have an artist perform on a radio or television in New York and members of hla ing on the sidelines. Turkish officials admitted only show In return for a payment in family in Florida. FroaUla Karo at Jaduravtite In Pcrrlne, Pope a father Lawr­ that one sludenl was killed In rash or any other consideration," was found dead f la a rowhoal he declared. ence, said loday " I have no com­ a«ar tho Late Manana Bridge Clark arrived at the hearing oarly thla sflirnann Ibe Mite ment at all to mate" on the sen­ room with a 94-page prepared way Patrol roportad. Fence Jam tence. 4 statement with an appendix of lice W. Hugh Duncan aold Pope, who waa captured when waa a deed It should Iw limit, or •bout the same length. The room waa duo to Iwart attack. hla plane was shot down near Am­ that quarters be provided in the bon in eastern Indonesia on April was a Utile more than half filled, now Jail for Juvenile*. with few teenagers In evidence. 18, IBM, was found guilty on all -Many of the question* aikcd Clark's stnlament was a ringing of the candidate* drall wuh per. of four counts charged against him, defense of bia conduct and a The Sanford City Commission ap­ sonallUe* and Fletcher refused proved hiring a recreation depart­ point-by-point review of Ms activ­ to ask them. ment aislitani Thursday night, in ities In broadcasting and the ."Lot's keep personalities out response to Department Director music and record industries. of this election and slick to the lie conceded that he developed Arrests Continue Ronald Perry's request for more platform of Ibe Candidales,"he CAPE TOWN (U P I) - South Ab a number of outside intcresti in Another barbecue for the benefit help and a leave of ahsenre. urged numerous time* during the rican police and troops arrested recent years in addition lo his of the Porter Lansing Fund will Sanford's Recreation Department meeting. ABC network "American Band­ 520 more Negroes loday in preEarlier Thursday. County Com­ lie held Saturday on the Elks Club Is "already far behind in regards stand'1 show. dawn raids on African residential grounds. to salary and number of person­ mission candidate: were guests urea* near Capo Town and Fart "1 have noted—in silence unltl Ibe Elks, Moose and Sports- nel employed," Terry said in a Elizabeth, of the Jaycees at their noon now—with dismay Ihe many in­ men’s Asln. will sponsor the chic­ written request for aid. Il« subluncheon. nuendos which hava suggested All the candidates said they ken barbecue atartlng at 4:90 p. m. milled a survey of 10 Florida cities some connection between Ihe num­ Payments Reduced The group* announced that they ranging from 1 5 ,1 1 0 0 to 90,000 popufavored "full rash value" assessWASHINGTON (U P I) - Federal ber of corporations which I formed menls and agreed on the need will deliver packaged dinners with- lalion, showing that Sanford la Ih* or in whleh I had an intrresl and Housing Commissioner Julian H. ! in ihe Sanford city limits and ask­ only one of these towns that has for a board lax L *e. 'payola'," be said. Zimmerman loday reduced mlnb The candidate! z ’so were ques­ ed that requests for deliveries be Just one full time recreation em­ mum down payments on houses telephoned to FA 2-17S3. ploye. Sanlord has 1 2 employes for tioned there on funds for the bought with government-insured Ih* combined departments of re­ chamber end all favored It with mortgages. Tha reductions will ap» creation and parks. the exception of Van Hoy, Ted ply only on homes .coating morn The assistant to work with Perry Williams, Kd Zimmerman and thin 913,900. The biggest cutbnck will be hired •! a 94,200 per year Avery, who aaid "I refuse to would bo 9929, on dwellings coating salary and should hava a four year be pinned down to a yes or no 916,000 or more. college degree in recreation. Perry County Coolest Day will bo answer at this tin*.” held Saturday at >’.90 a. m. with waa granted a four month leave 4-11 club member* competing for of absence beginning October 1060 The final political rally sponsor­ Judge To A ct TAMPA I UPI) - U. 8. DDL honors In ■ variety of ronteits. *u he can leach at Florida Slate ed by the County Democratic Exe­ The ronlcele will he held on University and at tha same lime cutive Coin mill re will ba held aI Judge George W, Whitehurst waa expected lo act loday on a petition i the Home Demonstration Build­ gain the credits he needs towards g p. m. Saturday. a masters' degree. ing grounds on Ulh M. The rally will be held at the to halt "secondary picketing" at American Legiun Hall on llwy. McCoy Air Force Base at Or­ lando. The petition was filed by 17-91. A warrant has been Issued for A fish fry will begin at 9:30 the National luibor Relation* Board anesl of Commissioner of Agri­ p. m. and the Seminole High (NLRB) against tha Orlando Build­ culture candidate Carry A. School band will perform during ing Trade* Council and Local 101* Reams, on a charge that Ream* of tha Brotherhood at Painters* tiw fish fry. gave a worthless 9623 check to Decorators and Paporhangera. Orlando advertising man Peter Schaal. Citrus Boost Sheriffs Deputy Hubert Nor­ LAKELAND (U P !) - A grapewood had lit* warrant for the fruit parly thrown in Dublin by Lake Brantley Isle man this Thid L. Lingo, who served asigo has served as organist of Ih* The Sanford City Commission U, S. Ambassador Scott McLeod morning but hid not liern able Oviedo city clerk for 19* years, y ir,t Methodist Church, bought a 916,617.79 refuse packer resulted In removal of Irish Im­ to find Ream*, the Sheriffs’ of­ will tender bis resignation at the and • 90,849 street sweeper port duties on U. S. grapefruit, fice reported. rily council meling Monday nJgbl. Thursday night. Florida Citrus Mutual reported to­ .Schaal said he had the war­ Lingo, who came to Oviedo in At a special meeting, the com- day. Martin E. Hearn, Mutual's rant sworn out jn Orlando last 18)6, was born in Tennille, Ga. mission (warded the strret sweep­ international trade director, aaid Saturday, aftr Reams gave and (tended Georgia Tech in At­ er bid to M. I). Moody and Hons, removal of tbe "excessively high" Schaal'a wife the worthless c.icck lanta. Inc. of Jacksonville and decided to Irish tariff of Silk per cent nn in partial paymea' for eonle poli­ After graduation, he worked in buy the packer from 8up*rior grapefruit will iqean thousands of tical advertising. The bill was a bank in Georgia before moving CMC Trucks. Inc. of Orlando. dollars annually tn Florida ciirus for 91,gM. Roams paid it with to Oviedo. growers. 91,000 in cash and the worthless After settling in Oviedo, Lingo check, Schaal said. worked for Ihe Citliens Bank of Plane Bombed Oviedo for five yenri and for Nel­ son and Compap/ as secreLgpCARACAS, Venezuela (U PI) treasurer for 29 years before lekA crazed Russian who aaid ho City Manager W. E. Knowles was a "space explorer", bombed ing over the duties aa city clerk. was told tn find out how much a Venezuelan airliner Thursday He la n member of the First different engineer* would charge and died In ihe rraah with »1m There will be no Hireling of the Methodist Church at Oviedo, nerv­ to make a survey of Sanford's other passengers and erase mem* board o f directors of the Sanford ing aa superintendent of the Sun­ water supply Thursday night. Art A s m . Monday, but member* day school for that church. He here. The Veaesiwlan Comm Th* City Commission nlao told Gone Ministry aaM Ste •r* naked to attend Ih* Florida is else a member at the Ociedo Knowles to find out what typo of Federation at Art tea at tha Man- Masonic Lodge aod secretary •iontn DeBaiy Sunday afternoon treasurer al the slavia drainage study tba *egin*«ra would mak* » and'the workshop nt New Smyrna district. for tba priae. KnowUe baa told “ a aommlaalon that Sanford* Beth Mr. aad Mro. IJe«a have Monday night, Mrs. Helen DeWll, president of th* associa- been associated. with many thibs growing population throatona to and activities in Oviedo. Mrtf. Llaoutstrip Ha water supply. liun aaid today. Fighting Erupts In Turkey Homestead Flyer Sentenced To Death Clark Tells Probers He Never Took Payola Bulletin Don Flelcher, chairman ef U*a teVoters League tented Thursdey aisht that any official ad Nm league had paaaod oul "marked" • ballon at political rallies la Ibe county. # 1 Fletcher, apeaking to ever MO . peraona at a leagu ■apensored pub­ lic forum, »aid "thla organization i'a aponaorlnf no cAndidatc and anyone who accuses the l e a w of marking ballola i* m ’ "We can't all be bel .,p>a^ ib le if tome indivldu writes oo a few ballola and pastethem out," Fletcher aaid. Citing a publiabed report that ballotf had been marked by a "pressure group," Ftalrher de­ clared: " If we were going to mark ballola we would have them mimeographed aad not juat hand •ut a! few." Fletcher anawered the marked ballot charge* prior la Uie forum t fa which randldatea running for ihe 29 public efficea in the coun­ ty were queried for almoit three boura on detaila pertaining te platform*. Nearly So percenl of the queillona were direct'd at the iwo candidate! for tax assessor. Mr*. Mary Earle Walker when anted U aha felt ibe waa wrong, or the governor, when the waa ouited laat year, aaid: 0 "The governor had no reason te diamias me. 1 waa planning to adjust the aiaeaament level, but I was not given anough time and waa abort at needed help." Mra. Walker laid also that If elected the would work toward "a nound, alsbta assessment n il and keep within tba law ef. full csih value." Questioned on why she had not answered her opponent’s charges # i f "taxation by favoritism," Mrs. Walker aaid: “ I didn't think they needed answering. I bava never used any favorilla u is taxation." Richard McCanns, present as­ sessor, alto was queried on full rash value and said that the lew requires II. Questioned oo the number of correction! made after the IBM roll was certified, McCanne aaid "certainly correction! bad to be fjnadr. We raised eome property valuations and lowered tome," be aaid. " I admit there are Inequities, but the corrections take lima and we plan to fix them all," he add­ ed. The question at appropriating Unite lor the Chamber at Camnurce and Jayceea tlse cane up at tbo rally. District I County Commillion candidal* James Avery eaid be weuld net give an unqualified "yea" to giving funds to tbs Jayrera or the chamber until he waa peesenled "with the facts." ' . "What this county needs la new industry and I recommend that, tft Information bureau be •el up and, if necessary, biro out­ side help to do th-.- Job of bring­ ing industry here," Avery said. District 1 County Commission candid*'" J, H. Van Hoy, a rrj tic of. ‘ 'giving money to t chamber emphasized that ha U not opposed to tha chamber but not am spending lax ntooey for civic organisations when there wea so much more at a need for Ibe tax dollar elsewhere. District 1 Commissioner Law­ rence Swolford got a question on pari-muluel betting and aaid he was against it in tba county. He added, however, that the people should decide for themselves whe­ ther they wanted a dog track here. All the commission candidates were questioned on the need for a Juvenile delta'it. home and the majority agreed that if thare Heavy Vote Expected In Tuesday's Primary lodicauons are that as many as M percent of the county's regbtrrd voters wltl east bal­ lots In Tuesday's primary election. Keen competition for two of the major rourthouir office* and widespread interest in Ihe Coun­ ty Commission races is expected to bring out a heavy vote, re­ gardless of the interest in tha governor campaign and other state contests. Campaigning by Carlton, Bry­ ant and McCarty force* in tba county has been brisk and Bern­ ard Parrish and Gary Bennett, candidates for State Renalor from this district, have been busy in Seminole communities. Mrs. Camella Bruce, supervisor of registration, said loday (bat she expect* about 10,000 of the tt.SOZ registered voters to vote in Ihe 11 precincts in Ihe county. The heaviest voting will ba in tbc three Sanford precincts, where there are 7,901 registered voters. The next largest precinct is Fern Park, with 1,200, follow­ ed by Altamonte Springs, 1.030; Longwood, MS: Oviedo, ttt; Lake Mary, M0; Uoidenrod, I2S and rorn t City, 90S. Voters will vote cjumynUp Jpr their choices lor Ihe four County Commission posts, clerk of the circuit court, las assessor, sheriff and supervisor of registration. The races to be decided oo 0 district level will be for con­ stabir sod Justice of the peace. Only voter* in countable DieIriM I, which iocludes Oviete, Cbnluota, Goldcnrod and Marla, will rate in the pcsee race which wlU see Thomas Moon and Phillip Pack ,rd seeking the post. District 4, including West San­ ford, Lake Monroe, Kail San­ ford, Psola, Geneva, Lake Slary and Sanford proper, will vote for one of four men seeking the coostable post. The four are R. C. Carroll, O, G. Owens, Alvin Pet­ ty and Lewis Tate. In District i, which includes Longwood, Altamonte Springs, Forest City, Fare Park and Bear Lake, there will be a constable and peace Justice race. Running for constable in that district are E. Bridge, Grady Hall and Frank Lsicey. la Ihe peace Jus­ tice race arc Elmer Ashley, L. L. Cox, John NeUlalon and Hom­ er Sewell. The pulls will I f open from 7 a. m. to • p. m. Tuesday and 109 clerks aod inspectors hava been appointed to aid any votar In operating ballot machines. There will he no write-in voles in Ihe primary am* no unopposed candidates will he on (he ballot, Mrs.' Bruce said. Of the 14,901 registered voters In the county, 12,19* are Demo­ crats and 1,427 ara Republicans. Republicans wbn waited in yote in the primary had tn register as Democrats. Mrs. Bruce said there are IU votera without Democratic of Re­ publican affiliation. Only IJ N Negroes nr* registoswd to rato ■* thla primary. Precinct' polling places will he published in Monda/a Herald. City To Hire Recreation Aide County Contest Day Saturday b^psmp^mropm'ww - Final Political Rally Saturday Candidate Faces Bad Check Count Lingo To Retire As City Clerk A t Oviedo Monday No A rt Meeting Planned Monday . 1 News Briefs Lansjng Benefit Barbecue Saturday Board Purchases Packer, Sweeper* W ater Supply Survey Discussed • ■* �p p w . ,u k *u ' w Vbr Outfarft Srralb 2—Fri. Aorll 2f, lWO RETTY N a z ire n e Church Q| Christ <•**'<■%i ■{,,* PERM PARI CBUBCH O f TIB NAXABENE O'BRIAN ROAD frjmra Rev. Jim Plahrr .............Paator Suaday a c h e d .................0:«S a . m la m in g w o n b fp ..........10: IS a. m Yaulb aarriea ............0:11 p. Evangelistic oerviea ....7:10 p. m. Wad. prayar arrvira ..T:M p. a LAIR MART CMVRCM Of TIE NAEAEENB I . L. Dready ................ Parlor Suaday Sebum ..........10:00 a. m. M a n ia c W arthip ...1 1 :0 0 a. m. Christian Scrvies Trainln« 0:00 a. m. Evening Worship ....... 7:00 p. m. Wod. Prsysr lonrlca T : » p. m. Presbyterian n u n psEsarrasiAN U : « a. .0:1* P . .7:0* p. .7:01 p. a. m. m. a. out maallac will ba at 7:30 p. m. Tbs public la Invited to attaad any or all of thaao evangelistic aonrkoo. Chuluoto Church Dinner Tonight Pretty aa a picture, iaa't aba? She looks "dowarlthi” a a fd Td, Svo atonies tmm me, dm mowha a NMb M b tf Jo-f Tba C b u l u o t a Community Cburch *U1 bava tha Orat at It'a monthly coverod dish dlaaara to■Ida at 0;N p. a . AH mambara aad friends of Uw cbureh and Ibair famlUaa ara in­ vited to attaad. Sack family briata oaa port of tba maal and all abaro la tba various dishes. Tba cburch plana to apoaaor a eavorad dish dtaaar an tba laat Friday of a m y month. This vtfl provide tba nddtnU aa opportun­ ity to baeamn bettor acquainted. aad to pet together with tbelr rirat, Third Sunday Jewish Synagogue c o ir a s M A n o N > r r a m a i l M b aad S a p d b Friday Svaniat Ssrvlee p. m. Lutheran Special Sermon Other Churches Rav. Richard Carter,.paator at Nw Congrcgationd C h r i s t i a n Cburch, baa ■uanrmmd a apadal aarmao topic, ‘Tba Futile efJu. •i r ■ sr*;"(**>' ' *l^pMM1 T • wm__ The support & the Church Seriee is sponsored h r the follow ing Business Firm s: | • Ritz Theatre A. V. P. Youlb Rorvio Wed. Prayer Service “H ie Best in am Mo—oSo An. Loud Ava. d d i SL Ira B. Hiadmaa i t . .......... Paator Suaday ich aol............. l : i l a. m. Mantas Worship....... 10:41 a. m. FMV ..................... 7:00p,m* Evaalni Warablp ....... TiM p. Man. PMY Recreation 7:00 p. Tuss. FMY Frayar .... T:M p. Wad. Prayer Service... .7:10 p. Church flebaoi . . . . . . tail Cburch ..................11:0 Youth Chriatka FaUavtUp ............. 7;l N e g ro Churches m. m. m. m. Vulcan Materiab Co. M ovies* FA I N K “Complete Building MeCraekoa load Celery City Printing Co. MH e re Since 111 S. Park V a. 1W FA MS81 M aterials FAM N1 Wibon-Maier Furniture Co. “Prices A r e III laat lad N ev e r H igh er* FA MAM RRlNRRKR~MrraOOIOT F* I . Tirm a ....... Sunday aebad ....... Morning Worship .. M. Y. , . .. .. . . . . . . EvaalniSarvlaa.... Wad. Prayer Saovka Compliments o f Chair Rabaaraal, Tuaaday ...... Junior Church, Wheeler Fertilizer Co. FO M IS! OvMoh Fla. J. W. Maraball . C h ifh lehaal M onlai Warablp Evaalni Warablp Tuaaday Prayar . Progressive Printing Co. “F o r A U Y o u r P rin tin g SM W. 1Mb N eeds* FA S-tttl Holler Motor Sales “Chevrolet • Ohhmobiie - Cadillac* *>• *• W .' . FA 1-0711 Lovelace Amoco Station , .■*, . ’ i-'-g ITi - "IF YOU CANT STOP . SMILI AS YOU GO ST* 201 So. P e rk Ave. F A 2-7081 Sanford Atlantic National Beak M em ber F.D.LC. S b a a a ro m IN A Id PAM U1 t-T. ; - FiT •• / ‘m &L: 1 1 a 1 �fftff Fri. 'April 29. BanYarS Wrranf * By United Prraa International |Tampa Thursday, Doyle Carlton, Florida's candidates for goeer- said opponents were criticising nor fixed their attention on license I him because they recognised that plates, boats, and phosphate dur­ he is leading the tace. “ We.'ve had everything thrown ing Thursday’s campaigning. Farris Bryant proposed that at us from all sides this week," Florida license plates lie issued he said, “ from personal attacks every’ two years instead of an- agalntt my family to deliberate falaehooda and smear literature." nunlly. Ted David and Slate Milk Gum. Speaking in Gainesville, Bryant said the saving in material and, mission Chief Brailcy Odhani swap­ dminlstrativo costs could be sp­ ped words over Odham'a statement iled to improving publlfc schools, that ha haa decided to voto for Haydoh Bums rolled Into Miami Carlton. David contended Udham decided accompanied h y* n mammoth on Carlton because he feared a voto for another candidate might be useless. Odham disagreed. "Artually," lng an unralr double taxation load he said, “ I am voting for Carlton which should bo relieved." John McCarty said at Tampa with some real douhts as to that a proposed severance tax whether he will win, but with the would “ lead to the virtual extinc­ firm conviction that he'a the best tion pf 95 per cent of the phoa- man to be governor." Jcsi Yarborough, Tom Adams, ®ihal# export business." Additionally, ha said, “ such a and Angus Laird continued run­ tax would hurt all farmera by in­ ning hard in the race for aecretary of slate. creasing fertiliser costs." Adama said in West Palm Beach Another candidate at work In ( Png* 8 he might win the election outright Tuesday and not have to face a tun-off. In hi* Miami hometown, Yar­ borough said he was “ pledged to do everything in my power to evert a schism between the people of South Florida and those of the vast northern sectors of the state.'* Laird promised at Tallahacrce to make priaon reform one of his major Jntercsta if he is elected. Incumbent J, Edwin (.arson and Al Cahill continued most active in the four-ntan race for atate treas­ urer and insurance commissioner. (.arson, eampaiglnlng at Crestview, riled hti record In support of education as a major-talking point in his bid for re-election. REMODELING OK THE CHURCH OK GOD on French Ave. has been completed. The new arrangement consists of nursery, pastors study, young adults department, Baptistry.and a new kitchen. The educational department hns been completed also. By United Press International Gulf Coast officials kept a close watch on the tense racial situation In Mississippi today to prevent a recurrence of the riots that broke out last weekend In Biloxi. Further curfew restrict inns were Imposed by officials at Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi to keep per­ sonnel from becoming Involved in “ any civil disturbance*’ that might occur. In Florida, officers dispersed a large crowd which gathered Thurs­ day in northwest Miami where a Negro was tepurted to have struck a whits woman. Ths sheriff's office reported that a white man In a car fired.a pistol shot at the Negro, but missed. The crowd was dispersed Churches Observe Family Week May 8 Insurors Name Slate Of Officers quickly and no blows were struck, officers said. In Jackson, Min., a Negro in­ terration leader met behind doted doort for BO minutei with the State Sovereignty Commission. Dr, Fells Dunn, Gulfport den­ tist, refused to comment on the meeting tvlth the commission, an agency for maintaining segrega­ tion. Dunn was one of four Negroes who filed a petition seeking equal rights along the 2(l-ml!e Gulf Beach last year. The public beach is reserved for “ whites only.’* Sheriff James Ira Grlmsley said In Pascagoula, Miss., that all fire­ arms in Jackson County, which borders the county where the ra­ cial 'violence erupted, must be registered immediately with his office. Other developments! Protests against segregation In South Carolina regained momen­ tum Thursday ais Negro students in Charleston and Columbia re­ sumed demonstrations after sev­ eral weeks of quiet. The faculty of Fisk (Negro) University in Nashville, Tenn., called on President Eisenhower to order an FBI investigation of the NASHVILLE, Tenn. (U PI) -Th e Woodmen of the World Lift Insur­ ance Society elected a new slate of ofifeers. Thursday and anoint­ ed it has no intentions, it present, of moving its headquarters from Omaha, Neb., to a southern loca­ tion. J. Richard Sims of Omaha waa moved up from eaeeutive secre­ tary to president to succeed How­ ard W. Lundgrcn, who was re­ moved al a specially called meet­ ing in Miami earlier this month. About 250 members of the so­ ciety's sovereign camp met hero to elect officer! and act on resolu­ tions of the board of directors. The delegates confirmed the ac­ tion of the board In dismissing Lundgren, the appointment of for­ mer Georgia Gov. E. D. Rivera as chairman of the board and the ap­ pointment of a committee set up to look Into the possibility of mov­ ing (he society's headquarters. Rivers said there was “ a possi­ bility" that a large southern re­ gional office might be established here but "there Is nothing definite at this time." Robert L. Kirk of Omaha will move from treasurer to eaeeutive KARI.A WELLBORN, 18aecretary and William H. Marlin' year old daughter of Mr*, of Lakeland will be the new treas­ Lids Dunlap, 518 S. Pal­ urer. metto Ave., haa recently A 22-nicmbcr committee had aigned a contract to make been set up to look Into the possi­ record* for a recording bility of moving the headquarters company, with headquart­ from Omaha to a southern city. The committee recommended that er* in Orlando. Karla la an the headquarters be al a point that eighth grade atudent at the had 35 per cent of the society's Pinecreat School and alnga tnenthpee within a 500-mite radius. with the ylce^riuly. YOUR FRIENDS THE ADVENTISTS Invito You To Hear EVANGELIST Bob Mathews A Victory Through Christ REVIVAL A t The SANFORD S E V E N T H -D A Y A D V E N T IS T C H U R C H * 700 Elm Street To Those who wish to fare the future without fear, these aubiects ere vlult Heaves — Up te Date oc Obsolete? MONDAY, MAY 1 War in Heaven TUESDAY, MAY 1 Survival Threwgh Faith WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 A Second Chance? THURSDAY, MAY « God's Mysterious Zoological Garde* FRIDAY. MAY • Why do moot Christians Keep Sunday? SATURDAY. MAY T . ' r The Other Hide * f the Valley nf Death SUNDAY. MAY • ATLANTIC County, after yeara eg unfair, nneqaal hit or mice assessments — after a near completa breakdown In the county’s ability to perform in the area of educational facflitlea for sw children, finally waa given new hope when the Governor at tha State of Florida removed the tax aiscssor la September of 1959. The Interim appointment want to Richard E. McCanaa of south Seminole County, Since that tima wader the guidance of McCanns, e I Seminole County baa’ undergone a complete revialon of its tax structure. Now. Seminole County schools are assured of funda to continue the current building program, to elimlnaiejMtbl^MMloa* nes^ear^ang tha new broad tax bate la at laat treating each and every thx payer of Stminole fairly In a true spirit of democracy. FAVORITISM NO LONGER EXISTS IN THE TAX STRUC­ TURE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. I^^^yM ^^u ll^ ^ ^ oi^ sH rn rioi^ i^ K ^ foU n e^ n ^ ^ er^ ^ Th e Individual who placed Seminole County In Jeopardy la a candidate for tha office of tea assessor once again. The same office from which aho was rtmovad by the Governor with the statement that “ Sha haa heretofore failed, and sha conlinuse to fail ta discharge her duties In n lawful mannar and persists In refuting to acknowledge and fellow the legal requirement# end responsibilities of her office." THE EYE8 OF THE ENTIRE STATE ARE ON SEMINOLE COUNTY. The future of progressive Seminole Comity ta ia the hands of the voter*. SE M IN O LE OFFERS T H I S PROGRAM Michigan S t s t e University's Highway Traffic Safely Cuter has inaugurated a new Mod « f t r i m education course—for driven M r im p o rta n t n ow th a t l have checking account a t This Tuesday, May Ird, tha voters of Seminole County face a decision quite unlike any facing voters in ethar counties of Florida. Beanlnol* YOUR bombing of e Negro leader*! home. An official Georgia roewmleaU* recommended that Georgians to allowed to vote on a “ freedom tS choice’* program permitting the state's first desegratad claserooms. In Savannah, city officials considered a proposed ordinance to outlaw assemblies of two or more persons whose actfvttl** tend to Interfere with toataaan activity. COUNTY TAX FOR C O N T I N U E D Each property owner will be treated aa the law provide! — equally and felriy. Your Tex Ataeiaera office end the tax retie of Romlnolo County are now and will always be open for your inspection. In this open end frank manner of operation your county will continue to grow end prosper. Beoausa of the fair broad tax bate we have used, monies will be available so that you tha people of Bemlnolo County ran be assured that the aenricei end facilities of your county government will b* equal to those of any In the state of Florida. I TOINT WITH PRIDE THAT MY APPOINTMENT WAS SUPPORTED UNANIMOUSLY BY THE LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. I ALSO POINT WITH PRIDE TO THE FACT THAT 1 WEAK NO MAN S COLLAR. 1 wear no tag of any individual or apeclal group. Make no mistake — I stand for election as a free man, free to serve you all tha people In Seminole County. Richard E. M cCanna ASSESSOR �l " ' *A . [ f W o iw iK P M ■ p jlf m : - w . l : . JS ^ , IW IT O m W i Women Receive Corsages 'M -H er Ha Circle af the Sanford Garden had made to Mm . Joe Se«*arik and mfo for Club, gam an njsrabh demon- and Mri. V. Merer, who wen necei County home demooatraUon agent, gave an interesting account of the H. D. groups in Sanford and told of their various activities sad services. Representing the Ladies" Anci­ llary of Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital, or "Pink Ladies" as they are better known, waa Mrs. John Senkarlk. She too acquainted those present with the organi­ sation, the duties they perform chibs, were iatndoced by Mrs. Kay Braden, program chairman. Mrs. Fred Ganas, of the Iso- Oviedo Tea Honors Miss Sandra Lee Mias Sandra Justine Lee, daugh­ ter of Mr. sod Mm . J, H. Lee, Jr. of Sanford, and granddaughter of Mrs. J. H. Let, Sr. end the late Mr. Lee of Oviedo, waa honored at a tea given by her four aunts. Mm . B. r . Wheeler Sr., Mm . T. W. Lawton, Mm . W. P. Carter and Mrs. W. J. Lawtoa at the home of Mm . Wheeler In Oviedo. Mlsa Leo will become the bride of Melvin Goembel, Sanford, son of Mr. and M m . Glenn Goembel, at the First Meth­ odist Church tn Sanford Juno IP. The party rooms of tbo spacious Wheeler borne were decorated with e profusion of snapdragons, roses. (• v t } (: f t ® , S r I r jjgS: Others Invited Included Mrs. Ar­ thur Evans, of Chicago, UL, Mrs. T, V . Lawton Jr., Orlando, Mm . V . H. Martin, Mm . W. Evans, Mrs. Robert Lee, Mm . Charles S. Lee Sr., Mm . J, H. Lee Sr,, grand­ mother of the bride-elect. Mm . W. R. Gloats, Mm . B. F. Wheeler Jr., and Mlsa Miriam Wheeler, Kathryn Lawtoa and Anno Martin: Keep Listen lug Per Misses Miss Out IT 'S TIM E M l atrom, Carlton, Prank Wheeler, Mrs. Doyle Carlton, Joe Davis, Paul Mikler, Homer Sewell, Mrs. Joe Davis, Mrs, Frank Wheeler, Will Hawkins, Mrs. C. S. Higginbotham, Mrs. Robert Bennett, Mrs. C. O. Jones, Patty Stenstrom, Sen. Douglas Stenstrom end A. C. Doudney. Women’s Fellowship SW IM M ING Going Away Party Honors Mrs. Kero to Um members in service notify­ ing them of the class acUritles. Games were enjoyed fay the group under Um direction of Mrs. Betts. Prisea were awarded to Mm . Alfred Chile* and Mrs. Stilb. Mrs. Swaggeriy served refresh­ ments from Um dining tablo which was centered with an ar- POOL Chemicals FA pun Church Calendar An* levied were the Oviedo of Mrs. I n , Including arvey Joe Dayton, Mm . LyfcPi Mrs. W. R. Meek J r, Mm . Prank Gaydlek, Mm . Jaeeph Lelnhert, Mrs. W. B. Waet Jr., Mrs. U s e OOttf, Mm . F. W. McCall Sr., Mrs. John Cour­ ier Jr„ Mm . L. H. Webb, K m . Jack Dadd, Mm . R. W. Setae, Mrs. Roy Welaanksray, Mm . J. H. Staley •r.* Mrs. W. R. Meek Sr., M m . James WOsoa, Mitt Beth Davidaee eed Mrs. Anns P. Brer, of Ethel Root Circle of the Coegregational Church will meet at the home of Mm , Earl Motley, StM Oak Ave. the Hguler ithly meeting. Finecrest Baptist Church Dea­ cons attotlng T:M p. m. Elsie Knight Circle wtU meet with Mrs. H, A. Moreland, 1110 Palmetto Ave., T:SO p. m# Women of Um First PresbyUfrlan Church will moot at 10 a. in. for esoctrUvo board mooting. PhUaUma Class meets at fits m. with Mm . C. C. Howard, MallonvUle A w . with Mm . Walter Shanks, Mm . J. N. GUlon and Mm . Charles Morrison ea co-bosteaees. & WEttOMEfMMN S W M R S ... Personals Ae She Speeks About Th< Ceuety Cnmmleetenere Race Over Radie WTRR Everyday Thru Monday, pd. pel. adv. FOR FARRIS BRYANT : .i t e OttbPgMtakl candidate Doyle E, Carlton in mow Loft to right a n Ernest Southward, Mrs. WIIItamper, Mrs. Ernest Southward, I n E. Southward, Douglas Stenstrom, Robert Bennett, Herbert Sten- RUTH HAMILTON BINGHAMTON, N. Y. (OPI) Francis Kota, a male student nurse .at the Binghamton State Hospital School of Nursing was named win­ ner of a competition to find "Miss Student Nurse of 1M0" at the hoe- FOB Presents Program GOVERNOR O n Civic Duties Tim Rer. Ernest Bolick, pastor of G e o d Shepherd Lutheran Church, waa guest speaker at the meeting of Um Christian Wooten’s Fellowship of F i r s t Christian Church. Ho used as his topic "The Chris­ tian Woman tad Her aria Re■poosihOity." He told the group that it U Um civic duty ef each eittma to register and rate. Rer. Bolick also offered several suggostioas on being good ciUsens in­ cluding, know the lav, have an dua and if H e have an Idee for good reforme, act behind tt. He eeid "that it is a Christian's re­ sponsibility to bo Um ommcionce of civic leaders. Aa election of efB cm for the coming year waa bold and those elected were, Mias Flo Bishop, president, Mm . H. K. lin g , aoerotary, Mm . 0, T. Pearson, treasur­ er, Mm . W- H. Young, worship chairman. Hostcssca Mm . V, H. Grantham and Mm . O. D. Landless, served refMshmonts to Mmos. Young, Hinson, Paarson, Ring, A. R. Stroup, J. N. Barnett, Fnaces Jobe, R. E. Purvis, G. W. Mor­ gan, J. W. Knight, J. L. Horton Sr., M. A Rohlfs, Blancbo Kuhn, R. L. Dooms, A. R. Huntley, J. E. Evens, W. P. Yetlty, Ooldte Plum, Elite HcMIQaB, Mitt Bishop, Rev. Bolick end Rev. Barnett SEE H I M O N T E L E V I S I O N T O N I G H T , A P R I L 2 9 , 1 0 : 0 0 P. CHANNELS Paid 6 and M. * political Advertisement Check the job . . . Check ,, the . R T MARIAN R. JONES B. L. Benhern, principal of I would receive the Parcat-Twchcr League award. t Mro, I d Dude, who has been here with her aeUmr, Mm . El­ sie Plotting, p s lttiii to her heeae at BeUe Glade with her new tafeat eon, Tommy, aad . ) bA I W A l, (J DOYLI Elect VOTE Oo CONNER FOR . Q . * * , C o m m issio n er o f A g ric u ltu re YMB JOB: Me peat to the Cabinet has each Impact upon welfare aa that e f R e The duties of this office go far heyeud Um State's ngriculturnl pursuits—Into intimate llfot the ear you drive, the JlMtick you use, the food jr*u sat Urn welfare of your child qualify Doyl ml Cm b I jt As » Chief the welfare e f Florida, Um H it t rahHft to development o f w h ite s . markets £ for ef Si IB* f c t i 5 2 L ” er*“ l?e,,w * .• , ■r» AfrteuHew . *•—‘Ar 8 v--j W -HI mk / f >iV, �Fri. A pril 29, 1990— Page B Oviedo Circles T o Circle! of the Oviedo Ftnt Mcthol»t Church are scheduled for Mon­ day, at follows: The Mary Martha Circle meets at 3:30 p. m. at the home of Mr*. Dora Kelsey with Mrs. Willie F. Partin as co-host­ ess. The Bethany Circle meets at I p. m. at the home of Mrs. W. V. Swenson. The Chappel Guild Circle will not have a definite meeting place un­ til later but will meet at 2:30 p. m. at either the home of Mrs. T. L. Lingo, Sr. or Mrs. James Wilson AU circles of the First Baptist Church will meet at 1:30 p. m. in the educational building of the Church. The Pearl Martin Circle, with Mrs. L. V. Hart at program chairman, is in charge of the pro­ gram at which time Mrs. W. H. Anderson, WMU president will five • report on the State Convention. Due to sickness and death in the Mary Lawton Circle member­ ship the supper scheduled for this meeting at T p. m. has been post­ poned until the June meeting date. Studio of Hair Design, art Mra. A. B. Peterson, Jr.. Mra. J. M. OFF FOR A W E E K E N D Truluck and Mra. Clyde Savage CRUISE are Mrs. R. S. Miller and —and from our neighboring town Mrs. Earl Faust who left tows of DeBary, Mra. J. L. Feistel, with their huabandi, Wednesday, Mra. B. Newton, and Mra. Frank Woodruff. Narrator will be Mrs. Butler. Hostesses will be Mrs. Bill Oyler, Mrs. A. B. Peterson, Sr., Mra. C. Woodard, Mrs. J. N, Auartlio, Mrs. P. Ahrens and Mrs. A. Marsh. Among those serving , on various committees are Mrs. William Crab­ tree, Mra. Michael Caolo, Mrs. Reuel Robison, Mrs. Roy Britt, Mra. Doc Faukncr, Mrs. Oyler, Mra. W. Sandell. Mrs. Chester Rearick, Mrs. Alonso MeCalley, Mra. Feistel, Mrs. Frank Woodruff, and Mrs. Alonso MeCalley. BY JEANNE WARNKE MRS. FAUST for a cruise to Haiti. They spent that evening with friends hi Ft. Lauderdale and then yesterday l left Port Everglades on the motor ’ vessel, "Franca C," for the cruise. In Haiti they wHl be (hewn all the interesting places by a friend, Mra. Vera Gallop, who is with tbe American Embassy there. THE GREMLINS that often plaguc a newspaper story are to in­ evitable at times that they are hardly worth a mention,when they do scramble your best phrased sentence or misplace a letter here and there—not when one stops to consider the many people and the intricate parts of machinery that touch every little piece of type. If; only everyone could visit a newspaper plant and see the many places for the gremlins to lurk! And while on the subject we can use Wednesday's column as a mild example — and with opologles to Mrs. Berta Cottrell who was renamed Bertha and to Mra. Tom Norris who is, of course, the termer Shirley Wali-not HaUI THIS IS THE SEASON for con­ ventions I Sanford people mutt be meeting one another as they travel 4* and from Miami Beaeh. Hand­ ed in that direction next week .will be "Ceeny" (Mrs. Christo’ pher) Butler and Battle (Mrs. Vic­ tor H.) Robello who will attend the Pink Ladies' BoMbesslern con­ vention at the Daucllle Hotel; Mrs. Butler, local president ot tb* Pink The General Business Meeting Ladies and Mra. Robello, second vice-president, will stay at tha Car- and luncheon of the Sanfbrd Wom­ rtllon Hotel while they arc ropra- an's Club wilt meet at 11:30 p. m. renting the Auxiliary. a Wednesday at the club. Mra. B. C. Moore and htr committee will be AND MENTIONING Iht Pink in charge of the luncheon. Ladiea’ bringi to mind that they AU elub membera are urged to I are busy with plans for their fund be present for the business session raising event to bn held on Thurs­ as important Items of buainaia will day, May 12 at tha Woman'a Club. be presented by the board of man­ Mra. Roballo, party chairman, ager*. said a pleasure-filled afternoon Following the meeting, the Fine will include refreshments, fashion Aria Department will bold a mar­ •how, bridge or canaata (or yoj ket basket tale. Each member It name R) and many door and table requested le bring an Item for prixea—All for tl, toe, ao burry the tale. Mrs. A. C. MeReynolds and reserve a table for your will be the auctioneer. friendtf Call Mra. Albert Hardesty at Models, who will shew summer FA 2-304S, far reservations to the i etylea from Yowall'al depghknenl Juneheoo, no later than Tuesday •lore and coiffeurs from Nell'a Woman*s Club Plant Luncheon Meeting NEED MORE MODERNIZE LIVING YOUR FLORIDA ROOM BBOROOM CARPORT PORCH ENCLOSURE • • • • AREA? HOME BATHROOM ROOF HIDING GENERAL REPAIR NO DOWN PAYMENT FREE ESTIMATES NO NEW T YRS. TO PAY OBLIGATION ANNOUNCING 10 YE. FINANCING S IH L E R TOUR ON . HOMES LOT. C O N S T R U C T IO N CO. Sett N. ORANGE AVE. ORLANDO GA 4-IISS H iU K » lu ia a M r iflN i REMODHUMO . CALL R IW IO M I or warn vs Meet For Luncheon MRS. ROBELLO T V Debut Made By Youngsters A t Birthday Party Hervlsh, F r a a t o e Strte* Jeanne Southward, Martiya Daniel, Kay Ivey. Sherlene Shepherd, la i f llama. Dottle MeAlexander, Garner, Dee Hargarvee, Mro, Warner, Mra. W. K, Jena Mrs. Robert Wallaee, Mfa. Gillon. Mr*. W. B. Wallace, honoree and her little four old niece, Cissy Daniels, of villa, Ga. David Celebrates With Skate Party David Evans, son af Mr. a Mrs. John Evans. Oviedo, w honored with a birthday Shall party on hit twelfth birthday renliy. Invited guests gatfwfed the Evans home for Hie trip Skate City, going la tern atah wagons driven by David's pares to an erenng of Bin and frtl Invited to help David ratal the memorable occasion Miriam Wheeler. 'Arne Mi Judy MInter, Ouida Wolcott, Walnrlght, Linda Ray, Bet Faulk, Charlea Evan*. I Holy Cross Episcopal Church- Clonta. Jimmy MInter, BiNy women will hold their ohapter ler, Tim Packard, Eddie lips, Max Brooks atki B meetings at follows: MONDAY - Si. Marks, 1:30 Diamood. a. m. at the home of Mra. W. E. Bprinkla the cake plat* wdtk Klrchhnff, 1617 K. 2nd St. with Mra. W. H. Stewart, to-hotleaa. powdered auger to prevent a aafca from sticking. ets, at 3 p. m. St. Ann's, 12:30 p. m. with Mrs. Daniel Pugh at 313 Maple Ave., Mra. W. II. Slew-art, co-hotlea. A picnic lunch will be served. SI. Agnes at tha home of Mrs. R. A. Newman Sr., 300 Grandview Ave., Mrs. Martin Bram, co-hosteta. TUESDAY - St. Mary's chap­ ter will meel with Mra. Tyler Dedman in Lake Mary at a p. m. If a ride la needed, meet at the church at 1:43, bring an Item or baked food to be auctioned off. Pre­ cede will help to meet chapter budget. Episcopal Chapters Schedule Meetings MISS SANDRA SUE ANDERSON Anderson, Sorrell Betrothal Revealed Mra. Irene Anderson, 2430 Lau­ rel Ave., announces (he engage­ ment of her daughter, Sandra Sue, to William Thomas Sorrell, son ot Mr. and Mrs. William Sorrell of ilahira, Ga. Mist Anderton was born In Fairfield, III, but moved to Sanford seven years ago. She Is a member of the junior class at Seminole High School and also a member of the Mrs. Christopher Butler, Mrs. ••Twirling Seminole*." Mr. Sorrell was horn In Hahira. Miehael McDermott and Mrs. Ga., and it a graduate of the Ha­ Viola P. Leone wiU attend the American Legion Auxiliary con­ ference in St. Augustine May 1. Osteen Mr. and Mra. Herman B. Mor­ ris will leave Sunday for Ft. Banning, Ga. io see their son, Mr. and Mrs. Juliua Gerheardt Robert, graduate May 2 from OCS. After graduation Robert entertained a family group at din­ plana te spend a few days in ner at the M. Q. Ranch recently. Col. and 3!rt. William Doyle New Orleans, before returning to his home in Osteen. He is at­ and their grandson. Robert L. Ar­ tached to the National Guard nes were recent dinner guests at Unit Co. 24 In Sanford. Mr. and tbe M. Q. Ranch. Mr. and 3lrs. Herman klorris Mrs. Ernie kiorri* wiU also at­ atirnded a meeting of the Fla. tend the graduation. Houaeguesti ot Mr. and Mrs. private Camping Association of Virgil Smith, 423 W. lath St., which Morris ia president, at Lake MARTA this week, are Mr. and Mr*. J. Wales, last week. They wrnt on enU, Mr. and Mra. Robert Shed- B. Temple Sr. of Kiniton, N. C. to visit 3lr. and Mrs. Ernest A. den. 2U Citrus Dr. in Ravenna and Mr. Smith's father, C. H. Perry ia Miami before returning home. • Smith ef Orlando. Park Thursday at S p. m. Mrs. Shedden served cake and let cream to the group, then at 4:1k they left for Orlando and a visit le Capt. Bob's Popeya Playhouse, et TV station WLOF. At > p. m. when the program went on liie air the children were allowed to participate. Mra. Don Bxloe and Mra. Ver­ non Mine assisted in chaperon­ ing tbe children, The group in­ cluded. Marla, her alaler, Chris­ tina, Debra Mist. John and Judy Balaa, Judy Rhoades, Peggy Kbtley, Shelly Mebane, Joanne Cornell. Karan O'Hara and Mar­ cia Anderson. Karen and Marcia are also celebrating birthdays this weak. The fourth birthday celebration of young Maria Shedden will long be remembered by 11 of her friends ee well aa the honoree. The group of youngster* met at the heme af Marta and her par- fin IS (pSA&DJUUh Personals hira Hig!\ School. At present he is employed by A. K. Hostetler florist. Wedding plan* will he an­ nounced at a future dale. Oviedo M Y F Group Enjoys Beach Party The Intermediate MYF of the First Methodist Church of Oviedo members enjoyed a beach party last week. The group met at the church and went to New Smyrna Beach by car acompanled by their leaders. Mr*. Warren McCall Jr., Mr. MrCall. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Swremon, 31rt. Donn Ulrey and Mrs. James Partin. After spending tha afternoon en­ joying the bathing, floating and swimming In the ocean a picnic supper of hoi dogs, potato chips and cold drinks were eagerly de­ voured. The group included Jimmy lieShare, John Joe, Wesley Swenson, Jimmy Jones, Bruce Packard, .Marilyn Partin, Nancy Swenson, Tim Packard, Sutanne Partin, Linda Packard. Wynn Adams, Diane Gaydirk, Ann Slavik, Walter Beasley, Marshal lingo, Arthur Evans, Gay Ulrey, Jane Lundy and Jan Beasley. P enneys "Symbols of Elegance" fin c h f iif jA cp ica n a , 9 n c CHECK THEBE OUTSTANDING FEATURES BUILT ON Mrs.' James N. Gtllon enter­ tained for her Mice, Miss Sally Wallace, with a graduation patio hamburger aupper, at her home 1201 Palmetto Ave. The class colors of red and white were retried out in the patio decorations, table arrange­ ments and desserts. Cards were given to each guest, who wrote m account of their past, present and future acti­ vities and plant. They were then tied together with red and white ribbons and presented to the honoree. Sue Tony won a prise for hav­ ing a soft drink,bottle with the name of the town, printed on the bottom, that was the great­ est distance from Sanford. Background, recorded, music was enjoyed during the entire evening. Guests were Janet Glenn, Jane Osborne, Linda Par­ ker, Linda Rotsman, Sue Koke, Sue Tony, Dian Aiken, Sharon Officers* Wives The VAIf 5 Officer's Wives held their monthly luncheon at L'Aubcrgr’i recently. Mra. D. E. Dearolph and Mrs. R. W. Repp were the hostesses and special guesta were Mra. Merle Sandon and Mra. Rob­ ert Oaterholm. A spring theme was carried out on the table with daf­ fodils and Iris in a basket con­ tainer. After lunch Mra. H. A. Moore an­ nounced that Mra. A. J. Rlaha would be the hostess for the May luncheon. The two door priiea were won by Mrs. R. D. Murphy end Mr*. R. W. Repp. Others attending were Mrs. D. J. Rrough. Mr*. E. W. Foote, Mra. R. E. Farmer. Mrs. J. A. DeGanahl. Mra. A. W. Smith. Mre. H. L. O'Hara, Mrs. J. L. Morgan, Mra. P. J. Ryan, and Mra. W. R. Fries. Mxxfefl Graduate Honored Meet Monday (donum Vffr .HNNinNHCMM, tooat - I lia imparted burlap kag which wai the official carry-all for athete* la Ibo Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley will he available to ui non-champ* by apring. The beg, which measure* II by U inches, contains ■ waterproof plastia being to mako It practical for qporte and beach nac. carry-all haa a drawstrlng-lika lop of cord* which tha wearer awing* over the aheuider. It ia trimmed with the five-ring Olympic iaalg' ala ef black, rad, hhm, green and yellow — et loaat one color of FROM FASHION CENTERS . . . . NORTH, SOUTH, WEAT . . . . THE NBWS COMER VO You Meet can swiip in own w ater s ta rtin g S. Gary B en n ett, Jr. Some ef crystal - clear tfce main fool urea of your Tropicus • • • • 10 a. m. Coffee Saturday S. G et j Jr. MorninQ • • pool at From i r i IT , I b I N- depth* and ether*. BeiH-ia Carved Step*. AN peal aereeeeriee etaialvae tied C a s d i d i t e For Senate beautiful filtered Pods Maintenance Equipment— Watar Tael hit. Peel Break, Vaceem. Steel 4 Concrete Censtreclien Completely Installed. Mark(elite Finish — Ne Painting ( ’emplate Filtration with Aelematie Sklamer ‘ Felly Guaranteed YEARS FINANCING PENNEYS SUMMER DRESS CARNIVAL See cotton* hi endless variety. Bae . and plains hi nylon chiffons, ee lace. 8ee braeay, eesy-cnr fabrics — ' in sharkskin or blended with cotton. Bamberg rayee ahem, nylon and mere, a t Mrs. Applaby's Rpitaurant 5 ” ef * POOL at 429 G randview D rive b 12” MISSES', JUNIOR. WOMBNV AND B A LT I V.. rw jr*.* �1 —— > *y>*/4? ✓ .S ’ ' " . ----------------------- --------- : _________r- m V -S - ........ Pag* >-FrL April 29, 1969 An Editorial From Tho DeLond Sun News C A PE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPD—Th* Air Fort* TlUn Intarcontlninul ballistic missile, nomad to boost a Dyna Soar apat* flldor lata orbit about four yoara from now, tnado it* fourth conaacutiv* auccaaaful toat flight Thutoday. Th* .1,000.mil# that waa a m l comobaek for th* 96-foot mUall* which waa th* object of ridicule aad congmaional criticism only thro* month* ago. Until that tim* It had given nothing hut troublo. Only 24 hour* b*for* th* shot, Titan r«c*lr*d it* fin t firm com* mltmont for apar* duty — lifting thl* nation'* amhttlou* Dyna Soar •pac* glider into orbit around •arth. Th* Dyna Soar vehicle will glv* an Amorkan aitronaut hf* ftrat inch at control of a spec* craft'* roantry into earth'* at­ mosphere. The gilder wlil rid* atop th* two-atage TiUn a* a third Mctlon, In plae* of a no** con* and war­ head. Titan’* firft stag* develop* 600,000 pound* o f throat at *ea level, and tho second stag* gene­ rate* 10,000 pound* of throat at about 40 mile*. , Th* Seminole County Bar Asso­ speak at a Law Day observance ciation will hear Clyde Atkina, tonight. president tioct of the Florida Bar, The 7:60 p. m. dinner at the King nnd Prince Restaurant la part of Usa Bar Association’s commemoratloa of Law Day USA which la ELECT Sunday. Couaty Judge Vernon Mlae, and Js Q. (Slim ) attonmya Harold Johnson and Phil­ lip Logan comprise th* county asGalloway •ociaUos'n Law Day commltue, Another event la conjunction with S H E R IF F Law Day will bo an addroaa by Stminole County Teenage Couple Drowns In Lake i QaaUfied aad I loaoat aad Bf. pd. pel. adv. MONTGOMERY. Ala. (U P1>Bprtng waa a happy time for Betty aad Robert Haney, aad they were to* young to know that Ufa is uncertain. Batty, 16, and Robert 11. will bo buried aid* by eldc today in Greenwood Cemetery. They met at 4 abating rink Inat ,m r. F in m*«2ha apt »bey married. Just a few day* aga they learned they wan to become MNfttls But they atUl wore Juat kids on a* outing throe days ago when they ofMoaod themselves—Uu*h. lag—into a reatad 14-foot boat with f i n other person* on Lake Jordon, Fifty yards from ahoi* th* waho from a pasting speedboat swamped th* overloaded craft. Batty did aat know how to swim. Robert died la a doaperat* but futila attempt to save bar. Tha five others mad* It aafaly to ahor*. altorncy Kenneth McIntosh at the llolary Club meeting Monday nt Uic Civic Center. President Elsenhower has urged the people of the U. B. to observe the day "as a public demonstration of their devotion to th* nil* of law aa tho koyaton* of poaco and order in our national and inter­ national life." Governor LeHoy Collins pointed out: "Th* free exercise of religion granted by Artlcls I of the Consti­ tution is being enjoyed by Ameri­ cana today aa a direct m ult or a Jaw seeking Justice and enabling people ta live together without tinduo strou, friction and inconvonienco. A doaa relationship exists between religion and law. After people look to God for guidance, they no longer aeek vengeance, but Justice for all." LOB ANGELES (UPD—Plat­ inum-haired Florence Aadland must stand trial on chargee o! contributing to the delinquency of her teenage daughter, B*v*rly playmate of tho iat* Errol Flynn. Superior Judge Allen Miller set a May 12 arraignment data after rejecting an impassioned pl*a for dlemlssa! of charges against th* 63-year-old divorcee. . Mrs. Aadland facta a 11,000 fin* or ono year in jail or both. Miller dismissed one of the charge* in the district attorney's complaint— failure to provide adequate supervision for Beverly—which led to her arrest last week, But ha aubetitutad a count ac­ cusing the mother of permitting 17-year-old Beveriy to Indulge in seaual affairs. Mrs. Aadland ll free on 61,000 ball. Thor* la » XUbical observation that "a prophet la not without honor, gave In hla country, or In his own ITALIAN FILM STAR Gina Lollobrigida and her husband, Milko Ekofic, arrive in New York, but MUko Jr., isn't too happy. The family may become Canadian citi­ zens due to a feud with Italian officials over the cltizenihip of Yugoslavia-born Skofic. HAVANA, Cub# (U PD -Seerct police announced today they had smashed o plot agelnst tbs Fidel Castro govarnment with the arrest of fiva persons, Including a for­ mer deputy chief of the govern­ ment's super-secret Intelligence agency. They said all wsra members of a recently organised anti-Castro group called the "Movement of Revolutionary Recuperation." The stm t police said thay had seised a largo supply o f arms, WASHINGTON (U rD — RepL. F. Bike* (D-Fla.) said Thur*. day closing of Bartow A ir Base, Bartow, and tirabtm Air Base, Marianna, will Imposa undue hardship on tho communlUee In­ volved. • Sikes mad* hla remark before the House Defense Appropriation* subcommittee. A ir Fore* officials told tha aubcomiqktM that doting Bartow, Graham and four other civilian base* used for pilot train­ ing would tav* tha government money. Tha basee are to be closed neat spring and primary training which had bean given there combined with advance training at regular Air Fere# bates. plus ammunition, uniforms, n United States flag, two radio tranemlttera and a supply of sub. veraivo proclamations. Tbo announcement said police underground agents trapped th* ronsplrators by pretending dlssstiifacUon with the Castro govontmsnt and agreement with Presi­ dent Elsenhower’s charge that th* revolutionary government was be­ traying tha principles which brought it to power. Among tho#* nrrosUd was Bargi* SangroJ* Cabarrocas, 46, • former deputy chief o f tho gov­ ernment's intelligence agency, The others war* identified aa Eduardo Suares Rivas, aon of former Bon, Eduardo Basra* Rivas, Angel U na Mendas, 94( Joe* Martques Vega, 26) and Pedro Julio Martines Gsrnandas, also a former membcc of th* inteiligonc* eorvico. Polic* said Bangonie contactad army eommandaat Ran# da lea Bantoe about nturnlag to th* army to fight "Communists* in* HO* 41 andf peoposad ■>baring Suaros aad Martlaas named uptains. OVER 85 YEARS dt First and rnlmelt* (Along Bid* PMt Office) Alaska's new court system usaa electric tape recording machine! Instead of stenographer* to tako down courtnpm testimony. Longwood Project Almost Finished Loagwood'r paving project la Just about finished on Grant and Wilma Avoi., Town Street Suporiataadent John Farina said Wednesday. Paving hasn't atariad yot oa Palmetto Avo. beaauao tho stroot crow Is waiting ‘Bud’ Dickinson Is Our Choice • Carpal • TU* FIREMAN CLIMBS TO LETDOWN whilo fifhtlng fir* and Dominick Deleventure finds himself plunging to th* ground, ladder and all. H* waa on* of a ertw fighting * fir* at tha hom* of another fir*man at Plainfield, N. J. Despite tha long fall, h* waa unhurt. Vote For Lew is A. Only two cilia* in Europe hav* drive-in movie theater*—Rom* and Madrid—although one la expected to open eooa la Frankfurt. Constable Born in Osteen • .'J, Holp In iu r o m in d sound in your ty Govommont Pd. Pol t , A Raised Florida's in Sanford • Employed by one Company since 1015. . • W e ll acquainted with duties o f peace officer# • Considerable Experience since a boy In dealing with the public. Y ou r V o l t On M a y 3rd W I L L BE A P P R E C I A T E D ! pd. pel adv. State Son. Dicklnaon ia our choice for the next governor of Flori­ da, and ha has our un­ qualified endorsement. H « wai born 38 yean ago in Weat Palm Beach, ihckinbon and oven aa a boy show- 8EK* FRED DICK,N80N ed a keen internet in government. When ha waa only 14, ho made hi* firat race, for legislative page boy in Tallahassee,* and wa* defeated by a narrow margin— his only political defeat. When he entered high school in West Palm Beach, h* organised the firat student government and was elected its first president. Upon gradi Stetson in 1940, and because his parents had little money, he worked hU way through the university, by waiting on tables, working at a local dairy and at var­ ious other jobs. , A t StaUon, ha wah voted a clang officer in every class and in 1948 he waa elected student body president. Aa such, he persuaded the late John H. Garham of Seville, the then county commissioner of the Weat Volusia dUtrict, to pave the old shell road behind Chaudoin Hall, thus keeping his election campaign promU* to tha student body who had elected him. Cited F or to too L£kU S T A T t SOM 1 I 't A S J R [ R Heroism HU education at Stetson wa* interrupted when the United States entered World War II in 1941. He immedUtely volunteered for the Marine Corps. A t the end of boot camp, he waa offered an appointment to .officer's tralajig.school, declined that he might go with hla division into action in the South Pacific. A t Okinawa, he was cited for hsroUm in combat, and by tha end of the war ha had worked hi* way from private to lieutenant. In 1948 ha began the practice of law in West Faim Beach and in 1935 he was elected to the Louse of Representatives from Palm Beach County. A t tho end of hla first term, he was awarded the coveted Allen Morris Award as the "ouUtanding first tenner in th* house." In 1956 h# was elected senator from Palm Beach County to fill an unexpired term. In 1958 he was re-elected senator for a four-year term. Although he was not required to do ao, be resigned his senate seat In order to aeek the governorship of Florida. His senate term would have otherwise expired in 1963. By hU resigna­ tion, h* clearly emphasized that he is earnestly run­ ning for governor in 1960, and not 1964, ThU move also evidenced hU sincere belief in fundamental democracy. The p*opi* will soon chose hU successor in the election to be held May 3—not an executive committee, which would hav* made th* choic* had ha jeaioualy held hU senate seat until ha had learned whether he waa suc­ cessful in hU candidacy for governor. Few men in our time hav* Shown such self-confidence or unselfUhneas. Hie knowledge of our area and 1U problems la on* of th* strangest reason* for our endorsement. Approx­ imately 10 daya ago, as ha appeared on an unrehearsed question and answer TV program in Daytona Beach, ha was asked if he favored four-lanlng U. S. 92. He emphasised th* need for the four-lanlng of the DeLandDaytona road—a project long advocated by this news­ paper—and publicly committed himself to It. Ha has also pledged himself to bridge Ponce de Leon Inlet at New Smyrna Beach, the lack of which has retarded growth in that area. Honored TATE • Certainly it la often difficult for local resident* to recognize or accept tha greatness of a man who wins renown in a larger sphere. They knew him when. But the proverb doesn’t happen to app y to Sen. Fred O. (Bud) Dicklnaon Jr., of Weat Palm Beach, who waa a realdent of DeLand from 1940 to 1948, except for the time he spent In the military ,aerv ee. HU DeLand friends who knew him when he waa firing groves and working at a dairy while attending Stetson Univer­ sity. feel that hla current bid for the Florida governorship U both na­ tural and appropriate. They watched nim grow in atature and wisdom over tha years, and be­ lieve that he U tha man for the job. We of the DeLand Sun Newt number ourailvea among tha local p a o p l a holding that opinion. By Jayceei "Bud” Dicklnaon is a brilliant and perauaaiva orator and la acknowledged to be one of the legislature’s moat effective members. Hie contributions earned him the "outstanding man of tha year" award from the West Palm Beach Jayceta in 1965. In 1957 ha was named on* of th* five outstanding young men of Florida by the Florida State Jaycats. Considerable aoul-naaithlng has gone into our andorwment. We recognize that there are many outstand­ ing candidates in the race for governor and that several *1 them are qualified for tha job, W* hav* earnestly attempted to evaluate th* qualifications of aach candidate. Recognizing that our opinion, u a matter of this Importance, might b* influenced by his residency in Volusia County, his many friends In th* county, and by th* close contacts he has nntwt«|ntj j„ this ar*a since 1940, we have' withheld our endorsement until w* were aur* that our judgment waa based upon quali­ fications alone. ncanona aione. In the next four yean Florida needs, abova all, strong, positive leadership. . It needs boldness, Imaginetion and vigor in Ita execut executlva dopartment. It needs courage, integrity and sound judgment These attributes of Sen. Dickinson will assist him when he is called upon to deal with such matter* *s taxation, road-building, education, race relations, re* apportionment, constitutional Kristen, tourism' s culture and Industrial d * v «k fm «t In a fa s te n * •tat*. ’ Actually. r. there in only two bask questions t* he d a isiB a i ir s t e s r * '* £ & * * * * b#U*v# * * m f n * both questions M l M . Adv. �WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e Air Force, pursuing its role as the futura U. S. space force, rushed plans Thursday for producing a manned space craft with a wide variety of military uses. Known as Dyna Soar, the space vehicle will combine the ballistic missile and the airplane In a ma­ neuverable machine that can put man Into orbit and let him land routinely on large air bases. The Air Force Wednesday an- nounced tha badly kept secret that the Boeing Airplane Co., Seattle, Wash., had been ordered to go ahead with “ design and ground testing" looking toward construc­ tion of experimental Dyna Soars. The Air Force space ship la a sharp departure from the Mercury Project of tha National Aeronaut* lea and Space Administration (NASA). Mercury calls for rocket­ ing a man into apace in a capsule mounted on an Atlas missile. His re-entry into the atmosphere would be controlled from the ground and the capsule would be let down gent­ ly on a parachute. The Defense Department holds (he Dyna Soar to be a research and development project. It shies away from discussing potential military uses. Expert! consider, however, thsl the Dyna Soar may be abla to per form these military roles in the late iwo a: —A reconnaissance ship loaded with photographic equipment and infra-red sensing devices to detect enemy missile launchings and other activities. —A satellite Interceptor and sat­ ellite inspector. It could examine objects in space to see whether they were friend or foe, and could be armed to neutralise or disarm enemy space vehicles. —As a pilotless vehicle. It could orbit the earth carrying bombs which could.be dropped on com­ mand from earth stations. —It could be used as an Inter- continental guided mliiile. which would follow a devious rather than predictable path to Its target. The Dyna Soar project li expccted to result In a flying ma­ chine by about mid-lM4. The experimental version will be a winged glider, designed to resist temperatures of 3,000 degrees on re entering tha atmosphere. It will be boosted into space by a Titan intercontinental ballistic missile. The Air Force said UP,TOO,000 had been released for tha Boeing project, and an additional $S8,000,000 was being sought in the budget now before Congress. The Air Force expects to follow a cautious lest program similar to that planned for the Mercury Pro­ ject. Some time this year, the.first Mercury astronaut is expected to take a 300-mUa ride down the At­ lantic missile range, achieving a height of 100 miles. In IN I, plans call for orbiting the first astronsut. ELECT REV. G R AND O P E N IN G OF PRAVER HOMES! NANCY ALDAY, 18. of Saraaota has reflate red in the Mias Florida Pageant of 1960 acbaduled thia aummer. Miss Alday ia a water - aki anthuaiaat and hopea to • attend bualneaa college. Installation Set For New Pastor Aa instillation aervica will be Acid Sunday at T:S0 p. m. for tha l e v . Grover C. Sewell, Jr., newly appointed pastor of tha First Presbyterian Church. Tha lnitallation will be conduct­ ed by minlsteri and Elder* of the St. Johna Presbytery. Rtv. Lather Price, D. D., of the First Preabytrrlan Church in Orlando, will preaide and ask tha Conatitutional questions. Rev. Ridgley U Hall of ie Oakland Preibyterisn Church ill preach. Rev. Howard D. Greta, D. D., and Elder R. K. Gregory, of Dejvnd, will deliver the charges to the pailor and tha oaagrogation, with Rev. A. C. Summon and Eld­ er Carl Pilborn completing Uw commission for lnaUllatie&. Friends from other churchta are invited to attend thia aenrlce. C •H o se R eceived. The Longwood Fire Dept, haa re* ceivcd the 300 feet of fire bon it recently ordered. The M feet of Sit Inch hose and too feet of lit Inch line was delivered Je the town hell early Wednesday or late Tues­ day. Legal Notice » a d o pt SI DUKT row net'Al, Y ie m iaee*teei T o WHOM IT MAT CONCERN AND TO AM . OtVNKRR. PKRnONB OI( K N TIT IK I MJBJHOT TO CKN* TI1AL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT ^N O TIC E IS HEREBT GIVEN, la •nmpltaacs with aaa UP authority of Chapter Its. Florida Statute* • ■ amended ond Chapter ttlts, Lows of Florida, il l * , that tha Oortm lng Board of C m ra l and aouthsre Florida Bleed Control Dlstrlrt. a euhtlo corporation oslallae and operating undar and by virtue et the lawe et tha Btata • I Florida, latanda ta adopt tho following tanlallvo budget, or at tho tamo may ba amsndad, for eald District for tho (le a l rear b tc la ila g July I, ISIS ea t ending June *a. ISSt. Kallmstad amount to ba rataod by Diatrlet la ita Loat T a* Aaaaaatr'e Fata tS.ees.ee Estimated net amount to bo raised by Distrlst tales _ „ IM S M M I ^ le n e r a i Reeaaue Fuad fie ,eee.ee Vsatlm ateS ameunt te be rtcalvtd from etbar anurcea tl.SH.fS Eatlmated unobligated or eet balance which.will be en head e t the begteelaf • ( the *beve referred IS fleral year l,|tl,H M t Eatlmated talal M ats ■ tellable 6l.*S4.#eMe For cooetruclloa SSI.tSS^SS fo r arqulaltloa o f land And olbae purpoaaa I.III.CIS-tt • ..■ .r a lly * «.tS »H For raaorvo t lM M - « Total oatlmaUS iipeadl* Surra ii.in.eee.ee Biilmatrd amount which w ill appear at the ba* ginning af the share referred to fleral peer aa obligated upon cons* a ilm en t. made but {arnmplola 2 and 3 BEDROOM HOMES E V E R Y H O M E IN C L U D E S A P A Y 8 B V B R Y T H IN O PIINCIPAI, INTKIIST, TASKS i INSWANCf CARPORT •THE GREATEST VALUES I ’VE EVER SEEN,'* you'll say of theae exciting new model bourn Coetly et tree at no extra coat include til mice kitchen cabinsta, extra doeela, heating, spacious living end dining rooms, ceramic tile bath* end window tills. Carport included with etch home. Here, only a 5-minute drive from downtown Sanford, you'll enjoy fishing, swimming end other outdoor pastimes. Schools, churches and shop­ ping centers near by. Chooee a Praver home today. IT.f.Httt That on tha Tth day af May. -A. D . I tie. at ataa . ‘clack a. » • 'in thn principal aftlca af aald Central and taulhara Florida Flood Control Dtatrtct. H I Krer* ala Street. Waat . Fatal Florida, hearing will ha afterded to all iwnera, pereona. or eatl* l i t ! who oro or may bo aubjecl to aald Dlatrln tasea. thalr at. lorntra or agaot, to appear ba* fora aald Baard aad ahew thalr tblactleaa ta eats . . Thia Naiira .ball ba publlabad la the eighteen eauatlsa af tha Dlalrlrt la accordaaca with aglet* tl" Th!.**tha Sib day . f April 1M*. iMjlflr ¥ S. S A N I 0 R D AVI . Roul 7 , Bo* 3 ‘1 / A, SANFORD, FLORI DA • RHONE FAi rf u �V i M F m K H K i Hh i I Sweet-finger Willie MeCovey la ■til] playing thoM- game-winning tune* for Urn San Francisco QianU. They eang the sophomore hiues for the .254-hitting rookie sensetioo of Dm National League when ho proved oomething of n boat during epring training hot you can ‘ the booming Sanford bats and drool relief pitching by ForMatBgiMy gave the Greyhound* n 13-11 victory over the Daytona Beach Islanders here Thursday Bight. .It waa the Greyhounds fourth victory to a row who now have t record of 9-1 for the season. Tonight the local FSL entry (ravels to Orlando for the first meeting with the Dodgers this Mason aid if they are victor­ ious they will move into second place behind hard hitting Pala­ tka. Saturday night the Grey­ hound* WiU return for the first homo look at the rival Dodgers. Manager Robbia Robertson has eaUad on Cuban righthander Da­ Da_____________ „ j righthaqdcr rio Scqni to go against the Dodgera tonight and Saturday eight hard throwing Ken Sandera WiU, b« on the mound. In the game Thursday the Grey­ hounds ca m roaring bade after trailing 19-4 until the fifth inn­ ing. Lefty Floyd Llppold started on (ho mound for the locals and was puliod in the third Inning Green, Updegraff Clash In Amateur Semi-Final Play PINE HURST, N, C. (U PI) Fetor Green of Franklin, Midi., who own toll fourth round match after n tough 30>boto fight, moota long-putting Dr. Ed Updegraff of Tucson, Aria., today to tha semi­ finals of tho North and South amateur golf tournament. Charlie Smith of Gastonia, N. C., •toy* Glen Johnson of Grom Bo, Mich., to tho other semi-final. Groan took n l-up victory over Date Morey sf Morganton, N. C„ Thureday on tho Mcood extra hole after the (wo goltero finished the 19th oven. Morey ehlpptd about IS foot paat Gw pin on the 9Mb bole end then misted hia putt. Green chipped dead to the pin and dropped the boll to to (the tho match. Updegraff gained hla Mral-ftnils berth with 9 4 and 3 victory over Jennings Randolph Jr. at Clarks­ burg, W. Va. Updegraff oagtod wttli on l«-foot putt on tjw Mb to ovon tho mnteb. H i w a t o m up with o JWoeter on tho l i f t and then took tha lift , l i f t and 15ft With pare. Morey advanced to the quarter fin ale after taking a 3-up victory over John P. Ward of Fayetteville, N. Y., Thursday morning m tbo aoggy Ptoeburst Country Chib noun*. Johnson psrred the 17ft hola for t l u l victory over Bob Soreeay of Palm Beach. Sweeny, oM-down at the turn, threwputted the parthree 17th. Johnson eliminated Ed­ ward Kirkland,of Ortaiicto 4 and S in tha third round. Charlie Smith defeated h la brother, Dave, to Uw third round I and 7, In his quarter-final match, Smith eliminated Dick Chapman of Palm Beam. after being hit hard by the lelanders. Lefty Bill Freeman cam* on in relief of Llppold and Ihty touched him for three runs. Robertson then called on another left hander, Forrest Bailey and this did the trick. Belley worked five full Innings and did not yield a hit or a m . Bo walked four and fanned six. This was Bailey's first chance to work this Mason and bo waa very impress­ ive. The top of the halting Order did the trick for the Greyhounds. Leadoff hitter Otaie Chavarria poundtd out three hits in four tripe to the plate and drove In four Sanford runs. BiU Dube, who who has been experiencing a Slump, finally broke out to fine style with a booming triple and two singles. Ho drove in three runs. Bight firider Mike Maloney, who is now hlttlnr at a .790 clip, continued to show groat tolent with the bat aa ho banged out three for four at the plain and drove in throe runs. First biMBlsn Dm Bond also had a good night at the plate and was two for three for the evening. He hit i (harp single to the second toning to drive In two runs. Daytona< AB R H BBI Weiss Ib-p 99 1 1 Poodry 3b 33 1 S Steffen! rf 91 1 9 Rosario lb 41 1 8 Cato If 49 1 1 Knowles K 99 9 9 Hendren a .9 9 9 9 Pas sa 9 19 9 Grenno cf 41 9 9 Scherer p 9 1 9 9 Gade p 19 9 9 C. llanos 19 9 9 Dull 9b 9 9 9 9 Sanford Chavarria f t Dube if MatoMf it Groan m Silk H Bishop f t Dukoa f t BARRY MncKAY, 24, of Dayton, Ohio, ii shown after he defeated Neale Fraser of Australia to win the 26th annual River Oaka t e n n i a championship .at Houaton, Texaa, MacKay’a acorn waa 7*6, 6*8, and 6-4. Liston Named 'Top' Contender PROVIDENCE. R. I. (U P I) — Tbo National Boxing Aosn. named Sonny Llaton top heavyweight contender today but ranked Joey Gtordello only fourth among mid­ dleweight contenders. Liston's first-round knockout over ox-challenger Roy Harris nt Houston, Tex., lost Monday boost­ ed him to the number one perch, when ha replaced ex-champion Floyd Patterson. Glardallo, who held Gen* Full­ mer, the NBA middleweight cham­ pion, to o draw In their recent title fight ot Boaeman, Mont., has been trying to claim the crown; but today's ranking drop* the Philadelphia contender not only below champion Fullmor hut bolow Germany's Gustav Schols, De­ troit's Henry Hank and Chicago’s Spider Webb. In tha heavyweight division, former champion Patterson gets hie contracted June 30 return shot ot Ingonsor Johansson’s crown. Howaver. chairman Tony Patronelle of tho NBA rating commute# mad* It steer that Liston of Phila­ delphia is regarded not only aa tho moat dangerous contender but "aa tho moat exciting heavyweight to ooma to tho fore sine* Rocky Marciano" Hinojosa lb Llppold p Prooman p Sander# Bailey p Total 34 13 14 i t Daytona 314 190 909-11 9 4 8anford 940 340 Slx-19 14 9 Errors—Weiss, Poodry, Rosario, Pot, Groan I, Paros. Reed PO-A—Daytona 94-19, Sanford to­ ll DP—Dukes, Chavarria, Hinojosa LOB—Sanford 10, Daytona M WP—Llppold, Bailey SB—Poodry, Staffs*! 3B—Dub* BF—Chavarria, Maloney Sac P om , Bailey PITCHING IP R EK BB BO Llppold i i/i i i i a Scherer 4 1/3 0 10 9 1 Freemen 11/13 9 1 1 Belley W 99 9 4 9 Gate L 9 1 / 3 1 9 1 1 WelM 119 9 1 Time— 1:19; Attendance 100 MILWAUKEE, WIs. <WP1) The coroner of Brown County Thursday paralleled the death of a Groan Bay Reformatory tomato to that of collegiate boxer Charles Mobr, m toe eve of a meeting Palatka Sanford Orlando Tampa Lakeland Leesburg 54. Pet* Daytona W ? « 4 4 4 4 3 I L Pet. 2 .77* 3 .6*7 3 .STI 4 .500 5 .444 5 .444 4 .429 t .300 Natfoaal Leagne IT. L. PrL GB PitUburgh 10 3 .Ttt ... San Franciaco t 4 .193 1 Milwaukee 9 I -545 3 Los Angeles T • .530 3 St. Louis 5 g .499 4 Philadelphia 5 9 .MS 5 Cincinnati 4 9 .M9 • Chicago 9 9 .271 9 Friday's Prohibit Pitchers PitUburgh at Cincinnati (night) -W iU (0-0) va McLiah (0-1). Philadelphia at M i l w a u k e e (night) — Owens ( M ) vs Buhl (M). Chicago nt St. U>uls (night) — Morehead (0-1) vo Kline 104), San Francisco at Los Angeles (night)—McCormiek (2-0 vs Podno (1-1). Sotordoy’o Game* take H from the world champion Lot Angelea Dodgtra that Winie can atlll “ boom 'em.'* MeCovey demonatrated that Thureday night when hla three-run eighth-inning homer and four rune batted in carried the Gianta to a T-S victory over the Dodgera and into a second-place tie behind the Itreaking PitUburgh Piratea, who chalked up their aevrnJi straight win, 3-0, over the Philadelphia Philliea. IftCovey'a game-winning blow came off Ed Roebuck, who had Just replaced World Seriea star Larry Sherry after the Gianta took a 1-2 lead. A crowd of 33J13 taw Sherry tagged with hia third de­ feat of the year while Jack San­ ford won hla second game. Bob Friend, one of the Piratea* biggeat dlaappointmenta of ton, turned in hia third atralghl vic­ tory,of the new eeaaoo aa the Piratea equalled the longest winning streak any NL team waa able to achieve in Friend struck out 11 ballert, only one short of tbo club record set by Babe Adama in INt, In a neat four-hitter. Friend, who fell to an B-ll seaion in '50 after a 22-vlctory cam­ paign in IMS. struck out rookie a Pancho Herrera and Joe Koppe three timra each In registering hla Mcond shutout of the year. The other National League clubs were idle. The American League cham­ pion Chicago White Sox got n heartening pitching effort from Billy Pierce lo beat the Cleveland Indians, 2-t, the Kansas City Ath­ letics downed the Detroit Tigers, 2-1, and the Baltimore Oriolea scored a *1 decision over the Boelon Red Sox In American League action. Pierce, who had only a 14-15 record last season, limited the In­ diana to three hits until the ninth Inning when Woody Held tripled and Bubba Phillips singled. Rookie Dick Hall pitched a four-hitter, Including a homer by Lou Berberet, lo hand the Tigera their third etraigM loss and drop (hem Into a first-place Ue with the American League W. L. Pet, GB Detroit 1 1 .925 . Now York I 2 .< » Kansas City 9 4 .554 to Washington 9 I .500 l Chicago 4 4 .500 1 Baltimore 9 I .500 J Boston 4 9 .400 2 Cleveland I 9 .375 W Saturday's Games Detroit at ChicagoKansas City at Cleveland Naw York at Baltimore (N ) Friday’s Probable Flickers Detroit at Chicago (night! — Foylack (t-O) va Donovan (0-0). Xansat City at Clevelknd (night) I__ YORK _ ________ Contin­ NEW (U PI) —Larsen (0-1) va Latman (04). Now York ot Baltimore (night) ental League Preaidant Branch Rlekay turned today from the Usk —Short (14) vo Brown (04), (Only games scheduled) of gaining approval far a naw I16-million stadium in Naw York City to tha job of indemnification required for tha naw major league's entry Into territory now held ky miner league eluba. Continental League franchisee An autopsy m Oolublff, a wel­ In Mlnnaapalls-St. Paul, Houston terweight, shewed he died from a and Atlanta must Idsmnify the cerebral hemorrhage brought on by a blow to the head. He woo dead less than an hour after he bad been declared loeer of n tour­ nament fight with anelher tomato at tha reformatory. Mohr — victim of a similar hemorrhage — lingered uncon­ scious until Easter Sunday after suffering his injury defending his middleweight national collegiate title ot Madison April 9. New Problems Face Rickey Now idle New York Yankooa. The Ath­ letics scored the decisive run in the sixth faming when Bill TutUe doubled and scored on a single by Jerfjr Lump#. Steve Barber, 21-year-old rookie apeedballer, scattered six hits for the Orioles, who scored their fourth atralghl victory. Gene Woodling’s two-run single and Brooke RobinsonY two-run double produced four runs in'the first inning and pavod the way for the easy Baltimore triumph. Notre Dame Ace Signs With Denver DENVER (U P !) — Frank Tripucka, 31-year-old former Noire Dame quarterback and vetaran of the National and Canadian Foot­ ball Leagues, signed a contract with the Denver Broncos of the American Football Leaguo today. Dean Griffing, Denver general manager, said Tripucka la “ the most experienced quarterback in the American Football League.1’ The new league begins operation for the first lime thii fall. Tripucke, a pin-point passer who Mldom runs with the bell, comes out of the Canadian League where ho completed 99.4 per cent of hla passes over a Mveifyear period. The 9-3,305-pound naUve of Bloomfield, N. J., last year completed 79 of 145 passes for 1,119 yards at Ottawa and 27 of 45 passes for 311 yards at Regina. He played under coach Frank Filchock, now the Denver head coach, at Regina from 1993 through 1997. Griffing was general managtr of the Re­ gina club at that time. Sportsman Hopes To Crock Jinx LEXINGTON, Ky. (U P l)- C . Y. (Sonny) Whitney, wealthy New York sportsman, was more confi­ dent than ever today that his colt, Tomplon, will help him smash a long-standing Jinx in tha Ken­ tucky Derby next Saturday. Whitney never has owned a Derby winner, although ho has en­ tered horses in the classic almost every year for the last thrw de­ cades. Tompion, though, could break tha spall. Already regardad os tha horse to beat In this year's Darby, tha son of Tom Fool romped to a IN-length victory in tha $29,000 added Blue Gras* Stakes Thursday at Kocnoland. Lue. KC. I l l t I t .474 Skowron. N Y. t 32 3 15 .401 Allison, Wash. 1041 t It .439 Hansen. Bal. M II I 11 .355 Chlti. K.C. t 31 111 J53 Smith. Chi. I 31 I U .355 Ruoneli, Bsn. I 34 t It -553 Woodllng. Bal. 10to II 10.345 Console, Ws lb. 1031 T II .344 Minoao, Chi. I 33 t 11 .144 Rons Batted In Natfoaal League—MeCovey, Gi­ ants IT; Skinner. Pirates 14; Aa­ ron. Braves 13; Boyer, Cards 11; Robinson, Reds 13. Americas Laagne—Allison, Sen­ ators 14; Gentile, Orioles 14; Minoeo, White Sox II; Skowron, Yan­ kees 10; Malzone, Rad Sox •; Battey, Sena tors t. Home Rom National League—Boyer. Cards t; MeCovey, Giants 5; McMillan, Reds I ; Robinson, Reds 4; Aaron, Rada 4; Skinner, Piratea 4. American League—Colavito, Ti­ gers 3; Belter, Senators 3; Lem­ on, Senator! 3; Minoao, White Sox 3; Skowron, Yankees 3. Filching Notional Loagno—Low, Piratea 3-0; Friend, Pirates 3-0; Gibbon, Piratea 2-0; Willay, Braves 1-0; Sanford, GlanU 3-0; McCormiek, Giants 2 0. American League—Casa I*, Bed Sox 2-0; Coates, Yenkeoa 2-0; Morgan, Tlgcra 2 0; Harbeet, Ath­ letics 3-0. Randy Dean struck out I I bat­ ters 1to pace Yowell'i to on I f -2 victory hi Little Major League play Thursday. Yowell'a defeated Perfection to tha play. In Babe Ruth League action, Oviedo slammed the Shrine Club, 10-3. In softball play. Naserlne de­ feated tha First Baptist Church, 17-19 while Pinaerest Baptist Church toppled Free Methodist 17-9. *e -£ / e c f R A Y K. GREEN •TATI COMPTROUIR DEIARY DAYS SPECIAL PORT LAUDERDALE (U PI) Phyllla (TUh) Pruaai, Pompano loach, ptaya Nancy Both of Holly, wood today for Uw Florida Wom­ en's Amateur God championship, after each potted similar victories Thursday by winning four atralghl holes on fto book nine. Miss PriwM topped Mrs. Joe ■yon of Tempo I oad I and Miss Ruft (rimmed EUon Gory at Key Blscayne, 4 and I. Hiss PrueM, touwiw—t medal­ ist, was on* down whan aha v m fta l i f t through U ft holes to establish bar victory margin. Miss Boft nod MIm Gory war* oven after lo hafo*. Mias Baft winning Uw neat four to pal away. W IN D O W A W N IN G W IT H u i TH E P U B C H A iH A W N ora a AT THE • j PUCE 15 COLON P B IC M O Nt <j F A IM SPECIAL P A T IO a n t REGULAE CH O IC E • op OF YOU CANY BUY ANY CAR FOR {M— ...UNLM99 f i t A UOTLPSM CAAl Tlno'i in miMuimd ft fftn~Tf~T Yonhnv* own wnyoto00 toChevy ■wrowtonuovunrpltouondOwvyTo A W N IN G S SCREENED Circuit Judge P A T IO S Sm your localauthorial* CkmolA iooUr for fool delwiry, favorable doah HOLLER * Palmetto MOTOR SALES SANFORD. FLA. «- "* >v.:*■'? ; ' tr’W ' ■‘-K i - ' - . . 7 -ii V- A S 1*J: f ' * - aVVC■v r �M . 'April M, K M - h d • Florida'* top fl*h, wildlife and ronaervation trailers will attend the statewide urcanixational meetins of the lxaak Walton League of America May 6-8, at the KoKo Motel in Cocoa Uesrh. A. II. Aldrich, director of the Florida Game and Fresh Water FUh Commission, and Ernest Mitti, director of the Florida Conienation Department, will present their department*' view* on the several controversial Issue* to he aired. League offirlata said the high­ light of the three-day meet will be the public hearing the night of May 6, when national, state and local officials will be present to discuss the proposals of the Cen­ tral and Southern Flood Control District and its ultimate effect on the St. John* River and this area. The meeting will he open to all interested sportsmen. "Introduction To Outhourdinc," a new booklet covering all phases of outboard boating for beginners, ha* been published by the Kiekhaefer Corporation, Fond du I.ac, > Take a fam ily demonstratio: ride with Wis., und is available free of rharge from all Mercury outboard dealers. Subtitled "How To Choose, Han­ dle and Enjoy Your Outboard,*' the booklet has three main sec­ tions: -Which Boat For You," de­ scribing how to choose boat, motor and accessories; "Know Your Boat.*' telling how to get acquaint­ ed with a boat and its handling characteristics; and "Seamanship For Safety," covering rules of the road, loading, trimming, weather aicnuls, cruising, docking Though written for new and would-he boaters, the booklet is romptrhrnsive enough that those who already have outboards will find valuable tipi on every page to help them get more out of boating. W O R L D 'S N O 1 O U T B O A H I) Tfhhavu^ BU Y! Dealer fo r Sanford and Seminole County Your Supervisor O f Registation MISS FLORIDA ian’t performing a feat of strength here, she's holding up a large block of new material designed to add bouyancy and strength to boats. The six cubic-foot block she is holding only weighs 12 pounds, but will provide BOO pounds of floatation to a boat. It'a Unlfoam, a liquid to be poured into any unused apace and it rises rapidly to form tha white foam shown in the block. 1U tiny cells seal out water when it’s in place. De Nucci, Jones Battle Tonight HOUSTON, Tex., (U P I) —Arnold Palmer, the favorite, and Bill w Collins led th# pack into the sec­ ond round of the 135,000 Houston CUssle golf tournament today, but only because Dave Ragen Jr, had an unusual bit of trouble. Palmer end Collins carved out 0rot round alx-under par M’ i to bnak la front of the field of 139 golfers, while Ragan and Billy Maxwell of Oceinaide, Calif., Were right behind with «7's. • Ragan, 24, who plays out of Orlando has won only one tourn­ ament in hi* career — the Salt­ ern Open last year. If It bsdn’t been for tough luck he may have been in front today. The bad break came on the firat hole — a 530-yard par five. Kagan wai 10 Inches away for B par putt, but "fanned" two etrokei before tapping the ball in. He was charged with throe Q Strokes, and wound up with a •double bogey for the bole. ! Ragan took his stance, ada LIT'L GIANT dressed the belt, and started hi* stroke, then changed his mind sod tried to stop the awing, but bis reflexes weren't feit enough. It happened the seme way again before he finally ‘curbed the ball Into the eup. Palmer, the Masters champion from Ltgooler, Pa., who Is far ahead or the mosey winners this year with |44,»57 ia the beak, shot a *0 3641. His heat nine score Ued the record oa this T,in-yard layout. Collins, from Crystal River blrdtsd ths first throe holes, ths fifth and eighth, throe-putted ‘ the 10th for his only bogey, ard tack­ ed ea two more birdies ea. the back nine. BOSTON (U M )—Rising young middleweight J«e Da Nucel gets hie first ^lg chance -^ypd tjst— tonight when he meets Ralph (Tiger) Jones la • televised 10round bettle at the Aren*. The 20-year-old slugger from suburban Newton has lost only twice while posting 23 victories fn two yean as a pro. Both defeats were by veteran Chico Vejar, De Nucci, a good puncher, will be getting a thorough testing. Jones, 32, owns victories over Sugar Kay Robinson, Joey Glardtllo and Rory Calhoun and ha> been fighting elnce De Nucci was In th* fifth grade. It Will be the Brooklyn, N. Y., veteren'e 4flth TV appearance. 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April 29, I960 \k , ' s WASHINGTON OJPI) - The government warned bualncaamen today agalnat abuilng auch advertlalng promlaca t t •’iowetl price In town," “ llfellma guarantan." and “ aatlafactlon or your money hack." ; The Federal Trade Commlaalon (FTC) served notice that from noar on It would take slept to ace that advertiser* back up to the letter all of their guarantee*. The agency Itaued a guide lo Start both coiuumera and bualneta men sa to what it eonaider* false advartialng of guarantcaa on produett. f MW, SEN l N o l l -IM A M COUNCIL fnUy acreate ood acknew. P. O. BOX 106 HANFORD, FLA. FTC Chairman Earl W. Klnler aaid the guide wa* aiaentially contained a educational “ mailed flat.** In a *p*ecn pre­ pared for .delivery to the Better Bualnca* Bureau in Lo* Angela*, b* warned that the. commlaalon would “ bring legal action agalnat an alleged violator" of lh« rule* act forth la the naw guide. Tha guide atlpulatea that all product guarantees must “ clearly and conspicuously" disclose the following information: —What product or part of a produet la guaranteed and an ex­ act explanation of what tha guar­ antee Involves, Includes lla dura­ tion. —The manner In which tha guarantee wtQ he backed up-for example, by repair, replacement, or refund, —Whether (ho Manufacturer or tbo retailer la lha guaranteeing parly. Kintar .eltad many axamplea af phony guarantees which he said make It tough for tho hoooat businessman lo eompolo with “ the slick and the grotdy." H r mm ■ ■ mt m mT 1 p p ■ MI f IfW L -1 “U 1 - y jL, It— --------L j SEMINOLE HIGH SPANISH CLUB membera really dresn the pnrt aa they meet with their faculty advlaor, Mra. Father WHllama. From the left In the top picture are Mra. Williama; Kilcen Myers, club aecrctary; Frankie Jones; and Faye Garner, treasurer; in the front row. In the back are Robert Bruce, vice president; and Billy Muaselwhite, president. In the bot­ tom picture, the younK*ters take a look at one of the main areas of their study. (Herald Photo*) Habla Espanol? No? Wall there are (2 atudenl* at Seminole High who joined a club for that very purpose. The** teen­ age ronlora and icnorlta* get to­ gether to talk over old lime* In Spanlah. They are. of courae, the Seminole High Spanlah dub. Mr*. Eatber William*, who aporta a charming Spaniah ac­ cent beraelf, formed the club laat term. It hat grown to be one of the largeat In the tcbool. Nearly three-quarter* of Semi­ nole lligh’a ft Spanlah atudenl* are in the group. Each ha* a Spanlah name to the club abound* with Roberto*,. Juana and Di­ anna, plua several Luis’, Juan­ itas, I-orenros, Eatebebans, Pab­ lo*, Miguels, and Jalmtt. Somatimes the student* juat tranalaia their own names, hut they are allowed to try any “ llama" they wish. Spaniah Club members bring Latin American clotbea and foods into tha clasiroom U add more atmoaphero and background to their itudita. Mrs. William* explained. aomc of (hose colorful South American dances this year too.. Next year the atudenl* will dance them. Spaniah Club mem­ bers have also learned about tho “ posada" or party given at Christmas in Mexico; the “ Navidad" or Christmas Eve cele­ bration: the Ano Nuevo, or new year celebration; and “ El Carni­ val” which la similar to our Mardl Gras. The students learned to salute the flag, alng “ America," recite the Lord's Prayer and read from the Bible In Spanish. The “ nines Eapanola” have studied Florida towns of Spanish origin and Mrs. WilMams ts planning tripi to old Spanish towns In tho itato. A Seminole “ cracker" might be sur­ prised to see Oviedo on a map of Spain. Mrs. WillLmi rail ambi­ tion I* to take tha club on a tour of South Amariea aome summer. Conversational Spanish is stroll­ ed In Mra. Williams language classes, a little ehit-chat “ ea Etpanol" reklly gives club mem­ ber* lo rn lingulitie exercise. Since *o many or the itudenti who Uko Spinlih In elan art •1m in tb« club, Mr*. WilUami can tla data and club programs together. Anyone who ha* Mudled Spanlah may join the club. The Seminole language program will get another booet neat fall Next week, Semijole High e « buy ■ “ language laboratory" Mra. William* aoM TVareday. Thia aound booth and p*ano«nffc aetup it dealgned to let atodeens bear their own pranameta*^ Mra. Winiama Jast arrtvod m Seminole High laat tana hern**. Before that aha te a ** at I r a t e School. *•««*• at h u b Uwrta* . _ CandidaleFor County ’lokyuO w Commissioner D is tr ic t 1 f-JM • «.M r. M CHANNEL • FRIDAY last wk#t o*1 o>i*ww yew *U mm SK I #.50-14 * 0 0 14 8.50-14 * 0 0 14 9.5014 6.40 15 67015 7.10-15 7.60-15 800 15 8.20-15 STO R ES 6.10 6.75 7.40 (J f •a••* 6.10 6 )0 *71 IS 6.55 7.76 g.JS *.05 10.10 10.41 7.15 7.70 6 )5 *0 5 10.10 10.46 Legal Notice N ortcw I V O R * FIOTITIOrO aThTSTS* TO WHOM IT MAT CO.NCRRMl Nolle* t« btroby aU.n that lha und.r.lca.d, pursuant lo th* “ Flotltlon* Nani* *totulo" l.'hspl.r HISS. Florid* ■latut*. w ill rooltt»r » llh th* Clark nf th* Circuit Court, la and for Orana* Couaty, Florid*, upon rocolpt of proof of th* publlcaltoa at tblo aotleo, tho rirtliloua aim*. to-n lll I/UIT l.AKR IIII.IO und.r wblrh wo ara »*s *a *'t In husln*.., • t numh.r P. O. Hoi STS. U k t Florida Drlva, Allamonta Spring., Florida. That tha partita Inlorostrd la a*Id builaaaa aatarprlsaa, ara aa tallawai JOHN * . KSNNBDT PAUt. P. MITCHRLt, P. W. al.TF. jn aK PIt K. ANDREW ! JAMRO ■ . RAMSKT Patod at Oowlaola County. Flor­ ida. April IS. IIS*. Rlrhard M. Harris Attorn.y at l<aw t i l l Kda.w ai.r Pr. Orlando, Florida FHA Gives Okay For New Homes Tho North Orlando Co. haa FHA moro approval to build bomea In tho northwsst section of North Orlsndo. Research Engineering CO., re­ presenting North Orlando, and William Deulsch, representing llastorbulldors Corp. got FHA approval for tha 170 additional Iota Monday. Plans for th* homes are being drawn up now. ‘Ice* Gentleman MONTREAL (UP1) - Don McKenney, versatile Boston Bruins forward who has scored fewer than 10 goals only ones In his six-year National Hockey League eareer, to­ day was named winner of the Lady Byng Trophy aa the league's "moot gentlemanly" player. The Good Shephard Lutheran Church wUl bold Its “ Every mem­ ber"'visits tloa Sunday in connec­ tion with the enurch's first year birthday, X. L. Wilkins lo general chair­ man of the “ every member” can­ vass and wUl direct teams to visit each member of Uto congregation. Tho church will seek pledges from tho eoBgrogatlM te fulfill ha current budget. CITIZENS of Seminole County: I r e fr e t that it haa not been possible fo r me to meet and talk with each o f you. I had to work, in order to keep up my obli­ gations, and that cut down my available time. A qualified and experienced man on the job as Comity Co*** Innlowor I f you elect me Constable fo r District 4, I will devote full time and effo rt tothat office, and will do these things to serve you efficiently: DUtrlct S Enforce the laws impartially. f B e at your service 24 hours a day. Equip my car fo r emergency needs. ASSESSOR W o rk with the other law enforcement agenciea and with the courts.' I A M N O T BACKED BY A N Y GROUP OR IN D IV ID U A L. M Y TO TA L LOYALTY IS TO YOU,9 THE C IT IZ E N S . i a Your {> •. .. f c vote and support w ill i( ff n i . Nolle. la horohy et*»n la sceordinc# with Om IMW •* af tha a.mlnola Counlr V.aalnB th* •* Commliiloooro at R.mlnol# Ceuiitr. neriaa. pra»a«aa te Biapl • Cotnpr.h.n.lv* Vanina n.sulollon .up.rr.JInp an* amonSlitx tha praaant Vanina Rapulatlona and adnptlac • Cea»prahaaal*« Znnlna Map for all tha aalaearparatad arts* af SoBilaaU Caaalr, Florida. , I’ublla haarlac will ho hold la lha Pamlaola Coaalr thaart Hnutt. Banfard. Florida, la lha County Court Roam Map IT, l i t * at T:lt F. M. or aa aaan tharaaflar aa poaalhla. Board af County commlaaloaara Pamlnola Couaty,. Florida Ry John Krld.r, Chairman Aliaat Dar|4 M. Oatehol 1 {* I ' be appreciated. �tth'r Iw fiir i RrrxIB Fri. April 29, 196ft—Page 11 Red Chinese Premier Leaves New Delhi Talks Like'Hero' BY PHIL NKMOM UPI Foreign FiUtor I McMahon Lino which follow* the Himalaya Mountain* and the wa- \ * .mm.. B.; OI.... " 11 h Ch.u M l WIT N . » Delhi Ilk ., ipKln, d„ . a hero this week, leaving a defi- pule. 0ne WII the Ladakh Re. nltcly chilly prime minister Jawa- I glon of Kashmir bordering Tibet. Here the Chinese have built a harial Nehru behind Whereas Chou managed lo strategic road linking Tibet with wave several times before Uie the province of Sinklang. The other was in India's North­ door of his airliner closed behind him. Nehru confined himself to a east Frontier Agency where Red single wave at the last moment. Chinese forces occupied Loncju, killing three Indian border police­ Furthermore Chou inMsted that men in the process. friendship between Red Chins and Chou claimed Ladakh by right India was "Immortal." of "history” and said Longju was It sppesred Nehru wss not so north of the McMahon Line which sure. India considers the official bound­ These were surface results of ary. Chou's week In New Delhi, dur­ noth views were exactly the op­ ing which he and Nchfu spent posite of those held by Nehru. more than IT hours in consulta­ The deadlocked slate of the tion over the border dispute talks left these unofficial reac­ which haa disrupted seriously re­ tions In New Delhi: ts lions between their two coun­ The dispute may not lead to tries. war hut It will take years to set­ Both ware committed to a pol­ tle, with a corresponding and con­ icy of no retreat and both bald tinuous strain on relations of the to It. two countries. The territory involved covers At home, at least, Nehru re­ Bl.ooo square miles along the gained some of the alalure he lost •ino lndtin frontier which India when news of the dispute leaked consider* bora by treaty and tra­ out after being officially buried dition. It nans along the so-called for five ywart and whan be agreed to negotiate with Cbou. Indiana were happy that be had rejected firmly all Chinos* de­ mands. k W -H w e a a w — a O A N B IB A T I POR O O V in N O N 1:10 . I;N P. M. CHANNEL t SATURDAY with pork, veal and beef, has a competitor. The College of Agri­ culture at Cornell University de­ veloped a hot dog made from eblcken. A spokesman saya It taatea like "a real hot dog.” The new product has no name. RAY E. GREEN •TATI COMPTROLLM iEWiOOf, 1 (Plt< Hi, l<V.f rp Flortdj'i C r m D cB AR Y i 1 DAYS - - Enjoy o New Experience! in I $ ojm( fcedtinq! SUmk Cutlets Chops liObnter Shrimp Scallops Many Other Food Treat* COMPLETE DINNERS FROM $1.35 L U N C H E O N — 85c STm . LONDON (U PI) - America’s European Allies are reacting cool­ ly to the idea of uiing Vice Presi­ dent Richard Nixon as a substi­ tute at next month’s nummlt meet­ ing In Paris should President Eisenhower be called away. The British and French govern­ ments so far have wiihhetd any official comment oo Elsenhower’s ataqd-ia plan. Privately, however. Western Eu­ ropean officials admitted they were disturbed by the American Preildtnl’s surprise announce­ ment, They said H could put t crimp in the summit talks by making Russia feel the meeting was being "scaled down" in Im­ portance by the United Slates. There has been no melton from Moscow yet, but this may be because Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev currently is vacation­ ing away from the capital. Diplomatic sources here feared the Soviet chief might be prone to argue the matier. They remem­ ber tbc much publicised Khrush­ chev - Nixon "kitchen debate” while lb* vico president w o visit­ ing Moscow last summer and doubt that Khrusbchav has any gresl liking lor his speech-making opponent. Elsenhower had said that if tbs summit talks lasted longer then ■ week he might have to return to Washington lo handle legislation pending before Congress. In that case, Nixon would be called In, but the President stressed such an emergency Is not likely. Experts on diplomacy point out that the sole object of a summit conference Is to bring together n group of men who have no need to consult with any superiors oo matters that require Immediate decision. Safety Patrol Visits FHP Children's Portions A Specially Members af the Pineerest Safe­ ty Patrol, combined a visit to the Highway Patrol office at DeLsnd and a slop at the Florids Federalion of Art Headquart­ ers at DcBary. The group, supervised by Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, Pineerest principal, and Mrs. S, A. Tindel, toured the art galleries at (he Old Mansion Houst to view the current exhibition of work by Florida artists. Lunch was serv­ ed to members on the Mansion grounds. R E S T A U R A N T School Team Shows Way For South To Help Pay For Education Needs ATLANTA (U PI) — A University of Kentucky research team has looked into a somewhat un­ popular subject— sources of tax revenue— and haa advised sou­ thern etates they could pick up another one and one-haU billion dollars a year. The reason given for the study was to determine whether there are "legal opportunities” for rais­ ing additional state and local rev­ enues In the South U» pay for the growing needs of higher educa­ tion. The Southern Regional Educa­ tion Board reported recently that it cost 300 million in tua-59 for higher education 'n Dixie’s statesupported institutions and esti­ mated it would require 30 mil­ lion a year by 1M0. James W. Martin, director, and Kenneth E. Quindry, research as­ sistant, of the University of Ken­ tucky Bureau of Business Re search, have tome Ideas about thaTtates 'can lind tha money b y ‘ tapping "new poten­ tials” of existing tax structures. Tbs Martin report said tha states raised more than si^ billion dollars in taxes in 1MT, the leteel year for which full statistics ■re available, but could hike that by >3 per cent. The report centers on four sources of added revenue—sales and gross receipts, property, in­ dividual income and corporate in­ come taxes, * "The greslest unrealised poten­ tial” in the South is the sales lax, th* report said. Next in line Is personal Income revenue. M Hats eight southern state* that "impose less than the aver­ age lax load” as measured against Income: Alabams, Dela­ ware, Florida, Kentucky, Mary­ land, Texas, Virginia and West Virginia. Arkansas and Mississippi were named as the leading states of Dixie in "high tax burden." "It will be very difficult In find additional slate revenue fur higher education or other pur­ poses” In Mississippi, the report said. Other highlights. Texas has a half billion dollar new revenue potential since it Ex-Yankee Dies MIAMI (U PI)-Arch ibald (Ar­ chie) Turner, 10, long-lime semipro baseball manager and former New York Yankee scout, died of cancer Tuesday. SANFORD DEMOCRATIC RALLY S A T U R D A Y , A P R I L 30 O American Legion Grounds — Hwy 17-92 So. of Sanford CANDIDATES SPEAKING AT 8 P. M. CONCERT By S em in o le High School Band * • Bernard Parrish P L E N T Y P A R K IN G YOUR CAR IF YOU uses neither sales nor Income taxes. Maryland, Delaware, Ken­ tucky, Virginia and Florida are other stales that could pick up much revenue from this source. Stale and properly taxes pro­ vide more than any other source of revenue in the South. Ar­ kansas, Delaware, Florida, South Carolina and Tennessee have ao state property levy. There is a potential for collect­ ing 300 million in additional Indi­ vidual income tsxcs, particularly In Florida, Texas and West Vir ginla which now have no such taxes. There la a 110 million dol­ lar potential In corporate levies. The Martin report sums up Its findings with a pertinent ques­ tion: "Do people want higher ed­ ucation supported from state tax money at a more adequate level and are they willing to levy ad­ ditional taxesl” In a paper going into the re­ port, the SRKB said it could "help guide a search for (he best possible- derision but the answora to tho question mutt come from the legislators and ulti-’ matrdly from the puhtie.” Praver Opening 'Low' Cost Homes Today, Praver Homes is opening three new low cost two and three bedroom model homes at 3113 I. Sanford Ave. Prices start at 38.330 with FHA down payment of 8230 and monthly payments at low as 8ST including principal, interest, taxes and in­ surance, There are no eloaing costs. All homes are provided with fea­ tures usually found only in higher priced models. Covered entries, carports, semi-circular drives on two models and fully sprigged front and side yards enhance the attrac­ tive exteriors. Healing It provided by wall furnaces. Full mica kit­ chen cabinets, extra closets with ventilated floors, ceramic tile bath­ rooms and window tills are includ­ ed In the purchase price of these homes. Two models feature sliding glass patio doora. All homea are on high, dry ground engineered for good drainage and are fully pro­ tected against termites throughout. A city sewer and water eystem, pipcd-ln underground gat' ind 'pav­ ed streets with ourb* make this new Praver development a co plcte, going modem community. STATE POR ' SENATE B E S T BY E V E R Y T E S T PLATFORM CLEAN GOVERNMENT Obligated to no one. EFFICIENCY IN GOVERNMENT Boilerto In hatter return far M a r t haa lag road paving record for le— Money. ROADS Rdiaveo Stale road fund distribution mint ha m i need, not greed; Seminole and Brevard Conation need fair ahare. FLOOD CONTROL. WATER CONSERVATION, WILDLIFE WIU work for flood control aa loan drough la; Belltvaa la preaervt owtabtifth game praam— and reer— ------------REAPPORTIONMENT Will recommend separate-senators for Seminole and Brevard ConnI lea to reflect population Inersaa—. TAXES Keep more tai money at home. SCHOOLS f Will work lo broaden achool program fo r.a l to laclude aid for crippled and retarded children. - -. . t • ■. INDUSTRY AND TOURISM WU1 work for desirable industry and tourlam. CLEAR for a PROFIT IUght now, thousands of acres af unproductive land ore being cleared and turned into profitable lend. STATE CONSTITUTION Will work for decentralisation af stata and return ta the principle of Government af the P—pi* by the People, umI far the Peopl*. BACKGROUND Born and raared In district; gradual# af Unhr. af Florida; member of family who haa aorvad tha ar— far progrem and betterment; for many yearn Vico-Proa. R production manager of Nevins Frail Co, Inc. EXPERIENCE state, is preparing for the future. Land clearing for new forest* new grove lands, new ranch lands, hous­ ing sites oud industrial parka is now going oa throughout Central Flor!* do* Plan now to expand your land for a profit Call a man who uses Cater* pillar equipment. Yoa can depend oo him to do the best job tod do it more economically. ’ FISH FRY AT 5:30 P. M. P L E N T Y - S E A T I N G “ H E A R S P E A K IN G FROM sified cooperative training, music, band and art, rooms, a gymnasium, auditorium, and cafetorium. SHS juniors Ronnie Steinnick and Johnny Whelchcl here take a look at the school they will attend in the fall. CANDIDATE Allies Reacting Cool To Ike's Idea H ot D o g ITHACA, N. Y. (U PI) — The On Summit 'Sub' traditional hot dog, generally made fto -f/tet D U R IN G THE NEW SEMINOLE HI(iH on Luke Jennie in going up faat with atudeptn scheduled to occupy it next full. The campus style, .'10 classroom layout will cost $1> * mil­ lion. It Mill include science, homemaking, library, diver­ raaaimaKa or Haa a clear record of service to eoanty _ schools, welfare, civic organisations, youth. Church, R Country. DESIRE Haa aiactra and humble dealre ta servo A LL < of district EQUALLY and to be a PERSONAL a— tail?* af YOU in the Florida Sonata. PERFORMANCE Haa proven ta be capable, hardworking, pandable. A record of ACTION! MAsk your friends who know him** tub catsbhum tmctob < » Elect SPACE W ISH *’ / ' Sem inole County D em ocratic Executive C om m ittee 'i r « v '/ A- • 1‘ -■— y .1*0?’—»g»c • -*• ■*a — --■‘ qt- * J* ' -■ ■ v : ; : rtlU-«»* i * -—ngp—l- >3 - - ’ '» | 4 f ii fO.Pd.Adn R. E. Billhimer, Chairman -‘ -*-*v ■ !_ — — - W*** •j �Quotable Quotes Mr UbM Having turvlvad Urn wartime Mils, H was a* problem lor aid London'town to aubdwo ear Perry Como. And k was a subdued Parry Como who appeared Wednesday night in a abow that originated la the British capital. Perhaps the trip tired him At say rate, the videotaped hour proceeded at a poet that waa more luckered-oul than la customary oven for ataadard statesld* Como. One exception: Some lively slaglng la a pub. WASHINGTON (U P I) — A Houae • paaaed billion • dollar houaing bill got a lukewarm re­ ception in the Senate today in advance of what war certain te be a cold greeting If it ever reached the White Houae. The Democratic meaaure, cleared by a 314 to 1U vote Thuraday, will com# up for eonalderation at Senate houaing sub- r t t N UWruiiMMl mind—the purchaser'*, tbe mamifaeturer’a, the retaller'e or the Federal Trade Com ml**ion'a." A Biting Report RAN ANTONIO. Tea. 4UPI) Bexar County officials ire about ready In give up on the old theorp that a dog'a bark la worse than hi* bite. They report that I.TS4 San Aotoaiani were bitten by doga in IMP, and that 11,404 parsons were bitten la the laet 10 years. AUCKLAND, Now Zaaland — Robert Edward Bridge, II, after killing bla six-year-old sister while ibe was saying her prayers: “ I waited for her to say ‘amon’ and than fired." WASHINGTON- Jacob Kotaman, .attorney for Teamsters Unioia Preiident Jamee R. Hoffa, implying that reform might not bo the only goal behind the court-appointed board of moni­ tor*' bid to take control of tbo "A fabulous fortune await* them. Do they want It for lova of the working maa or do they waat if for powor aad ' monoy.” NEW YORK-Rockot scientist Werahor von Braua predicting that soma day an American will meet another intelligent being la apace: "We can hope the other being's greeting will be 'hello earthman' aad not ‘welcome tovariacb cornred.' " Longwood Civle League mem bars will see slides of a south sea Island lour at their May 13 meeting. Mrs. Paul Burmaiter will ehow the slides which she photographed on her south m s trip. Twenty five cents admis­ sion will be charged to the I p. m. show ai lha league building. Cakes aad drink* aUl be sold lo get money for the scholarship and library funds, aad for Cen­ tral Florida handicapped child- G eti Promotion Casselberry postal official Clyde C. Keren has been promoted to Warrant Officer W-t la the U. S. Army reserve. Kcrce, who Uvea at UOO.Senlnale Blvd., Cassel­ berry, was formerly a master aergeanl. A third of American workers ate amployed In firms that have fewer •that 30 employei. committee hearing* beginning May 0. along with 17 other hom­ ing measures. President Elsenhower ha* eppoaed any major apending for housing thi* year a* unneceaaary and a threat to the budget. Sen. Homer E. Capebart (RInd.). ranking OOP aubcommiUee member, aaid ho did not think that ai much federal money aa the Houao voted waa needed at preaent to atimulato houaing. The Houae bill would provide one billion dollar* of federal money to hala Roane* tele of hew houao*. The money would be uaed to purebaa* Of and FHA mortgage* coating til,MM or lea*. Tbe Houae approved It after defeating a GOP attempt to kill It with a civil rights amendment. The amendment — which wouM have barred racial discrimination among buyer* of the estimated 70,000 M * house* tha MQ would finance— would havt alienated the bill’s aouthern Democratic lupporteri. . A ir T r a ffic Rites FRANKFURT. Germany (UP!) —The volume of commercial air traffic in Woat Germany continued to riae during lMt. the Institute for German Industry reported. A total of 3,180,0 » passeapon, a,ion metric tens of cargo and ta.foo tons of mail were carried on a total of 200,11* scheduled and charter, flights during the year. Compared' with 1M2, tha volume of paiaeoger* rose four times. TO N Y ' AWARD WINNERS Mary Martin nnd Jackin Gleason, top, were honored aa best setress and actor in a New York musical. She is in "The Sound of Music'1and Gleason in 'Take Me Along." Below are Ann Bancroft and Melvyn Douglas who received Tonys as best drams* tic actress and actor. Miss Bancroft starred in 'The Miracle Worker," and Douglas in "The Best Man." JACKSONVILLE (U PI) - The 100th anniversary assembly of the Preabyterian Church, U. S. (Sou­ thern) Thuraday night elected a new moderator and heard mes­ sages supporting freedom of birth control information for married couple* and opposing racial dis­ crimination. Dr. Marion A. Boggs, LiUlt Rock, Ark., waa clacted modera­ tor on the second ballot by a 300 to 331 vota margin over Dr, R. Matthew Lyna, Midland, Texes. Dr. Boggi, pastor of LUUe Bock's Second Preabyterian Church, and a former moderator of the synod of Arkansas, suc­ ceeds E. T. Thompson, Rich­ mond, Va., as assembly moder­ ator. A joint committee appointed by the moderators of the Presby­ terian Church. U. S„ and tha Uni­ ted Presbyterian Church, U.8.A., prepared a itatameat saying: " I f man and wifa'are pot la be denied mutual fulfillment -In Ibe sexual relation, and if aociety la hot to be penalized by the un- planned and Irresponsible produc­ tion of children, It will follow that accesa to information regarding the beat methods of birth control la the right of all married coup­ les, and the provision of tbia in­ formation Ihc duty of a respon­ sible society." In another message,-the com! mittecs said racial discrimination was without justification. It laid Amcrcana "arc divine­ ly challenged to resolve the racial tensions that characterise the world, Jeopardise its. peace and prejudice the development of in­ dividuals and racial groups." Tha committee said alto Amer­ ica's leaders should try to find a way to halt tbe arms race with Russian and "promote good will aad to cement friendly relations between our people and f ’e other peoples of the globe." Resolution on both birth con­ trol and segregation may be of-, fared during later sessioni of Ihc six • day sasembly. Picsby.crIans from I I atatna and tha Dis­ trict of Columbia are gathered for the meeting.’ . ^SEC R ET A R Y * * OF STATE SECRETARY OF STATE Or* Vet* tied tha electoral vota between Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr. Tha Vote waa 78*78. Tha Houae elected Jefferaon and Burr became Vice Preiident of the United Btatee. Owe Vote elected Rutherford B. Hayea Presi­ dent of the United States over Samuel J. Tilden. The Vote In the Electoral College was 185*184. One Vote in the Houae of Representatives passed the Selective Service Act of 1940. The Vote was 208*202. Owe Vota in tha Unitod Stataa Sanato by tha Vies President broke a 41-41 deadlock to past tha Defense Production Act Amendment pro­ viding the Wage Stabilisation Board com* posed of industry and labor member*. The American Way — tha democratic way la to investigate the Issues — get to know the candidates and then coat your vote for the person who most nearly represents your views. History has shown time and again that minorities have ruled because a majority foiled to vote and bo hoard on matters effecting their destiny. The ballot is the hammer and ahlaei that hews the pattern of government wo must live by. If each of aa casts our ballot in tha forth coming election, the image of government on local, stats and national ltvaia will ba the image of the majority o f thinking people. Lot us bo masters in nur house and with tha guidance of Prayer and eommow sense ba heard by tht ballot in tha choices to be made from those offering themselves in Public Service. J. BRA1LKY ODHAM Wo Invito you to compart Sunland Estates in the American Way. We am confident that comparison in every way will lead you to making your homo investment in 8unload Estates. And remember May 3rd.. Election Day, to participate in tbo selection of the people who will THERE TO S A L E S O F F IC E — S A N F O R D — P H . F A S C O R N E R 27th 6 H I G H W A Y 1 7 -«2 J. B R A I L E Y O D H A M . P R E S ID E N T F IT IS A YOUR PLAN BUDGET S m i l i i d Estates �'rimary Voting Almost Here BULL MARKET IN THE G O O D SAMARITAN BUSINESS Well, the final political rally of the local campaign for the primary it scheduled Saturday night and we want to say jn e more time' that we feel that the voters ought to take ad. vantage of the opportunity to listen to the candidates apeak and talk to them in person about what they can and will do to provide tha county with leadership. This year Seminole County must elect people who can, and are willing, to grab progress by the tail and awing it. This county has paaaed up some opportunities In the past and consequently has gotten a late atart in the real prosper. Ky that has come to the state In recent years. It’s up to the people to vote for good leaders and then to , keep the pressure on them to produce programs that will keep ’t* c e with the general progress. Thia also la true on the state level — there Is a tendency these days toward big government on state level as well as the national level and the voters of each county ought to consider carefully all the candidatea for state offices. There is startling lack of familiarity with the functions of many state offices—particularly the cabinet positions which form Florida’s “ board of directors.” Sen. Tom Adams, running for secretary of state, stressed here recently that the people should realiie that Mhese men have one vota the same as the governor on the budgets and issues that some before the cabinet and should taka more internet in them. Adams said he entered the race for secretary of state because he feels that it is a post from which a man dedi­ cated to service “can spend n\uch of his time working to mold worthwhile solutions lo problems that will benefit the ma­ jority of the people." . We believe.that he is right about that and hope that the voters will fulfill their responsibility in learning more about 11 the governmental agencies and becoming more interested i what they do. . . . I f the qualified voters east ballots that reflected studied optnions instead of a line of X marks representing the opinions or influence of a special Interest or political muchine, they would have far fewer complaints about their govern- < m There might even come a day, through the will of the people, when we have less of it to complain about. And that would cost us jess and be more effective anyway. ‘ Duke Of Windsor Won't Attend Wedding Of Princess Margaret LONDON (U P I)-T h s Duke of Windier, one# rrineas* Margar­ e t ’* favorite unci*, will not. be ^present et h*r wedding et Waatminittcr Abbey May 4 to Anthony Arrn»tron*-Jons*, Naithor will Prlnc* Philip'* mother, Print*** Andrew of Gr*oc*. Micheol McAlllitor, Philip'* aacrotary, said today be had sat been asked to make amng*m*nt* for for tha presence et the wadding ad the fem e* Kiac Edward VIII, A a e r dose Me aaaae appear eswag those whe will take part kf tfcf royal procession et the wadding.’ No raplanation was offered for the ei-king’a prospective absence, or for that e f Prince** Andrew. It le known, however, that she doesn’t nlwaya attend royal luna­ tions. Among the guesta, only Den­ mark's Queen Ingrid and Prince and Princaaa Georg will sent n reigning house. The other "foreign royalty" present will lie said to bo canvassing Europe for man relative*—Prince Maximil­ ian and Ludwig of Baden, Prlnc* Karl of He**e and Trine* Gott­ fried Hohanlohe-Langenbourg. Armstrong-done*, hi* best man. Dr. Roger Gilliatt, Princess Ann* and seven other srhool-ag* bride*, maids will rid* from Buckingham Palace to the Abbey by car. Quean Elisabeth II, Margaret, Queen Mother Elisabeth, Philip and other members of tha royal family will rid* through the eity in * 'five-carriage cavalcade. Mar­ garet and Philip will ride 'In th* famous "glass coach.” Grandstand and window scats along tha line of march ar* be­ ing offered for as niurh as |76 each, but there apparently was no rurh of business. Seat-sallsrs were Yugoslav Prince and Princess TomIslav and four of Philip's Garpotential customer*. 4 D A IL\ CROSSWORD ACROM SB. Construct* S.To strangle DOWN •.Mutual L Parmer’s concord peat SI. Lnsaoed L A book of U. City in hour* Ohto (Eccl.1 S8. Hill nymph S. Unroll i Or. Myth.) 4. Parrot 34.V.U. 14. T»truth of i iN’. Z.) fla « Galilee S. OId None 24. Nam i Bib. i works SS. Pale 4. Ear Inme14. Like tmn of IB. Malt ’ dlly jst beverage T. St. llellgkn ef 5. th* Moslems » . ftols i var.t •3. Hsddle rentin' M. To i until.. SB. Choice :roup 30 Towsring tree (Meg.) 12. Ventures 14. Lidded pitcher U . King nf Hashan I f tsaumtd name SS. Linen veeDntn, i Reel) 40. Early bronze cola l Chin. | <?//////, nickname 44. Hheer linen 4T. Web-foot*4 Wrd 44. Mlstok* AO. Bonier* SI. Synthetic material WASHINGTON - Th* man laid ||7oo,ooo to put in a traffic-light civil defense needed lha 160,000 l system in C'olumbu*, Ohio . . this coming year lu learn how i “ This idiotic, half-baked pro­ gram promulgated by some higha human behaves In I disaster. Bui the congressmen reminded salaried civil defense official ia the witness that civil defense planned for Ihe lime when the already got 160.000 a year for Russians (ire i missile directly three year* - • and now a fourth at the City of Columbus, “ At best, there would be 13 year? And the witness. Leo Hocgh, minutes' warning of a nuclear at* director of CD, said his research lack and then aii traffic signals people have uncovered a lot of would be switched to a steady facta in this study. Pur instance yrccn-aml-amber for outgoing lie said, in a mine disaster at traffic, with ambers mired fac­ Nova Scotia "lltry found out that ing all crass streets. “ Doc* any intelligent person people can itirvivc with very, very little in Ihe way of food, think that civilians fleeing an atomic attack would watch—much and live Just on '.ator,” Itcp. Edward P. Boland (IV, lei* obey—traffic signals?” Mata.) observed tlredly that thia vary information haa been known for thousand! of yeara. Ha sigh­ ed: “ Thia Just *cema lo be a waste at money.*' There isn't a family in tha WASHINGTON (UP1) - Rep. United Slataa that would begrudge John B. Bennett (R-Mlch.) said civil der*me 160.000 - • or 176 Thursday that House investigator* million, which ti th* amount have made a “ pretty convincing" they’re spending this year • • case that leltviilon disc Jockey If it would increase Just one tiny Dick Clark accepted payola. notch their chance lo survive an Bennett, ranking Republican on atomic attack. Ihe investigating subcommittee, Since it was organised 10 year* said testimony heard in public ago, civil defense has coma up and private so far showed the with a number of interesting teenager idol was Involved In pay­ ideas. One of the newest • • and ola “ the same aa many other costliest ■ * is lo build new fed- disc Jockey* but on a much larg­ oral buildings, easting lens of er scale," millions of dollars, in a peri­ The aubconimittce scheduled meter of 100 to 200 mllei around closed-door questioning Thursday Washington. of Bernard Lowe, a song writer, The purpose would be to save music publisher, and record man­ tha live* of a few bureaucrats in ufacturer, and Harry Chlpcli, of case a bomb hit Washington. Bep. the Chips Distributing Co. Sidney R. Yalea (D „ HI.) observ­ Both petitioned to he hrard In ed wryly that if a hydrogen bomb private under a House rule which fell on our city, this would mean provides for closed sessions when only bureaucrats would survive. testimony may lend to defame Said he: “ What a sad nucleus degrade or incriminate anyone. from which to rebuild the human Public hearings will resume race." Friday. The subcommittee'! lat­ But the Irony D that these est timetable calls for Clark's buildings, rostly aa they would he, appearance then. would protaet the inhabitants on ly from radioactive fallout! > What would happen if a bomb Indian Visas Iline NEW DELHI (U l’lt — Mora really did fall upon usI How Americana received visas fur India effective ia civil defense? In live past 10 yaart, more than in JU69 than citizen* of any other 61 billion has been shelled out country. According to tha Horn* In iaapayere' money for so-called Ministry, Indian vita* wrra givan defense of civilians. Is the civi­ ,lo 1.1.864 Americana last year. Th* lian defense approach a realis­ number represented a .1,000 In­ tic one? crease over IUM. Folio wing the Listen to Sen. Stephen Young Americans wer* German* who re­ (D., Ohio),, who raised the roof of ceived 2,677 vises and French with Ihe Senate chamber when be 1,961. Russian nalionaii ware heard that th* CD people wanted given 1,406 vita*. Prober Says Disc Jockey Took Payola by Ed Koterba One function of civil defense la “ education"— mailing out Instruc­ tions on how to build a proper homh iheltrr-uithoul window!. Hut, in case of attack, and you're in a bomb shelter, what happens when you crawl out In two weeks? The CD people say the water would be contaminated for months. Probably the most ironic post­ script lo civil detensr activity Is what happened a tew weeks ago lo a conscientious fellow In Washington, D, C., a prime atomic homh target. He filed for a building permit In pul up a shelter. It was the first such permit ever filed In Washington. The request for the permit was Initially turned down because it violated the toning ordnance. Th* proposed struc­ ture didn't havo windows. WASHINGTON — In Sen. Hub­ ert Humphrey'* homo state of Minnesota thsr* ia a salutary aaample of how littl* religion means In voter choice. It has relevance to the West Virginia primary where ugly manifestations of pre­ judice threaten more than th* fata of one randldate or th* other in th* Demrocratfe contest. Sen. John K. Kennedy seem* to hav* been saying, until his speech to th* American Society of News­ paper Editor*, that the citizens of Went Virginia owed it to them­ selves to vote for him to prove they were not bigoted. Some of his mine ardent aupporter* have been trying to make It appear that a vola for Humphrey I* a vote for the Ku Kluz Klan. This is bound lo harm Kennedy at least as much a* it may Humphrey, With th* Intervention of West Virginia's egregious Sen. Robert Byrd, Humphrey is tmbarrasied by th* implication that ha t* mere­ ly a atalking horse for th* “ stop Kennedy" movement. By defeat­ ing Kennedy ha will open <h* way to a compromise choir* at th* con­ vention. Eugene McCarthy is the other senator from Minnesota. Ha was th* first Catholic elected In a statewide election a* governor or senator. In Minnesota tha proportion of Catholics to th* population ia about It) percent. It Is not true, according to McCarthy, that more than half the Democrats In his state ar* Catholics. What la strik­ ing about McCarthy'* election in 1958 is th* small part that reli­ gion played In a state In which the Lutheran population ia In many counties well over 60 perrsnt. Congressional Quarterly h a a don* a careful and detailed statis­ tical analysis of the Minnesota re­ turn* that shuw just this. Whila independent analysis who wer* asked to go over the L'Q material found that a Catholic “ pull" to­ ward McCarthy did exist of ap­ proximately twice th* Lutheran "drag," it waa a minor factor in hil defeat of the Republican Inrumisent, Hen. Edward J. Thy*. The CQ conclusions, based on their analysis of the return* county by rounty, are so significant that they are quoted here: "The foregoing evidence of the play of religion as a factor In th* voting in the McCeithy-Thya race should not causa sight to It* lost of tile imprrssive fact that despite any Catholic 'puli' and despite any putative Lutheran 'drag,' McCarthy •till trailed behind the Lutheran I Governor Orville) Freeman and Ihe Congregationallat Humphrey In all but a few of the heavily Catholic districts and that he led the popular Lutheran Thya in by Marquis Childs many of the heavily Lutheran eountle*. "Thus although there e**nte to be avidenre of a religious Influ­ ence on tha voting, it 1* to be measured at most in th* swing of two or three percentage point*. “ In this respect tha etudy lends to confirm the thesis that religion a* inch ia on* of the lesser influ­ ence on voting behavior." In short, in Minnesota McCarthy waa ehoaen on his personal marit* and on party preference. It waa a choice mad* In th* American tradition. In that tradition raligioua prejudice has, except for ■poradlc outburst* of virulence, played little part. In five term* in tha House MrCarthy had estab­ lished himself with a majority of th* voter* who cast their ballots for him without respect to reli­ gion, 11a won by a majority of 61.19 percent of the total vole so that, even If th* CQ eatimate of tha percentage Influence of reli­ gion at two or three points work­ ed wholly In his favor, he would have in all probahlltty won In any event. MrCarthy ha* gone Intn Wert Virginia to apeak for Humphrey aa eo-chsirmtn ef Humphrey's na­ tional presidential campaign com­ mittee. But h* la concerned over more than the outcome in that primary. He sees the increasing bitterness threatening not only both candidatea but their party aa well. Thia last might he. m K waa I* 1034 and 1926. an Incidental effect of tha political warn with no task­ ing damage. But tha fear thia time it that It could create a new and deep schism in American life, and just aa unity of national purposa is more vitol than aver before I* our history. Kennedy has been saying that tf as a ritiien be waa accepted to serve hi* country in tha Navy with no questions asked than ha ahould not he barred from th# presidency by reason of hla religion. But a great many other cltlxens wh# served their country are in effect barred from th# presidency — by race, color, h i , Can a Negro be president? Can a woman?______ Happineaa Through Health You And Exercise (By DR. F. LKO KERWIN) Action U » law of our being. Evtsry organ of the body hns Itn appointed work lo do, the performance of which strengthenn *nd develop* that or­ gan. Th« normal action of all the organa given ntrength and de­ velop* thnt or­ gan. while the tendency of dintine in toward decny and deuth. Bind up an arm, _______ ___ even for a few hou»n, uuya or wcekn, then free II from Itn hnndn nnd you will nee that It in weaker thnn the one you have been unlng normitlly during the name riod of time. activity produce* the name effect upon the whole munculitr nynlum. Inactivity la a fruitful caune of disease. Exercise quickens nnd cquallies the circulation of blood, but in Idleness the blood does not circulate free­ ly, nnd the chnngen in It, no necennary to life and health, do not take place. The ekin, also becomes Inactive. Im­ K purities are not expelled as they should be If the circula­ tion had been quickened by vigorous exercise, the akin kept in health condition, and the lungs fed with plenty of pure fresh air. Thia atat* of the system throwa a double burden on tha excretory or­ gans and often results in dis­ ease. Likewise, other organa are called upon at times to carry a double load. If they, nre not in a henlthy condition, they are not able to do their own work, and certainly can­ not take on more duties. Your Chiropractor can help you to keep all the or the body in proper condition. Consult your earliest opportu^ On* ef a aeries ef publiahed ia the pub} rat to explain and tha practice nf Chiropractic, wrltti f Ice F. l^o Kerwin whose is--------located at 201 8. French Ave. end hie telephone nansher in FAIrfnx 1-7442. AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PEOPLE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY Dear Friends, I have made every e ffo rt to contact the voters all over the county in regard to my candidacy for the School Board, however, due to the vast growth o f the county, this is almost impossible. For the benefit o f the citizens I have not been able to contact personally, I am using this means to give you a little of my background. I have lived in Seminole County for fifteen years, married and have two children. I am President o f Oaklawn Memorial Park and a member o f the First Baptist Church. I was urged to enter this race by friends from all parts o f the county who are in­ terested in good schools and are concerned about the future o f the school system. I am sure that the majority o f our citizens are interested in good schools and good * g teachers and, above all, what is being taught in our schools. I believe in electing people immune y //Mmvkmw//Mwmm 41. Boys ASSIGNMENT WASHINGTON WASHINGTON CALLING to public office who are willing to take a definite stand upon matters pertaining to VOTE FOR The M on With The QUALIFICATIONS RETURN GATCHEL CLERK our schools. W e need to elect people who will represent all o f the people all o f the time. [ am concerned about the continual loss o f control over our schools at a local level. Y ear after year we are losing more and more control. This I am opposed to and if I am elec­ ted, I will continually speak out against this situation. I appreciate your taking time to read this letter and if you share my feelings, I shall appreciate your vote and your support next Tuesday. OF T HE C IR C U IT C O U R T' Sincerely, Ray Slaton Board o f Public Initructioii District No. 1 pd. pul. ad*. fm .. . , £• r-Mbfc. f+'a mmm �Deer Antlers Moy Help Fallout Study' Young. Publishers Merge Pooers, End Hot Rivalry Alaska Trying To Get Islands James mrsninf to take out of lire attic djvUj0fl w#Bt |0 flo<j u |hr d m and throw away could help acient- art u,iB< rs lc iim and strontium CLEVELAND tUPl) ists In their studies of radioactive, from the fallout in helping to build Henry Miller HI the 11 year-old JUNEAU. Alaska tU P ll-A lat1Uttir antlers. editor of "The Rocket Journal" ka’s Got. Milium A. Egan has de­ raiboif scribed the perk as a ‘’huge con­ tinuing fair with recreational facil­ ities as Imaginative as those of Disneyland hod ail keyed to the fabled tore of the Indians, outlaws, miners, gamblers, soldiers, and missionaries ef tbe Southwest.” Kids Bruah plans to merge his newspaper with one pjbliihed by bis rival T ea Hardman Jr. Thirty-fiTe relatives and fneeds read Jim s newspaper which be has published since "1 was fairly young-** Tom’s paper "Tbe Hot News’* has a circulation of 20. Both come out whenever there is enough news to fill them usually once or twice a fortnight. Tbe new publication will be called tbe "Rochet Journal aod Hoc Non a." Up CAIRO (UP1I—Tbe UAR »s»trnment baa decided la give each school pupil a toothbrush and a regular supply of toothpasta free of charge. Tbe eJuration ministry already baa earmarked $21,000 for the first round covering lOOjBOO primary school pupils throughout p o n e s l » HEREBT GIVES that tbe Egyptian Region. f. H. B. MrCaU. sm » » » • » • « lw basis..* at Be afeed. DorMs uador tLs fled tl*** earns #( Bamlasle gfsaeaeat C s e n s f. a*d cast I tatswS ts r*si*t*r ssi4 asm# with lbs Clerk sf tbs Ctrrult Cssrl sf •ostlaol* Oaoaty. Dorid*. Is aecseOaar# with Iks pr* visit as sf tbs rietltlses * » ■ # Bututs, to­ w n : ascites ISS. St Darlda Sta­ tutes ta il as smsaOsO. M. a Mr<'a II Pabitsh ape. II. it, as * Mar • r ir r m s t a v is a a e n ra rvn a a n c r m o t i Too 0*4 sack of you oro krrskr po(lflo4 s«4 roqalro4 to prsssut par claims ss< 4smaa4s whlck you. or aiiksr # f r*«- w ar k**s asalast tka ssial* * f ThsoSsrs Bureau, Oera a a tl lata o f aoi4 Cooaty. to Ik* Couatr Ju4e* of Bomloot* Couatr. Doris*, at kl* afflco tm lb* eoert fcous* *r as 14 Couaty at Bastard. Dorid*. wlikla eight *ul»a4ar mouths from tka time o f tfeo first pukllcattoa of flfcle at t If a Bask claim *r SamasS Oban be la writlaw, aa4 shall atata tbs pleae of rooteoaco aaS past Of floe tSSrtw of tka clalmoal, aa4 ■ken be awaru to by the atoiaaat. ble agtai, *r attacaar. aa4 e a r peck d a ta *r dtmaae aat a* pawas l a w TO WHOM IT MAT COXCERX: Xoilrs Is kerskr slvsa tkst Iks uadsrslensd. pursuant la tks T k titloue Xsms Statute.” Il**uss Bill Xa. lira. Cbsplsr .Vo. ISIII, Lass s f Plorlda. I all. will rsetstsr with tks Clsrk s f tks Circuit Court. tu sue for Bsmlssls Ceuatr. r i it U i, upou rscslpt uf proof of Iko pukllratlos of Ikla aottco. Ike fictitious asms. to-Wlir U K X o r THE WOODS TRAILER PARK wadsr wklck we are s a ts js e la kuslassL At numkor Rents 1. Boa 111. MbitIsaO. Dorida. la tka CUy sf Fens Perk. Doris*. Tkst tks parties iaterestsA la sel4 kuslssss satsrprto*. are es fsllswst Philip n. Msrrlsll Dated at Far a Park. Usmiatis Couatr, DarMa. April 1. ISOS. fa tty a s iis s lil agslast toi ■ Let XL Black - tr , LIT T La W EEIW A ESTATES, X l’ MBBB ONE. aaaerdlag to Mat tkaraof. recorded la Plat Back L fU «a It, Fa bile Se­ cure* at Eamlaal* Ceaatr, THE ATATK OP FLORIDA TO: AMT LEE RICHARDOOX TOC ARB MBRKBT MOTtDBD Ibat a suit baa boss fU*4 asalast ran la lbs Circuit Court of tb* Xlaik Jadlctol Circuit, la aad far Bomlaal* Couatr. DariSa. *atltl*4 MITCKXL4. LAWfUCXCE RICHARDSOX. Ptolallff. IS AMT LEE RICHARDgOX, Itof.adaal. ta Cbaarsry No. IMST. Tka aatur* sf tkta ta ll I* to ofctola a dlrarc*. sa4 othsr relief. Tae ara karskr required ts fit* roar writtoo dofsaoo* wltk Ik* Clark at aal4 Court as4 sort* a copr tksrsof upoa D alatlfra atlora*r* *a or kofor* Mar IS. ISO*, sr a Doers* D a Caafsaa* will be *alsrs4 aaalaat ran. W1TXKAS a r band aa4 soal ea Clark s f tbe Circuit Court la ea4 for Uomlaol* Couatr. DarMa. tblp tb* tllb 4ar e f April. A. D. INS. DAVID M. OATCMEI. Clark rir.att Court ta aa4 Par Usmiaoia Couatr, DorMa Hr Marts* T. Tikloa D. C fgBAL) BAM B. UIUBRELL * UOXS Attsrasr* far Ptatatlff P. a Bos ITS! OrlsaSo, PlorMa . > • ! ' . . David M. GaUhsl d a rk af tka circuit Oaurt Byi Martka T. Tikloa Dopaly Clsrk Balkan Look ta il Mstcslf BulMlaa Or Vsada. Plerlda Attaraoy far PlataUff Pakllsh April L It, St, It. Its*. ra a c m n ir c a m bp tu b Br im s j t m c u L i i R c t r r o r TWB STATB OF PLOBIDA. IB AND Pam am ataoLB c o t a t v , p l o w . ib mt at car. s• now JEW EL MILDRED MaCLEXDOX. Ptolallff, vs ALBERT McCLEXDOX, !>•(> n.Unt A P D B A V IT P M PLBLICATtoa STATE OP PLORIDA o o v tm r o p o r a x o s Psraoaslly appaarsd kofor* u il tka uadaralaaod Xstar y Pukllc. JEWEL MILDRED McCLEXDOX, who, M a g by ms first duly awsrs aa so Ik, dspoaod aad say a Shall L 0b* la U * Ftolatlff to tb* above entitled couso aad a* sucb Ptal at iff depose* aad Nni S That dlllscat sea rch es* lalaaalry bava kora mad* to dtocavsr tb* sea. a aad' rootdoac* of ALBERT MoCLXXDON, Ib* Doftadant to tbs abava aatltlad aassa, aad tb* aaaM to aot fourth as partiauralr ** is kasua t* tb* Affiant: aad A Sold ALBERT McCLBXDOX to aver Iba ag* af f t ysara; and A That ib* Ptolallff baa dill■ •"II* eaalactsd lb* Malbsr r i Pblbar at tb* pvld A L­ ERT MfCLBMDOX la Or. toads. DorMa aad tbai tka - Mother aid Pathsr af tb* sold ALBEUT McCLEXDUX do aot know af tb* prossal where­ abouts ar address n*r da th*r ba»* other ar further Infanaaltoa that would lead I* Iba discs*try af tb* prsaaat whesaabauu sr sddrssa • f tb* Dofsadaat ta said C4B**. ALBBRT MaCLEXDOX, aad your Afftoat weald fur• I her aia id ibat aba baa talbsd t* aumarsas frlsuda sad a*, eualalsaaaco* af iba aald AL­ BERT McCLEXDOX aad Ibat Came. win him away from Rita at all costs. Such a girl does not demon­ strate "true love," for the essence of true love U unselfishness. Whenever a young- person L thinking primarily about his ownl pleasures and selfish indulgences, be may be sexually infatuated but is not truly ia love. betfe give yen "bauevfltoe” and So you teenagers- ran analyse your romances accordingly. Be* CABE E-440: RJU L., aged II, ware, for sexual infatuation will to g college frtehman. give you ’■butterflies'' and goose "Dr. Crane,” she sobbed. ” 1 am pimples and tingling sensations heartbroken. Ted and I were when you kiss, just as true love awoelbeerto. "We plaansd to get married But the infatuation puts the em­ when are graduated from college. phasis on selfish desires, while But be dated another girl while 1 true love stresses the ultimate was away ea vacation last summer welfare and greater happiness ef lor a student tour ef Europe. the ether partner! "The girl was supposed to bo a (A lw ays write to Dr. Crane ia friend e f mine. But Ted says she care at this newspaper, ewelos­ Weil. Ted hnd ea affair with her and new the to pregnant, ae Tad ia an frying bar. Whet can 1 do? I don't feel like living gay laager! I just ge through the motions, for I can't set or sleep. Nothing in life appanto to me la the slightest. Oh. Dr. Crane, 1 wish 1 could die!” Let’s consider the ether girl who vowed ehe’d win Ted sway from Bits. Do you reader* think bar fa*!toga Tad were "tree tore,” ad the aart eke we by Sidney Carina ia Dickons' Tnto * f Two Chios?” Wan bar aflsrttaa *g that divine •art shown by Nam, the wife who wae dying at rancor, bet who laaisted bar husband register with ear SctoaUfto Marriage Founda­ tion ta bn aura be would continue happy awrital life after she was gone? Or was this giri primarily Inter­ ested ia her own selfish wishes ta get Ted et ell coats? When a freshman college stu­ dent ia planning a career, if a giri TRULY levee him. wouldn't she be concerned about hi* finishing college ae b* could attain aucceaa ia bis chosen profession ? Ted had ta drop out e f college after the first semester ia order to got e job in a textile factory so ha could support his " shotgun” wife sad forthcoming baby. From my viuitage point, baviag Interviewed various people who knew Ted and Rita and tbe other girl, I believe the other girl want­ ed to flaunt hber victory over Rita. She bad cherished a lifelong jealousy of Rita, for they bad at­ tended grammar tad high school tor Wt Hmft aCempjefe Stack at G A R D E N S U P P LIE S R. E. "Bob" Carroll T fiiu g im am p Saw i la U t t i n * t o fe r t iliz e la w a s , flo w e r s , a a d s h ru b *. W e re c o m m e n d A r a e u r 'i V e r ta - H u n t ' s Tuxedo Feed Store 118 S. Sanford Ave. Constable D IS T R IC T 4, S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y Qualified Capable Experienced W ill YOUR F A 2-2624 doroto full lin t SUPPORT to thla •ffiew. A P P R E C IA T E D Pd. Pol. Adr. by R. E. Carroll ing a toag 4c stamped, addreeeed envelope and W e ta cover typing and priatiag costa when pen oead fa r *■ * o f k b banklota.) Honeymoon O ver HOLLYWOOD fU P I) — Tb* honeymoon ts over for tairmes* actress Edwins Carroll, whose wedding snsetible of whit* aad geld kid created a stir hi London fashion circles. Edwins has goo# into tb* first role since her mar­ riage — that o f a Hoag Kang bar girl ta the film version at "Tba World at Susto Wang.” a DorMa. ▼ea ara required te file peer A sower ar ether ptoaeta* wltk Ik* Clerk e f Ike akeve Caeri aad is serve a s*pr tkareef spaa Natkaa Leah, t i l t Metcalf BsIMIaa. Ortaada, DarMa, silo racy tor tb* atalatlff. oa ar kofar* Mar *ih. ISM. It yea fait t* da a* a De­ ar** Pro Csafsaas will k# *at*r*4 aqalast yea far tka rolls! dsaaadCd la tka Coraplslat. WITXESa my kaad aad tka seat at said Court la Ssatord, Somlasl* Coaaty. DarMa. tkla Stk day af April a . a t m scribed state aettou to obtain the Walrus Islands in Bristol Bay a> a major step in a firm conservation program for tbe 40th state. A claim fwr the group of islands, just off the coast of Alaska, baa been filed coder the state’s land selection program by tbe depart­ ment of natural resources. The request for tbe claim was made by the Alaska Board of Pish and Tbe islands are frequented each summer by a herd of 1.000 to 3.000 walruses and represent tbe tost re­ Teacher N eed maining site under tbe United NEW DELHI (U P I)—Iraq has States flag where walruses haul asked India U Ripply 2* teachers #ut on land. far employment in Iraq technical •cheek. According to Education Minister K. L. Bhrimall. 34 Indian teachers have been recruited. They will ge Us Iraq, subject to tbe ap­ proval of the Iraqi government. Logoi Notice NOTICE I f hereby slssa tkst t am tacaasS In basis*** at Apnpk* Psmlanls ('ssstr. Dorid*. aadsr Iks ftctlttoua earns sf. Psnar Stamp aarvtcs. a i t tkat I laitaS la rtglsisr tal4 same wltk tka Clsrk s f tks Circuit Cssrl. fe a tsals Cswalr. n -rtts , la artordsor* wltk tks prevtslsas s f Iks D «tl(lass Xsms Ptalatss. ta-wli: Sirt i n HISS Dorl-ta ststaiss 1»H. ale: I .» L Clark Publish April t. t i l l . JS. I IS* ST PAUL Minn. (UPlj-Thos# U * Minnesota DirUioa of Ge A . ' ’j j l , ou v# been »«> Fl»h *» lookin* for antlers dsT dusty deer snUefs yiw re Been ^ blrk ,0 1M0 Scientists of tbe ALBERT McCLEXDUX. DstsadaaL s s T tc B o r a r r r TO: ALBERT McCLEXDOX. whsso rtsld.ac* Is uahaawa. TOU 'ARE HBREBT XOTIPIED tkst suit tor dlvarro aad sthsr rollsf kaa kosa filed asalast you lu Ik* Circuit Court of Ik* XIXTH Judicial Circuit of tka Buts af DorlCa, la aad far Ssmlaalt Cos*. tP. at Bastard. Florida, whsrsls JEWEL MILDRED McCLEXDUX to PlalatUf aad ALBERT MsCLEXDOX ta iMfsaesaL TOO ARE MERBBT REQCIRED to fit* your Aaswsr la aaM salt with the Clsrk af aald Court oud •err* a copy thereof upas Plain­ t iff* Attsrasr* aat Mlar tksa Ik* Stk dap sf May, IPS* A. D. If yau fall la file aad as aarva year Aaswsr a Users* Prs Csafsssa will k* aatsrsd aaalaat yea aad tb* salt will Iksrsaltar pro-sod *a part*. DATED AT BAXPORD, SEMIKOLB COCXTT. FLORIDA. tkla Itb day af April, tits A. D. (SEAL* DAVID M. Ostcksl ('lark. Circuit Court, aomlual* Couaty. Plerlda Hy: Martha T. Tlblaa Doputy Clerk. WILKERSOX A IIAASZC Atloracy at Law II* X. Oraae* A«*. P. O. Drawer lisp Oris ad a. Deride Publtoh April L It, 1L tf. 114*. r goes to make some community more prosperous yours . . . or the other fellow's to ftih tr. So ah* took special delight la peaching on Rita’s domain whila Rita was ia Europe oa that stu­ dent tour. Tb* other giri also was foaJ of tavern and coaxed Ted ta taka liquor on their dates. Tad admitted he was paitly drank when ha bad his affair with bar. And aha apparently planned it that way, figuring if aba could compromise him sufficiently, she'd Couaty Cotamiaaiomer District I Aa .average a f mere tana » % at tae A ellsr you ppeni slays ta ta# city where R ’a •peat . . . ta aappeet aehoals, furaish fis* a b 4 police protection, pul down paving . . . . to pay fh* folks who werfc fa r y or support ckursha* sad charitias . . . ta ho iarestad ta more kinds a f ■trehaadisa tm fa u r selactiaa and conrenitara . . . ta imprara serrieo facilities . . . . aad I* eugfart aU atbar things that pro mate prosperity, growth aad hatter living ta a community. ... to the Make your dollars build your community...not somebody se's/ S Plant Your Savings - �flit M i t i f m H j ’ri. April 29. 1H60—Pag* 18 Critics Of Benson Take Note; . He Won't Be Around In January Oviedo Legion NaAies Officers New officer, of the American Lesion Pott No. 30. Oviedo, for the new year are Ben F. Ward f^r., commander; Robert L. Ward, “ int vice commander; Clinton E. Minter, second vice-commander; J. Merritt SUlcy, chaplain; John Evans, finance officer; Bill Martin, historian; T. I.. Lingo, Jr., service officer and Emmett Kelsey, scrgeanl-at arms. Ben F. Ward, Jr., the new com­ mander, is the immediate past president of the Southeastern Semi­ nole County Chamber of Com.^merce. W olf Recovering From Severe Burns Altamonte Springs Town Council­ man John Wolf Is rapidly winning his battle with ihc severe injuries he suffered in the Ro<enwald Ele­ mentary School fire Feb. 17. Altamonte Mayor Wilbur HawSkins said Wednesday that as far as he knows. Wolf had his last serious operation April 20. Wolf is in very good spirits, Hawkins said. The councilman-firefighter aufferrd about 20 fractures when a brick wall felt on him at the Rosenwild fire. Both Wolfs feet were erushed and he suffered Internal injuries. He is convincing in Florida Sanitarium. VAH-5 ENLISTS THE KIDDIES admiration with a apecial program for tho youngntcra aboard the USS Forrental. The Forrest al’s crew put on a show recently for grade school classes from the American school while the ship was anchored off Beirut, Lebanon. Films, free candy nnd a demonstration of an aviator's survival and flight equipment went over big with the younger Lebanese set, during the general visiting nbonrd the aircraft carrier. 9 A total of 4M new oil wells were completed la Arkansas In ms. The Real McCoys By I&dtutrlaOit Andrew Carnegie who said "to die rich Is to die dis­ graced," gave away 1330,000,001 before his death in 1919. Andy and Cliff By nine WEST WASHINGTON (U P I )- lf we rnuld figure out a way to bottle the adheilve quatitiei nr F.tra T. Benion, we probably could make a fortune In the glue hutinen. More than (even yean have have pasted aince the call went out to Salt Lake City beckoning Benion to Waihlngton In become Trcaident Eitenhawer’a firit *ecretary of agriculture. Tho wny Renion heard It, the call beckoned him to become Elicnhower'a firit and only agricul­ ture aecrclary. At lubiequent events were to prove, when Renion gel* a call he ti a hard man to disconnect. Such grey beards as can remem­ ber Benson's arrival here say that even then he had a settled look about him, as though he intended to stay a long, long time. Since that fateful day, a host of cnncrossinnal Democrats, plus a goodly number of Republicans, have used everything hut a shoe­ horn to try to pry Renion out of his cabinet seat. When last seen, they were shopping for shoehorn. nut even his most die-hard critic* finally came to realise that trying to "dump Benson" was shout like trying to skin-dive In the Great Salt Lake. Nevertheless, lime U at last running out on the tenure of tha undumpabta secretary. Under the 22nd Amendment, Eisenhower cant seek reflection and nol even Renion expects to stay on board after the new president is Inau­ gurated next January. So when 1 heard that Renson was going to testify before tha Senate Agriculture Appropriations subcommittee, the thought struck me that it might be my last chance to aee him confront hi* critics. When I arrived at tha Senate Office Building, Benson already waa ensconced in tha witness chair and waa expressing "deep appreciation" to the subcommitIre for tha "cooperation" it bad given him over tha years. , If what Benson received 'from any congressional group was "ea- nperation," then he and I have different definitions of the word. I figured he either hid a short memory or was tendering an olive branch, garnished with bygones. As It turned out, the rubrommittee members also were in an Auld Lang Syne mood. It is true they made some rather pointed comments about Benson's pro­ grams. But nobody read aloud the airline schedules to Salt Lake City or anything like lhal. When the hearing was over, I went to the Senile library and looked up the testimony thst Ben­ son gave the first lime, he ap­ peared before the subcommittee on April 13. 1933. "The time has come," he said then, "when we must fire the hard facts of squaring our spend­ ing with our income." Then I noted that since 1M3, tho Agriculture Department budg­ et has risen from 12,917,000,000 to M,201.000.000. The times apparent­ ly changed even it the secretary didn't. S E C U R IT Y ELECT REV. DOW NS FOR GOVERNOR Ton don's wsnt s Negro In Ihs Cabinet or Integrated Schools Pd. Pol. Adt. A SSO C IA TE S, IN C . Members - Maw York Steak I . STO C K S - B O N D S ■ M UTUAL - FUNDS I F A l-TBSC Garda* 1. Toll, Mgr. KIRK - Mass FOR G O O D G O V E R N M E N T — E L E C T Allen Robert Lormann jsitstr Y O U R CARRAWAY & McKIBBIN 1M X. Parti A t*. FA l-BIBl COUNTY COMPLETING 100 LANDINGS in Skywarriora aboard the USS Forrestal called for a break by these members of VAH-S. Shown commemorating the occasion of their Your Sheriff Seminole County Kdah*t*d far *ha J«h I* t »a Gaaegla callegea, Northwestern Ualraeatty laatitata far paUaa aaparvUioa, threa FBI achooU, Baptist Tratata* laatitata. a a a Already flrat akariff te pet aartsd cars. uniform*) men la HawtaoW Caeaty, laiUllad ep te data aoaimuaieatioaa ayatria, •lbar bapraraairalB to lecraaaa yaar pratscliow. Jaat aback tha raasrd. • 100th landing are, from left, Cdr. Robert E. Osterholm, Lcdr. David K. Denrulph, Lcdr. Hugh L. O'Hara and Cdr. Roy E. Farmer. Current Payola Investigation Termed A Real 'Gasser' Keep J.L.Hobby • Qualified D IS T R IC T Dependable • Capable Pd. Pot. Adv. By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (U PI) — Hallo all of you out there la northern radioland. In southern radioland, hello you all. This is your teen-age diac jock­ ey reporter about to scatter a lit­ tle platter chatter your way. So put down that homework and lend an car, hey. Your leen-ago disc jockey re­ porter has been over in the Houae caucus room tuning In on the Dick Clark investigation. It's a gasser, man. A real gaascr. Like those cats on the House Oversight Committee seem to think that our boy Dick has heen doing the old payola bit or some­ thing I mean, how corny can you gctT Like everybody knows that Dirk hid an Interest in a lot of record compiniea. He's a real free en­ terpriser,' that lad. So what is thalT A crime or something? The thing that makes you sick, sick, sick Is all this ja il about Dick playing hii own companies' records on his own dee-jay show just so we would go out and buy them. We liked those record*, didn’t we, gang? 1 men, they were ab­ solutely and positively the most. V O T E W IT H C O N F ID E N C E FOR A R T H U R H . B E C K W IT H , Jr. N . ML In a ll 8 co u n ties o f 9th JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT Supervisor of Registration Seminal* County. Seminole OaeeeM Brevard St. Lucie Martin India* River Okeechobee RE-ELECT & KEEP ASYOUR CIRCUIT By The People For The Term Now Serving 2nd Nam e — 2nd Column On The V oting Machine These Seminole County Lawyers ENDORSE a n d RECOMMEND H IM ; C .Vernon Mize, Jr. Sylvan J. Davie, Jr. Jos. M . M urasko A lb e rt N . Fitts Am brose O lliff I have an Interest In tha fatnr* af Semin­ Gordon V . Frederick T. Edw in Shinholser al. County In these twe bays. I fast It !■ at K arlyle Housholder G. A n d re w Speer W . C. Hutchison, Jr. Geo. A . Speer, Jr. H arold F. Johnson D ouglas Stonstrom Phillip H . L o g an R. W . W a r e FOR C l e r k of the C i r c u i t Court JUDGE W. A. PATTISHALL Elected K a th le e n R eyn o ld s Orange S ’ M ack Cleveland, Jr. CANDIDATE « ELECT COM M ISSIONER "To The Beet Of My Ability — We'll Get Thing* Dene In H ie County Y O U R W a y ~ CenaervatlT*. Fair Action — Not Pro inIn** — An Mayer Of Len gw eed Important Things Have Bees Achieved Which They Said Couldn’t Be Done — I ShaN H ava Y o u Interest* At Heart AH The Time — We Need Back Other To Lift T h e Burdens Near Confronting Seminole County.1* They were song* to itudy by and songs to eat double-decker ham­ burger* by. If your hamburgers leaked a little mustard on the records, they sounded even bet­ tor. But don't wnnry, gang. Dick Is playing this thing real cool. He went out and hired the "computech" company to analyte the records be played on the "Ameri­ can Bandstand" show. According to Computech. the analysis showed that Dick played the records that were most popu­ lar. regardleaa of whether he had a financial intcrett In them. But I guen those committee cats don't dig mathematics or something. Anyway, they brought in these three statisticians to give the Computech analysis a goingover. A tornado travels at a speed ranging from 23 to 40 mltei an hour. 3 least partly my responsibility to see that these things which are wholesome are i provided far mine and ether people's chitdreo, yea, for all S E M IN O L E af ns hare ‘ in COUNTY 4) MEET THE BECKWITH FAMILY mag m rraldrat „ , ............. l___ i f t Im M 11 H f laal> Cauaty *- _____/ Family buui • Valera* af WW II • Member •aff Firat First NathadM M d M U Chuck, Chuck. M Maaabsr m i bar * aff It* iU O Official ff Baud 11 yarn • Adult StuuUy Behoof Clua Tracker • Educated at Btetaan sad Temple UnivendUe*. pd. pol. adr. 1m • Capable • Conscientious • Courteous ' Will devote full time to this office. pd, pol. adv. K . W . McIntosh s Fred R . W ilson W h o knows a Judge better than the L aw y ers who practice befo re Jdntf Fatd fat. Adv. by Campaign Traaaum, Julian K. Domhdck % �n n A p ril l » , 1M 0 Television FRIDAY P . M . 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(I) H ilt H i (II (I) 11:41 CD I ill (I ) ti*t ( f t (I) (fl 1:11 ( I ) t :l* ( I ) 111* ( I ) (I) M l (• ) t ill (l) M l It) «:H ( ! ) (* i (I) t i l l (l> lift (I) (I) II) l>M ( I ) III (I) l i l t (• ) (II III M l (t) Jab* Map'slao F ill Oral Roberta Blabep pika A ir Fer*p Nawa Kaaaball KurXrlr* Film Faalur* Baaabalt Collepo Nawa Caaflda* Hat B n .b all K art*** Kapar* RaMkall Mld-FU. t«dualry Cauairy atyla tfBA Tk* V liliar campaign Raundup auaday with fo lly Boy Roaora Marla t i la Wattle* Malty'* Funnlai r a n Ik* Kalla* rhkmplonohl* Oalf OB Fa alkali 0*M B ut* Bua*y Btaclla* — 1111 Cruaada I * Faalll* Law af lb* Flalnama* Maat MrOraw Nawa apatliabi •“ V llB B W laSS U r ( I ) William Tall f i l l (l> It) It) fiM ( I ) (I) t it t ( I ) Loaala Braha* Arraw Rlvarbaat Movarlck F a ir Juat Man Kd Bulllra* > .. !!! iTh* f * * !U * *w m L**ef*rd ii t il* H ) •it* ( I ) It) (I) t i l t iD (I) )•:•* I I I (I) 11:11 ( I ) (I) (It ltiM (■) till* (I ) HI lt :t l (I ) H ill (t> Ckovy Bbaw Th* Rabat (t. K. Tbaatar TH* Alaakana, Atfrad Mltchcaik 1-er.lt* Tauna Jack Bonay Johnny Btaaealp What'* My LI m Bunday Nit* Bbaw Nawa Marl* Nawa Waalhar Haarl af tha CH) Circus Epic At Movieland Saturday That alt tlm* eircua epic, which atanda in • clan by It**If a* far at ipactacular entcrtainmthl la conrimed—"Tha Graatail Show On Earth" optna a five night run al tha Movieland Drive-In Saturday. Starring Betty Hutton, Cornel Wild*, Charlton Heaton, Dorothy Limour, Gloria Crahime and Jame* Stgwart, "The Grcateit Show On Earth" ihow* the thrill* of tha Big Top and a powerful, per­ ianal atory dramatiaed brilliantly by tha atari. Made wilh tha cooperation of the Singling pcopla, (ha Cecil DeUllta epic future* hundred* of famed acrobat*, tightrope w a l k e r * , clown*, performing enlmili and other hilr-niilni thriller*. The other future on the program I* "The Saga of Hemp Brown" ■larrlng Kory Calhoun. Starling Thuradar. end running for b full weak, will be "South Pacific," the famed Broadway play ■tarring Romeo Braul and Vital Gaynor. Hie other feature oa the program will be "The Forbidden Dated." MONDAY A. M. • ill TiM flit ill Hi HI Hi it ) C*all*aatoa CMmncm Tad*y Waothar C arla**l Nawa * Waalhar Nawa _ gst»ftiess. • i l l ( i t Nawa * waatbaa i t ) IX CaaMa tpal.) 'tiifsms.iL.. THE BEATE8T BEATNIK of tf5 » all Is jarty Ltwla as a visitor from outsr space in “ Visit to b 8msll Planet" duo at tho Kits Thsstrs Saturday, AUo in ths ««at is Barbara Lawson. H i l l ( I ) Xartoon Kapara H itt ( I ) Play T * « r Muaah (»),M*vi#T*' ** ttitt ili SwSliSr * t e d a . MONDAY P. M. l l i H H i Troth or C**aaa*a «aai IItM (|) It .I 0**44 B* TOO U n t t ll% ," , f m \\\us%&® ii! f e T r . a u "*% V S J t t U r ,M {It IP U B r * t l i l t ( I ) Chrlataphar* Outer Space Comedy Due At Ritz fo rt In cate tha earth doain’t bava enough to cope with, Siturdap whoa Jury Lawia arrival at tht Rita Thaatra In •'Vinlt to • Sm i D Planar It will hava moral The film production la an adap­ tation of tha hit Goto Vidal Broad­ way ahow. Jt co-atari Joan Black­ man, Earl Holliman and Fred Clark and ftaluraa John William*, Gale Gordon and a truely remarkable young dancer, Barbara Law- TO N IG H T 10:0P • 10:10 CH. • W L O M T CH. • WDBO TV Jerry portray* Kretnn, an lmpith creature from outer apace wfcoae ln»a liable eurioalty about humant and Uwir waya tend* him to iplnalng from out of the myi- SKATE CUCWTWCK DONT LET tha mnktup fool you . . . it's J «m « SUwirt In ths Academy Award-winning picture, "The Greeteit Show On Earth.” coming to the Movieland Drive-In Saturday. Ptcturn on tho right shows Betty Hutton slso sUrrod In ths production. CI TY II S t I At f MIN [it ir fi.’ v , ! " " I) C*rta**a BRYANT FOR i « f " and oatromn enmity. The Uyoar-old actor, who la in SwitaarIsed, waa ordered to appear in PHONE FA S - I « i BIG DAYS GOVERNOR LAST DAT . AT THS A l l . t t "GAZEBO" Giro* Ford • Color CO-HIT AT S:M ONLT "M ISSISSIPPI GAMBLES" ________ TyroB# Power SAT. APRIL 30 WED. MAY 4 fMPty' oaucorfnf down to la rlh •• A . 3 u .tu * f > 1 * - — PA O C nO N TO tr R V O IA Is :------■ C D tlM B * 4 ^ _ CO-HIT AT I liM ONLY “S a g s Of H o a tp B r o w s * THCHN1COLOR Man Calkmi A t UBVtOTHtN •CHOOL-to t U l SICH ROOMS . m C A L L I N G A L L K ID D IE S I l T ~ HUTOYT HUHRYI H U B B Y ! FREE — R E A L C I B C U 8 - T Y P E ‘ P IN K LEM O N AD E” A N D B A LIX X >N 8 — F R E E T O FOUST 100 K ID D IE S * SUNDAY 4 C O M B E A R L Y — O P E N A T 0:10P . M . is, — 1 -%* ,.-,(w ' -rn., • :o u >rez. ' S ^ wm •; ) m * *;vr,' *•- w m m i i t f �Use HERALD W ant Ads To Deliver Your Business Service Message. PH. FA 2 -2 6 1 1 A. Real Entatc For Salt 2. For Rant 5. Real Batata For Sala Sit* tanforb Rrralh Fri. April 29, 1960—Page 17 3-ROOM furniahed apartment with 2-BEDROOM houte, 1 year* old. bath and garage. 2320 N. Nar* eisiu* Ave, FA 2-3116. Classified NICELY furnishd large 2 bed­ room and 2 bath apartment. 1912 Sanford Ave. Adult*. FA 2-5668. Phone FA 2-2611 APT., clean, nice ihadc. FA 2-6678. WILL SHARE home with buiin o* lady. FA 2-0641. UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom duplex apartment. Lake privilege*. ITS. FA 2-3729. 2. For Rent 2-BEDROOM unfurnished apartwent, kitchen equipped. 1M W. 3-BEDROOM upitairi downtown 10th. furnished apartment 963 per month. FA 3-3071. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* private balhi, 114 W. Pint St. I-BEDROOM trailer 646 per month. Call rA 2-3071 or FA 2 3333 after 2-REDROOM CB house, unfurnish­ 3:30. ed. kitchen equipped, nice localion. FA 2 SOT. FURNISHED apartment a few blocks from downtown, hsndy lo FURNISHED apartment, 217 W. all churches 608 So. Park Ave. Third. FA 2-2*16. FA 3 9967. FURNISHED 1-bcdronm hnuitc In FURNISHED apartments, hard Lake Mary. Phone TEmple wood floori, til* bath*. 602 W. 1-3062. 171b. Street UNFURNISHED 1 bedroom bouaa. 3-BEDROOM furniahed house in Call FA 2-1393. Sunland Estates. 9U0 mo. Call between 4 and S p. m. at 211 • BEDROOM house with Florida Flamingo Dr. room. Stove, refrigerator and waahing' machine. Country Club 3 BR bouaa. Ph. FA 3 6368 after Manor. FA 3-T22I. 9 p. m, 3-BEDROOM. Share entira houie. FURNISHED apartments, clean TA 2-3946. and nicely furniahed; 101 Mag­ nolia. 1203 Elm, 1 » Elm. |63. ^ E o c h ARBOR; Extra large I bed­ FA 1-6626. room, 2 bath, Florida room home. Ph. FA 2-3301. NICE bedroom, prlvata entrance and bath. PbotM FA 2-3441. t-BEDROOM furnished apartment. Reasonable rent. C l e a a In. RENT A BED FA 2-0614. Rollaway, Hospiti' A Baby Beds By Day, Week or Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE V eit 12th Strati — 1 bedroom du­ Ph. FA 2-3181 111 W. lit St. plex, furnished, 963 per month. FURNISHED apt. FA 2-2900. f *16 ELM — 1 bedroom duplex, COOL, roomy 2 bdrm. unfurn. lurnished, 9** pur month. downstairs apt. 967.30. 1700 Mag­ nolia Ave. FA 2-2931. SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE — 2 bedroom house, everything furn­ 2 room garage apt. Newly flalabed ished, 9100 per month. floors. Water furnished. 945. FA 2-6606 Evenings or weekend. •to ROSALIA — 9 bedrooms, 1 hath, quiet Mlgbhorheod, |U par FURN. A p t M1H W. let S t For these and other rentals, coo. laet property manager at Stenstrom Realty FURNISHED apartment, clean and eloae in. Aduila only. Jimmy Cowan, FA 2-4013. FURN. apt 2200 MeUoavtUu. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house, 164 N. Park Av*. Phana FA2-2420 kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2-4461. •‘Open evening* till 9:30 PM" NICELY furnished 2 room apart­ IICE 2 bedroom unfurnished ment FA 2-3303. bouse. FA 1-6607 or FA 2-0771. I-BEDROOM unfurnished honta. BLEEPING ROOMS, lha Gables 401 UagMlia Ava. FA 2-0720. Fenced backyard. FA 1-4667. 3-ROOM furnished downstairs UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, 1306 Elliott. Call FA 2-3234. apartment 106 Elm. FA 2-2021, UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom house, I-ROOM sad bath apt. FA 9-0379. kitchen equipped. Double gar­ APARTMENT: |30. 108 W. Ninth age. 635 month. Days FA 3-6061, St. FA nighti FA 2-4373. l-ROOM bouaa in nice neighbor­ I ROOMS * bath, nicely furn. 640. hood. Beautiful knotty pin* all Inquire Apt. ? 407W W. 1st. electric kllehaa. Convenient to a b o p p i n g and schools. Fb. BLEEPING room, clean, homa FA 1-6463. like. Cloae to town. Reasonable. 109 So. Holly, TA 2 2469. I l l PALMETTO Ave.: 2 bedroom bungalow, furnished. MODERN 2 BR house, electric kitchen. Comer lot in eity, 973 MONTH: 2 I . R., all electric FA 2 3676. kitchen. Neat, clean, privet*. Near N. A. S. Children welcome. LOCH ARBOR Available May 1, Tel. FA 1-2346. B BDRM., 1V% bath unfurn. bom* oa canal. 6110 FURNISHED t b e d r o o m apt. DREAMWOLD Large living room, kitchen end Small furn. 2 bdrm. home. 963. breakfast nook. Screened porch. far 4 months. Summer ratal. Entire first Hear. I l l W. 16th Robert A, William*, Realtor. FA 2-3430. FA 13931. WE have three 1-bcdroom home*, B-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ kitchen equipped, water furn­ ped. TA 26043. ished. Across street from school. Call FA 3-4411 or FA 2-2631. BEAUTIFUL trailer with tub and modern conveniences 310, • 1-ROOM efficiency apartment, week. Alio or.a for I I a week. private bath. Suitable for one or FA 2-0319 after 3:00 p. m. couple. Acroaa from poitofflce. FURNISHED five room, one bed FURNISHED cottage for real it room, garage apartment. Call Five Points. 963 per month. FA 2-0633. FA 2-1407. , FURNISHED cottage Mary. FA 2 3041. In Lake FURNISHED apt. sou Park Ava. 3. Wanted to Rent FOR SALE HALF PRICE! I. Roal Batata For BpI* 6-1. R. home. furn. or unfurn. Buy equity. Will rent l i l t a month. Wyiwewoed Dr. Ph. FA 24966. S-BEDROOM, 1 both, T month old M um In Lock Arbor. Sacrlfles. FA l-SMi. V k i / H u m W iijJ ^ a a J jjl^ 1967 B. Sanford Ava. FA 2436J Sanford Properties— Acreage Florence Harrisi, Realtor AUanatic Beak Bldg. FA 2*164 BUILDING CONTRACTORS IN V IT A T IO N TO $99 CU R B GIRLS E. H. MACS OIL CO. h- ■ M cALEX AND ER Ml N. LAUREL AVE. REDI-MIX-CONCRETE 37" Window SHI* 91.23 34" Window Lin tela 91.21 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-3731 SPINET PIANO Have reclaimed piano located Mt. Dora. Will tranator to reliable party at larga aavingi. New guarantee — term*. Call Credit Manager, Steep Muaie Company, nr write 041 N. Orange Avenue, Orlando. C U S T O M Imperial range with double new. Muet ba aeen preciated. Ph. FA FA 2 8921. Frigidairo oven, like to be ap­ 14371 or SALE; Refrigerator*, deaka, patio Ublea, folding door*, medicine cabinet* and many more itemi. All price* reduced to aell. Maps* Ttlr, 207 .Weal lit., Sanford. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BUNDS Eneloied head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plaitle ends. Plastta or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylou cord*. Scnkarik Gian* and Paint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd St. FA 2.46X8 MENS ahirti *1. tennla oxfordi IL cots $4.99 up. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS, SIO Sanford Ave. BRAND NEW 1968 tig 16|( makea button bole*, aewa on buttona. appliques. $39.90 com­ plete price. Payment* if deaired. Write Mr. While, Box 60, e/o Sanford Herald. Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With The Coah. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 1-0677. 1-TON Coldapot air coadlttaasr, like naw. FA 2-M l. OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALS 1 Cent per lb. THE SANFORD HERALD OFEICR 104 W. lit. St. FA 2-1011 RCA CONSOLE TV and ■raph combination, goad (ad­ dition, $30. FA l-SZL UTILITY trailer, 4 ft. x I IL x 9 ft., well built. 933. Tailors new. log mi chine. Singer electric, per­ fect. 343. Stanley plena, 2 to., used little, 33. Reason for aett* tag, aickneaa. FA 24004, 94U Chare Ave. 14EARS V4 H. P. water pump M l 3, 54 In. x to in. P sash wintfewe with frame*, all 2-fW; 30 sheeta corregated metal roofing, 96 to. x I ft , f l per sheet; alio some ■pouting and acrap lumber. In­ quire W. E. Agner, Lemon Bluff, 24. I-oat ft Found LOST: Black purse, early Sunday morning on Hwy, 17-92 between DeBary and Sanford, No money but medicine of great value. RE* WARD. TA 2-1993 or call Sheriff* Dept. Call . «• • , A. K. R088ETT8R FLORIST FA 2-1631 Celery Ave. Far All Your Floral Need* Member — Florist Telegraph Delivery Aaaoc. Odham&Tudor T J 0 H N S LARGE HIGH LOTS DRY • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY V $ 10,550 / $359 DN. • I$0 MO. L Include* analog • FHA FINANCING 1800 ELK* - W. trd SAM LA W SO N FA 6-3141 FA 1-426* NEW RAVENNA r PARK HO M ES "^COUNTRY CLUB'"' HOMES A m i 22. Artidan For Salo Wall L SERVICE STATION 15-A Beauty Parlors Dawn's BID ON CONSTRUCTION 12. Plumbing Servlcoa HEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN PLUM LING B* Lovicr Wilt. Profciaional Contracting * Repairs 6400 equity. Pick up payment* For a small down payment and Beauty Care. J. W. H A L L monthly payments lo suit your Free Estimates of *37.30 per month. FA 2-7470. 2344 French Ave. budget you can purchase invest­ R. L. HARVEY Realtor ment property in the fastest FORCED TO SELL to pay laxea. Phona FA 2-3641 204 Sanford Ava. Phone FA 2-3363 growing area in the U. S. Let "Call Hall" Fiva acre* of land In Black Beauty 9al*a u* show you what wise invest­ Hammock. Call G. M. Arie, MAYFAIR 1610 Oak PA t-7094 ment in real estate can do for 2Oviedo. FO 3-33*4. bedroom, 2 bath colonial on you. Call us today! beautiful Virginia Ave. Hard­ I*. Flower* ft Plants wood floors, paneled den, fire­ Plumbing A Heating F A R M E R ’S AG E N C Y place. Contact ownrr al FA 2-4633 Stenstrom Realty AIR CONDITIONING Cut Flower* For Any Occatlon N. V. Farms., Realtor for Sanford* best buy. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Lillian Trams "Open evening* till 6:30 P. M.” 7 Sanford Ave. FA >6362 FA 2-1620 or FA 2-0370 R. H. lver*. D. 11. Whitmore 3RKDROOM home, pleasing100ex­ Associates. tras. Terms to suit. 1 303 F.lliott COUNTRY HOME IS. Electrical Servlci W H I T E CHRYSANTHEMUM 116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2 3221 Four bedrooms. livingroom. din­ plant* 23c dor. W. L. Holcombe, After hours, FA 2-M16. FA 2-4991 6. Mortgage Loam House Wiring — E'ectrlc Service ing room, kitchen and front 1200 W. 22nd, St., FA 10361. FA 2-0161. FA 2-3011. Sid Vihlen screened porch. One acre tiled MORTGAOE LOANS RANDALL FLECTRIC CO. 19. Boat* and Motors land with two flowing wella. Commercial and GROVE MANOR HOME: 1013 Lin 112 Magnolia FA 1-0013 Price 610,000. Good terms. Conventional Residence coin SL, * bedroom, 1W bath, Gataway To Th# Waterway WISF. and JOHNSON double rarport. Your EVINRUDE Dealer 14. Build, Taint A Repair 431 Magnniii Ph: GA 3-3492 C. A. Whiddon, Sr. Robeon Sporting Good* Orlando, Fla. 3-ROOM home near Pinaereat. BROKER WALL PAPERING k PAINTING 304-6-8 E. lit. Ph FA 2 3961 31,300. You make the torn*. We W. >. Shippy, Assoc. Work Guaranteed Bod Beard give you the furniture. Call 202 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3961 7. liuHlnemt Opportunities Contact 308 West 9th St. owner. FA 1-6671. Mercury Outboard Motor* Phone FA 2 8(143 MAJOR nil cnmpxnv truck atop for WOODRUFF MAIIIKK ROHERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor lease. FA 2-7662 or FA 2-7332. FORCED to tell. Leaving eity. No Raymnitd Lundqulst, Assoc. 8401 French Ave. FA 2-1392 THOS. E. THOMPSON reasonable offer refused. As­ FA 2-6991 Atlantic Bank Bldg. X. Femnl* Help Wanted General Contractor sume G. 1. loan on 3-bedroom 20!^Automob1Ten Home Carpentry Repair* home. 2411 Adams Ct. FA 2-T7M. Roofing k Siding S t Johns Realty Co. ’36 DODGE fordor VI, automatic, Phone FA 2 6432 3-HDRM. block home. Low down THE TIME TESTED FIRM with acceiaorie*. A t condition. payment, monthly paymontf 119 N. Park Ava. Ph. FA 2-61M Must be >1. Apply In poreoit. Pig Now tlrea. 6195. Will accept 15. Special Service* 631. FA 2 367*. •N Whistle. trade. Joe Orient), Holler Motor TV Servlca within the hour. Re­ Salei. 3-BEDROOM, one bath, largo lot. LOOK WHAT WE FOUND pair your TV tor 67.30, in your 4H% VA loan. 6700 down, pay­ a S bedroom homo tor a 2 bed­ A WORD TO THE WIVES home or no charge- Sunshine ’31 CHEVY 1123. FA 24116. ments $60 month. 001 Camellia If you need money to buy a room Price. A nifty tor only TV. FA 19*33. Ct. FA 2 2131. car, house, furniture — AVON *7671. Don’t wait on this, call 20’A Trailers can help you. Write NOW, Box ENVELOPES. Letterheads, atatt246, Lockhart, Fla. menta, Invoices, hand hilti, and SPARTAN houietraller, 33’ x I ’, 1580 DOWN p r o g r a m * , etc. Progressive 1931 model, wall to wall carpet­ Beautiful 3 Bedetum 2 Balk Home W. R. "BUI" STEMPER Agency Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2831— Realtor k Insurer ing, excellent condition. Call with Hardwood floor*. G. E. 306 West 13th St. Phono FA I-4M1 112 N. Park SALESLADY fo office supply and FA 2 8024. rqulpped Kitchen. Thermosta­ gift store, full time. Selling ex­ tically controlled Heat. Well, Phono FA 1*331 M01 Park Dr. perience and typing necrisary. FREE ESTIMATES cheerfully 2-BEDROOM Spartan trailer, lull Landscapped Lm on Dead Ead bath will* ahower. FA 2-3660. No phone calls. Apply in person given. Mattress renovating, up­ Street where Children play lo FIVE ACRES IN FAOLA mornings 10 a. m. lo 17 noon. holstery and slip covara. Cuisafety. Wo will bo proud to show A beautiful property fronting on Sweeney’s, 114 Magnolia. tom built bedding made to or­ 21. Furniture you this today. hard-top rood Just • tow minutes der. Call or com* In. Nix Bed­ MOVE RIGHT IN from downtown Sanford. Two 9. Mai* Help Wanted ding Manufacturing Co.„ 1301 New k U*ed Furniture k Appli­ FHA Financing—No Closing Coot aero* hav* been cleared around ance*. A Good Place To So. Sanford Av*. FA 1-1117. — for an appointment coll — a two bodroom bouse. If you are OPPORTUNITY for experienced BUY, SELL or TRADE PIANO TUNINQ k REPAIRING Helen E. Noonan al looking tor "olbow room" thla is automobile salesman. Leading Jenkins Furniture W. L. HARMON W. H. BUI Stamper Agancy Ml 97,700, terms available. Import line. Sanford area. For 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7430 Ph. FA 1428 FA 1-6)11 FA 3-4M1 Interview phona FA 1-4003. Thro* lakofront lota In Loko Mary, CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING:Xu PUMrs - SPRINKLERS 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath home; at­ •hady trees, high land, those are SALESMAN experienced in selling AH types and aisei. installed work guaranteed. Free Etu­ tached garage; extra eloaat truly wonderful hornelites. Must rnato*. Pbooe FA 2-7619. new and used cars. Agreaalve "Do It Yourarlf" ■pace and added storage apore; ba aeon to be appreciated. Pric­ "Big Three" Dealership needs WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Sunland Estates. Ph. FA 2-r HOLLOWAY, Hoipital and Baby ed at $1200.96100, and I9I00. Con­ lop notch salesman. Our pay S T I N E Bed*. Day, Week, or Month— tact Rob Loo at, SUNLAND ESTATES: 1 bedroom, plan lo one of the best in the Machinery and Supply Co. FURNITURE CENTER 2 bath, extra latge home. View automobile field; Sanford area. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 3-6432 110 French Ave. of lake. Assuma FHA or FHA Coll FA 3-0614, ask for ailes Stenstrom Realty Ph. FA 2-79.M in a o r v i e o mortgage- Fh. 111 N. Fork Av*. Phona FA 2-2420 manager. A U T O GLASS FA 2-M72. • BIO VALUES "Open Evenings till 0:M F. M." IN S T A L L E D WANTED: MAN 25 TO 33 FOR O QUICK CREDIT FULLTIME WATKINS ROUTE. Windshield I-BEDROOM furniahed b o u t * . BackGlassO EASY TERMS BUDGET BOOSTER NO COSIGNERS REQUIRED. Door Glass FA 1-1910. Vent Glass WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS If you have good credit ond 9130 EARN 173 00 TO $100.00 WEEK­ SERVICE W ILS O N - M A IE R wo cao move you into this nlco I-BR, C.R., 175 ft x 000 ft. LY TO START. WRITE WATlakofront. Beautiful and natfull. two bedroom frame home whoro New and Uatd Furniture KINS, 6U WEST FEACHTREE Senknrik Glass and Paint Co. FA 1-4622 On privet* 00 acre lake, Boat your Investment equity will grow 111 E. Firal Si. FA 2-3622 ST., N. E., ATLANTA, GEOR­ 114 W. 2nd St. and dock. Fishing and swim­ very fait; kitchen equipped. To­ GIA. AIR CONDITIONING Uted furniture, appliancei, tooli ming. 7 miles from Sanford, on tal price 13,993. Juot dial the H. B. POPE CO. etc. Bought-SoM Larry1* Mart vod road. Alt ntilitioi. Term*. MANAGER TRAINEE: Excellent number for. . . mo g. Park - FA 2 4224 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4133 Fa" opportunity tor men who can SPECIAL SERVICE qualify future branch manSERVICE CALM 62.00 OWNER TRANSFERRED: Must 22. ArHelen For Salo BRANCH OFFICE egara. High school graduates, The Blggeat Little Shop soil 4 bedroom, * bath homo. V. M. "Bltl" Rtampor Apaaoy agos 11-16. Apply Florida Slate la Sanford. All Parti And 4ta% mortgage. Immediate oc­ Realtor k Insurer Employment Service, 110 W. Mbor Guaranteed 90 Day*. cupancy. Ph. FA 1-otM. P R IV A T E S A LE 1901 Park Drive SANFORD RADIO A TV CENTER Second Si. ALL our roitaurant equipment FA 2*8331 8th. A Sanford Ave. FA 2-9741 from aih traya to atovei — pour future homo hi the MAN who knowa Drllary area tor TO YOUR DOOR SERVICE EVERYTHING goca at idiolJc FIRST inspect thla S bedroom light delivery work. Car esaen Satoord area, Florida'! finest. price* 1 The PM Houie, Hwy. homo. No obUgatioa. Then, leu llal. Part lime. FA 24733 bo Every Tueiday and Wednoaday 17-92 and 20th., Sanford Mon­ SANFORT A SOWERS discuss prico. 4V9% mortgage. MAYFAIR; Beautiful 9 bodroom, iwoen 6:00 and 6:00. 131 E. Welbourne Ave. Ml 2-2474 Wo are ready to Mil. Wynnewood day — Tueiday — Wednesday, I hath homo with many at9:00 A. M. - 0:00 P. M. WINTER PARK. FLA. Section, M il SUvom Ave., Fb. tractive loatum. 940M down IDEAL chance to have your own FA 24330. buiineia. No investment needed. Chain Saw* — Tool* — Bella— payment. Total 911,100. DON’T MISS IT ! Null — Screw* Nationwide water conditioning TRADE II,600 equity la Urge co, want* to set up independent and Other Parti. Phoxo or Will* f A W D U S T P 1 N E C R E S T : Convonlont to and ahavtogt. modem bouse, 9 yra. old, in city dealer to Sanford for entire echo*!, churches and (hop­ FA 14677, Buckner k Son. COMPLETE of Sanford, for house trailer, lot, Seminole County. Training in ping areas. Attractive I bod­ LAWN MAINTENANCE car, sUtlon wagon, bulimia lot, water conditioning will be given USED Kenmore Wither, needs room, 1 bath homo, completely or acreage. Phono FA 2-7931. localy. No salei e x p e r i e n c e Mowing — Edging — Fertilising minor repairs. 113. Can be seen furnished at ■ bargain price Renovating — Fertiliier Sataa necessary, but must be sale* at Lot 31, Park Avenue Trailer of 114,919. Dowa payment 03JM FREE ESTIMATES I-BEDROOM bouse in Pinecreot minded. Age: between 26 and 39. Pk. with a 4to% mortgage and amall JOHN LOMMERSE. FA S-T1T area. Sell my equity cheap, For Information call GA 3 payment! of 974.71 each month, maks mo on offer. Must transfer Orlando anytime. Sewinjy Mach. Repairs Thla hum* la being sold to notby May 4, I960. Ph. FA 3 8 0 . MCW HOMES BY ALL MAKES A MODELS Ua on oatata. 10. Malt or Female 164 9*. Path (24 hr. aor.) LOCH ARBOR: 9 bedrooms. I FA 688 4 BEDROOM, S BATH baths. Very attractive. Mooo MEN-Womcn 120. Daily. 8*11 Lum­ C. >. I . home located oa 19 s inous nameplates. Writ* Reevai 15-A Beauty Parian down payment which ran b* re­ 140 ft. lot with good water and Co., Attleboro, Mass. duced with second mortgage, lake privltoaea. South Pinecreot A Satisfied cuatomer la our beat f r i cod at $14,909. $15,000 WITH TERMS Ow Oaera Read, 8*. #4 Haafeed 11. Work Waik.td advertisement. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK WYNNWOOD: AtlratUv* I bed­ HOUSEWORK, FA 2 20*6. Sunland Estates 4 BEDROOM, t BATH 103. So. Oak . . . Ph. FA 2-1742 room, 1 bath bomb. Florida C. B. S. bom* on high lot with IT-92, S miles He. ef Hanford BABYSITING by day, nl|hl, week room, feared yard, dishwasher paved street and rights to canal. FA 14032._________ _______ and other oatras, $1900 down. Flowing Coat House equipped with QE stove, Total prico $12,710. refrigerator, dishwaahar, dispo­ Aa how Aa $275. LADY with experience In general sal and washing maehine. office work, also credit, cash, VA-FHA, FHA-IN-9ERVIC1 $11,900 • MUM DN. SUnstrom Realty taring, ail** and switchboard Immediate Oeeapaaey ator wishes full Umo *■• 111 N. Park Av*. Phono FA 2-1420 t Year Perseaal Bsltafacllea . mint. Call FA 1-6017, “ Open ovonlnga til 9:20 PM" R O S A L. P A Y T O N UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom apart­ ment Mar aehoel and sterna; WANTED: buaiMsa building on M il Elm. No peta please. west tide of Rta. IT A 91 San­ ford lo Maitland. Approximately CB. 2 BEDROOM, unfurnished, 30’ x 90'. Will rent with option A n d Associttes kitchen equipped bouse MO per to buy. Must be reasonable. 01*8 month. 2330 Palmatie Ave. Ragiaurod Baal I d l t i Broker full details, P. 0. Box 1971, BaaFkooe FA 24637. Fb. FA 9-1191 17-99 at Hiawatha ford. Florida. 2-BEDROOM trailer. Alio, 2 shady 9-BEDROOlf, 1 bath home on cortrailer spaces. Elder Spriagi TTRHniiaut^wtatsr aor lot. 1112 Falemo Ave. Trailer Park. FA 2-I3U. FA 1-7204. LAND WANTED Lota or Acreage, Give legal Beecriptlaa, price and term*. Wrtto SWIMMING POOL ^ " " T H R D R O o ir F. 0. Box 271, Sanford, Fla. I t X 32 ft , fully equipped Bstker Williams display pool Available new at . . . . . A. Roal Eatato For Sail MANOR *50 DOWN MOVES YOU $10,750 - IN FROM - $69 MO. I-RIDROOMS, IH TILE BATH* with colored fill area, to m ia t floore. vonaUea blinds, carport*, ocroeu pocch. utility room tad many other extras. All Homan Carry A 1 Yr. F.H.A. Warranty IN THE CITY - ALL CITY CONVENIENCES tttPUV MOORS OWN DAIYX"* V1 ..» » M O Ih M W t M F .R lN t a < • Quiet Community 4 Near Golf Course $450 Down Turn W«et On 20th Hi. Follow Country Club Rd. ft Wafch For Our Signs . . . . OPEN DAILY «:00 A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. T il Dark ShaamaJuk Construction Co., lac. f 241 Was* 26th Street Phase FA 9-3191 T O D A Y ’S S P E C IA L S 1950 NASH $110 GUARANTEE Year perseaal ■atlafarttao fet eae full year m the eeaitruelloa ef year home er moaey bark. AND Ws agree that If during aft mealks following signing ef your aaleo contract you art ferred for any reaiea te move euUlde a 29 mils radiua ef yout new home — four dewa paymeat and « toeing rente will ba returned. FREE W ELCOM E Te laatoid! Re Uur Gueole Fet g Day* Absolutely Free, Without Obligation A t On* U! Hanford's Leading MeleU While You Locate Henning Per You 8 Year Family. Pich Up heyn At 8alaa Office I Odham&Tudor Hwy. 11.92 * 27th 94. Sales 01 ftoe Sanford Ph. PA 1-1191 J. Rralley Odhem, President ' 1957 CHRYSLER Wiadaar 4 Dr. Hardtop $1595 • 1956 FORD * STATION WAGON $995 Salta - Servlet SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. O DODGE * D ART • CHRYSLER SHE. M U * FA U t i l OPEN EVENING TIL Si SAT. TIL IM Q w �IM&v * . lB - F r i. A YOUR V O T E Of Sun b Shown In Science Exhibit V A im ifaTO N (U P iC - n * tint X -n r picture ever Uken at the w u esMbHed *t the National l*mr at aaleneea Tburaday. • The photograph, Ukae by ■ rocbet find Mat weak at Whit* Baada, If, ahowa that the aua la awn itn ftf by « vaat h*le of X-radlaPoe wittota Hi *#p*r bot eoreoa. Setoattota *tto*dlag the aeide■y'a anaeal matting called the X-ray picture a tremendoua techakal achieve*eel. They laid It wtH provide oaw uadaratandlng of W ; radiation! which govern radio comwunleatieni on earth. TW photograph waa obtained by e Naval Research Labors lory la d *, headed by Richard L. Blake, ortth the balp of an Aerobet-Hi racket fired IN mllea into the i * f t ‘ afcowa tha iue rimmed by a bright X-ray kilo and aavtnl Intaoas apota af bright X-ray trailatoe distributed over the hato’i «tot. Dr, Herbert Priedman, auperintaadaot af tb* atmoaphere and aidrapbyatoa dtvtoioa of the labora­ tory, espials** the photograph at a ayapothim on aolar emlialona. Tba nirfaca of the vieible sun baa a temperature af about 10,100 degree* fahranbait. itrcuhing milttoea af *Ucs Into spaeo la the aun’a fcoreaal atmoaphar*, vary fWo.but vary bet. Tba etrona’a average tempera­ ture to about J,» o rooo degrees fahrenhelt with local bot apota reaching perhaps id million dc•* vb, At this tamparatura the gas to laotoad late electron* and positive­ ly charged heavier particle*. • ‘Tba electrons raee about at such high apaeda," rrtodman laid •That tbelr coUiaiom with tha heavy auclai generate X-rays." Friedman laid tha X-ray inten•Hy "hai been found to play an tapartont role in tha formation of tha iaoeiphara," tha charged re gtooa af tha upper atmosphere, "which In tun controls tong-rang* . Mdto eommunlcations." '■ B r Seated fWAMPSCOTT, Mas*. (UPI» it -gslsctman Donald K. Coatln , Opposed tha Wan of n pay niso i gar the selectmen. Rut Uspeyers Ivoted then nisei of 1150 n year 1 each, anyhow. Coatin announced M* |1M WO*Id b* spent to buy thaw* new swivel chairs for tha three Selectmen. COUNT! FOR YOUR OWN BEST INTERESTS 92 MILLION HAIL STORM awept through central Texan and pelted San Angelo with hall atones as big as golf balls and some pellets actually reached the size af baseballs. This picture shows part of the damage dons In San Angelo. Franco May Announce Plans Soon To Return King Ry PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign Editor Thor* la speculation la Spain that Generalissimo Francisco Pranco may bo about to disclose ono of hto moat closely guarded secrets. That would bo something about Anti-Missile Test A Success his own pians (o step down and when or if a king Is to return to the Spanish Mirooe. Tho speculation * rises from recent meeting between Franco and Uio royal pretender, Don Juan da Borbon. officially uncon firmed report* from that meeting say Franco recognised the Bor bon’a royal claim, thus eliminat­ ing other possible claimants. Within the Borbon family, there are two possibilities—Don Juan do Borbon, or his son. Prince Juan Carioi. Tbs son, under Franco’s guld ance, has been given the educa lion of royalty^-attendance at all three of the nation's military acadcmlea, army, navy and air. He now is embarking on WASHINGTON (U PI) - The Army lucceaarully fired IU pow­ erful Nlke-Zcui anti-missile from underground for the first time at tha White Sanda testing range In Nap Mexico. An announcement here said the huge . mlaille, packing tto.ooo pounds of (hruit In Us Ural stage, roared aloft from an underground "cell"- or "a lio.", The teat rocket carried a dum­ my second stage and warhead, The Longwood Civic League will Five previous Zeus firings have Install Its new officers at a cov­ been conducted from the ibrfaee, ered dish supper aiid family three of. them successfully. night celebration May 5. Mrs. Garland Shaw was re­ elected president In (he recent Motels In Trouble? elections, Mrs, W. J. ilarlley was TALLAHASSEE (UPI ) - Stale named vice president; Mrs. Ira Hotel and Restaurant Commis­ Wilson, second vies president; sioner Richard Edgerlon skid to­ Misa Dorothy Heath, secretary; day an estimated 14 to II Florida Mrs. Stephen Rockwell, treasur­ resort hotels and motels will go er; kiln Elisabeth Abbot, recordbankrupt this year. Edgcrton said lag secretary;* and Min Ella this to morn than usual, but to not Cummings, house chairman. ■a Indication of s decline in tourist Tha supper will bo at 0:30 p.m. builnesi. at tha league building, New Officers To Be Installed term of civilian studies under tu­ tors. Monarchist sources say the father allowed his son to return to Spain only upon assurance from Franeo that the Borbon dy­ nasty would bo the chosen one. Don JUan to the mao on whom monarchists currently are placing their beta. Spanish law now provides that whoever take* lha Spanish throne must be mora than 30 years old, a Catholic, a Spaniard and from a recognised royal family. The 47-year-old Don Juan fits the de­ scription. His eon still to too young. Monarchist sources In France and Portugal expect Franco to give a hint of hla plans during a forthcoming visit to Barcelona where he to expected to make at least two Important speeches. These source* believe one of Franco's first moves will be to bring forth a law establishing the rights and powers both of a chief of stata and a chief of govern­ ments, roles now filled by Franco, Franco himself has said repeat­ edly that Spain la a monarchy but that he ha* a lifetime mandate to direct Spain's destiny. Only one thing would cause him to abandon what he considers a providential duty. That would be ill health. In Portugal, where the pretend­ er lives In exile, royalist sources expect nothing concrete for two year*. But they also believe It might torn* earlier. DO NOT BE INFLUENCED THIS IS A CHOICE YOU MUST MAKE YOURSELF S. GARY BENNETT JR. BENNETT’S OPPONENT Experienced A n d Proven Leader • M ayor O f Cocoa 6 Y e a rs • Municipal Judge Proven Tool o f Special Group* • Bulkhead • Oil R efinery • Sale o f Public Lands (Brevard's Most Progreaoive City) • • • Outstanding Conservationist Farsighted Plann er Proven A bility (Island la Mnltot Croak) “CROWN PRINCE” OF POLITICAL CLIQUES Proven C ourage to F IG H T fo r P R IN C IP L E ? o f Good G overnm en t T IP THE SCALE (Self Admitted) IN YOUR FAVOR! S. GARY BENNETT, Jr. STATE SENATOR 37th D IS T R IC T (Seminole and Brevard Counties) pd. pal. ndv. A m erica n H o m e sa z BEST HOME FOR T H E M O N E Y IN F L O R I D A ” M o v e in fo r 0 1 4 5 d ow n AMIRICAN HOME MAGAZINE ANNOUNCED that North Orlande Hoorn waa tha award, "le*t Horn# for Tha Monty la Florida* far its Mod. 6021 homo. Tha experts from American Horn* considered deiign af Hit htnit, price rang#, floor plan, cast af Hit land, typo af conitructiaa, buildlag materials, vetting, and mony ether feelers that influence Hie value af • heme ia a community. rooms, two coromit til* bath*. Designed to make yoor everyday Itvino more comfortobl*, b*outlful, end carefree, thi* North Orlando Home* oward winner eon be your* for only )M 5 $145 DOWN MOVES YOU IN fa this $14,045 award wianing heme. The iV. h *«ly $145 including nil daring cents, monthly payment* ef $79.16 Include interest and amortisation. If you thought you hud to •uva for year* and yeart to awa your own home, you better see thl» award winner end lii ether fully fiirniihed hornet at North Orlande Homes today. Other modole require a down paymant af ai liftla os $110. n o r th o r liin d o £ OoMba \f ; TA / i o H ie d / RHONC Ml 7-9912, T l 1-4401,.or W ord PA 2-7962 '* • '} * * 't * " 1-*» i \ * WATCH THI NORTH ORLANDO HOMES AWARD THEATER, SATURDAYS AT II i ll OH CHANNEL t. CLAMOUROUS WORK CIHTIR KITCHEN moke* «ookin« fun. North Orlando Home*' kitchen* include built-in Prewoy oven ond range, Frigldolra r#frigerotor-lro*i*r, link* In ond partial on thh'proonod-in patio, virtually another iMng W *" i- �Here Are Polling Places Here are the polling locations County’* 16 precincts: fo r residents o f Seminole Precinct 1: W est Sanford, 116 French Ave. Precinct 2: Lake Monroe, church annex, p r e c in c t 3: East Sanford, Home Center, 25th and Sanford Ave. Precinct 4: Paola, Wilson School. Precinct 5: Oviedo, Town Hall. Precinct 6: Geneva, community house. Precinct 7: Chuluota, old school house. Precinct 8: Goldenrod, community house. Precinct 9: Longwood, Town Hall. • Precinct 10: Lake Mary, Presbyterian Church annex. Precinct 11: Altamonte Springs, community house. Precinct 12: Forest City, Purvis Real Estate. t Precinct 13: Slavia, school annex. Precinct 14: Fern Park, Casselberry, Prairie Lake Legion Hall. Precinct 15: Sanford proper, National Guard Armory. Precinct 16: Bear Lake, Florida Power Lounge. WEATHER: Partly cloudy with chanae of ***tte>rwd showers tonight and Ttifrtay. High today, M-B8. lo w tonight, WMIB. SANFORD. FLORIDA M O N D A Y . M A Y S, I960 NEW YORK (UPU prices at 1 p. m.: American TAT ......... American Tobacco ... Bethlehem Steel ...... Caterpillar ................ Chrysler ................... Curtis* • Wright ...... DuPont ........... ....... Eastman Kodak ...... Ford Molar .......... .. General Electric........ General Motor* ......... Graham • Pales ...... Int. T A T .............. Lorillard .............. Minute Maid ........... Penney ................... Penn RR . . ... .. ... Sears Roebuck........... Studebaker .............. Is Executed BAN QUKNTIK, Cnllf. (U P I)— Caryl Chessman was executed to­ day. lie was gaseed to death *t San Quentin prison in the climactic finale of a fight for life that spanned It years, 10 months and 7 days. Attorney* for Chessman fought vainly up to the sera hour of 12 noon to set aside tha ninth eseeulion date for tha M-yaar-old b>a Angeles kldnaper-rohher.saa ter­ rorist. And even as - he slumped tifalessly in his chair-traps in the octagonal, pastel green gat cham- bar, letters and telegrams poured Into Gov. Edmund G. Brown'* Sacramento offlre from around tha world pleading that ha be apared. Rut Brown, an opponent of napital punishment, retuced to in­ terfere with the execution. It* granted Chessman an 11Ih hour reprieve Fab. lit so the California Iwgislaturo rould consider a capi­ tal punishment law and because of fear* that hia execution might trigger demonstration* against President Elsenhower M his South American trips. YAa lagM atan refused ha han tha daath penalty. Brow* aaid he waa powerless to sat because the State Supreme Court voted three times by a 44 margin again* recommending clemency. Thus ended the Incredible story of an aberuro habitual criminal who after entering death row berania a bent-sailing author, self, taught legal eapert and world­ wide symbol fn the campaign ■gatnet capital punishment. During his years on death row Chessman saw N man and on* News Briefs Ike To See Maneuvers WASHINGTON (U P I) - Presi­ dent Eisenhower, weather permu­ ting, plana lo fly to Ft. Renning, Ga., Tuesday to wllneas Army in­ fantry training manuevers for one day, the While House announced today. woman paan Ms aril M eals (A tha gas chamber. He wrote Sour hooka, Including "Cell 2438, Death Row," which ■old half a million eopiaa. Hit mora than 1100,000 M aarm. it.gi helped finance the legal moves ha maitsr-ralnded himirlf to cheat the gae chamber. Ha madt nearly *0 appeals to various courts, And whilo an death vow Ml* court reporter at Ms 104$ trial, tha judge who sentenced him t* death and tha warden who re­ ceived him at San Quentin died. A* h* died demonstrators pro* testing against his execution clut­ tered outside the Salt Quentia gates, the governor's mansion ia Sacramento and the Stat* Su­ preme Court building in Baa Francisco. Gov. Brown went nut to tha demonstrator* before the execu­ tion. Isidore ZltferaUfn, a spokes­ man for the group which had Heavy Death Toll Candidates for JQ county offices were doing last minute patch* work on their politicking today after making their final formal primary pleas before about l.ouo residents at lha Democratic rally Mtalurday night. ^ T b a field of 22 candidates seek­ ing countywida offices, two men running for one school board polliiaa god two sets of district contoatlB and peace justice eandL dates make up the county ballot. Seminole Voters also will help Brevard County choose a stale senator for the two-count/ :i7lh Senatorial District, wtth Bernard Parrish of Titusville and Gary Bennett Jr. of Cocoa running for this seal. Unopposed candidates are John Galloway, tax col lector; Vernon Mitr, county judge: Karlyle Housholder, county prosecuting MIAMI (U P I)—Florida'! candidates for governor gathered in vote-heavy Miami today for an Uth hour tele­ vision appearance. Between 200,000 and 250,000 votes are expected to be cast in the Mfutnl area—Dude County — In the Florida pri­ mary election Tuesday. V V o lar registration la Florid* IsI i;T«3,M» with experts in Tails- < haisre predicting S.vote of sround goo.000. i With such a light volt, Dade County could ba tha key. The long-rang.- weather predic­ tion we* for scattered shower* in the peninsula from Tampa south­ ward Tuesday, with clear weather to Ihe north. I Unless one of tha 10 Democratic candidate* for governor gets a majority of the total vote cast Tuesday, there will be a run-off between th* top two May 24. A elear majority in the Brat primary ll unlikely, it baa happened only •nee. Most of the candidates will ap­ pear on a television panel here tonight. Sure to be on hand were Doyle E. Carlton Jr., Farrla Bry,ant, John McCarty, llaydon Burns. ' V, ^ . Transportation At least two candidates of­ fered th* public free Iraniportation to th* polls Tuesday. Sheriff J. L. Hobby asked that anyone wishing a free ride call FA *3821, FA 24383, FA 2-3117 or FA 2-7841. t -Arthur Beckwith Jr., candiV ila - for circuit court clerk, lag affered free transportation I t o e calling r I-H7I, 1W David and Fred Dickinson. IK * toiler Democratic eandidatei to* ■ Barvey Belier, Georg* H o t m , BUI Headrix and Jim MeTwo Republican!—Emerson RuA pert and George Peleraen — at* running lor their party'* nomina­ tion for governor. But Demo­ cratic nomination is aa good as •lection in Florida. After tonight's appearance ia Miami, the eandidatei will return to their home counties lo cast their own voles and wait (or the returns to come in. A poll of 84 rsdio and television news directors released today "Showed moat of them think the -governor's primary will he a close race between three men— Doyle Carlton, Farris Bryanl and John McCarty. Many political observers have predicted lb* seme outcome. The itialn campaign Hsus* of Ihe campaign have been a moder­ ate as opposed to a more extreme ’ approach to racial problems, and L reapporiionmrnt of the elate ■legislature. . The news director! also were I asked which of th* candidates for | president they feel is ahead In K aentimeat 1* their areas. I The answers were: Richard M. MRS. JOHN COURIER Mrs. John Courier To Succeed Lingo attorney; R. T. Milwee, aupl. of public instruction; James A. Birkenmryer, member of the. board of public instruction from District 3; George Kelsey, constable .Dis­ trict 3; W. Hugh Duncan, Justlra of the peace, district 4 and A. C, Doudnry, county surveyor. In other racea, Arthur Beck­ with Jr. will t-o trying lo unseat David Gatchel aa Clerk of the Circuit Court. In a rare (hat promises to be one of the moil interesting and hotly contested. Mrs. Mary Earle Walker and Richard McCanna will be seeking the tax assessor post. Candidates in other races are: Sheriff, J. Q. Galloway and Sheriff J. L. Hobby. District I County Commission­ er— Donald J. Bales, T. V. Brown and 3, C. Hutchison. ' District I — Count, Commission post— J. D. Cordell, J. H. Van Hoy and Ted Williams. District 3 County Commission post— Jamca P. Avery Jr., 01ia Fourakre; A. It. Lormann, Law­ rence 8wofford and Edward Zimmerman. ' , District I County Commlas1oner —George W. Bell, John KlUpatrirk and Homer Little. Supervisor of Registration — Mrs. Camilla D. Bruce and Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds. School Board post from District 2—Ray Mann and Bay Slaton. Justice of the Peace District 3 — Philip Packard and Thomas Moon. Constabls District 4—R. E. Carroll, O. G. Owens, Alvin J. Petty, and Lewi* A. Tale. Justice of the Peace District I —L. L. Cox, John G Netllelon, Elmer Ashley and Homer Sewell. Constable District A— W. D. Bridge, Grady L. Hall and Frank Luccy. Total registration for |/ie pri­ maryds 14,302, highest number of electors for any primary in the county's history. Mora than 270 absentee ballots have been cast. Supervisor «f Registration Mrs. Camilla Bruce haa 34 voting ma­ chines for use in the IS precincts in the county, ... _. ..... Bruce has predicted that the vote on Tues­ day will exceed 10,000. With only two candidates in six of the M eonteeta, these six race* will be settled Tuesday. Some others may be fettled also, even though there are three can­ didates. U appears improbable any one of the five candidates in the Dis­ trict 3 County Commission rice wilt get a majority of the total and win a Bret primary victory No new Issuea were brought into the campaign Saturday night ■nd most of the candidates uiged all registered voters lo go lo the polls and urged them to vote for the best qualified and ignore the influence e* frieoda and group*. By MARION R. JONES Mrs. John Courier Jr. has been named to aucreed T. L. Lingo Sr. aa city clerk of Oviedo. Her dutie* will he the same as those of her predecessor, in­ cluding tax assessor and lax collector Mra. Courier came to Sanford when she was a few months old and attended Sanford schools and ia a gradual* of Seminole High School. Upon graduation she went lo work for Cheat and Company and married John Courier who ia now Meet Postponed connected wilh Chase. 77m scheduled County Commis­ The Courier* have four children. sion meeting Tuesday ha* been Johnny, 18, Jimmy, 12; and th* postponed until Thursday became twins. Mary and Martha, I. of primary day. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) At least II persons were killed in weekend traffic accidents on Flor­ ida's roads. and highway*, seven of them in two mishap*. In other accidental deaths, five boys drown­ ed in a boating accident Sunday near Chipley and a child strangled on a ball. Desecration Suit JACKSONVILLE ( UPl I — Jack­ sonville waa to seek dlimlasal to­ day of a suit aimed at desegrega­ tion of ail city recreation facili­ ties. Argument! on Ihe cily'a mo­ tion In dismiss the suit were sched­ uled before U. S. District Judge Bryan Simpson. The suit was filed several week* ago by a group of Negroes. East Germans Flee BERLIN (U PI) ■M ora than 1,000 East Germans fled lo Weal Berlin over -tha weekend, many of them taking advantage of the Communist May Day Celebrations to do ' 0-trffb fM M M a jto ilM A i cd today. Lata a * * - > U e e i a t COUNTY 4*H LAMP CONTEST WINNERS Harry I'lemant* of Lake Mary and David Jakubcin of Slavia show their winning lamp* to their club leadera, Mr*. Cecil Mixon of Lake Mary and Mra. Paul Lukaa of Slavia. Harry won first pine* in tha lamp contest on County Contast Day Saturday and David took second. From the left arc Mra. Mixon, Harry, David Whitney Trial WEST PALM BEACH t U P liAttorncys began picking Jurors to­ day to try Dennis Whitney, IT, for the murder of one of seven persons Ihe boy said he killed In a cross country crime spree. Still a ques­ tion mark a* the proceedings open­ ed In the Palm Beach County courthouse were the results of mental tests to determine Whit* ney’a aanity. Brando said, “ the tide against capital punishment la in full awing." ' More than WO Utters and talegram* a day were received ia the governor’* offic* from around tha world, ApptaHa for Chessman cams from such notables aa Dr, Albert BchwSIUer, Brigitte Bardot, Pablo Catata, Shirley Mae* Lain*, and Steve Allan. Th* Roman CaUtgJie Church Vatican newspaper Oasaryatare Romano previously lalmM Chess­ man's execution after tha "agony" of IS years on daath row aa "bar­ baric." Sympathy fur Chessman waa highest In aaaUm Europe, asp*. r)al(y Scandtearia - sa d "g «iN h ' America. •: A "French Committee for Caryl Chessman" waa reported to have received 1,000 letter* asking for clemency which were lent to Brown. Divorce Suit • CLAYTON (U P I)—Tobacco heir R. J. Reynolds, 34—who shouldn't be smoking—attempts to get a divorce from hi* third wife, charg­ ing tint she I* mean and wasteful. Mra. Muriel Reynold a countered with claims that her husband pack cd bar off to Europe while he put in motion efforts to diasolve their marriage. She asked Superior Court to award her Mi million it the divorce ia granted. ISTANBUL (U PI)—Anti govern­ ment rioters shouting "freedom! freedoml" battled military p » lice today outside City Hall, where leaders of the Allantic Pact were bolding cruciel pro-summit talks. Several rioter* were injured* and several more were arrested. The outbreak waa the lateai ef a series in the past five days la which 14 persons had been re­ ported killed, Authorities coafirmed only on* death. A cordon of military police la red and whit* helmed beat th* rioters back from the City Hall, holding them about 300 yards from the building. Their ahouls could be beard dearly. Several thousand persona wee* Involved In lb*’ demonstration. No shots were heard, although Gen. Fabri OzdUek had ordered troop* maintaining order in Istan­ bul to shoot if there were any m w demonstrations today. . Foreign MInlet'*r Fatim R, Zorlu, opening ihe pact session, laid the current Korea-styls rioting la Turkey docs not affect lbe na­ tion’s unity in support of th* Western alliance. Zorlu said Premier Adnan Moodercs, whose government is th* target of the demonstrations, re­ gretted "with deep sorrow" hi* inability to be present at the pact aession. Mender** remained in Ankara, tha nation's capital, instead ti coming here because of Ihe antigovernment disorders. A 24-hour curfew imposed an Istanbul Sunday ended at 4 a. m.« and U. S.-mada Patton tanka were withdrawn (rom th* approaches to city hall at that hour. However, strong military farces' remained In tha area. Damage Heavy In 2-Car Mishap A two car collision on French Ave. and First 94. resulted In $1409 damage to two cars Sunday night, police reported. Police said a car operated by Ralph C. He with Sr., of Or­ lando, hil a vehicle driven by Goaa David of I I I W. ISth SI, None of the drivers were Injured, police added. Police charged llewith with failure io have his vehicle under control. Damage to his car was estimated at $1,000 and $8M to Davld'a vehicle. Sailor Beaten, Robbed In City A Jacksonville Naval Air Sta­ tion sailor was beaten and robbed on Palmetto Ave. late Saturday night with $140 in cash and valu­ able! taken, police reported. The sailor was Identified as Clarence Jones wlto told police that three Negroes "jumped him,' knocked him out cold and took approximately 120 and a wrialwatch valued at 1120." Jones said he could not idem! ty hi* aiaailanla. DeBary Volunteer Officers Named DeBary Volunteer Fire Chief Edward ifealy selected his associ­ ate officers for the Are depart­ ment at lb* monthly drill re­ cently. Th* assistant chiefs are Darwin F. Bruce and John Lamtort***. Joeep' W. Brenner in captain, and Harry A. Schoh ia Chuluota Youths M eet Wednesday THEME JUNIOR TRACTOR EXPERTS from Siavia won firat prize in th* junior and senior divisions of the county 4-H tractor driving content held nt tha home demonstration headquarter*. John Jakubcin, on tha tractor, won top award in the aenlor division, and Jonathan Lukaa waa first in the junior class. JHcrsld Photos) Th* Chuluota Ytartk CJuh hold a regular awtUaf Wad day at 7:9V p. to. at tto C ■unity Club t o n , AaMM Hart* V* to Banaindwiil tto Mlniatnl Mew WntaU � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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