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The dtopute over rsnsssMmsnt of Ux property and plain* to build . the Circualand
tat attraction stood out gmong the top news atoriea of 1969 in Seminole County.
The fight to obtain prop srty reevaluation was climaxed Sept. 24 when Tax Assessor
y Earle Walker Waa sUsp nded by Gov. LeRoy Collins.
i (tattle ever reassessment unseated Merle Warner ia a ----------------------------------- -—
Crippling Transit
Strike Averted
In New York
NEW YORK (UPl) - A crip
pling strike el all Um city’s subway and bus lines was averted
today only one hour before the
deadline.
About 3S.OOO transit workers
hsd been scheduled to strike at
a a. m. It would have brougnt
get the circualand attraction oi
390 acres near the Movielam
Drive-In on U. S. 17-32. Construe
tlon os the project is expect*
to gel underway soon, Its pronso
ters said.
The year started off on a s t
note when Heldt N. layer, c|y
finance director and city el**b
died Jan. 3 after many yet -s
WEATHER: .Considerable cloudiness and slightly warmer through Saturday. High today, 70*75. Low tonight. 65-90,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1960
SANFORD, FLORIDA .
United Press Leased Wire Established 1908
Coach Killed
GREENSBORO, N. C. lU P llMurray Gretson, assistant ath
letic director and former head
basketball coach at Wake Forest
College, was killed today when his
car rammed a bridice, Officers
said the My ear old (• reason waa
alone in his car at the lime of the
accident.
WASHINGTON (UN) -T o p U-S.
officials predict that I960 may' be
• year of hopefulness tn forelgs
affairs and unprecedented ace.
nomic prosperity at heme,
But they caution that unchanged
Communist alma tan block .solu*
Uon of world problems and a re*
sumption of the steel strike can
da rhea the economic outtofek la
this country.
Secretary of Mata Christian A.
lierter aoundad the note no for*
eign relations Thursday night hi*
multanoonaly, Qom marts -''Seem*
tary Frederick U. Muallfrr gave
Um forscast an the aitioo'i aeon*
•my.
, '
Harter’s sfatameni mixed top*
with caution. Despite "a new at*
mosphera of kopefultaeta" hi In*
lenuUonal affairs, he said,. Com*
muniat alma remain eaiatalsBy
Fire Kills 3
WATERBCUY, C-Uw. .'LTD-A,
fire blamed' on a dried out
Christmas tree flashed through a
three • family house today and
three persons perished. Dead
were Juliua Papp, 49, and bis
two sona, David. 9, and Julius Jr.
t. Papp's wile escaped unharmed.
During the same month
Top Legal Aid
III,do* worth of Jewels slots
During that same month, t
board of county commission*
•greed to ta M a H U M court
health center to be located
French Ave. Schools cam* ia
the spoUlght when the achool boa
TALLAHASSEE (UPl) — A
prominent Jacksonville atldrncy
may be hired to defend 12 Halford
prison guards indicted by a fed
eral grand Jury on charges of
brutality to convicts. The gover
nor's office said Thursday Chest*
or BedeU of Jacksonville appeared
to be tfie top eholre for the. slate
paid. job at a Probable fee of
about *33,000. [
i.
s
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r
i
i M plana to work together to build
I a serial
s y n e a of
new a|orm
i h . wwwws
sewer •systems
/ me
which would stop the flooding In
New aemltoto High S c to o lto ’ i
built aaar Lake Jenaie.
During March, county iuduiti
received a best wbsq, Dynatr
alee, aa olactronics pleat emplo;
lac soma 1M persona, decided i
locate, on U. 8. 17*2.
la April, the integration i>sv
was news when Senator Dou
•Unstrom. Introduced e blU int
the leaate to "aeU the north c
segregation."
April alio saw the dedlcitiu
ef a new fire bouse for La)
Mery.
May, besides bringing shower
sew the defeet in tbe senate i
a but ta get a harness n e k
W orker Bea
cunt**t ehoIrm*H D*v* Iteulfrpresdhta travelling trophy to Mr*. Harold
Kaatncr, first pine* Winner in th* rommsreUI division. Other, prim winner*
looking on from th* left, a rt, R K. Jernigan, first prim winner in the
Artistic division: Mr*. EUeen Rector, who took first prise in th* traditional
section. Mrs. Knstner, Lauds, Mra. William Lucas, first pris* winner in
the religious section; and W. H. Welble, second plac* winner in the re*
llgioue Uivision. F ire p la c e winners got |26 bonds and second piece win*
ners received 10 nilyjsr dollars.
g
State'Rep.-Gordon Frederick said
that G6v. Collins may csll a
spcdal election to name a sue*
cessor to Oatchcl on tba county
commission as "nobody wanted
to be appointed to the Job at
this Ume."
December also saw plans to
four lane SR 43* become a rea
lity aa the board of commissionera agreed to pledge surplus gaso
line funds to buy right of way
for tbe road.
Dunn To Urge
Drain Pact Aid
Tax Discount Now
At Four Percent
nics plant move into the count
, when Dearborn moved In the sani
A era a aa Dynatmlcs.
County taxpayers have until Jan.
Jane was a quiet mMth ds*plf 31 to taka advantage of a four
percent discount lor paying county
Uses.
After taint da to the discount will
Mop mm percent mtU March and
net far the remainder ef that
waa lacking in security.
BasetoU news moved onto tt
Mm tea daMUne ia April 1.
front page es the Sanford Ore
hounds, after a miserable sr
The tarry over of the lour per
ra x son's start, fired Us manager si cent discount, until Jaa. 1 was
hired Joe Abernathey. who dldn made possible because the tax
bills, usually ready by Oct. 1, were
SCHOOL BIO
net melted out stall Into lest
The aame month aaw th* echo month.
board award the bid of J. HUbe
Sapp to construct • new hit
school at a coat of 9371,*11.
The city came into Um m
when the commission agreed
start a pollution study of Lai
Monroe.
I In August, whrn the higliei
UmpeValure of tba year was n
corded in the area at M degree
the school board once again h
tba news that school enrollbmoi .<
the fall term would be S1M34 a
hirrease of I,CM over tKe previm
year.
That same month a Sanlur
gangster, was killed on • flic!
over Monbo, N. C.
I In September tbe City Commii
laion approved Its bud set of ?M,t>l
and set the millagc at 17. Octobe
saw n report from tbe count
■ • . , , 1 '.
ii..,
_i._.
Sffire and aaid that the Ssafori
Titusville Canal would ba coi
Mnicted within a lew years.
Bupt. B. T. Milwee reported tin
(to school board would start plsi
h r a Junior cottogo one* the
MMtntattoa program was out
the way.
In November, the -County Goto
COUNTY TAXPAYERS iatnrtod jamming the tax collector* office thin
ar**k to
mb
th ta r U t bill*
NO. 698
Holiday Toll
Mounts
As /New
,./» * , ;
4- -#.;i
Year Begins
Hy United Preen International
The
new
year
waa unhered in today by a howling blit*
By United Press International
The nation's highway death loti y.urd th a t lashed the eountry’s midsection after handing the
Southwest its third crippling blow from winter in the past
mounted slowly to<|*y as millions ot 16 days. Three private pi uni-a were misaing in the stormAmericans welcomed the year.
swkpt West.
A United Press International
The storm, packing high winds and heavy snow, hit the
cuuht at 7 ;» a. m. e. i. L showed
42 prraons had died in traffle ac
cidents and two in (ires for an
overall loll ef 49.
Michigan arounted for nearly
one-third of Uia toll with 14 deaths.
Oklahoma had five fatalities, Texes
and Florida four each.
The National Safely Council
forecast S2U-persona would not Uve
through the first weekend fo IM0.
Police aiound the country mo
bilized their lorccs in an effort
to save lives over the 71-bour Holi
day which began at • p. m. New
Year's Kve and ends at midnight
Sunday.
moturists
Safely oilti
would heed warnings te ease up
on the gas pedal to make aure New
Year'a Eve psUief would not kave
tragic hangovers,
Sanford and Seminole County
residents spent an orderly New
Year's Eve, Sanford police and
the Sheriff's department reported
today.
Police described the 4 p. m.
unljl midnight shift last night
as tbe quietest since before
Christmas. They had reports of
two men drunk, cad a woman
sick. There were also a few
phone pranks played, police said.
The Sheriff's office reported Um
New Year's Eve more quiet than
many nights that didn’t precede
holidays. One man wna jailed for
epee profanity, one for driving
with an improper license and An
other picked up in Orlando on an
outstanding warrant (or pasting
Central Plains early today, soar- ------------- ;-------- ;------;----------- —
ling holiday travel. By early
morning, up to aix inches of snow
bad fallen in sections of South
Dakota and Nebraska.
Search parties battled tha bill
iard la an effort to Bod -he three
missing plants carrying six perThe County Commission will fsce
a busy agenda Tuesday at 1U
One plane, carrying tiro couples regular meeting.
from Seattle, disappeared in the
Among tha itemi to be discuss
Sierra Nevada area between Orm- ed will ba the hiring of an archivllle, Calif., and Rane, Ntv., dur
tort to design plsns for a new
ing a snow storm.
The second, with a California county jail and further dlsrunlon
man aboard, svas lost between on the possibility of ainrndiog
Rock Springs. Wyo., and Elko. thrir present band which pledges
Nev. A Denver pilot was flving the CuUUl>*4 X pci cent of suithe third plane from Chadton,
Neb., to Tomngion, Wyo., when plus gas tax revenue to add an
other one half million for right
it disappeared.
The storm bit New Mexico and of way purchases for primary
Arisons ia near record proper- road Improvements.
lions. Many roads were closed
Tbe board also is scheduled to
and travelers stranded In western give its decision on Ihe contro
New Mexico.
versial retoning of the UefUrr
Elsewhere, rain was forecast in Homes Lake Howell ihopping
Ihe Mississippi Valley and tiulf Center.
slates, fretting rain or snow in
Tbe board agreed at an earlier
Illinois and Missouri and fair mealing on the nred to build
weather along the Eastern Sea a new JaU and set Ihe Jan. 9
board and most of the West Coast. meeting as tbe time to name an
architect.
The five major road improvement
projects are eapected to Include
widening and paving SR 421. SR
427 and Geneva Av*. from Melloaville to French Avrs.
No beby was born la Somlnolc
Memorial Hospital during the
first IS hours ta Um mw year Broken W indows
leaving (ha Sanford Herald's an
Finccrest Elementary School
nual Stork Derby wide open.
The hospital reported that as principal Margaret Jteyaeldi told
ta 3:M s. m-, the delivery room Sanford police yesterday that some
was quiet and Is expected to re one shot eta several Piqpcm t
main that way far at toast s few
more hours, according ta one windows Monday. FoUan foead six
windows broken and soma BB and
nurse.
toad pellets. They surmised that the
prises from IS local merchants. All
entries must be postmarked not
Stork Derby
Front/Quiet*
low**' upon peaceful wards," to
said. He derisnd that It might
taka gtaeratioas te aotvo an m et
world problems.
<i
Harter aaid tap free world must
stand toady la togoUata whh
Russia whoa such UMta hold
promise af progress. But, to aeU,
“wo must ata let Sows .ear
guard." .
la Us stiirm eat, Herter oeld
President Elsenhower's recent
trip "hasdilnod through the wertd"
the prlnripto of U .S .to n c e m fee
"peace amt frisedsklp I* Woe*
dom."
*
“Our task in UM aed Um year*
ahead Is to help convert this prin
ciple from aa isprseslna of asm
loua hope into a automata of ac
tual fact:" be aaid.
Herter predicted “ *r*at ohal*
iengei" throughout the tow year.'
Mueller aaid the American peo
ple could enjoy unprecedented
prosperity la IMS If the meat com
panies and union pet aside "stub
born selfishness" sad avert, an*
Mbar strike.
Ha ssid "tha shadow ef Mother
strike deadlock darkens’’ aa acowise U very rosy,
"If national latcroat -prevail!,”
Mueller said,' "1M0 will he a per
iod of record-breaking business
activity and high employment.
Thera will ba more money, mere
spending, mure profits and more
joba."
"If business and labor stay on
lha Job everywhere, we hkvo
every reason te expect*Mat IMS
wlU be a bettor year for every
one . . with peace amt prosperity
growing stronger," be added.
Paola Home
Damaged By Fire
The Lake Mary volunteer firs
department put out a Are which
blared through the roof ef Jama*
Imlth's Paola frame heme yes*
tarday and burned three badisa ms.
rooms.
The biats which probably at sit
ed from s Christmas tree c guard
about 94,000 da mag* te imith'S
�i
Church O f Christ
csutcs o» c u u r
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
C0r. 14* I t * Oak Ave.
Rev. Gall Smith ,.
Pastor
Sunday Beimel
0:40 a. a .
MenOeg Wenhlp .... U:otn. m.
IToimg Uatee . .. . S ill p. m.
Evening W'Tabip .... 7:80 p. a .
Wed. Prayer Sendee 7:80 p. a .
Nizarene
LAKH MART
Noted Minister
Set To Preach
Sunday Service
Geneva
CHURCH o r THE NAXARENE
Ralph Brewer J r . ....... Evangelist
Lake Mary
Bible 8cbool ............. 10:00 a. m.
The congregation of the First
Morning Worahlp.......11:00 a. m. S. L. Drawdy . ... ... Paster Presbyterian Church Sunday not
Evening Worship ....... 7:80 p. m. Sunday School ------ 10:00 a. m. only will observe the regular
11:00 a. m.
Wed. Prayer Service .. 7:10 p. m. Morning Worship .
Christian Service Training 0:00 quarterly communion ritual, but
will hear an outstanding visiting
CHURCH OP CHRIST
Evening Worship........ 7:00 p. m. preacher, the officers stated.
Paela
The Sacrament at the Lord's
Kara Duncan .................. Minister Wed. Prayer Service 7:10 p. at. Supper
will he celebrated at both
Morning Worship .... 11:00 a. m.
the 8:15 a. m. and 11 a. nt. ser
Evening Worahlp........ «:oo p. m. Presbyterian
vices.
Thurs. Bible Study . .. . 7:81 p. at.
At these worship hours and at
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
the evening service the sermons
CHURCH o r CHRIST
CHURCH
will be preached by Dr. John M.
Loagwood
Oak Ave. and Third St.
minister of the Faith
Morning Worship . . 1C:S0 a. m. Morning Worship
8:18 n. m. Womeldorf,
Presbyterian church of Guilford
Evening Worship . .. . T:S0 p. as. Sunday School . ... 0:45 a. m. College.
N. C. The topics will be
Morning Worship . ... 11:00 a ns. "Let's race
That Inevitable Ex
Episcopal
Senior Fellowship . ... 5:80 p m. amination" and
"The Miracle of
HOLT CROSS EPISCOPAL
Evening Worship . 7:10 p. it Believing."
CHURCH
Wed. Prayer Service....7:00 p. ra
The popular pastor of the col
Perk Ave. a4 4 * RL
Nursery Available
lege town church is a native Vir
Rev. John W. Thomas .... Pas
ginian and received his education
Holy Eucharist............7:80 a.
in that commonwealth. After
Family Service—
study at Washington and Lee Uni
Church School ........ 0:00 a.
versity, Dr. Weaeeldorf rootlaued
Morning Prayer—
hie work In Union Theological
Sermon ..
... 11:00 a.
Seminary. In this renowned' train
ing center for ministers he earn
Tuesday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:80 n.
ed Ihree degrees, Bachelor of
Wednesday ................. 10:00 a.
Divinity, Master of Theology and
Thursday........................7t80 a.
Doctor of Theology.
Secrsmewt at Psneers
Saturday ............ 1:000:00 p.
Local Presbyterians bava indi
cated a keen interest in bearing
ALL RAJNTB HPIRCOPAL
Um visitor and'in weleoalag him
In their communion table.
CHURCH
O tto Church#!
The visiting cbolrm
W hat j m do whh th a n k tn*|
the pear is now a b la s t papa fa the
Church Slotts
Special Service
A Holy Comauujeu Sen
ducted a 4 p. m. and holy eommunion at 11 a. a .
Aa part at the apodal worahlp
service, Rev. Henry I. Leuitlt,
bidiep at the South Florida Dioecae w * sendee! the aervice.
The church also will hold a con
gregational meeting at 0:80 a.
a . Mooday.
H e. W. 1
• s'eko »§lll Bo B*
e ia e o U tM ia W .
•OSS f l l i B B*
The support oi the Chureh Ueriee is apomored far the following Bieineee Firms:
CHURCH OF JESUI CHRIST Other Churches
OP LATTER DAT. RAOfTB
CMp laM
I . R. Rroeks ... Hannah President
Sunday hebool .......... 10:00 a. a . Sunday School .
Secraaeat Meeting . ... 0:00 p. as. Morning W ash*
Evangelistic Borr
Woaaa's Mleeioa
Young Pooplo'a
FIRST PENTECOSTAL
CHURCH o r LONGWOOD
E. Ruth Grant .............. Pat
CONGREGATION RRTH H U
Sunday School ........ 10:00 a.
IS* aad MagwHe
Maraiag Worahlp .... UiOS a.
Friday Evening Sarvioo . . I p .
Evaalag Sorvioo ........ 7:80 p.
Wad Prayer Sorvioo .. 7:80 p.
P it Prayer Sorvioo .... Ttho p.
Negro Churches
PROGRESS MMMNART
BAPTIST CHURCH
I . B. Williams .
guaday School
Moraiag Worahlp
Firet, Third, Foi
Evening Worahlp
Firet, Third Sum
Usher Board. Tut
Choir Rohoantl.
Tuoeday........
Junior Church,
Wednesday ...
Busiaoaa Meeting
Friday^ preceding
( 1 t f l |H o p
Codl W. Shaffer
Sunday School
IS07 R. Sanford Ave.
Moraiag Wonhip
fj u m M. Raraoh...........Pootar Wealayaa Tag*
ife S fiJ J b n l
••• i«4la. a. Regains Won hip
km Sm Wonhip ... UtOO a. a . Wad. Prayer Sorvioo
: f im
cm ristum church
Tuesday Class
0:<
10:<
0:0
FIRST H S U S
BAPTIST CHURCH
1101 W. 18*
A. A. Fields ........ Actiig
Church School ........ 0:80
Moraiag Worehip .... IttM
Evening Worahlp .... T:80
Tuesday Prayer ........ 1:10
Toaehers Mooting.
Wednesday ........... f t |
V.
f is
Naurene
POUT CHURCH
OP THR HARARE*
w. aad « . * Hagle
J. L. Brooke ...
Church School
Moraiag Worship
Evening Worship
Tuesday Prayer eerviee ?tM p.m
IT. JOHN METROPOLITAN
BAPTIST CHURCH
M Cypreae R
i. R. W hliaharst............ Paata
:hurch School ........... f:|0 g. p.
Tt«0 p a Junior O
7:80 p a . Club Moetlui
•iM a a .
Thursday
'
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J a n . 1. 1960 —Pag* a
Mrs.
RuthMilsted, F. M urray
W ed In Double Ring Ceremony
•Announced
Mr* and Mrs. James 0. MeNeill, 2409 Elm Avc., announce
the engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter, Card
Diane, to Robert Hugh Mitchcl,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Mitchell, Tnird St., Sanford.
The wedding will be an evert
mf Feb. 13 at the First P re sa
le rian Church in Sanford.
Miss McNeill was born in Sarford, attended schools here ant
graduated with the PUS class at
Seminole High School. She was
active in Rainbow Girls, Tri-HI-T
and (hr Thespian Club.' She it
also a graduate of Falls Buslnessi
Mrs. Ruth Milsted, t.ake Mary,
dauihter of the late Mrs. W. O.
Stansell and Ernest K. Murray,
•on of Mrs. L. B. Manp, I.ake
Monroe were married Dec. 31 at
3 p. m. at the First Baptist
Church in Sanford.
The Rev. W. r . Brooks Jr., of
ficiated at the double ring cere
mony. Serving the couple as mat
ron of honor and best man were
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Williams,
brother and sister-in-law of the
bride.
The church was decorated with
while glads and grrenery.
College and the Nancy Taylor
Finishing School both of Nash
ville. She now is employed by
the Sanford Atlantic Bank In the
bookkeeping department.
The groom-elect was born In
Sanford, graduated from Semi
nole High School in 1958 and at
present is a partner with his
father in the family boat trailer
business.
Immediately following the cere
mony a reception was held at the
home of the bride's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L.
A. Barley in Lake Mary.
After a wedding trip to the
East Coast the couple will reside
in Lake Mary.
The bride was born in North
The W. S. C. S. of First Metho
dist Church will meet Tuesday
at McKinley Hall. The executive
board will meet at 9 a. m. fol
lowed by tho business and pro
gram meeting at 9:43 a. m.
Guest speaker will be Mrs.
Howard Anderson, D a y t o n a
Beach, district president of the
MISS CAROL DIANE MCNEILL
Church Women Plan Meetings
The regular meeting of the
Episcopal churchwomen of Enter
prise will be held at the parish
house Wednesday Jan. C at 2
p. m. Miss Olive Comlln of Win
ter Park will be the guest
speaker. Miss Comlin was gra
duated from Smith college and
was a missionary from the Epis
copal church teaching in church
schools in China from 191C-1950.
She also taught five years in the
Philippines in a high school for
"Ingorotcs."
She will tell of her experiences
In her overseas work and show
slides of her work in tbe Philip
pines. Dr. Lois Weiis of DcUary
will assist Miss Comlln with the
slides. Tea will be served under
the direction of Mrs. Edwin Hoffinirc, hospitality chairman.
Members of the Episcopal
churchwomen are planning to at
tend the meeting Wednesday Jan.
13 at the parish House to knit
and sew for the Indiin mission
of Winner, S. D. This date was
approved and the plan set up at the
last meeting for a meeting once
each month for this purpose.
Mrs. Thoma* Townsend, Lake
Mary, w .» hostesa Tuesday erasing at a bridal shower honoring
Mrs. Ruth Milsted, bride-elect.
The party room was decorated
In a holiday theme and the re
freshment table was overlaid with
a lace cloth and centered with a
crystal punch bowl. Cake, nuts,
mints and punch ware served ta
the guests.
Those attending Included Mrs.
EUa Craven, Mrs. Frank Minshew, Mrs. J. R. Williams, Ml*.
Larry Barley, Mrs. Oscar Dakar,
Mrs. L. B. Mann. Mrs. Alfred
Stanley, Mrs. J. W. Mrs. J. W.
Brown, Mrs. W. T. Mansley.
Mrs. R. L. Howell Jr., Mrs.
P. D. Anderson, Mrs. MUdred
Bulner. Mrs. M. T. Matheson,
Holiday decorations and refresh
ments highlighted the December
meeting of the Sanford Story
League this week at the Episcopal
Parish House.
Mrs. J. S. Jursss, fiitl vice
president, presided in the absence
of the president. The group voted
to give Sto to the two junior
story lcagurs to help defray ex
penses of their year books.
Mrs. E. C. Williams, program
chairman for the month, introduc
ed Mrs. O. FI, White who told
a beautiful story from Dorothy
Clark Wilson's book. "The Gifts."
For the study session the league
divided into two groups. Tho first
one, headed by Mrs. R. D. Bra
den, discussed how to tell the
stories from "The Gifts'* to veryyoung children and Karen Metxter told the story as a demonstra-
The second group, headed byMrs. Williams, discussed how
it should be told to older chil
dren. Mrs. R. C. Maxwell gave
the demonstration.
Board members served as hostesses. The table was overlaid
.with a laee cloth and centered
with a large crystal vase filled
MRS. ERNEST F. MURRAY
with Christmas balls on one end
of the table was a hand carved
"Creche", from Germany, holding
a music box which played "Silent
Night" as the refreshments of
coffer, tea. rookies and candy
The Daughters of Wesley Sun- tha monthly business and aoclal
Too many holes — too fast — were served.
in the heels of socks? Put paraffin
Guests included, Mrs. Betty day School Clats of First Metho- meetings. Mrs. C. M. Flowers
on the inside of the backs of
atioei to reduce friclion.
frt
-7|b,M
Carolina but hai lived In Lake
Mary for the pail several yean.
She U a graduate of Seminolt
High School and at presant it
employed a* secretary at tbt
Holy Cross Episcopal Church of*
(ice.
Mr. Murray is a retired navy
••hief and is now employed by
the Suburban Gaa Company la
Maitland.
Shower
Honors
Bride
League Studies
Story Telling
District President
4To Visit W.S.C.S.
flf
The bride wore a Dior blue faille
sheath dress, white gloves, black
shoes and accessories and a shoul
der corsage of white French car
nations and sweetheart roses.
The matron of honor wore a
powder blue wool jersey stealh
dress and a corsage of baby pink
rose buds.
Class Meeting Set Tuesday
Church
C alendar
MONDAY
Women of the Church executive
board of tho rirs t Presbyteries
Church mcota at to a. aa.
The Phllathea Clan will meat
at the home of Mra. Joe Corley,
Cameron Ava. at TtU p. m. Mra.
Annie Mae Rumblay will h i •*>
hostesii.
MRS. CHARI.ES ATKINSON (cutter) and her children nt tha surprise
party they arranged for her. Seated with her ara (left) Valeria nnd her
twin brother, Vinnie, and atanding is Carl, the older brother. (Staff Photo)
Atkinson Children Surprise
Mother With Birthday Party
Refreshments of eako, ire
cream and punch were served to
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wiggins, Mr.
and Mrs. Blake Sawyer, Mr. and
Mrs. Daw Min Gunter, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Morrison. Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Whittrrn, Mra.
Catherine Atkinson and the nonoreo and her husbatd, Charles V.
Atkinson.
ism* uraim tinea, uirvii uom
our regular stock of dresses.
Silks, cottons, cotton A orlon, blends.
Sites 6-16, 10-20, 12^-244.
VALUES TO $14.95
VALUES TO $17.95
NOW
One G roup V alues to $17.95
One G roup V alues to $10.95
NOW
NOW
One G ro u p
3tanv it vies for rour selection, shon
Jerseys, rayon flannels, new cotton
knits, corduroys and wools.
now and save.
VALUES
$19.95 to
$24.95
#1
>.0 <0
NOW
Short, long and roll up sleeve blouses
In solids and prints.
VALUES
I WINNERS OF RADIO B‘ ATION WIOD’8 “NAME THE PUPPY” CONTEST get
together for their first fam iy reunion in WIOD studio*. The lut-ky owners of the rare
Blue Collie Pups ere, front I , to r. Mrs. Mildred S. Whiteside, Mr«. J. F. Parker, CWO
R. P. Graham, Mrs. ChaJ lee Tetenbaumand Lind Jean Eehnb.s
N WIOD SILVER DOLLAR coi •elation awarda wero mailed to Kathy Keefe. Craig Eason, Ernest
Dyne, Dai* and Daaa Orr, RtH I'Rall, Goldie Pauley, W. K. Struaan, Kiisi Harden, Gail Roberts,
Hetty Maryolia, Kalhlaea R M , -Rather Justlncer. W. T. Corbett, Linda Hall. Jane Bradford. Mrs.
Porethy Patterns. Teas Waus a. Alice Dillabuaty, Billy Stuckey, Joseph ifustinger, Linda Fisher,
lade Hope. Tune to WIOD, 19*0, "FLORIDA'S FAMOUS ALBUMS
TO
$5.98
NOW
Slim and flaro style* in wool
flannels, cotton and corduroys.
Solid* and plaids.
VALU ES TO $12.95
Solid, plaids and prints. Cuts la
tnlx ‘n match with.
VALU ES
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ROCKEFELLER CIRCLE
• y SD KOTERBA
(Seventh of IS articles)
CKRVENA LHOTA, Moravia—
The big shiny Tatra made a turn
onto a muddy village road in the
small valley and my Communist
chauffeur eatlad out to a young
ssan: "Where can we locate Anton
Semeradl'
"Bight over there," the man re*
plied. "HU heme U behind that
Of Growth
By GORDON J. TOLL
Jtaly to sustain but trsn to seoslorato Its rots of oxpanslon
4oriiur tbs coming daeade.
< r a t a l that will stimulate growth in tha 1960’s as re*
Isorted by Deiafletd A Dtlafieid of New York are:
Tha rapid increase in population. In the IMO’s, the popttiJatlon df tha United States ragtstarad a gain of 19 mt east
* r tha daeade. compared with 16 par cent in the 1940*77 par
bant In ths 1980* and 16 per cent in the 1920a. A rata of gain
yran higher than' in tha 1960a is in prospect for tbo coming
decade as tha rising birth rats of ths 1940s results In a atap
ping up of tbh rate of family formation. Ths number of per*
sons reaching marriageable ago aach year win tocraass by
I walkad into the courtyard
formed by a quadrangle of old
buildings. Aa old man w ith in
white handlebar mustaeba, gritsled stubby white whiskers oa Els
cheeks, was loplag mp way carry
ing two small places of two-byfour wood aad kicking gesso out
of Ms way. 1 approached him.
My driver soldi "We a n trying
to rad Aston Somerad." Tha old
man stand. Ho was ponied. Then
was a silanes. Then, quietly, ha
said:
soldi "T’s sem
sen J*
Ja' "-,. . "I am bo."
Fifty-two years ago, in thU very
courtyard, Anton Betnermd had
bad* goodbye to kU sister bound
Tor America. "1 am your outer's
son," I said. "My mother sends
bar Ion."
Then bad beta no word I was
coming. Blowly, tbs pieces of
wood slipped fn m uncle’s fingers,
and then bo fall upon ms, ths
'it of hU big palms on
bis unahavsa fact
my shoul
crushed against mine. Ho sobbed
like a baby. -
• of tlw currant out
eonsldta of product*
thought of o dacad* ago. On# cab roadliy aaa for instance
___earth
‘ '*la tha ehamleal
__ *_‘ __]
m
and electronic induetries hag
nwtratad t a r attecoatfally w ealth can aecaldrata indue.
fMWthon a ipectacular seal*.
Rising capital outlay*. Tha vary larga volume of capita)
ding In tha 60a did much to spaed economic growth in
aheita.ltaiK iiogical pragm a will lift productive fa
ta to now paak level! during the 1960c.
Higher standards of living. Tha nrga to ralaa these
tarda givaa a' powerful stimulus to oconomle growth.
■Ntarneea of tiio American people to aegulre new homae
WE TH A N K YOU
n
SEMINOLE" 'in
CO UNT?
iia g t o ia
m t i i t f —uwp—f
isnos wwvwewgigia
inderdovaloDod
m fftad y B an ric^w istan rao f ' government, labor and
Moment, It la quit* dear that growth forces will domln*
the pattern of tha economy in tha 1960*. It certainly ia
M ta» Phjkma.that Seminole County and Florida will
tty participate In the coming yaar.
TO* fransury Department has reported that an esttaat1H WUMn gap exists between dividends paid by corpor
is and dividends reported by itoekholdara on income tax
ir* 9er the pair oflM A Much of tha failure to report
■ow Wriaaa at the aad of Wsrid
War t w on a passing phenomtaon
marking the brief Interlude of
American intervention la Europe.
pea aad self eaffl rise ry, Wilson’s
acootada la Paris, Landau aad
Baaw was aa a m o a t Who did this
m u tkiak be waa thal ha could
court the favor of the European
crowdf Nalleaal jalousy helped to
expiate WUaea’a tragic downfall
•ad tha daaaa af Me eaacept af a
D A ILY CROSSW ORD
afiST sSr8 *£ •
&
Par M arl/ twa waaka 1 had lived. I knecked on the Annr Ho
looked forward to this minion. was not home . . . .
This was » Sunday. Earlier, tha
Now 1 wished I had Borer come . .
ehurch
waa filled with wtnMnHe led ua to his aUaarahla little pen, meetly
the elderly, wha defy
aet of two rooms In the quadrangle. tha Rods’ ridicule af religion. TCP
While the chauffeur stoked the walked from aa far aa Clhalo, a
coala In the tiny stove in the cor* half-hour away, where my dad
ner, Uncle sat, exhausted from waa born.
emotion, en the edge of his old In tha sleek Tatra, which the
bed, on the twisted duck-down
travel agency la Pra
quilt. Aa then we talked and talk* gue rented u me for 34 eaata a
ed. Uncle Is M, but he recalled de mile, we made it to Cikale la feur
tails of mother’s childhood as if minute*.
they happened yesterday.
For the first time I saw Ma of
1 have never seen such miserable my father who died whea 1 was
living conditions In my Ufci The two years eld. They showed me
poverty of the people In this vil •Id ykturea of Mm. Ha waa ta l
lage I cannot describe. What the village musician. Ia Ma ay** I
Nasis left, the Communists took. saw the melancholy of a dreamer.
Their tractors are gone, their cows And aow I wanted to thank him
are gme, almost everything. The a million limes ever for being the
people ogre no longer live. They dreamer ho waa—for dreaming of
barley exist They are foreM to America.
work on collective farms.
Jlut this waa a day ef heart'In the same quadrangle, oa the •reak . . . 1 heard my relatives
other side of the gate. Uncle') son Inging the l o n g of communism,
lives. It la the home in whiel my
triad to understand. For thorn,
mother was born U years ago.
bat other choice ia there? A
News of our arrival swept from
An when our ear left behind
one relative to another, ana across llage ef Cervena Lhoto, I told
the entire village, within minutes.
little prayer . , . "Please, let
This tiny hill community is topped it net happen la America."
.
by an ancient Catholic Church. It
was In this church where Nether 1 Americans a n speadUx U bil
and Dad were married more than lion dollars a year h e medical
60 years ago. 1. stepped inside and service*, according t e a survey by
stood for a moment at the altar.
And broke up.
A m u ths street, the old priest
who performed the marriage still
c E T S»
top n* tha great iattUUva tha Prestdaat took la opening ceuversatloua
with Premier Khrushchev. It baa
beta Eisenhower's yaar. He haa
emerged from the shadowa of
Ihoee once close to Mm who seem-
C
people they w en living among.
"Tha critkiama we have of an
other people because they a n dif
ferent in their background, their
traditions aad their prejudices than
we a rt—all right let’s ignore them
aad have a good laugh oa U aad
drihk a Coca Cals. . .” ha said la
Paris, adding with a good-natured
grin that he should not have put
ta ths '“comm m lal". but should
have said a soft drink.
Yat, while ho kaa outwardly
changed little during Ms aaaua
mlrablUs,. those who set Mm at
doee range believe that the most
powerful elective office la the
world has worked its way with
Mm aa it has with all occupants
af Urn Waits House. Ha sees no
one oa the political seaaa la whom
ha can wholeheartedly believe as
Ms successor. This ia ooe of the
commooest symptoms of Urn Presi
dential power complex.
With m e more year of hia sec
ond term to rua Eisenhower finds
himself In a p o s ta l that could
scarcely bava bam anticipated a
few y ea n ago. After hia h u r t at
tack aad again after , the lleltia
operation aad tbo atroke bis con
dition waa considered precarious
aad hia Ufa expectancy uncertain.
Ha h u now oama through tha awet
horrendoua risks, both to Ma
health aad Ma security with huge
crowds almopt entirely out af hand,
looking aa well and as atraag
•a at any time during Ma occupan
cy of Um White Houao.
Whether cooadoualy or uncons
ciously. tha thought au et h a rt
crossed hia mind that if ea hia
nt {eif npany
for a yaar of moat pleasant
a llin g
THE VAH-1 TIGERS RESOLVE
cruude for peace aa aisamia’a bul
let or a sudden aeiture had brought
him down ho would have become
one of the g n a t martyr PnaldeaU.
la the Amenlaa pantheon ha would
have had a pUce aloagtide Ltacala
•a one w(m gave hU Ufa la the
eauae of humaalty.
It U s aohenag reflection that
If Elsenhower survives two full
terms ia tha White House ha will
be only tha aocaad BepubUcsa
President to 4* aa. Ulyasee • .
Great was tha Brat sad Uat Re
publican ta aervs the traditional
cliht Y iin ,
Elsenhower, as the yaar sada, la
o« the crest. He has collated the
iraagtaatloo of a world Uvlag uadar
the shadow of audoar amtlMlalion. Oa the eve of a new decade
be has made himself the herald
of paaee. If B proves a falsa dawa,
(keo the Mama Is aet likely ta fall
so him but aa those wbe came af
ter him.
ta fly tha quietest poeelble airplanes nett yaar
To aupport all community afforta
• Ta keep the most offense par dollar
toady tar your dafanaa
If* Wlah Y o ta
VERY H A PPY NEW
H EAVY ATTACK SkllADRON ONE
Presley Has
Secret Ambition
direction the show.
Outwardly, far all tha transfor
FRANKFURT, Germany (UP1)
mation that IN* has wrought, the
President appears unchanged. He —Klvla Presley has a secret am
la tha warm-hearted Midwesterner bition. Ho wants to -he like Frank
apaaMng earnest platUudas that iinatra.
Friends of Use soldier • singer
now winding up two years of aarv
lea with the 3rd Armored Divi
sion, said today that whan ho re
turns ta HeUywoad ha want/ ta
branch out aad become more af
aa actor.
"I think Klvia* Idea ia to hoe*
oa alaitag while switching his
mala channel of activities to aetlag.” a source d o st to Presley
told UPL
"I guess you could say that
Prank Mantra la the man ho
want* to medal himself on. After
aU, iinatra mad# the transition
from Just another pop singer to
•00 af the world’s top movio
•ta n -w h y shouldn’t Klvla?
DAYS
ta w an extra <Uy of g rac e-a a u t i t a y •» • ° l*#
your having* here to d enjoy (op aatafags- Jta d a
soetavod by. Monday, January 11, w illa ^ a to tif f t
a t of January 1,1960, a Adi 19 month totem at our
current poaroua m » during 166a Ugo theai 11
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LONDON (UPI) - Car horn,
whlaflei. Joyous church bell* tad
"Auld Lange Sync" uitiered in
ISM in Europe Thursday nlfht.
Thera waa champagne in Paris,
firecracker* in Rome and a big
g r e m l i n party in Moacow.
w In London, thonianda Joined
hand* in Trafalgar Square and
Piccadilly Circus, cheering and
making aa much noiae aa they
could, good-naturedly Jostling po
lice who w en beaviliy reinforced
lor the occasion.
Nightclubs were fined in Faria
for the traditional French night
af revelry and other Western EuMpean eaptlals reported the gaytest and most carefree New Year’s
Five in years.
In Rome the flash of fireworks
and the bang of crackers min
gled with the crash of empty bot
tles hurled into the streets aa pasptrs-by ran lot cover.
One death waa reported. Mario
Rlcclo, 33, a peddler of Illegal
flm rackers, waa run over by a
ear while fleeing a policeman.
Rlcclo waa killed by his explod
in g fireworks.
P In the quiet papal palace of the
Vatican, Pope John XXIII and a
few members of his court sang
• “Te Deum" of Thanksgiving for
1959 and prayed for God's help
PURCELL'S
ANNUAL
Savings Event
STARTS
Morning, January 2nd at 9 : 0 0 A. M .
LADIES
ME N
TREMENDOUS STOCK OK
LADIES’
LADIES’ GLOVES
DRESSES
ValuM la M l
MEN’S SUITS
SPECIAL at | .
At Law Clearance Price*
1 RACK OF CLOSEOUTS
•lightly Bhepwern — — ----- ------—.... . . ONLY | .
LADIES’ RAINCOATS
GABARDINE
HOUSE DRESSES
84.M valaoa , ........
LADIES’ HANDBAGS
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CHARCOAL BLACK and BLUE BERGK
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CURLER TOP COATS
HOUSE COATS and DUSTERS
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MATERNITY DRESSES
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Tha Jewish people of Seminole
and south Votuila Couties will be
Clearance Priced
pleased to knew that there is now
' at ealy ................. t . H
• regular program o( activities at
tha Jewish Community Center in
fanford. The Center is located on
1 LOT OF SUITS SPECIALLY PKICEU
ltth Street between Magnolia and
Palmatto Avenues.
Rvery Friday evening there Is
formal religious service at 8:00
p. m. conducted by Abe Gussow. These services were begun
recently through local inltiatlva
and have been very well attend
ed. Tonight the service will bring
M.9K values
to a dose the Jewish religious
holiday known as Hanukah.
A party also celebrating thla
1 LADIES’ COATS
holiday will be held at T:00 p. m.
Sunday evening at the Center. All
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Jewish families and servlet tnea
thla area art cordially invitled
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taka part in all tha activities.
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r Sunday avanlng the Congrega
tional Christian Chureh, at tha
earner of Park Avenue and 34th
*t. will begin a aeries ef vesper
services. These services win be
held Me flret Sunday ef each
Month.
Men of the church wUl be in
charge of the song service and
worship. The Rev. Richard P.
Carter, who has Just become the
interim pastor ef ths church will
■Seek at the first of the vesper
services on tha work of our Chris
tian Churches around the world.
Carter has
Just returned
from two mouths in Europe.
While there he conducted preach*
ing missions for the U. S. Air
Parra in Franco and Germany.
He also addressed s meeting of
French Protestant ministers in
Paris and travaled la other area*,
observing relief work at first
land.
When tha World Council of
Churchis met for its last ataambly, Mr. Carter was one of those
attending. A discussion of thr
World Council and its world-wide
work will be the main topic of
his talk Sundsy evening. Colored
slides will be shown to illustrate
the subject. The public ie oordtolly invited to s4end these ser-
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H e ld s J . Hubblns. K if.u to r e( the
B atata e f Mans Richard Kjennerud.
dbeaaaad. ha* filed a
la
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ta lla a la aall a t private sale tha
f*U*wla« described property, la*
I t . Bloch SI. Dream a aid
nuhdlvlslon.
accerdlnp
to
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. County,
rlo tld a. to* si her
with
the
furniture
and
furnishings Ircettd on the
•eld premise*
and you are hereby required * t*
j y . yuur w rllien appearance, da*
■ s e a s , or objection* la sold Putttlaei within i l days after tha d rat
publication bsrsof. Phsuld VM fall
S e re in , decree will he entered la
dp* course up«n said PaU tlea.
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Ity. riarld a . thla S**h day of
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ORLANDO
�By JERRY COVINGTON
A i we doM out tha ytnr of lH f thorn
* a n many em its that we will navar fo n ttThere were also several m a t chaaiee in
the sports world that will affect us for
i year* to Cone.
With the forming of the new CooUn-
} experts, feel that all tha good talent that
‘ true that there ie a scout behind every
!bush and If A ball player sbowa a little taf*
ent he la Immediately aimed to a Mg fat
contract. But who thought aoma of the
things that have come to pess In recent
years would ever happen?Of course it is going to taka a complete
.rebuilding of the f ir m systems and If this
la done in a proper way the thM league
,should go without a bit of trouble. Wo
moot remember that thia la n new country
‘and, with a greatly increasing population,
Halted Prose Internstieosl
National champion Syracuse,
Mississippi, Wisconsin and Geor
gia a rt favored to win four oT
the tix college football bowl
games which will be played to
day befora an estimated 330,000
paying fans and millions of tele,
viewers from coast to coast.
Syracuse, wbleh compiled col
lege football's only perfect record
la 1888 although it started the
m ean without aa exporiencad
quarterback, Is a solid 13-point
choice to get the New Year un
derway on n happy note against
Taasa before o crowd of about
3 M * in the Cotton Bowl at Dal-
of shoes and promise him a Job on any
kind of ball dub.and he is contented be.
cause he Just loves to play. Mind you, this
la not always the case, but It la usually
true.
remember our own Julian Caatro
Mississippi, which finished sec
who was so lazy I have seen him catch a ond
to 8yracuso in the final Unitwhole baseball *anj;‘ on his knees.
od Press International Board or
Let’s look to 1960 noWl My bhoicas to Coaches ratings with only a closeplay in the World Series next fall era tha call loss to mar its record, thould
go-go White Sox again and the GUnte. boat 1831 national champion Lou
Both of theee clubs pulled off some fine isiana Stats by seven points, actrades and should be able to go all the way.
Also, I'll go out on the limb and aAy that
Kansas City will give us a team In the
F8L that will give everybody plenty of
trouble.
•
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It will be another great year for sports
and those of you who have become TV ad*
dicta and are looking tired and run down
pick up the national slogan, “It’s fun to bo
a fan" and go by it.
Happy New Year all and thanks for
taking a peak my way during 1959.
eording to the oddsmakers. In the
Sugar Bowl game at New Orleans
before a crowd of 82,000,
Big Ten champion Wisconsin,
winner of seven of nine regularseason games, carries its confer
ence's lopsided lead over the Pa
cific Coast Into (ho Bose Bowl as
i stt point favorite over Wash
ington before the day's biggest
crowd — anywhere from H.ooo to
101,ON.
Georgia didn’t measure up to
Syracuse, Mississippi, LSU, Tex
as, Wisconsin and Washington In
the battle for headlines during
the regular season, but emerged
aa one of the best teams la the
south. The Bulldogs ere an 11point favorite ever Missouri la
the Orange Bowl at Miami,
where sunshine and warm weath
er is expected to lure upwards of
73,000.
cr 1 m l are the Tangerine Bowl
and Prairie View Bowl fame*.
Middle Tennessee (KM ) la pitted
against Presbyterian (t-I) la the
Tangerine Bowl at 'Orlando, and
Prairie View AfcM (1-1) meets
Wiley (Tex.) (2-6) In the Prairie
View Bowl at Houston, Tex. A
crowd of 12,000 will see the Or*
landA game while 11,000 fans arc
expected for the Houston classic.
The National Broadcasting Co.
and the Columbia Broadcasting
System are handling the telecatss
of the Sugar, Orange, Cotton and
Rose Bowl games. CBS gets the
long afternoon underway at 1
p.m. from the Orange Bowl
and then switches Its cameras to
Dallas for the Cotton Bowl action,
expected to start at around 3:30
p. m. NBC opens with the
Sugar Bowl at New Orleans at
2 p. m. and then move* on to
Pasadena, Calif., for the Rose
Bowl action at around S p. 1
The Prairie View Bowl is scbed<
ed for > p. m. and the Tangerl
for 1:15 p. m.
New Mexico SUto got the be
day week end underway Thursd
by upsetting North Texas Sta1
28-8, in the 23th annual Sun Bo I
game at El Paso, Tex.
Charlcy Johnson, the astio i)
leading touchdown passer, tbn I
for the TD's, while Bid Gail g
picked up Important yardage i t
the winners, Including a toucm
down, and bucked over for ti I
extra points. Pour fumbles hint
North Tezai, which was a tw
touchdown favorite.
The eye* of the nation will 1
on Syracuse University when tl
Orangemen go out to prove thi
right to the national crown. Con
Ben Schwartxwaider'a men roll
up 380 points and allowed only
while beating iO opponents i
though they went through the sc
faaa ara reminded that double-feature of swift action a t
faafeed-OrtaadS Kennel Club Will the club, located couth of Banfee g l i a teaight la honor of tho ford, about one mil# west eg Hwy,
Tangerine Bowl football classic In
Orlando between Middle Ttnaee.
Kd’e Zlgueg will be among the
standouts In tho ttfe race. Others
Tha darkened lights, hewever, In the' tough contest will be Becky
wlU ha tha quiet before the MacGInty, Bird Beck, Par Fear,
stans. Tomorrow's 21-race scbo- Get Shocked, Alderman, Bo’s Bogdole of astiea will he the early
ssasan’a top day of pari-mutuel
Ja«s Johansson (If ha fights)
The Saturday evening competi
afiD, successfully defend the Tim- lM speedsters who will tion will eU rt a t 1:10 with 11
Sever
tha
oval
are
among
tho
heavyweight title against fleyd South's highest quality grey* races oa tap. iaeladiag tha hot-
hounds,
box loth whisk Is a hand-picked
A 10-race motions card will get encounter featuring champions ef
remain champion until retiring tc under way nt 2 p. m. Tha ath and
10th areata will combine for a the n r ly season.
icoms an actor.
Interest In tha greyhound
Bay Roriasoa (if fen fights) will
scampering sport has been stead
Maw tbs now-divided middleily increasing in reoeat years la
AKBON, Ohio (UPI) - Aa adCharley grott will replace Dsn vaaeo
Sanford,
A largo crowd ef ears
sain ef tickets to the IBM
M uM W sU enrolg!.t G a i t Car- PGA gnu
championship netted a from the Calory City area stall
record 2118.1*, It was announced night maka tha trip to tha re
today far L ena Ttbbals, general furbished chib.
The first two weeks ef action
chalm sa for the tournament to
ha held at Urn Pirsstsae country attracted a record number ef fans.
July U-21 The old advance
■ Tha Now .York Yankees and Chib,
sale record of 1188,800 was estab
Milwaukee Braves will bounce lished
last year for tho National D tU ti S ign s B tck
hack to rdftlb the respective Mg
EL PASO, Tea. (UPI) -A bner
league pennants with the Yanks Open championship at ManorsHaynes, North Tessa State's star
copping the World Berios. The
left halfback, has signed a profs*new Continental League, due to a
slooal contract with Dallas of the
lack of playwra, sots back Ita daP h ils Sign Catcher
new American Peothen League.
PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The
* Ted0 Williams and Staa Mesial
g its It one last fllag, find it Philadelphia Primes have signed
tougher than 1830 and almulUaa- Oearpe Sehoaath, an 18-ySsr-old Trade Leading Scorer
catcher from Oconemowoc, Wls.,
HAZLETON.'Pa. (UPI) - Tom
Maly call it ■ carter.
Mickey Mantle and Hank Atroa to a miner t**s*** contract. Ho Hsmsas, loading scorer of the
will ho s n ips ad to c m of tho Eastern Profeastaas! Basketball
will win
Phillies' miner league teams fol League,
WA
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LAiguvo w
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irin eQ u
n iu iiw
Warfare mope up la Callfentla lowing , Ma d is ta n t from the to Williamsport Thursday far
Jack Molinas and Tom H art
gad Venetian Way wlas tha Mg Army la March. three year old stakes la Florida.
Warfare wlas by a length la their
Kentucky Derby meeting and sees
on to taka tbs triple crown. W1L
lid Shoemaker wins another ridiag
crown (bo hum).
Advance Sale
suss
Cincinnati s w e e p s collegiate
honors with Oscar Bofeertsoa
risking up hli third straight Mor
tar crown sod then turning pro
with tho Cincinnati Royals. The
Boston Celtics bomb through the
’’’ ’"•otaSS•«—
Russia wlas tha winter gtm ei
by placing hoavily. At Borne, the
United States cope the track and
field and swimming divisions with
l i f e r Johnson regaining the
heavily ' la G rm -Rem ea wres
tling. wright lifting sad gymaasUsi, ate., t* take the team ciwwa.
Golf
Cent LUtler wlas U J. Open si
Cherry HUla sad Dow Fiaatarwald
olataa the fc— folks
tho
PGA at Akron. A doaoa VA. pros
as (a tbs loath anniversary of tho
British Open sad Mika Bouehsk
POST
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P.
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10 E xciting R aces
M ATINEES W ednesday A
Syracuse, loaded with
8:10
Saturday 2 P . M,
SPECIAL NEW TEAKS M ATIN EE
M ta r s
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P . M.
Admitted. Prm
Last year, a visitor. This year, a resident In
Florida, it happens 3,000 timts a
weeks a year.
welly want? We’$love to have you,
Sha used to sea opfy Florida's beautiful
folf courses, then, fht sawsomethin! also
—tha “Hving” side of a wonderful land in
which to work and ptay and ralsa a family.
Helping Build Florid?
i
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backa — Dave Sarotto and Dick
Easterly. Operating with half*
backs Ernie Davis and Ger
Schwedea and a lint led far AllAmerican guard Roger Devil, the
two soph signal callers did n
masterly job.
In Texas, though, Syracuse will
be meeting a team which distin
guished itsslf In the tough South*
west Conference by always eqm*
ing u p with a little oxtra to win
the close games. Although beaten
by Texas Christian, M-8, the Lang*
horns managed victories over
Oklahoma, Arkansas, Baylor and
Texas AAM in a i-1 season.
M ackay In F inals
CALCUTTA, Ind. (UPI) —Bafry Mackay of Dayton, Ohio,
reached the final round of tha
Asian lawn tennis championships
Thursday by defeating 8wadtn'g
Ulf Schmidt, 44. 61. 8-3, 8-2.
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NEW YORK (UPI) - Before
19S9 cues lo black, as TV direc
tors say it. I'd Ilk* tc room la
with a memory lens and recap
ture some especially gratifying
moments that were left behind.
My list, a partial om* at best,
is based on the theory that sea*
sonal good-will causes the bad to
slip into oblivion through a fluemesh memory screen. The good,
of course, sticks.
Anyhow, here's an Idea nf whet
TV viewing left with me In 1U9.
not counting a slight touch of eye
strain.
Jason R o b a r d s impassively
watching a wooden bridge . . .
Lee Cobb'* Inspired determination
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Psar show . . . Art Careey'i Imi
tations of John Daly, an Aqeri*
can tourist and an aspiring
president . . . Hans Conried fo r.
traying an Italian waiter, a Greek
multi-millionaire on Art Cardey
shows and, earlier, reciting "Lit.
tie Orphan Annie" . . . The Bid
Caesar-Jote Ferrer comedy eon*
frontations . . . Tallulah Bankhead
on the first "Big Party" show . . .
Steve Allen’s skit about a silent
scretu cowboy hero, played by
Dayton Allen, makiug hit TV de.
but in a western . . . Tom Pot.
ton's portrayals of Franela X.
Tithnvu, an old « time matlnen
D eal F olds
HOLLYWOOD (U F I)-B . Oar.
aid Cantor, president of Natiensl
Theaters and Television Inc., sold
Desi Ames and Lucille Ball hava
informed him they are no laager
Interested in disposing of their coo.
trolling interest In DeeUu Produe*
don*. Cantor said that, as a result,
his firm has halted preliminary
negotiations for gaining a major is*
terest la Desilu.
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Phoiofrtphjr Supplies
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mill . . . Cobb again. This time
as a dying, life-loving scientist in
"Project-Immortality" . . . A bat
tered Nehcmiah Persoff growling,
“I don't provoke'' . . . Geraldine
Page and Jason Kobirds In a
bedroom encounter superbly di
rected by John Franktahclmer...
Laurence Olivier glaring at Lie
dull companions In a Paris calk...
John Gielgud's tortures In "Tat
Browning Version" . . . Kathleen
Wlddoci reliving a teenage birth
day in "Our Town" . . . James
Donald in "The Power and the
Glory." as a fugitive priest at
tempting to celebrate Mats in a
peasant hut (on a local TV-se*
rlet called, "The Play of the
Week").. . Maximllan Schtll at
a young German lawyer , in a
Playhouse M production about
the Nurcmburg war crime trials
. . . Maria Schell's forlora, peace
ful expression in " F tr Whom the
Bells Toll" . . . Ingrid Bergman's
subdued cate of nerves in the
Henry James story, "The Turn
of the Screw" . . . Young Heyward Mortu'a aeting In the aame
production . . . The climactic cra
ter scenes in "The Tunnel" on
Playhouse M . . . Jimmy Mewart's Air Ferre documentary,
"Cowboy 57."
All the tidbits mentioned above
told me things about the minds
and hearts of men. Continuing the
list:
Hsrry Belafoote's tinging of
"Sylvie" before n silent group of
men . . . Odette, Uie folk singer,
whacking her guitar and singing
"Wsler Boy" . . . Fred Astaire
and Barrie Chase frolicking
through s Jatz number tailed,
"My Baby" . . . The Astaire
show’* theme, "Like Young" . . .
Ed Sullivan's video (sped Spolete and Moscow shows . , . The
spontaneous Nixon - Khri.hchev
"debate" . . . A fleeting shot of
Frank Sinatra practically drag*
ging Khrushchev oft to mast
some pals during a Hollywood
reception . . . Andy Wluldfr.s*
fresh, swinging summer TV se
ries . . . "The Population Expl>
slon" . . . The thorns music on
"Rlverboat."
Laughs? The Jack Benny-Jim
my Stewart restaurant sketch . . .
Chimpanzees on a Jack Benny
special . . . George Buna m a il
ing hie vaudeville days oo n Jack
4 \H?ihw»
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By VEBNON SCOTT
HOLLYWOOD (U Pl)-The year
1938 held the usual number of
Movlcland milestones — mar
riages. divorcei, bizarre brannlgam, dcatba and eyebrow lifting
romance!.
Number one ztory of the year
wai the riotoui Debbie ReynoldsEddie Fliher • Elizabeth Taylor'
romance • divorce • marriage
mlzup. But the blggeat event to
bit town wai Nikita Khruihehev'a
visit and subsequent complaint
that he couldn't visit Disneyland.
The Crosby boys kept things
hopping by forming a quartette.
Then, after a succession of bat
tles, they broke up.
Sterling Hayden provided a
sideshow of his own by defying
a court order and sailing off far
the South Seas with his children.
And Robert Milchum was good
for laughs when a runty Irishman
clobbered him in an Irish pub.
Mickey Rooney and Jack Paar
jarred televiewers with a display
at bad manners while tirade Al
lan retired as partner of husband
George Burns. Little Evelyn
Rudie ran oft to Washington,
D.C. (aboard an airliner) to talk
to Mamie Elsenhower — but was
sent home disappointed.
Two highly publicized pictures
laid turkey eggs, "Porgy and
Bess’’ and "The Diary of Anne
Prank,” but "Ben • HUr”- IS
million dollars, the most expen
sive film ever made—looked like a
boxofficc champion.
Divoeces and separations were
as abundant as ever. The follow
ing stars were in the 19» list:
Tarry Moore, Marlon Brando,
Joan Caulfield, Vera MUcs. Jim
Arness, Deborah Kerr, Ernest
Borgnine, May Britt, Vie Damone,
Arlene Dahl, Hammy Davis,
Glenn Ford, Belly Hutton, and
Efrem Zimbalist Jr.
Taking the plunge to the altar
'59 were: Vic Mature, llod Steig
er. June Lockhart, Margaret
O'Brien, Gia Scala, Dorothy Ma
lone and Jacques Bergerac,. Nick
Adams. Dsle Robertson, Barbara
Rush and Arlene HowelL
During the year the stlrk
flapped over the homes of Ja y te
Mansfield. Joan Caulfield. Jsast
Leigh and Tony Curtis. Bing Crasby and Kathy Grant, Jerry Leris,
and Marlon Brando and Asoa
Kashfl.
Death stalked this celluloid dty
claiming more lives in 1938 than
in many past years. Among thJS«
who died were Cecil B. DeMlBs,
Errol Flynn, Xou Costello, Wafts
Morris. Mono Lanza, Paul Driglas, Kay Kendall, Ethel Batjymore, G il d a Gray. Edmrid
Gwenn, Steve (Superman) ReetH
and Alfalfa Switzer.
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Ally. G en -.
Williams P. Rogers, recommend-%
ing that "payola” be made a fed
eral crime and urging federal
regulatory agencies to crack down
on hoaxes like rigged TV quls
shows:
"Industry attempts to clean
house should be applauded, but it
is unlikely that such attempts win
be successful unless the appro
priate regulatory agencies . . .
exercise their powers directly aad _
promptly."
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WASHINGTON (UPI) — Girls,
if you're planning to take advan
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PAT BOONE and Diane Baker in a xcene from "Joume:
to the Center of the E»rth" scheduled to open at the Rit
Theatre on Sunday.
AURORA, 111. — Mayor Paul
Egan, persisting in his battle to
fire his police chief, calling for
help against "open insurrection”
after he broke Into the police
chief's office and was thrown out
"This is open revolution la Au
rora. It’s worse than anything
released
«fi»tl»l1re Th»r«d»y nlsht. It
said New Year's day’ finds the
nation with a population of 179,.
300,000, an Increase of 2,90o,ooo
people over a year ago.
The bureau estimated there are
about 980 U. S. males for every
1,000 females. The totals as of
last July were 97,831,000 males
and W,432,00p females.
United Press International
PASADENA, Calif. -V ico President Richard M. Nixon, declining1
to take sides ''in an election year”
in the Rosa Bowl game between
Washington and Wisconsin, but in
dicating be hopes Washington will
win:
••It is awfully discouraging to
walk into the Senate after New
Year's Day and listen to the
gloating of senators from the Big
Ten stales.”
’
'
NEW YORK — Blind orchestra
leader PhB Bennett, appealing for
the return of his braille musie
notations and three instruments
stolen from his auto:
''The year for me Is ending on a
sour note.”
BgBWL!SitSM?
snare a man ih 1980, be prepared
to some stiff competition.
The fact is there are more females than males in the popula
tion. And, ladies, the surplus in
creases with age.
Quotes
Jul<»« Verne, the first and per-l This movie will give a gllmpi
haps the greatest of all science the Imagined marvels that are
fiction writers, was more than a
un* r lh*
™ 'ur? • h'* d, °*
^
i nhi sl r t h century writings he dcscribed the atomic submarines and
the airships that have become the
°( raod^rn * , r f*re'
Who knows how far ahead he was
looking when in 1984 he wrote
'“Journey To The Center Of The
esled In leap year prerogatives— Esrlh’’ opening at the Ritz Theatre
tbs ration Is only 91T males per Sunday about nun's first invasion
of inner spice.
1,000 females;
ney^ into the innards ’oMhe*«
Bone ^
^ . n P ll B<
j , m„ Mason, Diana Baker, At
Dth, tnd Peter RonJOB( , MW
on the screen from Iceland, am
t duck< Gertrude.
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that aver htppcced la Rtmli.”
A walled "city wit n a city”
was fouodsd 430 years ago la Aug*,
burg. Germany, by a banker nam
ed Jacob Fugger. Tha "Fugerel.”
as it is callsd, Is known as tho
"world's oldaat social aattlamsnt”
An apartment them still ranli
for about 41 cenU a yaar.
a.
'tVH AT POYOU KMOPP
A s o v r y m sc o u /h
AMO M S 0 A A /0 ? ]
Opening game of tha Florida
State League season at Municipal
Stadium is tentatively set for
Wedneaday night, April 20, at
7:48 with lha Leesburg Orioles aa
competition.
It will be the first of 70 home
games for the Sanfotd Greyhound
entry, according to' W. Kenneth
Mr Roberts, principal sponsor of
lha club, and it will present teams
representing two major league
clubs which have never' had
youngsters la uniform In the
league.
Banford’a entry, supplied by the
Kansas City Athletics, will be
meeting players owned by the
Baltimore Orioles. Leesburg will
K v<
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|)» I N t Ml A M < ( I
PHONE FA H314
LAST TIMES TON ITS
7,-aa AND 11:88 P. M.
"Tha Boat Of Everything”
Hope Long# Stephen Uayd
Joan Crawfeed
PLUS AT ti$ l ONLY
"WHITE WITCH DOCTOR"
Baht MUchuas-Snsan Hayward
SATURDAY • $ FEATURES
"TOBACCO ROAD”
be making a return to leagut play
after a two yehr absence, and,
with Lakeland, will round out what
promises to be the fastest Class D
circuit ih baseball.
Adoption of tha 140-game sched
ule will be a feature of tha Jan
uary 24 laagua meeting to be held
at Wiltiston.
All eluba also must post an advanca dues sum of $1,000, and
must send 91,700 to tha National
Association of Professional Base
ball Leagues as a guarantee that
at least half of the club's monthly
salary limit of $3,400 will be
available to players should diffi
culty arise.
Under league rules, McRoberts
pointed out, the $1,000 advance
payment will apply to Magus
dues that In the old daya of the
loop were not collected until tha
final six weeks of each season.
HERE IH A SCENE Iron Happy A n n iv ersary ” opening
at tho Movleland Drlvt-1 hi Sunday.
‘Happy Anniversary1 atarr
David Nivaa and Mitsi Gayi
opens • five night run at
Movleland Drive-la starting S
day.
The movie is based on the cor
dy bit play that ran more U
a year on Broadway.
Tha other feature on the bill
"Villa” starring Brian Keith i
Caesar Romero.
TODAY ft SATURDAY
OPEN 12:45
FEATURE: 1 tOO♦2{5I - 5:48 - t i l l
GENE TIERNEY
"GOD’S LITTLE ACRE"
ALIN) RAY . TINA LOUISE
"SWAMP WOMEN"
MARIE WIN DOOR
STARTS SUNDAY
FIBNT SANFORD SHOWING
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H I V B B Y I CQGRfOQBGiB
FEATURE: 2:27 . 5:21 . S tll
STARTS SUNDAY
H i MOST MMttUAL ADVENTURE IINKR UK EMM
Friday and Saturday of next
week, "Hound Dog Mon" furring
Fabian will highlight n special
throe feature attraction.
Also scheduled for the triple btfl
is "Mooey, Wooten and Guns" sod
“Man in tha Shadow.”
�A W ant A d A Day Makes A ll Business P a y! Ph. FA 2-2611
CLASSIFIED INDEX
L 6t*4 Pen«
L Per stent
j j ». Wanted to Rent
Real Estate Wanted
6. Real feaute For Bale
6. Martgac* Leean
V. Bnaterea Opportnmllte*
7-A laaarasce
6. Penule Help Wanted
L Male Help Wetted
16. Male er remale
IL Week Wonted
Plsmblag Scrriaei
Electrical Service*
14. Betiding • Pnldtag • Rerelre
I IL Special Services
ll-A Beanty Parten
IL Flewera ft Plente
1 IL Pets - Livestock • Sepflte*
IL Machinery • Tools
IL Baste and Meter*
66. AatemebGre
A Traitor*
Peraltero
BL Artteloo Par Sato
■ Nsdtoee ft
1 6 - Loro ft P ea
m. Edncatton -
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fb t
ln (irl
Fri„ Jan. 1, 1960—Para 9
frrs lh
large Florida room, large kit SELL or TRADE: 3-Bedroom, 1U
bathi, CB. Florida room. Xleely
chen, central heat; good neigh
landscaped 133* a 113* corner
borhood. Slf Roialia Dr.,
lot. K.500 down or will trade
FA 2-2360.
lor other property. Will flnaaee
part of dowa payment U deair.
LARGE (wo bedroom house with
ed. 120 E- Coleman Ctreto.
screened porch Children and
pets wanted. $50 monthly. Phone
2431, Geneva, Mrs. James Tho STORE, gas station, trailer park,
mas.
on a acres. 1T-S3 one mile north
past Monroe bridge, Harty'a
BRAND NEW furnished apart
Rlveredgo Trailer P i. FA I-3M0
ment, 306 W. 13th. Street. Phone
FA 2-2931 days, or FA 2-1401
nights.
PUMPS - SPRINKLERS
AH typei and ataei, Inetalled
“Do It Youretlf'
WE REPAIR AND SERVICE
STINE
Machinery end Supply Co.
SOT W. and St.
Ph. FA i-oui
MODEM. RUO CLEANERS
All Rise Ruga And Wall To Wall
Carpets. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
I Week Sendee Ph. FA *7437
SEPTIC TANK SERVICE
Since IMS
A. HARE
DEBARY
NOrth 144*1
NOrth 1-4711
2-BEDROOM unfurnished apart
ment for rent. Contact n i l Pal
metto Avenue.
FURNISHED 1 bedroom duplex
FA 2-0363.
2-BEDROOM unfurnished house,
kitchen equipped.
Available
January 6th. Phone FA 2*2000.
LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 160'
X 145’; one block off New Up*
sala Rd. $130. Phone FA 1-7213
after 3:00 P. M.
PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING
W. L. HARMON
PH. PA 2*4X23 After I P. M.
LEWIS SALES ft SERVICE
Veapa Motor Scooters
Hosier ft Lawn Mower Service
West Country Club Rd. FA 3-7616
C. A. W hiddon, Sr.
BROKER
FURNISHED apartmant for rent,
601 Park Aveoue. Call FA 1-0216, SOI So. Park Avo. Ph FA 2-3661
If bo answor FA 2-6220.
I BR HOME In Plnorrest, sacri
UNFURNISHED house, kltchin
fice for quick tale. Nam# your
equipped; near Naval Air Sta own terms. FA 2-3374.
tion. Children and pats accept
ed. 673. Phono FA 2-3346.
RORERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor
Raymond Luodquiat, Aaaoc.
4 ROOM furnished apt. $30. Adults, PA 2-2831 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
113 N. Jasmine Avo.
POR QUICK SALE: Very nice
FIRST FLOOR FRONT, furnace
two bedroom CB home at 3432
beat, clean, link In room, kitYale Avenue. Will bo on pro
chan privilcgei. 100 Holly. Phono
mises from 10:00 A. M. ‘til 10:00
•
KENT A BED
FA 2-2466.
P. M. December 20th. — Jan
lollaway. Hospital ft Baby Bads
SAN SIM KNOLLS
uary Ith. Make offer.
By Day, Weak or Month.
3-BEDROOM
unfurnished
bouse,
CARROLL'S FURNITURE
9 Bfdroos
kitchen electrically equipped.
REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN
Ph. PA S-4111
IIS W. lot S t
MOM
FOB
YOUR MONEY
3412 Willow Avenue.
Call
3344 Franck Avo.
HOMES BY XKUU
PA 2 0274.
FURNISHED cottage $73 per
J . W. H A LL
month. On M-N at five Potato. NICE clean two bedroom duplex
Realtor
Phono PA 2-1417.
■partmont, kitchen equipped,
sU Hall"
Phooa FA 3-2641
garago. Ph. FA 2 1706.
MODEL OPEN DAILY
WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms
APPROXIMATELY ton aorta of
6 Block# weat of Pronek
private beth», 114 W. Plrwt Bt- CLEAN e-room furnished apt.
grove, 61,300 per acre; near Sunon 20th Street
dost In. 611 Park Ave.
land Estates. Contact Joseph
BAILER STACES. Large lots.
Levy, FA 2 - l» .
1V4 and t hatha, pastel colored
Camp 8ominela Trailer Park, NICE BEDROOM with private on
tilt—Purred and plaster walla—
Wakiva R im Rd. FA 1-4131.
trance and bath. P h o n s
All oloctrla kitchens— Terrene
PA 2 2446.
f l e e r e—Custom-built cabinet
$500 DOW N
ROOM with adjoining powder 2 Acres of highland with homo.
work and duit-free closet*—
room, private bath. Convleatiy
Landscaped and other plus fea
In good water area. Roaring
Betted at 603 Palmatto Avo.
lam on and orange trooa. On tures.
Phone PA 2-6400.
nivtd fold.
W. H. "Bill** Stamper Agency
$10,800 COMPLETE PRICE
FURNISHED 3 BR. house, 116 W.
Realtor ft Insurer
Uth. St. FA 2-0870.__________
$200 Dn. - V a c a n t
ASSOCtATKSl H. K. Taffor
Bedroom CB homo built to Arthur P. Day, Everett Harper
USE for rent on Sanford Two
FHA specification*. $62 monthly
Robert P. May, Bart Pilcher,
Ivenuo n e a r Lake Jessup.
payments. 66,600.
Helen E. Noonan
A 2 3664.
Phone PA S-4661 III N. Park
t
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ROSA
W E LC O M E
NAVY A N D NEWCOMERS
TO SANFORD
SUNLAND
. Estates
&
South
IpINECRESlI
4th Addition
H om es D esigned F o r
F lo rid a. L iving,
t 4 4 Bedroom s —
1 4 t Baths
VA - FHA FHA In Service
C onventional
F inancing
Down Paym ents
Low u 1425
1
L.
$550
PAYTON
M ather of Sanford
S EE T H I S
C o u n JtM j
m
)ream
TODAY!
I ART ELECTRIC
W u u fU ih
“In the City o f
Gracious L iving”
ONE
lfM dodge Suburban Station
Waxen, exrallant eaadlilon, $710.
Call after I p. m. FA 1-7474.
a Fsr the Rapt la Wiring
I • RESIDENTIAL
• INDUSTRIAL
niMSSVS
irotiCIIMSHSi 6V46WW
* I
• COMMERCIAL
meats, invoices, hand bills, and I
program#, e t c . Pr igresalve
PrinUng Cn. Phone PA S-SM 304 Woat 16th S t
ft Heating
$-7114.
| Mi. FA 2-3427
Tudor M m - Gm . P .i.1 - C lu . I.tw tar . t t t 111.
Ob# Far Real Gan Saving Ecououtyl
ONLY *995
Hom es
HOMES
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MOTOR
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SALE s
I na pa d inn N ig h tly O r O u r L a r g t U g b tg d L e t
W HERE DEALS SH IN E
Odium&Tudor
t:M A. M. T I Dark
SUNDAY
S<H P. M. TM Dark
W ad
O f>EN
On SStli
81. Fellew Country
Club RA A WaUb
Fsr Our Bigua . . .
OPEN DAILY
MONTHLY
PAYM ENTS
A LL
DAY
Otur Ueed Can Will Bn Digpfcyad Far Yi
»lll b,
T uns
Fboft FA f»iM l
A Satiafied customer la our bast
advartlaamant.
HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK
Joe C. Thom aa
Ph. FA 2-3742
1631 Barite S t
PA 14641 106 So. Oak
• BIG VALUES
MIDN1TE SING, The Rebels, Har
• JUICK CREDIT
vester a and Sunshine Boys, Or
Ba Lovallar With Professional
• EASY TERMS
lando
City Auditorium, Orlando,
Beauty Care.
WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS
Fla. Jab. 2nd., Advanca ticket#
WILSON - MAIER
$1.00. Call June Brown, 2616
Plumbing & Heeling
Adam* Avn. FA 1-1627.
New and Used Furniture
AIR COVDITIONING
Beauty Salon
CONTRACT and REPAIR WORE
CUSTOM BUILT furniture -a la
1007 Sanford Avo.
FA 24163
gls pieces or aets. Also furni
DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP
ture repair, Cablaato made.
PLUMBING
2004 Adams Ph.
PA * 333
Contracting ft Repairs
Free Estimates
ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby LOST: Black purs# at Prat— Up
R. L HARVEY
Beds. Day, Week or Month—
204 Sanford Avo. PhoSM PA 1-3366
Dance, Pleas* oall PA 2-42M.
FURNITURE CENTER
110 French Avo.
LOST: German Shephard
•r
Ph. VA 1-7831
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use Wiring — Electric Sonrteo
"Reek." Chili* get
Cut Flowers For Any Occattkm
Bid Vlhlon
REWARD. O. W. Arnold, fhom
$SAVE$
SANFORD
FLOWER
SHOP
RANDALL ELECTRIC OO.
PA 64066. ''
New A L'aod
or
PA 1-6270
l i t Magnolia
PA S461I PA 6-1613
Furniture and Applinnomt Lo»t. rem ale itom ore CaL BreC
FA 6-1664, 216
Circle.
1—SHETLAND PONY yearling,
white and brown, very gentlr, SOI ton B- P in t m. Ph. PA 8-6066
priced reasonable. FA 2-S4T6.
Used furniture, appliances, tools
jmu
etc. Rought-Sold. Larry's Mart
213 Sanford Avo. Ph. FA 2-4132
P lum bing & R epairs
READY FOR IMMEDIATE WAITRESS: Apply to Mr. Laa
caster, Altamonte Coffee Shoppe.
OCCUPANCY
Altamonte Springs.
S-BEDRl/OM. $ bath, kitehen
equipped, Florida room. Large
CtTcall PA 2 341$.
S-BEDROOM home, bardweod
floors. Large le t 2406 Adams
Court, Wynpowood. T i n t
FA 1-1617.
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tha boat Trimming, Da-mossing,
Removal and Fertilising. Phone
FA 6-2013.
WILL TRADE equity In '36 Re SCHWINN VARSITY BOYS BIKE.
nault with eooo mile* for '33 or
ENOUSH STYLE. NEW TIREI
'44 automobile. Phone FA 2-3606
AND TUBBS. LAROE BASKET,
or FA 2-3662.
CAN BE SEEN AT THE SAN
FORD HERALD DAYS.
1S30 FORD, 2200 mllea, muit sell
Ph. FA 2-7731.
Canteens, mess kits, compasses,
military toys, tenU. sots. ArmyHUNTLNG JEEP: 7 Monroe Ave
Navy Surplus, lie Sanford Are.
nue, DeBary, Florida.
SAVE at BRYAN'S
CONVERTIBLE, '33 Bulck Road
SHOP.
master; original owner; beauti One blockFABRIC
West of Mearoo I
ful dark red; perfect shape. Ac on West First St.
cept any reasonable o f f o r .
FA 2-3636.
1859—<o VESPA ISO CC Scooter
complete with windshield and
1633 CHEVROLET Convertible, a
mirror, 1300 actual mllea. Just
cylinder, automatic transmlibroken In. FA a-3330 after 4:0«
alon with power brakes; had
excellent care. Owner has 2
cars, must sacrifice wife's car 2-PIECE Sectional living room
suite; also arm chair, good con
for *130 due to overseas as
dition; $63. FA I*1SM.
signment. For further Informa
tion or demonstration call DRESS PORK, half or whole, Me
FA 2-0433.
per pound. FA 2-3067.
'34 FORD $383. FA 2 2073
MARY CARTER PAINTS
World’a Largest Gallon
BUY ONE GAD
GET ONE FREE
'36 SPARTAN taller, 43 ft., 2 Bed
201 W. 1st. St.
Ph. FA M
room. Call FA 2-4404.
FACTORY TO YOU
HOUSE TRAILER, $200. Mr. Mc
ALUMINUM
Nally FA 2-7837.
VENETIAN BUNDS
21. Fnrnimro
Enclosed boad. hag-proof bottom
rail with piaatk ends. Flaatie
New A Used Furniture ft Applior rayon taper. Cotton er nylon
ances. A Good Place To
corda.
BUY, SELL or TRADE
Senkarlk Glass and Point Co.
FA 2-4M6
Jenkins Furniture 113-114 W. 2nd S t
400 Sanford Avo.
PA 2-7430
Registered Real Estate Broker
(^YMOND M. BALL Mary E. Carmen — Lon SalvaU
B. E. Rogoro, Sr. Associates
; AND ASSOCIATES
Ph. FA < 1201 17-62 at Hiawatha
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Surety Bonds
MAJOR BROWN REALTY
HOUSE and 4 acres of land, Ir
TOMATOES and SWEET POTA
Contracting ft Bopnlra
Realtor
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21 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6641
rigation. Sox 46-A, West First
TOES. Celery Ave., near Board
Licensed — Banded —
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Sanford
St. FA 2-1477.
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Ph. PA S-IIS7 of PA 1-1664.
Even* Bldgc Lake Mary
too Laurel Avo. Th. PA
Ph. PA f-1290
6-ACRES of good tarns land la
Meteor* Onthpord Mot ors
Saaisrd Celery Doha $300 par
Service With The Cash. SUPER
PAINTING ft DXCORATINO
WOODRUFF MARINE
acre. Excellent termi. Richards
TRADING POST, PA 1-6677.
Licensed
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Bonded
$401 Pronek Avo.
PA 1-1
Stenstrom Realty
Hotel, Melbourne, Florida.
Pro* Estimates —
GOOD Used Appliances and TV's.
HERBERT STENSTROM
2-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped
Work Guaranteed
Gormly, Inc., Third ft Palmetto.
FARMER'S AGENCY
Registered Broker
homo.
Low
down
payment.
$36 Semlnoto Painting Caatraeton
Gateway
To
Tbe
Waterway
N. V. Farmer, Realtor
LEN RISNEB
n mooth. 181$ Summerlin.
PA 8-1264
Your EVINRUDE Dealer
D. H. Whitmore
LOTTIE BROADWAY
Robson Sporting Good*
LUllna O. Trams
I
KEN TOMETT
-64 K. 1st.
Ph. FA 1-8661
AneeletOe.
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BETTY! D. SMITH
116 8. French Ave. Ph. FA 1*211
RINEHART CERAMIC STUDIO CRITCHP1ELD II ft. boat, fiber
Associates
|N . Park Ph. 'FA $-1430 After hour*, PA $4612. FA $-4621,
Greenware
Free Instruction*
glass speed bottom, Johnson
Gift Ploroa Supplies Kiln#
Javalla
21 outboard motor, kaa
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TODAY'
Rinehart Road
Ph. PA 2-4707
retractable lop, dual gas tanka
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IR. bouse on Magnolia, Just out S t Jo h n s R ealty Co.
and running Hgbtsi also tilt
f city llml'i; kitchen equipped,
ft will bo if you help tha fam
trailer. Will sacrifice for $1,000.
’•Milan blinds, spare heater, 11$ N. Park Ave. Pk. FA S-61M ily budget by taming that
See A. W, Barkley at Barkley
lust sell at Oflce. $3618. Will
extra moocy at an AVON
Used Cars Inc., Maitland, Pis.
redo for late model car,
REPRESENTATIVE. For taiPA 1-0661 or PA $-0333.
tarvlaw In your borne, write,
Manager, Bex 14$, Lockhart,
You cab movp In Im m edi
a te ly w hile th e p a pern are
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being proceaaed.
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32. Art lcto* Per Bate
3-BEDROOM home, unfurnished,
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teugthy ccutoortri),
Nixon and Mitchell t i n w petted tv m u m their talk* next
w itk is an attempt to get a- •* tlement without tha necessity of
President Eisenhower requesting
sow labor legislation from Con-
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**Other develop monte In tbo atool
LTJG THOMAS J. HAMILTON JR*, right, of Heavy Attack Squadron One
coda hia Naval earner thia week upon hie release to inactive duty. He waa
presented a plaque by Cdr. David A* King. VAlf-1 Commanding Officer, to
commemoratehia tour of duty with the Tigers. Lt(J.g.) Hamilton, .the
—The United Steelworkers an
nounced K would aoak contempt*
ef oaerl ponaltloa against tha “big
CHASE & SANBORN
OR
FOOD - FAIR
September 1967,
halted the 116-day atrika. They
aaeaaad the ramprH t r of falling
to t e n evtf .’aesithly report* wqelrod aader the enter.
—la g e r M. Blough, chairmen
of U. S. Steal Cerp., predicted that
If there la ae resumption of the
. strike, the nation'* ateel mills will
operate eg near capacity In the
first ala months of I960 to roatore
Sheriff's deputies wi* serve
strike-depleted inventories. '
Mitchell held on unannounced jury summonses on M county
Ira e leas meeting Thursday with
•teshrerhsra President David J. tty i.
McDonald and Union Attorney
The summonses require register
ed voters to serve on juries tor
the slvll cases to be tried la tbe
would say what they dlacuaaod.
Circuit
court’s fell session Jan.
&
M S "—<» l« New
W i , Tork before hoarding a plana for l-ll. Persons summoned must ap
pear In the Seminole County
Courtroom at 10 a. m. Tuesday,
unless they art excused by Judge
Deputies To Serve Jury
Summonses N ext W eek
-a a , L T S L JSSK
Tha Jurors will be paid 91 for
sach day they eerve, plus mileage.
The esses to he tried are: Jan.
I, at 9:90 a. m., Frank C. Hermesdorf vs. Meredith Enterprises
Inc. and Marshall Lee Keith; Jan.
• at 9:90 a. m., Stanton Abercrombia vs. Theodore L. Johnsoa
and Eunice Wilson; Jail. I at 19
a. m. Carl flayra vs. W. G. feubee; Jan. ll-U, Ann . Retraces
Bear vs. Daaisl La Fevra; dan.
14 at 9:M a. m., Seaco bic. vs.
Albert W. Winters and Charles E.
Jester; Jan. 19 .at 9:90 a. m.,
Michael Criilenden, a minor, vs.
Ben Edgar Butler.
' The jurors.to be summoned are
John G. Dura, Robert J. Keys,
Jack R, Brooks, Rodney R. Har
ris, William 0, Tanner Jr., Ern
est H. Rohoe, J. D. Woodruff,
Romauld N. Skslley, Harry E.
Sutherland, Harold R. Sundvall,
Lewis E. White, E m e tt C.
Stamper, WUbar J. Dulak, Harry
E. Howard. Edmond A. Cheval
ier, Sanford F. Doudney, Harvey
H. Hate, John M. Fjtspatrick, Vir
gil D. Morgan, Alfred F, Steuart,
Anthony J .' Qregus, Lawrence N.
Hoover Urges
'Smut' Crackdown
WASHINGTON U P D -F B I Di
meter <J. Edgar Hsovar said to
day the time has come to crack
down on “dealers of depravity”
who corrupt the notion’s youth In
the gulae of “clean entertain
ment.”
Writing In the PBl’a law en
forces*rut bulletin. Hoover urged
governing authorities to strengthen laws agalnkt “*raut salesmen.”
He advocated atlffer sentence* for
“filth purveyors.’’
The FBI chief aimed his fire
at.moUon pictures and television
Sf well nt at publishers of ob
scene pictures end books.
He said that young people are
“literally bombarded with vulgar
motion picture adveriisemenU In
soma newspaper* { certain movies
have too often mada good on the
provocative promises In tha ad
vertisement* and profanity slid
rapacity are the main Ingredients
of more and morn screen offer
ings.”
Hoovtr said that a few televi
sion producers, too, “sometime*
break through tha veil af decency
aa If aome of tham were trying
ta see just bow much tha public
will stead.’’
' Tha FBI director said that ob
scenity la threatening the moral
ity af tha nation. Obscene Ills re
turn I* spread acroaa tha land,
he ante, through the meane of
films, decks af playing cards,
photographs, eomic books, sala
cious magaslnss, paper -backed
hooks and ether pornographic
trials, and sickness., Parsons over
U don't have to nerve but may If
they wish.
After eliminating tbo excused
persons, Judge Williams will give
the oath to tbo Jurers left Ho
then
draw alt games from a
Robert E. Jones, MaaimUllan
bat to get jurors tor the first King, Dould E. Brubaker, James
case, riw attorneys tor each aide W. Brooks, Ediar i . Olson, CharIn Urn case will challenge tbe lea D. Cobb, Jesse *. Cleveland,
M ai* S ta te N eeded
Roseoe T. Warren, John Halitcn
Jr.. Jsm ei E. Doucette, John
. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Tha Seeks Escapers
WUllam Travasoe, William Edgar
preaMaat af iha Gates Rant w an
NEW YORE (UP!)—The FBI Dyaon, King E. Hodges, Raymond
ed today that tha annual post-sea■aid it la coocantrating Ms starch la M. Hite Jr., Ella O. Cummings.
this area for the remaining two Grant Burton, William A. Conconvicts still at larga from tha II right, Donald C. Ludwig, John
man, Doe. g breakout of the Ivy Ores hi, John M. Griffin, Herirhel
Bluff prison near Yanceyvllle, N. E. Dunn, John T. Fort lor Jr., Serm on Topic
C. Aa OBI spokesman slid tha two Richard R. WhUeeide, John O.
Rav. BUI Swyaar of the Barnett
men. WUlio Shaw, 90, and Clave- Bacon. Ernest R. Austin, Ran Memorial Church of Enterprise
land McNeill. 91, had ralalivae la som B. Black, William 0. Pearce will speak on - "Unchanging So*
New York. 1
and Walter H. Browning.
vtor" during hie sermon Sunday.
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MONDAY. JANUARY 4, 1960
United Prose LoAatd Wire Eatabliahed 1906
SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 699
longwood
Bond Issue
Approved
Circuit Judge Voile William*
ruled ■ 170,000 Longwood bond
Imoo legal this morning, clearing
the war tor fundi to be ipent on
paving three street! and extend
ing water linei la town.
The TO 91.000 boodi will mature
at the rate o< $7,000 per year from
1000 through 1000. They bear five
■cent Intercat each year which
payable in March and Septem-
Youngsters Die
01 Suffocation
In Orlando Home
€
The principal and intercat will
be paid off from Longwood ctilitioa aervice taxoe, algaret taxea
and surplus net revenue from the
town’s water ayatom.
Streets to be paved under the
program are Grant I t from WSdraare to Gaergia Ava., Palmetto
St. from | . Lake Are.from
In Grant
MarAve. and WUma SL frm
Oam Rd. and Molaar Ava.
Jets Set 4 Flight
Records Injtoy
• y l/aitsd Press Isterastional
Jot airlines, helped along by
laU winda of ap la 190 miles par
£ e u r set four east-bound trsaseootiaental speed records Sunday.
An American Airlines Boeing
TIT raced 2,300 miles from Los
Angeles to Washington • Baltimore
Friendship Airport In thro* hours
90 mhwtao.
The flight with n capacity lend
ef 111 passenger! brake a pre
vious American Airlines mark of
four boon flat for the run.
Another American TOT Jet act a
M e t Angel**-Boston record of four
Vh*ura,-Sl. mtantes, .carrying.-Ilf
passenger* sad t srew of eight
Tfcoplmm made the 9,700-mllo
flight at an overage speed ef 919
mike per hour, eclipsing a oneday-eld record for four hoars, *
minutes also bald by American.
A Tram World Alrlineo TOT eartying 114 passengers averaged 000
mike an hour for a 2,451-rali* Los
Aagelss-New York run. The three
gtoaun, IT minutes fligM trimmed
T tx minutes from a mark that
TWA eat Saturday.
An Eastern Airlines Douglas
DC0B flow 9,910 miles from Long
Bosch, Calif., to Miami in three
hoars, M minutes and 99 seconds
an average speed of H t miles an
hour, which Eastern said was a
record for the southern trans
continental reals.
<Payola Control
Deadline Today
WASHINTON (UP!) - Today k
tbs deadline far tha nation’s rsd k and takvlaion atgtkna to re
port to the government on what
controls they have set up In police
payola to their employes.
^ The Pederal Communications
Commission directed the l ,M rad k and TV faraadcaitera to report
on'"Internal controls and- proced
ures” being used to keep tabe on
payoffs to staffers outside their
regular aalary.
By Feb. 9, the radio and TV
stations also must disclose any
payola or ‘‘push money” either
they or their personnel have taken,
since Nov. 1, IN*, for hidden com
m e r c ia l plugs.
“ The FCC’s demand for disclosure
of undercover payments te disc
Jockeys to push certain records
(payola) and in broadcasters to de
ceptively clock plugs for products
on the air is unprecedented.
Health
Center
Jaycees Name
Outstanding 10
Young Men Of '59
TULSA, Okla. (UP1) -T h e na
tion’s youngest governor, Hawaii’s
first congressman and young men
if the new and challenging apace
Said were In the list of the "ten
oVtandiog young men of 1*34”
aMouneed today by tha U. S.
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Robert M. Clark, national presi
dent of the young men’s dvie or
ganisation, announced the list here
today. Flva of tha ten honorcos
a r a t a t h o field of education.
eraar of Oklahoma.
Bomor D. Babbidga Jr., St, as
sistant U. 8. commissioner of ed
ucation.
Pater A. Caatruccio, 34, Glenn
Burnle, Md., expert on communlsatioos and guidance in space
travel, Osborn Elliott. U, Now
Tark City, manaaiae editor, News
week magazine.
Carlisle 8. Floyd, Tallahassee
Fla., teacher and operatic com
poser, Florida State University.
Daolei E. Inouye, 39, first U.S.
eoagressmin from Hawaii.
Robert P. Griffin, 99, Traverse
City, Mich., Congressman and la*
bar reform leader.
Dr. S. Fred Singer, 3S, Greenbelt. Md. space vehicle expert and
professor of physics, University of
Maryland.
LL Col. Weak/ W. Posvar, 34,
bead of the political science de
partment, Air Force Academy,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Dr. Harry Prystowsky, 94,
Gainesville, Fla., head professor
of obstetrics and gynecology, Un
iversity of Florida.
Tbo tan men will be honored by
the Jaycees at as awards eougraas Jan. 11-14 at Hartford,
Conn.
Citrus Grower
To Run For Post
ORLANDO (UP1) - W. R.
(Buster) Hancock, citrus grower
•h e heads the Florid* Agricul
tural Council, has announced he
will run for Florida commissioner
of agriculture this spring.
Hancock, 49, owns Hancock
Gravel near here. He made his
announcement Sunday, saying ha
had "worked closely with legisla
tors from all parts of tha state
k the Interest of Florida’s agri
cultural economy.”
bids w ill b« oponed Fob.. 16 nt 8 p.m. in the courthouse. This new 8100,000
facility to be built on French Ave., will he among thy first of the county's
1960 projects and the county commi*Hioner* hope it will he completed by
the M l.
C ity, County, School Officials Plan
'Busy' '6 0 For Building, Improvements
County, school and eity officials
today painted a rosy picture for
IM0 and ouUiasd a list of lop
priority projects to be started dur
ing the calendar yaar.
Sanford City Manager Warren
Knowks listed 11 street construc
tion projects and reported, the
commission will givo careful con
sideration to Urn construction of
a sewage treatment plant at an
estimated cost of $400,000.
Knowles also said that (liras
areas will corns late the eity lim
its within the neat few month
will be 934,000 rood resurfacing
project, including MelknviUa to
San Carlos, San Carlos to Chap
man, W. Third St. to Persimmon
and Persimmon to First and Third
St.
New construction will include
finishing of the Civic Center Park
ing Lot; paving of Mulberry Ave.
from 19th to llth Streets, Olean
der from 10th to llth Sts., Jes
samine from 10th to llth Sts.,
llth SL from Okauder to Jes
samine, Myrtk Ava. from Fulton
to Blvd.. Myrtk from First St.
to Fulton and Fulton from
Laurel to French Ave.
Probably the most Important
project will be the paving on San
ford Ava. from llth to 2Mh St.
Work on the resurfacing pro
jects k expected te start Jan. 10,
Knowks said.
County Commission Chairman
Complete Renewal
Forms Are Asked
Tax Assessor Richard McCanns
today urged all residents filing
renewal applicaUons lor bom
stead exemption to mail or bring
la the whole application and fi
tear off any pari ef U.
McCanna said residents have
been mailing la juat half tha dou
ble-card application blank.
Crowds Jammed the lobby of the
courthouse this morning and a
line of residents extended onto
Park Ava. at people gathered to
flk for exemption, pay their taxea
and pick up their IM0 auto tags
Residents have until April 1
to pay their Uses and file for
homeotead exemption. The dead
line tor am* tegs k Feb. 30.
Congress FuN 01 Candidates To Open
9
4
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The
Congress that may be beat known
la history by l(g presidential can
didates reconvenes Wednesday for
a stormy election-year teuton.
School construction, minimum
wage, civil rights tad bousing —
probably in about that order —
highlighted tha Uat ef "must” bills
the Democratic leadership is lining
up for its 19M session.
M Revision of lb* Taft-HarUey la
bor law because uf'thc steal dis
may add ta the session's
— Stock
pricee at I p. m.t
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American TAT ....
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American Tobacco ............10T
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Bethlethem Steel
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DuPont .............
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Kastman Kodak
Ford Motor ....
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General Electric
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General Motors .
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Weitlnghou** El.
John Krider said that the county
faces i960 in the “best financial
condition” in recant years, with
a cash carry over from the 1)383# budget of 9431,490.”
Krider added that the commis
sion antiepates that it can match
this carry over in tha next fiscal
year also.
Top county projects for this
y e a r Include the completion of
the new health center, construction
of a Jail, paving primary roads in
the county, drainage work and a
job classification program for all
county payroll personnel.
Supt. of Schools R, T. Mllwee
said completion of nine school
projects are expected by the fall
of I960, Including a new high school
and addlllons to Oviedo, Longwood
and lake Mary schools.
B itter C oif W ave Follows
TraiK H M idw est Blizzard
By United Pretm International.
Thu Midweat today wan in the grip of a bitter cold wnvt
th a t followed one of the worst blizzards of tne season.
The mass of frigid air sweeping southward from Canada
pushed toward the Fast Coast from the central plains and
mada the Midwest the icebox of the country.
The mercury plunged U) 26 degrees below zero at 2 a. m.
Doctor May Face
Death Penalty
a t International Falls, Minn. U
was ID below at Duluth, 19 below
at Rochester and 14 below al
Minneapolis, Minn., l i below at
Mason City, Iowa, aero at Omaha,
four degrees at Madison, WIs., and
Dsnvar, Colo., and 9 at Chicago.
Th* cold front estsndsd from
New York State through extreme
northwestern Florida, Most of th*
South reported temperatures in
th* 30s and 40*.
Rein soaked the entire Atlantic
Coast with the exception of Flor
ida Sunday. Alabama, Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley also reported
rain.
Scattered snow- flurries wsr*
forecast over the Ureat Lakes, the
upper Ohio Valley and much of
tbs Rockies today. Th* Weather
Bureau said some snow might
fell from western Kansas north
ward Info the Dakotas and Mont
ana.
Occasional rain was exported
across the southern plains while
the rest of the country looked for
partly cloudy or fair skis*.
LOS ANGELES (Ul’l) - The
state today was expected to ask
the death penalty for l)r. N. Ber
nard Finch and his paramour Caro k Tregoff accused of killing the
physician'* estranged wife to get
hPr share of the family fortune.
The prosecution which will lead
off with opening arguments, con
tends tha 'motive for the fatal
shooting was a desire by Finch, 42,
Is wed hla 23-year-old former re
coptionisl without having to split
ap estimated 9TSO,0M in communi
ty property wth his 33-year-old
wife Barbara.
Tha prosecution further con
tends that Finch and Miss Tregoff
carried a "murder kit” July 14 to
d* away with Mrs. Finch by medi
cal means, but shot her instead.
Mrs. Finch instituted a divorce
action against bar handsome, ten
nis-playing husband May 20, less
than two months before her iiody Sanford firemen started the new
was found shot through tha back year with a fir* call just 34 min
on the lawn of lb* 963,000 horns ules after midnight Jan. 1.
la nearby West Covina.
The firemen pul out a blaio
at 414 E. Eighth Ht. which waa
startled by a defective oil beater.
Damage was small.
A Christmas tree's wires started
a fire at 1303 Forest Dr. which
caused considerable amok* dam
As unattached boat trailer ran age before it waa put out and an
heroes French Ave. yesterday and automobile caught fir* Jan. 2.
bit a ear in the aide.
Last night, another beater caus
MUlarfl Hampton Bacon, San ed a fir* at 2404 Grandvkw Ava.
ford Negro of 1210 W. llth St., which was confined I* one room
was driving south on French Ave. and damage waa slight, the fire
and had Just crossed the railroad department reported.
tracks near First St. when a boat
and boat trailer unbooked from
hi* truck, police laid. Joseph Tom
Staen of Orlando was In the dam
aged ear. No arrests wen made.
Heater Causes
First ’60 Blaze
Boot Trailer
Slams Into Car
Deborah Ro»ey of Sanford and
Barrie Sloan Jr. of Orlando died
of
suffocation
Yule Star To Get
Permanent Home
K
when
Mayor Tomorrow
Sanford'a city commlisioncra
will elect a new mayor at a spe
cial meeting in city hall at 4 p.
m. tomorrow.
The commissioner chosen mayor
(or 1940 by hit four fellow com
missioners will succeed Mayor A.
L. Wilson, who held the post for
1939. Recently electrd city com
missioner J. II. Crappt will be
sworn In and seated at tha meet-
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The great 1969 steel atrikB
wa« settled today after union and management negotiators
bargained all night with the aid of Secretary of Labor Jamea
P. Mitchell.
Both sides adopted a settlement recommended by Vic#
President Richard M. Nixon and Secretary Mitchell.
"The contents of the settlement
are being withheld pending rati
fication by the appropriate bodies
of the patties," Mitchell announc
ed at a jammed news conference.
II* said tha eareemrnt was
reached as a result of behind-thescenes conferences over the past
several weeka conducted with top
officials of the United Steelwork
ers of America and management.
It was learned that the settle
ment provided for a package In
crease In wages and benefits ex
piring In roid-1062.
Fourteen cent* will be in higher
regular hourly wage rates—seven
rents on July 1 this year and
seven rents more on July 1, 1961.
The rest of the 39-rent package is
In wage differentials and various
fringe benefits.
It was estimated roughly that
the settlement would add upward
of 1600 million dollara a year to
the industry's labor costs when
all of the increases are In effect.
There was no Immediate word
on whether the steel companies
planned to increase prices as a re
sult of the agreement. A spokes
man said "1 do not ears to dis
cuss that subject.”
K. Conrad Cooper, chief man
agement r^gottofor, s a i d the
agreement "represents a compromlse which g<**» Im-voiM what the
companies had previously offer
ed.”
Cooper sibled tha companies fait
their "Lest course of action” was
to accept the government recom
mendations.
Steelworkers President David J.
McDonald said he would meet with
the union's wage policy commit
tee Tuesday to give them "a mes
sage of peace, prosperity and last
ing hsppinass for tha steelwork
er*."
"Their union Is sound, safe and
secure,” McDonald said.
Approval of tha new contract by
the wage policy committee was
considered virtually certain. Me*
Donald said IU meeting would ha
held at I p. m. Tuesday.
Settlement of the dispute elim
inated the possibility o t a renewad strike when th* 40-day baek t*
work Taft-llartlay Injunction ex
pires Jan. 26.
Th# roumMhrrWk negotiation
session which endsd th# dispute
started at 11 a. m. Sunday and
broke up shortly after V a. m. to
day.
Th# talks were held l« the
Washington headquarter* of the
Bethlehem Steel Corp.
A spokesman for Mitchell said
(he Sunday-Monday session was
the first bargaining seaalon to run
through an ontlre night and Into
tha ' next day. President Elsen
hower asked for round-lhe-clock
bargaining In December.
Sum* 20 or more industry and
union representatives were report
ed to have been te the all-night
session. Many took off their Jacketa and workad In shirt aleevas.
They sent out from time to time
for coffee, milk and sandwiches.
commissioners will bear a
report from tbo city attorney on
th* city's attempt to gat Utk from
the school board to tha Goldsboro
recreation area where Sanford has
$60,000 worth of improvement*.
An agreement whereby Sanford
firemen can com* under aoclal
security will bo presented for
the commissioners’ approval as
well as ordinances stating realdenre requirement* for door to
door solicitors and toning annexed
VAH-B left the Sanford Naval Air
areas.
Station Saturday and went aboard
the USS Forrest#! for fleet exer
cise and operational rcadtnesa in
spection. TTie 10 Jet bombera and
crews will undergo the operations
aboard th* aircraft carrier prior
In a six month tour of duty In the
Mediterranean. The squadron will
Iravr for the Mediterranean in
MIAMI (UPI) - Police In six about a month to replace VAH-9,
state* were on tha alert today for which ia there now.
a li-yrar-old girl and a 30-yearold man whoa* marriage was nulli
fied hr tha courti.
Missing were Janet Wlnlhrop and
Melvin Cook, who sloped with her
to Georgia Dec. 1. Po le* said
they assumed tbs two war* to
gether.
Janet, whose parents have bit
terly opposed her relationship with
Cook, disappeared from her bora*
PAINESVILLK, Ohio (UPI) —
last Friday night. She left wearing
a pink shorty night gown.
Laundry trurk driver Fluyd E.
The girl's parents,'Mr. and Mrs. Hargrove, onra cleared te th*
John C. Wlnthrop, got the mar killing of hte lover's husband, to
riage voided and a Juvenile court
day waa arraigned on first de
put tha girl ta their custody.
Cook, who operates a skating gree murder charges In tha
rink, brought court action to have Christmas Eva aniper slaying ol
Janet returned ta him. At the Charles Clark.
Evidence was alio presented to
hearing, the Wintbraps charged he
once lived for three yeara with a the grand jury that the 33-year-old
woman as her husband. Th* Wlnlh- divorced father of five was the
rape also said the woman had man who stood outside the Clark
bomr in suburban Mentor and
two cbtldrea by him.
Cook lost th* legal fight and shot Clark to death as ho helped
Janet went bark to her parents, hla wife prepara dinner for (heir
temporarily, declaring, "I still love four children.
Sheriff William B. Evans aald
him.”
that "I foal we can get a convic
tion on first degree murder."
TV T heft
Hargrove waa arraigned before
Theft of a portable television Municipal Judge Albert C. (layer
act from Lassie Mae Knowtea as prosecutor Edward Oslraader
11U W. lOU St. hem* Friday presented the evidence tn-tba coun
tad to the arrest 4 a Sanford ter Brand jury tar an tadiciaurt.
Negro, Prince Stewart, far Brand Hargrove, wfr* had an eightlarceny th* earn* day. Stewart month romance with Clark's wifo.
waa
Inis, a former Miami mndai,
Urlos aanfoaacd I* tea bfkarra
man trying to aell the TV aat and murder hut was cleared lb* first
tailed Sheriff's deputies, tea time by authorities whs gave him
VAH-5 On Ship
Police Alerted
For Newlyweds
Bulletin
ALBANY. N. T. (UPI) —
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, Who
bowed out ef a head-on clash
with Vice President Richard
M. Nixon for th* RepnWlcaa
presidential nnrnteatlen, today
kept the door open for a poss
ible draft
The New York governor aald
his withdrawal from primary
battles far the aomtaaltan did.
not preclude further tripe
throughout the country.
News Briefs
Judge Dies
GAINESVILLE (UPI) - Retir
ed Circuit Judge L. I, FahlainsU
of Pensacola diad here Sunday
night while visiting friends. Death
was attributed to a heart attack,
Negro Stabbed
A Sanford Negro who waa stab
bed yesterday said that he didn't
want to press charges against hla
ssssilsul but only wauled tlM UUft
to psv hi* hoenlle) Kills. Willi* B.
Holla of 412 W. llth Bt. named
.Tames Nelms, a Negro livltag at
911 W. llth St., at hla attacker.
i
J e t C rashes
KGLIN AIR FORCE BASE (UPI)
—An F10Q Sabre jet craahed onto
tha KgUn Reservation today but
th* pilot escaped Injury. Th# plan*
flamed out and craahed into a
wooded are* on State Road 84 Just
inside the reservation, strewing
wreckage over an area ef 300 yard*
and atartlag a smaM fire.
T rials Postponed
HAVANA (UPI) - The triata
of nearly 24 men ta nonnnttion
with teat August'* "tavaaton plot”
waa postponed without explanation
today. The trial* bad been acheduL
ad to atari thla morning In Havana'a Cabana tortrau prison, b*t n
spokeam*a for the revolutionary
tribunal# aatd tear wonld be de
layed.
W rite r K illed
SENS, France (UPI) - Franck
author, playwright and Nobel
Prise winner Albert Camu* waa
killed ta an'automobile accidert
today on a highway 40 mi tea aouth
of Paria. Ha waa 41. Cornua, 8
native of Algiers ta French North
Africa, waa active la the rtairtance movement against tha Nail*
ta World War XL
Johnson Plans
To Run In Race
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - le a
st* President Dewey Johnson saya
ha eapecta to announce for gov
ernor ta mid-January.
Johnson, who calls himself a
conservative, haa figured promi
nently ia pre-campaign specula
tion, but lately haa dropped into
the background.
However, be told a letavlaimi
news panel hero Sunday night
that "my preaent Intention ta ta
announce for governor about Jan.
20 or II."
Johnson, leader ef tha Senate
majority or ao-calted "Pork Chop
Gang,” said avaa if he la not
elected "the experience I gala In
traveling over tbo atate will make
me a batter aenator.”
'
•’l
ejm
1
Truck Driver Once Cleared
In Slaying IsjA ifaigned
will deliver in person hk annual
Stale of the Union message to a
Joint session of Coagreu. Then tha
legislators probably will adjourn
until naat week.
The president's budget message
calling for spending of about 949
billion lh the fiscal year starting
July 1 will bo submitted Jan. 19.
His economic report will go to
Congress Jan. 26.
Hi* Christmas star put up In
Senate Republicans plan to bold
bark of tha Hanford Civic Center
their first party conference Wed Man Found Dead
nesday afternoon. But the Demo Glenn Hill of Danville, Illinois, by the Hanford Art Association
crats may switch their normal was found dead at the Seminole headed fo r a permanent borne in
schedule and not hold their caucus Raceway in Casselberry Friday, Christmas, Fla. Saturday. Tha
unUl after they hear the presi according to the Sheriffs de- modernistic, three dimension star
dent’s State of the Union message.
rtment. Deputies Grant, Bea- designed by Sanford architect Hal
This would enable Johnson to
rger and Kagan took charge of Hrrria will he part of a permantailor hk program with the advan
the body after Hill was found atout Nativity aeons display Hi
tage ef knowing the president’s
the raceway. A poet mortem reChristmas. The Sown which eoasWednesday for -tbo second proposal for tha July Jl Democra vealed no foul play. Gramkow mrmorates the Yuletid* the year
of the ttUi Congress.
tic national convention la Los An- funeral home was given charge ef round k trying te develop a peace
President T l i n k u t
lb* body.
shrine
Sheriff* adflm
last week — Sens. Hubert H. Hum
phrey (Minn.), and John F. Ken
nedy, (Mass.)
Sonata Democratic Loader Lyn
don B. Johnson (Tex.) and Sen.
Stuart Symington (Mo.,) the other
two, are not expected to make cay
formal declarations in the near
(blurt.
Vice Presdient Richard M. Nix
on, who apparently cinched the
GOP nomination with the with
drawal of New York Gov. Nelson
A. Rockefeller, ia eapected to for
malise his candidacy in a few
' Bat peesideatkl politics_wim Weeks. He can do so when hk
an tha major active conlender* name goes info the March S New
ad both parties concentrated in the Hampshire primary. .
will be presiding over the
S aturday
fumes from an undented gas
healer gathered In the one-bed
room Orlando apartment of Mr.
and Mr*. Barrie Sloan.
Deborah, Ilk-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rosey of
Country bide Trailer Para, Semi
nole County, w*r »*toej> to the
apartment with her older sister,
her Ite year old cousin, Barrie,
and her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mr*. Sloan. Rosey, a Navy man.
is based at th* Sanford Naval Air
Station.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosey were ooli
fted of their daughter's death
through Hanford police yerterday.
Th* Rosays had bean on a fitting
trip whan told Utet'Nhe Orange
County sheriff's department had a
message for them.
Deborah and Donna had been
staying with their aunt and unde
ainc# Friday. Donna Jloacy and
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan responded to
oxygen treatment given by the
Orlando Fire Department and
llcrndoo Ambulanco Service.
Industry, Union Adopt
Government Proposals
• So dotemir mm. .
i
_____ ^
H* was picked up again at hla
mother's horn* in Toledo alter ppUce received an anonymous tele
phone call informing them that
Hargrove purchaasd a .22-caliber
rifle the day before the murder.
lie confrlscd again. This, plug
tha fact (bat a handwriting export
identified Hargrove'* handwrfllaf
on the tales slip for th* rifla aod
tbo matching of two bullet*, led
to the murder charge.
Sheriff Evans, who pictured th*
■uspect as being "etoao to
•thliophrvnlc— a apUi
t t y " - said that a few of Hera
grove’s friends ware "nat aura
prised” that he committed |h4
murder.
But Hargrove's mother,
title Walker, Mamed Mr*.
"Dent bis ms him tor th
lax. hut Mam* Mrs. Ctaf
to oommit tha murder
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teugthy ccutoortri),
Nixon and Mitchell t i n w petted tv m u m their talk* next
w itk is an attempt to get a- •* tlement without tha necessity of
President Eisenhower requesting
sow labor legislation from Con**Other develop monte In tbo atool
—The United Steelworkers an
nounced K would aoak contempt*
ef oaerl ponaltloa against tha “big
ENJOY A CUP OF
DELICIOUS COFFEEI
LTJG THOMAS J. HAMILTON JR*, right, of Heavy Attack Squadron One
coda hia Naval earner thia week upon hie release to inactive duty. He waa
presented a plaque by Cdr. David A* King. VAlf-1 Commanding Officer, to
commemoratehia tour of duty with the Tigers. Lt(J.g.) Hamilton, .the
CHASE & SANBORN
OR
FOOD - FAIR
September 1967,
halted the 116-day atrika. They
aaeaaad the ramprH t r of falling
to t e n evtf .’aesithly report* wqelrod aader the enter.
—la g e r M. Blough, chairmen
of U. S. Steal Cerp., predicted that
If there la ae resumption of the
. strike, the nation'* ateel mills will
operate eg near capacity In the
first ala months of I960 to roatore
Sheriff's deputies wi* serve
strike-depleted inventories. '
Mitchell held on unannounced jury summonses on M county
Ira e leas meeting Thursday with
•teshrerhsra President David J. tty i.
McDonald and Union Attorney
The summonses require register
ed voters to serve on juries tor
the slvll cases to be tried la tbe
would say what they dlacuaaod.
Circuit
court’s fell session Jan.
&
M S "—<» l« New
W i , Tork before hoarding a plana for l-ll. Persons summoned must ap
pear In the Seminole County
Courtroom at 10 a. m. Tuesday,
unless they art excused by Judge
Deputies To Serve Jury Hoover Urges
'Smut' Crackdown
Summonses N e xt W eek
-a a , L TSL JSSK
PLEAS!
Tha Jurors will be paid 91 for
sach day they eerve, plus mileage.
The esses to he tried are: Jan.
I, at 9:90 a. m., Frank C. Hermesdorf vs. Meredith Enterprises
Inc. and Marshall Lee Keith; Jan.
• at 9:90 a. m., Stanton Abercrombia vs. Theodore L. Johnsoa
and Eunice Wilson; Jail. I at 19
a. m. Carl flayra vs. W. G. feubee; Jan. ll-U, Ann . Retraces
Bear vs. Daaisl La Fevra; dan.
14 at 9:M a. m., Seaco bic. vs.
Albert W. Winters and Charles E.
Jester; Jan. 19 .at 9:90 a. m.,
Michael Criilenden, a minor, vs.
Ben Edgar Butler.
' The jurors.to be summoned are
John G. Dura, Robert J. Keys,
Jack R, Brooks, Rodney R. Har
ris, William 0, Tanner Jr., Ern
est H. Rohoe, J. D. Woodruff,
Romauld N. Skslley, Harry E.
Sutherland, Harold R. Sundvall,
Lewis E. White, E m e tt C.
Stamper, WUbar J. Dulak, Harry
E. Howard. Edmond A. Cheval
ier, Sanford F. Doudney, Harvey
H. Hate, John M. Fjtspatrick, Vir
gil D. Morgan, Alfred F, Steuart,
Anthony J .' Qregus, Lawrence N.
WASHINGTON U P D -F B I Di
meter <J. Edgar Hsovar said to
day the time has come to crack
down on “dealers of depravity”
who corrupt the notion’s youth In
the gulae of “clean entertain
ment.”
Writing In the PBl’a law en
forces*rut bulletin. Hoover urged
governing authorities to strengthen laws agalnkt “*raut salesmen.”
He advocated atlffer sentence* for
“filth purveyors.’’
The FBI chief aimed his fire
at.moUon pictures and television
Sf well nt at publishers of ob
scene pictures end books.
He said that young people are
“literally bombarded with vulgar
motion picture adveriisemenU In
soma newspaper* { certain movies
have too often mada good on the
provocative promises In tha ad
vertisement* and profanity slid
rapacity are the main Ingredients
of more and morn screen offer
ings.”
Hoovtr said that a few televi
sion producers, too, “sometime*
break through tha veil af decency
aa If aome of tham were trying
ta see just bow much tha public
will stead.’’
' Tha FBI director said that ob
scenity la threatening the moral
ity af tha nation. Obscene Ills re
turn I* spread acroaa tha land,
he ante, through the meane of
films, decks af playing cards,
photographs, eomic books, sala
cious magaslnss, paper -backed
hooks and ether pornographic
trials, and sickness., Parsons over
U don't have to nerve but may If
they wish.
After eliminating tbo excused
persons, Judge Williams will give
the oath to tbo Jurers left Ho
then win draw alt games from a
Robert E. Jones, MaaimUllan
bat to get jurors tor the first King, Dould E. Brubaker, James
case, riw attorneys tor each aide W. Brooks, Ediar i . Olson, CharIn Urn case will challenge tbe lea D. Cobb, Jesse *. Cleveland,
Roseoe T. Warren, John Halitcn
Jr.. Jsm ei E. Doucette, John
. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Tha Seeks Escapers
WUllam Travasoe, William Edgar
preaMaat af iha Gates Rant w an
NEW YORE (UP!)—The FBI Dyaon, King E. Hodges, Raymond
ed today that tha annual post-sea■aid it la coocantrating Ms starch la M. Hite Jr., Ella O. Cummings.
this area for the remaining two Grant Burton, William A. Conconvicts still at larga from tha II right, Donald C. Ludwig, John
man, Doe. g breakout of the Ivy Ores hi, John M. Griffin, Herirhel
Bluff prison near Yanceyvllle, N. E. Dunn, John T. Fort lor Jr., Sermon Topic
C. Aa OBI spokesman slid tha two Richard R. WhUeeide, John O.
Rav. BUI Swyaar of the Barnett
men. WUlio Shaw, 90, and Clave- Bacon. Ernest R. Austin, Ran Memorial Church of Enterprise
land McNeill. 91, had ralalivae la som B. Black, William 0. Pearce will speak on - "Unchanging So*
New York. 1
and Walter H. Browning.
vtor" during hie sermon Sunday.
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1 p. m. Stocks Industry, Union Adopt
Government Proposals
W EATHER: Sunny today, cooler, high, 66-72. Low tonight, 40-50.
VIOL.
United Prose LoAatd Wire
Eatabliahed 1906
MONDAY. JANUARY 4, 1960
SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 699
longwood
Bond Issue
Approved
Circuit Judge Voile William*
ruled ■ 170,000 Longwood bond
Imoo legal this morning, clearing
the war tor fundi to be ipent on
paving three street! and extend
ing water linei la town.
The TO 91.000 boodi will mature
at the rate o< $7,000 per year from
1000 through 1000. They bear five
■cent Intercat each year which
payable in March and Septem-
Youngsters Die
01 Suffocation
In Orlando Home
€
The principal and intercat will
be paid off from Longwood ctilitioa aervice taxoe, algaret taxea
and surplus net revenue from the
town’s water ayatom.
Streets to be paved under the
program are Grant I t from WSdraare to Gaergia Ava., Palmetto
St. from | . Lake Are.from
In Grant
MarAve. and WUma SL frm
O am Rd. and Molaar Ava.
Jets Set 4 Flight
Records Injtoy
• y l/aitsd Press Isterastional
Jot airlines, helped along by
laU winda of ap la 190 miles par
£ e u r set four east-bound trsaseootiaental speed records Sunday.
An American Airlines Boeing
TIT raced 2,300 miles from Los
Angeles to Washington • Baltimore
Friendship Airport In thro* hours
90 mhwtao.
The flight with n capacity lend
ef 111 passenger! brake a pre
vious American Airlines mark of
four boon flat for the run.
Another American TOT Jet act a
M e t Angel**-Boston record of four
Vh*ura,-Sl. mtantes, .carrying.-Ilf
passenger* sad t srew of eight
Tfcoplmm made the 9,700-mllo
flight at an overage speed ef 919
mike per hour, eclipsing a oneday-eld record for four hoars, *
minutes also bald by American.
A Tram World Alrlineo TOT eartying 114 passengers averaged 000
mike an hour for a 2,451-rali* Los
Aagelss-New York run. The three
gtoaun, IT minutes fligM trimmed
T tx minutes from a mark that
TWA eat Saturday.
An Eastern Airlines Douglas
DC0B flow 9,910 miles from Long
Bosch, Calif., to Miami in three
hoars, M minutes and 99 seconds
an average speed of H t miles an
hour, which Eastern said was a
record for the southern trans
continental reals.
<Payola Control
Deadline Today
WASHINTON (UP!) - Today k
tbs deadline far tha nation’s rsd k and takvlaion atgtkna to re
port to the government on what
controls they have set up In police
payola to their employes.
^ The Pederal Communications
Commission directed the l ,M rad k and TV faraadcaitera to report
on'"Internal controls and- proced
ures” being used to keep tabe on
payoffs to staffers outside their
regular aalary.
By Feb. 9, the radio and TV
stations also must disclose any
payola or ‘‘push money” either
they or their personnel have taken,
since Nov. 1, IN*, for hidden com
m e r c ia l plugs.
“ The FCC’s demand for disclosure
of undercover payments te disc
Jockeys to push certain records
(payola) and in broadcasters to de
ceptively clock plugs for products
on the air is unprecedented.
Health
Center
bids w ill b« oponed Fob.. 16 nt 8 p.m. in the courthouse. This new 8100,000
facility to be built on French Ave., will he among thy first of the county's
1960 projects and the county commi*Hioner* hope it will he completed by
th e M l.
Jaycees Name
C ity, County, School Officials Plan
Outstanding 10 'Busy' '6 0 For Building, Improvements
Young Men Of '59
TULSA, Okla. (UP1) -T h e na
tion’s youngest governor, Hawaii’s
first congressman and young men
if the new and challenging apace
Said were In the list of the "ten
oVtandiog young men of 1*34”
aMouneed today by tha U. S.
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Robert M. Clark, national presi
dent of the young men’s dvie or
ganisation, announced the list here
today. Flva of tha ten honorcos
a r a t a t h o field of education.
eraar of Oklahoma.
Bomor D. Babbidga Jr., St, as
sistant U. 8. commissioner of ed
ucation.
Pater A. Caatruccio, 34, Glenn
Burnle, Md., expert on communlsatioos and guidance in space
travel, Osborn Elliott. U, Now
Tark City, manaaiae editor, News
week magazine.
Carlisle 8. Floyd, Tallahassee
Fla., teacher and operatic com
poser, Florida State University.
Daolei E. Inouye, 39, first U.S.
eoagressmin from Hawaii.
Robert P. Griffin, 99, Traverse
City, Mich., Congressman and la*
bar reform leader.
Dr. S. Fred Singer, 3S, Greenbelt. Md. space vehicle expert and
professor of physics, University of
Maryland.
LL Col. Weak/ W. Posvar, 34,
bead of the political science de
partment, Air Force Academy,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Dr. Harry Prystowsky, 94,
Gainesville, Fla., head professor
of obstetrics and gynecology, Un
iversity of Florida.
Tbo tan men will be honored by
the Jaycees at as awards eougraas Jan. 11-14 at Hartford,
Conn.
C itru s G row er
T o Run For Post
ORLANDO (UP1) - W. R.
(Buster) Hancock, citrus grower
•h e heads the Florid* Agricul
tural Council, has announced he
will run for Florida commissioner
of agriculture this spring.
Hancock, 49, owns Hancock
Gravel near here. He made his
announcement Sunday, saying ha
had "worked closely with legisla
tors from all parts of tha state
k the Interest of Florida’s agri
cultural economy.”
County, school and eity officials
today painted a rosy picture for
IM0 and ouUiasd a list of lop
priority projects to be started dur
ing the calendar yaar.
Sanford City Manager Warren
Knowks listed 11 street construc
tion projects and reported, the
commission will givo careful con
sideration to Urn construction of
a sewage treatment plant at an
estimated cost of $400,000.
Knowles also said that (liras
areas will corns late the eity lim
its within the neat few month
will be 934,000 rood resurfacing
project, including MelknviUa to
San Carlos, San Carlos to Chap
man, W. Third St. to Persimmon
and Persimmon to First and Third
St.
New construction will include
finishing of the Civic Center Park
ing Lot; paving of Mulberry Ave.
from 19th to llth Streets, Olean
der from 10th to llth Sts., Jes
samine from 10th to llth Sts.,
llth SL from Okauder to Jes
samine, Myrtk Ava. from Fulton
to Blvd.. Myrtk from First St.
to Fulton and Fulton from
Laurel to French Ave.
Probably the most Important
project will be the paving on San
ford Ava. from llth to 2Mh St.
Work on the resurfacing pro
jects k expected te start Jan. 10,
Knowks said.
County Commission Chairman
Complete Renewal
Forms Are Asked
Tax Assessor Richard McCanns
today urged all residents filing
renewal applicaUons lor bom
stead exemption to mail or bring
la the whole application and fi
tear off any pari ef U.
McCanna said residents have
been mailing la juat half tha dou
ble-card application blank.
Crowds Jammed the lobby of the
courthouse this morning and a
line of residents extended onto
Park Ava. at people gathered to
flk for exemption, pay their taxea
and pick up their IM0 auto tags
Residents have until April 1
to pay their Uses and file for
homeotead exemption. The dead
line tor am* tegs k Feb. 30.
Congress FuN 0 1 Candidates To Open
9
4
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The
Congress that may be beat known
la history by l(g presidential can
didates reconvenes Wednesday for
a stormy election-year teuton.
School construction, minimum
wage, civil rights tad bousing —
probably in about that order —
highlighted tha Uat ef "must” bills
the Democratic leadership is lining
up for its 19M session.
M Revision of lb* Taft-HarUey la
bor law because uf'thc steal dis
may add ta the session's
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Ford Motor ....
SOS* 92
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a*** Mte
General Motors .
2M
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John Krider said that the county
faces i960 in the “best financial
condition” in recant years, with
a cash carry over from the 1)383# budget of 9431,490.”
Krider added that the commis
sion antiepates that it can match
this carry over in tha next fiscal
year also.
Top county projects for this
y e a r Include the completion of
the new health center, construction
of a Jail, paving primary roads in
the county, drainage work and a
job classification program for all
county payroll personnel.
Supt. of Schools R, T. Mllwee
said completion of nine school
projects are expected by the fall
of I960, Including a new high school
and addlllons to Oviedo, Longwood
and lake Mary schools.
Bitter C oif W ave Follows
TraiKHM idw est Blizzard
By United Pretm International.
Thu Midweat today wan in the grip of a b itter cold wnvt
th a t followed one of the worst blizzards of tne season.
The m ass of frigid a ir sweeping southw ard from Canada
pushed toward the F ast Coast from the central plains and
mada the Midwest the icebox of the country.
The m ercury plunged U) 26 degrees below zero a t 2 a. m.
Doctor May Face
Death Penalty
a t International Falls, Minn. U
was ID below at Duluth, 19 below
at Rochester and 14 below al
Minneapolis, Minn., l i below at
Mason City, Iowa, aero at Omaha,
four degrees at Madison, WIs., and
Dsnvar, Colo., and 9 at Chicago.
Th* cold front estsndsd from
New York State through extreme
northwestern Florida, Most of th*
South reported temperatures in
th* 30s and 40*.
Rein soaked the entire Atlantic
Coast with the exception of Flor
ida Sunday. Alabama, Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley also reported
rain.
Scattered snow- flurries wsr*
forecast over the Ureat Lakes, the
upper Ohio Valley and much of
tbs Rockies today. Th* Weather
Bureau said some snow might
fell from western Kansas north
ward Info the Dakotas and Mont
ana.
Occasional rain was exported
across the southern plains while
the rest of the country looked for
partly cloudy or fair skis*.
LOS ANGELES (Ul’l) - The
state today was expected to ask
the death penalty for l)r. N. Ber
nard Finch and his paramour Caro k Tregoff accused of killing the
physician'* estranged wife to get
hPr share of the family fortune.
The prosecution which will lead
off with opening arguments, con
tends tha 'motive for the fatal
shooting was a desire by Finch, 42,
Is wed hla 23-year-old former re
coptionisl without having to split
ap estimated 9TSO,0M in communi
ty property wth his 33-year-old
wife Barbara.
Tha prosecution further con
tends that Finch and Miss Tregoff
carried a "murder kit” July 14 to
d* away with Mrs. Finch by medi
cal means, but shot her instead.
Mrs. Finch instituted a divorce H eater Causes
action against bar handsome, ten
nis-playing husband May 20, less First ’60 Blaze
than two months before her iiody Sanford firemen started the new
was found shot through tha back year with a fir* call just 34 min
on the lawn of lb* 963,000 horns ules after midnight Jan. 1.
la nearby West Covina.
The firemen pul out a blaio
at 414 E. Eighth Ht. which waa
startled by a defective oil beater.
Damage was small.
Boot T ra ile r
A Christmas tree's wires started
a fire at 1303 Forest Dr. which
Slams Into C a r
caused considerable amok* dam
As unattached boat trailer ran age before it waa put out and an
heroes French Ave. yesterday and automobile caught fir* Jan. 2.
bit a ear in the aide.
Last night, another beater caus
MUlarfl Hampton Bacon, San ed a fir* at 2404 Grandvkw Ava.
ford Negro of 1210 W. llth St., which was confined I* one room
was driving south on French Ave. and damage waa slight, the fire
and had Just crossed the railroad department reported.
tracks near First St. when a boat
and boat trailer unbooked from
hi* truck, police laid. Joseph Tom
Staen of Orlando was In the dam Yule Star T o G e t
aged ear. No arrests wen made.
will deliver in person hk annual
Stale of the Union message to a
Joint session of Coagreu. Then tha
legislators probably will adjourn
until naat week.
The president's budget message
calling for spending of about 949
billion lh the fiscal year starting
July 1 will bo submitted Jan. 19.
His economic report will go to
Perm anent Home
Congress Jan. 26.
Hi* Christmas star put up In
Senate Republicans plan to bold
bark of tha Hanford Civic Center
their first party conference Wed Man Found Dead
nesday afternoon. But the Demo Glenn Hill of Danville, Illinois, by the Hanford Art Association
crats may switch their normal was found dead at the Seminole headed fo r a permanent borne in
schedule and not hold their caucus Raceway in Casselberry Friday, Christmas, Fla. Saturday. Tha
unUl after they hear the presi according to the Sheriffs de- modernistic, three dimension star
dent’s State of the Union message.
rtment. Deputies Grant, Bea- designed by Sanford architect Hal
This would enable Johnson to
rger and Kagan took charge of Hrrria will he part of a permantailor hk program with the advan
the body after Hill was found atout Nativity aeons display Hi
tage ef knowing the president’s the raceway. A poet mortem re Christmas. The Sown which eoasWednesday for -tbo second proposal for tha July Jl Democra vealed no foul play. Gramkow mrmorates the Yuletid* the year
of the ttUi Congress.
tic national convention la Los An- funeral home was given charge ef round k trying te develop a peace
President T l i n k u t
lb* body.
shrine
last week — Sens. Hubert H. Hum
phrey (Minn.), and John F. Ken
nedy, (Mass.)
Sonata Democratic Loader Lyn
don B. Johnson (Tex.) and Sen.
Stuart Symington (Mo.,) the other
two, are not expected to make cay
formal declarations in the near
(blurt.
Vice Presdient Richard M. Nix
on, who apparently cinched the
GOP nomination with the with
drawal of New York Gov. Nelson
A. Rockefeller, ia eapected to for
malise his candidacy in a few
' Bat peesideatkl politics_wim Weeks. He can do so when hk
an tha major active con lender* name goes info the March S New
ad both parties concentrated in the Hampshire primary. .
will be presiding over the
K
Deborah Ro»ey of Sanford and
Barrie Sloan Jr. of Orlando died
of
suffocation
S aturday
when
fumes from an undented gas
healer gathered In the one-bed
room Orlando apartment of Mr.
and Mr*. Barrie Sloan.
Deborah, Ilk-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rosey of
Country bide Trailer Para, Semi
nole County, w*r »*toej> to the
apartment with her older sister,
her Ite year old cousin, Barrie,
and her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mr*. Sloan. Rosey, a Navy man.
is based at th* Sanford Naval Air
Station.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosey were ooli
fted of their daughter's death
through Hanford police yerterday.
Th* Rosays had bean on a fitting
trip whan told Utet'Nhe Orange
County sheriff's department had a
message for them.
Deborah and Donna had been
staying with their aunt and unde
ainc# Friday. Donna Jloacy and
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan responded to
oxygen treatment given by the
Orlando Fire Department and
llcrndoo Ambulanco Service.
Mayor Tomorrow
Sanford'a city commlisioncra
will elect a new mayor at a spe
cial meeting in city hall at 4 p.
m. tomorrow.
The commissioner chosen mayor
(or 1940 by hit four fellow com
missioners will succeed Mayor A.
L. Wilson, who held the post for
1939. Recently electrd city com
missioner J. II. Crappt will be
sworn In and seated at tha meet-
WASHINGTON (U PI) — The great 1969 steel atrikB
wa« settled today a fte r union and m anagem ent negotiators
bargained all night with the aid of Secretary of Labor Jam ea
P. Mitchell.
Both sides adopted a settlem ent recommended by Vic#
President Richard M. Nixon and Secretary Mitchell.
"The contents of the settlement
are being withheld pending rati
fication by the appropriate bodies
of the patties," Mitchell announc
ed at a jammed news conference.
II* said tha eareemrnt was
reached as a result of behind-thescenes conferences over the past
several weeka conducted with top
officials of the United Steelwork
ers of America and management.
It was learned that the settle
ment provided for a package In
crease In wages and benefits ex
piring In roid-1062.
Fourteen cent* will be in higher
regular hourly wage rates—seven
rents on July 1 this year and
seven rents more on July 1, 1961.
The rest of the 39-rent package is
In wage differentials and various
fringe benefits.
It was estimated roughly that
the settlement would add upward
of 1600 million dollara a year to
the industry's labor costs when
all of the increases are In effect.
There was no Immediate word
on whether the steel companies
planned to increase prices as a re
sult of the agreement. A spokes
man said "1 do not ears to dis
cuss that subject.”
K. Conrad Cooper, chief man
agement r^gottofor, s a i d the
agreement "represents a compromlse which g<**» Im-voiM what the
companies had previously offer
ed.”
Cooper sibled tha companies fait
their "Lest course of action” was
to accept the government recom
mendations.
Steelworkers President David J.
McDonald said he would meet with
the union's wage policy commit
tee Tuesday to give them "a mes
sage of peace, prosperity and last
ing hsppinass for tha steelwork
er*."
"Their union Is sound, safe and
secure,” McDonald said.
Approval of tha new contract by
the wage policy committee was
considered virtually certain. Me*
Donald said IU meeting would ha
held at I p. m. Tuesday.
Settlement of the dispute elim
inated the possibility o t a renewad strike when th* 40-day baek t*
work Taft-llartlay Injunction ex
pires Jan. 26.
Th# roumMhrrWk negotiation
session which endsd th# dispute
started at 11 a. m. Sunday and
broke up shortly after V a. m. to
day.
Th# talks were held l« the
Washington headquarter* of the
Bethlehem Steel Corp.
A spokesman for Mitchell said
(he Sunday-Monday session was
the first bargaining seaalon to run
through an ontlre night and Into
tha ' next day. President Elsen
hower asked for round-lhe-clock
bargaining In December.
Sum* 20 or more industry and
union representatives were report
ed to have been te the all-night
session. Many took off their Jacketa and workad In shirt aleevas.
They sent out from time to time
for coffee, milk and sandwiches.
commissioners will bear a
report from tbo city attorney on
th* city's attempt to gat Utk from
the school board to tha Goldsboro
recreation area where Sanford has
$60,000 worth of improvement*.
An agreement whereby Sanford
firemen can com* under aoclal
security will bo presented for
the commissioners’ approval as
well as ordinances stating realdenre requirement* for door to V A H -5 O n Ship
door solicitors and toning annexed
VAH-B left the Sanford Naval Air
areas.
Station Saturday and went aboard
the USS Forrest#! for fleet exer
cise and operational rcadtnesa in
spection. TTie 10 Jet bombera and
crews will undergo the operations
aboard th* aircraft carrier prior
In a six month tour of duty In the
Mediterranean. The squadron will
Iravr for the Mediterranean in
MIAMI (UPI) - Police In six about a month to replace VAH-9,
state* were on tha alert today for which ia there now.
a li-yrar-old girl and a 30-yearold man whoa* marriage was nulli
fied hr tha courti.
Missing were Janet Wlnlhrop and
Melvin Cook, who sloped with her
to Georgia Dec. 1. Po le* said
they assumed tbs two war* to
gether.
Janet, whose parents have bit
terly opposed her relationship with
Cook, disappeared from her bora*
PAINESVILLK, Ohio (UPI) —
last Friday night. She left wearing
a pink shorty night gown.
Laundry trurk driver Fluyd E.
The girl's parents,'Mr. and Mrs. Hargrove, onra cleared te th*
John C. Wlnthrop, got the mar killing of hte lover's husband, to
riage voided and a Juvenile court
day waa arraigned on first de
put tha girl ta their custody.
Cook, who operates a skating gree murder charges In tha
rink, brought court action to have Christmas Eva aniper slaying ol
Janet returned ta him. At the Charles Clark.
Evidence was alio presented to
hearing, the Wintbraps charged he
once lived for three yeara with a the grand jury that the 33-year-old
woman as her husband. Th* Wlnlh- divorced father of five was the
rape also said the woman had man who stood outside the Clark
bomr in suburban Mentor and
two cbtldrea by him.
Cook lost th* legal fight and shot Clark to death as ho helped
Janet went bark to her parents, hla wife prepara dinner for (heir
temporarily, declaring, "I still love four children.
Sheriff William B. Evans aald
him.”
that "I foal we can get a convic
tion on first degree murder."
TV Theft
Hargrove waa arraigned before
Theft of a portable television Municipal Judge Albert C. (layer
act from Lassie Mae Knowtea as prosecutor Edward Oslraader
11U W. lOU St. hem* Friday presented the evidence tn-tba coun
tad to the arrest 4 a Sanford ter Brand jury tar an tadiciaurt.
Negro, Prince Stewart, far Brand Hargrove, wfr* had an eightlarceny th* earn* day. Stewart month romance with Clark's wifo.
waa
Inis, a former Miami mndai,
Urlos aanfoaacd I* tea bfkarra
man trying to aell the TV aat and murder hut was cleared lb* first
tailed Sheriff's deputies, tea time by authorities whs gave him
Sheriff* adflm
• So dot em ir mm. .
Police Alerted
For Newlyweds
Bulletin
ALBANY. N. T. (UPI) —
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, Who
bowed out ef a head-on clash
with Vice President Richard
M. Nixon for th* RepnWlcaa
presidential nnrnteatlen, today
kept the door open for a poss
ible draft
The New York governor aald
his withdrawal from primary
battles far the aomtaaltan did.
not preclude further tripe
throughout the country.
News Briefs
Judge Dies
GAINESVILLE (UPI) - Retir
ed Circuit Judge L. I, FahlainsU
of Pensacola diad here Sunday
night while visiting friends. Death
was attributed to a heart attack,
Negro Stabbed
A Sanford Negro who waa stab
bed yesterday said that he didn't
want to press charges against hla
ssssilsul but only wauled tlM UUft
to psv hi* hoenlle) Kills. Willi* B.
Holla of 412 W. llth Bt. named
.Tames Nelms, a Negro livltag at
911 W. llth St., at hla attacker.
i
Jet Crashes
KGLIN AIR FORCE BASE (UPI)
—An F10Q Sabre jet craahed onto
tha KgUn Reservation today but
th* pilot escaped Injury. Th# plan*
flamed out and craahed into a
wooded are* on State Road 84 Just
inside the reservation, strewing
wreckage over an area ef 300 yard*
and atartlag a smaM fire.
Trials Postponed
HAVANA (UPI) - The triata
of nearly 24 men ta nonnnttion
with teat August'* "tavaaton plot”
waa postponed without explanation
today. The trial* bad been acheduL
ad to atari thla morning In Havana'a Cabana tortrau prison, b*t n
spokeam*a for the revolutionary
tribunal# aatd tear wonld be de
layed.
Writer Killed
SENS, France (UPI) - Franck
author, playwright and Nobel
Prise winner Albert Camu* waa
killed ta an'automobile accidert
today on a highway 40 mi tea aouth
of Paria. Ha waa 41. Cornua, 8
native of Algiers ta French North
Africa, waa active la the rtairtance movement against tha Nail*
ta World War XL
Johnson Plans
T o Run In Race
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - le a
st* President Dewey Johnson saya
ha eapecta to announce for gov
ernor ta mid-January.
Johnson, who calls himself a
conservative, haa figured promi
nently ia pre-campaign specula
tion, but lately haa dropped into
the background.
However, be told a letavlaimi
news panel hero Sunday night
that "my preaent Intention ta ta
announce for governor about Jan.
20 or II."
Johnson, leader ef tha Senate
majority or ao-calted "Pork Chop
Gang,” said avaa if he la not
elected "the experience I gala In
traveling over tbo atate will make
me a batter aenator.”
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Truck Driver Once Cleared
In Slaying IsjAifaigned
i
_____ ^
H* was picked up again at hla
mother's horn* in Toledo alter ppUce received an anonymous tele
phone call informing them that
Hargrove purchaasd a .22-caliber
rifle the day before the murder.
lie confrlscd again. This, plug
tha fact (bat a handwriting export
identified Hargrove'* handwrfllaf
on the tales slip for th* rifla aod
tbo matching of two bullet*, led
to the murder charge.
Sheriff Evans, who pictured th*
■uspect as being "etoao to
•thliophrvnlc— a apUi
t t y " - said that a few of Hera
grove’s friends ware "nat aura
prised” that he committed |h4
murder.
But Hargrove's mother,
title Walker, Mamed Mr*.
"Dent bis ms him tor th
lax. hut Mam* Mrs. Ctaf
to oommit tha murder
i
v
�rata Sen. John F.
drongest contender
m atte presidential
t Sea. Stuart B y
manda surprising
Gor. LeRoy Collins calM the
highway slaughter •‘sickening.'*
And State highway Patrol Com
mander H. N, Kirkman said he
needed more manpower to enforce
the state's traffic laws.
In the worat holiday weekend
accident In the nation, nine per
sons died when two vehicles col*
Jlded near South Bay Saturday.
A northbound station wagon was
taking a group of prospective
ni'tomera to see a land develop
ment near Fort Myers. It hit a
atuihbound car carrying tourists
to Miami. Everyone in the two
was killed.
Word was received yesterday of vehicles
Another traffic accident in Mi
the sudden death on Jan. 1 of Mrs.
Storting Peterson la Palma de ami claimed the life of Freakiln
Mallorca. Spain, where she had
resided tor the past two years.
Clarissa Starling Peterson was
bora Nov. 4, 1IM. in Lyeriy, Ga.
the daughter of the late Elisabeth
Harrison and Billie Jones Starling. By United Press taisrasHaeil
Sho'moved to Sanford at an early The nattoo’s highway death toll
age end attended public schools in
the N«» Yaar’a holiday loomed
Sanford and coaUauod her educa for
tion at Sweet briar College and Stat past earlier predictions and apion University. She lived for seve
ral years la Naw York and more
recently la Jacksonville, where she
made her heme with her seat and
uncle, the late Mr. end Mrs. Mob- sous died In iraffci accidents, M in
Area and 74 in miscellaneous mis
art W. Simms.
She waa n member <4 the Daugb- haps for an overall total of 4M.
Michigan counted 22 traffic
MIAMI (UP!)—Florida ushered
In the New Year with record
carnage on its highways over, the
holiday weekend.
A United Press Internet ional
survey showed 24 persons died in
highway accidents — thr worst
weekend toll in the state's history.
Eight other deaths from venous
causes brought the total acciden
tal death tall to U.
disclosed. Kennedy ananneed hit
candidacy Saturday.
Much farther bihlnd esme Ben.
Lyndon Johnson and Adit! Sloveni t s tied, and Sen. Hubert Hum
phrey—la that order.
United Press International euerlad party chairmen or national
committeemen in St atatae on the
status at the race after round one
of the bidding.
willing to asms a single favorite
this far ia advance. But In S4 of
the M> states they spseifitd the
three men who In their opinion
were top contendere as ei naw.
The total of mentions for each
candidate or expected candidate
waa revealing:
Kennedy was named 11 times.
Symington got 25 mentions. Stev
enson and Johnson, who deny
their candidacy, tied with 10.
Humphrey, the first Democrat to
announce, set only seven.
Of those willing M specify a
single favorite, five picked Ken
nedy. Two each mentioned Sy
mington, Johnson and Humphrey.
Others considered it too early to
single out one front-runner.
Thirty-four out of S7 believed
that despite the upeotaing prefer
ence primaries the taming point
Heavy Toll
HERB ARE GET acquainted photon of Senator John F. Knnnedjr of Massa
chusetts, Democrat Lower photos show him with his wifn and baby
daughter, and with niater and her husband Peter Lawford.
LINCOLNTON, ft. C. (UPI) - A with rape.
21-year-old mother of two eons waa Officer* n ld a warrant charging
Police N ib Two
dragged from her home Sunday by Robert Lee Case, 2f, with rape had
Poltoe captain A. S. Williams
rounded up tare boys, 14 and 11 tme man and raped repeatedly in been, issued by the woman, but
Casa, who lives near Lowell, had
year* of age, Friday who admitMr*.' Janetta Black staggered not been taken into custody.
Into n police station at Lowell, Sheriff Heavner said he would
N. C., and told officers that aba charge Shedd with kidnaping and
was kidnaped from her home In the robbery in connection with the
Crowe community, about four woman's abduction f r o m h e r
miles weet of h en . and raped sev
eral times before aha waa released. Tbs victim's husband, C. G.
Lincoln County Sheriff Frank Block, told officers hia 12-year-old
Hearner said the woman apparent son answered the doer when two
ly had nat been beaten and waa “la dark-balred men with buck teeth
good nondHInn “ <1 farmer in the ahd mustaches knocked. He said
area hraught bar to the pallet t u the men asked for him but before
be could got to the door atop step
ped Inside the bouse and pointed a
gun at him.
LONDON
A. Kolb, 0 , ef Hollywood, FU.
Ho wo» driving alone Sunday
night wbtn hio cor struck o parked
pickup truck.
Two children suffocated Satur
day in a small apartment ^
Orlando. They wera Barry Sloa™
two and a half months, and
Deborah Rossy, 1.
Wayne Gattshall, 42, of Sumter,
8. C , was fatally shot by another
hunter near Fort Pierce Saturday
while Hunting wild turkey.
H.*Wea Arrington, 74, Chieflandi'
bank official, died of suffocation'
Sunday night when hia home
burned.
Four persona were killed in t h ^
crash of a small airplane ntJ P
Tallahassee Friday afternoon.
cut window-blind lords and tied
Black and hia two eons. Then they
grabbed about tM from Mrs.
Blaek’s puma and dragged the
the United Daughters of the Con
federacy. She waa a communicant
of the Church of the Good ttepherd, Jacksonville.
She is survived by two sons,
Robert Starling Peterson and A.
B. Peterson, Jr., Sanford, and
two grandchildren Sarah de Sauasure Peterson and A. B. Peterson,
III, both of Sanford.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Burial will be la Jack
sonville at a later date.
deaths, more than any other state,
to lead the nation's most unpopular
contest. Texas waa second with 27
and Florida third with 2S. Pennsyl
vania and California had 21, OhlO
20 and New York If.
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A e-year-old son freed himself
and sot hia father loose officers
said. Biaek'a screams brought
neighbors who called police.
When Black and a neighbor went
to the creek to search for Mrs.
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Lord | A. Sandifer Jr., In CHnit Heights, I strvrd buffet style at noon to a | and Mrs. J.( Richard Lord. Miss
Lillie Mae Lord, Mr. and Mrs.
week Sanford.
large gathering of the group.
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s. R. | A covered dish Iqneheon was I Those attending included Mr. Ssm Outlaw all of Orlando, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl R. Rile/, Tampa,
the Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Cass.
Chattanooga, Tcnn. and Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond A. Sandifer Jr.,
Sanford.
Grandchildren present were Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Price, students
at Trrvccca Natarene College,
Nashville. Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs.
James Colvin and children. Mary
Ann and Jamse Jr., of Tampa;
Misses Linda. Donna and Glen
da Cass, Chattanooga, Tcnn.;
Betty Jean, Kay and Allen San
difer. Sanford; J.. Richard Lord
Jr. and little sister Susan, Misses
Joyre and Marjory Outlaw, Mills
M. Lord III and Miss Patricia
Ann LorJ all of Orlando.
Guests and out of town callers
during the day Included John
Lord of Tampa, Sgt. and Mrs.
J. L. Strnstrom and sons of Sa
tina, Kan . Mrs. Dan Jarvi, Ely,
Minn., Jarrelt Smith, Tavares,
Mrs. G. W. Thomas, Orlando.
Tom Anderson and Lloyd W’atrous
of Sanford.
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BROTHERS AND SISTERS present a t the M. M. Lord family reunion in
Sanford are left to right. Mills M, Lord Jr., Lillie Mae Lord nnd Mrs. Eunice
Outlaw, all of Orlando, M rs. D orothy Riley, Tampa, (the hostess) Mrs. Sandlfer, Mrs. M ary Frances Cass, Chattanooga and J . Richard Lord, Orlando.
MONDAY
Sanford Firemens' Ladles Auxi
liary meets at the home of Mrs.
X. T. Thomas 203 Staple Ave. I p.m.
TUESDAY
The Daughteri of Wesley S. S.
Class of Firs! Methodist Church
meets In McKinley Hall at 7:30
WEDNESDAY
General
Business
Luncheon
meeting of the Sanford Womans
Club 12:30 p. m. followed by a
miscellaneous auction. Members
requested to briog articles for
the sale.
Social Department of the Wom
ans Club meets at 2 p. m. for
bridge'and canasta.
, The C. P. O. Wive* Club meeU
at the Mar Lou Restaurant at
1 p. m. for annual installation
luncheon.
Donaldson, Mrs. Ni J. Strnstrom,
Mrs. Dot Deyormln, Mrs. Annetta
Weleox, Mrs. Norma Kahenbill,
Mrs. Helen Stripp, Mrs. Ursula
West and Mrs. June Brown.
Church
Calendar
MONDAY
Women of the Church executive
hoard of the First Presbyterian
Church meets at 10 a. m.
The PhUathea Class will meet
at the home of Mrs. Joe Corley,
Cameron Avr. at 7:45 p. m. Mrs.
Annie Mas Rumbley will be eo*
bostesss.
,
TUESDAY
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W. S. C. S. of First Methodist
Church Board Mealing 9 a. m.
Business and Program 9:40 a. m.
Official Board Meeting of First
Christian Church 7:30 p. m.
First Presbyterian Church Junior Choir 4.15 p. m., Intermediate
5 p. m. Pioneer Fellowship • p.
MR. AND MRS. ELMER STAUGLER of Mnitlnml who
celebrated th eir 25th wedduiff nnnivcrsnry with n dinner
Riven in their honor by Mr. and M m . C. A. Henderson of
Enterprise and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Davis of Daytona
Beach a t the Henderson home Wednesday.
Personals
BY MRS. CMRENCE SNYDER
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Melrose
and children,. John, Gerald and
Ruth of Lainsburg, Mich, arrived
last week for an extendrd visit
with his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
John Melrose of Lake Rutler. Mr.
and Mrs. Merrill Melrose and
children, Faith, Alice, Arlene,
Billy and Gary of Corunna,
Mlcb. arrived later la tha week
for a family reunion.
Coleman Jones of Bamberg, S.
C. visited his cousin, L. W. Jones
and family Sunday.
Sirs. Alvin Seagraves arrived
home this week after spending
Christmas and the week end with
relative! In Nicholson, Ga.
Robert Williams left Monday
for New Orleani to be with hll
brother, Melvin, who la ill.
Mra, Harry Osteen and Mr*.,
Robert Williams visited Mr. and
Mra. Holiday la Delaad Tuesday.
Personals
BY IDA MAY SJOBI.OM
Guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Frank
Evans for the holidays were their
granddaughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. John T. Stuart Jr. and
children, John, Bruce, Bonnie
Jean and Robert, and Mr. and
Mrs. John Stuirt Sr., all of Al
tamonte Springs.
Woman’s Club
Meets Wednesday
The Gcnrral Business Luncheon
of the Sanford Woman's Club will
meet at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday
at the club house. Members are
reminded to bring some Item for a
miscellaneous auction to be held
immediately following the busi
ness session.
The Social Department win
meet at t p. m. for bridge and
canasta. For lunrhron reserva
tiong eat) FA >5049.
fistM onaLbi
Mr. and Mrs. Ed.UeCall Jr., of
Augusta, Ga., are spending a few
4dayi with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. McCall and Mra. Rosa
Tyler.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Collins have
returned to their borne in Ocala
after spending the holidays with
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mra. Eugene Estridgc.
Lcdr. and Mrs. Tyler Dedman
of Lake Mary announce the birth
•f a daughter on Dec. 29 at Semi0nole Memorial Hospital. The young
lady hai been named Ellae. Mra.
Dedman la the former Bettye
Rene Ball, daughter of Mr. and
Mra. Raymond Ball.
Mra. R. F. Curry of Savannah,
Ga. (pent tha Naw Year week
end with her mother, Mra. W. P.
Brooks at her home 417 W. 2nd,
MISS JUDY WERNICKE.- (left) daughter of Judge and
Mrs. Sidney W. Wernicke, of Portland, Maine wan a re
cent visitor a t the home of Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Munaon. She la shown explaining some fine points about the
piano to Miss Kathie Munson.
(S taff Photo)
A lot of good Rings sometimes,
come In small packeges — like
cheese, for Instance,
Cheese is a good food for a
main dish, and being highly nutri
tious, is In a d ais with meat,
tablespoon salt: pepper to tail*.
Heat the milk, bread crumbi,
and fat In a double boiler. For tha
crumbs, crumble up left • over
pieces of bread and pack the meas
ure well. Do not use line, very dry
bread crumbs. Add cheese to the
hot mixture. Stir until the cheeie
hai melted. Add tills mixture to the
well-beaten egg yolks. Season.
Fold hot mixture into the etilf.y
beaten egg whiles containing the
salt. Pour into a greased dish, and
bake in a moderate oven for one
hour, or until set in the center.
Now is a good lima to usa
cheese, as it’s plentiful. Last
years production of milk was
record high, and much of the
surplus milk went Into the manu
facture of cheese.
This recipe for a cheese souf
fle, given by Mist Bonnie B. Mc
Donald, Assistant Economist in
Scarf tits are popular with Food Conservation, will mako a
toed's ahlrts. Women's Wear Dally htarty main dish. The following Movie Camera Peers
report! tha best colors are ash ingredients art needed: lti.tu p a Through Heart
green, eggshell and a new lilac milk; I cup bread crumbs; 1 A film In which the ramrra
which looks especially well with tablespoon fat; 4 eggs; h pound peers. through a "window” cut’
ebaese. shave thin (2 cups); 44 into a human heart in show tha
green tartans.
workings of diseased heart valvei
will be among nine medical molion pictures to be presented as
part of the forthcoming Scientific
Sessions of the American Heart
Association. Tha film waa madt
TO THE MAYFAIR INN
by Dr. Richard P. Kelley of Boston.
It demonstrates the effects of
disease on the opening and clos
ing of heart valvri, making use of
postmortem hearts. Blood was
pumped through them by a me
Specially Priced l
chanical device that sUmulates
the flow of normal blood.
The Heart Association pointed
out Uu. filmed reports on ad
vances in diagnosis and treatment
of heart disease hold an Import
nerved la Um exotic
ant place In the Association's
program of profestUnal education.
BAMBOO LOUNGE
During the coming months, films
will bo shown to physicians and
other professional p e r s o n n e l
, Monday-Friday
throughout the beuntry. Some will
be used also for teaching purposes in many ot the nation's madieal schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Let Draper and
eons, Mike and Andy of Lake
Wales spent the holiday weekend
with Mr. and Mra. Harry Lea
lr., at their homo, Second and
Shirley Ave.
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MRS. HOWARD ANDERSON, D aytona Bench, presi
dent of th e Orlando D istrict of th e Woman’s Society of
Christian Service of the M ethodist Church will he r u c s L
s p e a k e r'a t the business and proRram mcotinR of the
Sanford W. S. C. S. a t M cKinley Hall tomorrow a t 10 n.m.
H er topic will be "The Responsibilities and Opportunities
of M ethodist Women."
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You’ll enjoy security,-too, for your money's al
ways there If you need It, safe and available,backed
by strong reserves, good management and sound
reinvestment.
Don’t let the flight ahead be propelled with your
good In te n tio n s -s ta rt to save. The start la tha
tiling I All of our present savers had to make a start,
as little as $1, as m uch as $1,000. But they started
and they continued. As they added to their savings,
m onth after month, we added to them, too, a t our
semi-annual dividend times.
Wo {tope you shared In our distribution of earn
ings on December 31st but you’re welcome to join
our growing group now, or any time. But especially
now, before January 11th, so you’ll have a fuU
year’s share of earnings In I960. Start your savings
account soon.
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ours — were lousy,*• he went on
to admit. “ People don’t want pro
ductions."
Anyway, said Humphreys, who
probably feels freer to say these
things because he’s quitting Ms
job at the rad of the week, N
out of 100 politicians can't act. As
actors, ha u id , most politicians
are stinkers.
Sam Srlgfctmsa isn't quitting
kia fob as publicity director tor
the Democratic Natieeal Commit
tee. IS naturally he didn't vrtuntoer any agreement with these
specific sentiments. He did con
cur in Humphreys' claim we’re
net likely to bey a .phony product
just heesuM ti'e put up to n
fancy package.
"We'll bn In trouble if we ever
that, because. I didn't hear any
body promise specifically they turn politics ever to motivational
wouldn't try tk la lf they thought rote arch." said Brightman. "This
It would work.
Ifc
mow conviBiMNirif m uiraea
out, wort mostly collego profes
Tima there was talk about what
sors toarhing spsocb, theater,
broadcasting and similar arts. TV coverage dots to tba national
And I wasn't the inly nan with political convtaUons. Humphreyr
stale qualms about the hard tell aaM .it Itolpt bring dtclaiena out
and tbs soft Map which could be la tba span, but that It data cre
ate problem. One Is that half the
applied to us voters nest fall.
"I hear a lot of Ulh about m - delegates are just sitting there
leetiag a telegenic candidate," lentog for a ehaoco to get on TV.
said a University of Missouri :Brightmaa saM yes, but he
speech tesebar named Behart P. didn’t think the Bepublicans at
Friedman. "And I wonder if U Cklcags atxt summer should run
Ua't becoming oeay for a politi late trouble. After all,. he reaihdcian to substitute earnestness—tbs od Humphreys, the GOP had the
desire for election — for sincer experience of one ceremonial con
vention la INS, and ha said ha
ity."
Friedman said he’d rest easier, was sura tbay could "affirm"
ha thought, If there wasn’t so
much show bualnesa In tolsvised
politicking. Ho said soma of the
TV "intervlows" he saw with one
presidential candidate in IBM
looked sort of put-up to him. And
be thought be m ailed e picnic
on'tke lawn when ha M id the
other candidate didn't appear to BONN, Germany (UPI)—Chan
b a n hiked out th e n solely to oat. cellor Konrad Adenauer’s govern
Robert Humphreys, campaign ment today faced a clash with op
director for tho Republican Na position
In' an uproar
tional Commute#, said he couldn't Ml off bySocialists
tiro men with n can of
aoo any moral or ethical objec black
tions to tba kind of filmed showa
Tho two man, Arnold Strunk
his party put on .last time.
"I did think soma of tim e five- and Paul Boboenen, were under
minute productions — theirs and arrest da chatgM of dauMng a
Cologne synagogue with Natl
swastikas and aati-Jawlsh aloWASHINGTON (UFD-The sub
ject was use of television in the
1M0 presidential campaign, and I
was a little akakan to discover
where the discussion was about to
take place. Namely, before a
"speech and theater" convention,
with the lights, costumes, make
up end other trappings of show
business muck an display.
I guess I came away reassured
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*nS barstaitB O Is bnaaemll, which has had its tips
ton*
W. K. McRoberta, the baseball fan deluxe who »pdn*
M Sanford entry In tho Florida State League last
it that didn't prove .too aatUfacagnln.
ad in two Important developments
Can Of Paint
Sefs Off Uproar
Assignment
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PRAGUKt For two crowns I
m w CM of the greatest trave
logues of America la color over
filmed by • toreign country.
rtom m riota and other Ctechs
warg jammed arouad me la a
atifltof balcony of o downtown
ast the picture, "Khrutheater
America." It would’ve
eheber
feet W-minuto presents-
a (rick. In Pittsburgh they caught
a doleful woman striker picketing
a hotel, and than they panned
across a sea of stilled smoke
stacks. The Soviet commentator
clucked In mocked sadness . ,
"And the steal strike was in its
flat day . .
Climax of tba movla shows
Khrushchev back la Moscow, his
limousine threading Ha way C irc u it A is tm b iy
through miles of hysterical kuJehovah's Witnesses win attend
m adly. Our hero returns trium n circuit assembly In Daytona
phant . . To Mm the world g t r a
Beach January IBM.
Tho asMmhly chairman will he
It was ‘convincing. I think the
have Ma own bone than a gov
movie should bo shown la the Jamca A. Tkempsoa Jr., o special
ernment tractor.
.United States, complete with text. representative of Dm Watektawer
Hungary, which formerly waa
It would give some folks a Mg
laugh. Others would cringe at Bible and Tract Society of Brook
lyn,. logoi governing body of
Jehovah's Witnesses,
Thompeso wUl deliver a apodal
talk an January M at I p. m.,
noaHion af uaasaata who i t a
entitled, "When fa Oad’a WU1 To
M M raB *btH^ ItM l p l i lg i
Bo Done On KerthT” AU tetorsatad l ira ana am invited to attend
the convention Marians, which
Ctoch MrtM, waving, amlllo g a n Woo with no ecUartloa taken.
at
Khrushchev.
wort! would more than offset the
damans to morale that would bo Whan, in one city, tba entourage
Mused by Urn exquisite scom s of
waved frantically at the crowd
few spectators stood, tho text said
tba nawspapars purposely publish
ed tho wrong itinerary.
But in a seen* where a milling
mob fills tho Kroon, .tho text
reads: "On this occasion, the
newspapers did not Ha."
Tho travelogue part of tho
movie waa hoocat, and It was
filmad in exquisite color, It must
have Inspired at least a doaon
now potential (Masters to Amorlea at every performance.
I was curious to catch what the
It coot tba Cstchs tba equivalent
woman next to ma was tailing
bar toon-aged don, and at ona
point where Khrushchov's crowd
mov u onto the auto • Jammed
Hollywood freeway,
o r a end said wistfully: " la
America, they say, even ditchdiggers own cart.''
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N o Integration
Opposition N oted
NASHVILLE, Tran. (UPI) -N o
major now legislation opposing in
tegration is planned In southern
states. Southern School News rod)
ported today,
A few segregation hills a rt ax*
parted in tome states but no major
legislative programs against tote,
gratloa have bean announced.
T he m agazine, published month*
!y by Southern Education Reffrt*
lag Service bora, u ld efforts may
ha made in Virginia to rsvlsa tho
"massive resistance" Idea hut
chances for paiiago a rt not rs*
finis would proh
segregation bills.
a special auto insurance
for SAFE drivers only
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M U W " / J to
out of tho American Football
League but wero non-commttsi
about Joining the National circuit.
R. W. Boyer, port owner and
spokesman for tho franchise
group, M id tho snn-omcemsnt
Sunday by AFL Commissioner Joe
P o m that tho withdrawal waa cer
tain w as correct
Boyer openly admitted that "tho
long and short of it Is that thejfj
ft he AFL) told ui they were unitappy with the progreet we’re
made."
"We Just can't seem to crystal*
Ixe the activities and interest* Into
functioning in ont direction,’* ho
Mid of his group’a proposed team
and AFL relatione.
Foes had Mid be gave the Twin
Cities .franchise "permission' to
day chipped to m to buy a mw
set of chopper* for Net Hollar.
"It probably wont pay for Ma
now tooth entirely but H'a oil wo
could afford,” Mid Mrs. Mstvta
Purdy, oa* af tho mother*.
Heitor said be will bar* to
"gum" his food until be returns
to Now York Friday to buy • mw
lusty and almost hysterl' sat of tooth.
NEW YOBK (UFI) - Ninety,
two Inmates of Now Yortt OttyY
penitentiary on Ether's Island *uffarad attache of food poisoningForty won hospitalised and their
stomachs pumped. S i x t y woro
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—O w ners o f tho M lnaonpolls-Bt.
P a u l F ran ch ise to d ay could o n l*
u y d efin itely th e y w ere p u llin g
lft-caatrallcd country were tho
kroatiboillim and the subtle undartMsa that bald Rbruahebav up
as tba only boro of peace.
Tho rigging starts with Khrush
chev's arrival at Andrews Air
Farce Bom. When President El-'
aonhower speaks shoot pooco, the
appUuao does a fail fadoout. But
whan Urn Bod premier finishes Ma
apial, tba clapping and yelling
92 Inmates Poisoned
W
g o n e by Strunk and Sehoenra,
both members of ths axtrsm* right
Gorman Raich Party, touched off
n wave of dosotrations of tyasgognaa and R o m a n Catholic
ckartht* across Urn country,
Tho Socialists were quick to rec
*«alss n chance to am barrus the
governtnsat with charge* of fall
ing to stomp out antl-Somltiim.
Adenauer’s Christian Democratic
party seemed to hove its back to
too wall.
Thera was Utile likelihood of o
major - political crisis developing
hut tho government waa in such an
Richard M. Nixon (his tin* with*
out oven ■ Joe Smith to throw
out ot the hell.
"But 1st mo cI o m with hli prodiction (bout the DomocraUc cea-^
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will nominate by acclamation the
next President of the United
States — n man who will give
this nation the held, courageous,
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FRANKFURT Germany (UPI)
—Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
will discuss the growing wave of
antl-Semililm with his cabinet on
^Wednesday Informed sources said
*k>day. There also was the possi
bility of a debate in Parliament.
The aml-Semltlc c a m p a i g n ,
markrd by the daublngs of swasti
kas and anll Jcwlsh slogans on
synagogues throughout Germany,
alto has spread to other West Eu
ropean countries and similar Inci
dents were reported In England,
Scotland, Austria, Norway, Bel
gium, France^ Sweden and the Uni
f ie d States.
The outbreak was of special con
cern to West Germany, trying to
live down the days of Adolf Hiller
when millions of Jew* were perse
cuted, and the government issued
a statement Saturday night say
ing the Swastika paintings appear
ed to be “part of a planned action
to defame the federal republic in
the eyes of the world.'*
There was a growing belief the
9 Communist East Germans might
be behind the move to defame the
Adenauer government. Authorities
noted that Paul Schoenen one of
two young men arrested in the
Christmas Eve desecration of a |
Cologne church wore an East Ger
man Communist party emblem
9Grand Jury Set
In Lynch Case
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BILOXI, Mill. (UPI) - The Jus
tice Department — angered by
laek of state action against the
lynchers of Mack Charles Parker
—began efforts today to bring the
accused members of Oie mob to
trial.
A 23-man federal grand jury
was picked lo investigate the mur
der of Parker a 23-year-old Negro
truck driver who was accused of
raping a white woman. •
A mob dragged Parker from tha
Pearl Rivar County jail in Poplarvilie, Min., last April 2S and
lynched him. His beaten, bulletridden body waa found in the Pearl
River a month later.
The grand jury waa aeiecled
from a panel of 44 men, poesibly
including several Negroes.
The Jury Is expected to spend
at least two weeks hearing testi
mony from more than 40 witnesses
subpoenaed by the Justice Depart
ment.
W hat Happened
T o C e ltic Cagers?
By United P r t u International
Suddenly the champion Boston
Celtics can’t do anything right
From the Way they had been
playing in the last month it was
beginning to look as thongh they
wouldn't loee n game again, let
alone three In a^row.
The Syracuse National*, mak
ing a strong showing of late, hung
the third straight Ioea on the.
Celtic* Sunday, >14-113, and white
the losa didn't hurt Boston one
bit in the Eastern Division standings, it atill lift the defending
National Basketball Asia, cham
pions without n victory In the
new Year.
U g o l N o tice
r te rm e rs
ham s
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A rt., Sanford, Seminole County,
Florida under the rtctltlsu s name
of. Ssnfnrd-Stailnol* M e p e -r an*
th at I Intend te roaleter aal* name
with lb* C lerk of the Circuit Court,
Seailnoio County. Florida, la acear4anc* w ith tha prarlalaaa a f tba
Fleiltloua Kane* Statutes. ta-w ltt
O trtlaa SSI.a* Florida Statute* 1)11,
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Scheduled Wednesday
W in te r Park Host
T o Audubon Series
Winter Park will be boat to
soma of Ameriea'i famous wildUfa photographers during the
coming months, according to C.
Russell Mason, Executive Dir
ector of the Florida Audubon So
ciety, which Is sponsoring aa
Audubon Screen Tour series again
this season.
The first program of the year
will be given Saturday at the
auditorium af the Winter Park
High School, Aa innovation this
season Is tw* performances, one
St 10:30 a. m„ the second at
7:30 p. m. The double program is
t* meet the demand or members
of the Society and their friends
who found either the morning or
the evening time inconvenient, but
did not want to miss (his out
standing series.
Robert C. Hermes of Home
stead will be the speaker on
January Mb meeting. He will
bring to the audience "Animals
At Home And Afield.”
Tickets to the entire scries or
to Mr. Hermes' lecture alone may
be secured at the headquarters
of the Florida Audubon Society,
Audubon House, ia Maitland, or
will be sent by mail un order.
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Holy Cross Episcopal Church
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of Epiphany in a special candle
light servlee Wednesday evening.
The service called "The Feast
of Lights" will began si I p. m.
with (he Rev. John Thomas, Rec
tor in charge. The choirs, young
people, and the entire congrega
tion will also participate in the
sctvlce.
This dramatic service begins
with tha church In total darkness
and eapreisea in pagent form the
birth of Christ as the Light of
the world. It symbolises (he
spread of tha gospel through the
Apostles down lo the present day.
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Everyone in the church will
hold s csndle thst will he lighted
ss the service progresses. As a
part of the presentation and near
the end of the program a pro
cession is formed on tha outside
of the church with the entire
group in attendance in the line
of march. Everyone carries s
lighted candle showing the spread
of tha light of truth through In
dividual Christians.
The procession will end in the
church's.parish house where the
Epiphany cake will be rut. Baked
in the cake are several items n(
religious
significance.
Among
these are a golden Epiphany ring,
an anchor, a cross, a thimble, and
a medal. The finder of the Epip
hany ring will be the official host
or hostess tor the parish during
I960.
Members of the Episcopal
Church Women will serve eolfee
and punch along with the cake
lo all present.
Visitors are welcome lo both
the service and the cottce hour.
PASADENA. Calif. (UPII —
The fledging Athletic Ann. of
Western Universities (AAWU)
had Rote Bowl security today at
the age of 1e*a than one year,
and made it dear it would hr dolighted to keep playing the Big
Ten In (he New Year'a Day classic.
The AAWU, the "blr five" of
the Pacific, concluded a contract
Sunday with the .Tournament of
Ro*e» for the annual game. The
door was Immediately, left open
.for the somewhat reluctant Big
Ten, torn openly on renewal, to
Join in a new agreement.
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lhit wtary of football it waa hint
Bthe mood of another game but afaetkm rtarted it waa a different
game I witnessed along with 12,»00 other folks between Presbyterian of
Clinton, & C. and Middle Tannaaaeo
Teachers College la the annual Elks tilt
s 'was without a doubt the finest game of
. the day. Although It ended with Thanes,
gee .on top 21-12. it was a thriller nil the
rVT): way aad overyona in the stadium went
!. - home amnaod at several of the individual
g
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'•/- "^E M ^W a S n , quarterback for tha Blue
tV Hose, ahewod exactly why he was fourth
talentofthis
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Inga. Waters’ biggest problem Is that
teases are too hard If anything. ATrh Tennessee won the tilt, the passing
ratan aad the receiving aad running
ob Plata made,the Bluo Hoes the fa*
M H ell,
H um to l l M «A* ifa d .
Frees Little All America Squad thto rear.
Besides all this. Waters U the preeUeat
of the student body at PC.
While Waters amazed ovarycae. there
vaa another U ttle All American for Ten
nessee that didn’t do badly far bfmeetf,
Bucky Rtta supplied the Bangers with
speed that made the difference in the eea*
test. He scored the first TD of the n m
in the first quarter when he returned one
of Waters’ punts 66 yards and again in the
final minuteshe ripped 20 yarde far the
clinching aeore. He cea run the hundred
in leas then 10 aaeonde and is the eoUufiate track champ in the state of Tennessee.
The above ere just n few of the many
grant players that were eeea New Year's
night There were 5 other linemen in there
banging heeds who were also named to
the AP AU-America team so you caa
imagine what the Uns play waa ilka.
This may have been a game betweea
two small colleges hut it w it strictly Mg
time football that we watched. The Or*
lando Elks are to be commended for their
fine selection of teams and we era leolrtag
forward to next year.
By the war Waters Is goiag to he a
pUyer to watch in his pro career. Bernam
her hU name and see what ha date. To
me Don Meredith of MfU would have a
pretty tough time showing this led up.
In Easi-West Tilt
IANCY MIDKOUT, W«ow»’s World Waier SU Jump.
isir Chaapioa of Q fvn u Gardmi, la wLeaplng for Joy.M
Misti Rideout la announciow for herielf and all uuattaeh*
cd members of tho fair sex that I960 is Loop Year!
; Many Cclny City racing fans period, gnd indications from a rebrill be on bend tonight e l Sea- cetd-htkakisy aorly stsson ere
ferd-Orlnndo Kennri Club for the that theis eptimtelm Is backed up
In te r-C lu b G o lf
Tourneys Sloted
First Major event
the 1550 winter golf calendar,
reek-long program of compel!s between tu b teams ef landprafeattennli and amateurs,
I be held hero end a t Avan
% Jen, 5-10.
gajar eaaatry clubs Tram all
r tha United States have ham
lied to eater teams of profas-
yirtklytlid.
d ef the program will
da beat beu event, open
9*sa, og asm;peadeaaiaesel
four.er ate auutenra.
/ the boles will he play•rest Lekee Chib end it
Halt W) prise* total
id it amateur awards
4<k Defending ebumnion
wnt Is Lbe Wfodbridgn
mans to attract 35 of tha world's
finest kannsls In th« apart, of
queens. Mara Ihaa to t greyheunda
ate on tap to participate' is the
aaasan’s nation.
Om ef the newcomarn who gslb•red bauers en tha northern cir
cuit this summer is Ed's Bluelnce,
fevariu of tonight's featured
Moth event an a 10-race schedule
starting At 5:15. The bluish 54pound also la given top early
odds ef 54+S tons the sevan-bta.
Khali leaktog far bar second a rode
A triumph, having entdiatenced
such atalwerta as Cri Tanrs gad
HOUSTON,
Irus, »*-Notre
land Browns’
bond coach of
of tha now
Longue.
i killers” tonight tor
time wttbla to hour*.
day aifot by deffsting previously
usbestea California, 5547. The
Ooldea Beer* may be tha IMP
NCAA champs end m e a t wie
ners of tho te a Angeles Classic,
bet they ere Usd for last |dsce
la the West Ceast’s Big Five Ceatoreaee aad ae longer need worry
abets their mapped 23-game wiaMgg streak.
Eighth-ranked tediceg and Uth
ra a u d leva aim were upset vieUuu deriag the weak end. They're
tied tor leet pUee la the Big Tea
aad Sava a chance to get eat
g e t wader tonight.
Indiana, fevered In via Urn Big
Tea title, Jest to Purdue, 7*-T»,
Saturday night whan tho Boilermakers limited g-ie Walt Bellamy
to a atom eight poiats. The lies•tare meat Northwestern tonight.
leva, which feces Wisconsin totight, was jolted by Minnesota,
7W1, to the first Big Ten last far
bath teems. The defeat was too
third to 11 games for the Hawk
ey#*, who recently placed second
to Hew Yerk City’# Holiday reeUv tl Tours* meat.
Fourth-ranked Ohio Stats meets
alatb-raaked ItTiaols to another
SAN FRANCISCO (UF1) —
Southern Metbodlst’a Doe Mere
dith . . Indiana's Tod Aurertmta
. . College of Pacific's Disk Bess
. . Oregon's Joha Wiles* . . No
tre Dame’s George Ito . . Slea
ford’* Christ Burfoid. . Oemsaa’i
far each team, both of whom
ton Cordllaone.
wore idle during the week eod.
Kentucky, ranked 14th to the
satiee, was another upaat victim
Taday they heeded. beet le now UaguUkiag to last place to
school and the beaks — or le the Us owe conference, Georgia Tech
east peat-season games: The Sea dumeed the Wildcats into the
ler Bawl at MebUe, Ala., aad the Southeastern Conference cellar far
Hula Bawl to Haaotote.
the first Urns since 1331 with a
But their memory will Uagtr 5344 victory ea Kentucky’s home
ea la the wske ef the Weot'a t i eenrt. The Wildcats get a chance
l l victory ever the Beat ea the to pick up seme grouad Tuesday
strength ef two teuehdewaa to tie eight to e cnaferenee game
agatoet VeadorhUt
lest three mtoetes ef play.
T o p -ra n k e d Cincinnati came
Msredlth, who set a aew Shriae
game record by.pesotog foe Ml through the weak end to fin* style
by defeating Daytoa, 7543, for Its
15th straight victory. Oicar Rob
ertson was ''bold” to 33 poiats.
The Bearcats are tied for first
place la the Mlsaaiirt-'VgUsy Con
But th an era many who ference with Wkhiie aad hath
thought otherwise. WOeec, tor todowns. Ho also intercepted a peso.
Aucremae, like
Corditoees,
broke through the Weet detoeeee
time aad agslast to threw the
V |it back for Iuum iMui'em 0000*
dally to the flre tia llS a s * c e u S t
the wianlna toushdewe. legs*—
the ball ever iram tto atoT w hS
carrying Norlhwsstera’s l e a Bur
ton on kii back.
NEW YORK — Bob Backus a#
the New Ysrk Athletic Club tossed
tbs 15-pound weight OS feet. 10«4
Inches to win his specialty in the
Metropolitan Amateur Athistle
Union senior indoor track chawpionthipi.
California, Isdiene sad lews,
three at tbs netise’s basketball
paw n . wIB be leaking to climb
eat at their m conference cel
lars tonight as wen as roster#
seats at tbs prestige they tost dur
ing a wave at weekead upsets.
As an added fillip. California's
third-ranked (Mdse B ean will be
leaking Mr a bit at revenge when
wkh leathern Califer-
arday, while ooceed-raekod Weet
Virgtoto. fifth-reeked Utah tad
15th ranked New York University
were Idle. West Virginia awlags
beak tote eetiea at hema agatoet
Purmaa Tuesday; Utah meets
Mints e* to a Skrltoe Canfereece
aaeaer tealgbt, aad New York
Uslvarslty facts Fairlalgh-DicUa*
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To*. — Lou Rym.
Dame and Clem,
Uckla. wss named
tbs Houston Oilsrm
American Football
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AMONG FAVORITES AT DAYTONA—Joe Lee Johnson, left of Chnttanooga, Tenn., winner of the NASCAR national convertible championzhip
for 1959, and Bob Welborn, right, of Greensboro, N. C., three-time na
tional convertible champion for 1956, 1957 and 1958. They are included
among tha early entries for the major late model atock car races scheduled
for the famous two and n half mile Daytona International Speedway at
Daytona Beach for February 12-14. They will probably drive as a team
with a pair of 1960 Chevrolet Impales at Daytona.
MIAMI, FIs. — William B. MaeDonald J r„ manufacturer end Ml.
ami Beach sportsman, confirmed
be has purchased Miami's Inter,
nations] League baseball club.
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Marinas, O. B.’a Caroar, Barbara
MnHA-MUe Nsclh Waikar, Blue a While to get suited."
The etohlh contest will he a
herf-feught Greda 1 race) she Pro Net Tour
SAN FRANCISCO (WFI)
foot aad leet.event# will caver
Uto meretltou' thro^aighU-mUa Kramar’s aaaual pretoaiia
Vie Delmeru get hia job back la
the Natieeal League.
Leant cittofu headed together
tomdey right aad teat "betweea
3455 end 3459” tetegrama tag
tottort to Nattoeei League Praatdeet Warrau Gila* to Cincinnati,
prataettot Delmera's dismissal tad
urging Ouai to reeaaaidar Ms decl-
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For FIBC Crown
an’a Golf Tourney will be bald
Jan. 13 at tha Mayfair Golf
Course.
The tourney will be n S4 hole
event and will taka three days to
MIAMI (U PI>- Stetson Univer complete.
sity has a chance this week to A trophy will be prevented to
move late a tie with Miami to tha the winner and runntr-up.
CUy basketball league play to fire losses. National Guard and Florida Intercollegiate Basketball
Walker
Barber
Shop
are
in
last
night will see the Xeboos’a Sport
Conference.
plaee. Both have 0-5 record*.
The Halter*, with a 3-0 record
ing Goods (asm go against o
VAH-t squad, National Guard va.
take on Tampa, 0-1, Thursday at
Welker Berber Shop, Ce das
fa b ric Shop
Tampa. The Hurricanes, winners
Davila vs. Faust Drugs to tbs
of three straight, do not have a
conference game until they meet
Semisole High gym.
Beautiful
Jacksonville Jan. IS.
Wodaesday, McBobert* Tire will
Florida Southern makes its
fabrics
try aad keep Us uabeatea record NEW YORK (UPI) -W elter debut
to the conference Saturday
to e contest with tho VAH-t eager*.. weights, currently the ring's most ■gainst Jacksonville, with s 14
Ik e seme eight's schedule ha* active class, provide this week's record.
nationally televised fights. Miami's flashy guard, Dick
Robson’s v*. Dyaatrsnlca end Na two
Rudall Stitch ef Louisville, Ky.. Hlckox, continues to hold league
tional Guard va. Bvaas Beefing. ranked fourth among 147-pound
scoring honors with a 35-potot-aThursday Robson's will play contenders, is favored at 13-5 to game
average. Gary Holmes ef
Faust Drug*, VAH-t nil! go beat Philadelphia’s unranked Carl Jacksonville, is next with 334
Hubhard
at
the
Chicago
Stadium
agetost Walker Berber Shop eod
t* and teammate Jim KirkWednesday nlsht.
third with aa average ef 35.
McBobert* will meet Dyeatroelca. Unbeaten Hubbard, who won IS
Miami's Harry Manuthaw leads
McRoberta upped lie undefeated of his IS bouts and bad two draws
in the rebounding department with
record to M last week with wins makes his TV debut in the Chica an average of 154 par gem*. Ed
go
JO-roundcr,
which
will
be
tele
ever Evaaa Roofing by forfeit aad
Cone of Jacksonville is next with
over National Guard, 75-13. Go vised nationally by ABC.
At Madison Square Garden, Fri U followed by KirfcUad with 9.1.
Devils bald a second piece 5-3 re day Bight, Stan Herring tod of Honcord with a forfeit wia over Na- •lulu also makes hli TV debut Mackay Defeated
Uaaal Guard, e 4549. win over in a 10-rounder with farmrr wel CALCUTTA (UPI) - Rs
VAH-t aad a 43-til victory ever terweight contender Giipcr Orte than ^ B S P dafsslsd Barry
ga of Mexico. Ortega is favored Mackay of Daytoa, Ohio. T4. 45,
Dyaetroatos.
at 11-5 because of his ruggedness 54, 54, Sunday to wia the Astoa
Rehea’s is new tkli
and eggrassiveness.
lawn tennis championship.
with • S-Jl recerd after
Evaaa Reefing. 5145 ta d National
Guard, 13-31. Fourth to the league
with e 3-2 record to the Faust
Drugs team which heat Dyoatrealcs 43-23.
VAH-l holds fifth pUre with a
I t recerd. The Eveaa Roofing
five which picked up • forfait win
ever Walker Barber Shop last
Wellers In Key
Boufs This Week
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coaches agreed that A riettas'
backfield speed was the ddtor•act to tha Raserhaeks' U-T win
over Georgia TSeh to tha Otter
Bowl Saturday.
But the reel hereet to the Kiaerbsek victory probably ware
Freak Sreyte*' eutwaighad listmen who held Tbeh n t r t l t o far
the last three quarters.
Tech Coach Bobby Dadd said
it weuld take three teuehdewaa to
wia and he was right. Brnylee
hadn't counted on more than two
touchdowns tad that was all ha
needed.
His light hut rugged Uae. with
a weight dieadveatoflg t f seam
» eeaedi per man, hauled up the
Yellewjecket* after trtiitog f 4 to
the fim ptritd, eod Jim M e ^
•nd company lank ctra af the
searing department with touch
downs to the second Sad third
1 NEVER LI KE T* HAVE
A MIRROR IN TO
G O O D A LIGHT//
THIS
Sunday
SYRACUSE. N. Y. — The Byrecuss Nationals defeated the Bos
ton Celtics. 114-113. in a national,
ly-tslerissd National Basketball
GOIMG7D
Too Much Speed
W ELL.NO W ,
M E S E E ...
out last week alter putting in four
seasons to tho National Leaguo
sad 11 previous years to tbs
tolnors.
According to Delmort, cites
told Mm be waa being dismissed
because "yea get tote a ceuple ef
Jama last eeeeea." Friends •< the
43-yasr-eld Deimage claim haw•var, tha only reason ha waa fired
waa because e! Ms marriaga in
November to tha farmer Sanja
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•hoHaa good aowa th ia tho boipdM you toOc EfftOm*
your tokphoao. Uso it ail you Uko tokriac ploopuio |o
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TO SEE 1VIN8EY.*
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JA N U A R Y
L u ce Selection of
Dresses
Print* —
8.98 values
5.95 to
Tfovelooo
W
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Ladies'
iflOQ
DRESSES
<399
J
14.98to
16.95 values
Clearance Prices
10,96 to
#00
12.98 values 6 "
18*88 to
lg.88 values
1 . R A C K C L O S E -O U T S
Slightly Shopworn
24.95 to
27.95 values
FURNISHED S BR. houie, 119 W.
1«U>. St. PA 24170.
HOUSE for root oa Sanford
Avenue a a a r Lake J e e n p .^
II. Week Wanted
IS. Plambfo# Servkae
IS ■ectrieal Servlcaa
Id. M U iag « Palatial
II. Special Bervteao
It-A Beaaty Parlor*
Id. Ptewoea A Plaata
FIRST FLOOR FRONT, format#
heat, clean, link In room, kitchea privilege!. IN Holly. Phono
FA M IN.
FURNISHED apartment FA S-NN.
RAYMOND M. BALL
AND ASSOCIATES
19.95 value*
CHARCOAL SPECIAL
CB
phone FA 2-3830,
RENT A BED
IX THIS I ' l H I ' l I T COI H T OS’ T U N
XIXTM J l U I C I A f . C I K C I I T OH
TH ie m a t t , o r F l o r i d a , i n . w o
FOR
IHNhOt.K (Ot'.XTt. IX
nivoitct:
IIKRNICF. SMITH nOLNDTHKE.
ruintlff,
•va*
TAYLOR IIIIREKIIHRRY BOUND*
Titus;,
.
cm a
Arsen t . a o , lotia
Defendant.
NO T H K O P «■ I T
SAVINGS
SLEEP1NO ROOMS. The Gjblea,
Ml Magnolia. FA 2-072Q.
12.98 Values
OTHER SAVINGS
•TAYLOR UIIKK.NUKIIUT ROUND*
THKK, whuee l.at known address
wnd r.ald.nr* w.w 311 South Fifth
Mtreel, ll.lt. (11.dr, (Florida, VnU
ar* hrr.hy notified that you aro
htr.iiy required id (lln your writ*
Irn ilrfrn.ra, pf raunall)-, or by an
attorney, on or b*fur* Ih* tlh
day of February. ISIS, at tha «ffir* of tilt Clerk lit lh* Circuit
, i-i.urt at lh* i.’ourt Houee In Han*
furd. Florida, and to mall a copy
tlitrml tn l*. Vrrnnn Hla*. Jr.. At*
lurii.y fur Plaintiff, P. O. Itos till,
Hanford, Florida, In a dlviirr* pro*
i.rdlna pending auntnal you In tha
Circuit Court. Nlnlli Judicial Circuit
of Florida. In and lor M.inlnnlr
County, Florida, In Chancery, an.
abbreviated llllr of aald cauie bf*
Inn . ll*rnli-D
Mmllh Itounifiroa,
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__
II.........
P lalntlir, v*. Taylor llraanbarry
lluundtre*. D afendanl, and haraln
fall not, or a. daera* pro conlaaao
will b* mitered ag ain st you.
WITNEHg my hand and official
aasl a t Hanford. Hemlnola County,
Florida, th is l i s t day of Dacambar,
ISIS.
(Sit ALI
David H. (lalvhal
C lark of Ih* C ircuit Court
lif t Martha T. Vlhlan
D rputy Clark
C. VKIINON MIKE, Jll.
A ttorney (or P lnlnlllf
P. (>. Boa l i l t
Hanford, Florida
Pulillah Jan. 4. II, II, IS, ISIS.
•M(«MMf*My*aalHHHt
CB
Call
3 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped
FURNISHED cottage »T3 per
home. FA 2-448S.
month. On 17-92 at Five Points.
3
BEDROOM, kitchen equipped,
Phone FA 2-1467.
air conditioned housp. FA 2-3322,
WEI.AKA APARTMENTS: rooms
private baths, 114 W. First St. 3 ROOM furnished garage apt.
Sea at 704 Palmetto Ave.
TRAILER SPACES. L a w lots.
Camp Ssmlnole Trailer Park, HOUSE for rent. FA 24341.
Wekiva River Rd. FA 3-4131.
2-BEDROOM furnished aps
HOME on Rlvervlew SL Inquire
ment. Contact 2313 Palmetto,
417 1st. SL
FURN. apt. 2300 MeUonvllle,
OFFICE SPACE wtUi ample park
ing. 213 Oak Avenue. FA 2-3606. LOWER floor apartment, electric
kitchen. CaU Mrs. Appleby.
Ltgal Notice
CHARCOAL BLACK
end BLUE SERGE
59.95 values
S h o w in g
O P E N 12:45
now
A FA BU LO U S W OSLD
BELOW THE W ORLD!
JACKETS
Value* to 14.46.
BCD IPBBADB
Only 4.88
Ortiart to 9,88
3-BEDROOM home, xnfurniibed,
W ekiva R iv er F ro n ta g e
large Florida room, large kit
chen, central beat: good neigh 1M feet oo tho river by dto foci
deep on Wekiva Park Drive.
borhood. lid
Rosalia Dr.,
Thia la your chance of a 111#-#
FA 3-2390.
time to own e campsite an
a river world.famoua for Me
LARGE two bedroom house with
tropical beauty.
screened porch. Children and
ONLY 13,300
pets waulod. ISO monthly. Phone
2431, Geneva, Mrs. James Tho- Terms OK. See thia TODAYI h elualva with
mas.
■■■’
BRAND NEW furnished apart
BUI" STEM PER Agency
ment, 306 W. 13th. Street. Phone
A 3-4N1
l i t N. Pork
PA 2-2M1 days, or FA 3-1401
nights.
,
BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY
3 BR. house on MagnoUa, just outA
FURNISHED apartment for rent,
of city Umi'a; kitchen'equipped,
600 Park Avenue. Call FA 2-0214,
Venetian- blind*, space beater.
if no answer FA 14230.
Must sell nt oo##. 13095. Will
trade for late model ear.
NFURNISHED honie, kitchen
FA 2-ONI or FA 2-0335.
equipped; near Naval Air Sta
tion. Children and peta accept
MAJOR BROWN REALTY
ed. 373. Phone FA 1-3344.
Realtor
LAKE MARY
3-BEDROOM unfurnished house,
kUchen electrically equipped. Ph. FA 1-3237 of FA 1-1844.'
2412 Willow Avenue. Cell
fA 2-0274.
Lagal N o tice
Legal N o tice
IX T H K C l K C t I T C O t H T O F T H K
M A T H J U D I C I A L C I H C C IT . IX
Legal N o tice
btocrm oldrrs
m r b t ix o
Th* reg u lar annual m aaiinn of
tha atockhold.ra a f Tha Cltlaana
a x is f o r
s k m ix o l n c o u n t y , I s ib*' C oart 'o f lb* C o aalr Jod**. Dank of Ovlado, Orlado Florida,
F L O R I D A . IX
(M AXCKRV
.XO. Bamlaala C nsaty, Jo***, la Pro will b* held a t (h t Ovlado M an
bata.
isms
orial B utldinr a t t:s* F. M. oa
I s rei F atal* ml
<CIIA ttl.KH TIIO UA* HUITIf.
Tuesday,' J a a u a ry lt tk , I l i a for
Plaintiff, LEW IS CALVIN HENDERSON
tha tlai-llon of o ttlcars and tha
D
etested
• VMTo All C rtd llara and Farooas Mar- trnnaarllon of auuh o th ar business
FANNIE MAH HM1TH,
aa
may proparly con* b tfe ra lb#
IJalandant la s Claim* o* D onando A solaat m aatlnn.
Bald Kami* i
XOTICSt T O A F F K A N
I*. H. Webb
You and aarfa of you ar* haraby
KTATE (tF FUMIIDA TOl
H u e . Vlra Praaldant
a
notified and required to p rra tn t In
Kamila Ma* tfinllh
dupllcal* an y alalma and damands
Addraa* and' Residence
IW TMH CIRCUIT C O O T OF THH
Unknown
ninth
judicial
circuit
in
You ara liarrby notified that a
A
X O F O H BSIMIXOLK C O U N T Y ,
bill of ,-um plalnt' for divorce liaa
F L O R I D A . I* C M A X C M N Y
NO.
barn riled a a a ln rt you, and you ar*
required Id aarvr a copy of your
aaaw ar or pleading l« lb* kill of Florida, a t h it office in th* court
com plaint on tha P lain tiff* At* haua* of aald -County a t Sanford,
turnay Paul C. Perkin*. 4(1 Weal Florida, w ithin alght cnlaadar
South S trrat, Orlando, Florida, and month* from (ha Uni# of lh*
III* lh* orig in al A nswer or plead- tlra t publication a t thia notlr*.
In* In tha offlca or th t Clark of Bach claim or demand ahnll ba In
th* C ircuit Court on or halor* w riting, and. akall atai* the place
Tuaaday, February I,. III*. If you of raaldanc* and post office addraa*
fall In do oo Judgm ent by default o t Ilia claim ant, and ahatl b* anrorn
p ill be taken agelnet you lor the to by lh* rlalnianl, agent, attar*
relief demanded la the bill a l nay, and any such claim or da*
mend not oo filed shall b* veld.
complaint.
Martha llandaraon
in INK AND OltBliRF.D a t San*
Aa ad m lulatratrla of th*
lord, Kainlnolr County, Florida,
Stalat* of
thia Slat day of Decamhar, l i l t .
—— VAN CAMP, hi* wife. II
Lawla Calvla Mandaraon,
(SEAL)
any, FRANK S. YAK GAMP
daataitd
David M. (latch*!
and BUTTY VAN RAMP, hie
(Jordon Y. F radarlrk
Clark C ircuit Court
wife, LOUISB M. SUTTON. If
A
ttorney
for
Kalal*
of
llyi M artha T. Vlhlan, DO
they, be living and If (bay
Law Ia Calvin llandaraon
Paul C. P arkins
are.d e* d, th e ir unknow n hejra,
taa*ta« North - P ark Av*.,
( I f W est Mouth Htraat
d i r l u i b lagateea, grant***,
P. O. Boa 111*
Orlando, . Florida
spouses, aredltora,
assigns,
Sanford, Florida
A ttorney lo r P lain tiff
.
llenora, and trualaaa and
l-ubllah Jan . 4, I t, II, t l . HSi*.
ngalnai any and nil ptraonm
having a r rlalm lng to h a v #
any rig h t, tltlg a r tntaraat by,
through, under o r a g a in st tb*
aforaanld D sfandanlat tha nn*
known halra, dovtsaaa, D i a
Plaintiff..
ler*.' grant***, aredltora, and
other
pereont altlm ln g by,
SPRUCE PINE. N. C. (U PI>- CKAIU.ES WILLIAMS,
threuglw and*? a r agalnat
Amsleur dynamiters, apparently
FRANK W. BUTTON, daea.ex tn r c is t o . a p p e a r
#d, XMKLtNB a SUTTON da*
Intent on bringing in the new year
STATK OF FLOBIDA TOl
era tad. FR ED O. gUTTON. da*
with
sst «41
off m
• HIBtb
blast »that
WIM1 a■ bang,
WH|i 141
**■» CHA ni.ES WlLLtAMB
teased, and aTHLLA SUTTON
destroyed virtually every stor# , Addraa* a sd Raaldanc*
VAN CAMP, dacaaaadi and
,
nay an d a ll p a rtita having a r
window sloog th# two main streets Unknown
hereby notified th a t a
claim ing te hav* gay r ig h tof this snail mining community. billYouo f ar*
com plaint for dlvorc* baa
till*
a n d /o r latereo t la aad i f
Tb# culprits got off tn m early b e ta . fltad agalnat you, and you
th a property, h ereln afiar gee,
ar# required Ite- aenw a copy «C
■ribad, aald -D ad situ ate, ir*
y au r anaw ar e r pleading fa th* bill
la g a a d being la Seminole
of eam platni o a th* P lain tiff's at*
C ouaty, Florida, ts -w lti
ta r nay Paul C Perkin*. SIT w*»t
Lota S a ad If, Block ST » l
South Street. Orlande, Florida, end
SANLANDO, TMH SUBURB
fit* tb* original A aawar or Pfaad*
SKAUTIFt U A ltaaaoat* f **•
tng lo Ib* office of tb* Clerk of
Don, according to p la t there*
th* C ircuit C ourt ** or before
a f oa raoordad In P lat Hook
Monday, Jan u ary IS. i**n If yen
t, P*a« ST, of Ih*.Public ft#*
Ssn Antonio, Texas, wa« fm.nd fatt to <lu so Judgaaent by default
cord* a t Samlnol* Chunty,
lll-b* taken agalnat you for the
cd in 1714 by lh# Spanish as ■ w
relief demanded la th* bUl at
military station on th# trail he- uwiii plaint.
(wan lb# Presidio of inn Juan
DONE AND ORDKBED a t So*,
ford, Mamlnul* O u n t y , Florida, thia
Bautista m i Ih# Bio Grand#. #ad lath
day of Dcedilier. t i l l .
th# MV#r#l ##w)y #stabU*h#d eomDavid M. dau-hel
munities near th# border of LoniC lark af tha C ircuit Court
By: M arika T. Vlhlon, DC
Paul C. Perkin*
447 B o a t s«uu« i u e e l
Orlande, PlofMa
A ttorney for P lain tiff
.rpur A aawar w ith th e Clerk o f tb*
Pabllah De*. 14. 31. IS * Jan. *
C ircuit C o u rt la aa d for ftoml*
(SE A L)'
1: |
nolo c o u a ty . F lorida, aad aenr* a
capy tharaof upon W ladarwaadI*
4b H unter. 434 P a rk Avaaue, death,
W inter P ark. Florida, Attorney*
Anyone Here Know
A Good G la ze r?
C ent ease wiO ba aaterad a s a lla t
you.
■
f,
IT I# ORDERED (h at thlsJTb*
pabllafeed la Iky gANFORD BBRALD. a aew apapar publlahe# la
Bemlaol* County, Fieri#*. *nr*
tiff la Samlnela County, Florldaa
aa4 fa r aaneral exultabl* relief IF
the prem ia**
WITNESS my b aad and offlrlal
aaal aa lh a c > r k af tb* I'trru lt
C ourt o f gam last* C ouaty, Florid*.
islxALW *** H
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12 . Article* For Sato •
N Natl tea A frreaaali
H-- Uct A Fetmd
M. Edacatien - tactrncttoe
Itollnway, lloapita' A Baby Beda
2-BEDROOM
unfurnished
By D ty, Week or Month.'
house,
nice location.
CARROLL'S FURNITURE
FA 2-2307.
Ph. FA 2-5181
l i e W. l i t S t
1 Lot Ckarinco Priced
NICE elfin Km btdwom duplex
apartment. kitchen equipped,
u r a te . Ph. PA 2-3704.
I
CLEAN e-room furniihed a p t
Close la. *11 Park Are.
2-BEDROOM
O TH ER C O A TS
>v STANLEY
THE OLD HOME TOWN
v f'r'f- f4*
Tremendous
S T O C K ol
LADIES’
Houst
Mon., J»n. 4, lWO-%
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f v f l l
iCTMlnB
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fUNLAND ESTATES: 3-bedroom SELL or TRADE: 3-Btdroom, M
S bath CB home. FA 2-ZX09
batbi, CB, Florida room. Nicely
tandacaped 113’ x 193' corner
lot. 92,300 down or will trade
* Stenstrom Realty
for other property. Will finance
HERBERT STENSTROM
part of down payment If deiirRegistered Broker
id. ISO E- ' Coleman Circle.
LEN RISNER
LOTTIE BROADWAY
KEN TORBETT
BETTYE D. SMITH
Associates
U N. • Park Ph. FA «•»
HOUSE: SALE or TRADE. Price
17,300. 003 E. 33th St. Phone LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 100’
x 143’; one block off New Upsale Rd. $030. Phone FA 2-7213
9-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped
after 8:00 P. M.
home. Low down payment $38
a month. 1019 Summariin.
WEST BUY IN WYNNEWOOD:
$600 DOWN
T • n.
V ia _____ s fi-... B . f J
I Be., Fla.
room. Stove, Refri 8 Acres of highland with home,
gerator and air conditioning
tn good water area. Bearing
optional. Low monthly payments.
lemon and orange trees. On
3410 Stevens Ava.
paved road.
810,900 COMPLETE PRICE
S BEDROOM and bath with fundm ture. On 17-92, 11114x500. 9300
$200 *Dn, - Vacant
down 80S per month. Mr. Me- Two Bedroom CB home built to
' Nelly, FA S-78S7.
FHA specifications. 902 monthly
payments. 90,900.
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor
Raymond Lunuiutst, Assoc.
FA 24931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. ROSA L. PAYTON
Registered Real Estate Broker
FOR QUICK SALE: Very nlee Mery E. Carmen — Leo Salvail
two bedroom CB borne at 9432
B. E. Rogero, Sr. Associates
Yale Avenue. Will be on pre Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha
mises from 10:00 A. M. ’U110:00
. P. M. December 30th. — Jan- 8-ACRES of good farm land in
Sanford Celery Delta 8300 per
1 nary 0th. Make offer.
acre. Excellent terma. Richards
Hotel, Melbourne, Florida.
REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN
2844 French Ave.
FA R M E R ’S AGENCY
J. W. HALL
N. V. Farmer, Realtor
Realtor
D. H. Whitmore
ill Hsll”
Phooe FA 9-8041
Iillian G. Trasna
l
Associates.
APPROXIMATELY ten acres of 1M 8. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-8221
• grove, 9l,g99 per acre; near Sun- After boon. FA 2-2014, FA 9-4821,
land Estates. Contact Joseph FA 9-0991
. Levy, FA 2-1223.
S t Johns Realty Co.
DO YOU KNOW A
MARRIED COUPLE
118 N. Park Aife.
Ph. FA 2-4123
LAKEFRONT Property la Osteen
948 ft on lake; 931 f t on front;
297 ft. on East; 98 ft. on West;
modern 2 bedroom home, double
garage; 90 fruit trees; 2 in.
well. Ph. Orlando, GArden 9-3777
Who would Mb* to own sod ope
rate e amen Tavern—Hambur
gers, Beer, Pop, Juke Box, etc.
—One block from Public Beach
on a popular Lake near San
ford?
M so, have them call us. We READY FOR IMMEDIATE
, have Just what they are looking
OCCUPANCY
V (o r-* neat, dean place where 3-BEDRuOM, 2 bath, kitchen
they ean enjoy themaelvcs
•quipped, Florida room. Large
while MAKING MONEY.
loL Call FA 2-3432.
\
W. H. •’BUI’* STEMPER Agency 8-BEDROOM home, hardwood
floors. Large lot 2409 Adam*
Phone FA S-4191
111 N. Park
Court. Wynne wood. T e r m s .
FA 2-1917.
Legal N otice
TM * CIBCO tT COtTKT. X IX T *
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M S X C B X V no. 1*411.------------------fANTONIO O. V tLLA rbO R.
P lain tiff
iltQltlMAB J. YIIXAKUJB.
Defendant
n o n e * vo nxvann
T H E S TA TE o r FLORIDA T O :
LA a HI MAS J . VIDUATLOR,
whoaa plane a t r»*ld*»o* la
ISIS Andrad# Btraat
St*. Cru*. Manila, PhUlppln*
SAN 8EM KNOLLS
S Bodroom
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY
HOMES BY ZEULI
FROM
DOWN
FHA
MODEL OPEN DAILY
4 Blocks west of French
on 90th Street
Ganfarh
Rrralfc
C. A. Whiddon, Sr.
BROKER
201 So. Park Avr. Ph FA 2 3991
HOUSE and 4 acres or land, ir
rigation. Box 49-A, West First
St. FA 2-1477.
ipportMlUra
REDWOOD Paper Company of
fers an . interesting franchise
for operation of paper dispensing
machine in Seminle County
os.
PM.
J OMKS
WALLACE
NOSt
Nose
SMCMUST
WIItTE female help wanted. . ust
be 21. Apply to Pig 'N Whittle.
WAITRESS: Apply to Mr. Lan
caster, Altamonte Coffee Shoppe,
Altamonte Springs.
Byt Martha T. Ttetes
Deputy Clerk
■ erdon V. Frederick
A ttorney to r P lain tiff
A Satisfied customer la our bo* CONVERTIBLE, *35 Bulck Road
advertisement.
matter; original owner; bcauti'
HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK
ful dark red; perfect abape. Ac103 So. Oak
Ph. FA 7-5742
ccpt any reasonable o f f e r .
FA 2-5826.
Re Lovelier With Professional
1933 CHEVROLET Convertible, I
Baauty Care.
cylinder, automatic transmis
sion with power brakes; had
excellent care. Owner has 2
cars, must sacrifice wife's car
Beauty Salon
for 1930 due to overseas as
signment. For further Informa
tion or demonstration call
DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP
FA 24435.
2004 Adams Ph.
FA • 333
34 FORD 3393. FA 2 2073.
Rh« M w Sy*ik*»*. tm. Wuril NS*
I WILL keep your children In my
home by day, week or hour.
FA 2-9014.
' ‘Which nontrit!’*
Sell Va Your Furniture, Quick
Service With The Cash. SUPKB
TRADING POST, FA 90CTT.
14 Ft. BOAT, trailer and 1030 12
H.P. motor; like new. $330. Call
FA f-T90> before 3:00 p. m.
WOODRUFF MARINE
Plumbing: & Repairs
Jae C. Thomas
1181 Sarlta St.
FA 9-0448
PUMPS - SPRINKLERS
AS types and sixes, installed
•'Do It Yourself”
WE REPAIR AND SERVICE
STI NE
SAVE at BRYAN’S
FABRIC SHOP.
One block West of Monroe Coner,
on West First St.
1939—00 VESPA 180 CC Scooter
complete with windshield and
mirror, 1300 actual miles, Just
bpoken in. FA 1-3339 after 4:40
Cut Flowers For Any Occasalon
SANFORD FLOWER SHOP
FA 2-1832
or
FA 3-0370
I French Ave. .
PAINTING 4 DECORATING
Licensed — Bonded
Free EsUmateo —
Work Guaranteed
Semlnala Palatial Contrarian
FA 2-1204
Get your child a apodal Christmas
gift. Pup tents 4JS tm. ArmyNavy Surplus, SIS Sanford Aim,
2-PIECE Sectional living room
suite; also arm chair, good con
dition; SOS. FA 8-1804.
Mtreury Outboard Motors
SANFORD Plumbing A Heating
2390 So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7914.
TOMATOES and SWEET POTA
TOES. Celery Ava., mot Beardall.
29-A Trailers
MARIAN MARKET CABBAGE HOUSE TRAILER, $200. Mr. Me
PLANTS for sale. Fred Thurs
Nelly FA 2-7997.
ton, Phone FA 3-3990.
1—SHETLAND PONY yearling,
white end brown, very gentle,
priced reasonable. FA 2-3479.
FA 3-1392
antes. A Good Place To
BUY, SELL or TRADE
MARY CARTER PAINTS
World’s Largest Gallo*
BUY ONE OAU—
400 Sanford Ave.
. FA 8-7430
GET ONE FREE
101 W. 1st St.
Ph. FA M W
• BIG VALUES
• 1UICK CREDIT
FACTORY TO YOU
• EASY TERMS
ALUMINUM
WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS
VENETIAN BLINDS
bead. Sa|-proot bottom
WILSON - MAIER Enclosed
rail with plastic ends. Plastic
New and Used Furniture
311 E. Firat St.
FA 2-3022 or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon
cords.
CUSTOM BUILT furniture - t i n Senknrik Glnan and Pnint Co.
gle pieces or seta. Also furni 112-114 W. 2nd S t
FA 2-4999.
ture repair. Cabinets made.
FA 2-7003.
Jenkins
Furniture
Gateway To The Waterway
Your EVINRUDE Dealer
ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby REWARD for return ut hay, credit
Rada. Day, Weak or Month— cards k check booh, taken from
N. C. car Doc. 21. No question#
FURNITURE CENTER
« E. 1st.
Ph. FA 1-3901
asked. Phone FA 2-2710.
llo French Ave.
Ph. *A 2-7939
CRITCHFIELD IS ft. boat, fiber
LOST: Black purse at Fraternity
■taia speed bottom, Johnson
Dance. Please caU FA 2-4909.
$SAVE$
Javelin 83 outboard motor, has
retractable. top, dual gas tanka
New & Uaod
and running lights; also tilt Furniture and Appliance#
dun Circle.
trailer. Will sacrifice for 91,000,
See A. W. Barkley el Barkley M o th e r of Sanford LOST: SmaH Walker Hound, fear- 1
Used Cars Ine., Maitland, ria. 909-909 E- First 8L Ph. FA 1-1741
ale, black and white with earn#
ten. With toiler and u m ^ !
Used furniture, appliances, tools plates. Last teen 4 miles west o4 •
etc. Bought-Sold Larry’s Mart
New Smyrna R R W A U V
1933 DOUCE Suburban Station
913 Sanford Ave i’b. FA 3-4132 FA 2-U342.
Wagon, excellent condition. $730.
CaU after • p. m. FA 2-7474.
Roboon Sporting Goods
Machinery and Supply Co.
207 W. 2nd St.
Ph. FA 2-0482
ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state
RINEHART CERAMIC STUDIO
ments, Invoices, band bills, and
Plumbing & Heating
Greenware
Free Instructions
programs, e t c . Pr tgre salve
AIR CONDITIONING
Gilt Pieces—Supplies—Kilns
Printing Co. Phone FA I2S51—
CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Rinehart
Road
Ph. FA 2-4707
909 West 19th St.
1007 Sanford Ave.
FA 1-4862
SEPTIC TANK SERVICE
PLUMBING
AUTO GLASS
Since 19U
Contracting 4 Repair*
A.
HARR
DEBARY
INSTALLED
F ret Estimates
o u .:h 8-4711
R. L. HARVEY
Windshield
Back Glass North 8-449$
204 Sanford Ave. Phooe FA 2-3343 Loor Glass
Vent GlassMODERf. RUU CLEANERS
SERVICE
All Site Ruga And Wall To Wall
Senknrik Glass and P ain t Co. Carpeta. Satiafaction Guaranteed.
FA 2-4322 1 Week Service Ph. FA 9-7437 WILL TRADE equity tn *39 Re DRESS rORK. half or whde, 94c
House Wiring — Electric Service 11: 114 W. 2nd S t
Sid Vlhlen
por pound. FA 2-9097.
nault with 000$ miles for '3* or
LEWIS SALES 4 SERVICE
RANDALL ELECTRIC CO.
'34 automobUe. Phone FA 2-8404
Vespa
Motor
Scooters
GOOD U*eo Appliances end TV’s.
I ll Magnolia
FA 2-0013
or FA 8-1941.
Heater 4 Lawn Mower Service
Oormiy, Inc.. Third 4 Palmetto.
West Country Club Rd. FA 2-7929
SCHWINN VARSITY BOYS BIKE.
GREEN LEAP Tree .- tperil do
ENGLISH STYLE. NEW TIRES
ROOFING, Gutters, Spouting,
the best ’"rimming. De-mossing,
AND TUBES. LARGI BASKET.
Roof Repairs, Painting, Cement
HUNTING
JEEP;
7
Monroe
Ave
Removal
ind
Fertilising.
Phone
CAN BE SEEN AT THE SAN
4 Carpenter Work. General
nue,
DeBary,
Florida.
FA 2-30U.
FORD HERALD DAYS.
Horn* Repairs. 20 yrs. Experi
ence. Very Low Rales. Phone TV and RADIO REPAIR af r
FA I-8474.
8:00 nights and weekends; San
ford, Lake Mary and Longweod.
B 4 M ROOFING
FA I-I77S and FA 1-4418.
Contracting 4 Repairs
Licensed — Bonded —Insured PIANO TUN1NQ 4 REPAIRING
FREE ESTIMATES
NAVY AND
W. L. HARMON
800 Laurel Ava.
Ph. FA 1-7942 PH. FA 94329 After • P. M.
| A R T E L E C T R IC
WELCOME
NEWCOMERS
TOSANFORD
WALL PAPERING 4 PAINTING
Work Guaranteed — Bob Beard
FA 2-3599 after 8:00 P. M.
We InvHe yen to he nnr g ueade
•beolalely free without eMIgs*
tim tnl one of Sanford* leading
Metals while ye* locate suit
able koiiaing fer yeurerlf nad
family. Pick np year key st
nnr Sales Office.
• islandi
A Sworn Complaint fcavlns been
H and 8 baths, pastel colored
Mod a e a ln st you In tS e C lranlt
tlln—Furred and plaster walls—
Const tn na# ta r Samlnole County.
All alectrie kitchen*— Terrasso
-Florid*. In Chaacary. for Dlvoreo.
f l o o r •—Cuatom-buiit cabinet
'tk n abort title e f said action M ine
ANTONIO a . VtUAFUOSI, Plainwork and dust-tree closets—
tiff. va. LAOIUMAB J. VIIAAKlrOR.
Landscaped end ether plus fea
Defendant, tbaae present* e ra to
ture*.
onus* and require you to fUa your
W ritU n define**, If any, to the
Complaint AUa# herein, and to W. H. “ Bill” 8 tent per Agency
•erva a copy thereof apoa P lainRealtor 4 Insurer
tiff* A ttorney #n o r before the le t
ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer
Say of March, A. IX, lid*, ether*
W ise a Decree Pro Confesoo w ill b#
Arthur F. Day, S m e lt Harper
entered aenlnat y e a sad the eaaao
Robert F. May,, Bart Ftieher,
proceed ex part*Helen S. Noonan
WITNESS my hand aa official
aaal a t Sanford. Semin el* County, Phene FA S-4991
US N. Park
IBIortda, thla l l t k day e f Decem
ber, A. D. U St.
(SEAD)
David M. Oatcliel
C lark of tha C ircuit Court
In and f a r Somlaote County,
Florid*
Mon., Jan . 4, H»GO—Pag# 9
SEE
TH E S E
BUYS
TO D A Y
Couidthy.
FORD Fairies# 449 4-Dr. Hsidtep V-9,
FardematU, Radio, Maoler, Power Steerteg, Fewer Broken,
C l OA F
FORD 4 Paaeeoger S uites Wage*, 4-Dr,
(IR K
Tudor M , u • C M F a la t ■ C tu u lutarlor • S „ T h l,
WlaiwA
One F or Real Gan Saving Kn o o w yl
“In the City of
Gracious Living11
Home* Designed For
Florida Living.
3 A 4 Bedroomn —
1 A 2 Baths
Dream Homes
VA - FHA FHA In Service
Conventional
Financing
Down Payments
Low *s $425
CADILLAC Fieriwaad Fordor Sedan • Fully Equip,
pod Including Air Conditioning * Beautiful Tutoa
FJaleh Spot lew lurid* and Out
|l |t e |
M
H O M ES
Dawn I’aymeat-No Ctnalag
Oar Uand Cat* WiO Be Displayed Por Year
laepnclkn Nightly On Onr Large Lighted Lot.
T O T A L P R IC E
WHERE DEALS SHINE / J V
at Um nlga ef yanr bo^t bay
Sad * Palmetto U. C. Lot FA 1-4231 Ofe. FA JMI711
Chevrolet — OMoamhllo — Cadillac Trade-lan
Shoamakak
MONTHLY
PAYMENTS
84th SC
fA t -7409
You can move la Immedi
ately while the papers a r t
being processed.
W« G uarantee Personal
Satisfaction On Tha
Construction Of Your
Home F o r Tha F irst
Year — O r Your Down
Paym ent And Closing
Coet Will Be Cheerfully
Refunded*
FORD Fslrlaae 844 4-Dr. Sedan V I, Ford,
amatic, Radio, Heater. Power F d V I F
Steering, Power Broken
\ l f l |S
FORD F«irinae 4-dr. Sedan, V-9, Ford*,
matte, Radio, Healer,
f f l f
LINCOLN Capri 4-Dr, Kcdaa, Full Fewer
•ad Air Ceadlllened,
P /A F
Only Oaa Owner
VM S
CHEVItOLKT -aia'
g-Dr. V-g
Your Friendly Ford Dealer Since 1181
308 E, First Street
Sanford
�.
of Mm mvtom seeeent toveetment,
It w u rotated eat, end la •
tourc* ot added security even
though Mm r«d«ral Savings and'
Loan Insurance C«r|t. Insures aaefe
. The peat year baa been moat
eeceeeefel, according to George
Tarty etoc. Vice Frti. with an Incream to meoureea of over M
hava regular*? to provide tor
thoee Umea when "things are
not oo rosy." There la a ateana
demand tor beualag to Sanford,
Seminole County and tfeie Im
account o p lo It",WO.
"The directors bar* Wad to mediate area, and If Ibte metope
kacp Um safety footuroe on a high
level and are happy that we rate "tight money" eoodiUm aboald
la Mm flrat tea percent of U L 'a eaaa aeaaiderably, Mm Flrat Fed
la the atate la our reeerve ratio," eral operating officer mid. Touhjr aald.
“At thla time when we h a rt onAaked about Um oomtog year, perieaced auck a Hoe year, aft
the SltL official aald Uiat the gen
eral economic outlook far Um of h i are disappointed that our
nation and for the atate la optl- president, Howard Favllle. aboald
mlaUc and aald that there are few be atrickea and to Mm boepitel,
leealltiea that have better proa- unable to tbriU to the accomplishpacta that thla Central Florida meat of bia leadership," Torty
area. He feela that la Umea whan said, and aald that so many of
incomea are adequate for ftn- Favillo's aaaodatei and frieeda
worn wiahtog a speedy recovery
for him.
*
WinE Midget Race
Director* of the association are
WEST HEMPSTEAD, N. T. A. Edwin >Sblnholser, J. H. Van
(UPI)— Bob Mersbmao of Potts- Hoy, H. Jem** Out E. C. Harpdown, Pa., at to Um youngest Sr hr"* I . T Dondnsy. Favtlle
driver to the field, wen the Stt- aed Teuhy.
mlle, SS-lsp race for three-quarter The staff to addition to Touhy
midget autos Sunday at the Island am Mrs. Bart Chapman, Mrs.
garden. Tony Bomlt of Ctiffside Jamas I. Kkera, Miss Bsrbara
Park, If, J., was second and Jim riynt, Mrs. W, C. Johnson, Miss
Lacy ot North BeUemora, L. I., Edna Powell and Miss Nenty
BuUar.
was third.
FLO&PA0& $S£P StPHAWA/
HENS
Limit S, Please
SWIFT'S PREMIUM FULLY COOKED
FRUITED
u
PICNICS
Skinless Franks
IM lflflC A
Mayfair
Cottage
CAN
UMIT—1
WITH POOO
ORDER
FARMER 12 OZ
CRAY PMC
1C Oa.
Cap
V lIC C O v
Fresh Oysters
Orange Drink
Te a Bags « •
Cherry Preserves
FRESH
DAILY
12
OZ
CAN
CYPRESS
GARDEN*
VIENNA SAUSAGE
RED
IIRD
CAN
PORK and BEANS
AMERICAN
IEAUTY
300
CAN
303
IRISH POTATOES
■ twin 71 by 1 « tochaa
twin Sanfeetoed fitted
; ;
CAN
c^ ° GREENS
M U S TAR D
TU R N IP
Snowy, silky-smooth percales,
every inch perfect 1 Selected,
Ion# atapie ootton, eombsd to
ex tn sm oothneeat W esvn to
high-count for sxceUent wunrl
8awa now-
Hatton-Wide mueilnee are fam
ous for long wear! Compare:
strong staple eotton, firm bal
anced weave! Smooth finish.
ALL PERFECTS! Years, of
value t Stock np now and save.
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REST JAR
WHITI-SIDE
FARMS
303
CAN
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Chcue 4b Sanborn
or Food Fair
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Road Improvement Uflj? g>anforit
Effort Underway News Briefs Architect To Be Named For Jail Plan
W EATHER: P artly cloudy through Wednesday. High today In the upper 70's. Low tonight, 60-65.
United Press Leased Wire
\O L .
I
i
Th« count/ oommiMloa today
m t the machinery In motion to
lfoprov* critical roada in the
county.
Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr.
wai authorized to apply for a
certificate of availability of coun
ty gasoline tax money to pur
chase right-of-way.
The board will amend Ms pre
sent bond .which pledges the
county's 20 percent of surplus
gas revenue to add another *soo.-
000 for right-of-way purchases tor paving SR tig from Oviedo to the
primary road improvements.
The board plans to designate the
five major projects for presenta
tion to the State Road Depart
ment at Its next meeting.
Chairman John Krider will in
vite an official of the SRD to at
tend the meeting. "We will pick
the roads that have the biggest
traffic count," he said.
The major road projects are ex
pected to include widening and
Orange County Line, SR 4J7 from
Altamonte Springs to Long wood
and Geneva Ave. town Mellonville to French Ave.
County Engineer Robert Davis
was scheduled to discuss the road
improvement program at this af
ternoon's session of the commis
sion.
Also scheduled for discussion
this afternoon was further dis
cussion on an agreement with
the city on widening Sanford Ave.
Baptists Set Record
NASHVILLE, Tens.. (UPI) -O f
ficials of the Southern Baptist Con
vention report Baptists contributed
a record (27,473,124 to convention
agencies during 1*38. During l*to,
Baptists contributed $15,464,441 to
the Foreign Missions Board, to,*74.323 to the Homo Mission Board,
and $5,334,172 to six seminaries.
The County Commission will
name an architect at Rs next
meeting to draw up plans lor a
new county Jail.
Tbe board delayed naming the
architect today because ef •
heavy agenda of other business.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
TUESDAY. JANUARY 6, 1960
Established 1908
Indications are that at the
same time tha board will discuss
hiring an architect to draw up
plans for a new county home or
improvements on the present site
located on U.B. 17-it.
The board last yaar agreed eo
the netd fur a new jail and heard
reports from aorrection department officials that the present
JaU ie inadequate and lacking In
proper security.
Various discussions on the coun
ty bom* fccilHlcs have been held
‘Wets’ Try Again
LAKELAND (UP!) — Polk
County citizens are expected to
vote in another liquor, referendum
this spring—the eighth since the
repeal of prohibition. The Polk
County Progressive Assn, tiled in
circuit court here Mooday a node*
of lritent to circulate petitions de
signed to call another vote to make
Polk County "wet."
Departure Official
TALLAHASSEE (UPII - Gov.
LeRoy Collin* hat confirmed that
Road Department Chairman Joe
Grotegut will' resign a* toon a* a
successor can be found. Collins
said Monday Grotegut, who has
beaded tho department oearty two
years, plans to accept • position
with a private firm in Talla
hassee.
Funeral director W. L Gramkow Is looking for reiattvoe af
Glenn Bill, Seminal* Raceway
employe wke waa found dead al
foe raceway Friday.
Hill, who is about 4$ yearn eld,
five feel, l* fochas and weighs
•bout t il pounds, w it found to
have died a ante rat death to a
post mortem. Granshow asks
anyone knowing the wharaabeote
of Mill's rtlaUvca to contact Um
tenoral homo.
MIAMI tUPIt — Former Cuban
Sen. Rolando Matfrrrcr and his
brother today defied an Immigra
tion Department order that they
leave Florida. The attorney for the
Cuban exiles, Monroe Gelb, said
Ihe brothers sfe "still somewhere
in Miami and don’t plan to leave."
Immigration officials gave the bro
thers until midnight Monday to be
out or the state or face arrest.
CLARENCE M. NICHOLS of Longwood, an airplane mechanic a t Orlando
A ir Focoa Baan, accepts a bonus check awarded him fo r two work simpIL
fication suggestions adopted by tho A ir Force. Capt. R. Santomnsalno,
right* boss a irc ra ft m aintenance officer, presents th s sw ard to Nichols, who
m ads a tims*#aviag tool to install propeller dome* and suggested putting
caters on work stands to psrm it quick movement to w ork area*. Nichols,
his wifa, Lillian, and two children live on Lake Ave. in Longwood.
1 p. m. Stocks
NEW YORK (UP!) - Bloch
prices at 1 p. m.:
American T & T ........*.... to *
American Tabacan ............. M7
C * O ............................... «
70
coat toot might exceed MU.680. Chrysler ........
Curtiss - Wright ............... tot*
Dunn appeared before the DuPont ...........
an
Orange County board yesterday Eastman Kodak ............... too*
and explained the need for the Ford Motor ........................ 01
Joint pact with Orange County General Electric ............... I7V4
aod Winter Park.
General Motor* .................. 35
Dunn presented an engineer's lot. T A T ......................... 3IH
i from too firm of BrUl and LortUard...................................*7H
y, Sanford, which offered Ponney ....................
121
three solution* to the drainage
Penn RR ............................ 15*
problem on toe 1M t acres strad Soar* Roebuck .................. 50*
dling too Somtoole-Orange Coun Standard Oil (NJ) ............ to *
ty lines.
Studebaker ......................... 23*
The inglncMo pro-rated toe U. B. Steel ......................... 101*
cost based an toe porccntage of Weetlnghouse ■ .............,...1 1 0
land- to each government subdivUioo that la drained within
too district, with 47 percent of
the coat going to Seminole Coun
ty, to per eont to Orange Coun
ty and 13 percant to Winter Park.
Dunn said today that the Win
ter Park City Commission already
United Press Interaattsaal
baa okayed tho plan. The Orante , ABynew
mass af cold air from
County board turned the mailer ICanada kept
the northern tier of
over to Ua engineers for further
from Michigan to Montana
study. A recommendation i* ex Utatos
in the grip of a bitter cold wav*
ported iicxt Mooday.
Dunn said "tbs Orange County today.
hoard rocogafosa too critical I Temperatures kotow sore were
situation aad realises that the registered from western upper
swig solution la a Joint program." Michigan across aaoat of Minne
sota, too Dakota* and northeast
Montana.
The mercury dropped as low at
33 degree* below aero at Interna
tional Fails. Mina.. Rightly warmcr than M hours before when too
thermometer read minus to.
Other early morning readings in
cluded Minot, N. D , 11 below;
Couaty commissioners today Huron, B. D„ 15 below; Bismarck.
hoard a plea from a representa N. D., to below; Fargo. N. D„ 17
tive af the Lake Mary F in Dis below; Minneapolis, 10 botow; Datrict on the "critical” need for a luth, Minn., II below; Kax Claire,
Wis., 10 below, and Marquette,
new fire truck.
Ed Zimmerman appeared be Mich., • below.
The cold front was expected to
fore too board and (aid the fire
control situation is getting out move south and east today but
Ihe weatherman aaid H did not
of hand.
Zimmerman said a new fire throatan the Deep lauth with any
truck would coat around 110,000. unreasonable temperatures. Tho
Tho board authorised Tax Asses Gulf States looked for rate.
sor Richard McCanna, Tax Col
lector John Galloway and Allor*
Mack Cleveland Jr. to get togeth
er with Zimmerman to seok a
solution.
McCanna suggested a apodal
MILLVILLE, Iowa (UPI)-Two
tax roll for ths district, but Cleve
land questioned the legality of that special deputies were spook hunt
ing to tho bom* of William Mryar
action.
today.
They ware given tho unusual
assignment by Sheriff Format
Oviedo W om on
Fischer.
Mayor, B , and bin wile are an
H u rt In M ishap
sure their bouse is haunted they
Mr*. Hasri Rountree of-Oviedo are living with a daughter to
suffered shoulder and pelvis nearby Guttsnborg.
bruises wbpn her car turned over
They said thoy loft their home
an the Genova-Oviedo road yoatar- stead last month after • refriger
day, Sheriff* deputy. R. F. Grant ator tipped over, a Bower pot
nportod. G n a t aaid that after
Mrs. Rasa teas fog control mt bar '
was struck aa tho
car, the auto went off the rend bead by a flying tumbler.
wm s t e a d bp
Joint Drainage
The County Commission was
taU today by Commiestower Varmom Duaa that the Orange County
board "wee favorably impressed"
wttb a proposal to participate la
•a Joint drainage program for
Tanglewood, Tomple Terraco and
Uriotous at a total
$212,000 b Paid
To Tax Collector
8
<
Mr
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The county told about 0M*O
worth et auto tags yesterday, Tax
OaUoctor John Galloway said to
day.
Moat of the tag* sold were la ths
•15-too clast for cars 1,500-3,100
and i,50M,too pounds, Galloway
said. Those a n too plate "W"
tags.
Tbs tax collector's office took
la ft27,000 between Doc. to-31,
Galloway said. This money baa al
ready beau distributed to ooualy
funds such aa toe general, school,
road and bridga, and hospital
funds. County tax bills wore mail
ed Doc. M. Tbs collector's office
received SS5.000 since yesterday,
which will bo distributed along
with future receipts la toe next
four or five days to keep accounts
from piling 19 , Galloway said.
Explaining the long lift# In front
of too tax collection office, Gallo
way said the largo number of peo
ple buying tags and paying taxes
at Uto same tone la because af the
property reappraisal, aad too tas
-roll-not befog delivered to the
collector's office until Doc. M.
People are getting their bills now,
whereas they usually get them to
tba latter part of October and start
paying taxaa Nov. 1, he said.
Had the usual procedure
followed "we wouldn’t have
faced with-collecting too bulk of
the taxes and selling togs at tot
saaa time. Due to Inadequate faci
lities It is necessary that they line
up and watt," Galloway said.
T w o Candidate*
Set T o Announce
TALLAHA38KE (UP1) — At
least two possible candidate* fee
governor have promised to an
nounce their political Intan liana
later this month.
And other announcement* are
expected aa the 1 M0 political
sea eon gala off to a feat start.
Jacksonville M a y e r Harden
B una and Sonata Prailrinnt
a d fo a
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Grips Midwest
Plea Made For Fire
Truck At Lake Mary
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City Car Purchase
Action Questioned
Sanford Motor Co. owner Don
Bales has complained that the city
commissioners did the taxpayers a
disservice when they did not ac
cept the low bid when they bought
two police cars.
Bales said the commission should
have .accepted the low hid of $3.764.7* submitted by Bill Hamphill
Motors for two N*sh Rambler cars
instead of the higher bid of $4,630
by Slrickland-Morrlson Motr.rs for
two Fonts.
He criticised Ihe selection of the
Fords because they have greater
horsepower and said the bids call
ed for 1*3 horsepower. He also
compared tbe price on the cars to
a purchase last ytar, when be arid
the commission refused a lesser
bid for a trade-in.
City Manager Warren Knowles
said Bales didn’t Interpret the
wording ef the bid correctly, lie
pointed out that the city had asked
for cars "with 1*3 horsepower nr
better" and askod that "alternate
bids bo submitted oa the cars with
engines to excess ef too horse
power."
Knowles also said the Ins true
Uowa to bidders contained a para
graph saying that tha commission
reserve* the right to award tbe
rtter «r contrast on eueh items
It deeme beet in the Interest of tbe
city of Sanford and/or to reject
any or all bids or any part of a
bid. or to readvartis* for all or
any part of the equipment or sia
tertei hereto listed.”
False Alarm
an
Plans Completed!
For Ike's Tour Of
Board Denies Shop Center Application Latin America
iSfigmshii.
for reconsideraUon of the matter
when tho llrfller firm shows "con
crete proof that U Intends to build
a shppping ranter and there 1* a
need for one."
At Ihe last board maellng, repre
sentatives from *0 families in the
l-ake Howell area proteiled a con
ing board decision te rezone the
area commercial.
Attorney Gordon Frederick, who
represented tha property owners,
■aid there Ie no need tar a
■hopping center at the present
time.
Last svfeh.<*be board-viewed *
area to qdMtka.
Arthur Feldman, speaking . I
Heftier Co., told the board today
that bis company plana to build
a shopping sealer and Is ■
holding on to tho land to speculate
or build homo*.
Commissioner Vernon Dunn told
Feldman that ho foil the board
would reconsider it's decision when
Ui# firm offered proof that they
wanted a Stopping center.
Krider Reelected County
Commission Chairman
The County Coin mission was
reorganised in short order today
end the board re-elected John
Krider chairman.
Lawrence Swofford, who was
re-elected vice chairman, nomi
nated Krider and cited "the fine
job” Krider had dona during the
previous -yaar.
'"Ha ii without ■ doubt tea best
qualified to rarry on fo the post,"
Swofford said.
Accepting the post again, Kri
der acid ba deeply appreciated
the vote of confidence and hi* only
real desire la te help tba county.
"I believe the board has ac
complished more this past year
than at any Um* in recent years,"
be said.
"It would be a bad governmrnt
if everyone agreed with the
hoard fo office," he emphasized.
Tbe board also reappointed
Mark Cleveland Jr. county atinreay and named Byron Kimble
Kiwanis T o Install
Officers, Hear
Project Reports
A falsa alarm brought foe Lake
Mary Firo Dept, fire truck out
late yesterday afternoon. Someone
turned to the alarm becauie of a
burning Mold but it turned out
Sanford Kiwanlans will install
that Charlie Beck wai burning his (heir
officers for 1M0 and hear
pasture on purpose.
a report on the 1*3* civic work
of >2 club committees at a din
ner meeting in the Shrine Club
tomorrow night.
Kiwanlans' wive* are Invited to
the 7 p. m. dinner at Which It**
Dr. GaUher Pratt of the Duke president J. C. Davis will givr
University department of abnor- the president's annual report.
may peyehology. Ha notified Ibc Kiwatfla commute* work included
affhlrs,
support
of
sheriff that be wants (0 deter public
mine If the strange occurences churches, vocstional guidance,
may be caused bp something un helping underprivileged children
and aiding the Seminole High Key
natural.
Fischer admitted be would Club.
hava told Pratt te stay home a
A Uwiteaaat governor mt Flor
wank ago, but laat weekend's vis ida Kiwanla, Russell A. Cole mt
it to fo* bom* Mt some doubt fo Orlando, will Install Goorg* Mor
bla mind.
gan aa mw club president, Jim
"After what I saw foe other Grant aa tint vice president, Ed
day," Fiacbar aaid, ."I'm aot so Kirchboff aa second vice presi
Hr* It's a hoax. I saw a bottle dent, B. B. Crumley as treasurer,
Jaaap cwt cf a box aad a news N. Y. Farmer a* financial secre
man who was with m* saw a tary and Ralph A. Smith ns eecartery.
Spooks Hunftod
i
REMINDERS are going out to Seminol* County realdanta who have not
answered the letter* containing C hristm as Seal*. Helping Tuberculosis
and Health Association Secretary Lorraine Graham address the seal re
m inders are Sanford firemen, from the left, LL George H arriett, D. W.
Burnham, C. P. Bennett, Asst. Chief R. T. Thomas, Fire Chief MacU
Cleveland Sr. and Mrs. Graham .
(S taff Photo)
WASHINGTON (U P I) - There
will ,be only two new faces as
the Mth Congress open* Its se
cond session.
The newcomers were Sen, C.
Norman Brunsdale (R-N.D.) and
Rap. John Kyi (R-lowa), both re
placing members who died since
the first session ended last Sepl.
IS.
Brunsdale was appointed to suc
ceed tho 1st* Sen. William Langrr
Overriding a county coning board
(R-N.D.). Kyi won a special alecUoa 1st tho scat of tho late recommendation, the County ComSleven V. Carter, Iowa Demo mistioa today denied a Heftier Co.
application to build e shopping ccncrat.
n . •y v
during tho past couple of yoara,
but no definite nation has b o n
taken to make n major change la
them.
In other business during Mm
meeting, fo* booed agreed to
study a request by a representa
tive of a Negro Boy Scout Camp
fo West Seminole County for Im
proving foe aroa."
The rcpresentaUv* said vandals
had wrecked the camp. He said
damage was over $5,009, with
windows smashed and Um pier
on Ihe lake at the camp torn
down.
The board also authorised Coun
ty Agent Cecil Tucker to adrfo*
for bids on a new pick-up truck
for the agriculture departmete
and agreed to advertise for bids
for a truck for tho road depart
ment.
Family
Sought
Cubans Defy U. S.
Two Newcomers
NO. 600
to lepisr* Richard McCaona on
tha county arming board. McCanna
resigned that post late last year
to accept the poettton aa tax
assessor.
Tha board also reappointed Ro
bert Davis as county engineer
and Robert Brows ns county con
ing director.
Kennedy Promised
Big Ohio Vote Bloc
COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)—Ohio
Gov. MicbMl V. DiSallc today
endorsed Sen. John F. Kennedy
for the Democratic presidential
nomination, and said ha will
campaign a* a favorite so* fo
Ohio pledged to Kennedy's can
dldacy.
DiSaiie wiM lead Um 54-vote
Ohio delegation, fourth largest fo
(ho nation, to the Democrat
ic national aaavaatla* In Lea
Angelo*.
DiSalla's surprise announce
ment was **m m a tremendous
boost for Kennedy, tha Bootrunning candidate for tha nomin
ation to moot public polii. Most
observer* bad tell DlSalia would
throw bia support to Son. Stuart
Symiagton. ran aider*4 a likely
compromise aandideto.
Fire
Ru n
Home
Fire gutted tba Inside of a mmm
room borne a t 150414 W. 1Mb Btyesterday afternoon. Tha bleu hi
Hanford Magr* M. C. Katvey’s
borne started from a defective
kerosene eook-eteva, tba Fir* Dept,
repeated.
Stockholders To Meet
. foorfchetdean ad Urn Cttiaon*
Bank .of Oviedo vifl bate teak
mooting at tha Oviedo
day at 4 g. m. Bloat ton ad
car* is om of the llama an Mm
Chairman John Krider said that
tho hoard bad approved four
shopping staler sitoi last yaar
and "so work has been daM • •
yet to alait construction.'^'' '
Associates Join
Stock Exchange
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Plato
war* virtually complete today for
President Elaenbowor to make a
flying good win lour of four ZouUl
American ceuutriae N*«
to 1 * to e l-lfa * q h » 4.
•—
Diplomatic
White Hones
Hvarod final detalto 'mt ton trip
to the embassies of tba tour eountrie#— Brasil, Argntfaa, Ckito
and Uruguay.
N appeared certain font all lour
governmcatc would
suggested itinerary.
Aa efflela! a
expected tram to* White Mona*
later this woek. Elsenhower alto
may refer to fo* trig in bia Mate
of tba Unto* message to
Thursday.
Tba president de rided to
his tour to Um four countries a*
ba could spend more lima to aech,
sources explained.
They serf Eisenhower vdfl bn to
Brasil from Fob. II to Si. la a«dlllou to Rio do Janeiro, bo wtB
visit Brasilia, Mm m w aapitoL
and 8so Paula, a busy port aad
industrial acalcr.
P ro a Sao- Paulo, Maonbowar
will go to Buenos Alan*. Argen
tina, for Another four-day. visit
Fab. « - « .
Because lbs airport fo Saattain
cannot accommodate hi* giant Job
liner, Elsenbewpr wan expected to
crocs the Andes to a smaller pUuw
for bla visit to Chile aad then
ua* foe same plane to fly to
Montevideo, Uruguay, probably a*
March K
Security Associates, Inc., has
become a Member Firm of Uta
New York Stock Exchange, Her
man Cade, president of foe cor*
poration, announced today. Tha
Investment securities firm thus
becomes the only Exchange Mem
ber organisation with its mala
office fo Florida.
Security Associates — with Us
horn* office here at I0U Park
Avenue, South, end branches fo
Melbourne, by William llambrecM
and Sanford, by Gordon Toll,—
was accepted for membership by
the Board of Governors of tba
Exchange on Wednesday,
Security Associates wai formad fo 1*41 by Herman Gtda, who
fell a personalized investment
scrvlca with headquarters fo Flor
ida would AM a definite need.
Gada and other voting stock
holders of Security Associates,
Inc., become allied members mt
the Exchange and subject to the
Exchange’s regulations. They In
clude:
Kenneth W. Osborne, executive
vice president and secretary and
director; J, Dennis Delafield,
vice president and director; and
William R. Ha mbreebt, vice presi
dent and director. Vivian Gartside has been promoted to vie*
president, white Gene Moller baa
Thro* boys found a dead Negro
been named assistant treasurer,
Infant
al Red Bug and Tuskawilfotaking tba place of R. Nelson roada yesterday.
King wbo has retired.
Larry, John, and BUly Chubb ba#
Just gotten off Um ichari bto and
warp walking north 0* Tasks wills
Rd. when they saw a bto tied >
with string lying oa ttto aide ml flto
road, Deputy L. J. Kris reported.
Opening the box. they found the
baby wrapped fo old dre***;, Kris
said. Mrs. Virginia Chubb vailed
County hupervisor of Registra the sheriffs ntlicc.
tion Camilla Bruca yesterday
Kria aaid that tho to t* toy
urged that couaty voter* mail fo was lulJy developed but too de
Iheir registration renewal post composed I* tell whether t o bad
card* instead of bringing them to bean torn dead nr aUv*. Tto to- .
Us* registration office.
which weighed stout I* - >
Homo eleefors arc bringing fo faat,
pounds, bad toea dtod about fivfl .
their cards and fo# office can to
aevoa days, Kria astteMted, Mp <■;
not accommodate a crowd, Mrs. la (till
investigating.
Bruca aaid. She cautioned lb*
registrants to ba aura to flU out
Um cards completely befoca glgning thorn and mailing them fo.
Tbe cards need no postage.
Tba voting registration office
sent out 13,534 registration re The County 00m mission
newal cards to all registered continued ite hearing Into
county voter*. For elector* fo aqustoatfoa problem and 1
keep their voting registrations 10 assessment to
valid and not hav* to renew them ) Tto ton'd k id 1
fo person, Um cards must ba at al publia boaring
Ito rogtotcaUw office by Jan. fL Mh f
Boys Find Dead
Infant In Box
Mail Registrations,
Supervisor Asks
Assessment Raises
Are Sustained
fmwril To Mtct
Tha IgggvtM
Town
k M to ’uM wdnd l i g g **“*****
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over 1,100 tariaga accounts First
Federal paid dlrideada of t m ,
W daring 1M0, the latter half of
which WM at a four percent a
peer rate.'
This »fo*dy flow of aeviaga
(Tam tin thrifty and Inveitment
ceasel n i person* la the commuaitp made it posiibl* to grant
foaaa that Increased la number by
M poreoat and la dollars bp >2
parcaat attorning to the execuUva officer. Thle has plaped an
important rale la the growth of
source of added security even
though tin Federal Savinxa and’
Loan Insurance Corp. Insures aeeh
accouat up la gu>,«0.
"The directors h a rt triad la
keep Un aafoty fMturae on a high
level and are bappp that we rate
to the ftret ten percent of t t L ’a
la the atate la our raeerve ratio,"
Touhy aald.
Aaked about the toning pear,'
the U L official aald that the gen
eral economic outlook for the
nation aad for the atate la optlmiitic and aald that there are few
locaUUee that have better pro*
peel* that thle Central Florida
area. He feele that la time* when
income* are adequate for gen-
thoae time* when "thing* are
not no roay." There le a strung
of. u* are disappointed that our
president, Howard Faville. should
bo stricken tad ie the hospital,
uaabla to thrill to the accomplish
ment of bis leadership," Touhp
sold, and aald that so many of
Limit J, PlesM
Wins Midget Race
for him.
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garden. Tony Romlt of Cllffiide
Park, If. J., was second sad Jim
Lacy of North Bellemore, L. I.,
was third.
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WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wednesday. High today In the upper 70’a. Low tonight. 60-65.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
TUESDAY. JANUARY 6. 1960
United Press Leased Wire Established 1908
News B riefs
The count/ commission lode/
set Um machinery In motion to
itaprove critical road* in the
county.
Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr.
was authorised to apply for a
certificate of availability of coun
ty gasoline las money to purchase right-of-way.
The board will amend Ms pre
sent bond .which pledges the
county’a 20 percent of surplus
gai revenue to add another $500,-
000 for right-of-way purchases lor
primary road Impravameoti.
The board plans to designate the
five major project! for presenta
tion t» the State Road Depart
ment at Its nan meeting.
Chairman John Krider will in
vite an official of the 3RD to at
tend the meeting. "We will pick
the roads that have the biggest
traffic count.
The major road projects are es
pected to include widening and
paving SR 4M from Ovlodo to the
Orange County Line, SR *27 from
Altamonte Springs to Longwood
and Oeoeva Avc. Rom Mellonville to French Ave.
County Engineer Robert Davis
was scheduled to discuss the road
improvement program at this af
ternoon's session of the commis
sion.
Also scheduled for discussion
this afternoon was further dis
cussion on an agreement with
the city on widening Sanford Ave.
B ap tists S et Record
NASHVILLE. Tm»b..(UPI> -O f
ficials of Um Southern Baptist Con
vention report Baptists contributed
a record H7,«s,lH to convention
agencies during 1*5*. During IMS.
Baptists contributed $13,464,441 to
the Foreign Missions Board, 54,*74,125 to the Home Mission Board,
and IS.ULW to ail seminaries.
Architect To Be Named For Jail Plan
The County Commission will
name an architect at ha neat
meeting to drew up plane lor a
new county Jail.
The board delayed naming the
architect today because of a
heavy agenda of other business
Indications are that at the
same Ume the board will discuss
hiring an architect to draw up
plans for a new couaty hams or
Improvements on the prevent site
toceted on U.B. 1T-M.
The board last year agreed ea
the need fur a new jail and heard
reports from correction depart
ment officials that the present
jail to inadequate and lacking in
proper security.
Various discussions on the coun
ty home facilities have been held
‘Wets* T ry A gain
LAKELAND (UP!) Polk
County citisens ere espected to
vote In another liquor referendum
this spring—the eighth since the
repeal of prohibition. The Polk
County Progreesive Assn, filed In
circuit court here Monday a notice
or intent to circulate petitions de
signed lo cull another vote to make
n«!L rental u
successor can be found. Collins
said Monday Grotegul. who has
headed the department neatly two
years, plsns to accept • position
with a private firm in Tillshanee.
MIAMI tUPIl — Former Cuban
Sen. Rolando Masferrer and his
brother today defied an Immigra
tion Departmenl order that they
leave Florida. The attorney far the
Cuban exiles, Monroe Gelb. said
the brothers arc “still somewhere
in Miami and don't plan to leave."
Immigration officials gave the bro
thers until midnight Monday to be
out of tiie stole or face arrest.
CLARENCE M. NICHOLS of Longwood, an airplane mechanic a t Orlando
A ir F o r a Baaa, accepts a bonus check awarded him for two work simpli
fication suggestions adopted by the A ir Force. Capt. R. Santomaaalno,
right, b ast aircraft maintenance officer, presents the award to Nichole, who
mad* a time-saving tool to install propeller domes and suggested putting
catara on work stands to permit quiek movement to work areas. Nichols,
hie wife, Lillian, and two children live on Lake Ave. in Longwood.
The County Commission was
tofd today bp Ooamteaieaoc Ver
nas Dunn Mud ton Orange County
hared "wre favorably hnpreeaod"
with n proposal to participate to
a joint drainage program for
Taogtowood, Temple Terrace nod
■ealtunnk gubdlvtetooc at a total
$212,000 b Paid
ToTax Collector
Most of the toga cold were to Um
II5-IJ0 class for cars 1,300-3,too
and I,SOM,HO pounds. Galloway
aald. There are Mm plato "W"
tags.
Tbs tax ooUoctor's office took
to fUI.000 between Dec. N-31,
t t Galloway aald. This money has al
ready been distributed to county
funds such aa Um gereral, school,
road and bridge, and hospital
funds. Couaty tan bills wore mailad Dec. *4. U m collector's attire
received IN,004 since yesterday,
which will bn distributed aloug
with future receipts to Mm rest
four er fivo days to keep accounts
from piling up. Galloway said.
Explaining Um tong line to front
of the fcix collection office, Gallo
way aald lb* Urge number af prepie buying lags and paying tores
at tee same time la because af the
i property reappraisal, and Mm Us
-roll - not being delivered to the
collector's attire until Dm . 24.
People ere getting (belr bills now,
whereas they usually get them to
the latter part of October and stmt
paying tu n a Nov, 1, ha said.
Had the usual procedure been
i followed "we wouldn't have booh
faced with -collecting the bulk af
tee taxes and selling toga at the
apme time, Dim to Inadequate feetlilies it ia necessary teat they Una
up and naif," Galloway said.
Two Candidate*
Set To Announce
TALLAHA3UK (UPI) — At
toast two possible rend idsUs for
governor Imre promised to an
nounce their political intentions
later this month.
And other announcements ere
espected ns the 1*60 political
•sason gels off to i fast start.
Jacksonville M a y o r Hayden
coat that might exceed 541I.MO.
Dunn appeared before the
Orange County board yesterday
and explained the need for the
Joint pact with Orange County
end Winter Park.
Dunn presented an anginecr's
plan Worn the firm of Brill and
Bray, Sanford, which offered
three aolutlona to the drainage
problem ea the IJtn acres strad
dling flw Bemfeoto-Orangf Coun
ty lines.
The angiuiew pro-rated Mm
coat breed on toe percentage at
land in each government sub
division that U drained within
the district, with 4T percent of
Um eoet going to Seminole Coun
ty, 4* per neat to Orange Coun
ty and IS percent to Winter Park.
Dunn laid today that Ihe Win
ter Park City Commission already
has okayed the plan. The Oranee
County board turned Um maUrr
over to ite anglarers for further
study. A recommendation is eg.
parted next Monday.
Dunn said "U m Orange County
hoard raeagnlwa the critical
situation and realises that the
rely solution la a joint program."
Plea Made For Fire
TruckAt Lake Mary
NEW YORK (UP))
prices si l p. ri.:
Ameriran T A T . .. ..
American Tobacco ...
C A O .......................
Chrysler ........ ...........
Curtiss • Wright .......
DuPont ......... •............
Eastman Kodak ......
Ford Motor ................
Genera! Electric .......
General Motors ..........
Int. T A T ................
Loctllacd
Penney .....................
Penn RR ...................
Sears Roebuck ..........
Standard Oil (NJ) ...
Studebakar ............. .
U. g. Steel ................
WeeUnghouae HI..........
Sub-Zero Weather
Grips Midwest
Ry United Frets Interna Ureal
A new m ail af cold air from
Canada kept the northern tier of
Mate* from Michigan to Montana
in the grip of a bitter cold wave
today.
Temperature* below aero were
registered from western upper
klichigan across moat af Minne
sota, the Dakotas and northeast
Montana,
The mercury dropped aa low as
33 degrees below aero at Internalional Fails, Mian., Nightly warm
er than *4 hour* before when Mm
thermometer read minus N.
Other early morning readings in
cluded Minot, N. n , St below ;
Huron, g. D„ 11 below; Bismarck,
N. D , » below; Forgo, N. D., IT
below; Minneapolis, to below; Daluth, Mian., 16 below; Can Clair*,
Wia.. 10 below, and Marquette,
Mich., g below.
The cold front waa expected to
move south and east today but
Ihe weatherman said K did net
threaten the Deep Beuth with any
unreasonable temperatures. The
Gulf Slates looked for rain.
Couaty commissioners today
bau d a plea horn a representa
tive of the Lake Mary Fire Dietrict on the "critical” need for a
new fire truck.
Ed Zimmerman appeared be
fore tee board end said tee fire
control aitoatiofl is getting out
of hand.
Zimmerman said a new fire
truck would coat around •10.000.
Tlw board authorised Tax Asses
sor Rickard McCanns, Taa Col
lector John Galloway and Attor•Mack Cleveland Jr, to get togeth
er with Zimmerman to reek a
Solution.
McCanns suggested e special
MILLVILLE, Iowa (UPI)-Twn
tea roll for the district, but Cleve
land questioned the legality of that special deputies were spook hunt
ing to the home of William Meyer
action.
today. .
They ware given the unusual
assignment by Sheriff Forreet
Fischer.
Mayer, S3, and hk wife are aa
sura their house to haunted they
Mrs. H u rt Rountree of-Oviedo era living with ■ daughter to
suffered shoulder and pelvis nearby Guttenbarg.
bnilsee wbfn her car turned ever
am the Geneva-Ortodo road yeeter- dead lest month after a refriger
day, Sheriff's deputy,R. F. Grant ator tipped oner, a flower pot
reported. Great said that after
Oviedo Woman
H u rt In Mishap
WASHINGTON (UPI) - There
will .be only two new facet as
the Mth Congress opens tin se
cond session.
The newcomers were Sen. C.
Norman Brunsdale (R-N.D.) and
Rop. John Kyi (K-lowa), both re
placing members who died since
the first session ended last Sept.
L' ,‘i;;
'2 3 m
during Um past couple ef yea re,
but no definite action lus beta
token to make a major change to
them,
la other business during the
meeUng, the board agreed to
study a request by a repretenta
tive of a Negro Boy Scout Camp
to West Seminole Couaty tor Im
proving Um area."
The repreientaUve laid vaodate
had wrecked the camp. He said
damage was over $3,006, with
wlndowi smashed and Mm pior
on the lake at the eamp torn
down.
The board also autborisod Coun
ty Agent Cecil Tueker to ndrlag
for bids on a new pick-up truck
for the agriculture department
and agreed to advertise for bid*
for a truck for the road depart
ment.
Funeral director W. L Grantkow I* looking tor relatives af
Glenn Mill, Seminole Raceway
employe who was towed dead al
the raceway Friday.
HUI, wbe la sheet 4* yearn eld,
five feet, 1* laches and weighs
■tost i n pends, was found to
have died n nntarsl death to a
poet mortem. Gransknw asks
anyone knowing the whereabouts•f Hill's relatives to contact the
funeral heme.
C ubans D efy U. S.
Two N ew com ers
NO. 600
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REMINDERS are going out to Seminole County residents who have not
nnnwered the letters containing Christmas Seal*. Helping Tuberculosis
und Health Association Secretary Lorraine Graham address the seal re
minders are Sanford firemen, from the left, LL George Harriett, D. W.
Burnham, C. P. Bennett, A sst Chief R. T. Thomas, Fire Chief Maclt
Cleveland Sr. and Mre. Graham.
(Staff Photo)
Board Denies Shop Center Application
Bruntdal* w it appointed to suc
ceed tbs late Sen. William Linger
(R-N.D.). Kyi won a special elec Overriding a county toning board represented Um property owners,
tion tor Um Mat of the isle recommendation, the County Com said there la no need tor i
Steven V. Carter, Iowa Demo mission today deniod a Heftier Co.
application lo build a shopping erncrat.
. .
f a it wqeh.the board viewed Ito
in qtiMtkm.
■ T c s S f i s i H s l s s S area
for reconsideration af the metier Arthur Feldman, speaking tar
wltrn the Hr flier firm shows "con Heftier Co., told the board today
crete proof that U intend* to build that his company plana lo build
a sbppping renter and there is a a toopping renter and la not
holding on to the land to speculate
nerd for one."
At the last board maeling, repre or build homes.
sentatives from SO families in Um Commlsatoner Vernon Dunn told
Sanford Motor Go. owner Don lake Howell area protested a ton Feldman that he tolt the board
Bales has complained that the city ing board derision to reione the would reconsider it's decision when
Um firm offered proof that they
commissioners did the taxpayers s area commercial.
disservice when llicy did not ac Attorney Gordon Frederick, who wanted a Napping center.
cept the low bid when they bought
two police can,
Bales said the com mission should
have .accepted the low hid of t v
164.If submitted by Bill Hemphill
Motor* for two Nash Rambler car*
instead of the higher bid of 14,650
by Slrlckland-Morrlson Mnirra for
two Fords.
Ha criticised Ihe self cl ion of the
Kurds because they have greater
The County Commission was lo repisre Richard McCaona on
horsepower and said the bids call reorganised in short order today the county inning board. McCanns
ed for IN horsepower. He also and the board re-elected John resigned that post late last year
compared the price on the cars to Krider chairman.
to accept the position ao tas
a purchase last year, when be arid
a aw saor.
Lawrence
Swofford
was
Ihe commission refused a lesser re elected virc chairman, nomi
The board also reappointed Ro
bid for a trade-in.
nated Krider and riled "the fine bert Davis aa county engineer
City Manager Warren Knowles job" Krider had don* during tha and Robert Brews aa county sonsaid Bales didn't interpret Ihe previous -year.
wording of Ibe bid correctly. He
"He Is without a doubt the beat
pointed out that the city had asked
for cars “with IN horsepower nr qualified to carry un in the post,"
better" and asked that "alternate Swofford aald,
Accepting the post again, Kri
bide bo submitted ou Um cars with
engines to aacesi af Mo horse der said ha deeply appreciated
the vote of confidence and bis only
power."
Knowles nteo said Mm inilruc- real desire la to help the county.
tiona to bidders contained a para "I believe Um board haa ac
graph saying that Um commission complished more this peat year
COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)—Ohio
"reserves the right to award Um than at any Um* in recent years," Gov, Michael V. DiSalto today
order er contract an such items
endorsed Sen. John F. Kennedy
it dwma best to the Interest of the
“It would be a bad government for the Democratic presidential
city of geaford and/or to reject if everyone agreed with the nomination, and said he will
any or nil bids or any part of a hoard In office," be emphasised. cam pain a* a favorite son in
bid, or to readvertire for all or
Tha board also reappointed Ohio pledged to Kennedy’s can
hr^equipraem
any part of the
equipment nr me- Mack Cleveland Jr. county at- didacy.
inmey md named Byron Kimble
DiSelte will lead Mm 6t-v«te
Ohio delegation, fourth largest to
Ibe nation, to Um Democrat
FftlM Alarm
ic national aanvretlre to Lre
A false alarm brought the Lake
Angelre.
Mary Fire Dept, fire trurk out
DtKalle's surprise announcelate yeetorday afternoon. Someone
meat was aeon re a ireiaeodous
turned to the alarm because of a
boost tor Kennedy, Um Mootburning Hold but it turned out
running candidate for Um nomin
Hanford
Kiwanlans
will
Install
Miat Charlie Beck waa burning bis their officers for 1M0 and hear ation in moat public polls. Most
pasture re purpose.
a report on the IN* eivlc work observers had felt DiSalle would
of 31 dub committees al a din throw bte support to Sen. Stuart
ner meeting in Ibe ghrine Club Symington, considered a likely
compromise eenfidnto.
tomorrow night.
Kiwanlane' wlvre are Invited to
the T p. m. dinner at Wblefa 1*N
Dr. Gaither Pratt of the Duke president J. C. Davis will give
University department of abnor- Ihe president's annual report. room horn* a t 1U4H W. I Mb Bt.
may psychology. Ha aolifisd Ibe Kiwadis committee work included
affklrs,
support
ef yesterday afternoon. Tha b lu e in
sheriff that he wanla to deter public
mine If Mm strange occurences churches, vocational guidance, Hanford N « rs M. C, Kclvey’s
may be caused hp something un helping underprivileged children homo started from a defective
and aiding the Seminole High Key ktrosene eook-etove, the Fire Dept.
natural.
Fischer admitted be would Club.
have told Pratt to stay home a
week age, but last weekend's vis
Stockholder! To Meet
it to the borne left some doubt ie
hie mtod.
"After whet I saw the other
day," Fischer said, ."I'm net so
a m It's « hats. I sew a bottle
jump out af • ben and a nows
man wba wei with me saw a
eaak to ! rtf Mm weM."
K rider Reelected County
Commission Chairman
Kiwanis To Install
Officers, Hear
Project Reports
Chairman John Krider said that
the board bad approved four
shopping asaler sites last year
and "no work ha* been done e*
yet to elait ronitrueUon>' ' '
Associates Join
Stock Exchange
lecurity Associates, Inc., has
become a Member Firm of Um
Nsw York Stock Exchange, Her
man Gade, president of the corporslion, announced today
‘ r. The
Investment securities firm thus
becomes the only Eachange Mem
ber organiiation with its main
office in Florida.
Security Associates — with Ha
horns office here al MO Park
Avanue, South, and branch** to
Melbourne, by William llambrecM
and Sanford, by Gordon Toll,—
was accepted for membership by
ibe Board of Governors of Mm
Exchange on Wednesday,
Security Associates waa form
ed in 1*4* by Herman Gads, who
fell ■ personalised investment
service with headquarter* in Flor
ida would fill a definite need.
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Plane
ware virtually complete today tor
President t i m ho wee to make a
flying good win tour ef tour fleulh
American cwuntrtoe from Pkh. a
to*about-M aertted.-'u^.' w ■f>‘
Diplomatic sources said Hut Mto
White Bouse Madder eight de
livered final details af the trip
to the embaiatog of the tour coun
tries— Brasil, A rp a tte , Chile
end Uruguay.
N appeared certain that all four
governments would ig jn v a Mto
•uggsatod Mnerary,
An official anooMsemaat was
eapectod from the WhMs Heats
later this week. Blacahewar alee
may rotor to the trig la Me State
of Um Untea message to Cehflreto
Thursday.
The presided doslttod to lm fl
hla lour to Um tour countries at
bolder* of Security Associates
In f, become allied members af
the Exchange end subject to the
Exchange') regulations. They in
clude:
Kenneth W. Osborne, esecullvo
vice president and secretary and
director; J. Dennis Delafteld,
vice president and director; end
William R. Ila mbreebt, vice presi
dent end director. Vivian Gartside has been promoted to vice
president, while Gere Molier haa
Three boys found a dead Negro
been named aaslstant treasurer, infant
at Red Bug and TuakiwUteliking the place of K. Nelson
roads yesterday.
•*
King wbo has retired.
Larry, John, and BUly Chubb kefl
just gotten 0« Mm retort boa and
wart walking north m Tuakawllto .
ltd. when they taw a bre tied
with airing lying eat Mto aide at top
road, Deputy L. J. Kris reported.
Opening the box. (bey found the
baby wrapped In old d re s s * K ris said. Mrs. Virginia Chubb vailed
Couaty Supervisor of Rcglstre- the sheriff's office.
tiun Camilla Bruca yesterday
Kris said that the knkp boy
urged that county voters mail in was 1silly developed but too de*
their registration renewal post composed to toll whether be hart
cards instead ef bringing them to been bare dead er olive. The Ip* .
Um r»gtetri lire office.
feat, which weighed a best H gome electors ere bringing to
their carde and the office cu t
out accommodate a crowd, Mrs.
Bruce aald, gfu cautioned Ibe
tee cerde completely before sign
ing them end meiitog teem to.
The cards need ao pottage.
The voting registration office
aent out 11,534 registration re
newal card* to all registered
county voters. For electors to
wUl meet el I p. m. Thursday
Assessment Raises
Arc Sustained
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• r iNEX l o t s
What hind et employer* maintain
yachts, bunting lodges, fishing
camps, winter holiday havens both
North and South (skiing, aoyooe
Skin diving, feline?) and automo
biles h r their faithful employees?
Horn long hss this been going aa
with fear1 at Us frown. 1 have
asked only .that he be polite end
pay promptly.
But I seem to have missed e
lot, especially winters In the com
pany wigwam et Palm Springs.
According to Dans Latham, Commliafawr of Internal Beveaue,
tome employees get ell the breaks
and their employers all the tax
breaks.
Mr. Lntbam h is Just announced
that ho la going to pet the Federal
blsadhouadi to week to that last
id up an preparations
nr eeostoa by making
lea tone of the o conpremises. Ibis was net
ns E need to bn.
ig boom an Capitol hill
■a bath the legislative
id gtvtog real meaning
n “legmen" ne applied
“hlstsrle and cultural environ,
meet" in New England, “easy
living'* in the South and free hous
ing with “ready access to schools,
markets and movies."
Corporations engaged in missile,
radar and spare work promise
everything except ne wort and nil
pay. They keep upping the ante
every week. Some Sunday I shall
not be surprised If they guarantee
to cut up their bey'a meat and
math the peat fa Me potatoes.
Why not? Isn’t that the nest step
after free Insurance, free medical
cere end psychiatry on top?
Probably the yschta and ski
ledges are eld stuff to this league,
soother Indication that I was bora
at re sts toe soon.
Watt, them fringe benefits trou
ble Mr. Latham, end ee do credit
eerie, luck cards “have greatly
magnified the problem" of making
n man and hie ovpanac account
Invented credit card* yet, arc hav.
inf expense account problems on
the tax level, too.
With iiit new crackdown on cto
pease-account spending, Mr. Lath,
am may tUU concede that the best
thing! in life are free—but not,
while he’s la th en twin flag, tax
deductible.
yachts.
| at roam MM In the
toner ef Ms new senBuMdtog, 1 walked
2 properly
Bob
(fh iu n lu }
State University.
Since IM S
ALL TYPE AIDS SOLD
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DAILY CROSSWORD
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miles earmarked tor two British
military bans. Prasidaat *elect
Archbishop Msksrios Is laslsttog
that the eras be a t atore then
M squire miles.
NO EVERT:
• d u c t l l o f K flitrt A id iu tr 'i
government dose net Intend to be
stampeded tote banning ell right
wing partial w result af Me re
cent outbreak of antheemllic sets
to Weal Germany.
Tuenday, January 1,1B60
w it h O ld s m o b ilM 'to
d tlla r -w v ln f
D y n a m ici . <M l
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M iss Betty Lou Edwards, T. A. Ramsey
erian Church
After a short wedding trip to
Miaa Betty Lou Edwardi. i preacnted by Mra. li. I.. Johndaughter of Mr. and Mra. Robert *on. organiat and Robert Mero, Prayer."
atrret length dreia of pink liee th* East Coait the coupla win
J. Carroll and Thomai Alvin soloitt, who tang "Because", "I
Mias Edwards, given In m ar-l ^
piBk |itll|. „ featured a reside In Longwnod. Mr. Ramsey it
Ramtey, ton
Mrs- Florence
a member of the Winter Park po
v
elbow
Ra msey of Driliwuod, !‘a. were B
I lives es. The midriff w as n u d e lice department.
united in m a r r age Jan. 1 at I V
p in. at liic Lpsi l a Community
1 of white l i cr . inter laced wilh
Out of town guests Included
I pink satin ribbon forming the the bridge! grandmother, Mn.
Pres byt eri an Church.
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I and she e a r n e d a bouquet of while Seller*. Fair Bluff, X. C. amt
wedding music
Carl D. Buchanan, police chief
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church was deenraled wiih of Winter Park.
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and
gladioli
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TUESDAY
Daughters Of Wesley S. 5. Class
McKinley Hall 7:30 p. m.
The Ladies Auxiliary to V. F.
W. Post 3382 will*meet at the
V. F. W. home on the Lake
Front at > p. m.
WEDNESDAY
Luncheon meeting of the Sin*
ford Womans Club 12:30 p. m.
Membera reminded to bring item
tfor miscellaneous auction.
Social department of Womana
Club meets at 2 p. m. for bridge
and canaita.
THURSDAY
Seminole chapter No. 2 0. E S.
mrela at the Masonic Temple at
• p. m. for regular builnesa ses
sion and 'initiation ceremony.
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and greenery.
Mi ll Linda Roi i ma n .
honor.
a
of
lace over
B lv .
large
H y*
cessoriei were
carried a bouquet
white chrys ant hemums.
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maid of
Upsala Circle
Names Officers
Tha Doreua Circle of tha Upsala
Community Presbyterian Church
tohtld the last meeting of the year
^Thursday Dae. 31st at S p. m. at
tha church. At tha business 'meet
ing the following officers were ap
pointed for tha coming year: Mra.
Clovtr M am , president, Mrs.
Bara Hodge, vice president and
treasurer, lira. Kay Thompson,
secretary, Mrs. Mary Harkey, sun
shine chairman and Mrs. Florence
Starnes, publicity chairman. .
Following the business meeting
^ th e r e was an exchange of gifta.
pink and white camellia plant
was presented tn lbs retiring presi
dent, Mra, George Simmena for
a wonderful Job aha has done the
past year. Refreshments were
served to the eleven members pro-
‘■H L al
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ma n and John Andes served as
usher.
M m Kathy Tyner, daughter
Mr. and Mrs J. D Tyner.
ai flower girl. She was adorable
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Airs. Deese Gives
Rehearsal Dinner
Mrs. M. A- Doric of Plnckard, sal dinner at the Pinecreit Inn,
Ala. aunt of Mill Ruby Slcn- Saturday night following the re
ilrom, entertained with a rehear hearsal of the Slenilrom, Aiderman wedding party.
The dining room wai decorated
in a bridal theme featuring wed
ding belli and an arrangement of
chrysanthemums and greenery.
Those attending were tha bri
dal couple, Mlsa Slenstrom and
TUESDAY
James Edward Alderman, Mr.
W. S. C. S. of First Methodist and Mrs. N. J. Slenstrom, Misses
Church Board Meeting B a. m. Helen and Elaine Alderman, Mr.
Business and Program B;U a. m. and Mrs. Robert Slenstrom,
First Presbyterian Church Jun Grandfarki, N- D., Mr. and Mra.
ior Choir 4.15 p. m., Intermediate Leo Rock, Bob Hasty, Mr. and
5 p. m. Pioneer Fellowship 8 p. Mrs. Floyd Krahenblll, Mr. and
Mra. Marvin Milam, Mr. and Mra,
Dallon Cates and Bruce Alderman.
WEDNESDAY
The honored couple presented
gifts to membera of tha wedding
Shut tn Prayer group of First partyMethodist Church meets at the
home of Mra. W. M. Haynes, 314
Top quality cranberries can be
Magnolia Ave.
Girl Scout Troop 233 meets at Identified by a fresh, plump ap
3:15 p- m. at tha Firat Treaby- pearance, high luster, firmness
lerian Church. Senior High Choir and "bounce." They are graded
aupper 8 p. m. Midweek Bible by being bounced over 4-inch wood
hour 7 p. in. Chancel choir 7:30 en barriera through a grading
machine. Bad berries roll to oue
p. m.
aide to ba discarded.
Church
Calendar
MR. AND MRS. THOMAS ALVIN RAMSEY
Retarded Association
Meeting Monday
day. Jan. 11, at 1:00 p. m. in
the Christian ft Missionary Alli
ance Church building at 14th
and Park Ave.
Tha Association will have BUI
Cot. df the slate vocational rebabllltatlon service ai guest
speaker. 3tr- Cox will speak on
the "Sheltered Workshop" facili
ties in this area, and also of the
work being done for the mentally
retarded through vocational re
habilitation.
Lake Monroe
Personals
Mra. Annie Hawkins, Mri. Claude
Hawklnv and ton Sidney ipent
week in Panama City with Mr.
and Mra William Tenney and
daughter Vickie Lynn, Mrs. Ten
ney ii the daughter of Mr. and
Mri. Claude Hawkins.
Lee Heller hai been ill at
his home, but la now much im
proved.
Ur. and Mra. Paul Almond and
family have returned to their
home in Orange Park after visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Almond.
Mr. and Mr*. R. C. Bledsoe of
Pensacola and Mr. and Mrt. Ed
Jara of grease, headed for the die Grow of Miami have returned
trash can, should be wrapped in to -their respective homes after
aluminum foil. Then, if they breik, spending the holidays with Mr.
they'll be no mosa to rienn.
and Mrs. C. R. Giles.
Mias Elisabeth Woodruff praaldad at tha punch bowl and Mrs.
■. O. Chase Jr., poured coffee
from tha silver coffee service.
Square! of fruit cake, assorted
small sandwiches, eandiaa and
ante were also served.
Mlia Rosa Kratxert served ns
floating hostaaa. About fS young
people called during the appoint
ed hours of t to IB p. m-
Oviedo Church
Plans Meeting
Mra. David Laude, president of
the association la scheduling the
programming for the monlhi to
come, and a film on (he subject
of retardation, which ii aimed
toward enlightening the commu
nity on retardation hai already
been planned for tha February
meeting,
Mrf. Laude atresaea that it la
not necessary to bs a parent of
a retarded child to be a member
of the aisociaUon, or to attend
the meetings.
Duei are Just - 82 00 per year,
per family, and tha main pur*
pose of the association ii to work
lo promote schooling for the re
tarded child in thli area.
Fam ily N ig h t S et
A t Church T h u rsd ay
FAUST'S Drug Store
In Thankful TrlbuU —
THI
8EMINOLB
—DeBARY
HEART
COUNCIL
gratefully accept* and ackaaw*
ledgea memorial contribution*
for HEART RESEARCH.
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P. O. BOX 10«
SANFORD, FDA.
A N T IQ U E
Show and Sale
at
National Guard A m o r /
DcLand. Fla.
Wednesday Thro Friday
Jan. <*7*8, 1M0
Wed. 6 p. a . to II p. n ,
Hour*. Thura. ft Fri. 11 ajn. to
II p.m.
Admission M l
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Today is the deadline to pur
chase tickets for the "Family
Night" supper Thursday at the
Firat Methodist Church. Tickets
may be had today from the
church office. Adults 50c and
children 33c,
Following the supper* a film
entitled "Does Christ Live In Your
Home?" will be shown The nur
sery will be open. All members
and their families are invited
lo attend.
FORMERLY -M*T INN”
2507 ORLANDO DRIVE
JOB PINTER. Your
Host — with Liquor or
Cordial*, mixed or
■traighl to yoar
liking
The Cost Of Credit
Buy now - - pay later. It all
sounds ao easy. At a matter of
fact, buying on time is said to
b« a favorite American paatlme.
“ if you are one of the millions
nf Americans who use credit, it
will pay you lo consider the dif
ferent types avsllible, sod the
usual coils of each. Haro are
sume descriptions of the,various
kinds you have to choose from",
says Mrs. Gladys Kendall, Home
Industries and Marketing Special
ist.
Charge arrounti — There Is no
charge for this type of credit,
.other than tha mark-up on all
goods necessary to cover service
costa.
Budget account — Thera la no
ebirga for the budget, thrift, ar
estended payment plan unless you
taka more than 90 days to six
months allowed (the time staled
in your contract)' to pay.. Then
the charge becomes llh par month
on unpaid batanee.
Revolving accounts — The store
decides bow much credit to allow
the customer baaed oo Income
rating. Ha may charge purchase*
an long ai he does not exceed
th credit limit act by tha store.
Ha makei set monthly payments
on hit account, usually one-sixth
of the balance due. Tha interest
ra il ii usually U**i per month
on the unpaid balance. This eosl
runs pretty high if the customer
uses the account (0 the limit each
month.
Installment accounts — This is
also known as the "dealer credit"
and "buying on time." The coat
of installment credit is sxpressod
ai carrying charges mors often
than interest rates. The true an
nual interest rate may be ai
much ai 25%,
Bank credit — The interest rale
on bank credit la usually I'',. It
will bo more if the bank follows
tha practice of discounting the
loan nt tha time It la made, or
If too loan ii repaid la install,
manta rather than a lump turn
at the end of tha loan period.
Taka time to shop for credll,
Just as you would for any ether
merchandise.
L ig h t up pour future
wllh
a
The burned cruat of pound eake
Is best removed with n grater
after the rake hai cooled.
FIRST FEDERAL flavlnf* Account
fftrmri rate per annum
TO THE MAYFAIR INN
Specially Priced N
atlU vdtB JD JtA
served in tlsa exotic
k
(p a x b jo jn a h
Thomas It. Sherry was heat
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,Children Feted
By VFW Groups
The V. V. W. Post 3282 and the
ladies auxiliary gave a party for
•0 children during Use holiday!.
Each child received a gift from
Santa and refreshmenta of cake.
Ice cream, candy, oranget and
aoft drinks,
k The room and tree were decorat
ed by membera of tha two orgadilations, Cdr. C. P. Bennett took
pictures a a the gifta were being
distributed.
Those in charge of the party In
cluded Cdr. Bennett, BUI Holland,
Or. vice commander, Calvin Haig,
quartermaster. Cheater Macek,
pa.at commander, Mra. Rita Tred*
way, auxiliary secretary, Mrs.
Ruth Smith, paat president and
Jtfra. Merla Tred way, Mra. Irena
'Stafford and Mrs. Beaulah Miller-
MU. AND MRS. RALPH A. SMITH JR. of Quitman,
Mia*, wero hQUaeguesls of Mr. Smith's parent*, Mr, nmi
Mrs. R. A. Smith on Park Avc. during: the recent holi*
days. Their two children, Carol Jane and Nan Meeds
accompanied their parents on the visit.
Mr. and Mra. J. L. Hobby and
Mr. and Mra. Alvin Wright, en*
terlalned with a dinner at tha
Hobby home on Cordova Dr.
Sanford, Sunday,, honoring Mra
Eileen Willard and Charlea Web*
iter, whose wedding will be a t
event of next Sunday.
Guests Included Mra. Ida
Keogh. Mrs. Willard's mother,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rugenatcin,
Mr. and Mra. H. M. Gleason, Mr.
and Mrs. George Tracy, of Man*
haltan, Kan., Mr. and Mra. Rich*
ard Keogh.
David, Jud and Lei a Hobby,
Relay, Kathy and RIpp Rugtn*
stein, Craig, Keith and Colin
Keogh. Charles Guerry, Kathy
Willard and the honoreei Mra.
Willard and Charlea Webster of
Rochester, N. Y.
BAMBOO LOUNGE
Near the Po«t Office
FA 2-0784
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and complete protection for youir funds.
In this fluctuating money market, con
trolled by the finauUug needs of the Federal
Government and ill efforts to curb swing*
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tion and deflation, your eatings account
continues to offer great comfort and useful*
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the beneficial change# our nstton'a tight
money policy boa bad on thUiInstitution's
ability to aarn mote with insured safety fog
savers. At tho gome time your principal re*
mains always “at par” and readily available
should a sudden need for cash arise.
This dual quality, to vital foe c u b Bto
•erven, makes this Institution a safe p la it
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COUNCIL AND THE
CHIEF OF.TOt-ICE
OPCflNTUVIlXE
his team will do, thU year’s squad la the
most solid th a t we have seen here In a
lonff time. With fellows like Jim Gracey,
Ray Lundquist, and Terry Christensen as
a foundation we could go a long way.
Speaking of basketball, we had a fine
turnout a t the home opener so let’s re
member to come back again tonight.
Tfe* Sanford Scmlnolti and the
Oviedo U r n so s ia ls it each
-ether tealfhi (a th* SH8 gym
wtth the tin t same setting under*
•way at T p. n .
It win be the flrat action for
.. either team aloee the holiday* sad
loth wtll be seeking to hit the vic
tory trail oeee again.
Ih e geminates will be necking
their fourth victory In s i many
gamoa and they go Into tonight's
ism s ai alight favorites. The
‘"Semlnolea have a well balanced
' club this season and If all the
.'•tungsten come through for
Coach Bud Layer they should be
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McRobertn Tire Supply In the City
League continues to knock off all their
opponents end it looks as though they
will continue to do so. They have won six
straight without a loss and I have my
doubts If anyone will beat them. Joe
Rogers, Frank Stafford, and Buck Metts
have been pacing the Tinm en all ssason
and these fellows look m o n like a semipro team than a*tlty league team.
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A tentative schedule for the 19GQ sea
son In the Florida State League has been
announced and the Gnyhounds wilt face
the Leesburg Orioles in the opener h e n
April 20. B efon you know It we will be
back In action and as for me It can’t be
too soon.
High scoring Jim Gracey will
be counted on heavily to conttano hie basket making talent
and should bo sot tor a good night
Tbo six tout e n ter has averaged
’ » batata ta the first three game*
•afhtorebounding has b a n Im
proving steadily. Orarev will be
paired at tbo forward position
with senior Terry Christensen who
' la alio capabla of maktag points
1 NOTICE
ALL O'YOU
mos MIND.
...WHEN GRANDMATHREATENS
YOU WITH HER WATER | —
PISTOL/A' ■"
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jr a s
only by Cincinnati, advanced from
isvsntb to fourth. Ohio State,
beaten last week by Kentucky,
slipped from fourth to fifth.
Utah was sixth- Southern Cali
fornia, Uod for ISth list waek. ad
vanced to seventh, Georgia Tech,
ITih last weak, moved to eighth.
St. Louis dropped from sixth to
nlalh. Texas A B M , wlnoar of
tbo Southwest Confcrenea tourna
ment, advanced from 12th u> loth
to boeomo tbo third nowcomer la
Southere Callforala, Georgia
Tech and Texas A B M replaced
Indiana, Illinois and Now York
Unlvmalty la tbo select group.
Wako Forest headedvtne aecood
IS group. It waa followed In order
by North Carolina, Indiana, Villaaova, Iowa, Iowa State, Utah
Mato, Southern Methodist, St. Jot's (Pa.). Kentucky aad 1111. Kentucky and niiaoia tied
tor aath.
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t HAP NO IDEA YOU WERE
ALL S O SCARED O FA i ---LTTTLE W A T E R /M g jj^
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line In 1960"We argued all day,” said Lou
Little, chairman of the eoachea’
commute*, after Monday's open
ing meeting. “Now we'll put It to
a vote. I can't lay bow either
question will go because our dobatoa waren't decisive."
Whatever the coaches decide
will be recommended to the
NCAA Football Rules Committee
la Miami Beach, next week but
It may not actually mean any
thing. One of the NCAA committae'a favorite forma of amuoomont
la Ignoring Uto eoacboa' wlaboi,
While tbo coachoa argued Mon
day there wore ■ few definite ac
tions taken by tbo group's execu
tive committee.
-T b o lMO NCAA tennis cham
pionships worn awarded to the
University of Washington, J um
Howauicsf
mncTwn/BEMOF y
PEATMANPHRC
HOtPia UP THE
‘AND THE BATTLE !8
lopoAKir
SAME ID,
PHAKTOMf*PHANTOM El
MAD*HOM0«6 1
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nx/ME # o t a Z«F
Cage Scores
—Tbo 1M1 NCAA iwlmalng
championships were awarded to
the Uaiveratty of Washington,
March It- 21.
—The 1MQ champion of Now
York's Metropolitan InlercollsBuffalo Tch IP McMoaler M
giata Baseball Conference will au
Mar. Harvey M W. V« Tech «l tomatically qualify for tbo District
It. Frag. <Pa,)_II Morehead It. u I playoff* h the NCAA tourna
ment.
Wake Forest If Cltmsoo «t
Maryland 1M Y ah SO
Louisiana St. II Georgia TT
Mississippi Bt. IS Alabama M
Tuhos Tl Florida M
Mississippi M Auburn M
NEW YORK (UPI) - TwentyMidwest
nine football fatalities were re
Detroit M Crolghtoo 71
corded last season for the highest
Iowa Tl Wisconsin M
total sinca 1MT,
Northwestern 11 Indiana IT
Dr. Floyd R. Eastwood of L*a
Kansas §t. 17 Nebraska 91
Angeles State College, who has
Iowa Bt. 47 Nebraska 19
boon investigating football deaths
OUe State at niiaols 79
since m i , reported to tbo Notional
Utah II Montana
aa
Collegiate Athletic Asm . today that
no-—
B
m w ii
football waa directly responsible
Houston aa Tulsa n
tor II fatalities and Indirectly
Oklahoma BL B1 Missouri 41
charged with 11 ethers. The allMMaaipid 41 U m a r Tack I
time recorded high was 41 In INI.
Weal
Thorn were 90 In 1MT.
UCLA U Washington M
Nine of those In lU l ware In
CaUfomia IB Boutbem Cal- 49 aandht football, three In semi-pro,
19 In high schools and four In col
lege.
N unc Unites Tops
PHILADELPHIA (U P I)- Quar
terback Johnny Units* of tbo
Baltimore Colts baa b o n named
America's Ho. 1 a'htete by the
Philadelphia Xportswriters Assn- Georgia and Don Ellerslck of
ttattaa will bo honored at tbo
writers' IM i amraal dinner Jan.
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Coaches To Vote
On Substitutions
NEW YORK (UPI>—Oscar Rob
’'was the Mg probtem but os this
point tbsao big lads bivo mors ertson sad Us Cincinnati Bearcat
bsskstball m i Us today topped
United Proas International’! ma
jor collogo rating! with M points,
total tvor re
position. Georg* la probably tbs corded In the voting.
: » N t Softool mayor w tbo squad
Tbo. only higher totnl recorded
aad ta oouataaUy working ta Im during the 10-year Malory of the
prove his game. Tbo combination ratings was the Ml count collect
-o f PfTldoo sod All-0BC guard Ray ed by the BUI RuaeeU—epaikad
Iso d n lH glvas tbo Bomlnotei Baa Francises Dona aa Doc- IT,
; M d W U bsVnisg and play mak- m s.
The maximum possible acore la
> Coach Paul Mlklcr of Uio Llona wo. Each of the SI loading
will bo counting heavily upon com eoachca who rata the major
.ter Johsey Toalnaky and guard tebooli for UPI selects 10 teams
Mika Duds Is pace kla squad. Tbs In the order be ranks them na
~JV «, whe bsv* a *-i rocert, will tionally. Tbo points a r t awarded
-?roe* tbo JV'a from Oviedo at m l IO-M-T-S-l-4-t-t-l bail*.
i f p. m.
ClactanaU, wtth Robertson set
ting single game (SO) and tourna
ment (til) scoring rocords, won
tbo Holiday Festival Mat weak in
NaW York and downed Dayton
Saturday night to boost Ha ma
son record to 100. This record
tamed tbo Bearcats I I first-place
votes, two aacond-ulact vote* and
one third-place vote, The coaches
based tbelr ballots on games
played through Saturday night.
California, which defeated West
Virginia In the Lea Angeles Cha
threesomes la the tournament to ste last week before being npaot
•Be acorod on tha polat system. Saturday night by Southern Cali
I Flaying together In threesome* fornia, replaeed the Mountaineers
SWU bo Mrs. Blanche Nicely, Mr*. la secood ptaee, West Virginia
‘ Reba Mahan, aad Mrs. Crete Hie-gtabotham; Mra. Paacben MeRob-aria, Mra. Barbara Rowell, and
: Mff, Chlra Fite; Mr*. Deosie Da. Gabonal, Mra. Marge OTTaam aad
"Mr*. Olnny Bhedden; Mra. Angle
..Roseau, Mra. Frances PMUIpi aad
•Mra. Genevleva Woodruff; Mra.
- Min Kean. Mra. Jaekia Crawford
.• a d Mra. Viola Kaetaer.
NEW YORK (UPI) - Boyd
a Mrs. Keen Ivey, Mra. Ruth Her* Dowler,
Mar for Urn moot
Iron and Mrs. Donna DoadaavUle; iweoatfiuyoung
Bay Packer team
"Mra. Ha sal Duno, Mrs. Mary la IS yean,Green
today waa named the
' l l an n ataln and Mra. Busy Dickey: National Football
League's lop
. Mr*. Myrtle Adams, Mrs. Mildred rookie of IN I In thn annual United
Smith aad Mrs- Gladys Brown; Pr*»e International poll.
.'Mra. Mag Urquhart, Mrs. Ana Dowler, former University aI
;Mareh and Mra. Jana McKibbin; Colorado quarterback who played
-Mra. Jaaaaa Foulk, Mr*. Ja Bymca Offensive and tor the Packers, waa
and Mrs. Harriet Williams, Mrs.
ana vote in balloting by Si
Lucille Heard and Mra, Jimmie by
writers who covorad tho IMS
?Livingston. Players are urged to sports
campaign
the 11 league cities.
•ton m early beeaaae at the crowd- With no In
one
player overshadowred aiEdltlnni an the count.
tag the first-year ptrtonnora as
Jim Brown of the Cleveland
Kline Signs For ’60 Browns did In 1097, only two votes
. ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Ptuhar separated the top three players lu
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Kline, who noatad aa 11*11 the poll.
Dowler received oaves. Mick
- reeerd tor the Pittsburgh Plraha
Piatreaantc, Detroit Dan fullback
from Notre Dame, waa aecood with
• Cardinals. Knot wont te tbo Car- six. Billy Stacy, Chicago Cartons]
Vdtaala in a trade gar outfielder aatotymao and kick niabeck ape*
•O ta* CtaMll and pitcher Tom elallat from Mississippi But*, was
third with five.
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For *59 A t 29
CHICK V M { FOR eiOMTCCN
> DOLLARS. ANO-VOU HAVE •
ONLY TEN IN YOUR ACCOUNT
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Track Stem Accept
J9GAC N im n Team
MSW YORK (UPI) - Bum
NEW YORK (UPI) - Sweden's
Oerdoa ef Temple, Boh Miikvy of Don Waern, a auh-feur-mtaute
■Fiunnivanla, Lon WUkani of mllor, and BUg Pottcraoa, who
i Ppoviiaaca, Doug CrutehfWld of has cleared six fast, 11 inches
ta tbo high Jump, have m copied
taritattaua tor meets ta thn Unit
ed Ota1*1 this winner, it waa an
nounced today by tbo national
AAU.
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CLASSIFIED INDEX
1.
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а. V u M to Rest
[ «. Real Batata WaataS
4. Real Batata Tor Bala
L M arttaca Laaaa
T. Baaiaeu OyportnaMea
7-A Insurance
б. Female Hals Wanted
t . Mala Hals WaataS
I t Mala ar Fanala
1. Week Wanted
IS. PlamMag Services
|lS . Electrical Services
14. Balldiss * Paiatiag • Raaaln
11. 6 serial Services
* IS*A Beauty Parian
15. Flevers A Planla .
If. Pats • Livestock • Bass Baa
IS. Meektoary • Taels
If. Boats aad Metora
' M A Trailers
t SI. Faraltara
| M. Artklaa For Sale
■ MaMcae * Paraaaals
S4— Lott * F o n d
Bl. Edacatioa — laitnctloa
>. For Reat
1. Far Rant
4 ROOM furnithed spt. 430. Adult*. NEW two bedroom house in Lake
US N. Jasmine Ave.
Mary; walking distance to
school and store. B7S per mo.
FURN. Apt 201* W. le t BL
FA 2-7213.
SLEEPING ROOMS. The Gables,
313 PALMETTO Ave; furnished
401 Msgnolia. FA 2-0720.
1 BR. bungalow.
1 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped
UNFURNISHED three bedroom
home. FA 2 4461.
house, Lake Mary. FA 2-2789
2 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped,
air conditioned house. FA 2-3322. 2 STORY HOUSE for rent or
sala reasonable; Corner 3rd A
1 ROOM furnished gsrsge apt.
Chapman. Mrs. W. O. Brooke,
See at 704 Palmetto Ave.
Star Rt. Enterprise. Fla
HOUSE for rent. FA 2 6368.
FURN. Apt. 300 Park Ave.
2-BEDROOM furnished apart
ment. Conlacl 2312 Palmetto.
FURN. ap t 2300 MeUonvtlle.
fl. Real Estate For Bate
Sten strom
R ealty
HERBERT STEXSTROM
LOWER floor apartment^ electric
Registered Broker
kitchen. Call Mrs. Appleby,
LEN RISNER
FA 14*41.
LOTTIE BROADWAY
LARGE two bedroom house with
KEN TORBETT
screened porch. Children and
BETTYE D. SMITH
pets wanted. $30 monthly. Phone
Associates
2431, Geneva, Mrs. James Tho 11 N. Park — Ph, FA 1-2420
mas.
HOUSE: SALE or TRADE. Priea
BRAND NEW furnished apart
$7,300. COS E. 23th St. Phone
ment, 306 W. 13th. Street. Phone
FA 2-1184.
FA 2-2931 days, or FA 2-1401
nights.
DO YOU KNOW A
I-BEDROOM unlurntshed house,
t For Baal
COUPLE
kitchen electrically equipped. Who MARRIED
would
llko
to
own and ope
2-BEDROOM CB bouM. Tele24IB Wllkrn Avenue.
Call
rate e small Tavern—He mburphone FA 2-3950.
PA 2-0274.
geri, Beer, Pop, Juke Box, ole.
—One block from Public Beach
R E N T A BED
CLEAN c-roora furnished apt.
on a popular Lake near Sin
BoUaway, Hotpital A Baby Beds
Goss in. >11 Park Ave.
ford?
By Diy, Week or Month.
NICE BEDROOM with private en If so, havo them call us. Wa
CARROLL'S FURNITURE
hsve Just what Uiay are looking
trance and hath. P h o n o
Ph. FA 2-6181
116 W. 1st Bt.
' for—a naat, dean place where
FA 1-244$.
FURNISHED cottage ITS per
they ean enjoy themselves
month. On 17-92 at Fhro Point a. HOUSE for rent on SanTord
while MAKING MONEY,
Avenue
n
e
a
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Lakt
Jessup.
Phone FA 2-1467
FA 2 6404.
W, H. “ Bill" STEM PER Agency
WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms
Phone PA 2-49S1
118 N. Park
P private batha, 114 W. First BL FIRST FLOOR FRONT, furnace
heat, dean, sink in room, kit S-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped
TRAILER SPACES: U rea lots.
chen privileges. 10B Holly. Phooe
home. Low down payment. $JS
Camp Seminole Trailer Park,
FA 2-2489.
a month. 1818 Summerlin.
Wckiva River Rd. FA 2-4131.
FURNISHED apartment FA 2
BEST
BUY IN WYNNEWOOD:
OFFICE SPACE with ample park
ing. 21S Oak Avenua. FA 2-6906. FOR RENT: Garage apt., furn 8 Hr., Fla. room. Stove, Hefrl
gerator and air conditioning
ished. 640 month. Adults only.
optional. Low monthly payments.
NEW 2 bdrra. house completely
818
Palmetto
Ava.
>410 Stevens Ave.
furnished. Deposit rurntshed on
gssJtFA 2-2377.
8-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped
home with carporte. C a l l ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor
^FURNISHED Broom | i r i | «
Raymond Lnndqulat, Assoc.
FA 2-770B for appointment.
w spsrtment with Barest; adulu.
FA 8-3861 Atlantic Bank Bldg,
FA B-3202.
COMPLETELY furnished garage
apartment with air conditioned FOR QUICK SALK: Very nice
NICELY furnished geraie aparttwo bedroom CB home at 1481
bedrooms; 2003* French Ave
ment. Adults. 1B12 Sanford Avs.
Ysle Avenue. Will be on pro
nue- Phone FA 2-3830.
Phone FA 2 6661.
mites from 10:00 A. M. 'til 10:00
P. M, December 30th. — Jan
uary 8th. Make offer.
REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN
2844 French Ave.
[Worry Clinic
a, Mrs. Craas
lavas ftowera. l a when wa lost
ear eldest sea ia a jet crash
(ferae years ago, aha wag buoyed
urn fey ifes flowers at kit (astral,
n a y a n a taaic to the seal sad
especially to all aaelhers. Be
daa't let "economy" argameala
destroy sentiment aad that piedace eration of the tool.
BY — GEORGE W. CRANE,
Pfe. D., M. D.
CASK D — 412; Mrs. Crane hat
beta a wonderful mother to our
five children.
Aad when our oldest son crashed
ia hia jet plane throe years ago,
aba accompanied me to Sunday
School the neat morning, with our
four remaining children.
During the first few hour* after
A h a sudden announcement, we
^were all jolted and numb inside,
as If we had been struck oa the
tolar pieais.
Than the flowers and cards of
sympathy and visits from friends
aad clergymen of various faiths,
buoyed us up.
All of you who-have gone through
the funeral of a dose relative caa
attest to the unique uplifting seng a llo n you receive from flowers
M ad messages of sympathy. It's as
if an invisible forea won undergirding you.
Since 1 had personally seen how
flowers earrt such a beautiful eapnision of sentiment at such a
crisis in human eaptriencs, I wrote
a Case Record oa thle subject a
yaar later.
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THIS EMBLEM
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business and civ* life ed
Far information, cell
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Earlier this year of 1868,- that
Case Record was reprinted ia
many of the nllgious mags tines,
Including the Lutheran, the Methodis| the Presbyterian, the Jewish,
etc.
Immediately 1 was attacked by
tome church people in a vary hit
ter nasty fashion.
In fact the Methodist maguine
TOGETHER received 30 red hot
letters from irate clergymen who
damnod mo for avan suggesting
flowers or the beautiful madam
funeral with tho colorful half cathat arrangement.
One of th en clerics threatened
to have his intire parish cancel
their subscriptions to the Methodist
magaiine.
And a seminary student at MeCormick Presbyterian Seminary
wrote a caustic objection that ran
in the student magasine there.
FACE FACTS
‘The florists encourage people
to waste an undue amount of
money on funeral flowers," was
one of Uie recurring criticisms.
“That's not true," Mrs. Crane
objected.
"I have called florists for S3
years to have flowers sent to fune
rals and no florist has EVER triad
to coax ma Ip spaad a penny.
“They simply inquire how much
I'd like to put into the flowers.
But they have not once urged me
to raise the arnouot."
Well, I have also called florists
doaens of times la havo flowers
seat to the funerals of friends, ytl
no florist ever higb-pressurcd me,
either.
In fact, though florists advertise
flowers for Valentine's Day and
Mother’s Day, how many limes did
you ever see e florist's ed in this
newspaper coaxing you to buy
funeral flowers?
"But why not give that money
to other good causes" is a cornmen abjection.
Well, you readers may do so, if
you wish, but few people contribute
to the Cancer Fund in lieu of
funeral flowers.
la Tennessee, when one promi
nent family asked that flowers ho
omitted, a tout of only $16 weal to
tho Cancer Fund and 810 of that
came from the deceased's hus
band. In a similar case In Toledo,
the Cancer Fund got only $38.
Meenwlulc, the relatives aad
Meads sadly missed the spiritual
value of Ibe flowers and feU de
pressed, much as U flowers were
emitted from the church oa Easter.
It's a terrible letdown to moth
ers) But we men also need them.
I t beware of letting eenUment
dia aut by this penny-wish ampin•is an “economy."
(Almeya write to Dr. Craae
la care of this newspaper, eadating a tong 4c damped, id
eate ape and Me to
typtaf and priding ewe s
•hen r n send far one af fets
htefele la.) .
28. AntooabUet
Tuex. Jn n . 6. 1060— P a r e 5 II. Bpeelsl Services
1969 FORD, 2200 miles, must sell.
PUMPS - SPRINKLERS
All types and site*, installed
Ph. FA 2-7764.
"Do U Yourself"
'60 FORD PICK UP truck 9125.
LAFF-A-DAY
WE REPAIR AND SERVICE
Reel's Paint k Body Shop. 1001
S T I N E
Sanford Avenue. P h o n e
Machinery and Supply Co.
FA 2-7719.
207 W. 2nd St.
Ph. FA 2-6432
ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, stale- '30 ANGELtA English Ford $1,000.
Lake Miry, FA 2-4819.
m tnti, invoices, hand bill*, and
programs, e t c . PngTeiiiva
Printing Co. Phono FA 2-2931— 1933 CHEVROLET Convertible, 8
cylinder, automatic transmis
306 Weit 13th St.
sion with power brakes; bad
excellent care. Owner has 2
SEPTIC TANK SERVICE
cars, muit sacrifice wife's car
Since 1948
for 8X60 due to overseas as
A. HARK
DEHARY
lignment. For further Informs
North 8-4422
KOrth 8-4711
lion nr demonstration tall
FA 2-0433.
TV PICTURE TUBE SPECIAL
For 1 weeks only!
JS-A Trailers
17 In. (accept some
portables)
823.30 43’ X S' — '36 Great lakes 8
21 to. 833.60
34 In. 843.50
bdrm: carpeted, air condition
All tubes have t 1 year guaranies.
ed; cabanna. Lot 78, Park Ave
. LLOYD S RADIO k TV
Trailer Ct. Phone FA 2-7918.
411 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-8799
21. Karnltare
LEWIS SALES k SERVICE
Vespa Motor Scooters
New A Used Furniture k Appli
Hester 4k Lawn Mower Service
ances. A Good Place To
West Country Club Rd. FA 2-7928
BUY, SELL or TRADE
F u rn itu re
GREEN LEAF Tree Experts do Jen k in s
FA 2-7430
the best Trimming. De-mosting, 400 Sanford Ave.
•Do ms n favor—go out the back way."
Removal and FertUliing. Phone
• BIG VALUES
FA 2-3013.
• JUICK CREDIT
SERVICE CALLS $1.30: for de
• EASY TERMS
pendable TV servire, call Sen- WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS
11. Work Wanted
to Far Sate
». Real
lord TV Center. 0th and Sinford
WILSON - M AIER
Avs. FA 2 8741.
S-BEDROOM
masonry
home. PART TIME or temporary office
New and Used Furniture
work deHired by young woman;
Small down payment, 830 month
MODERL RUG CLEANERS
311 E. First St.
FA 2-3622
experienced. FA 2X644.
ly payments. Call FA 2-0MI.
All Biss Rugs And Wall To Wall
HOUSEWORK: Phone FA 17172. Csrpsts. Satisfaction Guaranteed, CUSTOM BUILT furniture -s in
FARMER'S AGENCY
gle pieces or sets. Also furni
t Week Servire
Ph. FA 2-7437
N. V. Farmer, Realtor
SECRETARY: shorthand, dicta'
ture repair. Cabinets mads.
D. H. Whitmore
tion, legal experience; wants
FA 2 7063.
Lillian G. Trams
Sewing:
Mach.
R
epairs
full or part-Ume work. Csll
A im iatei.
ALL
MAKES
k
MODELS
ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Btby
FA 2-4844.
118 a. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-U31
1M Se. Park (24 hr. scr.)
Beds. Day, Week or ‘ Month—
After hours, FA 2-1612, FA S-ISI1, 12. PhimMeg Services
FA 2-3623
FURNITURE CENTER
FA I-02S1
110 French Ave.
SANrORD Plumbing k Heating ll-A Beauty Parian
Ph. TA 2-7933
S t Jo h n s R ealty Co. 8600 So. Kim Pfe. FA 1-7914.
A Satisfied customer la our bed
US N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 8182
$SAVE$
Plumbing- & R epairs advertisement.
New
& Used
HARRIETT'S
BEAUTY
NOOK
LAKEFRONT Property la Osteen
Joe C. Themes
Ph. FA T3741 Furniture and Appliances
to; 231 fL oa front; 1828 Rsrile St.
246 ft on lake
FA 2-MIS 103 So. Oak
227 R. on East; 98 ft. on West;
Be Lovelier Wilh Professional
modem 2 bedroom home, double
Beauty Care.
208-909 E- First SL Pfe. Wk 8-4)918
gareat: SO fruM trees; S H>.
well. Ph. Orlando, GArden 2-3777
Used furniture, appliances, tools
i’lumbing & Heating
etc. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart
READY FOR IMMEDIATE
AIR CONDITIONING
213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132
OCCUPANCY
CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK
Beauty Salon
S-BEDRifOM, 2 bath, kitchen 1007 Sanford Ave.
FA 21642 2310 Oak
FA t-7684 21. Articles Fee Sate
equipped, Florida morn. Large
lot. Call FA 1-3482.
PLUMBING
DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP Military toys, chltds army suit*,
Contracting k Repairs
sleeping bags, Jungle ham
2004 Ada mi Pfe.
FA "3333
Free Estimate*
mocks. Army-Navy Surplus, 210
STOP! LOOK I LISTEN I
R. U HARVEY
Sanford Avenue.
1«.
204 Sanford Ava. Phout FA 2-3383
STOPI to to see our S bedroom
MARIAN MARKET CABBAGE
FACTORY TO YOU
1* or 1 tiled balh home* at 13. Electrical Services
PUNTS for tale. Fred Thurs
ALUMINUM
ton, Phone FA 2-3990.
VENETIAN BUNDS
House Wiring — Electric Servire
SAN SEM KNOLLS
Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom
Rid Vthlen
a-' - * ’
po(
Cut Ftowars For Any Oceanian
rati with plastic ends. Plastic
RANDALL
ELECTRIC
CO.
4 Blocks West of French Avenue
SANrORD FLOWER SHOP
or rayon tapea, Cotton ar nylon
I
ll
Migaolla
FA
1-6911
oa 20th Street.
FA M itt
or
FA 2-0270 cords.
S tir
J. W . H A LL
Banfarfe
Qrralfe
Wall
RealWr
“Cell Hall"
Phone FA 1-3641
APPROXIMATELY ten acrea of
'grove, 81,500 p e r.te n ; near Sunland Estates. Contact Joaepfe LOOK! at ell the wonderful fea
tures in these homes. Terrauo
Levy, FA 8-1823.
floors—Furred and Plastered
• ROOM house on large comer
walla — Custom built • cabinet
lot. Phone FA S-S480.
work—and Dust-free closets
Gose to schools and shopping
OWNER LEAVING: Must sell two
—LISTEN I to the price and
bedroom CB home. Low down
terms—ISM Down FHA Financ
payment, 836 monthly. Any
ed—Exclusive
with
terms considered. FA 2-7101.
after 8:00 P. M.
W. H. “Bill" 8 temper Agency
Realtor k Insurer
S-BEDROOM, 8 bath, double car
ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer
porta, extra large utility room.
Monthly payments ITS. US Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper
Robert F. May, Bert Pilcher,
Shannon Dr. FA 2-llTf.
Helen E. Noonan
LEAVING town; bargain for quick Phone FA 2-4991
112 N. Terk
■ale; financed or caih. FA 1-2547
S-BEDROOM home, hardwood
floors, Targe lot 2408 Ademi
RAYM OND M. BA LL Court,
Wynne wood. T e r m s .
AND ASSOCIATES
FA MBIT.
Real Estate — Insurance
Surety Benda
SIS Bo. Park Ave. Ph. FA H-SS41 C. A. W hiddon, Sr.
Hanford
BROKER
Evans Bldg. Lake Mary
lot So. Park Ave. Ph FA I Mil
Ph. FA 2-1X90
and 4 acres of land, ir
BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY HOUSE
rigation. Box 4g-A, West First
2 BR, bouse on Magnolia, just out
St. FA 1-1477.
of city limi'i; kitchen stripped,
Venetian blinds, apaeo heater. 8.
Opportaaitlea
Must aell at once. CMS, Will
trade for late medal car. REDWOOD Paper Company of
»A 1-0881 or FA 2-0333.
fers an Interesting franchise
for operation of paper dispensing
HOME ihi Rlverview SI. Inquire
machine in , Scmintc County
417 West let St.
achoola. A productive business of
your own. No experience requir
SELL or TRADE: l-Bedmom, m
ed. Investment of approximately
batha, CB, Florida room. Nicely
83000 secured. Write box RP c/o
landscaped 133' g IPS* comer
Sanford Herald, giving name
lot. 12,308 down or will trade
a n d address. Representative
for other property. Will finance
part of down payment if desir will call.
ed. tXO E- Coleman Circle.
INVEST 860.000
FA 2-7807,
EARN 83,000
Guaranteed earnings. $3,000
4-BEDROOM, 2 hath house eight
inuntha old, In Plnecreat 4th. a year, money secured with na
tional bank and bonded. Money
Addition. Original down pay
ment $1383, Improvements In used for financing of famous
brand feoda Write for appoint
cluded. TA 2 4814.
ment for interview thru Seitner
LOTS: Geared, high ground, 10S’
AssocUUs, 444 St. Jamee Bldg.
x 143'; one Mack off New UpJacksonville, Fla.
saia Rd. 8830. Phone FA 2-7118
after 3:00 P. M.
>. Female Help Wanted
WHITE female btlp wanted. . ust
fee 81. Apply to Fig *N Whistle.
$500 DOW N
8 Acres of highland with home, WAITRESS; Apply to Mr. U n
la good water area. Rearing
caster, Alien unit Coffee Shoppe,
lemon and orange trees. Oa
Altamonte Springs.
p a v id r o id .
$10,000 COMPLETE PK1CK
te ^ M s to ^ o ^ s m s l^
$200 Dn. - V ac an t
DRY CLEANING PRESSER; Ap
ply Joe'i Laundry A Cleaners
2807 Sanford Avenue.
Two Bedroom CB home built to
FlfA spec: Deal ion. | f | monthly
payment*. $0,800.
ROSA
L.
PAY TO N
Ref loured Real Estate Broker
Mary R. Carmen -* Leo fialvail
B. E. Kofcro, Sr Associates
Ph. FA s last 11-88 at Hiawatha
| A R T E LE C TR IC !
. f o r tbe Beet la Wiring |
I • RRilUBNTIAL
a
I
• INDUSTRIAL
■
• COMMERCIAL a
S -A c u t of sand farm tead fee I
SaafOrd Celery
•ry Delta
acre. Excelleat terms. Richards
Hotel, Melbourne, Florida.
M ather of Sanford
LF- FAJ -3427 !
lO d r is i^ h A W
Dawn's
s i^ s ^
19. Boats end Motors
WILL TRADE equity in '49 Re
nault with 1000 miles for '38 or
'34 automobile. Phone FA 2-3806
or FA 23962.
HackGlass
AUTO GLASS
IN STA LLED
FA 2 4622
N EW
R A VEN N A
PARK
HOM ES
H E A T I N G
H.
H.
POPE
CO.
loo g. Park - FA 2-4234
DISTRIBUTOR WANTED
Male or Female
‘Self Service Record Displays
'Established by gs in high
traffic locations
•You own and operate
•Inventor- 100> exchange
able
‘
•Respected record producers
A manufacturers
‘Distributors of major rscurd
breads
•No net rich quirk schema
•Good profit
T1ONE—Only re
QUALIFICATIONS—only
■Ifhud Ind
sponsible far sighted
lndlvi
duals wilh faith In thn record
business, seeking a long term
connection wilt he tons—a red.
•Car. •Spare or full Urae.
$1171 tavaaUnent, depending
on slso af territory desired.
w m* t »• WIRE
ft m b OR
u n CALL
v a u i*
WRITE,
BEST RECORD DIVISION
American Intenrallaaal
Industries. ,lac.
Lewie Tewer Rtog-a n i i a . f,
Pe.
EL 6--17.1T
•
Q uiet C ram u iiH y
•
Near Golf Counts
$450 Down
T u ra Want On 20th
HI. Follow C ountry
Cltib Rd. A W atch
Far Our Bigna . . .
OPEN D A IL Y
UwlrtMtlM Co., Inc.
Ml
Waal
2lih Street
EA 2-8161
SCHWINN VARSITY BOYS BIKE.
ENGLISH STYLE. NEW TIRES
AND TUBES. LAROE BASKET.
CAN BE SEEN AT THE SAN*
FORD HERALD DAYS.
Sell Ue Your Furniture. Quick
Service With Tha Cash. SUPER
TRADING POST, FA 2-0677.
MARY CARTER PAtNTR
World's Large it Gallon
BUY ONE GAD
GET ONE FREE
201 W. lat. St.
Ph. FA 2-364S
1939 - 10 cu. ft. HOTPOINT Ri*
frigerator $130 caih or will
trade on '52-'38 model pick ap
truck. 2111 Summerlin Avanue.
GOOD Uied Appliances tad TV’S,
Germly, lne., Third k Palmetto.
12—Ntlirea A Ftresuris
LUCIOUS BLONDE weote to
meet gentlemen — object m ttrl.
mony. Muit be handtoma, witty
and hava a comfortable home
with Speed Queen Washer—
one that washes and rinses
hysterically citan. I don’t want
to he grouchy on wash days.
If you don't have a Spaed
Queen don't write- Get that
Speed Queen Washer now at
Mather of Sanford, 203 E. First
Street.
24— Last A Found
REWARD for return of key, credit
cards * check book taken from
N. C. car Dec, 24. No queattena
asked. Phone FA 2-2711.
LOST: Black pure* at Fraternity
Dance. Pleasa call FA 2-4301.
Lost. Female Sis mesa Cat. Seal*
point. FA 1-1364. 166 Country
Club Circle.
LOST: Small Walker Heund, fern*
ale, black aad white with m m
tan. With collar and name
plates. Last seen 6 miles west of
New Smyrna. R E W A R D .
FA 2-0141.
LOST: Radio controlled toodJ
airplane; orange and blue. Lost
to Dreamwold Section. RE*
WARD. FA 2-2)16 ar aril Semi
nole Sporting Gooda.
WELCOME
NAVY AND
NEWCOMERS
TOSANFORD
Wn Invito yen to fen nmr
■bnnlntsly free wttfemnt efeMge
tloi at a w af Eaafard’a Isadtoi
Motels white yaw laaato ontoa bio housing far ysaranlf aad
family. Ptefe an poor hog at
aur Salto Office.
SUNLAND
Estates
&
W ln n o h
“In th« City of
G racious L iving”
Dream Homes
*3 4 0
Down Paymant-N* Closing
*9 8 9 0
T O T A L PRICE
Hemes (entire I Bed
H i Tito Bathe •
Porch • Utility Room • Terrstie Ftoaro » Carporte - Land
scaped Lots • All City CMteateacM.
•i00 A. M. Til Dark
■UNDAY
*»00 p. M. TU Dirk
S h a u n a ka A
SAVE at BRYAN’S
FABRIC SHOP.
One block West of Monrre Corner,
on West First St.
South
PINECRES1
Windshield
Lour Glaaa
VentGlaaa
'34 FORD $388. FA >2072.
SERVICE
Scnkarik Glaxa and Paint Co.
11 ill W. 2nd St.
TOMATOES and SWEET POTA.
TOES. Celery Ave., near Baaed.
•II.
Senknrlk Glass and Paint Co,
112-l]4 W. 2nd St.
FA 2-4862
ROOFING, Gutters, Spouting, ’37 JOHNSON 35 h.p. electric mo
COMPLETE living room set, 3
Roof Repairs, Painting, Cement
tor; Pelican trailer; 14 ft. elep 6 'itl' ruga and roll-away bed;
k Carpenter Work. General
bottom runabout; FA 2-6633
about 2 mo. old. Taka over
Home Repairs. M yrs. Experi after 6:00.
low monthly pay monte- only.
ence. Vary Low Ratal. Phone
FA 2I606.
FA 1-3671.
Gateway To The Waterway
SEMI AUTOMATIC Zig-Zag PortB frM ROOFING
Your KVINRUDE Dealer
able — 10 year guarantee on
Contracting A Repairs
Robfion Sporting Gootla
parti, labor and service. Take
Lieeueed — Bonded —Insured 104 8-6 E. Ut.
Ph. FA 2 5961
over payments only. 1936 Mo
FREE ESTIMATES
del. Wrlto Credit Minager,
600 Laurel Ave.
Ph. FA 27943 CRITCHFIKLD 13 ft. boat, fiber
Box A 4* A, c/o Sanford Her
glass speed bottom, Johnson
WALL PAPERING A PAINTING
ald.
Javelin
36
outboard
molar,
his
Work Guaranteed
Bod Beard
retractable
top,
dual
gas
tanks
SINGER PORTABLE for balance
FACTORY PAINT OUTLET
and running lights; also lilt .due to responsible party with
2617 So- French Ph. FA 2 9643
trailer. Will sarrlfire for 81,000.
local credit. Take over pay
PAINTING A DECORATING
See A. W. Barkley at Barkley
ments of 86.41. Write Credit
Licensed — Bonded
Used Cars lne., Maitland, Fla.
Mina gar, Box AAA, e/o Sanford
Free Estimates —
Hrrald.
2*. AntomofeUea
Work Guaranteed
laminate Paiatiag Contractere
1836 DODGE Suburban Station
FA 1-1JM
Wagon, excellent condition, 1760.
Calf after I f . m. FA 2-7474.
U. Special Beret*—
TV and RADIO REFAIR ar r
3:00 nights and weekends; San
ford, Lika Mary and Longwood.
FA 8-3778 and FA 14111.
INCOME TAX SERVICE
WILUAM H. MURRAY
till Celery Ave. Tel FA 2-1394
PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING
W. L. HARHON
PH. FA 2-4223 Alter • P. M.
22. Artklaa Far, Sala
4th Addition
Homes Design'd T m
Florida Lmnff.
I A 4 Bedrooms —
1 A 1 Baths
VA • FHA FHA In Strvieu
Conventional
Financing
Down Payments
Low as $421
You tan movo in
stsly whUa the pnptra o n
being
Wa Guanntes Personal
Satisfaction On Tha
Construction Of Your
Homo For Tho First
Year — Or Your Down
Pai mant And Ctooteg
Coat Will Bt ChoarfuUy
Refund'd.
Odham I Tafar,
MONTHLY
PAYMENTS
' IIP
OfIks 4Jprn 9i66TH9l96
i m
a
a . f i ----------
Car Uwr. IT-M * ITIfe
FA 1-1M i
�I
-n r
Ihree Wiled
In FieryCar,
Track Collision
A n g ry' T V Fan
MILA!*, Italy (WO — A *!*• tojnnd la ee* of Italy’* «w*t werk la Milan. M jumped th«
(TANTftRBURY, England (UP!) cam* him and ha Mitered the
eoaek
train Japimcd with com- poitwar diaaalcra. The new* agee- track* on the temporary bridle on
—John L. McNally, M, had had ahop with a 11-pound »lodge ham
mer and amaahed e r a r tetertrien meters plunged at Ugh apeed oft cy Malta estimated N parson*
N t ta right.
Per hr# yeera hia teteviaten aet
McNally went Into the ahop a today aad craabed into a factory 'The Irein, made up ri • iocs- prevented the tnglnaar Brato
acted up. The acreen would go eery angry man" defenre lawyer yard V fact below.
motive, a baggage car JEd •** log -signal* which ordered a
dark when hia wife tried Ur watch Michael Lewi* told a court Mon
The Transport Ministry la Roma coacbca, waa carrying commuter* reduced to ate milea aa horn
from Sondrio and another town to the temporary eteet bridge.
the afternoon homemakers pro day. "He got hlmaelf workad up."
gram.
**I am satisfied that what yon
tt would brook doom during the did waa under great prevoemtk*
weeterna, causing the children to aad hr eircumataacaa which might
hunt late team.
auha a aaaa angry,” ante Court
He kept loolng kb favorite pan- Deputy Chairman Chriibnaa Humphrtea. "You won juetlfled In
gram right la the middle.
McNally brooded about thle and being croaa.”
the shop where he had purchased
But Humphriaa sentenced Me*
Nelly to aim month* to Jail.
MAIMING)TOPf (UP!) - Vine
President Richard M. N in a ’* pm
WJeal fa c t n amed today aa g
tary James P. Mitchell. Nismt’i
partner in the bahind-tbe-scene*
negotiation*. Mitchell often haa
been mentioned aa a vice pmiden-
the Afl-gtar baaabaH game to Pittaburgh.
la p . Roman C. PucJasU (D ll.)
charged that too steal settle meet
waa arranged to give political ad
vantage to Niton, who apparently
wtO got faa OOP prai ideatlal asmInaOon.
Rep. Ray J. Madden (D Ind.)
said. "Niton personally had aa
much to do with aettltog the strike
aa I had/'
Madden, whose district Includes
the steel center of Gary, said any
report! that Nison arranged the
■teal agreement were "just pel illcal eamouflago to build him up"
far the Republican presidential
nomination.
Mitchell flatly denied that cam
paign palltlee had anything to da
with the agreement.
Hospital
DECEMBER M
Admissions
Evelyn Bowes, Sanford
Irving Brandt, Chicago, 1U.
Gertrude Itewnrt, flnnferd
Pay Ives, Sanford
Rupert Letsenring, Benferd
■titan Caldwell, Sanford
Howard Fertile, Sanford
Shirley Purnell, Sanford
Birtha
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Venae,
Benferd, a eon
Mr. aad Mr*. Arthur Boyd,
Sanford, a daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Charfaa Enta-
Jean fl. Dykeau, Banfotd
Carol Ann Vans*, flaafsn
Windham, trim handled toe colli
sion near here Saturday which
took ntoo live*, described the
accident aa "owe ef the w ent I
have ever seen."
He said the late model sedan
was aquatood Mm an neeerdien
to abewt half k normal eiaa. The
truck waa also ■ total loaa.
Windham said the accident ecoarred abertiy baton midnight
when the automobile apparently
swerved suddenly across the cantor torn end tot the aeml tnHer
IwwIhni*
The truck pushed W ear about
n feet dawn the highway before
coming to i atop and bursting
into flamaa.
Mra. Virginia Neely Lading, a
former Sanford reahteot and grad
uate of lemlnola High School to
IBB, died Jan. 1 In Tamaqua, Pa.
She was bora la Ocala In 1MI.
flba is survived far her husband.
Alvin E. Lading of Detroit; a too,
1IL0XI, Miaa. (W i) -A lawvrr
said today he bee advised eight
protective witaeaeea to infuse to
■newer quoatloa* of a federal
grand Jury InveaUgating the
lyacb-murder of a young Negro.
The lawyer, who aaked that hia
name not bo mod, told a UPI
reporter be advised eight of hia
clients to plead the Plflh Amend
ment when questioned by U. S.
aUonwye about the abduction and
Ministers Slate
Meeting Thursday
AR minister* of Seminole County
and South Volusia are invited to at
tend the meeting of the Seminole
County Ministerial Association
Thursday morning. The meeting
win be held at the P in t Methodtat
Church beginning at •:*• a. m.
Coffee will bb served during the
first quarter hour after which the
regular session of devotional pro
gram and bualnesa will follow.
Officers elected at tba last meetlag will ha installed and they will
Immediately assume their respon
sibilities far the earning year.
Rev, Donald Gravcnmlar will ba
installed aa tha president. Other
afBeara are, Rev. Ernest BoUck,
M . P. Jonts D i l i
In W est Virginio
Marion P. Jmma. fatoor ef
Memoa to
hounbt
oivkk
B iatoJa fappfa’ Oe. ef Aeotorl, The dlacuaakm of toe report on
died In a hospital la Huntington permanent leglslatioo will ba reW. Ve., today attar hotog ■ far anmed. I f a e enmptotlen af the
tom yeera. ftp to awrrtrad fey Ma
wMa, Byte, aad eia tolldran. Pan- eonatderaUoo ad thta report It will
ho adopted •• the organisational
k tM - A S r V ’CtkruS^,
as;
trie Barrie*, and th a t * Intend ••
r*alat*v aal* asm s w ith th e Clark
* t 'tka Cl fau lt Court a f Bamlaat*
C nuetr, PlarHte. In « •» * £ * "* •
w ith th e arovUloa* e f t h e F l M I tie** Name n u ta t e te -w tti tornttaa
l i li l t
murder last April XI of Mack
Charles Parker, B . At leeat one
wttneaa questioned far the grand
Jury Monday said be followed the
lawyer's advice.
The 13-man grand Jury, which
Includes one Negro, began Its In
vestigation two months alter a
county grand Jury at Poplarvllle,
Mia*., refused to take any action
in the ease.
Parker, a Negro truck driver
accused of raping a young white
woman, was dragged from hia
Jail cell at Poplarvllle far a mob
of masked men. He was shot to
death and his body dumped in
the Pearl River near Bogeluia,
La.
Four witnesses, including the
husband of the woman Parker
was accused of raping, went be
fore the grand Jury Monday. The
hearing was recessed while Jeff
Lee, « young mechanic, was in
the room, end Loo was the lin t
witness today.
Lee said the FBI, which inves
tigated the lynching for a month
laat summer, accused him of be
ing In Hattiesburg, Miaa., the day
before Parker waa abducted,
"looking for somebody to Join the
beHOOPS!
had gone to
gang . Lea
^ a psaid
p -----HatUasburg oaly to look t w a
Job.
The witnesses beard Monday,
a l from the Hattiesburg area,
wars reported to havo rejected
tavRatloa* to attood a meeting at
which the lynching allegedly was
rim itrl.
Federal Judge Sidney Mlu told
tbe grand Jurors limy may indict
an alvU rights and conspiracy
charge* anly if It la shown that
law anforcemant offtcera con
spired with the lynch mob.
• Govarnment-poeted me wnfaeh—r'asuggaeted retail list price toe Masawe)’
Monterey 2-door sedan.
n This price Includes: dwel heedUghta,
aalf-sdJuaUng brake*, directional signals,
back-up lights, wall-to-wall earpatteg.
safety steering wheel, safety padding,
3-speed electric windshield wipers,
safety glass in evary window, ehmatniaed
muffler, foam rubber seal wwahtew
(among many other evtrae).
• Full 126-inch wheel base —eamplate
luxury-car comfort—the beet-bwBt
NOT RESPONSIBLE
I will-not be mponslbl* for
other toon myself.
H. B. Marsh, *Br.
109 North Palmetto Ave.
Fieri!* nutate* 1**1 M
H. rn. Okamhec*
bilab Peak at. t*.
r
Traiii Plunges Off Bridge; 25Believed Dead
it. ma,
me
b
fan.
December 11, 1959
p . W. #00*1 ■ a n ! W(.tBABKTH
BOONS. fete wtto.
P * r* a!aata
a e n c a ear u u
•ra s iw iiS K ia r.
■ha b ear * 1 1 1 ft* e'etoek A. M*
a a tka tr e a t ete re e f th e aemtbol*
County C eart Ileus*, e t Sanford,
Florida, tha H onorable David Hatrhai. Clark a t the C treult Court e f
neatest*. County F lorida will
a tie r for Bale t* th e Makes* and
heat bidder to r eaak, a t eubtta o ate rr . tb s follew le* dearrlV** pro-
aUtoAto
Viola Jenkiaa, Sanford
■Ua* B oast, teadard
Job* Haaaell, ganford
Charlas Erickson, Sank
Jobs Mankm, DoBary
LiUle Green, Sanford
Evelyn Bourea, Sanford
JANUARY 1
lo u rs foot#, Sanford
Barbara Burnham, Sanfotd
Carolya Hagan, Sanford
Owm Daay, Worcheeter, Me
Batty Woodruff, Sanford
Joyce Stanley, Sanford
L oans an d D iscounts
B an k in g House, F u rn itu re , F ix tu re s
U. S. G ov't B o n d s....................................
O th er Bonds
Cash an d Due from B anks ee•ee*##*•*****•••
$ 4,492,677.42
189,400.00
3,752,565.61
1,522,296.65
1,578,404.31
C apital Stock
S urplus ........
U ndivided P ro fits
O ther R eserves ...
R eserve fo r Bad D ebts
U nearned D iscount
D e p o s its ...................
,
200 000.00
350,000.00
49,839.84
10,500.00
125,000.00
10,690,004.15
111,535,343.99
TOTAL RESOURCES
TOTAL LIA B ILITIES
.... Chairman of tha Board
........ ................. . President
................... Vice President
.... Assistant Vic* President
..... ....... ....... ........ Cashier
»»••»■•******* Assistant Caahiar
............. Assistant Caahiar
_____ _ Assistant Caahiar
..... Personal Loan Officer
Mfr. N.A.8. Bank Facility
Fred U. McNulty.....
T. B. Tucker..........
C. Howard McNulty
Mary B< Douglas .. ....
Boland A. Wanton .
Edward Davis ........
Patricia Gatchol .....
B. W. Knofh .......
BaJph W. PaaoJd ...
Hobart Lewis #.— —
Andrew Carrawny
C. B. Cionta — —.
Fred H. McNulty ....
C. Howard McNulty
W. A. Patrick____
T. E. Tucker
$11,535,343.99
Carrawny A MeKibbln Insurance Agency
. Farmer, Pres., Central Fla. Produofaew
Production Credit Aasoeiatioa
.....Chairman of the Board Hainan CHy
---------------Vice President of the Bank
----------- President, Patrick Fruit Corp.
--------------- . President of the Bonk
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Park Drive
Sanford's Orlando Dr. will be called Park Dr., dtp
commissioner* decided lant night. The commissioners
told Attorney William Hutchison to draw tip an ordi
nance changing the name of the continuation of Park
Ave. from 25* h St. to Hwy. 17-92. J. T. Haggerty wrote
the commissioner* th a t Park Drive ''would have more
acceptability to our present residents and be most logical
as the southern extension of Park Avenue."
WEATHER: Partly cloudy today and tonight. High today, T8-S4. Low tonight, 5S-C4.
SANFORD,
United Press Leased Wire Established 190S
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 6.1900
6." 1980
SANFORD, FLORIDA
FLORIDA
County Announces Giant Road Program In '6 0
341 Killed As Aitiliner
.Crashes Into Swamp
BOLIVIA, N. C. (UP1>- A Na
tional Air Lines plans carrying 24
persons on a vacation flight from
New York to Miami crashed with
explosive force in a swampy area
early today and all aboard were
killed.
Tha North Carolina highway pa
trol saM th en were am survivors.
| Tbe passengers had planned a
Jet flight but last-minute techni
cal difficulties farced them to
transfer to the Ul-fated DC*B. Tha
plan* crashed in a light raia a
few miles from where R wa* to
cross the coastline on the over
water portion of its flight.
Th# Jet bad been taken out of
service when a orach was noticed
in its windshield shortly before
tbe takeoff time. The 105 passeng
ers w an divided among two
smaller planes.
The wreckage, strewn over 12
acre* of the junglelike Green
Swamp area, wat broken into
Altamonte Gets
Phone Center
The Winter Park Telephone Company has purchased
property a t Sanford Avp. between F irat and Second St, in
Altamonte Springs and will s ta rt construction of k new cen
tral offion building this week, 1 . K. Galloway, president of
the company disclosed today.
"The contractor far the new building," Galloway said,
Allen Trcvilllon,. well.
Hews B riefs
eases last year, l i t as compared
with 07 the year before. Teta]
•umber of case* for the year was
JOT compared te M te MM.
•Dickinson Filters
Governor's Race
F o rm e r S e n a to r D ies
SEATTLE, Wash. (UPD-Formar U. g. Sea. Norris Bream (RNeb.) M, who introduced the 10th
Amendment legalising the federal
menme tax, died her* Tuesday.
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Sea. Brown served la the genate from
Feed O. Pteklnaan ef Waet M s lio r.te till, and was Nebraska's
Beach Jumped late the foveroor'a
race today and annnnnfod bo will 1888. He Introduced the teaolutioo
make dovniepotent ef ronda. and that sent tha income tax amend
w*unsays hte principal aim,
ment to the voters in 1303,
< • The St-year-eM Dickinson, who
has rover teat ■ political cam Stats V isit P la n s
paign. said he will wage the "hud*
WASHINGTON (UPI) - T h e
it-hlttlng. . .eruaade" ever waged
White House today announced
y a candidate lor effle*.
"1 am out to win and I'm going plana for a state visit by French
to win," ha told a group of news President Charles DcGsullc to the
men and Tallahassee supporter# ia United States beginning April It.
an hour aad eoe-half long proas DeGaulle originally bad expected
te visit Washington beginning
conference.
He said H. Elmo Robinson, West April 13. but with tbe delay In
Palm Beach attorney, who man- the East-Weat summit meeting
aged th* South Florida campaigns until mid-May, his visR caa be
of Sejt. George Hmaihcrs and all gin a few days later.
campaigns for Congressman Paul
Rogers, will be hi* state campaign P e rm it Law E ased
manager.
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - T h a
He said be will propose a sys •tale has relaxed for 80 days a
tem ef intar-cennccUng lakes that newly • patted requirement that
will permit a man te travel te state permits be obtained te build
every section ef Ihe stale without private boat decks. Tha Cabinet
taking bis boat from the waters Trustees ef the Internal Improve
Ha predicted such a program ment Fund took the settee Tues
would gryatly increase Florida's day after a complaint that con
Ek tax revenue.
struction of hundreds of privatelyHa also proposed ■ 25-year road owned docks in Pinellas County
building program, written into law waa being held up pending stile
ae that each new governor would
bavo te foiiew i t It would bo par
tially financed, be said, by ear
marking some 73 te 30 million
.dollars per biennium from auto
license tag revenues ia addition
te the present gasoline tax tends
Ttximas Mrlnnis. who teased th*
which go te roads.
Seminole Park Fairgrouads club
house from Sept. 1337 lo Oct. 30.
IBM has brought suit for 310.000
damages against the Fairgrounds
owners.
Jaycee week will kn celebrated Melon!*' claim, filed ia tbe
cnmtbouao last week, said that
te Sanford Jan. 17-SI.
Ihe Fatrgrra nds authorities have
refused I* comply with tbe 1387
lasso contract, specific*Uy the
i
{
On Track Lease
Jaycee W eek
Starts Jan. 17
Work la expected to atart "a* soon aa possible" on A
:lant $5 million road improvement program with all the pro*
ecta expected to be completed by mld*1961, County Com*
mlaaion Chairman John Kridcr announced today.
The money for the projecta will come out of primary
road money from the State Road Department, secondary
J
three* main piece*. Several ef the
200-old reiidente of Bolivia re*
ported hearing an explosion. The
wreckage did not burn.
The d e a d in c lu d e d » p a M e a
g er* . m o itly fro m the New York
m e tro p o lita n a r e a , a n d five crew
'
t |
_ . -
State Highway Patrolman A. N.
Clark laid some of the bodiei
were atlU (trapped in their seal*.
Soma of the victim*, ha laid, bad
donned Mae West lift jackets. A
couple of the Jackets w en inflat
ed.
By mid • morning at te**t U
bodiei had been found. They were
taken to a tent act up at- the
scene.
The victim* who wore thrown
from the plane wore buried in
about six inch** of mud, one eb*
aerver said.
Wilmington Airport Manager
John Westbrook said, "The
strange thing about the crash ia
MAYOR A. L. Wilaon turn* over gavel to Mayor Higginbotham and new
that w* have bean unable to find
Commissioner J. H. Crappe ia aworn in by Clerk Henry Tamm.
the engine* from Um plane. We
(Staff Photoa)
have searched aa area far about
a mile around the crash and the
anginas Just aren't to be found.”
The plane fell on a farm owned
hg Rkhard Randolph, who said
h# heard an eoptoetea. Randolph
said ho saw a fire but other*
NEW YORK (UPI)
laid the wreckage wa* not burn
price* at 1 p. m.t
ing whan they reached R.
American Airlines ...
Randolph said be and hU wife
American Tobacco ...
got ep when they beard the ex
American TAT ......
Earl
Higginbotham
was
unani
plosion but went beck to bed. Ho
at
R.
mously
elected
mayor
of
Sanford
said bis school-age aon discovered
Chryiler ..........
"I can assure yon of one thing Curtis* * Wright ,
the wreckage shortly after • a. by his fellow city commissioners
m.
last night. Commissioner Jog* —evgrythlng ' I do won’t please DuPont
........
- The n*l i disaster squad was Baker nominated Higginbotham everyone, bid I’ll try to pleas* Eastman Kodak .
dUpr t rh*g te Bathrid today to
Ford Motor ......
them," be said.
Ipattty VM M - U n jg ju ad ha* lor the post. /
General Elactrie .
Higginbotham acknowledged tha
Hkginbotham la a|«rUn| hla General Motor* •
l l i H E r t M W , R*MaMpi a numm the mayor’* ef. tblnj term on the rtt£ commis General Mfttrir*
sion, which ha woo unopposed fa Graham • Paig* .
last November’s election. **He Ini, T fc T ..........
signed e feur-maa invest listing
Kcl’a ................ .
served ae mayor In 1134.
team to visit the scene and ex
Loriilard ........... .
New nemmissioiner J. H. Crapps, Minute Maid ......
amine Um wreckage, headed by
also waa sworn la at last night*’ Penney
.............
special maetJng. Ccappa, who said Sears Roebuck ....
he would d T ^ T h * * M lhr >°b. Standard OU (NJ)
look over tb* teal occupied by Studebaker ........ .
WASHINGTON (CPI) - T b e Merle Werner.
U. S. Steel ..........
United Steel workers Union moved
Outgoing mayor A, L. Wilson Westinghouse 11.
today te sew up contracts with replaced his "Mayor Wilson"
■mailer sleet companies on th* name plate wilh a "Commissioner
Wilson" plaque. Ha compliment
bail* of Its agreement with the ed
the cummiiiianera with whom
"big It" producers.
he
had
served as mayor and said
Government officials said at
has "a fins bunch of city
least five small companies have Sanford
advised President Eisenhower’s employes."
Outgoing Commissioner Warner,
WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h e Nth fact-finding board they would not
City Manager Warren Knowles
also served a year as mayor,
Congress, from whose ranks could accept the big steel settlement. II who
■aid the city father* had hern a give a report lo the City Com
come the naxt president of the was not Immediately known If very
cooperative group ami he mission last night showing that
United States, convened for Its tbe companies merely were tak
believed
they bad worked in Ugu the valuation of building In San
second seseion today to grappla ing a bargaining position oc^would best interests
ford for 1950 was 92,273,323 .as
of Sanford.
with election . year probUms and stick by their guns.
compared to >1.333,227 In IBM.
politics.
But union President David J.
Fees collected for building,
Til# flgriiiing tlgy
if McDonald said he didn't etpect
electric and plumbing permits
both th* House and Senate were any difficulty In applying the steel
were 33,393.73 against te.333.33
largely routine and ceremonial. settlement to the smaller steel
for IBM. The greatest Increase In
No formal business waa planned firms and iron ore companies.
permits Issued was In the build
In either body thin week.
New county maps have been re ing division where 341 permits
Leaders ef the top heavy Dem
ceived by the county soning office, brought In 37,431 In fee* against
ocratic majority, frustrated last Auxiliary To Meet
the board of commissioners were 552 permits and 34,783.50 te tees
year by President Eisenhower's
for ISM
The American Legion Auxiliary informed yesterday.
•fferUvl* i n af the veto, post nf Sanford's Campbell • Lossing The new maps were prepared hy
Tha 342 plumbing permits
poned any maneuvaring until after Post 33 will meet to the post Ihe Dowling Appraisal Co. and can issued
brought the city 3310.73 In
the chief executive delivers his headquarter* on Hwy, 11-32 Fri be secured in the eounty clerk's
1330 against 3440 for 274 permits
State ef the Union message te • day at 7:30 p.»m.
ia IBM.
ollfc* te th* courthouse.
Joint **iiteu Thursday.
Senate Republicans scbadulad
their opening party conference for
Ih'.a afternoon. Senate Democrats
deferred their program—mapping
meeting until after Eisenhower's
presentation of his lieo program.
House Speaker Sara Rayburn,
ruling out major lax cuts, pre
dicted that Congress will boost
th* SI an hour minimum wag*
and liberalise tbe social security
program.
Rayburn invited House mem
ber*—but pointedly did not urge
them—te take quick action te
Steelworkers Move
ToSewUp Pacts
New County Maps
Are Available
Bench Request
Is Turned Down
*
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fy i |f J\3u Mn fr
tr n A wo
IU lU n V v i
T
K
,
f,
The widening of Sanford Ave,
from IS 9t. to Gindervilte is expectrd to start within tha next
two months.
The board of eounly commis
sioners gave their approval yes
terday to work with the city on
the widening project.
This project is in the budget
as part of the county's 11 million
bond issue and will result in the
four-lining giving added access
to the Naval Air Station and
downtown traffic, whiek has increated greatly.
At yesterday’s board meeting.
Commlisloner Lawrence Swotford opposed the jolat widening
project.
"I am not going; to taka lax
money away from the county's
fastest growing area (he referred
to Altamonte Springs) and put K
in Sanford," ha said.
Commission Chairman John
Krider said that there are road
naeds in alt of the five dlitrlcts,
‘‘but we must Start somewhere."
A compromise was fin ally reachad when two Alalmonte Springs
strait* were added te the tenta
tive plaae far tha lountyte road
building program.
Tha widening construction pro
ject will include paving ef San
ford Ave., plu» all drainage line#
and curbing involved.
Cost of the project waa ae( at
f2M.UI.4i.
By United Press latanattenal
A Yankee • style mow storm
marched through Dixie today,
spreading winter misery from
Texas to Virginia.
Schools and highways were clos
ed ia th* storm area. Some com
munities were crippled when
power line* snapped under tbe
weight ef lee and snow.
At least three parsons were
known dead in the storm's wak*.
Three others wars missing In a
private plane.
Inches of aoow.
It twirled into Oklahoma, knifed
into th* Tax as Panhandle and
thee hit hard at Arkansas. Cros
sing the Mississippi River, the
snow headed eastward, blanketing
Tennessee and Kentucky.
The storm roamed through
parts of Mississippi, Alabama,
West Virginia, Virginia and North
Carolina. It was espected to push
northward into parts of Illinois,
Indians and Ohio later today.
The Weather Bureau warned up
I* seven inches would accumulate
In Tronasse* end Kentucky, Dur
ing a six-hour period Tuesday
night, five Inches fell In Bristol,
on this Tennassro-Virglnis border,
Tha big Memphis . Arkansas
bridge spanning the Mississippi
River at Mamphia was closed te
all but emergency traffic, strand
ing hundreds of West Memphis
residents on tbe wrong aide of
the river. The bridge waa reopen-
City Accepts Bids
O i W oter M a te rial
City Commisitenera last night
refused a Lakeland advertising
firm's request te put S3 benches
in Sanford with advertising an
them.
CUy Manager Warren E. Know
les said that the advertising prob
ably would be lor nationally known
firm* and tkat th* Lakeland or
ganisation wanted tha SanfordSeminole Jaycees te Sponsor (ho
project. The Jaycees would receive
II per bench par year.
Heart Council Meets
I
gasoline tax money and thl* year's
road and bridge fund.
NewWidening ; r ; r
m e m b e r* .
Congress Opens
With Election
Year Problems
ll» *
MARCH o r DIMES MAILERS to light pelto wore mniUd Saturday.
oU Onuntjr Monk of Dimes chairman John Inula Snips postal star!
Wercy load the mailers, onto s postage cart and given Pinny s c
wljlllrhiltiEnff'
Th* CUy Commission swardsd
llu.B3d.34 worth of bids an water
division materials te alsht low
bidders on it Items last'nifht.
Bids were awarded te Hugbta
Supply. Inc. tee brass at 3741.40,
galvanised pip* at 31,748.81. and
gooseneck* at 33U.M; to R. D.
Wood, Cm. for | ia m worth of Are
hydrants, te Lang Co. for 31.731.48
worth of meter yokes, te Adams
Supply C*. ter 3383 worth ef fRBnga, M i le Ban Crtbfcu, in*.
roadi," Krider emphasised.
l,#“,t|ed ,h*1work *■*«p*»«*
to **■»* within th* naxt few days
on county road* and work by con*
tract in early February,
Among the major mad Improve,
menl project* that wilt atari wtU
be Sanford Ave. from GlndecvQte
to Geneva; SR 427 from Alta*
monte Spring* to the Orange Coun
ty lint, Wait Firat St. from
French Ave. to Interatate 400,
SR 430 from Altamonte Spring*
lo the turkey farm, SR 415 con
necting a link from Geneva from
.Mellonvilla to French, Bear Lake
Road to the Orange County Una
and SR 427 from Longweod te
Altamonte Spriaga.
Out af this year's road and
bridge fund money tbe eounty
will take 1133.000 fer new roadi
which will include Sanford Ave,
Park Ave. Wiley and Roaa Drive*,
Myrtle Road and Geneva Lake
Road In Dictriet 1
In District I tha county wtt
work with the city in widening
Sanford Ave.
In Dielrict 3 road ImprovemMU
will Include. Humphrey, Cecelia
Ave*., Jewel Drive, South Street
and Lyman School read while
District 4 road hnprovtmait*
will include Prairie Lake Drive,
District I will aee Improve*
manta In Banana Labe Read.
Seminole Fiah Camp Reed m i
Loch Arbor.
Courthoure Sets
NewOffice Hours
I’n n E .
wit keep Me e#>
(ices open during Ihe aeon hence
■tartInf Monday.
Commissioner* yaitcrday appro*•d a request by CommlnIWMO
Lawrence Swafford te keep all the
offices open because of the heavy
volume of builntia new done.
Tax Assessor Richard McCanns
told tha board that hi* office al
ready hac'put Ibe plan Into effect
and Clerk of the Circuit Court
David Gatchal said he plans tn
start tha new office hours Monday.
Tli# courthouse has been Jam
med this week with residents filing
for homestead exemption, picking
up their 1380 auto lags and paying
Ihsir taxes.
Furniture Stores
Continue Closing
The Sanford Retail F u a t
Dealers will continue their rag
Wednesday afternoon cluing,
cording te Charter Muse ef M
er’a, chairman of th* ftsral
group.
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Angry' TV Fan
Ihree Wiled
In Fiery Car,
Track Collision
MILA!*, Italy (W O — A *!*• tojnnd la ee* of Italy’* «w*t werk la Milan. M jumped th«
(TANTftRBURY, England (UP!) cam* him and ha Mitered the
eoaek
train Japimcd with com- poitwar diaaalcra. The new* agee- track* on the temporary bridle on
—John L. McNally, M, had had ahop with a 11-pound »lodge ham
mer and amaahed e r a r tetertrien meters plunged at Ugh apeed oft cy Malta estimated N parson*
MAIMING)TOPf (UP!) - Vine
President Richard M. Nina’* pm
WJeal f a c t n amed today aa g
tary James P. Mitchell. Nismt’i
partner in the bahind-tbe-scene*
negotiation*. Mitchell often haa
been mentioned aa a vice pmiden-
the Afl-gtar baaabaH game to Pittaburgh.
lap. Roman C. PucJasU (D ll.)
charged that too steal settlemeet
waa arranged to give political ad
vantage to Niton, who apparently
wtO got faa OOP prai ideatlal asmInaOon.
Rep. Ray J. Madden (D Ind.)
said. "Niton personally had aa
much to do with aettltog the strike
aa I had/'
Madden, whose district Includes
the steel center of Gary, said any
report! that Nison arranged the
■teal agreement were "just pel illcal eamouflago to build him up"
far the Republican presidential
nomination.
Mitchell flatly denied that cam
paign palltlee had anything to da
with the agreement.
Hospital
DECEMBER M
Admissions
Evelyn Bowes, Sanford
Irving Brandt, Chicago, 1U.
Gertrude Itewnrt, flnnferd
Jean fl. Dykeau, Banfotd
Carol Ann Vans*, flaafsn
Pay Ives, Sanford
Rupert Letsenring, Benferd
■titan Caldwell, Sanford
Howard Fertile, Sanford
Shirley Purnell, Sanford
Birtha
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Venae,
Benferd, a eon
Mr. aad Mr*. Arthur Boyd,
Sanford, a daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Charfaa Enta-
Windham, trim handled toe colli
sion near here Saturday which
took ntoo live*, described the
accident aa "owe ef the went I
have ever seen."
He said the late model sedan
was aquatood Mm an neeerdien
to abewt half k normal eiaa. The
truck waa also ■ total loaa.
Windham said the accident ecoarred abertiy baton midnight
when the automobile apparently
swerved suddenly across the cantor torn end tot the aeml tnHer
IwwIhni*
The truck pushed W ear about
n feet dawn the highway before
coming to i atop and bursting
into flamaa.
Mra. Virginia Neely Lading, a
former Sanford reahteot and grad
uate of lemlnola High School to
IBB, died Jan. 1 In Tamaqua, Pa.
She was bora la Ocala In 1MI.
flba is survived far her husband.
Alvin E. Lading of Detroit; a too,
McNally went Into the ahop a today aad craabed into a factory 'The Irein, made up ri • iocsmotive, a baggage car JEd •**
eery angry man" defenre lawyer yard V fact below.
Michael Lewi* told a court Mon
The Transport Ministry la Roma coacbca, waa carrying commuter*
from Sondrio and another town to
day. "He got hlmaelf workad up."
**I am satisfied that what yon
did waa under great prevoemtk*
aad hr eircumataacaa which might
auha a aaaa angry,” ante Court
Deputy Chairman Chriibnaa Humphrtea. "You won juetlfled In
being croaa.”
But Humphriaa sentenced Me*
Nelly to aim month* to Jail.
1IL0XI, Miaa. ( W i ) - A lawvrr
said today he bee advised eight
protective witaeaeea to infuse to
■newer quoatloa* of a federal
grand Jury InveaUgating the
lyacb-murder of a young Negro.
The lawyer, who aaked that hia
name not bo mod, told a UPI
reporter be advised eight of hia
clients to plead the Plflh Amend
ment when questioned by U. S.
aUonwye about the abduction and
murder last April XI of Mack
Charles Parker, B. At leeat one
wttneaa questioned far the grand
Jury Monday said be followed the
lawyer's advice.
The 13-man grand Jury, which
Includes one Negro, began Its In
vestigation two months alter a
county grand Jury at Poplarvllle,
Mia*., refused to take any action
in the ease.
Parker, a Negro truck driver
accused of raping a young white
woman, was dragged from hia
Jail cell at Poplarvllle far a mob
of masked men. He was shot to
death and his body dumped in
the Pearl River near Bogeluia,
La.
Four witnesses, including the
husband of the woman Parker
was accused of raping, went be
fore the grand Jury Monday. The
hearing was recessed while Jeff
Lee, « young mechanic, was in
the room, end Loo was the lint
witness today.
Lee said the FBI, which inves
tigated the lynching for a month
laat summer, accused him of be
ing In Hattiesburg, Miaa., the day
before Parker waa abducted,
"looking for somebody to Join the
Lea
beHOOPS!
had gone to
gang .^
a psaid
p -----HatUasburg oaly to look t w a
Job.
The witnesses beard Monday,
a l from the Hattiesburg area,
wars reported to havo rejected
tavRatloa* to attood a meeting at
which the lynching allegedly was
rimitrl.
Federal Judge Sidney Mlu told
tbe grand Jurors limy may indict
an alvU rights and conspiracy
charge* anly if It la shown that
law anforcemant offtcera con
spired with the lynch mob.
Ministers Slate
Meeting Thursday
AR minister* of Seminole County
and South Volusia are invited to at
tend the meeting of the Seminole
County Ministerial Association
Thursday morning. The meeting
win be held at the Pint Methodtat
Church beginning at •:*• a. m.
Coffee will bb served during the
first quarter hour after which the
regular session of devotional pro
gram and bualnesa will follow.
Officers elected at tba last meetlag will ha installed and they will
Immediately assume their respon
sibilities far the earning year.
Rev, Donald Gravcnmlar will ba
installed aa tha president. Other
afBeara are, Rev. Ernest BoUck,
Marion P. Jmma. fatoor ef
k tM
hounbt
oivkk
B iatoJa fappfa’ Oe. ef Aeotorl,
The dlacuaakm of toe report on
died In a hospital la Huntington permanent leglslatioo will ba reW. Ve., today attar hotog ■ far
tom yeera. ftp to awrrtrad fey Ma anmed. I fa e enmptotlen af the
wMa, Byte, aad eia tolldran. Pan- eonatderaUoo ad thta report It will
ho adopted •• the organisational
- A S r V ’ C tk ru S ^ ,
as;
trie Barrie*, and that * Intend ••
r*alat*v aal* asms with the Clark
*t 'tka Clfault Court af Bamlaat*
Cnuetr, PlarHte. In «•»*£*"*•
with the arovUloa* eftheFlM Itie** Name nutate te-wtti tornttaa
lililt
N t ta rig h t.
Per hr# yeera hia teteviaten aet
acted up. The acreen would go
dark when hia wife tried Ur watch
the afternoon homemakers pro
gram.
tt would brook doom during the
weeterna, causing the children to
hunt late team.
He kept loolng kb favorite pangram right la the middle.
McNally brooded about thle and
the shop where he had purchased
M . P. J on ts D i l i
In W est V irginio
Memoa to
Traiii Plunges Off Bridge; 25 Believed Dead
prevented the tnglnaar Brato
log -signal* which ordered a
reduced to ate milea aa horn
the temporary eteet bridge.
• Govarnment-poeted me wnfaeh—r'asuggaeted retail list price toe Masawe)’
Monterey 2-door sedan.
n This price Includes: dwel heedUghta,
aalf-sdJuaUng brake*, directional signals,
back-up lights, wall-to-wall earpatteg.
safety steering wheel, safety padding,
3-speed electric windshield wipers,
safety glass in evary window, ehmatniaed
muffler, foam rubber seal wwahtew
(among many other evtrae).
• Full 126-inch wheel base —eamplate
luxury-car comfort—the beet-bwBt
NOT RESPONSIBLE
I will-not be mponslbl* for
other toon myself.
H. B. Marsh, *Br.
109 North Palmetto Ave.
F ieri!* nutate* 1**1 M
H. rn. Okamhec*
bilab Peak at. t*. me b fan.
r it. ma,
December 11, 1959
p. W. #00*1 ■ an! W(.tBABKTH
BOONS. fete wtto.
P*r*a!aata
a en ca ear u u
• r a s iw iiS K ia r .
■ha bear *111 ft* e'etoek A. M*
aa tka treat etere ef the aemtbol*
County Ceart Ileus*, et Sanford,
Florida, tha Honorable David Hatrhai. Clark at the Ctreult Court ef
neatest*. County Florida will
atier for Bale t* the Makes* and
heat bidder tor eaak, at eubtta oaterr. tbs follewle* dearrlV** pro-
aUtoAto
Viola Jenkiaa, Sanford
■Ua* Boast, teadard
Job* Haaaell, ganford
Charlas Erickson, Sank
Jobs Mankm, DoBary
LiUle Green, Sanford
Evelyn Bourea, Sanford
JANUARY 1
lours foot#, Sanford
Barbara Burnham, Sanfotd
Carolya Hagan, Sanford
Owm Daay, Worcheeter, Me
Batty Woodruff, Sanford
Joyce Stanley, Sanford
Loans and Discounts
B anking House, Furniture, Fixtures
U. S. G ov't B o n d s...................................
Other Bonds
Cash and Due from Banks ee•ee*##*•*****•••
$ 4,492,677.42
189,400.00
3,752,565.61
1,522,296.65
1,578,404.31
Capital Stock
Surplus ........
Undivided P rofits
Other Reserves ...
Reserve fo r Bad Debts
Unearned Discount
D e p o sits...................
,
200 0 00.00
350,000.00
49,839.84
10,500.00
125,000.00
10,690,004.15
111,535,343.99
TO TA L RESOURCES
TO TA L LIABILITIES
.... Chairman of tha Board
........ ................. . President
...... .............. Vice President
.... Assistant Vic* President
..... ....... ....... ........ Cashier
»»••»■•******* Assistant Caahiar
........ ...... Assistant Caahiar
______ _ Assistant Caahiar
..... Personal Loan O fficer
M fr. N.A.8. Bank Facility
Fred U. McNulty.....
T. B. Tucker.... .......
C. Howard McNulty
Mary B< Douglas .. ....
Boland A. Wanton .
Edward Davis ........
Patricia Gatchol .....
B. W . Knofh ........
BaJph W. PaaoJd ...
Hobart Lewis #.— —
$11,535,343.99
Andrew Carrawny
C. B. Cionta — —.
Carrawny A MeKibbln Insurance Agency
. Farmer, Pres., Central Fla. Produofaew
Production Credit Aasoeiatioa
Fred H. McNulty ....
C. Howard McNulty
W. A. Patrick_____
T. E. Tucker
..... Chairman of the Board Hainan CHy
----------- ------Vice President of the Bank
------------- President, Patrick Fruit Corp.
----------------- . President of the Bonk
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Park Drive
Sanford's Orlando Dr. will be called Park Dr., dtp
commissioner* decided lant night. The commissioners
told Attorney William Hutchison to draw tip an ordi
nance changing the name o f the continuation o f Park
Ave. from 25* h St. to Hwy. 17-92. J. T. Haggerty wrote
the commissioner* that Park Drive ''would have more
acceptability to our present residents and be most logical
as the southern extension o f Park Avenue."
W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy today and tonight. High today, T8-S4. Low tonight, 5S-C4.
United Press Leased Wire
Established 190S
W EDNESDAY. JAN U ARY 6.1900
6." 1980
SANFORD,
SANFORD, FLORIDA
FLORIDA
County Announces Giant Road Program In '6 0
341 Killed As Aitiliner
.Crashes Into Swamp
BOLIVIA, N. C. (UP1>- A Na
tional Air Lines plans carrying 24
persons on a vacation flight from
New York to Miami crashed with
explosive force in a swampy area
early today and all aboard were
killed.
Tha North Carolina highway pa
trol saM then were am survivors.
| Tbe passengers had planned a
Jet flight but last-minute techni
cal difficulties farced them to
transfer to the Ul-fated DC*B. Tha
plan* crashed in a light raia a
few miles from where R wa* to
cross the coastline on the over
water portion of its flight.
Th# Jet bad been taken out of
service when a orach was noticed
in its windshield shortly before
tbe takeoff time. The 105 passeng
ers wan divided among two
smaller planes.
The wreckage, strewn over 12
acre* of the junglelike Green
Swamp area, wat broken into
Altam onte Gets
Phone Center
The W inter Park Telephone Company has purchased
property at Sanford Avp. between Firat and Second St, in
Altamonte Springs and will start construction o f k new cen
tral offion building this week, 1. K. Galloway, president of
the company disclosed today.
"T h e contractor far the new building," Galloway said,
Allen Trcvilllon,. well.
Hews Briefs
•Dickinson
Filters
i
Governor's Race
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Sea.
Feed O. Pteklnaan ef Waet M s
Beach Jumped late the foveroor'a
race today and annnnnfod bo will
make dovniepotent ef ronda. and
w*unsays hte principal aim,
<• The St-year-eM Dickinson, who
has rover teat ■ political cam
paign. said he will wage the "hud*
it-hlttlng. . .eruaade" ever waged
y a candidate lor effle*.
"1 am out to win and I'm going
to win," ha told a group of news
men and Tallahassee supporter# ia
an hour aad eoe-half long proas
conference.
He said H. Elmo Robinson, West
Palm Beach attorney, who managed th* South Florida campaigns
of Sejt. George Hmaihcrs and all
campaigns for Congressman Paul
Rogers, will be hi* state campaign
manager.
He said be will propose a sys
tem ef intar-cennccUng lakes that
will permit a man te travel te
every section ef Ihe stale without
taking bis boat from the waters
Ha predicted such a program
would gryatly increase Florida's
Ek tax revenue.
Ha also proposed ■ 25-year road
building program, written into law
ae that each new governor would
bavo te foiiew it It would bo par
tially financed, be said, by ear
marking some 73 te 30 million
.dollars per biennium from auto
license tag revenues ia addition
te the present gasoline tax tends
which go te roads.
{
three* main piece*. Several ef the
200-old reiidente of Bolivia re*
ported hearing an explosion. The
wreckage did not burn.
The dead included » paMea
ger*. moitly from the New York
metropolitan area, and five crew
member*.
State Highway Patrolman A. N.
Clark laid some of the bodiei
were atlU (trapped in their seal*.
Soma of the victim*, ha laid, bad
donned Mae West lift jackets. A
couple of the Jackets wen inflat
ed.
By mid • morning at te**t U
bodiei had been found. They were
taken to a tent act up at- the
scene.
The victim* who wore thrown
from the plane wore buried in
about six inch** of mud, one eb*
aerver said.
Wilmington Airport Manager
John Westbrook said,
"The
strange thing about the crash ia
that w* have bean unable to find
the engine* from Um plane. We
have searched aa area far about
a mile around the crash and the
anginas Just aren't to be found.”
The plane fell on a farm owned
hg Rkhard Randolph, who said
h# heard an eoptoetea. Randolph
said ho saw a fire but other*
laid the wreckage wa* not burn
ing whan they reached R.
Randolph said be and hU wife
got ep when they beard the ex
plosion but went beck to bed. Ho
said bis school-age aon discovered
the wreckage shortly after • a.
m.
- The n*l i disaster squad was
dUprt rh*g te Bathrid today to
Ipattty V M M - Unjgjuad ha*
l liH E r t M W ,R*MaMpi a num-
W ork la expected to atart "a* soon aa possible" on A
:lant $5 million road improvement program with all the pro*
ecta expected to be completed by mld*1961, County Com*
mlaaion Chairman John Kridcr announced today.
The money for the projecta will come out o f primary
road money from the State Road Department, secondary
'
gasoline tax money and thl* year's
t|
ll»* I
*
road and bridge fund.
J
New Widening
_
-
_
.
.
f i f \ 3n frtrn A wo
M AYOR A. L. Wilaon turn* over gavel to Mayor Higginbotham and new
Commissioner J. H. Crappe ia aworn in by Clerk Henry Tamm.
(S ta ff Photoa)
Earl Higginbotham was unani
mously elected mayor of Sanford
by his fellow city commissioners
last night. Commissioner Jog*
Baker nominated Higginbotham
lor the post. /
Higginbotham acknowledged tha
m the mayor’* ef.
signed e feur-maa invest listing
team to visit the scene and ex
amine Um wreckage, headed by
Steelworkers Move
To Sew Up Pacts
Congress Opens
With Election
Year Problems
WASHINGTON (CPI) - T b e
United Steel workers Union moved
today te sew up contracts with
■mailer sleet companies on th*
bail* of Its agreement with the
"big It" producers.
Government officials said at
least five small companies have
advised President Eisenhower’s
fact-finding board they would not
accept the big steel settlement. II
was not Immediately known If
tbe companies merely were tak
ing a bargaining position oc^would
stick by their guns.
But union President David J.
McDonald said he didn't etpect
any difficulty In applying the steel
settlement to the smaller steel
firms and iron ore companies.
eases last year, lit as compared
with 07 the year before. Teta]
WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h e Nth
•umber of case* for the year was
Congress, from whose ranks could
JOT compared te M te MM.
come the naxt president of the
Form er Senator D ies United States, convened for Its
second seseion today to grappla
SEATTLE, Wash. (UPD-For- with election . year probUms and
mar U. g. Sea. Norris Bream (R- politics.
Neb.) M, who introduced the 10th
Til# flgriiiing tlgy
if
Amendment legalising the federal both th* House and Senate were
menme tax, died her* Tuesday. largely routine and ceremonial.
Brown served la the genate from No formal business waa planned
lior.te till, and was Nebraska's In either body thin week.
Leaders ef the top heavy Dem
1888. He Introduced the teaolutioo ocratic majority, frustrated last
that sent tha income tax amend year by President Eisenhower's
ment to the voters in 1303,
•fferUvl* i n a f the veto, post
poned any maneuvaring until after
Stats V isit Plans
the chief executive delivers his
WASHINGTON (UPI) - T h e State ef the Union message te •
White House today announced Joint **iiteu Thursday.
Senate Republicans scbadulad
plana for a state visit by French
President Charles DcGsullc to the their opening party conference for
United States beginning April It. Ih'.a afternoon. Senate Democrats
DeGaulle originally bad expected deferred their program—mapping
te visit Washington beginning meeting until after Eisenhower's
April 13. but with tbe delay In presentation of his lieo program.
House Speaker Sara Rayburn,
the East-Weat summit meeting
until mid-May, his visR caa be ruling out major lax cuts, pre
dicted that Congress will boost
gin a few days later.
th* SI an hour minimum wag*
and liberalise tbe social security
Perm it Law Eased
program.
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - T ha
Rayburn invited House mem
•tale has relaxed for 80 days a ber*—but pointedly did not urge
newly •patted requirement that them—te take quick action te
state permits be obtained te build
private boat decks. Tha Cabinet
Trustees ef the Internal Improve
ment Fund took the settee Tues
day after a complaint that con
struction of hundreds of privatelyowned docks in Pinellas County
waa being held up pending stile Bench R equest
.
Auxiliary To Meet
The American Legion Auxiliary
nf Sanford's Campbell • Lossing
Post 33 will meet to the post
headquarter* on Hwy, 11-32 Fri
day at 7:30 p.»m.
NEW YORK (UPI)
price* at 1 p. m.t
American Airlines ...
American Tobacco ...
American TAT ......
at R.
"I can assure yon of one thing
—evgrythlng ' I do won’t please
everyone, bid I’ll try to pleas*
them," be said.
Hkginbotham la a|«rUn| hla
tblnj term on the rtt£ commis
sion, which ha woo unopposed fa
last November’s election. **He
served ae mayor In 1134.
New nemmissioiner J. H. Crapps,
also waa sworn la at last night*’
special maetJng. Ccappa, who said
he would d T ^ T h * * M lhr >°b.
look over tb* teal occupied by
Merle Werner.
Outgoing mayor A, L. Wilson
replaced his "Mayor Wilson"
name plate wilh a "Commissioner
Wilson" plaque. Ha compliment
ed the cummiiiianera with whom
he had served as mayor and said
Sanford has "a fins bunch of city
employes."
Outgoing Commissioner Warner,
who also served a year as mayor,
■aid the city father* had hern a
very cooperative group ami he
believed they bad worked in Ugu
best interests of Sanford.
New County M aps
Are A vailable
New county maps have been re
ceived by the county soning office,
the board of commissioners were
informed yesterday.
The new maps were prepared hy
Ihe Dowling Appraisal Co. and can
be secured in the eounty clerk's
ollfc* te th* courthouse.
Chryiler .........
Curtis* * Wright ,
DuPont
........
Eastman Kodak .
Ford Motor ......
General Elactrie .
General Motor* •
General Mfttrir*
Graham • Paig* .
Ini, T fc T .........
Kcl’a ............... .
Loriilard ............
Minute Maid ......
Penney
............
Sears Roebuck ....
Standard OU (NJ)
Studebaker .........
U. S. Steel .........
Westinghouse 11.
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f,
The widening of Sanford Ave,
from IS 9t. to Gindervilte is expectrd to start within tha next
two months.
The board of eounly commis
sioners gave their approval yes
terday to work with the city on
the widening project.
This project is in the budget
as part of the county's 11 million
bond issue and will result in the
four-lining giving added access
to the Naval Air Station and
downtown traffic, whiek has increated greatly.
At yesterday’s board meeting.
Commlisloner Lawrence Swotford opposed the jolat widening
project.
"I am not going; to taka lax
money away from the county's
fastest growing area (he referred
to Altamonte Springs) and put K
in Sanford," ha said.
Commission Chairman John
Krider said that there are road
naeds in alt of the five dlitrlcts,
‘‘but we must Start somewhere."
A compromise was finally reachad when two Alalmonte Springs
strait* were added te the tenta
tive plaae far tha lountyte road
building program.
Tha widening construction pro
ject will include paving ef San
ford Ave., plu» all drainage line#
and curbing involved.
Cost of the project waa ae( at
f2M.UI.4i.
By United Press latanattenal
A Yankee • style mow storm
marched through Dixie today,
spreading winter misery from
Texas to Virginia.
Schools and highways were clos
ed ia th* storm area. Some com
munities were crippled when
power line* snapped under tbe
weight ef lee and snow.
At least three parsons were
known dead in the storm's wak*.
Three others wars missing In a
private plane.
City Manager Warren Knowles
give a report lo the City Com
mission last night showing that
the valuation of building In San
ford for 1950 was 92,273,323 .as
compared to >1.333,227 In IBM.
Fees collected for building,
electric and plumbing permits
were 33,393.73 against te.333.33
for IBM. The greatest Increase In
permits Issued was In the build
ing division where 341 permits
brought In 37,431 In fee* against
552 permits and 34,783.50 te tees
for ISM
Tha 342 plumbing permits
issued brought the city 3310.73 In
1330 against 3440 for 274 permits Inches of aoow.
It twirled into Oklahoma, knifed
ia IBM.
into th* Tax as Panhandle and
thee hit hard at Arkansas. Cros
sing the Mississippi River, the
snow headed eastward, blanketing
Tennessee and Kentucky.
The storm roamed through
parts of Mississippi, Alabama,
West Virginia, Virginia and North
Carolina. It was espected to push
northward into parts of Illinois,
Indians and Ohio later today.
The Weather Bureau warned up
I* seven inches would accumulate
In Tronasse* end Kentucky, Dur
ing a six-hour period Tuesday
night, five Inches fell In Bristol,
on this Tennassro-Virglnis border,
Tha big Memphis . Arkansas
bridge spanning the Mississippi
River at Mamphia was closed te
all but emergency traffic, strand
ing hundreds of West Memphis
residents on tbe wrong aide of
the river. The bridge waa reopen-
Is Turned Down
O n T rack Lease
Ttximas Mrlnnis. who teased th*
Seminole Park Fairgrouads club
house from Sept. 1337 lo Oct. 30.
Jaycee W eek
IBM has brought suit for 310.000
damages against the Fairgrounds
Starts Jan. 17
owners.
Jaycee week will kn celebrated Melon!*' claim, filed ia tbe
cnmtbouao last week, said that
te Sanford Jan. 17-SI.
Ihe Fatrgrra nds authorities have
refused I* comply with tbe 1387
lasso contract, specific*Uy the
City Commisitenera last night
refused a Lakeland advertising
firm's request te put S3 benches
in Sanford with advertising an
them.
CUy Manager Warren E. Know
les said that the advertising prob
ably would be lor nationally known
firm* and tkat th* Lakeland or
ganisation wanted tha SanfordSeminole Jaycees te Sponsor (ho
project. The Jaycees would receive
II per bench par year.
Heart Council Meets
C ity A cc e p ts Bids
O i W oter M aterial
MARCH o r DIMES MAILERS to light pelto wore mniUd Saturday.
oU Onuntjr Monk of Dimes chairman John Inula Snips postal star!
Wercy load the mailers, onto s postage cart and given Pinny s c
w ljlllr h ilt iE n f f '
Th* CUy Commission swardsd
llu.B3d.34 worth of bids an water
division materials te alsht low
bidders on it Items last'nifht.
Bids were awarded te Hugbta
Supply. Inc. tee brass at 3741.40,
galvanised pip* at 31,748.81. and
gooseneck* at 33U.M; to R. D.
Wood, Cm. for |ia m worth of Are
hydrants, te Lang Co. for 31.731.48
worth of meter yokes, te Adams
Supply C*. ter 3383 worth ef fRBnga, M i le Ban Crtbfcu, in*.
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ro a d i," K r id e r emphasised.
l,#“ ,t|ed ,h*1work *■*«p*»«*
to **■»* within th* naxt few days
on county road* and work by con*
tract in early February,
Among the major mad Improve,
menl project* that wilt atari wtU
be Sanford Ave. from GlndecvQte
to Geneva; SR 427 from Alta*
monte Spring* to the Orange Coun
ty lint, Wait Firat St. from
French Ave. to Interatate 400,
SR 430 from Altamonte Spring*
lo the turkey farm, SR 415 con
necting a link from Geneva from
.Mellonvilla to French, Bear Lake
Road to the Orange County Una
and SR 427 from Longweod te
Altamonte Spriaga.
Out af this year's road and
bridge fund money tbe eounty
will take 1133.000 fer new roadi
which will include Sanford Ave,
Park Ave. Wiley and Roaa Drive*,
Myrtle Road and Geneva Lake
Road In Dictriet 1
In District I tha county wtt
work with the city in widening
Sanford Ave.
In Dielrict 3 road ImprovemMU
will Include. Humphrey, Cecelia
Ave*., Jewel Drive, South Street
and Lyman School read while
District 4 road hnprovtmait*
will include Prairie Lake Drive,
District I will aee Improve*
manta In Banana Labe Read.
Seminole Fiah Camp Reed m i
Loch Arbor.
Courthoure Sets
New Office Hours
I’nnE.
wit keep Me e#>
(ices open during Ihe aeon hence ■tartInf Monday.
&
Commissioner* yaitcrday appro*- <
•d a request by CommlnIWMO - ",
Lawrence Swafford te keep all the
offices open because of the heavy
volume of builntia new done.
Tax Assessor Richard McCanns ’
told tha board that hi* office al
ready hac'put Ibe plan Into effect
and Clerk of the Circuit Court
David Gatchal said he plans tn
start tha new office hours Monday.
Tli# courthouse has been Jam
med this week with residents filing
for homestead exemption, picking
up their 1380 auto lags and paying
Ihsir taxes.
Furniture Stores
C on tinu e C losing
The Sanford Retail Fuat
Dealers will continue their rag
Wednesday afternoon cluing,
cording te Charter Muse ef M
er’a, chairman of th* ftsral
group.
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WASHINGTON (UPI)-Prcsl
look at hla State of tha Union
Meaaage today with mambdte of
tha cabinet looking over hi*
•boulder.
Eiaenhower, Juit back from a
golfing holiday in Augusta, Ga.,
celled tha cabinet to the While
Houae for a run-through of tha
maaaaga which urilt eat tha tone
af hla admlnlatratiott'a legislative
program far tha new eeaalon of
Congress.
ELTON C. WHITEHEAD,
Military personnel office
supervisor won promoted
to Senior Chief Yeoman.
LAKELAND (UPlv-Tha federal
marketing agreement committee*
loosened grade and alia require
ment* far tangaiaa an tangerines
Tuesday with a .W regulations to
taka affect Friday.
But the Grower* AdmlniatraUva Committee and Urn Shippers
Advisory Committee tlgbtanad
slightly standards far arsngea, ex- time in preparation and has gona
through more than o doaen proliaUnary drafts. Bsratisa af tha
ataal atrika and Riaaahawer'a re
cant 11-aatiaa tear that teak him
lata critical areas af Asia and
tha Middle Beat, aeldem has a
ELTON BENNETT
noted to I m !or
Ship g Serviceman. '.
settling down in .lha
MAX m W A B T of the
NAS Security Deportment
wee promoted to Senior
Chief Ktumors Mete.
nectlon with the convening of prospact of a major overhaul In
tha Stale af lha Union U uU gt,
although Mttlamant af tha ataal
atrlka required lata reworking af
•actios* dealing with tha overall
labor situation.
Eiaanhowar waa expected to pap
more than cuitomarp attention
to foreign affaire in tha maaaaga
which ha daiivara in pareon to a
Joint aaoalea of the H o u m and
Mr*. Alice Grace Pox died last Sonata Thuradap. Thera will ho
night at Seminole MemorlaT
Hospital.
She wai Ti year* of age. She
had bean a resident of Sanford
lines last August. She Is a native
af Homestead, Pa.
•he was a member af Plnaceust
Baptist Church.
She-Is survived by ana daughter,
Mrs. Mary Grata Kooky, af Baaford; two grandchildren; four bro
thers, Harry, Arch. David and
William Anderaon of Homestead
and am motor, Mrs. Ruth Row.
land.
Puaonl servleea wil ha Saturday from lha Hensier Funeral
mant in Homeitaad with , Inter-
Mrs. Alice Fox
Is Dead At 75
sUUat weather eonrJeo effleer et the Senford Nevftl
Air SUtiea wee promoted
to LTJO.
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SOUTH BIND, M . U R ) Vies PraaWent Richard M. Ninon
will ractirt the eeventh annual
Patriot!* ni award from Notr*
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n«rt month. Ninon alio will d*.
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Double Rings In Candlelight Ceremony
Unite Ruby Stenstrom, James Alderman
Mr*. Mack Cleveland Sr. greeted
guest* at the door.
Mil* Bobbye Morton kept the
bride's book and Mrs. Robert
Stenstrom presided at the punch
bowl. Other* assisting with the
serving were Mr*. J. W. Brown,
Mr*. l-ewl* Barley and Mr*. Ed
ward Moss man. Floating hostesses
were Mr*. Fred Parlanl, Mr*. Ray
DeYarmin, Mr* Hank Johnson,
Mrs, Run Morris and Mrs. Annette
Wilcox..
For a short wedding trip to the
West Coast the bride chose a
beige brocaded rult with a fur
collar, matching accessories and
tha orchid from her bridal bou
quet.
The couple will reside at 118
Country Club Cirrle in Sanford,
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Auxiliary Meets
AtThomasHome
Meets Tuesday
Church
Calendar
MR. AND MRS. JAMES EDWARD ALDERMAN
THURSDAY
The C.Y.F. of Flret Christian
Church will hold a skating party.
Meet at the church and plan to
leave at 8:30 p. m.
Focue week of tha W.M.S. of
Flret BapUat Church atari* today
with a rally at First Church la
1960 Census W ill Be
Mostly A W oman’s Job
Actually, there will be plenty
•f advance notice. .Toward the
, end of March, every household
4 in the United Stales will receive
an "advance census report" by
mall, and householders will be re
quested to fill out the form and
hava the Informetion ready when
(he censua taker rings the bell,
Census takers will want to
know the name, address, aei,
race or color, birth date and
marital status of every soul in
the nation, man, woman and child.
And they’ll also have aeveral
r
questions about the bouie you live
in.
Don't hesitate to anawer freely
and accuraUty. Censua taker* are
generally assigned to oouaes where
they do not know the people;
moreover; they are forbidden by
law to reveal information to any
one hut a sworn employee of the
Census Bureau.
Besides, the law slates that
•verynna over 18 year* #f H*
• 0 must answer official Ceosu* ques
tions.
The Census Bureau use* It*
Information only in o general
way. It cannot tell government
agencies or anyone olio what it
has learned about individual peranas. Says tho law: tbo Censua
report cannot-bo u»«d for purpo*ei of taxation, Investigation nr
regulation.
When the census taker call*,
be will leave a "household queationnaire" at every fourth house
k« visits, to be filled out by the
family and mailed back within
three day*. Tbit lorm asks for
more detailed Information about
the bouse Useir, and about bom*
bold members. For example,
everyone over the age of U wll)
be asked If he (or ike) la now
working, and where bn work* t
haw be get* to work; how long
he worked in 1B»; end whtt hi*
income we* (nr the. year.
The Cenius Bureau expect* that
when all the figure* are la, (hey
will euaflrm thl* flourilhlag pic
ture of family life la the United
States:
1. Our population baa increased
■or* in the last 10 years than
in aay 10-year period in histdfy.
The reason: a sharp ria* la lb*
birth rate, and continuing law
death rate.
I. A higher preportion of young
er people and older people than
•ver before. Tb* reasen: im
provement in health pt both end*
of the seal*.' ■ 4 *•- - * ■
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r . „ . Tb* reasen: couples are
marrying younger, living together
longer.
(.,. Fewer pawn* In tha aver
age henaehe k even though the
jiumber of children la a family
t i l increased. TB* m w : man
older folks, beceuee of better
economic condition*, are living
by themselves, Instead of with
their children
S. More private homes, apart
ments and trailers to accommo
date families.
8. The number of people living
on farms ii continuing to drop.
T. More women working at outaide Jobs.
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Since most or the census tak
ers wilt be women, hcre'a an
Inkling of the requirements: a
U. 8. clliten of at least II, and
able to devote full time to the
two weeks or ao that the Job will
take. Have a driver's license,
and hava her own car In rural
areai. Good physical atamina, able
to read maps and conduct Inter
view*. There'* a written teat loo.
Enumerators will be paid on
a piecework basis as a rule (some
will set hourly rates) and should
be able to earn 912 or Its a day
for eight la 10 days and some
additional lime for transcribing
records. All earnings are lubjecl
to Income withholding tax. What
else would you expert, with the
government the boss?
Annual planting and rare with
a question and answer period
following, will be the topic of the
January meeting of the Lake
Mary Home Demonstration Club.
The group will meet Tuesday
at 10:30 a. m. at the Lake Mary
Fire house for the business ses
sion followed by a coveted dish
luncheon >t noon.
Mrs. J. D. Woodruff Sr. of
Woodruff's Farm and Garden Cen
ter will point out ‘successful ways
lo have beautiful flowers at a
nominal cosL Also on the egenda
will be a demonstration on new
methods of working with frosen
foods.
All Interested person* In the
area ere Invited to allend.'
The Sanford Firemen's Ladies
Auxiliary held the flrsl meeting
of the new year ‘Monday night at
the home of the president, Mrs.
R. T. Thomas.
The meeting was called lo order
hy the president and Mra. M. N.
Cleveland led the group In pray
er. Following the collection of
dues, the treasurer reported that
there was a balance of f64 In
the treasury.
Members were reminded that
half of the six monlha altoted
to the group to Join the death
benefit fund had elapsed. In three
more months there will be an
age limit of M years to be eli
gible.
Member* were alio requested
to please notify tha hosteaa each
month when they were unabla
to attend tha meeting!.
Mrs. Thomas closed the meet
ing with prayer. Refreshments of
cookies, candy, nult and coffee
were served by the hoslesi.
The next meeting la scheduled
for Feb. 1 at the home of Mri.
R, E, White Sr., ISIS Laurel Ave.
DsLsm L Fin. *
Wednesday Thru Friday
Jan. 6.7-8, IBM
Wad. • p. m. to 18 p. m.
Mean. Than. * FrL11 nun. to
akin and for growth, we need
vitamin A-rich food* such at
milk, tggi, liver, carroD, broe*
eoll, apinach and aweet potatoes.
You ace some of our vegetabloa
are double-bamled. To (toady
our nervea and to help keop na
regular, wo need those B vtta*
mine — thiamine, riboflavin and
niacin, lo mention a few — which
are found In "enriched", "reitored," or "unrefined" floura and
cereals.
Some call them whola grain.
This doesn't refer to' the alto
of the kernel but rather to tha
fact that all Ibe nutrient* of the
original grain are In the canal
or flour.
A vital mineral which help* m
to hava good atrong boon la
calcium- It alM halpa to tamp
our blood at a iweet lave) and
our heart beat regular. Milk la
the ‘beat aouree of ealehta.
Keep good nutrition In mind
when you plan meal!, whan yon
ahop, when you eat out, and oa*
pecially whea you snack. Band
out the "empty" fooda tn your
diet and give your body ■
chance to do It* boat
Tha Blythe-Dwaailra
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Seminole chapter No. S 0. E- I.
meeti at the Masonic Temple at
I p. m. for regular business ses
sion and Initiation ceremony.
Camellia Orel* of the Garden
Club will meet at « p. m. at the
home or Mre. Jack WUbcr, M31
S. French Ave. Mrs. J. D. Wood
ruff HI will apeak on asnuali.
Starts Thursday
S kirts
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Long & abort sleeve, ■lipovers, Cardigan! in
P & M ow d &
Show and Sole
Home DemenilraUon Agent
Do you coast along eating any
thing and everything without a
thought of what your body needs
really are and what those caloric
snack* and drlnka are doing to
your system? You hear that you
should make aura to get thl* or
that for health, but you don't
listen.
Suddenly thlngi begin to happen,
and you're alck.
Some of ua taxe heed and no
tice that thin follow-up of our eat
ing habila la a natural conse
quence. If we don't feed our
body part* tha fooda they need,
they just don't function properly,
"Most of you know that Ironrich foods are needed to make
healthy blood. What many need
to learn la that protein-rich food*
and vllamlna C-rlch fooda' are
needed along with the Iron to
make that good blood. Somr of
tha fooda that will give ua what
wfc need are meat, eggs, milk,
poultry, flab and cheeie for the
protein and the Iron," aaya Mil*
Bonnie MeDonald, Economist la
Food Conservation.
For tha vitamin C we need
to eat cllrua fruit* and thalr
Juices, vegetables, such as broc
coli, splnaeh, raw cabbage, green
pepperi and turnips, to mention
a few. Potatoes, boiled or baked
in their Jacket* and eaten right
away, will give the vllamlna also.
For the health of our eyei and
Tucker, Mr. and Mr*. Johnny
l’irrrr and Mr. and Mr*. A1 Brow*
all of riant City.
Richard Kravthaw, Bradenton,
Mr. and Mr*. John EIU* and Mr*
and Mr*. H. 0. Budgen of Day*
tona, Mr*. A. J. I'•(tnon, Grand
Rhljre^MW* AvU Strnitrom, Win*
(er Haven, William O'Brlne, Pitta*
burgh. Pa., and Tommy Thompson,
Paul Thompson and Mr. and Mr*.
W. M. Parker all of Jaektonvllle.
Luncheon meeting of the San
ford Woman* Club 12:39 p, m.
Members reminded to bring item
for miscellaneous auction.
Social department of Womans
Club meeti at 8 p. m. for bridge
and canasta. .
Dirt Gardeners Circle of the
Garden Club meet* 10 a. m. at the
home of Mr*. E. S. McCall, 808
E. Itlh St. A. F. Ramsey will
speak on landscaping.
Hibiscus Circle of the Garden
Club meets at 2:30 p, m. at the
l.omc of Mr*. Charles Morrison,
1*800 Hiawatha Ave. Dr. Darby
of the experiment station will be
guest speaker.
Ixora Circle of the Garden Club
Mr. and Mra. H. M. Fearce, mela
at 8:43 a. m. at the bom*
Mrs. I'. A. Rowland, Frank
Holmes and Mrs. Lorrelna Gra
ham attended a banquet, Monday
night, el Morrison’s Imperial 'Landscaping
House in Daytona Beach. It was The Mimosa Circle of lha Garden
honoring tha official visit o f Lady Club will meet at 10 a. m. at the
Helen Weaver of FL Lauderdale, home of Mra. Claude Hlttell in
grand high priestess of the ladle* Lake Monroe. Guest speaker will
oriental ihrine of North America. be Mra, F. Donaboe of the Sanford
Mra. Pearce and Mr*. Graham are Flower Shop.
■ambers of the Kheniet District
The Rose Circle of the Garden
Court No. 63 In Daylona.
Club will meet at >:43 a. m. with
- Bob Reely Jr., ha* returned to Mrs. E. L. Lindsey In Loch Ar
Ms atudloo at F8U In Tallahassee bor. Mr*. Woodson Dickerson of
after spending the holiday* with Orltndo will speak on "Conservehis parent*. Mr. and Mre. Robert
H. Itccly at lb*ir home, 701 MelThe Jaearanda Circle at the Oarjouvllle Ave. Mis* Charlann King, den Club will meet at 7:30 p. m.
of fit, Augustine wae the house at the home of Mr*. L B. Steele,
guest of the Reelye during the 208 Elm Ave. Mr*. George McCall
New Year's weekend.
will ipeek on "Cameiliai."
House guest* of-Mr. and Mra.
VAH-U Enlisted Men's Wires
Max Zuckerman, 832 Rosalia Dr. Club will meet at 1 p. m. at tb*
during the holiday* Included, their
two tom, Ben nnd Richard Zucker.
man of Baltimore, Md., George
Bublaeteln, K1 Paw, T e x a s ,
Tbamt EI-Jat of Rabat, Morocco,
Majid Sousanne of Casablanca and
Fabric Shop
Mr. nnd Mrs Sam Zuckerman and
children, Trenton, N. J,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamm11,
Beautiful
Miea Batty Slaton, Mra, Ray Sla
ton an eon, Raymond, spent the
fabrics
holidays In Huntington, Ind. with
Mr. and Mra. M. I. Burkholder and
Ml** Jo Burkholder. Mrs. Hamil
Yardgood*
will remain in Huntington whlla
Mr. Hamil la on tour of duty with
(ho V. S. Navy.
A N TIQ U E
The groom i* employed by the
Florida Power and Light Co.
Out of town gue*t* included
Mr. and Mr*. Leroy Alderman, Mr.
and Mr*. Claude Ballitt* Mr. and
Mr*. Loyd Alderman, Mr. and Mr*.
Hubert Alderman, Mr. and Mr*.
Robert Alderman, Bruce and
Leroy Alderman, J. K. Alderman,
Mr. and Mr*. J. A. kAlderman,
Donald Alderman, Mi**e* Helen
and Elaine Alderman, MU* Le»na
wool, orlon, ban-ion
and fur blends —
Clearance Special
• Sandler
• Fool F l a i r
• Life Stride
Jewelery
• L in g e r i e
• Bras
* Blouses
Reduced
A s L ow
D re s s e s
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VAH -IW EN T TO 8BA Monday commanded by thes*
officers. Rankingf“Tigers” from tha loft, are Executive
ee Smith,
officer Cdr. Chariee
________Leading Maintenance Chief
J, D* Buhl, squadwm commaudin officer Cdr. David A.
King, Chief P. Molinak, one of t i original members of
VAH-1 and Leading Chief M. E.
AMHJNQTON*
bare Preaidaat
MIAMI (OPI) — That dead beat
miaup of laat weak la firing
tropical Part officiate a 1100,000
btedacb*.
It waa teevilabit, aver tinea
Track Preoldoet Saul SUbarman
offered te pay off claima of
poepi* who bad been mteled Into
diaearding win Uckata on a bone
earned Taacbar bacauaa placing
Judge* mla-read a pbote ftelab.
Aa hour after tha Judge* bad
ertgtaslly deetered Daamatar tba
Wtesar of laat Wednaaday'a Hath
raeo, tbay took taotbar look at
•ter end Teacher actually bad
ftstebed te e deed heat, lb*
Jedgee maintained tba pbote wu
wet whan they read U tba flret
time.
la the interim, many batten
HuBur Day
Cbsrltf Oswald Lm , de*
Us reaction when teaming
m Sm,— uafoee wftb a
. Mnr, U sum*, a tot af race
foltowara have taken advantage
of Silbarman's jptUr and have
preaied phony claims.
Uarrsaood lilbormaa estimated
Way (bat tba claims *f peoplo
wbo uy they dlacardod wteUc*
k*U os Taacbar now total about
NiW YOBK (UPI) — Ftoybey
Tammy MaavUlr te « but ba
hartt ham alto Is Usk bla #U
bsblt
" f t - S7.year.old animal tralnor
wu indicted Tuoodty in St. Louie
for ewiplag Mr. Moka from th«
SL Leal* too loot Dae. SI..
Tbe hearing tote today bafaro
Paac* Juatfc* Trend* Chriatl*
wilt ba ta dotenniaa if Tomarehia
ia the nun wbo cold Mr. Moka
ta tba aaa tart fall.
Tomaixkla, wbo waa aaca ihIpwrecked for M day* aa a deaartid
atoll ItS miloa from Pitcairn la*
land la tha South Sana with only
Mr. Moka for company, admitted
ba tart the chimp from hia coco
ta St. Louie hacauaa ha tbaucht
tha enlaukl waa lonely. Ha left a
chock for glJMO and a aote prom*
RIDGEFIELD PARK, N. 3.
(UPI) - A! Kibbler, naUopally*
known blind ringer and piano play,
•r. waa free in 91,190 ball today
following hia amat at tha econo
of an attempted burglary.
- Kibbler, 09, waa arretted Tueaday aa a material wltnoee after
police found him Handing In a
fdeoline atatlon that waa the acene
of aa attempted break-in.
Police (ought two companion! of
Kibbler for qwatloning la coanoetioa with tbe eaar.
Kibbler told police bo had bean
In Now York Monday night and
two mala frfende offend ta drive
him boma. During the trip to ble
Teaaeck borne Urn blind alngar told
pollen they (topped twice along the
way.
When they (topped a third Ume
Kibbler taid ba beard glaaa break*
teg aad teatetad on gatUag out. Ho
told police hia companion! than
drove off aad left him than.
HOUSE OP BAHUA photographer Michael Rahija shows Chamber of
Commerce greeter Charlie Morrison the certificate of merit Rahija won
for his three photograph portraits shown in the Los Angeles state con*
ventlon of professional photographer* lost Fell. Of the four portrait studies
Rahija submlttsd, his ”Adorn, "Checker Players" and "Unde Remus”
won certificates of merit. He will open his SIB E. First St. studio Jen. 8.
Rahija, who was a portrait photographer in Erie, Pa., lives with his family
In his new Longwood home.
• Dancing
Nightly
BAMBOO LOUNOB
Pram g P, M.
• Cocktails
Wins CYO Award
NEW YORK (UPD—Dsas Prac
tice, atar New York Raagar Ml
wing, will ba pretested with tba
Catholic Youth OrangtaaUoa’s asnual “Moat Popular Ranger Play
er” award during tba Btoasblrtt'
practice aaaalae Tbureday._____
Witchcraft md comedy will mix
at tba Sanfdrd Civic Canter Friday
and Saturday nlgbtn' when Play
house Navy preaaarta John Van
Dmten’a throe act “Ball, Book and
Candle."
BUTWaaton, who baa a mating
die” are on tala ot tho Florida
State Bank, Roumillat and An*
deraon'a, Touchton'a and Faurt'a
drug atom god at tb* Sanford Day
Neracry ee South Part Art, Tic
kets win ala* b* aoid at the doer,
the nights of the performance.
Daughters 'af Navy pononael
whoring gucala to thtlr aaate will
be Suiaa Timor, Sandra Lead*
I m i Vanxura, Joan SbleMa, and
Served on Sunday
From Noon
at’the
tMiyfnir Inn
A LL-W E A TH E R
Symington Sets Talk
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) —
Bau, Stuart Symington (D-M*.), a
potential randMato for tb* Dam*.
eestt* pwatiauUal uomteettou.
Will apart bare Jan. II, tbs day
bafofo Alabama’s delegate* to the
_Tb* laltsd at Barbados In tb*
Ha sad bla SO-yasr-oU fiance*,
tefaw t *u Blebsrd Keaacth
■wslte J t Oatess for failure te
ytete tba right-of-way, PbyRea
Dium Robiatos at MM Park Ava.
for failure to have bar vohtoto
esdar ooutieL Jabs Itreucbsrt
af tbolaaterd Natal Air Stottoa
aeusasa.
n i.sadvRammle
r A ’fS
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Tbomaa Jr.
UM W. ISth 11 Negro, atatooeod
te M or M days te jail.
DruakaassH chargat agsloat
Negnac WOb* Joteuo* of SU
Sanford Av*. nod Dorothy Wilson
of 90i WIBowAv*. wen droppal
OhiiaUna Krdtoa, will sgPly tor
s msartoge Uaaoaa today.
"I’m afraid Vm banded for tba
alter again,” said tba eltver-hnlred sabaatea hair who baa 10 mart*
tel stoats. ”1 shouldn't bo afraid
alter sO my aweriaaco, but one
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By PHIL NEWSOM
UPI Farcin Editor
About a halt hour out of Mu
nich. in rolling farm country
. which eventually givea way to the
I Alps, Hen the pleaian! little Ba
varian town of Dachau.
Houses of yellow iturco nettle
close together in the manner of
German villages, and there i* no
hint of the horror that went on
there 20 yean ago. Soma of the
villagers claim that even at the
time, they had no knowledge of
the fact that thousands upon thou
sands of Jews were dying in Ihr
gas ovens of Dachau.
I Tha gas chambers still stand as
a horrible memento to Germans
oI the sins of Adolf Hitler, whose
Nazi swastika emblem once more
la appearing on synagogue walls,
oa Jewish shrines and on the
homes of some of tho 30,000 Jews
remaining in West Germany.
Some six million Jews died at
the hands of the Hitlerites before
the Nazis finally were crushed by
the World War U Allies la 1*43.
|and today in West Germany there
are laws to Insure that never
/tgaln can anti-Semitism run ram
pant as It did under Hiller.
Anti-Semitism la a subject from
which most Germans recoil, for
of all the excesses of Hitlerism,
that left perhaps the greatest
ataln.
But there has remained a hard
core of anti-Semitism. Gerdtsn of
ficials insist H dooa not repre. m § Mm by any meant the majority
w feelings of West Germans, and is
In fact, probably no worse than In
other nations which do not have
n history of Natlsm.
On a visit to West Germany
last spring, this correspondent was
told of antl-semitle incidents, and
of the severity with wihch Ger
man Count deal with such.
But, perhaps because of its re
cent history, there is a differ
ence of opinion in German offici
aldom and among Jews them
selves as to how these incidents
ahould be treated.
A Jewish acquaintance illustrat
ed one aide of the argument when
he told a Jewish restaurant own
er who returned to Germany
after several years U Israel and
attempted to resume la his old
business. It prospered until his
religion became known, and then
^ n boycott finally bankrupted him.
W
The cate was not one that eould
be taken to the courts, and the
acquaintance who told the story
was grateful that ft could not be.
. “ It ust starts something cite,''
he said.
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But there ere others who be
lieve action of the courts should
he even more Mvere.
Chancellor Konrad Adenauar’a
regime hat been eeeuaed of turn^_ ing its back on rtilog antl-semlllam, but rejects the charge,
Tho reglmo fools Itself caught
between two fires. If it outlaws
neo-Neil or nationalist parties, It
drives them underground. If it
curbs freedom of speech, It la
accused of being anti-democratic.
To Appear At Clinic
RENO, Nev, (UPI) Ben
lehwartxwaldtr, coach of Syra*
e x . cute University’* national football
w ehampionship team, will appear
at the University of Nevada's sev
enth annual football coaching
clinic June 30-14.
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WASHINGTON (UPI) —
John F. Kronady’a (D Maw.
llUcal coup In Ohio failed
to Jolt Sen. Stuart Symlngtan ID*
Mol) Into any primary battlta fa»
the Democratic
t pro*
presidential
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nation.
A third major Damoeretle eeu.
Undor. Son. Hubart H. Hum*
phray (D-MInn.). aaid ha would
■lay la the fifht for hla party’s
praitdaatlal nomination or on If h%
jolt Urn hay Wisconsin primary m
April Hut ha aaid
tontloa of loilng thoro a?
whirs,
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Obi. Gar. Michael V. DiSaUa
Tuaaday la affact vara hU eteta'i
64 conraaliaa vataa la Kennedy
by unaapactadly snnounclag ha
■ thai Nay
would campaign In
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mary aa a farorila aon candi*
data pledged U tha Maeaacbu*
wtta aanator.
DISalle. a Roman Cathelle Uka
Konnady. aaid ha did not thiah
any major candidate would chal.
lenaa him la tha O
hla primary,
Thia meant K.nn.dy atuld skip
that race aad coneanlreta, aa
campaigning far convention dal*,
gate. la other atata primaries.
Kennedy and Humphrey bar*
decland they are formal caadU
datca for the Damocratle noml*
nation. 8ymlngton, Sinaia Damo*
erotic I.tsdrr Lyndun B. Johnson
(Tas.) and Adlal K. SUv.neon,
unsucccuful 1982 and 19Bd can*
didaU, era conaldered peaalMU*.
tlca but have net formally **»
It red tho tact.
’’I’m not an trawed candidal*
and I'm not entering any prt*
mariai," Symington laid a new*
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�ANOTHER RIGHT DECISION:
battled back from a its point
margin in Km final two mlnntea
boro last night to overtake a
•crappy ball •club from neighborlag Oviedo. Sanford won 01-M.
The Semlnolei found themaelvea trailing by ala points
with leu than three minuter
allowing oa the acorehoard clock
but. the fiat rebounding of Cow
boy OravaU and the timely
•hooting of Jim Graccy cloud
the gap .and gave the Seminole*
the thrilling victory.
The difference la the ban
game laat night waa the great
rebounding lob by Mg OravaU.
At the first ad the season be
failed to show much aggress
iveness under Mm basket but
Ust night k w u a different
story. Tbt tali youngster waa in
all ef the action under the bas
ket aad was usually up above
everybody. H waa also his first
time to hit hi double figuraa aa
bo dropped hi three field goaU
and eight free throws far n total
of 14 point*.
High scoring Jim Grace?
(SO) during
New Gator Coach
By Jan. 15, Board
Chairman Says
JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - State
Board of Control Chairman J. J.
Daniel says hia group win akay
a new head football eoaek and
athletic director for the University
of Florida by Jan. IS.
Daniel told UPI reporter Jim
Wartara here Tuesday that Bob
Woodruffs auceessor probably
would be named at Um board's
nest matting la Tampa at that
time.
Daniel said be hsdnt beard
anything from thp University of
Florida oa the matter since
Northwestern Coach Am Parssghlan removed himself from goalentloa last week.
But be aald University President
J. Wayne Baits and the univer
sity athletic committee were hard
■t work on finding n man "and
they're not Jute spinning their
whaela down than."
There la much speculation on
wno will bo the new head conch.
Dalawart Coach Davt Nelson, an
other possible choice, Indicated
last week be wanted to naula in
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Navy Bowlers
B f JERRY COVINGTON
This springtime weather makes a
rtf fan think of only ono thing—
hard to realise that anon the
bo he a rd oaca a s a in .
•IW tbo faithful fans who atuck with
A o Greyhounds laat year to tho bitter
. «UL R hi getting to be a tlma of great
anticipation. Several folks In Sanford
proved that they were real baseball fans
laat jraae and they would have been to the
pork ovary Might oven if the Greyhounds
M d M e d to win a single game. But thin
■ mt we are hoping that the Kansas City
furm * stab .will give ve a club that will
bring bi tbe part-time fan and make a
>regular oat of him,
Many of as tan well remember the
time whoa R waa a battle to get a seat
In the old stadium for n F8L battle, en.
podally between Orlando and Sanford. No
one enjoys aaeing a major league tilt on
Intramural bowling got under
way again Monday night after
• three weak lay-off for the holi
days.
THa Marines continued to pact
Um aecond half aa they took all
Um waak'a (cam honors, and
moved Into undisputed first place
with • grand slam win over
NAS Communications.
The Faihron Si Chiefs tort
over aecond place with a three
TV more than youm truly and I find forgot*
ten Juat what having a live baseball game
to watch every other night Vas like until
wa returned to the league laat season. It's
true that it'a mighty pa»y to takrtho way
summer wa hope to be filling tho stadium
every night.
'
Baseball is our national pastime and
the beat way to get in the real spirit of
it is to sea it In its natural setting — in a
comfortable seat with a bag of peanuts
and a bottle of pop. Let's begin thinking
baseball and be ready to give our new
team thr support that it deserves. These
youngsters are all out there giving it
everything in hopes that they will some*
time make the bigtime and they need you
to help them to produce. I firmly believe
that our ball club last year was much bet
ter than tho record indicated, but we let
them down so severely after they had
lost aaveral ball gamsa that they went
stale.
half winner NAB Operations
continues to falter aa they drop
ped three points to Halroa Seven
Alfa. Big John U * back ia
actios for tho wlnaars Brad an
outstanding SM scries and a m
game to {aka all the waak'a la*
dividual honors and replace Doe
Stetler of the losers la tho seaton’i Ugh individual seriei category.
White BACON
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S A V E m ov e* MOAJEY
MAXWELL HOUSE
M oth er Holds
First Place Lead
Named Sanford Manager
William .'IfBrtM.) Krterireq,
• ealehar who hit .lit ia 1M
camM white mesaflag Oteia
W Um dais D New YorkPtaaiylvania League last sea.
•oa, will pilot tho Sanford Gray,
lawada la the Florida Mate
Maine this summer,
Ttds annouacamant wu mads
this morales by W. K. McRoparte, principal sponsor af the
tasal antry foUowteg word from
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Mather af Sanferd turned back
the challenge of tho New York
Life Insurance team as they took
two games of the three game aat
to remain aolidly entrenched In
flrat place.
Doc Ring led the ln»urors in a
losing causa with hia (OP, white A1
DePalma waa high for tho Fund,
turemen with a big I17-6BS night.
In other league action, second
place Harry's Liquors took two af
lha throe games from Celery City
Printing Company, and Burnett
Palntere took two of three from
Gena'a Seminole Cleaners and
Laundry. Tad Bnmatt of the
Painter* took team honors with a
•37 total, white Bob Boradorf toll.
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Than, aa Crystal baa shown, It
« m U change tfceir birthright P
they a n proud of their country,"
aha Mid. “ I am proud of beInc a
British subject and an m raaaoo
Franc* M ourns N o b tl W in n tr
PARIS CUP!) —franca maun* |<ara, la w w a
of m. Relatives b a n not jot lay in a darkened rm n in Iba
darad M l ailing, M-yair-oid town ball at VlDeoevs-U-Qeysrd,
Ynnna Camus of the death of a few miles from where be died
In the wreck of a French-made
use Mitch Miner's arrangement
of "Little Sandy SielgMoot".
This inspiring Chrtetaaa song
la accompanied with almpie, nar
rative verses that carry the dra
matic plot and also tie-in with
te this haekdrap.
Se encourage your children la
listen with yon and ana bew many
different iaatmmenta yon can
pick ont
Sven new I still can't identify
but I or S, though Mitch MOIcr
told me in pereon that be bad
need eight
As we repeatedly weave narra
tion and fun and railgieua inspir
ation and nnseifisbneas into the
many repetitions ef new music,
m wardrobe. WeVa a largo selection at eochUH,
In snoot all a(see, colors and of course the latai
Isneadinta range balHaHa missile.
(1SRM).
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tegic Air Ounsdiand.
—A United fall-oat ehalter pragram.
Taylor m o tends it will tab# the
free warld tea laws tn d a n the
u n ite*
a sent yen waat a* savings
Ft luxurious colors and fabrics and naturally
the boats dark colon. We're ears yea eaw Ho
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JANUARY g
PITTSBURGH (U P I)-A garsen who hi deaf finds ft quite easy
te sympathise with someone In a
iMHInr plight •
L M. Mayers is deaf. So is
AM ef ewr children's aoata have bean drastically reduced
Is leeks of this short-haired, fawnlarry Coving- edered pup. But a dag that
oouldat hear! Tea many preb*
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ear Carp, which ' amaafaotarea
hearlag aids, read ahent BW be
a Pittsburgh newspaper,
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There is nothing I wish more
devoutly in 1NQ than that the
"life, engineers,’’ social workers
and politicians would atop worry
ing about my leisure.
ft was Impossible hi IMS to
tan* la the radio or Irevre or
ek up any kind ot periodical,
eluding "The Hobo News,"
without being assailed by one
tOmore worry-wart who la certain
that lelauro la going te be the
ruination of ui all.
In the British election last au
tumn. the leaders of both the
Conservative and Labor parties
wrung their hands ever man's in
ability to cope with leisure. Both
parties urged large annual ex
penditure* to assure “ the crea
tive us* ef leisure" le the British
Isles.
g The chorus In this election year
at home is Just ai stentorian. At
whleh point 1 ask, "What lalaure
ia the shooting all hboutf" Well,
sir, It’s leisure non# of ua has
yot. And that, in one woman’s
opinion, corns* under the Head ef
"Borrowed Trouble.”
AH this leisure that la golag
te be tbs ruination of you tad
me, because wa aft just tee
dumb to handle It, la ia tha’tenumtiful future when automation wiH
w hava taken ever and man wfll
aaly later from M te SI te n t
week (depending ta coffee breaks
and whleh optimist you read).
The oselai prophet* are ealy
certain ef two things: (1) the
machine will limit mnn’ im erl and
tort to from two 1* four days
out ef seven and (t) mao, uader
the ataggeriag burden ef as much
time aft, will degenerate late a
a beachcomber- That la, unless the
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only II It 21 hours per week!
And, Just to mako sure. I have
recently doubled my daily vitamin
intake. Furthermore, if that hap
py Uma aver eventuates, I warn
lha life engineers not to come
snooping around my leisure, or
they will gat a barrel of buckshot where it win do tbo most
What’i the matter with bcaeheombingT And may I point out
that one man’s heachcomer may
be another man’s Eugene Henri
Paul Gauguin. There were Brah
mins In his day who even had
that Image of Robert Louis Slevenaon.
All during the Flaming or Fabu
lous or Futlla ’Fifties, the seriologlata worried themselves and
everyone else stiff over the ulcer
ous, treadmill plight of the tense,
cyer-runnln’ organization man In
his executive lulte. They abundd him la let hli flaps- down, take
tin* off and relax.
How, with Ihe possibility that
the work week will shorten in
Urn sweet by-and-by and lha poor
guy will finally have lima to
ua* hla power tools or man hit
outdoor barbecue, the sociolo
gist* and political planners warn
that lelauro will te the ruination
of him — unless they, Ihe plannon, are given Iho power of posi
tive aettoa lo MW hla laisoA
far him.
1 admit that my experience with
lelauro lo limited. But the sixday work w**t was still In ope
ration when I got my first Job.
Shortly slier, when the five-day
work week \time Into fores, I
discovered — oddly enough —that
I had mors work -than ever be
fore. With tf* days off, 1 wa*
naming harder than ever to tidy
up all tho etetts I had to do.
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Paga 11
By WIN PENDLETON
Last year, wa traveled some
thing like SO,000 miles around the
United Stales. We visited end
spoke in such widely scattered
place* at Boston, Mass and Imlay City, Mich., and SI. Louis and
Welch, W. Va, Everywhere we
went. In lha big cities or the
small towns, people wanted lo
talk about Florida.
Whenever we mike a speech,
there, are a few folks who gath
er around afterward and make
polite remarks. This is the usual
thing. They tell yoti how much
they enjoyed Ihe speech Csome
times for sleeping, although they
never admit R). Speakers like
this part of lha evening. It blows
up their ego. It also gives them
a ohance to talk some more and
le fill in that part of their speech
they had forgotten. An important
part of this "aftar-tha-speech”
chat la the opportunity H’ giver
the speaker te find out whleh
parts ot the speech were most In
teresting. You can tell bp the
queitions.
And that’s the point. For Urn
past year, nearly all of thaic
folks want lo talk about Florida,
As soon as they find out that wo
were born and raised in Ihe land
of sunshine, they forget about
your speech and begin to ask
how R Is down there. Moat folks
have either been there or are
planning lo make It on their next
vacation. They either have kin
folks there-or some near er dis
tant friend.
And tha questions. "How much
does it cost to tiro down there?
Which la the best spot to live
in—East Coast or West Coast?
(Never heard of Central Florida).
What about work? Can a man find
a Job?” 1
Strangely enough, nobody has
aver asked me about hurricanes.
But, they all seem to worry about
oo* thing: “ What about the sum
mers? It sura must get mighty
hot doesn’t it?”
They’ll llslrn lo anything you
tell (hern. We Ilk* lo talk about
It. Being on* of thou rare par
sons— a Florida cracker living
“ up north” —we , "really” like lo
talk about R. And, with all due
modesty wa do tall a pretty good
etory, loo. Truth la, Ihe folder it
lets, the better Ui* story gets.
The more mew we see in upper
New York its te, the warmer w*
mike that Florida i usshine sound.
And tike any teller ef adventure
tales ar romantic .sagas, wa
eventually eutcumb to our own
eloquewe—and wooer or later
tegla to believe what we have
been saying. That’s wbat happen
ed a month ago. A raid snap. We
parked th* eaT—Gladys in the
front seat — aad ksided South.
And, by Goorge, k waa Just like
we’d teen Hying—perfa ct.
Just lha way we had remember
ed It—except. The people. Whor*
did they com* (ram? We never
saw w many. What used to te
woods la.a metal or subdivision.
Aa soar as wo eta figure U, aeon
An A dditional
Expanse Item ?
.WASHINGTON jtUFI) - T h o
rieelw orker's unloo la stuck wRh
•W.ooo button*, each bearing the
Inscription "Vote Ne."
The button* were distributed to
leeole to preps retieu far a gov*
erameat •conducted poll of tho
atoetworkers rot maoagemant’a
tost after.
The pftL, scheduled for next
•oak, waa tannetod aftor the steel
er or later everybody in the
United States will be living In
Florida—and it looks at though
they aren’t wasting any time.
We winitwd In" Chattahoochee,
Jacksonville, Fusils, Haines City,
Fort Pierce—and drove down the
gold coast to Miami. Ndw, we’re
like everybody else—we’re talking
about moving lo Florida.
W* know what we want. Four or
five acree—on a lake or river. Not
more than IS minutes from the
renter of town. The picture comes
In real clear whrn we look out
of our hotel room in Rochester or
Lansing or Columbus or Harris
burg. The more snow on lha
ground—the grrrncr the gran
and bluer Urn sky—in Florida.
Our only problem. Where la go?
East Coast . • Weal Coast • * Cen
tral Florida • • West FlarldaT
One more heavy inow and it
won’t matter—wa’ll decide when
we get there.
fly M l kOTBRBA
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ROMKWHERE IN CZKCHOSLOVAKIA — It
In Fllaen
that tho Communlit mtnister of
, trmntpoi ution began explaining
; Red religlout pnychology to me.
The topic came up when I look
ed out of the train window at the
church ateeplre which eeemed to
, ri»e from almnat every hilltop. I
had'recalled how American (Ll.a
found the city In 1U4S after liber
ation from the Naiti. Those wjr#
gay, hold days, with a circus play
ing In town, and the vlctorloua
Americana begging to keep going
across Ctechoalovakla to “dean up
the Russians.”
Pjlsen Is the west Ciechollo; vaklan city that thousands of
G.Ls remember as a manifesto|tion of what liberation means to
a people—a people who would now
have their democratic way of life
|returned In them. (That'* what
I everybody thought.)
Long before I arrived InPtUm
I wa* ford'Ey ex-eoldiers back
home how on Sundays tha Ctec hi
would flock to their churches to
give thanks for the American
“ liberation.” Every church was
Jammed for eech mass or service.
Those churches are (till stand
ing today. In fart, there’s at Jeast
one ehurrh la almost every ham
let across Ciechoslovakia’s land
scape. I don’t recall easing to
many churches in any other coun
try over the world.
And It le Ironic, for atheism Is
taking over here. The .Red official,
In our train compartment, was
boasting how the Communists are
making great strides In “ educat
ing” the people. Atheism, he said,
la now far ahead of Catholicism,
which onto was the loading re
ligion.
“Then how ran you accept the
presence of all these Catholic and
Protestant churches V’ | asked.
He smiled tolerantly. “ After
all,” he said, "many of them are
SEOUL. Korea (UP1) -South
Korea laid today tho action of
Iwa American soldiers in ahaving
lha hcadi of two Korean women
waa a "disastrous Incident" but
the U. S. Army replied tha vic
tims ware licensed prostitutes who
entered an Army camp Illegally.
Tha Incident was expected to
hring reprecusiions approaching
that of lha 1IU caaa ot lha crated
boy whrn two American officers
and an enlisted man shaved and
tarred an IS-year-old boy thief,
nailed him Into a box and tranaported him 23 miles away by heli
copter.
South Koreana were particular
ly incensed because ahaving a
woman's head la regarded at
most degrading, in a land where
long hair Is treasured, an act al
most as serious as rape. Ancle at
.Vs Army xtatcmrnl Issued at
U. A. Tth Division headquarters
■aid lha two woman victims antend a Tth Division tank unit
Saturday afternoon, awakened two
sleeping soldiers of Company C
and aoliclted their patronage.
Two days before the Incident
tho company commander, whore
the Incident took place, had or
dered that any prostitute caught
la tha area should have har hair
rut off. lha Army aald. Frontline
unite la Korea lor yoara have
been troubled by presUtotea In
filtrating lha area,,
Tho company commander who
learned of the shaving later waa
Capt. John W. UcHoncry, M, of
Cheyenne, Wyo. The man who did
lha ahaving won let lit . Ora
CurnuUe, to, Cblllieotte, Ohio, and
Bgt. Harry K,. Saunders ST, Kan
sas Cily, Mo, The' women were
Ae Soon Kim, 20, and Jong Joa
Kim, a . wte were tarned ever
to Korean police.
T e Latch a I t t t t n about pmyoeo,
ana Instructor had tbo antire eleaa
pray "to God." “ Our fatter , . ,
glv* ua thli day oar daily bread.’*
And then lha troche* aaidt "Wo
•hall watt f ir God to anawor aw?
prayare."
Nothing happoni, of court*, 0*4
tha Ivachar makti a gloating note
of It. “ Lot u* now nak for holy
from our bolovod tula Isadora,”
•ha aay*. and tha wido-cyod chil
dren follow har in a roellad re
quest for holp from tho Comma*
nltu. ThU U riggod, of court#,
and presently n man shows eg
with a basket of goodloo , , .
The state pays the clergy. Aod
the pay is a pittance. It la ualawtal
for member* of tho congregation
to slip extra money to tha minis
ter. except on tha occaikmi at
weddlnga and funerals. Now.. In
tome arena, tha Rada ara shifting
pHaiti ovary few months. This ta
upsetting to tho people whs earn*,
time* suspect tbo now clergyman
may ho a tool of tho Commies.
Oa Sunday morning I traveled
1M miles Into oast Csachoalevakta.
AH along tha highwayt^gMMM
and woman made thekrv WCWifS
churches, soma walking. g M tfW
10 mitre Rarely wore «tete)O B'
young people,
Tho Communists’ a n tM O p V
campaign — slaw, subtle hat do*
likerata —- appears to bo making
progrett.'On tha surface, at Mas*.
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FIRST CHURCH OF TWK
NA ZASENI
Wilsamaa Yau
111 Ss*U Ma«ia 4* *
as §f Dtamber St, JM#
A lI tT I
First Mortgage Lotus
l.o*ii< on Having* Accounts
Federal Homo Loan Bank Htock
l . K Government Hcturille*
o f fire Building A Equipment
TOTAL
m u n lt jr .
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141.31 AU
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IIT,SI0.77
Our mtmi hgre sd M to fM r I n m M
security by building cub reiervre here and
have shared In another big distribution of
our bctierthan-avcrage earnings
000 in earnings paid our stvor* In IMA
Hundred* more people have aUrind
wsrd debt-free Home ownership during dm
year, through oo* of our hour loam plan*
1000,000biloafti I* bare# buyoslM 1900.
.
Havings Accounts
Federal Homo Less Bank Advance
Uana In Prove*»
IkproclolHm
Other LiahMtlee
Bworvoot
(loners) Broome
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TOTAL
e r r ic iu
losnad in our own
fo u r fu tu re !
Sente vice Pm .
Hen, Sea’p-Trea*.
mleer. Attorney
Arot. Bro'y-Treas.
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beautiful pleeewof architectur e , . «
Many people who don't believe hi
God walk Into the churches joe*
out of cuJrealty, like a w sw en ."
From other sources I learned
how the Red’a snU-rellgioa cam*
palm works. It’s moot always
subtle. Like the schoolteacher oke
asked a littlo girl whether her
parents pray at home. Tha gtei
said they do.
“ And do yon say prayers, tool*
“ Vos, teacher.” Whereupon the
teacher smirks and announcan to
the class: “ImagineI She preys 1”
And tha clast Joere.
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Assignment Washington
ORPHAN O F THE STORM
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Estimated conatruction value ia Che county during 1960
le expected to soar over the |S0 million mark, Zoning Direc
tor Robert Brown told the County Commission yesterday.
Brown eeld 19S9 construction wee valued at 120,685,000,
with 2,408 building permit* isued.
“It was the highest velue on record end I960 should
surpass that," Brown told the commission.
Brown noted a |6 million increase In construction values
over 1958.
Building U not the only Indication that the county is ex
periencing considerable growth.
1
Monday morning after the Christmas and New Y e a r
holidays, Sanford streets w e re crowded with autos and peo
ple doing business at the banks and stores. The courthouse
was full of residents transacting business, including paying
taxes.
The-tax collector said hie office had received 8212,000 in
three days of payments after the tax bills were sent out to
property owners.
TTie county commission announced yesterday that it
will go ahead with road irnprovementn, will select an archl.tect for a new jail plan and will discuta improvement! at the
Mount? home.
Efforts to get Orange County to enter a joint drainage
plan for the southwest end of the county have been met with
cordial response and something may be worked out there.
Hold tight your hats in I960—activity around her* may
make it pretty gusty.
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3-BEDROOM unfernlihed Route,
kitchen electrically equipped.
2412 Willow Avenue.
Call
FA 2-C2T4.
THE PCD HOME TOW N
CLEAN *-reem furniahed apt
O M l a U l Park Are.
NICE BEDROOM with private en.
trance and bath. P h o n e
Tk 2 2441.
HOUSE for rent on Sanford
Avenue n e a r Lake Jettup.
■•••u i a u w n i
THAT MUMGEvS
FIRST FLOOR FRONT, furnace
keat, clean, alnk In room, kit
chen privilege*. 109 Holly. Phono
FA 2-2489.
FOR RENT: Oarage apt., fur».
iahed. MO month. Adulta only.
Sit Palmetto Ave.
CARD OF THANES
Ln Belle Balllaser withea to
thank an the teed neighbor*
add friend* who have helped, 2 BEDROOM, -kitchen equipped,
air conditioned houae. FA 1-9522.
under God, to bring her along
ae far during thli aerioua Ul
nae* (earn Nov. 3rd.: Dr. Boyce,
Mra. Mam, the none; alao old
Minnie Beagamine; with flow,
era, eardi, vlalta and gift*: aid
ing Uncle Bob Swope la caring
for me. May God bleu all of
you.
PARIS (UPI) — KasMiun we*
Lu Bell* Balllager
freedom as Africa's newest inde
pendent state today aad shrugged
BRAND NEW furelfhed apart*
off its old name of French Cam
mint, 908 W. 12th. Street. Phone
eroon*—hut it* joy was clouded
FA 2-2821 day*, or FA t-1101
hr the tear of new aad hleedy aivtl
nights.
By DOC QUIGG
NEW YORK (UPI) - All right,
men. Let’* Uke this sitting down.f^
Housework, I mean. You, too, can
snjey helping the little woman
around the house — if you buy
enough gadget* and know when
to ait.
Eileen Burke, a housecleaning
authority, disclosed to . a few of
us who took o half-day cram
course from her that there's no
excuse anymore for getting house,
maid 's — or houseman’s — knee.
2-REDROOM, kitchen equipped
”1 just plain sit down on the
home with cerporte. C a l l floor,’’ she explained, “ for spot
FA 2-7T99 for appointment.
work — removing atalns from
carpets — and for starting to
try aspired at midnight and the
gripped the mala part af Deuel*.
Rebel African guerillas staged eea
of their heaviest raids yat agalaat
the city two nights ago.
All tha joy waa contend In Ya
ounde where diplomats aad United
Nations delegations from all ever
Legal
Notice
P IlT IT la t'l M S B .
NOTICE l i hereby siren tbit WS
ar* onsssed In bnalnets st Porn
Park, Homlnolo County, Plorlda,
under the fictitious name af. Ifsueo
of Floor*, sad that wo Inload to
r*Sl*lsr aatd nemo with tba rtark
nf tko Circuit Court, Ssmlnol*
Caaaty. Plorlda, la aeeordanco
with the prnviaiont af iha Picti.
tlsus Name Statutes. ta-wlti Beetlea Itl.si Plorlda Blatutaa HIT.
BIS! Della* Haber
o. J. Adklaa
Charley R. Adklna
Publish Dee. I* A Jaa. I, li. IS.
AwVvaW
la I bo Court ad ta* Cooaty Jade*,
Bomlaolo County. Plerlda. la Prw.
in set Relate of
HAROARET B. UATItKSO.V
Deceased
Tk All CtaBIseea an* poeoeue Me«-
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EM VBCE VI pVll IT! Mrllf
natUled and tsquired to present
aay rlalma aad demends which
ypu. ar either *r you. may hav*
asnlatt tb* estate of Margaret
R. Math**#*, deeeaeed. late at
aald Ceuaty, to the County Judse
ef Semlnel* Cuualy, Plerlda at hie
afflce.la th* aatsn houe* ef said
County st Saaford. Plorlda. within
eight -tlsadar month* from tho
lime of tho* first publication of
this belle*. Bach claim or demand
shall be la writing, and shall state
tha place el residence and peat offlea address *r the claimant, aad
shall be sworn te by tbs claim,
ant. agent, attorney, aad any such
claim or demand not a* Iliad ahall
be veld.
Caryl* J. Baldwin,
At
admlaletratsr — ef the
Kettle of
Mere* ret B. Mathesoa. . ectased
Prank Paraaadaa
4* North Orange Avenue,
Orlando, Plerlda
Attorney for Bseeulrls
T, NORTH CAROLINA!
A sworn Complaint bavins basn
fllad asalnat you In tba Circuit
Court In an* for Samlnata rounly.
Plorlda. by OEOnOK C. McCARTKn. tor dlvorca. tha ahurt title
at which la UKOIIOE C. MeCARTER, Plaintiff. varana PATRICIA
ANN MsCARTER, Defendant. ibss*
prtsssts srs to rommand you to
oppoor and flic your written dofanaoa btraln on or bofora tba tttb
day of January, A. tK IMA nr
otherwise Decree Pro Costaaoo will
bo enioro* asalnat you.
Tba Bastard Herald la datlsiwtc* as a nawap.tpor at a*sorar Hrrulnllnn In wbleh this rllatlsn shall
bo pabllobod enca each weak tor
four eonaerutlvo weeks.
WITNESS my baa* and official
seat st th* cisrk of th* circuit
Court an this tba list Say af
Doesmbsr, A. D. m i .
(SEAL) •
Daeld M. Oalehal
Clark at Circuit CourtMack N. Clovaland. Jr.
Attorasy at Law, Salta 111,
Sanford Atlantic National
Sank 'Building. Hanford, Florid*.
Atlarasy far Plaintiff
Publish Dec, II, II, t i l l * Jan. 8,
It, 1*1*.
Vs.
WOODROW WILLIAMS,
BBTIC'M TO
Plaintiff
Tiefeadaat
APPRAM
TO | WOODROW WILLIAMR
Whoa* residence la unhaewai
Tou ar* hereby required t* (It*
yaur written Oefeaea t* tk* MIR at
Complaint far divorce filed her*
asalnat you. with th* Clerk ef th*
above etyled Court en sr before
January II, 111! and eerv* a copy
af name upon plaintiffs Attorney,
James C. Collier, Tti west Church
Street. Orlando, Plorlda.
Hortla fall net or a doer** era
eenfeeee will be eatered again you.
WITNESS my band nod aeal at
Saafard, Plerlda, Semlaol* County,
Plorlda, this llto day of December,
m i.
ISEAL)
David M. Oatshel
Cisrk ef the Circuit Cdurt
Byt Martha T. Vlhlea, DO
James C Collier
Allaraey for Plaintiff
Publish Dec. II A Jan. 9 , II, II.
p ic n r te ta n a n
NOTICK IB hereby given that 1
am engaged la buslsees at Park
A llth BU Sentinel* County. Pier14*. unSer th* flotillas* asm* of
Sanford. Loundromst en* that t
latend to resistor oald name with
the Clerk ef tba Clreelt Court,
Seminole County, Florida. In acc
ordance with th* prnvlelon* of .the
Plclltloaa Nam* ■taiutos. te-wlu
Section lit.** Plorlda Statutes HIT.
Big! William It Doushty
Publish Dee. I* .. Jan. t. It. II.
NOTICE IB hereby atvea that I
am *ugaa*d la bualaeea at So.
Sanford Av#.. Semlnel* County,
Plorlda. under lb# fictitinir* name
nf, Buanpa Budslee aad that 1
Intend ta register said name with
lb* Clerk af tha Circuit Caurt.
Bemlael* County. Plerlda, la aceordaare with tba provDIeaoef tha
Pletltlau* Nam* atatutee to-witt
Section lll.ll -Plorlda gtatuM*
h it .
aig! Ira a. Orueaor
vonca * r
suit
STATE OP PLORIDA TO: T. N.
"ANDT" ANDERSON, Poet Office
Eos l i l t Petersburg, Vlrslalai
A *ult bavins been filed nsalaet
you la thy Circuit Court In and
far Bomlaolo - Caaniy, Plerlda, at
law, (or raptovts, tba-abbreviated
till* af which le HOWARD J.
CHAMPION and BARBARA A.
CHAMPION, hie wife. Plaintiffs,
v s T. N. "ANDT" ANDKRBON at
al. Defendant*, yea are hereby
notified aad required le file your
wrlttaa defence*. It any. lo the
PUlntlfr* romauiat filed la aald
eauae, and to aorv* a tayy there
of up*a Plata Ilf fa attorney an or
before the Slat day of January. A.
D. nidi etberwta* default will be
entered agalnal you for lb* relief
prayed by Ptelalifr*.
WITNESS my bead aad th* aeal
ef aald Court at Seafood. Plerlda
iki* llth day e l IMeember, A. D.
(■BALT
DavIS 21. Oalchel
sy sna&vwer
Miss Burks just plain sat aad
demonstrated, using n detergent
solution and a rag wrapped around
a finger.
"Get to work fast on n stain,'*
aha said, and added severely:
“Never use nail polish remover en
aad acetate carpet — because U
you’ll tabs up tha carpet, too.”
All right, Miss Burks, I prom*
Isa to use It only on my nails.
But bow about this wall washing
business?
“You always start from tba
bottom up,” ah* said, “ because If
th# water drips down tha u »
cleaned portion of the wall It
(saves a streak, oa which you
would havo to da some more work. , «
Bit down with a heala or bucket ”
baslde you. Whoa jrou got higher,
alt oa a chair.
“ I like to work with a sponge
la each hand. Use a circular mo*
tjea_*’
Each head?
“i f . e . little hard to pst used
*5,.
»*aaagla« th* wall
^Jh both heads, ’hut It’s tester.
?* * *
a wall, da It all
to |to* Mtttogs leaks bad if yen gv
deal, o f course, yea da hav* to ?
stead eventually."
Mlsa Burks froquenUy works
wit* a vacuum cleaner to one
hand aad a cleaning cloth In the
•(her - • “ but that's pot for be.
•tiwro.’’ She gave .three-part
jurae to hausedeanlng ter men.
m
(thd
Pine-Sol iBsUtute of
“ «•) ■ “ * “ “ it had
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8.000 man to IB §\
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kJ‘5h« ’ ®« • Yl«yl tile
i.urk*
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work with *
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it forward] don’t
ss&,
Pott Office Drawer III
Sanford. Plerlda
Altarnay far Plaintiff
I’ublleh Dec, II * Jan. I. II. II.
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W h a t b a tte r, way can you k e e p
up-to-date
with
year
Local
and
County N a w i, than with “ Sem inole
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For Homo Delivery Call FA 2-2(11
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usiness P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611
Wed., Jan. 6, 1960—Pag* 18
Stenstrom
RENT A BED
OWNER LEAVING: Muit tell two
bedroom CB home. Low down
Rollaway, Hosplle* ft Baby Bed*
payment, tit monthly. Any
By Dty, Week or Month.
terma ceniidertd. FA S-7301.
CARROLL'S FURNITURE
after 6:00 P. M.
rti. FA 2-5181
116 W. lit 8t.
WELAKA APARTMENTS) rooms
private baths, 111 W. First Su
RAYM O N D M. B A LL
R ealty
HERBERT STENSTROM
Regiatered Broker
LEN R1SNER
LOTTIE BROADWAY
KEN TORRETT
BETTYE D. SMITH
Aiioclatea
11 N. Park rh. FA 2-24M
2-BEDROOM, 2 bath, doubla car
Real Eatata — Inaeraaee
TRAILER SPACES; Large tots,
ports, extra larfa utility room.
Barely Benda
Camp Seminole Trailer Park,
Monthly payment* 178. 110
Wiltlui ft It'*i- He! V1
218 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5641
Shannon Dr. FA M278.
Hanford
DFF1CE SPACE with ample parkEvans Bide. Lake Mary
APPROXIMATELY ten acres of
log. 213 Oak Avenue. FA 2-3906.
Ph. FA 2-12P0
grove, 81,300 per acre; near Sun*
land Estates. Contact Joseph
NEW 2 bdrm. house completely
Levy, FA 2-1222.
- furnished. Deposit furnished on BARGAIN — MOVE IN TODAY
2 BR. bouse on hlignolla, just out
gll- FA ‘2-2377,
REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN
of city llml's; kitchen .equipped,
2344 French Ave.
Venetian blinds, space healtr.
FURNISHED 5-room g a r a g e
Muit s*U at once. 63093. Will
apartment with garage; adults.
J. W . H A L L
trade for lato modal car.
FA 2-3202.
Realtor
FA 2-0881 or FA 2-0333.
Call Hall"
Phona FA 2-3861
HOME on Rlvervlew St. Inquire BEST BUY IN WYNNEWDOD:
|U PALMETTO Ave; furnished
417 West lit St.
3 Br., Fla. room. Steve. Refri
2 BR. bungalow.
gerator and air conditioning
SELL or TRADE: 3-Bedroom, lit
optional. Low monthly payments.
X-BTORY HOUSE for rent or
baths, CB. Florida room. Nicely
2410 Stevens Ave.
sale reasonable; Corner 3rd ft
landscaped 133* x 193* corner
Chapman. Mra. W. O. Brooke,
lot. 82,500 down or will trade ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor
Star Rt. Enterprise, Flafor other properly. WUl finance
Raymond Lundqulst. Assoc.
part of down paymant if desir FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
NEW two bedroom house In Like
ed. 120 E- Coleman Circlt.
Mery; walking distance to
R E A D Y FOR IMMEDIATE
FA 2-7807.
I acbool and store. 875 per mo.
OCCUPANCY
4-BEDROOM, 2 bath bouse eight 3-BEDRuOM, 2 bath, kltehan
months old. in Pinecreat 4th.
>d, Florida room. Large
NICELY furnished garage apart
Addition. Original down pay
ment. Adult*. 1912 Sanford Ave.
ment 81283, improvement* In
Phona PA 2-8668.
cluded. FA 2-4813.
STOPl LOOK! LISTEN I
X-BEDROOM furnished apartment. LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 100'
x 143'; one block ofif New Up- STOP! in to see our 3 bedroom
Contah 2312 Palmetto.
sale Rd. 8850. Phone FA 2-7213
Its or 2 tiled bath homes at
4-ROOM fumlihed apt. 830. Adults
after 3:00 P. M.
113 N. Jasamine Ave.
SAN SEM KNOLLS
IPACIOUS furnished modem one
$500
DOW
N
bedroom apartment; excellent
condition; quiet neighborhood: 2 Acres of highland with. home.
on 20th Street
212 W. 19th Street. Ph. FA 2-0296
In good water area. Bearing
lemon and orange trees. On LOOK! at all the wonderful fea
after 5:00 p. m.
pavad road.
tures In (haw homes. Tarratxo
110,900 COMPLETE PRICE
floors—Furred and Plastered
walls — Custom built • cabinet
$200 Dn. - V acant
work—and -Dust-free closets2-BEDROOM unfurnished bouse, Two Bedroom CB home built to
Close to schools and shopping
newly decorated. CaU FA 2-6150.
FHA specification*. 862 monthly
—LISTEN! to the price and
payments. 88.900.
COMPLETELY furnished giraic
terms—8330 Down FHA Flaanc*
’ apartment with air condiUontd
ed—Exclusive with
) bedrooms; 200313 French Ave ROSA
L. PAYTO N
nue- Phone FA 2-3830.
Registered Real Estate Broker W . H. “ Bill" Stamper Agency
Realtor ft Insurer
Mary E. Carmen — Leo SalvaU
ASSOCIATES: H. E. Tatter
B. E. Rogero, Sr Associates
Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper
Robert F. Kay, Bart Pilcher,
FARM ER’S AGENCY
Helen E. Noonan
K. V. Farmer, Realtor
Phone FA 2-4691
111 N. Park
D. IL Whitmore
LEAVINO town; bargain for quick
Lillian G. Trams
3 BEDROOM home, hardwood
sale; financed or cash. FA 2-2347
Associates.
floor*. Larga lot s in Adams
118 •. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-1221
After hours, FA 2 2818, FA 2-4121,
TA 1-0281
•
WELCO ME
NAVY AND
NEWCOMERS
.T O SANFORD
W# Invite you to be our gueeU
sheelalely free without eWiga*
lien nl one ef Sanfotd’o leading
Metals while yau lecata anltable toe alas far yourself sod
fsally. Pick up your key at
oor lalaa Office.
3-ACRES of good firm lead in NICE clean two bedroom bouse
Sanford -Celery Della 8300 per
on two Iota juit outside city
acre. Excellent terma. Rlcbardi
limits. A real bargain at 7,300
Hotel, Melbourne, Florida.
wilh good terma.
2-BEDROOM
masonry
home.
Smell down payment. 130 month
ly payments. CaU FA 2-0M1.
U. Special Services
TV' FICTUHE TUBE SPECtAL New A Used Furniture It Appli
ance). A Good Place To
For 2 week! only!
BUY, SELL or TRADE
17 In. (accept aonio
portable!)
823.3
Jenkins Furniture
TA 2-7430
All tubea haw l 1 year (uaranlto, 400 Sanford Ave.
LLOYD’S RADIO ft TV
• BIG VALUES
411 Sanford Ave. Ph. .FA 2 9799
• JUICK CREDIT
• EASY TERMS
LEWIS SALES ft SERVICE
WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS
Veipa Motor Scooters
Healer ft Lawn Mower Service
W ILSON - M AIER
Weat Country Club Rd. FA 2-7928
New and Uied Furniture
FA 2-3622
GREEN LEAF Tree Eiperti do 211 E. First St.
the beat Trimming. De-moiling,
Removal and Fertilising. Phone CUSTOM BUILT furniture -s in
gle pieces or sets. Also furni
KA 2-3015.
ture repair. Cabinets mad*.
SERVICE CALLS 11.30: for de
FA 2-7083.
pendable TV service, call San
ford TV Center. Bth and Sanford ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby
Beds. Day, Week or Month—
Ava. FA 2-9741.
. FURNITURE CENTER
110 French Ave.
MODERN RUG CLEANERS
AH Site Ruga And Well To Wall
Ph. va 2-7933
Carpets. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
1 Week service
Ph. FA 2 7437
$SAVE$
New & Used
Sew ing M ach. Repairs Furniture and Aprlianees
ALL MAKES ft MODELS
104 So. Park (24 hr. aer.)
M ath er o f Sanford
FA 2-3023
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B
1 * 6 4o.
108-108 E. First IL Ph. FA 2*0912
right*rwm«4.
PMM*
13-A lleanty Parlors
Used furniture, appliances, tools
•'One good thing, It has very few calorie*.”
ete. Bought-Sold Larry's Mart
A Satisfied customer la our be*
213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132
advertisement.
HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK
103 So. Oak
Ph. FA 8-3741
14. Building • 1‘aTnttng • Repair*
7. Bmlnets Opportunities
mess kill, eompasiei,
Be Lovelier With Professional Canteens,
military toys, tent:, cots. ArmySpouting,
FOR LEASE: 40 acres. Seminole ROOFING,
Gutters,
Beauty Care,
Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave,
Rcof Repairs, Painting, Cement
County. SEW Sect. 26 Twn 21
ft Carpenter Work. Gcniral
S-R|. 31E. Write; A. Stop, 210
FACTORY TO YOU
Home Repairs. 20 yrs. ExpertHyde Park Ave., Tampa.
ALUMINUM
ence. Vary Low Rates. Pnona
VENETIAN BLINDS
FA 2 36TB.
Beauty Salon
Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom
rail with pintle coda. Plastic
B ft M ROOFING
WHITE female help wanted. *. uit
or rayon tapei. Cotton or nylon
Contracting ft Repair*
bo tl. Apply to rig ’N Whistle.
DORI8’ BEAU TY SHOP
cord*.
Licensed — Bonded —Usarad 2004 Adams Ph.
FA " 238 Senknrik Glass and Faint Co.
FREE ESTIMATES
ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY:
112-114 W. tod St.
FA-1-4822
Ph. FA 2-7943
Must be experienced In use of 300 Laurel Ave.
Executive l.B.M. and dictating
PAINTING ft DECORATINO
MARIAN MARKET CABBAGE COMPLETE living room set, 3
machine; shorthand preferred.
Licensed — Bonded
S'xil' ruga and roll-away bod;
PLANT! for sale. Fred ThuraGood aalary aid personnel polic
Free Estimates —
about 3 mo. old. Tako over
ton, Phono FA 3-3990.
ies. Apply In Semlnola Memor
Work Guaranteed
law monthly payments only.
ial Hospital, 1101 East First
Semi—le Painting Contractors Cut Flowers For Any Occaaslea
FA 3 1808.
SANFORD FLOWER SHOP
FA 2-1204
FA 2-18U
or
FA 2-0270 SEMI AUTOMATIC Eig-Zag Port
WAITRESS; Apply to Ur. Lan
able — 20 year guarantee on
caster, Altamonte CottN Shoppe,
parts, labor and service. Taka
Altamonta Springs.
over payments only. 1939 Mo
AU TO GLASS
'57 JOHNSON 33 h.p. electric mo
del. Writs Credit Manager,
LOCAL automobile dealership
tor; PeUcan trailer; 14 ft. slap
IN STALLED
Box A ft A, c/o Sanford Herneeds young tidy for gentrsl
bottom runabout; FA 2-8882
Buck Ginas
office work. Must be able to Windshield
type* Write giving resume of Loor Ginas
Vent Glass
SINOER PORTABLE for balance
pest office experience to box
SERVICE
due to responsible patty with
Galeway To Tha Waterway
If c/o Sanford Herald.
Scnkarlk Glasa and Faint Co.
local credit. Take over pay
Your
EVINRUDE
Dealer
XU 114 W. 2nd St.
FA 2-68X2
ments of 28.42. Wrlla Credit
Robson Sporting Goods
Manner, Box AAA, c/o Sanford
304-8-8 E. 1st.
Ph. FA 2-8
Herald.
2-MARRIED MEN, 23 to 40, for
CRITCHF1ELD 13 ft. boat, fiber
Sanford. $73.00 week plus comglass speed bottom, Johnson
million: retirement; paid vaca
Javelin 33 outboard motor, hai
tion. Apply 3020 Corrine Dr., Or.
INCOME. TAX SERVICE
retractable top, dual gas tanks
Undo. WILLIAM H. MURRAY
and running lighta; aUo tilt
1111 Celery Ave. Tel- FA 2-1394
trailer. W1U aacrUlco for ll.ooo.
Sea A. W. Barkley at Barkley
PIANO TUNING & REPAIRING
Uaed Cara Inc., Maitland, Fla.
DRY CLEANING PRESSER; Ap
W. L. HARMON
ply Joe's Laundry ft Cleaners PH. FA 2*4223 After S P. M. 74. Automobile*
Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick
3307 Sanford Avenue.
Service Wilh The Cash. SUPER
TRADING POST, FA 3-0877.
LOVELY ntw bouse; three ana*
clous bedrooms, two tiled baths,
tarrauo floors, built In kitchen,
carporle end utility room. On
TIME or temporary office
St J o h n B Realty Co. Urge pine shaded lot with PART
work desired by young woman;
eprtakUr
system.
Near
shopping
110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA I4IIS
experienced. FA 1-9344.
center. Price $14,300. G e o d
LAKEFRONT Property in Ostoan
Terma.
HOUSEWORK:
Phone FA 1-7372.
248 ft on lake; 231 fL on front;
217 ft. on East; N ft. on West;
modern 2 bedroom home, double C. A. Whiddon, Sr. SECRETARY: shorthand, dicta
tion, legal experience: wants
BROKER
.garage; 90 fruit treat; S in.
full or part-ttmo work. CsU
weU. Ph. Orlando, GArden 8-3777 N l So. Park Ave. Ph FA 2-3811
FA 28644.
rOR QUICK SALE: Very nice HOUSE and 4 acres of land. Ir
two bedroom CB homo at 2432
rigation. Box 48-A, Waal Firs!
Yale Avenue. Will he on preSt. TA 2-1477.
SANFORD Plumbing ft Heating
tnlsas from 10:00 A. M. 'til 10.00
2594 So. Elm Fh. FA 2-7814.
p. M. December soih. — Jan
uary 8th. Make offer,REDWOOD Paper Company of Plumbing & Repairs
fers an Interesting rrancbiie
Jee C. Thenaa
for operation of paper dispensing 1112 Barit* St.
FA 24449
machine In SemUI* County
•chooU. A productive business of
vour.own. No experience requir
ed. Investment vl approximately
63000 secured. Write box RP t ln
Plumblftg ft Heating
Sanford liarald, giving name
AIR COVDITIONING
a n d addresa. Representative
CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK
will call.
1007 Sanford Avo.
FA 24547
1033 FORD Raaehwagoa; IMS
Triumph Thunderbtrd motor*
cycle; 14 ft. Wolverene beat
and trailer; 23 If, P. Evlnrude
motor; reaionaMe, FA 1-7318.
SCHWINN VARSITY BOYS BIKE.
ENGLISH STYLE. NEW TIRES
AND TUBES. LARGE BASKET.
CAN BE SEEN AT THE SAN*
FORD HERALD DAYS.
MARY CARTER PAINTS
World'* Larieat Gallon
BUY ONE GAL.GET ONE FREE
201 W. 1st. St.
Ph. FA 22648
1838 - 10 cu. ft. HOTPOLNT Re*
frlgerator 8130 cash or wUl
trade on '31-'33 model piek up
truck. 2111 Summerlin Are*
nue.
GOOD Used Appliances and TV’*.
Gormly, Inc., Third ft Palmetto.
LUCIOUS BLONDE wants to
meet gentlaman — object matri
mony. Muit be henduae, witty
and have e comfortable heme
with Speed Quean Washer—
one that waihea and rinses
hyilenlcally dean. I don’ t went
to be grouchy an wash dayaU you don't have a Speed
Queen don’t write- Get that
Speed Queen Washer now at
Mather of Sanford, 803 E. Pint
Street.
LOST: Black purio at Fi a m i
Danes. Plaaae caU FA 2-4)0.
LOST; Small Walker Hound, foay*
ale, black and white with w an
tan. With collar, and MOW
plain. Last seen I miles west ol
New Smyrna. R E W A R D .
FA 24342.
LOST: Radio onttoUed medal
airplane; orsngo and blue. Lost
In Dreamwoid Section. . RE*
WARD. FA a-Ul« nr sail Semi*
nola Sporting Goods.
__
LOST: Scottle puppy six months
old, black. REWARD ottered fof
return. CaU FA 8 7174.
| ART ELECTRIC j
■ For the Beat la Wlriftf
I • RESIDENTIAL
| • INDUSTRIAL
I
• COMMERCIAL
| Ph. FA 2*3427
'30 FORD PICK-UP truck <1)3.
Reel’s Paint ft Body Shop, iMt
PUMPS - SPRINKLERS
Sanford Avenue. P h o n e
All type* and sties, Installed
FA *7719.
•'Do It Younall"
WE REPAIR AND SERVICE
*54
FORD $393. FA 2-2073.
STINE
MachUery and Supply Co.
207 W. tad SL
Ph. FA 2 0431
ENVELOPES, Letterheads, slatementi, Invoices, band bills, and
rograms, et c .
Prigreulve
riming Co. Phona FA 2 2931306 West 13th St.
P
SEPTtC TANK SERVICE
Since 1961
A. HARE
DKDARY
NOrth 6-4422
KOrth 8-4111
>• x »' — '56 Great Ltkfi S
bdrm; carpeted, air condition
ed: eabanna. Lot 78, Park AveTrailer Ct. Phone FA 2-7916.
SEE THESE
BUYS TODAY
C
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u
n
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f.
PLUMBING
Contracting ft Repair*
Fret Estimates
R. U HARVEY
S04 Sanford Avo. Phona FA 2 3)03
W lcurwh
Homan Designed For
Florida Living.
8 ft 4 Bedrooms —
1 ft 2 Bathi
FHA In Serviee*
T C eS S S i
Gracious Livinc" .
Drtam Homes
Conventional
Financing
Down Payments
Low as $425
PARK
HOMES
use Wiring — Electric Service
Sid Vtblen
RANDALL ELECTRIC CO.
MasaoUn
FA 34015
WALL PAPIRINO ft PAINTING
Work Guaranteed
Bod Beard
Contact SOS West 8th St.
Down Piymeat-Ne Clapiaf
SEVENTH & FRENCH AVE.
Plymouth — DeSoto Dealer
• FIAT
• USED CARS
55 DESOTO
56 DESOTO
Flredeme T u d o r
Hardli
Hportaman • Automatic Trane,
Power Blearing •
Radio • fleeter •
fO A
WWtoSldew.il
Firedome T u d o r
1
Sportsman • Automatic
. F e w e r Steering •
Brake* • Rsdie Heater
Air Ceaditlened.
ONLY
59 FIATS
DISTRIBUTOR WANTED
Main or Female
You can m ev t In fam adlataly whUa tha paper* a n
boing processed.
Wn Guaraataa Psrsoail
Satisfaction On T O
C o natrucU on O f jo u r
Horn* F or The F irst
Yaar — Or Y our Down
. Payment And -Closing
C o if w ill B« CtohrfuUy
Refunded.
57 CHEVROLET
"No get rkh quick atheme
A*l CeadMlea
•Good prefit
QUALIFICATIONS—Only re*
sponsible far sighted Indivi
duals with faith la the n u rd
MONTHLY
PAYMENTS
Our Used Cura WUl Be Displayed Far Y<
lanpectioa Nightly On Our Large Lighted Let.
•Seif Sm ite Record Displays
•Established by us in high
traffic locations
•You own and operate
•Inventory 100'i exchange
able
>
•UeipeeUtf record producere
A manufacturers.
•Distributor* ef major record
t territory desired.
WIRE OR CALL
COORD DIVISION
-lie " ’ 6 Cylinder • Stead*
Tranamtalon • Heater •
»s?~
WHERE DEALS SHINE
56 CHEVROLET
S Cylinder - Standard Trane.
2ed A Palmetto U. C. Lot FA 2*1281 Ofe. FA I*t1
t| 19
t
/9 k
at the sign ef year beat toy
Chevrolet —• OUamabUa —* CedUlae t a f t d l
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By n t s v
danuo
NEW YORK (UP!) - Btortaa
about aara macule battling diem m eftaa gravida TV with aoaae
gripping prodnetiooe.
l auppoae the Araatrang Circle
Theater aariaa la gw moat expert
hi the modleel-documenlary appreach bocauae It to often tcorta
direct Mta on our nobler tnetlneta.
I menUoa thie becauM I found
myaeU feeling that the Circle
nmater atyla would haw helped
W>C •_ T f t Sunday Showeaae,
whkh Sunday night offared. "The
. Margaret Bourke-White Story."
The ahowcaae yarn deaft with
Mka< Baurka-Whlto'a lengthy bitfla agalnat the crippling effect* of
Parklnaea't dltcata. Although n
tow effective ecenea came along.
Bo teteptay bp Joaeph U»* waa
aahw erged la detail, wordlnex
gnS auperflclaUtlea.
Pint, tel » a tick off the play’*
Bair momenta: Terex Wright,
. periraytng n weakened Mlat
Bmrfce-WMto, droapta* a Wend’a
■aw camera and dltaolviag In
mure over her hetplexoex; Mix
WM|M and
CU Wellach, who
played Bn part of photographer
Alfred Bieenetadt. quarreling at
her__
home,
the_1.1biwathtaklng,
_ mlnnand
.ja graphle
_ brata opmupnewMed,
Too much time waa devoted to
(ailing about bar career a* a famoua photographer, aa though to
Justify the play, No eicuae waa
needed, for Mix Bourke-White. a*
a atricken human being, filled
with very human feari and fallIngi and courage, waa eienic
enough.
Aa Mix Bourke-White, Mlaa
Wright waa excellent. Wellach
waa excitable, earneat and generally effective, although at time*
he tended to overdo the inlenaity
and the •'character” aapect. But
then, I gueu t loan away from a
role In which the man anapa pieturea of a tick woman even be
fora he teya hello to her.
Another newagalherer, Nellie
Bly, hid her hour*on NBC-TV Im
mediately after Bo Bourka-Wblt*
Itory,
atory,
The atory turned out to be an
original mutical comedy about
the'legendary Mitt Bly’* journey
of IMO. Janet Blair waa properly
higb-ipirltad end rambuactloua
aa Nellie, and I thought aha bore
up beautifully while trying to
dance In her heavy floor-length
iklrt. But a ohow of tbit tort
needa a briak, blinding. pace.
State Oil* approach waa lacking
except for a few brief momenta,
k waa nothing more Uxn ■ a«r•Mtioa,
UnfarioMtoty, even thla operat lea of colorful, fairly entertain
ing room arena waa marred by ing dance number* connected by
BmWBdbMaa 1 mentioned earlier, confuikm.
f K u r i l H l M tlwugh the author
A new xriea, PYI (for your in
• was >struggling hard to aquecu
. tto a fr fM Bfe-louctilng trulama formation), appeared on CBS-TV
, MM Me amry. Ha only aueeeedcd Sunday morning. It conatated of
to betog ropotittauc and dragging revealing Interview* with men
M Into come- map opera-bued and women who were the victim*
of criminal* and aerved to remind
Tho production alio chilled u* again how detached from real
gaiuo af Ms lunate drama by to- ity are the lad* who grind out
awiaff aa tho "earner gtri" aapect moat of our TV private nye and
at MEm Bourke-WhKe’e affliction. wealem ahowi.
We d i d n ' t r e a li z e u n t i l we fin is h e d c o u n t i n g , Just How Much Inv en to ry Was On
K )f i> ^ o jtOW N GO PRICES^
- D O N ' T MISS THESE -
OUR OWN.
ENERGY
COOKING
GIANT
SIZE
=
ROMAN
SPAGHETTI
MACARONI
RUBBING
NOODLES
FULL
GAL.
________
YOU .
RESOLVE FOR THE YEAR 1960
PEAR
HALVES
f O
EAT
ONLY
WILSON’S — TENDER-SMOKED
14-1S Lb.
STAR
FOOD KING
BARTLETT
SOUTHERN SEAS
LIGHT
J
CHUNK
■
WAMOfOTOt (UP!)—favorite
aaae, and eapaeUUy, Mlaaouri'a
Boa.- Btoert Symlnston, ara Ukoly
B kaaaf tad to haram Son, John
P. Kennedy’# campaign for the
2 = 39*
t is s u e
BOX
ARMOURS
. t Bp LTLB C. WILSON
EVERY ITEM A BARGAIN
MUSSELMAN’S
lyres
(Whola or Shank Portion)
.
SHURFINE
HEAVY
WESTERN
FRESHLY
SMALL - LEAN
STALEY’S
ARGO
WAFFLE
ENGLISH PEAS
SPARE
eandldeir nt the man in front, to
Bang up on the loader to pull btm
NORTHERN
> full Kennedy down, the ouicrt
moat, nr their own (w m i ere hottow. Kennedy k well aware of
Brie. Aa long ego aa laat aummer,
be wee complaining ta public that
tovorita aon candidacle* ta varloua
gtatea and abandonmant of proaldanttal primarle* to other* were
adding Bo poeple'a voice in tho
nhotoe of a Democratic nominee.
Oer. Edmund O. (Pat) Brawn
af California k one favorite *oq
Who haa put up agalnat Kennedy
ao-trefpaaatag aigni. Ho le finding
Mmothkig loae than a welcome in.
to Maryland'! preiidentlal pri
mary
Janey prefer* ta
to
iaep end Now Jwnay
HIB1BCUIT
SANDWICH
COOKIES
OUR
LOSS
IS
YOUR
Bit 1 Yt Lb. Package
GAIN
atoel here delegation. Than act
there.
"
PRESERVES
AH ef thla la harmful to Kanady'a candidacy. Bperiflratly, all
i f thla cuta tote Kennedy’! poten
tial Brat and early ballot eonventten etransB. The poUtteal proa
are saying wiB much eenfldenre
FOOD KING PORK ft BEANS • GOBDY’S BALT
FROZEN
SAVINGS
SWANSONS (Twin Pack)
DOWNY FLAKE
FROZEN
FRUIT 9 n ' t
PIES
(I Plea)
LOB AWo ELKS (UP!)—Nightehh finger Candy Stacy, M, waa
(dad a divorce on testimony
her husband, Robert, at,
“ braJawnahed end third-degreed"
bar. She wavkd alimony but re
ceived malady end auppori ef Uulr
a
SWANSON’S
Happianis Through
Health
BIRDSEYE
(By DR. F. LEO KERW1N)
a camful examination the
Chiropractor will find out
what Is wrong with your nervoua ayatem. f pinal adjustmenu have been highly sueceaafui ln nomalUing blood
circulation and relieving con-
t e o i.P k n
GREEN
PEAS
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jro« got fait* bad nt
ap you sleep, or do you
an waning toaslng to
1% yawning, counting
utd yak find it Unpoat tim l
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Chocolntn
and Vnnllln
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�■ —
The world famous Cristianl circus family an.
nounced today that negotiations are nearly com .
plete on an agreement to maka the circus' winter
quartera in Seminole County and to manage the
ahow area o f Circualand. ,
Business Manager Paul Cristiani said the
move would not interfere with schedules o f the
travellihg unit, bilied aa the “ W orlds Largest
Tent Circus.”
"W e are well acquainted with the plans of
Circuslnnd and believe that it Is being planned in
the tradition o f clean entertainment on which
we always have insisted,” Cristisni said today.
“ We think we are at the point where we can
finalize an agreement to fit into ite operation,”
he eaid.
Criatiani and ahow official David Budd re
cently visited the ettrsetion site near Sanford
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi
dent Eisenhower solemnly pledged
today to devote the “full energies"
of his last year in the White House
to promote peace In the world and
unprecedented prosperity at home.
The President hopefully asked
the Democrslic-coot rolled Con
gress to stop “ wrangling" with his
Administration and work together
with him to achieve these goal*.
He charted the goala for hia
last 12 months in office in a State
of the Union message to a joint
session of the House and Senate.
The message was largely e good
news report, but laced with canEisenhower declared that RusaU'i recent behaviour pointed la
"the possible opening of n some
what teas strained period" of SovVt-free world relationships which
would depend on lfoicow'a deeds.
In his 7,200-word message, the
and attended a series o f meetings with officials
o f Entertainment Enterprises, developers o f
Circualand.
Circualand President Maurice Marshall con*
firmed negotiation! that would make Sanford
known nationally,
1
“ We have held out for the heat,” MarshnII
said, “ the best location, the host in design and
engineering— and now the best people in ahow
business, the Cristlanls. Paul Criatiani was elected to represent the Criatiani circus group on the
board o f directors o f Entertainment Enterpriacs,
Inc., and In this capacity he will funnel the familygenius into Circusiand's operational plans.”
This first family o f the circus has a back
ground o f more than 100 years in the entertain
ment business, as performers and in management
as well. Today more than 70 members o f the
versatile clan are active circus performers, stagw
ing acts so difficult and dangerous that no on*
dares to Imitate them.
Plans eall for the circus quarters to be lo.
cated adjacent to the Circualand site, far enough
to be maintained as r staging area for the road
unit blit cluae enough to the attraction to facili
tate a constant streamlined ahow.
,
The Circusland arena will be utilized to in
troduce new acta, which will later go on the road
aa “ featurea from Circusland, Florida.”
Personnel o f Marco Engineering are expected
to arrive within the next few weeke to aupervise
construction o f Circusland. The firm , now direct
ing the building o f New York City’s Freedom,
land, has estimated a construction period o f 8V4
months for Circusland.
pnaUaai;
-Declared that "1M0 promlass
la he the most prosperous year
la our history," with the govern
ment winding up (bis fiscal year
next June with a 200 million dollar
surplus despite lower revenues
because af the stool atrlke.
. —Promised a balanced budget
A W ATCH FOR THE T A X COLLECTOR was given to
Sanford tax collector Miss Ellen Hoy yesterday by the
city commissioners. Miss Hoy celebrated her 40th year
aa a city employe yesterday. Mayor Kuri Higginbotham
presented the watch to Miss Hoy.
(S taff Photo)
W EATH ER: Partly cloudy and warm today. High today, 75-80. Low tonight, 55-65._________ ’
United Press Leased IVire
Established 1908
THURSDAY, JANUARY” 7. I960
SANFORD, FLORIDA
______
NO. 60S
about lowering taxes,
—Disclosed Car the first Urns that
Ibis country’s Atlas billiiUe mis
NEW YORK (UPI)
sile hei been hitting within two
prices at I p. in.:
miles of target la teat after test,
American Airlines ...
ever distencee of more than S.ooo
American T A T . . . , .
miles.
Rethlchsm Steel ......
—Proposed no new labor legplsC A O ......................
iioa, but said he Intends as a con
Chrysler
...........
sequence *f the long steel dispute
Wright
“ to oncourses regular discussions
BOLIVIA, N. C. (UPI) Teams o f investigators seeking Curllai
b e t w e e n management and the cause o f a National A ir Lines plane crash that took 84 DuPont............
Eastman Kodak
Uvea have discovered that the four-engine craft’s altimeters Ford Motor __
to protect the public iatereat.
General Elcelrle
- —Urged "every possible effort" were stuck at 1,500 feet, it was learned today.
Investigators already have theorized that Hie DC-GB General Motors
hr steel unions and management
disintegrated or exploded before it hit the ground curly Wed Graham • Paige
te avoid a Meal pries increase.
nesday. The position of the alti Inll. TAT ........
—Said farm law is woefully outef-date, ineffective, and expen
meter dills may indicate that the t-orillard .........
Minute Maid ...
sive," aad urged Congress to enact
plane fell apart at 1>M) feel, a Penney ............
legislation that would curb oostly
spokesman told United Press In Penn RR .........
surpluses aad achieve higher net
Sears Roebuck. .
lerni tionsl.
County school thlldrea tad par*
te jinn iacointf.
•ntc wiH- be lacenvenieacod bp
W —Urged civil rights legislation,
The theory that the plane dis V. S, Steel
Weatinghouae FI
double sessions for the lent time
including right te vote guarantees.
integrated was ilrrngihrned by
during the spring term.
—Summoned the nation to an allCounty Director of Educattaa
ATLANTA (UPI) - The Altai- the fact that most of the victims
ant battle ■gainst iaOatioo—Cell
apparently fell free from the
Stewart Gstchel said today test
ed for dangresakmal action on his l« Journal said today that Ray plane and were buried in the sogthe last sf the doubts mss teas la
inquest far school legislation "de Graves, 41, assistant football EC Held where the plane hit.
ths schools will start Jan. SI
signed to stimulate classroom con coach at Georgia Tech, will be
The airline mcmwnlte was fly Klan Boss To Run,
when children attending school
struction, net by subetiUitloo of come athletic director end bead
during the mornings trill switch
federal dollars for (tats and local feotball coach at the University ing It relalivr* of victims to
TALLAHASSEE
(UPD-Ku
JUu*
Wilmington, N. C., in a special
In the afternoon sessions,
binds, hut Incentives to ostood of Florida.
Klan leader Bill Hendrix of Oldsflupt. of Schools S. T, Mflwj*
The Journal aaid In a story by plane to help identify the dead. mar Indicated Wednesday lie Will
' and encourage elate end local efleft#.”
Sport* Kdtior Furman Rlihcr The relatives were fo be driven run for governor, sad promised I*
to
the
lilllc
fishing
village
of
V Pieadfaf that "wrangling" be that Graves* appointment to sue.
Southport where the bqdifi Jsyja, make his official announteqiwM
ladles Ilona won Ihaf slhgte
put amtevand pledging "cion end •end EJoeUs. Gssch Bob JVreil
*■* •Id a' few*week#," H e iu ffir « l
sessIoat were to be put iaio bps*
constructive association whh the ruff Is expected to he made ■the hit ITschool gyinnOMum,
fourth
in
■
five-men
field
in
USA
A team of Identification experts
ration by lha spring but Mltwee
nonfress,” the President said: this weekend.
from the FBI In Washington had
■■14 today that plans to ellrala*
"My deep concern in the next 12
Rep.
Sim
pson
Dies
identified 11 of the bodies, includ
■Is double sessions would wait
months, before my successor takes
Wa s h in g t o n t u p i) Rep.
ing
all
five
crew
members,
by
until ths fall so the schools could
afflen, la wbh our joint nongrosIsle this morning but did not Richard M. Simpson (R-Pa.), died
conduct sn aatenalvs pre-school
■teas! — soaeotivo duty to our
at
>:I5
a.
m.
today
at
the
Betheaplan lo release the nsmes of pas
roundup.
awn aad ether aatioos. . .1 shall
ds
Naval
Medical
Center.
Simpsengers Identified until the work
Mltwee also sold that bp f s l
dsvote my full energies to tiw
un, H. a member of Congress for
ll completed.
ths nlns school building project*
tasks at hand, whether these la22
years,
had
been
seriously
ill
The search continued for two
undertaken by ths board would he
Two county residents were taken
_ votes .world understanding, aegosince undergoing a brain operation
completed.
9 Mslions to reduce international dis to Winter Park Memorial Hospital of the bodies.
Dec.
14.
The Civil Aeronautics Board In
Among the project* Is a new
cord, or constant discussions end this morning after a truck-car col
high school to bs located near
communications with the Coagrees lision on SR 4M three miles west vestigation began today under R ate H ike R efused'
the direction of Lanny Thompson
Lake Jennie.
•nd the Americas people on la at Chuluota.
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Flori
After the board's meeting s l i t
ssies bath domestic end foreign."
Injured ware Paul D. Rinker of of the CAB Washington office. dians won't be peylng higher in
The Senate aviation subcommit
Tuesday, members will, inspect
He told Congress that:
Chuluota and James Jackson, a
surance
rates
this
year
for
fire,
tee, still investigating the crash
projects underway.
"Every minute room to Irrele Negro af Oviedo.
windstorm and hail. State Insur
The board decldad lo hold Its
Florida Highway Patrol Officer of a National Airline DC-7 over ance Commissioner J. Edwin Lar
vant inter-branch wrangling Is proGEORGE MORGAN, right, took over tha gavel aa president e f tha Sanford
meeting Tuesday aa Supt. ME*
Olia Garrett said that Jackson the Gulf of Mexico Nov. ie, an son turned down rate increases
wee will be in Gainesville Thurs
Kiwanla Club last night from J. C. Da via, center, outgoing president, Rus*
would be charged with improper nounced it also will study this— Wednesday which would have dou
day attending n mealing ef the
turn after he tried to past the the first commercial airline trag bled the premiums in some cases.
sell A . Cole, o f Orlando, District 6 governor o f Florida Klwanis, Installed
edy
of
1M
O—
at
a
safely
hear
state's county school superintend*
Rinker car.
the new officers at a dinner meeting at the Shrine Club. Other officers are
ing Monday. The Nov. • wreck,
eats.
School
All
Y
ear
Jim
(Irani,
first
vice
president;
Ed
K
irchhoff,
second
vie*
president;
B,
strikingly similar to ths one here
Miiwe* Is shsirmsa sf the stele
MIAMI (UPI)
Miami school*
Replacement Coming Wednesday, killed 42 persons.
B. Crumley, treasurer; N. V. Farmer, financial secretary, and Ralph H
committee.
may
soon
start
operating
on
s
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov.
Smith, secretary.
(S ta ff Photo]
The FBI moved in to invest!Gstchel also announced that tha
Leflor Collins sold today that be gate the possibility of sabotage, year-round basis. The school hoard
county would match funds with
will appoint a replacement tor but searchers said there was no look the question under considera
the federal govertimrnl for pur*
Road Chairman Joe Grotegut by evidence of sn explosion in the tion Wednesday. Under the plan,
chase of audio visual equipment
a
new
clan
would
start
every
Jan. M — the date Grotegut has baggage eompartmeni, the mail
for its science, math and social
three
months
aad
the
three-month
asked to ha relieved ef duties so bags were banged up but intact.
science departments.
be can taka an executive job with
Lik* aft dtasriora, this one had vacations now held la tha summer
The county’s sharo af Em pro*
would ha held la the spring, win
Onsite ahow at Mm (M s Center a printing firm here.
Us iroateo.
gram will cost tX2,M0, Oatehal
ter and fall as well.
Jsauoep *0, are now on sate.
added.
The stags production ' "The
Among m
lent le be pur*
N
ew
R
ock
et
Y
ear
World Of Cast Sandburg” la be
chased will
CAPE
CANAVERAL
(UPH-Thr
ing brought to Sanford a* a fund
models of bloliglctl
Air Forca started a new year of
raising event by the Somiaole-DeBy LARRV VERMIKL
rily and wo wore left stranded , Turner cam* to Sanford to IBM science demonstration
American rocket tests Wednesday
Bary ffeort Council and nil pro
Esrl Turner of Sanford, ulto has with only one telephone in tho and baa been with the local com tape recorders.
night by firing an Inter-conUoental
ceeds will go into heart roaaarch
pany over since, serving as pro
put
In II of his l^yeara with tha whole town."
range
Atlas
on
an
apparently
suc
work.
rate manager.
Turner
recalled
that
there
was
cessful
flight.
The
U
foot
missile,
telephone company, wot officially
8ponaor Uckel* selling at $10
1-ooklng bark over his U years Planning Board
carrying on "advanced design" honored today by the men he s o r only one thing lo do then. "We Just
can bo obtained by contacting Mrs.
of
service, the improvements that
none conr, left a brilliant display
closed the offtre and went home stand out in his miod art tho T o H ear R eport
John Morgan at FA S-1S01 or Mr*.
of
blue
streamers
as
it
passed
for thro* days.”
Loonard Munson, heart fund ehairA report os Sanford** precent
change in long distance operations
through layers af ionised gas. Its Turner, who retired from South
man, at FA g-*m .
*t*tu* and advice on planning for
ern Beil Dec. 21, was honored with
and direct dialing.
target
was
near
Ascension
Island
Purchaser* of tha tpon-or tic“ I can remember some so It* future, consideration of off*
about 5.(XX) miles lo the southeast. a dinner at the Mayfair Inn and
hote will bo aoaurod of ohoico rewas feted by Bell Telephone offi
year* ago when everything spoken street parking plan* for five com.
cials including Claude Yales, vice
over long distance hid to be re
president and general manager of
pealed oven if you were coiling
A ltam on te G ets
the Southern Beil in the stele.
from a town 1M miles away.
of tlekato will begin on January
Turner started working fur the
“ Now, a person in Sanford can
N
ew
M
ayor
Jan.
11
16 !• tha Woodruff Bldg., corner
telephone company in IBM when he
rail Paris and it will be Uke talk
Park Avo, and First St.
Altetnoale Springs mayor-elect was a lad of 12 in Carrollton, Gs.
ing lo a friend in the same room."
United Freni latcraattenal
Wilbur Hawkins and alderman Bill He tells it this way:
MUf Dovia and bar diatlnguUh.
Turner also said of direct dial
Light
rains
spsltered
the
South
York and Homer Sowell will bo in “ I made up my mind la join
•6 ro-atar, Comoran Mitchell, will
ing, "H eliminates the middleman,
east
today,
melting
the
ico-andstalled In office at the town coun the telephone company one snowy
faotero material adapted by direror operator, and you can roach
cil meeting Monday night is the day In March. AU telephone lines snow residua of the South's wont New York In a matter of •econde."
ter Neman Corwin from Carl
winter storm la a decade.
*
town
hill.
were down in the town and there
iMdhurro M published works and.
Turner eaid ha had no rcgrcla
The storm marched out U sea,
Hawkins detested W. L. Swaf was an urgent need for men, they
u aa added attroettoa, will Intro,
shout choosing his life's work
leaving
behind
at
least
11
persons
ford for Mm mayor post. This wiU told us.
due* haretoforo anpubliahed Band*
and if ha abd it to do over again
be the second term aa aldermen “ At that time, women were dead and temperatures below it would end up the same way.
burg material
freezing
as
far
south
as
Louisi
for both York and SewtIJ. Alta afraid to work for the company be ans.
Now, Turner plans to do soma
monte Springs will have a new cause of the late hours and so
bunting and fishing and spend clair Service Station, The Wight
Mare
than
six
laches
of
mow
police chief within two weeki. The they lured me without asking any
Grorsry Co, wetehuute ee 4ih It,
Tw o M ora A rrests
tell an Memphis, and roads ware more lime with his family.
town clerk la now taking applica questions."
"I caught me a bear yesterday, and Laurel Avs, end the MttehaU
ice-slicked
all
across
Dixie,
tions for the post. The new chief Turner recallad that he worked
M ade In Break-In
Highway accidents blamed on and hopa lo catch aome more be hoet trailer manufacturing build*
will replae* chief Grady Hall who lata into the night and placing a
the storm killed 11 persons in fore the reason ends," he said.”
sheriff J. L. Hobby last might
call to a neighboring town some- Alabama, North Carolina, Virgin
limes look as long a* 20 minutes. ia, Tennessee, Texas, Oklahoma
“ Things sure arc different gow," and Missouri.
O rlan do Youth
he said.
Cold weather fires claimed six
After a tew years la Carrollton, lives in Oklahoma and North Car
FINAL REHEARSALS for the Playhouse Navy presen
Killed In M ishap
Turner moved to Lake Charles, otins and aa Arfcansaa pilot waa
FRESNO Calif. (UPI) — Teextagt
tation of "Bell, Book and Candle” tomorrow nod Satur
OBLANDO (UPI) - Richard La., as manager of the local com killed when hia plane trashed in
for their long telephone conversation!
day at the Civic Center included thia ecene in which Bill
Jessup, U, was killed hers late pany there.
fog.
Helen Jackson must tie some kind uf a
Wednesday when an automobile
In 1827 he moved to Florida aad Tha rains today stretched from
Weston toll* off Charlene Goldman. They play the laada
The Pacific Telephone f
rinsek the bicycle he was ridlag. took over a Mmtier peat in F t the lower Mississippi Valley hi
Ja tire Van Druten play, first offering at th# Playhouse
Jackeofl
for 61,648 in toll shi
Lauderdale.
Me
ahargea
wart
Bled
Imme
the
Caro
line
i.
Athens,
Ga.,
re
group. Tickets are on sol* at downtown drug stores and
diately against the driver, Freddie
sponsible for during the 19M
it was there that the most excit ceived .1* inch, tho heaviest rainirlatnuu vacation.
Uh^Sanford Day Nursno'^ d^gUl ^ avaiiabk jit^the
M. Williamses, an airman eu ing pert af hia Job recurred “ and
The company's records a
Sanad at itoCey Air Fere* Bate the moot tryi^ tee.”
ktog d h i enee s a fe le Lae As
"A hurricane ripped across the
as 20 calls a day.
CAB Probes
A ir Disaster
Last Of Double Sessions
Slated For Spring Term
Two Injured
In Collision
Sponsor Tickets
For Show On Sale
South's Worst
Storm On Wane
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By n t s v d a n u o
NEW YORK (UP!) - Btortaa
about aa ra macule battling diem m eftaa gravida TV with aoaae
gripping prodnetiooe.
l auppoae the Araatrang Circle
Theater aariaa la gw moat expert
hi the modleel-documenlary appreach bocauae It to often tcorta
direct Mta on our nobler tnetlneta.
I menUoa thie becauM I found
myaeU feeling that the Circle
nm ater atyla would haw helped
W>C •_ T f t Sunday Showeaae,
whkh Sunday night offared. "The
. Margaret Bourke-White Story."
The ahowcaae yarn deaft with
Mka< Baurka-Whlto'a lengthy bitfla agalnat the crippling effect* of
Parklnaea't dltcata. Although n
tow effective ecenea came along.
Bo teteptay bp Joaeph U»* waa
aahw erged la detail, wordlnex
gnS auperflclaUtlea.
P in t, tel » a tick off the play’*
B air momenta: Terex Wright,
. periraytng n weakened Mlat
Bmrfce-WMto, droapta* a Wend’a
■aw camera and dltaolviag In
mure over her hetplexoex; Mix
WM|M and
CU Wellach, who
played Bn part of photographer
Alfred Bieenetadt. quarreling at
her__home,
and the_1.1biwathtaklng,
_ mlnn.ja
mupnewMed,
graphle_ brata op•Mtioa,
Too much time waa devoted to
(ailing about bar career a* a famoua photographer, aa though to
Justify the play, No eicuae waa
needed, for Mix Bourke-White. a*
a atricken human being, filled
with very human feari and fallIngi and courage, waa eienic
enough.
Aa Mix Bourke-White, Mlaa
Wright waa excellent. Wellach
waa excitable, earneat and generally effective, although at time*
he tended to overdo the inlenaity
and the •'character” aapect. But
then, I gueu t loan away from a
role In which the man anapa pieturea of a tick woman even be
fora he teya hello to her.
Another newagalherer, Nellie
Bly, hid her hour*on NBC-TV Im
mediately after Bo Bourka-Wblt*
Itory,
atory,
The atory turned out to be an
original mutical comedy about
the'legendary Mitt Bly’* journey
of IMO. Janet Blair waa properly
higb-ipirltad end rambuactloua
aa Nellie, and I thought aha bore
up beautifully while trying to
dance In her heavy floor-length
iklrt. But a ohow of tbit tort
needa a briak, blinding. pace.
State Oil* approach waa lacking
except for a few brief momenta,
k waa nothing more Uxn ■ a«rUnfarioMtoty, even thla operat lea of colorful, fairly entertain
ing room arena waa marred by ing dance number* connected by
BmWBdbMaa 1 mentioned earlier, confuikm.
f K u r i l H l M tlwugh the author
• was >struggling hard to aquecu
. t to a f r f M Bfe-louctilng trulama
, MM Me amry. Ha only aueeeedcd
to betog ropotittauc and dragging
M Into come- map opera-bued
Tho production alio chilled
gaiuo af Ms lunate drama by toawiaff aa tho "earner gtri" aapect
a t MEm Bourke-WhKe’e affliction.
. t
A new xriea, PYI (for your in
formation), appeared on CBS-TV
Sunday morning. It conatated of
revealing Interview* with men
and women who were the victim*
of criminal* and aerved to remind
u* again how detached from real
ity are the lad* who grind out
moat of our TV private nye and
wealem ahowi.
Bp LTLB C. WILSON
We d i d n ' t r e a li z e u n t i l we f i n i s h e d c o u n t i n g , J u s t How M u c h In v e n to r y W a s On
K ) f i> ^ o jtO W N GO PRICES^
ENERGY
COOKING
= tissue 2 = 39*
GIANT
SIZE
BOX
ROMAN
SPAGHETTI
MACARONI
RUBBING
NOODLES
FULL
GAL.
SOUTHERN SEAS
LIGHT
J
CHUNK
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STAR
FOOD KING
BARTLETT
PEAR
HALVES
fO
EAT O NLY
WILSON’S — TENDER-SMOKED
ARMOURS
WAMOfOTOt (UP!)—favorite
aaae, and eapaeUUy, Mlaaouri'a
Boa.- Btoert Symlnston, ara Ukoly
B kaaaf tad to haram Son, John
P. Kennedy’# campaign for the
- D O N ' T M IS S THESE EVERY ITEM A B A R G A I N
OUR OWN.
MUSSELMAN’S
lyres
(Whola or Shank Portion)
.
SHURFINE
HEAVY
WESTERN
FRESHLY
SMALL - LEAN
STALEY’S
ARGO
WAFFLE
ENGLISH PEAS
SPARE
eandldeir n t the man in front, to
Bang up on the loader to pull btm
> full Kennedy down, the ouicrt
moat, nr their own (w m i ere hottow. Kennedy k well aware of
Brie. Aa long ego aa laat aummer,
be wee complaining ta public that
tovorita aon candidacle* ta varloua
gtatea and abandonmant of proaldanttal primarle* to other* were
adding Bo poeple'a voice in tho
nhotoe of a Democratic nominee.
Oer. Edmund O. (Pat) Brawn
af California k one favorite *oq
Who haa put up agalnat Kennedy
ao-trefpaaatag aigni. Ho le finding
Mmothkig loae than a welcome in.
to Maryland'! preiidentlal pri
mary
iaep end Now Janey
Jwnay prefer* to
ta
atoel here delegation. Than act
there.
"
AH ef thla la harmful to Kanady'a candidacy. Bperiflratly, all
i f thla cuta tote Kennedy’! poten
tial Brat and early ballot eonventten etransB. The poUtteal proa
are saying wiB much eenfldenre
NORTHERN
HIB1BCUIT
SANDWICH
COOKIES
OUR
LOSS
IS
YOUR
a
FROZEN
SAVINGS
DOWNY FLAKE
FROZEN
FRUIT 9 n ' t
PIES
(I Plea)
SWANSON’S
BIRDSEYE
te o i.P k n
GREEN
PEAS
Can’t You jSleepT
a camful examination the
Chiropractor will find out
what Is wrong with your nervoua ayatem. f pinal adjustmenu have been highly suet tim l
ceaafui ln nomalUing blood
S la s p le s s n o o s circulation and relieving con-
GAIN
FOOD KING PORK ft BEANS • GOBDY’S BALT
Happianis Through Health
(By DR. F. LEO KERW1N)
jro« got fait* bad nt
ap you sleep, or do you
an waning toaslng to
1% yawning, counting
utd yak find it Unpoa-
B it 1 Yt Lb. Package
PRESERVES
SWANSONS (Twin Pack)
LOB AWo ELKS (UP!)—Nighte h h finger Candy Stacy, M, waa
(dad a divorce on testimony
her husband, Robert, at,
“braJawnahed end third-degreed"
bar. She wavkd alimony but re
ceived malady end auppori ef Uulr
Chocolntn
and Vnnllln
PLANTERS
PEANUTS
KRI8PY
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M O PES*
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The world famous Cristianl circus family an.
nounced today that negotiations are nearly com.
plete on an agreement to maka the circus' winter
quartera in Seminole County and to manage the
ahow area of Circualand. ,
Business Manager Paul Cristiani said the
move would not interfere with schedules of the
travellihg unit, bilied aa the “Worlds Largest
Tent Circus.”
"We are well acquainted with the plans of
Circuslnnd and believe that it Is being planned in
the tradition of clean entertainment on which
we always have insisted,” Cristisni said today.
“We think we are at the point where we can
finalize an agreement to fit into ite operation,”
he eaid.
Criatiani and ahow official David Budd re
cently visited the ettrsetion site near Sanford
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi
dent Eisenhower solemnly pledged
today to devote the “full energies"
of his last year in the White House
to promote peace In the world and
unprecedented prosperity at home.
The President hopefully asked
the Democrslic-coot rolled Con
gress to stop “ wrangling" with his
Administration and work together
with him to achieve these goal*.
He charted the goala for hia
last 12 months in office in a State
of the Union message to a joint
session of the House and Senate.
The message was largely e good
news report, but laced with canEisenhower declared that RusaU'i recent behaviour pointed la
"the possible opening of n some
what teas strained period" of SovVt-free world relationships which
would depend on lfoicow'a deeds.
In his 7,200-word message, the
pnaUaai;
-D eclared that "1M0 prom lass
la he the most prosperous year
la our history," with the govern
ment winding up (bis fiscal year
next June with a 200 million dollar
surplus despite lower revenues
because af the stool atrlke.
. —Promised a balanced budget
A WATCH FOR THE TAX COLLECTOR was given to
Sanford tax collector Miss Ellen Hoy yesterday by the
city commissioners. Miss Hoy celebrated her 40th year
aa a city employe yesterday. Mayor Kuri Higginbotham
presented the watch to Miss Hoy.
(Staff Photo)
CAB Probes
Air Disaster
and attended a series of meetings with officials
of Entertainment Enterprises, developers of
Circualand.
Circualand President Maurice Marshall con*
firmed negotiation! that would make Sanford
known nationally,
1
“We have held out for the heat,” MarshnII
said, “the best location, the host in design and
engineering—and now the best people in ahow
business, the Cristlanls. Paul Criatiani was elected to represent the Criatiani circus group on the
board of directors of Entertainment Enterpriacs,
Inc., and In this capacity he will funnel the familygenius into Circusiand's operational plans.”
This first family of the circus has a back
ground of more than 100 years in the entertain
ment business, as performers and in management
as well. Today more than 70 members of the
versatile clan are active circus performers, stagw
ing acts so difficult and dangerous that no on*
dares to Imitate them.
Plans eall for the circus quarters to be lo.
cated adjacent to the Circualand site, far enough
to be maintained as r staging area for the road
unit blit cluae enough to the attraction to facili
tate a constant streamlined ahow. ,
The Circusland arena will be utilized to in
troduce new acta, which will later go on the road
aa “featurea from Circusland, Florida.”
Personnel of Marco Engineering are expected
to arrive within the next few weeke to aupervise
construction of Circusland. The firm, now direct
ing the building of New York City’s Freedom,
land, has estimated a construction period of 8V4
months for Circusland.
WEATHER: Partly cloudy and warm today. High today, 75-80. Low tonight, 55-65._______ ’
United Press Leased IVire Established 1908
THURSDAY, JANUARY” 7. I960
SANFORD, FLORIDA
_____
NO. 60S
about lowering taxes,
—Disclosed Car the first Urns that
Ibis country’s Atlas billiiUe mis
NEW YORK (UPI)
sile he i been hitting within two
prices at I p. in.:
miles of target la teat after test,
American Airlines ...
ever distencee of more than S.ooo
American T A T . . . , .
miles.
Rethlchsm Steel .......
—Proposed no new labor legplsC A O .......................
iioa, but said he Intends as a con
Chrysler
............
sequence *f the long steel dispute
Wright
“ to oncourses regular discussions
BOLIVIA, N. C. (UPI) Teams of investigators seeking Curllai
b e t w e e n management and the cause of a National Air Lines plane crash that took 84 D uP ont.............
Eastman Kodak
Uvea have discovered that the four-engine craft’s altimeters Ford Motor __
to protect the public iatereat.
General Elcelrle
- —Urged "every possible effort" were stuck at 1,500 feet, it was learned today.
Investigators already have theorized that Hie DC-GB General Motors
hr steel unions and management
disintegrated or exploded before it hit the ground curly Wed Graham • Paige
te avoid a Meal pries increase.
nesday. The position of the alti Inll. TAT ........
—Said farm law is woefully out..........
ef-date, ineffective, and expen
meter dills may indicate that the t-orillard
Minute Maid ...
sive," aad urged Congress to enact
plane fell apart at 1>M) feel, a Penney .............
legislation that would curb oostly
spokesman
told United Press In Penn RR ..........
surpluses aad achieve higher net
Sears Roebuck. .
lerni tionsl.
County school thlldrea tad par*
te jin n iacointf.
•ntc wiH- be lacenvenieacod bp
W —Urged civil rights legislation,
The theory that the plane dis V. S, Steel
Weatinghouae FI
double sessions for the lent time
including right te vote guarantees.
integrated was ilrrngihrned by
during the spring term.
—Summoned the nation to an allCounty Director of Educattaa
ATLANTA (UPI) - The Altai- the fact that most of the victims
ant battle ■gainst iaOatioo—Cell
fell free from the
Stewart Gstchel said today test
ed for dangresakmal action on his l« Journal said today that Ray apparently
and were buried in the sogthe last sf the doubts m ss teas la
inquest far school legislation "de Graves, 41, assistant football plane
EC Held where the plane hit.
ths schools will start Jan. SI
signed to stimulate classroom con coach at Georgia Tech, will be
The airline mcmwnlte was fly Klan Boss To Run,
when children attending school
struction, net by subetiUitloo of come athletic director end bead
during the mornings trill switch
federal dollars for (tats and local feotball coach at the University ing It relalivr* of victims to
TALLAHASSEE
(UPD-Ku
JUu*
Wilmington, N. C., in a special
In the afternoon sessions,
binds, hut Incentives to ostood of Florida.
Klan leader Bill Hendrix of Oldsflupt. of Schools S. T, Mflwj*
The Journal aaid In a story by plane to help identify the dead. mar Indicated Wednesday lie Will
' and encourage elate end local efleft#.”
Sport* Kdtior Furman Rlihcr The relatives were fo be driven run for governor, sad promised I*
to
the
lilllc
fishing
village
of
V Pieadfaf that "wrangling" be that Graves* appointment to sue.
Southport where the bqdifi Jsy ja , make his official announteqiwM
ladles Ilona won Ih a f slhgte
put amtevand pledging "cion end •end EJoeUs. Gssch Bob JVreil
*■* •Id a ' few*week#," H e iu f f ir « l
sess Ioat were to be put iaio bps*
constructive association whh the ruff Is expected to he made ■the hit ITschool gyinnOMum,
fourth
in
■
five-men
field
in
USA
A team of Identification experts
ration by lha spring but Mltwee
nonfress,” the President said: this weekend.
from the FBI In Washington had Rep. Simpson Dies
■■14 today that plans to ellrala*
"My deep concern in the next 12
identified 11 of the bodies, includ
■Is double sessions would wait
months, before my successor takes
Wa sh ing to n tu p i) - Rep.
ing
all
five
crew
members,
by
until ths fall so the schools could
afflen, la wbh our joint nongrosIsle this morning but did not Richard M. Simpson (R-Pa.), died
conduct sn aatenalvs pre-school
■teas! — soaeotivo duty to our
at
>:I5
a.
m.
today
at
the
Betheaplan lo release the nsmes of pas
roundup.
awn aad ether aatioos. . .1 shall
ds
Naval
Medical
Center.
Simpsengers Identified until the work
Mltwee also sold that bp f s l
dsvote my full energies to tiw
un, H. a member of Congress for
ll completed.
ths nlns school building project*
tasks at hand, whether these la22
years,
had
been
seriously
ill
The search continued for two
undertaken by ths board would he
Two county residents were taken
_ votes .world understanding, aegosince undergoing a brain operation
completed.
9 Mslions to reduce international dis to Winter Park Memorial Hospital of the bodies.
Dec.
14.
The Civil Aeronautics Board In
Among the project* Is a new
cord, or constant discussions end this morning after a truck-car col
high school to bs located near
communications with the Coagrees lision on SR 4M three miles west vestigation began today under Rate Hike Refused'
the direction of Lanny Thompson
Lake Jennie.
•nd the Americas people on la at Chuluota.
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Flori
After the board's meeting s l i t
ssies bath domestic end foreign."
Injured ware Paul D. Rinker of of the CAB Washington office. dians won't be peylng higher in
The Senate aviation subcommit
Tuesday, members will, inspect
He told Congress that:
Chuluota and James Jackson, a
surance
rates
this
year
for
fire,
tee, still investigating the crash
projects underway.
"Every minute room to Irrele Negro af Oviedo.
windstorm and hail. State Insur
The board decldad lo hold Its
Florida Highway Patrol Officer of a National Airline DC-7 over ance Commissioner J. Edwin Lar
vant inter-branch wrangling Is proGEORGE MORGAN, right, took over tha gavel aa president ef tha Sanford
meeting Tuesday aa Supt. ME*
Olia Garrett said that Jackson the Gulf of Mexico Nov. ie, an son turned down rate increases
wee will be in Gainesville Thurs
Kiwanla Club last night from J. C. Da via, center, outgoing president, Rus*
would be charged with improper nounced it also will study this— Wednesday which would have dou
day attending n mealing ef the
turn after he tried to past the the first commercial airline trag bled the premiums in some cases.
sell A. Cole, of Orlando, District 6 governor of Florida Klwanis, Installed
edy
of
1M
O—
at
a
safely
hear
state's county school superintend*
Rinker car.
the new officers at a dinner meeting at the Shrine Club. Other officers are
ing Monday. The Nov. • wreck,
eats.
School
All
Year
Jim
(Irani,
first
vice
president;
Ed
Kirchhoff,
second
vie*
president;
B,
strikingly similar to ths one here
Miiwe* Is shsirmsa sf the stele
MIAMI
(UPI)
Miami
school*
Replacement Coming Wednesday,
B. Crumley, treasurer; N. V. Farmer, financial secretary, and Ralph H
killed 42 persons.
committee.
may
soon
start
operating
on
s
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov.
Smith, secretary.
(Staff Photo]
The FBI moved in to invest!Gstchel also announced that tha
Leflor Collins sold today that be gate the possibility of sabotage, year-round basis. The school hoard
county would match funds with
will appoint a replacement tor but searchers said there was no look the question under considera
the federal govertimrnl for pur*
Road Chairman Joe Grotegut by evidence of sn explosion in the tion Wednesday. Under the plan,
chase of audio visual equipment
a
new
clan
would
start
every
Jan. M — the date Grotegut has baggage eompartmeni, the mail
for its science, math and social
three
months
aad
the
three-month
asked to ha relieved ef duties so bags were banged up but intact.
science departments.
be can taka an executive job with
Lik* aft dtasriora, this one had vacations now held la tha summer
The county’s sharo af Em pro*
would ha held la the spring, win
Onsite ahow at Mm (M s Center a printing firm here.
Us iroateo.
gram will cost tX2,M0, Oatehal
ter and fall as well.
Jsauoep *0, are now on sate.
added.
The stags production ' "The
Among m
lent le be pur*
New
Rocket
Year
World Of Cast Sandburg” la be
chased will
CAPE
CANAVERAL
(UPH-Thr
ing brought to Sanford a* a fund
models of bloliglctl
Air Forca started a new year of
raising event by the Somiaole-DeBy LARRV VERMIKL
rily and wo wore left stranded , Turner cam* to Sanford to IBM science demonstration
American rocket tests Wednesday
Bary ffeort Council and nil pro
and baa been with the local com tape recorders.
night by firing an Inter-conUoental Esrl Turner of Sanford, ulto has with only one telephone in tho pany over since, serving as pro
ceeds will go into heart roaaarch
whole
town."
put
In
II
of
his
l^y
eara
with
tha
range
Atlas
on
an
apparently
suc
work.
cessful flight. The U foot missile, telephone company, wot officially Turner recalled that there was rate manager.
Planning Board
8ponaor Uckel* selling at $10
carrying on "advanced design" honored today by the men he s o r only one thing lo do then. "We Just 1-ooklng bark over his U years
can bo obtained by contacting Mrs.
of
service,
the
improvements
that
none conr, left a brilliant display
closed the offtre and went home stand out in his miod art tho To Hear Report
John Morgan at FA S-1S01 or Mr*.
of blue streamers as it passed
for thro* days.”
Loonard Munson , heart fund ehairA report os Sanford** precent
Turner,
who
retired
from
South
change in long distance operations
through layers af ionised gas. Its
man, at FA g-*m .
*t*tu* and advice on planning for
ern Beil Dec. 21, was honored with
and direct dialing.
target
was
near
Ascension
Island
Purchaser* of tha tpon-or tic“I can remember some so It* future, consideration of off*
about 5.(XX) miles lo the southeast. a dinner at the Mayfair Inn and
hote will bo aoaurod of ohoico rewas feted by Bell Telephone offi
year* ago when everything spoken street parking plan* for five com.
cials including Claude Yales, vice
over long distance hid to be re
president and general manager of
pealed oven if you were coiling
Altamonte Gets
the Southern Beil in the stele.
from a town 1M miles away.
of tlekato will begin on January
Turner started working fur the
“Now, a person in Sanford can
New
Mayor
Jan.
1
1
16 !• tha Woodruff Bldg., corner
telephone company in IBM when he
rail Paris and it will be Uke talk
Park Avo, and First St.
Altetnoale Springs mayor-elect was a lad of 12 in Carrollton, Gs.
ing lo a friend in the same room."
United Freni latcraattenal
Wilbur Hawkins and alderman Bill He tells it this way:
MUf Dovia and bar diatlnguUh.
Turner also said of direct dial
Light
rains
spsltered
the
South
York and Homer Sowell will bo in “I made up my mind la join
•6 ro-atar, Comoran Mitchell, will
ing, "H eliminates the middleman,
east
today,
melting
the
ico-andstalled In office at the town coun the telephone company one snowy snow residua of the South's wont or operator, and you can roach
faotero material adapted by dirercil meeting Monday night is the day In March. AU telephone lines
ter Neman Corwin from Carl
winter storm la a decade.
* New York In a matter of •econde."
town h ill.
were down in the town and there
iMdhurro M published works and.
Turner eaid ha had no rcgrcla
The
storm
marched
out
U
sea,
Hawkins detested W. L. Swaf was an urgent need for men, they
u aa added attroettoa, will Intro,
shout choosing his life's work
leaving
behind
at
least
11
persons
ford for Mm mayor post. This wiU told us.
due* haretoforo anpubliahed Band*
and if ha abd it to do over again
be the second term aa aldermen “At that time, women were dead and temperatures below it would end up the same way.
burg material
freezing
as
far
south
as
Louisi
for both York and SewtIJ. Alta afraid to work for the company be ans.
Now, Turner plans to do soma
monte Springs will have a new cause of the late hours and so
bunting and fishing and spend clair Service Station, The Wight
Mare
than
six
laches
of
mow
police chief within two weeki. The they lured me without asking any
Grorsry Co, wetehuute ee 4ih It,
Two Mora Arrests
tell an Memphis, and roads ware more lime with his family.
town clerk la now taking applica questions."
"I caught me a bear yesterday, and Laurel Avs, end the MttehaU
ice-slicked
all
across
Dixie,
tions for the post. The new chief Turner recallad that he worked
Made In Break-In
Highway accidents blamed on and hopa lo catch aome more be hoet trailer manufacturing build*
will replae* chief Grady Hall who lata into the night and placing a
the storm killed 11 persons in fore the reason ends," he said.”
sheriff J. L. Hobby last might
call to a neighboring town some- Alabama, North Carolina, Virgin
limes look as long a* 20 minutes. ia, Tennessee, Texas, Oklahoma
“Things sure arc different gow," and Missouri.
Orlando Youth
he said.
Cold weather fires claimed six
After a tew years la Carrollton, lives in Oklahoma and North Car
FINAL REHEARSALS for the Playhouse Navy presen
Killed In Mishap
Turner moved to Lake Charles, otins and aa Arfcansaa pilot waa
FRESNO Calif. (UPI) — Teextagt
tation of "Bell, Book and Candle” tomorrow nod Satur
OBLANDO (UPI) - Richard La., as manager of the local com killed when hia plane trashed in
for their long telephone conversation!
day a t the Civic Center included thia ecene in which Bill
Jessup, U, was killed hers late pany there.
fog.
Helen Jackson must tie some kind uf a
Wednesday when an automobile In 1827 he moved to Florida aad
Weston toll* off Charlene Goldman. They play the laada
Tha rains today stretched from
The Pacific Telephone f
rinsek the bicycle he was ridlag. took over a Mmtier peat in F t the lower Mississippi Valley hi
Ja tire Van Druten play, first offering a t th# Playhouse
Jackeofl
for 61,648 in toll shi
Lauderdale.
Me
ahargea
wart
Bled
Imme
the
Caro
line
i
.
Athens,
Ga.,
re
group. Tickets are on sol* at downtown drug stores and
diately against the driver, Freddie
sponsible for during the 19M irlatnuu vacation.
it was there that the most excit ceived .1* inch, tho heaviest rainUh^Sanford Day Nursno'^ d^gUl ^ avaiiabk jit^the
M. Williamses, an airman eu ing pert af hia Job recurred “and
The company's records a
Sanad at itoCey Air Fere* Bate the moot tr y i^ tee.”
ktog dhienee safe le Lae As
"A hurricane ripped across the
as 20 calls a day.
Last Of Double Sessions
Slated For Spring Term
Two Injured
In Collision
Sponsor Tickets
For Show On Sale
South's Worst
Storm On Wane
�Quotes
i
t)i« agreemeat widely deicrlbeA
a* worth IB-ceuti an hour.
w
Union Attorney Arthur U Gold*
ben haa added ta Uw confuton
by ad villa*. reporter* that the
comptnJe* value the paekaie at
at cent*. This eatlmat* haa not
been andorted by the ateel pro*
duelhf flrmi yet.
NEW YORK—Chari#* Van Dor* WASHINGTON (UW)
ea. who admitted lying to a grand war ever a new ateel
jury about rigged aula abowa, oa waa hlttory today but
being eaeuaad when ha wat called lingered with a mate a
to aerv# aa a grand Juror:
"While I regard myself guaUQad
TomareWo and l
id at go tdeatiOcai
The Ciaeabewer admlalatratlen.
etreaalag what Secretary e( Liber
aaay never get my children hack.” Jams* P. Hlteben haa called the
noa-laflatiooary aapeet of the ernment eecnomleta haa been cir
WASHINGTON—Sen. Hubert H. agreement, alee aoeaed deter* culated ahewiag that the aettle*
Humphrey (D*Mlaa*), 0 candidate muted to dewa-grade Ha msec* meat la really a atceto pachage
LAKE NARY BOY fCOUTB hava itartnd a cardan project fat front of
the Lake Harp Baptist Church and participating in tha projact art, kneelinf, Alien Bowman and.Tony Jiminaa and atanding, Bonnia Mixon, Gary
Chaster, Logan Curry and Don Phillips.
Business Courses
WASHINGTON (UPI)—gteilworkera. Prealdeat David 3. Ha*
Donald aald today the father ef
Sen. John P. Kennedy (D-Uaaa.)
deterred ea mnek credit ae Vice
Preildent Richard M. Ninon for
settling the long ateel diapute.
Ninon and Labor Socratary
Jamea P. Mitchell whre eredldtod
with arranging the ateel agree*
meat ha a aeries ed haekatage
a n said Ninon’s efforts boosted
hie 1M0 presidential ehaareci
Rut McDonald eald to a TV to*
terrlew (NBC’s Today) th at fto*
antler Joseph P. Kennedy, father
ef the Dsw eon tk presidential aa*
irlty hospital for
OMBY H. FRANKS, Com.
mistimed Offloara' Noaa
Manager at tha U. 0. Naval
Air Station waa rocantly
promoted to Maeter Chief
Ship’s Serviceman.
Cancer Unit Offers
Free Programs
Hospital Notes
The four men wore Modified
aa Olarenee Penley, tt, Lenoir,
N. QL eenteneed 'te Ufa tor mur*
derj James R. Mean, gg, A ague,
to, Go, II la lg yean far nd*
■aping: Denier R ife, gg. Bisk*
cry, N. C„ seven to I t n a n for
robbery aad escape, and Russell
Taylor, N , Fayetteville, N. O,
■even la 10 fee robbery.
Tim woman.’ Parry Lea Cook,
Church Slate*
lu iin e u Meet
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faeti a Stetaae* e l M l feet west from the
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ah Oa ths Beuth ilea of Mellon t. Tewnabl. I I Bourn,
a cutanea ef M l feet West from the aoumesst earner
vertn M’l l M' West, ISM feet ta Btatiea M ylne
Begin n t.a aeiit on the geuui line ef geitiea l Vewuhtp M Math,
Range 1* Ka*i a dl*una* ef M l feet W rat'treui the frith t i ll
earner Ihenefi Ihear* North 4»*I>I4" We*u IMSI I fasti then**
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fseti Ibeaaa Vorth ee’M'U" West, lll.lt Mat ta a y el" aa the
North Tina at aald' Motion l. a CUlenca at 1.14 feet West tram
tha Nonhoaai corner thereof aaC Ue MS el thle Meertetieai
I'enudntng IM *«Mt* took more Sr Ism.
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aaa toe end Of this dtaerlylleai
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r a &
e o . ' f s ’ s s i / f f i s W u , 1• h
u l t
ahave-atylee eanas by the fe ilH a a trs t i l iw tlr li T e n U e r lty
**- A*
of u*ee yreeetdlngs ef i h r tnhiag ef the ehose-eeearlhed lakes
Iferiflfe l e etth l t o l l Meek 41 at Pa , at! in far the yore*** set le rlk , U the peiTtlea la this sense, vte. 4| rig h t
Ian# at i m d M» U vr ana ate wife, Taaati Levy,
at way e a l L re ie u t taeambnie far e yertian of a late i M l b a
a* Ilf, Bemiaeto C enair, PieHOa, a a l th a t tha Meaarebl* Vallt
WtUlams Jr., one ef the JnCate ef the Clreult Court l a t h e Mints
Judicial Circuit *f Plertda, wiu, an the tlik M r of' Pe*imb*ii A U.
j * j j » I haga IT, ef t u Pnbiie I ic im i ef
1*4*. nt fiaw o' ock y. at., la Clrenlt Canrt Chaw bars ' - r t w l n l t
f ounts courthou** a t Banfore. PlarMa, eanatder sale Doclaratlo* of
tf the easterlies of g u ts Reed 1-4IT Seellaa Taking, aM eiai
yrnuere and laakr each ardar ea the Cenrt 4e*mi
I reUilea te the *le«e prayerty, being Seicrlb* yreyar. AU yartlee te tke enit aad ell pertlae Intereeted may ayyear
i a_M*a« *n t u teeth line #f Irettea I. Ttwn* and he heard a t the ttam and ylaea deMgantM.
T*u, gne cash ef »*«. are hereby aommandee te ayyear by filing
'l l M i w t o r t T M ' l r i i ' W i e " m M T l M l ' an enaner te the aeiitlee heretofore flies la this sees In t u ealitu
Wee* IM Cte te*t| U omo Norik 4 4 'l t '4 f W tet ed e tu n an *r nr far# t u Nth day af JankBry, A d T l i s t l* M i *
rth U »*riP* Weal l l l l t feat to point an tha •h at right, U'*t. mtarrek ar H.a* y e s er say ef i m M r i l i u t
if A dUtoeee C > I 4 u . i W eal from tha I* any ef the ehave-drmibed laade one shew cense why tea gam#
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3
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tu Jew*.
rau B vau K S
MACK M. CLMVKLAKOt JK , Mag.
i
Hubs.
The program, aimed at telling
people the facte about cancer be*
fere they got It, hmludss Informa
tion on t i k t r 1* early symptom*
and reseat advaaeoa In diagnosis
�I
I
Miss Sarah Frances Parker Marries §
Rev. Donald T. Hubbard At Conway, S.C.|
NKW MEMBERS of the W.S.C.S. of First Methodist Chureh who were
honored at the meeting Tuesday are shown nt the refreshment tnble with
some of tho officers. From left, front row, Mrs. Howard Anderson, presi
dent of the Orlando District, Airs. Lillian Busch, Mrs. F. J. Harris, Mrs. A.
B. Todd and Mrs. Bertha McMullen. Buck row, Mrs. Eugene Williams, pre.
sident of the local W.S.C.S., Mrs. IJoe Faulkner Jr.. Mrs. W. H. Bostrnn.
Mrs. George Mills, Mrs. E. L. Cochran, Mrs. W. T. Raynor, Mrs. G. L. McCutcheon, Misi Martha Stewart and Mrs. W. A. Hunter, membership
chairman. Other new members not present when the picture was made
are Mmes. Ben Wiggins, E. Ley, It. C. Daniels. Orville Touehton. Kdwinu
Stewart, E. W. Marcel, Tom Albert, John Williams and Paul Marion.
W.S.C.S. Honors New Members
Mrs. Howard Anderson, presi local W. S. C. S. meeting Tues
dent of the Orlando District, day morning at McKinley Hall.
Mr*. Fred Harris gave the de
worn ta's Society of Christian
Service was guest speaker at tha votion, using as her theme. "The
New Year." A ceremony was
conducted honoring the new
members who have Joined the
society the past year. Mrs. M.
K. Baker, program chairman for
tha day was in charge of Ihe
service. She was assisted by Mrs.
W. A. Hunter, membership chair
man.
Two associate members were
w
THURSDAY
JjD fXll
also welcomed and honored. They
were Mrs. T. J. Taylor and Mrs.
W. A, Norman,
During the busincsi session
members voted tu install new
drapes in McKinley Hall. Other
departments of the church plan
to assist with a decorating pro
gram for the assembly hall.
Following the meeting refresh
ments of doughnuts and coffee
were served to the group hy
Mrs. Howard MonPelh and her
committee.
Setninola chapter No. I O. E S.
meets at the Masonic Temple at
1 p. m. for regular business ses
sion and Initiation ceremony.
Camellia Circle of the Garden
Club will meet at • p. ra, at lha
home of Mrs. Jack Wilber, 1631
S, French Ave. Mra. J. D. Wood-
Club meets at 2:10 n. m. at the<
home of Mrs. Charles Morrison,
2600 Hiawatha Ave. Dr. Darby
of the experiment station will be
M u e it epeakcr.
^ Ivors Circle of (he Garden Club
melt at 9:4$ a, m. at tha home
of Mrs, Gordon Stanley, 283$ Lau
rel Ave. Mrs. Alien Smart will be
guest speaker, using as her topic,
"Landscaping."
The Mimosa Circle of the Garden
Club will meet at 19 a. m. at the
home of Mrs. Claude Hittell in
Lake Monroe. Guest speaker will
be Mra. F. Doaaboe of tha Sanford
f l o w e r Shop.
Tha Rote Circle of the Garden
Club will meet at 9:4$ a. m. with
Mra. E. L. Lindsey in Loch Ar
bor. Mrs. Woodson Dickaraon of
Orlando will speak on "Conserva
tion."
The Jacaranda Circle of the Gar
den Club will meet at T:30 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. L. B. Steele,
20$ Elm Ave. Mrs. George McCall
_ wUl speak on “Camellias."
% VAH-ll Enlisted Men’s Wives
Club will 'meet at 1 p. m. at the
Chief's Club room on the base.
Mut Sarah France* Parkar of I dreas of while pure «i!k crepe I iibrina neckline. Ions fitted I aatin pumps. Her shoulder length
bodice, slrevei, bouffant skirt. and white I circular veil of illk lit ml on felt
Sanford And
« » . S. C. and I fashioned with a fitted bodice,
and Cr,n
Conway,
the Rev. Donald Theo Hubbard of
were married,
Anderson,
Dec. IT at 4 p. m. at the Conway
Methodist Church, Conway, S. C.
Dr. McLeod Framplon, Orangehurjt. S. C. a personal friend of
t -e Krooni, officiated at the dou
bled ring ceremony.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cabot Park
er Sr. and the bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lech S.
Hubbard.
Mist Parker was given in marriage by her father. Her only at
tendant was her aister, Mrs. John
A. Burton IV of Sanford. Leek S.
Hubbard, the groom's father was
heal man and ushers were Ru
dolph Hubbard, Atlanta, Ga. bro
ther of the groom and William
E, Parker, Conway, brother ef
the bride.
Organist was Mrs. John Jc Culchcon, Conway, and soloist was
Mist Mary Ann Smith, Atlanta.
Her selections Inch ed, "Entreat
Me Not To Leave Thee," "O
Perfect Love” and "The Lord’s
Prayer."
The church was decorated with
baskets of white chrysanthemums,
gladioli, greenery and tall candel
abra with while burning tapers.
The bride chose a street length
Jaycees Wives
Meef Monday
The Jaycee Wives Club held
their January mreting Monday at
Ihe new Jaycee building on
French Ave,
The club presented an auto
matic coffee maker to the Jayrees at thetr luncheon meeting,
Dec. 10.
A letter was read from the
Jaycee president expressing ap
preciation fur the help the wives
gave in preparing food for the
Navy Appreciation Day.
Refreshmcnlt were served by
ro'hoilcasei, Mrs, Edna Stewart
and Mrs. Phyllis Verthel.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Ralph Wight
with Mrs. Sam Skelton at cohostess.
Church
Calendar
Club Welcomes
New Members
FRIDAY
Women of First Baptist Chureh
will hava a large scale visitation
program with all circles particlpaling in observance of Form
Osteen
He hat been amployrd at supply
Preshvierlan
ptslnr for lha First Presbyterian
Church in Sanford for the past
three months.
Those attending the wadding
and reception from Sanford warn
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Button IV
and children and Mita Spirit
Beasley.
H
Misses Linda Tyler tnd Etta
Emanuel assisted by their m eth
er*. Mrs. Zells Tyler and Mrs.
Dot Emanuel, entertained a
group or friends at the Florida
Power and Light elahbmua. New
Years Evt.
Dancing and games war* ms.
Joyed during Uin evening. A buf
fet supper was served at nino
o'clock and cake and punch wart
served at midnight.
Those present were Linda, Etta,
Donna and Maxlna Stowell. Susa a
Hires, Patty Scott, Terry Sellars,
Jack Boone, Joe Frank Tart,
Danny Neal and Herman AUman.
REV. AND MRS. DONALD T. HUBBARD
Club Plans Winter Festival
The Catholic Women's Club of
All Souls Church held their regu
lar monthly mreting Monday Jan.
4 in the new social hill with ap
proximately S3 members attend
ing.
Mrs. Lenox F*y presided over
the general business meeting, and
the various committee members
gave their reports for the past two
mnliis. Miss Sarah Warren hasterby reported on the "Birthday
Apron" which was started last
year. The apron was started ta
raise extra money for the club,
and the object was for each mem
ber to put a penny for each year
of her age. into a pocket on the
apron, during Ihe month of the
member's birthday. Forty-eight
pockets were' filled and the apron
netted a total qf $30.
Mrs. Helen Constantine is chair
man of the All Souls Winter Fes
tival, which is scheduled for Sat
urday Kcb. g, Mrs.' Constantine
expressed her Impel that this will
be an even bigger and more sueoeiiful 'festival than the one held
Specially Priced
Luncheon
last year, and urged an members
to eome forward and select the
booths they want to work with.
Chairman of the various booths
were appointed and will bo an
nounced at a later date,
Coffee and tiny cream puffa
wera served under the chairman
ship of Mrs, A. Durand, aided
nr Marcel Faille, Mrs. Frank C.
liuhn, Mrs. Pat Heinie, Mra.
Helen Hallqck, Mrs, Jerry Farella,
Mrs. K. Gustav son, and Mr*.
George.
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When you use cleaning fluideven a little — use it outdoors or
in a well-ventilated room.
Cover a dark or shiny study
desk top with a lig.it colored blot
ter to reduce gl.re.
John Melrose and ton, Warren
and four grandchildren rnjoyrd
a fithing trip off Cocoa Beach
New Years Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGov
ern and fiva children have re
cently moved to Florida from
Eilerancc, N, Y. They hava been
living with her mother, Mrs. A.
Stevcnlon and plan te move to
Sanford In the near future,
twlc« a year
w® hold
Q a r n u o tip o
(peA & on alA
R. L. Shipp of New Urlesiu,
U visited hit grandparents, Mr.
^pnd Mrs. Georgs Shipp during the
-^holiday vacation. He h r the SOW
*f the late K. L. Shipp ef Sanford
tnd Tallahassee.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Andei >un left
recently * to spend the holidays
with their parents in Trenton,
Term. Mra. Andsrson will remain
la Trenton while Mr, Anderson Is
ta a tour of duty with the Navy.
Mr. and Mra. S. M. Richard*
Jr. and aoas, Suva and Nell,
^ h a v e returned U Norfolk, Va.
w after spending the holidays at
the born* of Us parents, Mr.
and Mra. S. M. Richards Sr.
Friends of Mrs. W. G. BsU
will regret to loam of her sorious
illness st Tampa General Hos
pital, following an operation for
a ruptured appendix. Iho will bo
remembered aa Frances Morrow
who was ■ teacher at Soutbsldo
School for many years. Htr adta d r ttt is Room n s , Tamps Gone
Vggj Hospital, Tampa.
Mr, and Mrs. Polo M. Brock
of Dade City annouoca lha birth
ad a daughter an Doc. ■ at the
Tampa Central Hospital. The lit
tle girl has boon earned Nancy
Louise. The paternal grandmother
la Mrf. Nancy Brock of laoftrd.
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of tbo famoua
aoraa trolleys
ho don't ret much i t i f i ploy for* In our area
in the PtayhquM Nary presentation of “Bell,
t and Candle" Friday and Saturday nifhta at the Civic
dr.
Sanford Ja dot on the main line aa far aa the touring
tar cotnpaniee go and efforts to etage f(ret class producI hare a n not fnquant The theater group formed by
Jura of the Sanford Naval Air Station haa recruited
Fee the ton talent In the area for its first play.
Staging tha weO-loved'John Van Brutes'M M dy haa
subway ea its maiden voyage, Us
cop ruaeatii over . , or at least
spiUoth a few drops.
I participated ia ouch aa treatful douUe-beader Tuesday sad
ray cup, a paper cartes 1 brought
aieag Iron the Seaale resteuraat,
sloshed ell over ray seta paper.
Fortunately, 1 had esc of these
ae o peas that write under coffee.
needier between the dark
brows stales, I esa make out
from ray Betas that two U. S. aoa-
This honor fell to Bens. Dennis
Chavex (D-N.M.) and gtylsa
Bridies (B-N.H.) because' they
are chairman and ranking GOP
member reapectivcly of the com
mission which supervised the
erection of the building.In view of all the criticism the
commission has absorbed because
of the expense and inconvenience
of the building, the privilege of
hoisting the first flag waa small
enough compensation for their
aervlce.
The senators wars galling rednosed from tha cold before a
phalanx of pbotographsri, who
aeamed to bo in chargo of tbo
caramon/, finally permlttod Chi
ves to run up the flag. Despite
a strong breete, Uta banner, once
m
and John Xridor Bnva boon chooon
U bn mayor of Sanford and chair*
■taaloB.'
ad tom aa mayor for Higginbotham,
MM, and thothlrd tim oas chairman
1Xridor, who waa ro-nloatad by tha
j) much public aorvico behind thorn,
th a M W phlloaophy. Higginbotham
on t ptoaao everyone, but I'll try to
d "it would bo a b a d govemmeht if
ba coomlutonori ia office.’1
porionca that being a public official
r them thg oooperatioa of the other
them shortly be*
' Talbott contlnam the well-docu*
that aminotrlaa*
y nabbaga, turnips and broei wen aa to mustard." 'H a
that IM antithyroid action
tito tost that neither poultry pro
ducers, manufacturing chamlsts
aor tha ekkkaar thtmialvea had
violated any fadbrol regulation,
Talbott said.
Talbott aald only about 1 par
aant a f UM chtckons aatod to tha
United BUiaa had boon given stllbeetlet. The government banned
Ua use whan recent Improved teste
revealed taaMuos of tha drug rentolaefl to tha akin, liver and kid*
nays.
"Whan next fall roll* around, wa
Mm that creeberries will bo permtttod for tM festive dinners, that
iteaatia and Jelly henna will ba far
■ale at the candy counter, and
thkt keutharn fried chicken will M
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By SD K0T8BBA
(Eleventh of a aeries)
LIMCB, Ctechoalmkia — It
waa la May of IN I that K i t
Boss Fatrakova waa lad by bar
mother to tha top af tha hill, and
bar mother aaidt " I n c a yourself
far something that yanr heart
may net endure."
Rose Hopped on a grassy knell
and. looked Into tha' waat a t her
village of Lidia#. But her mind
went blank, for the worm ilUie
community with Ua dainty bvusoa
sad aid chunk wasn’t than.
Throe y ean before, Baas, with
other woman af Udlat, waa hnaU*
ad off to n Noal concentration
camp. And until that mamant in
1*41 aha hadn't known that tha
Nasi* had hulidaaad bar town un
der — rubbed it off tbo map as if
with n giant tracer.
Now, in Into IN I, Boaa and I
stood a t tha rim af the Utila tow*
that isn't th e n and aha told ma
haw U happanad to her. 1 expected
her to cry, and aha did, for she
had leal three fine grown children
—murdered, as waa her husband.
Base showed mo n lottor written
In n aoncantratian camp by hor
daughter Ruaana, than I I — n
Uttar to the child's grendmattor,
"Where U Mamma T W han U
Daddyl , , , Flense aeud asms
broad and soma clothes for I am
cold and hungry." The grand*
mother sent the package. It waa
returned. Little Rose and bar
brothers, Mink, U , and Edensk,
P, w an put to death In the n s
chamber aa w an 7* other children
from i m year old to II.
Tha men of the village, 17a of
them, including the priest, wire
shot through tha heart. They’re
Cabinet Takas
‘Watary* Viaw
On Rainmaktrs
TALLAHASSBK (UFI) - U m
Cabinet took a wateqrvtew Tues
day Of a request to conduct rainmaking operations to Control Flag-
Lidice lad supposedly sheltered
parachutists who had billed tha
deputy chief of Nasi at e n t police.
In lha and, all woman wore taken
with tha exception of nlno who
woro seat to Toiler German homos.
These nine, 11km tha 14S surviving
women, have coma back to LtdUo.
Today that* U a naw LIdles
an tha opposite hilltop overlook
ing the site of infamy, And, like
Rosa Fatrakova, moat woman have
taken on now huebonde, new lives.
Thais homes are comfortable,
specious, with roof* af red gpnnUb
tile, colorful gardens, naht fences
- « n d new o w n wf aldldroa.
But Lidice, as g living memorial.
Is a stupendous paradox. 1 first
(Khniihchsv’a photo to d a t yet
arrived.) "Ones," tM woman said,
loy Mokes Aircor
For $4, Company
Spends Thousands
•para time and a craflomaratira
of Junk, including n chain saw
engine, an old tractor radiator
fan and toms plywood, to do tM
same thing.
TM nmaaiag thing ia that hath
auceaadad.
Curtiss-Wright recently put Its
car of tM future on displty to
Naw York’a Rockefeller Crater.
to aitowtog aayaae to mato any
mam rain," said Gov. La Roy Col
lins.
TM request af tM Ivan B. Kirk
Co, af Taxaa to coaduet cloud-seed
ing operations from Hbway -la ThaHflta, Lake county, waa turned
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* and
a,r*
•wiriod ' fleaves
around
truly waa n sight to behold and n
credit tc American Industry.
Young Vstttr’a Infernal ma.
china la a tremendous curaplimom to too ingenuity af AiMrican youth to tM young state of
"I had a Crucifixion there, but It
la no Unger allowed ia Lidice. *
Overlooking tbo common grave
la a saml-cireuUr wail baaring
headstone* that name other "mas
sacres’* — Leningrad, Coventry,
Warsaw • , , But conspicuous by
Ua absence waa Budapest, Hun
gary.
My guide soldi T he Lidice ia a
complete village again. It haa
its own store, its own school*
bouse , , , *
Something '.waa mining along
the .akylint, "Where is lha now
churchT" 1 asked. Tha guide said
atonlly, "Thera is aa th u n k la
Lidice."
Tbo only evidence that tha peo
ple of Lidice were once free to
wonbip, tb it Lidice once woe a
village of Christians, is n marker
that spots the aits of thsir old
church.
By the creed of tha CommunlaU,
Lidice today U n Godless me
morial.
BY rBANK BLSASRR
WASHINGTON (U N ) - For
as svowsd plain man’s candidate
for President, Sen. Hubert H.
Humphrey (D-Mtoe.) those days,
looks mighty sharp* He turned up
lo t hia formal announcement at
tired In a naw dark blue conti
nental suit with cuffs ra tha coat
sleevea.
A fallow 1 know la the suit and
cloak gama laid he doesn't ordi
narily offer these models to peo
ple Ilka sans tors. Ha said ibey’r t
mors for tbo younger fallows,
switching over from the tight
pants Ivy League look.
Humphrey aisurod me though
be bought hia, and anothar one
Ilka it. from a tailor back horns
who said it waa what ho should
have. 6o I guess maybe that's
what they're weiring now out In
Minnesota.
On ona of tha narrow lapels
whleh these aulte feature Hum
phrey bag broken out for Use oc
casion n big Jeweled pin in tha
ahapo of an H. However, hia
aides wore plain old campaign
buttons, with HHH on them, and,
1 understand thaa# will ho design
ed for Humphrey followers.
Later I hoard n photographer
suggest a abet of Humphrey
throwing his hat in tha ring. But
tha senator begged off. It seems
Then the Rev, Frederick Brawn
Harrla, Senate chaplain, lad ua In
reciting tha Pledge of Allegiance
and wa all want Insldt for the
main event — the formal open
ing of -tha l,WO-foot subway tun
nel which links tha naw office
building W the capitol.
The subway project, whleh colt
more than alx million dotlars, or
roughly $0,000 a foot, also has
caused same eyebrow • railing
among Um economy • minded,
such as taxpayers. But Chavez
and Bridget, in their ceremonial
remarks, assured u t it was Worth
it.
Chaves snipped a red, whJta
and blue ribbon across tha tunnel
entrance and 3t of ua climbed i
aboard the rolling stock — two
shiny electric • powered cars with
grain carpeta and bouncy brown
foam rubber seats.
Ia hia opening prayer. Chaplain
Harris likened the c a n to "swift
chariots of democracy." To me,
they looked mors like rolls r
eoaatera. But 1 did feel a bit like
Ben Hur » wa want scooting
along over a sound-proofed road
bed at speeds up to IT miles an Twenty master anglers from all
hour.
seetlana af tM country will com
T han waa a rush of wind on pete In Bento Florid* apart* fish
the face and Iho recessed, indi ing centers during the staging of
rect lighting along Um alr-oondi* the first annual World Serial af
Uoood tunnel waa blurred before Sports Fishing tola month.
shew you bow hazardous politics
la, this gesture curried ao favor
at all with one veteran peUUesl
writer who acted on the asiumpUob Huaphrey would follow local
custom and make an impressive
entrance, with aldeboyi, at along
about 10:01.
Ncvorthlesa tbo hearlag room
Of Uta Sonata Appropriations Com*
mlUoo was p se u d , disproving tom
old Journalism school maxim th af
nows is sn account of the un
expected. If there wax anybody
present who expected Humphrey
le say Is wasn’t running, i didn’t
sen him.
But th e n were certain- aspects
of hia announcement that we
hadn’t looked for. One was that
ho didn’t Man up with n speech.
Ha just had a belper hand around
n mameograntod statement. 1m
which he said why he had daetds?
to run. Tbos ho sold ho wouid try
to answer our questions.
Now fow senators are known
for their brevity. San. Humphrey
la known for once having talked
eight hours to Khrushchev? And
it is said ba once protested to a
radio reporter who proposed to
tape a two-mlatilo interview.
“Why i can’t say hallo is loss
than ■ half hour."
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ftEVIEWOFTHE
YEAR—By Alan
Mavers
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By United Praia International
Officials of all-star bowl foot
ball fames throughout tha coun
try all denied today a charge of
making under-the-table payments
to participating players.
Jim Pearre, founder of the
Senior Bowl game in Mobile,
Ala., charged that hti game is the
only on* "open and above board”
about paying players.
At Ha meeting In New York,
tba National Collegiate Athtletie
Ann. said It la Investigating the
chargea and la considering outliv
ing bowl* found breaking the
yulta.
Paarro named the Blue-Gray
gamo In Montgomery, Ala., the
North-South tn Miami, Fla., the
Copper Bowl lo Tucion, Aria.,
and the Hula Bowl In Hawaii as
"lllagltimala" bowl* and than In
cluded "all at them."
Replying to the charges, Wil
liam C. Brawn, chairman of the
North • South game, laid, "we
don’t havt tn pay anyone. They’re
tickled to death to coma bare."
V Brown added, "wa certainty
havt nothing to hide. And I'm
aure tho Eait-Weit Shrine game
la San Francisco doesn’t either.
Wa give our plsycri a Jacket,
A wriet watch and a 1100 expense
allowance, which amouati limply
to per diem similar to that per
mitted In many other types of
amateur competition,”
Dave Rowe, director of the
Capper Bowl'a player procure.
%fment program, laid all players
la tho gamo "receive (7.70 par
diem for lo days plus 335 termi
nal expense." Rowe said this la
la according with NCAA regula
tions although tha Copper Bowl la
not under NCAA control.
In Montgomery, Ala., Champ
Pickens, founder of tha BlueGray game, said the Blue-Gray
prsaaola companion with "gold
footballs and other trlnkala glv% on at a Christmas dtonar" and
alio allow! "each player 3100 for
a trip Ilka any other bowl."
A spokesman for lb* East- West
Shrine game In San Francisco
daaiad any Eaat-Weat player over
had boon paid ta appear.
Tha Senior Bowl paya members
t t tba winning team Moo and
member* of the losing team 1500
plus expenses. Senior Bowl playera am pcnalliad by tha NCAA
%W ltb Idea of thalr eligibility for
v other college aporta and forfei
ture ad their athletic scholar
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By JERRY COVINGTON
We surely were glad to hear the newa
about the fine manager that the KC
Athletics have assigned to the Sanford
ball club for the 1960 seaaon. His name
Is Bill (Robbie) Robertson and from the
looks of his record, we’ll have quite an
outstanding athlete to run the show.
Since he’ll be behind the plate he'll
be at the beat poaslble position to keep the
club hustling. It’a also the ideal place for
him to help the rookie pitchers. Robbie
is an established .300 hitter so. he should
help us win a lot of ball games.
The success of a playing manager in
minor league baseball greatly depends
upon the kind of support the fins give
him. Last year was a good example of this.
Manager Ed Barbarito really gave it all
that he had during his short stay here
but, after a few bad nights a t the plate
the fans in the left field bleachers really
got rough on him and it made matters
worse. Most managers can take raising
in their stride when the fans keep it clean
but, some of the treatment that tho folks
gave Ed was really unbearable. "The Big
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WUf turn out to ba tba surprise
taam of tho collage baikatball
aaaaoa.
Unheralded when the season
atartad, tha WUdcats a n ona of
tho four major coUega fives la
tha eeuatry still unbeaten— and
looks Ilka a powerful candidate
far tha NCAA tournament.
Tba WUdcats swept to thalr
eighth straight victory of tbo sea•on WadMiday night when thay
whipped Duquaana, 87-41, and the
daaa with which they accomplish
ed tho jab suggasts that tho win
ning atnak may go qn . . and
an . . and on.
With Goorge Raveling grabbing
14 rebounds In addition to scaring
11 poiata,- tbo WUdesla ruibad
a 45-38 kalftlma bulga and never
war* aarioualy threatened. Tha
fovirujion
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Women will be admitted free
tonight at Sanford • Orlando Kannel Club for the first Ladies
Night of the new season at tha
central Florida speed circle.
Happy Joe Lucky la favored by
2-to-l morning line odds to cop
laurels in the Ladies Night Handi
cap, featured ninth race on a 10•vent slat* beginning at 8:10. The
club will absorb admission taxis
for tha ladles as another schedule
of Ladles Nights get under way.
Of the feature's fait sight graybounds, only one la a female
stepper, and the'i the lightest of
the ,pack.
Ed's Btualace, a t 84
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pounds, wUl be running from the
hard-to-wln-from seventh epot, but
sha'll probably bavo plenty of
moral support from women fans
Heavies To Meet
OAKLAND, Calif. (UPt) -C har11a Powell of San Diego, former
San Francisco Forty-Niner foot
ball player, and Clarence Witllama of Hayward will meet Jan.
I* In a 10-round bout at the Oak
land Civic Auditorium.
cloaeat the Dukas came la tha
aacoad half was nine points, but
tho wildcats quickly restored the
laid ta lo.
Huble White waa high scorer
for Villanova with 3S points and
Jtm Huggard added M while Ned
Twyman had 18 for tho Duka*.
Georgetown upset George Wash
ington University, aa-M. Virginia
dawned Virginia MUltary, 8J-T2.
aad Virginia Tech bast Richmond
78*43, in othor kty game*.
Georgetown ltd, 48-M, t t tho
half but had la break away from
a 70-78 tla with a few mlautea
remaining to cement their vic
tory; Chris Smith pullal down 18
rebounds and Bob Ayaramon scar
ed ia point* ta laid- Virginia
Tech to 11a triumph and John
Hanor'a 15 poiata tn tho first pe
riod made It a a ir for Virginia to
down Virginia MUltary.
la the expected capacity crowd,
Second boat In the big dlnth,
according to morning lino odds,
la Rocky MacDuff, a dark brindlo veteran alar wbo get* the
five-box with 4-to-l early figur
ing.
The special program will be
launchad with a Grade B contest
Including such proved standouts
as Ray Rush and O. B.'a Sin
cere.
MIAMI (UPI) — Orange Bowl
official*, aatd hare today they
bolleva Oklahoma's indefinite pro
bation by tho NCAA could allow
tho Orange Bowl CommUtea to
pick ■ competing team from out*
aide tba Big Eight Confmoct to
play hare In 1M1,
Committee spoilsmen pointed
out that although the Oraogo
Bowl'a contract with the Big
Eight run* through Jan. ], laat,
an "escape clause” would amble
them to elrcumvint It,
Tha "escape clauaa" states that
bowl commltleomen can pick aa*
other taam If tba Big Eight eta
not load Hi moat representative
taam became « punishment by
tha NCAA.
Seci More Jobs
CHEVENNE, Wyo. (UPI) -E n d
Boyd Dowlar of tho Green Bay
Packers, United Praia lalarnaUoaal’a National Football League
rookie of tho year lo INI, told
a Choyanne Rotary Club mooting
Wednesday (hat the new Ameri
can Football League will trail#
many mw Job* far player* leav
ing collage.
NEW YORK (UPI) - Ono man
stood today between tha Univer
sity of Oklahoma’s football taam
and a possible trip to the Orange
Bowl next year.
The man la Arthur L. Wood, an
Oklahoma City accountant and
booster of the Sooners. whoa* al
leged "recruiting fund" m ulled
In the Notional Callaglata Athletic
Aaan.’i indefinite probation of Ok
lahoma Wadoasday.
That means Oklahoma, national
football ehamplon In thrao of tha
last nine yaars, will bo Inollglblo
to appear on NCAA tolovlilon pro
grams or in poat-seoaon bowl
gamas for an indefinite period.
The Sooner*, who previously ware
placed on probation in 1M4 for
two year*, have wen Iho Big
Eight championship the last l*
yaara.
They are favorltas ta win tha
title again this year and normal
ly would win o trip to the Orange
Bowl In Miami, naxt Now Year's
Day. But they will not bo per
mitted to appear la any bowl
gamo unlaia Wood make* a full
disctoiura of the operations of tba
fund* under bia administration
from lssa to 1*54.
Tba Uaiveralty af Tulsa also
waa placed on probation for one
yaar—without restriction of prtvHagai— because a "representa
tive of athletic Inlcrrita of the
university” offered a prospective
athiata a "gift or lean of 3460."
That probation does not coat Tutaa anything, hawover, and waa
considered something of a llap
on tha wrtit.
Oklahoma's probation provided
tha biggest aacttomant at Wednes
day's aeialoo af tho NCAA's an
nual moating and there was Im
mediate ronjectur* aa to whather
Wood would produce the desire
records aa tho NCAA might lift
tho stigma from tha Sonera.
Wood, however. gave no aueh
Indication at his hams In Oklaho
ma City.
"I don't plan lo cooperate at
alt, either with tha university or
the NCAA," ha said bluntly. "I
dan't give a dama.”
NEW YORK (UPI)
Evansvilla (lad.) tightened Ita grip oa
flrit place in the United Praaa lateraatlonal email collaio basket
ball railage became Tennant*
State and Louisiana Tech (altered
In holiday tournament*.
The a a 11 o a w 1d a board ol
coachea which ratea the - email
ichoola for UPI save Evanavllla
SI flrat-placa vote* and 372 point*.
Tenneatee State remained second
with three flrst-placo votes and
308 point* and Louisiana Tech
held third place with a flrat-placa
vote and 3*0 points.
Wittenberg (Ohla). Steubenville
(Ohio), Wheaton (111.), Grambllng
(La.), Southwest (Mo.) Slats, Pa
cific Lutheran (Wash.) and Ken
tucky Wealaysn rounded out Ih*
top 10 in tkat order.
The coaches based their laleat
ballot* on gamas played through
last Saturday night. Each coach
islacls 10 teams In tba order h*
rank* them nationally and points
a rt awarded on a 10-8-S-74-S-4-3
l-l bails for votes front drat
through loth place.
Bear," aa the fans nicknamed him, was
pressing so hard at tho plate at the end of
his regime, that you didn’t know whether
he was going to eat the plate or run for
the club house.
I'm sure that KC la sending us a fine
young player and manager so let's treat
him with the respect that ha deserves.
Giving the managers and umpires a lot of
Up Is as much a part of our national
pastime as the game itself but, let's re.
member to keep it clean and show Robbie
that we are all for him, win or lose.
Pete Schnal will be on the job as Gen*
eral Manager of the Greyhounds Jan. 15
and he will be laying the groundwork for
what could be the most successful Sanford
team ilnce 19.19 when they won their
last pennant. With the fine working agree
ment with KC and Robertson and Schaal
as top men we should have the aoundeat
operation In the league.
The league should be much more colorful thia season with the reentry of Lees,
burg and Lakeland. A six team league has
never been too auccessful because the fana
get tired of seeing the same teams toO
often so, this should help a great deal.
Robby To Train
In Store Window
REVIEW OF THE YEAR—By Alan Mavei-,
■OCTOBER.
BOBTON (UP!) - Sugar Ray
Robinson will train la a downtown
Boston department ator* window
far hia Jan. U "till*" fight with
middleweight Paul Pender.
Promoter Sam Silverman laid
la announcing the promotion atunt
Wednesday that money collected
from donations at the window will
go to tho March of Dlmoa.
Robinson, pushing 40, will nrrlva hero from Now York Jan. II.
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PITTSBURGH (UPI) — John
to & A m rrg p
Green, former University of Chat
tanooga quartarbaek who complet
ed 3» paaaoa for 3.411 yards dur.
Ing a thraa-yaar collegial* career,
signed Wednesday with tha Pittaburgh Staalara. of tba National
Football League. Green playad
with Toronto in tha CinatUaa
League last year.
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Steubenville 18T, Wheaton Ml,
□rambling M, Southwest (Me.) M,
Pacl.lc Lulliiraa 41 lad Kentucky
Weatayaa 44.
Haratra, Ike New York laid!
which booilad Ita record la 1M
by dowalag Rutger* at the * a]ar
coUaia dlvUloe la tha final af tba
Lons talasd Invitational laat
week, headed the aacoad 10 grtup.
Than came Akron (Ohio), WoeU
era lllltiola, Southwest (Tax.) State, Loa Aagelaa State, North*
weatern (La.), Stataoa,' Missis
sippi Southern, Watt Virginia
Tech, Southaaat (Mb.) State and
Southern Illlaola.
Hubbard Proves
He's A Contender
CHICAGO (UP!) - UobaalM
welterweight Carl Hubbard t t
Philadelphia mida- a strong Mi
for official risking today be.
causa of a atvoath round teak*
alcal knockout of Steve Rodl 4i
Passaic, N. J .
Hubbard, undefeated la t t
fights, added his lath victory bp
knockout ta his record Wednesday
light when Rafarae Walter Bright*
mar*, on the advice of ring ply*
slclan Dr, Irvlag Stott, refused tw
let Radi m b * out for lb* aevaath
round.
Hubbard aaid afterward he
could have disposed of tho stocky
Hungarian refuge* earlier If he
had bean more relaxed.
"It was my first fight aa tab*
viatra, I waa nervous. Finally, m y
manager told m* ta open up,
that It waa Just another fight,"
Hubbard said.
Hubbard weighed 147 pounds le
1UM far Radi.
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CHICAGO (UPt) - The C tlaig t
Cuba asaauacad today they hive appointed es-major league aateb* •
or Ray Hayworth ea supervisor s i PB
all scout* with headquarters IB
Chian*.*
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YONKERS, N. Y. (UF1) - H a i
ry King Jr., m aaiiiag editor af
Top Trotter magatlne for tha last
■even year*, today joined the
public ralatloni staff of Yonkers
Raceway. King formally worked
oa (ha Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph.
BROTHERS UND IR THE SUN
BRISTOL, v t (UPI) -Tba day
after Jamaa Paris* broke hla an*
kla playing soccer, blab rather,
Bruca, broke hla knaa playing
football.
To Sign With Hawke
PEORIA, III. (UPt) - Bob
Boatar, former Kaosaa State
star, said Wednesday he plans
la quit tba Caterpillar* of tba Na
tional Industrial Baikatball Lea
gue and sign with tha St. Louia
Hawk! of the National Baikatball
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FURNISHED oas bedroom duplex
with utilities. FA 2-03«3.
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2-BEDROOM CB house. Telaphone FA 2-3120.____________
ALMOST NEW house; large liv.
ing room, bedroom, tile bath,
colored fixtures; kitchen with
wall oven, table top stove; draw
drapes; ideal for couple. CtUM
FA 2-2244 after 2:0* P. M.
TRAILER SPACES: Large lots.
Camp Seminole Trailer Park,
Wtklva River Bd. FA M ill.
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heat, clean, alnk in room, kit
chen privllegea. 101 Holly. Phone S BEDROOM, kitchen equipped
home. FA 2-4400.
FA 2-2409.
dFAilTUS
HOLLYWOOD (UP1) — A
simple "thank you" to a producer
who gave him a part has resulted
in TV stardom for Peter Brock,
the lawyer-gunslinger hero of
NBC's "Black Saddle” series.
"1 was a nobody when 1 did a
small part on ‘Zone Grey Thea
ter.'" said the slender, 30-yearold actor. "Well, I've alwaya had
the habit of saying 'thank you'
for any favors people do for me.
I believe that in show business, a
guy is only the result of the eOl.
lection of people behind him.
"So 1 went up to Hal Hudson,
who produced the ‘Zone Urey*
show qnd simply said. 'Thank
you.' His reply was, 'How would
you Ilka to be the lead la a new
series!'
"After 1 picked myself up off
the floor, 1 said, 'Fine.' And he
said, 'All right, we start shooting
tomorrow. ' "
Like most show business breaks,
WAlYV(AHMNgJT
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NEW YORK (UP1) — Success
la a wonderful tnlng if you don't
weaken. Rod Lauren, the newest
"name'' on record labels, inhaled
a spoonful of soup and from his
bleary eyes you would guess he
was weakening.
"I've been going nines nine
o’clock this morning," he grunt
ed. It was 6 p.m., and he still had
one more rehearsal and a TV
show to do beforo turning In.
"Hs's all keysd up," said a
watchdog from RCA-Victor who
waa sitting at ths restaurant tohis. "Last night wa had ta post
someona at his door at tha holal
ta make euro he didn't get up and
go out."
At IB, Lauraa ts living la a
world of hectic echedulee, micro
phones aad spotlights, and fan
magaslne glory. Four months ago
ho was working la a California
stool piaaL
Brack's wai backed by yeara of
plugging and getting nowhere. A
native of Rochester, N. Y., his
father waa the old Dixieland band
leader, Joe Brock (The Prince of
Pep). Joe's trombonist was Jerry
Colonna, who later went on to
comedy fame.
Peter got out of the Navy In
1940. •‘Then/’ he said, “1 played
third string with the Rochester
Royals professional basketball
team in 1*41-4* — right before
they joined the organised pro
league.
"After that 1 tang. In night,
clubs in Rochester. But it was too
rough — the late hours and ev
erything — for a kid of 1*. I gave
It up and went to the University
of Houston to study drama.
"1 never thought it would come
In handy for my acting, but one
summer I was n professional
wrangler on tha Circle B ranch
In Banders, Tex., between semes
ters.
onstratloa records of now songs.
Aa RCA scout hoard tha discs. Ha
dida't care much for the eoags,
but who waa that linger! Short
ly after, Red Laurea signed his
name ta a seven-year recording
contract and RCA ualoekod the
vault la give him the Mg buildLauren la the eon of a musical
eoupto ta Fresno, Calif. His moth
er to a church organist aad hia
father singe ia the choir. They
wanted him ta be a dentist, bat
instead ha took to acting, play
ing tha trombone with Jots bands
and, now aad then, singing a
number sf two.
He studied dramatics for a year
at 8 leektew (Calf.) Jualor Col
lege bat ha had to quit aad go to
work.
"What I raally waat to do to
boeome a eerie us actor," ho said
asking tha waiter for a glass of
milk. "I waat to da naturalistic
roles. 1 enjoyed playii* Peter ia
Tha Diary of Anna Freak’ and I
OFFICE SPACE with ample park
ing. 212 Oak Avenua. FA 2-3*0*.
IBEDROOM uofurnUhsd house,
kitchen electrically equipped.
24U Willow Avenue.
Call NEW 2 bdrm. house completely
furnished. Deposit furnished on
FA 2-0274.
giS. FA 2-257T,_____________
BRAND NEW furnlthed apart- FURNISHED 2-room g a r i g # ^
meal, 300 W. 13th. Street. Phone
apartment with garage; adults.
FA 2-2031 dayt, or FA 214*1
FA 2-3202.__________________
FURN. Apt. 200 Park Ave.
311 PALMETTO Ave; furnished
I BR. bungalow.
2-STORY HOUSE for rent or
tale reasonable; Corner 3rd A
Chapman. Mrs. W. O. Brooke,
Star Rt. Enterprise, F li^
Brock’s association with real
eowpokea has made him one of NEW two bedroom house In Lake
Mary; walking. distance to
the few TV cowboys who honestly
school and store. $71 per mo.
know their way around horses.
FA 3-7213.__________________
"People think of n horse as a
kind of dumb animal," he said, 1BEDROOM furnished apartment.
Contact 2313 Palmstto.
"but 1 bate the word dumb used
that way. A horse gets to know
you and makes your work — at 4-ROOM furnished apt. $20. Adult*
113 N. Jassmtna Ave.
least rains — easier. I’ve had one
boras named Curly, and he’s al SPACIOUS furnished modem ana
ways good on camera. Not off,
bedroom apartment; excellent#
thougli—he’s a real ham, just
condition; quiet neighborhood;
when the cameras turn. If I lead
212 W. 12th Street. Ph. FA I-03N
him into a scene backsrards, he'll
after 3:0* p. m.____________
turn around.
BEDROOM 'unfurnished bouse,
"Curly's even got a fan club in 2newly decorated. Call FA 2-0120,
Wyoming, and 1 don’t have one
yeL How about that for scene- FOR RENT: Garage apt., furn
stealing!"
ished. $40 month. Adults only.
Off camera, however, bachelor
Oil Palmetto Ave,
Brock prefers dogs. He lives in a
home
fa n Fernando Valley
with three German Shepherds
named Brutus, Cassius and Por
tia, and a poodle named Caesar.
want to do that kind of thing.
I’m going to study actlag again
next year."
He downed his milk, and
stretched hie husky 2-foot, 11inch frame. "From New York 1 go
oa a disc Jockey tour — I’m not
sure what dtlss — and tbea wo
record that album. You kaow, I
think I’m catching aold."
Laurea excused himself and
Bleached wearily hack ta tha TV
stage next door.
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abeelately free witboat akttgaMoa at eae af Saafard'a toadtog
Meteto while yaa tocata msRahto haaaiag tor yaursatf aad
family. Pick ap year key at
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apartment. Ph. OWNER LEAVING; Muit tell two
bedroom CB home. Low down
payment, US monthly. Any
RENT A BED
term* considered. FA 3-7501.
RolUway. HoiplU' A Baby Bed* after
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By Diy. Week or Month.
CARROLL'! FURNITURE
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YOU'LL LOVE THIS
WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* Six beautiful acrea, about flva
In bearing grove, 310 orange,
p rin t* bath*, IK W. Pint 8t.
grapefruit and tangerine
trtea, 4 la 40 year* old. (pre
ROOM and BOARD for gamlssent crop Included). Several
man. CaU FA 1-0914.
eacellent homeaUea, weal of
Sanford. Only U.800 down, reaA. Real Estate For Sale
lonable terms on balance.
LEAVING tows; bargain for quick
aala; financed or cash. FA 2-2347 Also 120 rolllnc acres, with large
and amall lakes, two dwellings,
• ROOM house on large corner
only MOO. per acre, 29% down.
lo t Phono FA 2-34SO.
C ROOM i i n n
FA 2-31M.
t . Real Eatata For Beta
READY FOR IMMEDIATE.
OCCUPANCY
3-BF.DRoOM. 2 bath, kitchen
equipped, Florida room. Large
lot. CaU FA 1-3432.
NICE elaan two bedroom house
on twn lota Just *utside city
limits. A real bargain at T,3oo
with good torma.
LOVELY new house; thrie spa
cious bedrooms, two tiled baths,
terrauo floors, built in kitchan,
carport# and utility room. On
large pine shaded lot with
aprlnklar system. Near shopping
center. Price $14,MO. G o o d
Term l.
FA R M ER ’S AGENCY
C. A. Whiddon, Sr.
N. V. Farmer, Realtor
BROKER
D. H. Whitmore
Real EalaU — Insurant#
201 So. Park Ave. Ph FA 2 3tot
Lillian G. Tram#
Surety Bead*
Associates.
SIS So. Park Ave. Ph, FA 2-H41 IK S . French Ave. Ph. FA 1-1221 i7^tesl««_O j£w teiiH tae<
Sanford
After faoura, FA t-Mtl, FA 1-4921,
Evans Bldg. Uke Mary
FA 2-0211
WALK RIGHT IN
Ph. FA 1-1190
1-ACRES of good farm land In A money maker NOW end wide
open for further expansion.
BARGAIN — MOVE IN TODAY
Sanford Celery Della MM per
I BB. house on Magnolia, just out
aero. Excellent terms. Richards Present income received from
. six different sources, one, or all,
of city Unti l; kitchen equipped,
Hotel, Melbourne, Florida.
may be increased.
veaetlas blinds, apace beater.
MUM aeB at once. 95993. will S t Johns Realty Co. Opportunities auch aa this sel
trad# tar late model ear. US N. Park Ave. Ph. FA I4U I
dom available. 114,040 down will
give you Immediate posaoulo*.
FA M M or FA IM S .
RAYMOND M. BALL
AND ASSOCIATES
PARMER'S AGENCY
LAKEFRONT Property in Osteen
245 ft on Uke; Ml ft. os front;
N. V. Farmer, Realtor
D. H. Whitmore
227 ft. on East; M ft. on West;
modem I bedroom bom*, double
Lillian G. Trams
4-BEDROOM. I bath houae tight
gsrag*; 90 fruit trees; I in.
Associates
month# old, in Pineerost 4th.
well.
Ph.
Orlando,
GArdea
1-1777
110
B.
French
Ava. Ph. FA >4221
Addition. Original down pay
Altar hours, FA 2-3010, PA *4031,
• e a t 113*5, improvements in
PA S03S1
eluded. FA M ill.
HOME SEEKERS
LEASE: 40 acres, Seminole
LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 100* Very ettracUve and comfortable FOR
County, SEV4 Sect, to Twn It
X 141'; on# block off New Up- 3 bedroom, tils bath, CB borne,
S-Rg. 31E. Write; A. Shop, 310
located in Wynnewood and situ
aala Rd. 9*50. Phone FA 3-7213
Hyde Park Ava., Tampa,
ated on S3' x US' oak shaded
tftar 1:0# P. M.
lot. Pastures equipped kitchen,
hardwood Boon, m l many j ^ m s J M s j ^ g s s t a ^
other ak* extras.
WHITE female help wonted. 1 ust
*500 DOWN
bo SI. Apply to P if 74 Wbletle.
t Acres of highland witb homt. Total price - Just *11.9*5, and
Rl food water area. Staring
after very reasonable down NEAT APPEARANCE: ateoogralemon and orange trees. On
payment, assume VA 4te%
pher and typlat; for DaBary
paved road.
mortgage payment! of 167.70.
real eatata office; pleasant aur*10,900 COMPLETE PRICE
We will be pleased I*
roundtags. Writ* Boss S, a/*
you.
1200 Dn. - Vacant
Santa* Herald.
ftao Bedroom CB home built to
Stenstrom Realty ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY:
IMA oMcUlcatlosg. Ml monthly
Must be expertat o d to use ef
HERBERT STENSTROM
payments. M.900.
Executive I.B.M. tad dictating
Registered Broker
machine; shorthand preferred.
LEN RISNER
ROSA L. PAYTON
Good salary and personnel pollcLOTTIE BROADWAY
Rogiatered Real Estate Broker
KEN TORBETT
les. Apply to Seminole Memor
Mary B, Carman — Leo SalvaU
BETTYE D. SMITH
ial Hospital, 1101 East First
B. B. Rogcro, Sr. Aaaoelatea
Associates
Strata.
Ms. PA 1-1*91 17-92 at Hiawatha 11 N. Park Ph. FA 2-2420
WAITRESS: Apply to Mr. U n
•ELL or TRADE: 1-Bedroom, ltt 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, double car
caster, AUamMte Coffee Shoppe,
baths, CB, Florida room. Nicely
port*, extra Urge utility room.
Altamonte Springs.
landscaped 135* a 195' corner
Monthly payments 976. 110
lo t *2,500 down or will trade
Shanoon Dr, FA 2-1379.
LOCAL automobile dealership
lor other property. Will finance
needs young lady for general
p u t of down payment if desir APPROXIMATELY ten acres of
office. work. Must be able to
grove, *1,500 per a m ; M ar Suned. I S I
Coleman Circle.
typ*. Write living m u m s of
land Estates. Contact Joseph
FA » T*0T.
past office exporlaace te hoc
Levy, FA M223.
If c/o fa&terd Herald,
REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN
HOME WITH A VIEW
*544 French Ave.
Located on two lots ahadod by
3-MARR1ED MEN, 23 to 40, for
Twenty Three huge Oaks, this
J. W. HALL
three bedroom—two bath home
Sanford. *73.00 week plus com
Realter
mission; retirement; paid voca
with Ito unobstructed view of “ CaU Hell”
Phone FA 2-3041
a beautiful lake le truly SOME
tion. Apply MOO Corrlne Dr., Or.
Undo.
THING SPECIAL. Amen* ita BEST BUY IN WYNNEWOOD:
I Br., Fla, room. Stove, Refri
many antra features a rt a
gerator ted air eoodlUontng RETAIL Building Material Oui
Hi-Fi tpeakar system; forced
pttonal. Low monthly payments.
aide B alaim u, some experiwc
air duct htat In every room
110 Its vena Avt.
In building materiata
and a two tan Air Condltioaer.
Write qualifications to Bra R,
ROBERT
A.
WILLIAMS,
Realtor
e/u Sanford Herald.
V you a n looking for an ultra
Raymond Luadqulit, Assoc.
modern borne in a setting typi FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
10. Mata ee Pomelo
fying Central Florida at its
beautiful beat, PICK UP THAT S-BEDROOM block boueo tail DRY CLEANING FRESSER; Ap
PHONE RIGHT NOWI Wa a n
than one year old; small down
ply Joe'l Laundry A Cleaners
aagar to tea your reaction whan
payment. FA 2-7972.
Sanford Avenue.
you inspent this WONDERFUL
HOME.
II. Werk Wanted
BOMB on Rlvervlew St. Inquire
Waat l i t St. FA 3-3179.
1air
23. Arttatae For f o b
t t Article* Fer Bale
Thtira. Jn n . 7. I8G0— P a g e 7 1*. rte^ero A Pteate
MARIAN MARKET CABBAGE HQltary toys, child* army suits, REDWOOD cedar etoeet, Rke
steeping bags, jungle bamPUNTS for sale. Fred Thurs
new, 999. 43* Reeall* Dr. (cot
ton, Phone FA 2 3000.
mocks. Army-Navy Surplus, 310
tage).
Sanford Avenue.
tAFF-A-DAY
*
PLANTS: Tomatoes, Cabbage and
Collarda *Oc per hundred; spe
FACTORY TO YOU
cial uric# In Iota at thousand;
ALUMINUM
1133 E. Tth. St. Phona FA 2-03M.
“I LIVE FOR LOVE**
VENETIAN BUNDS
Encleead bead. Sag-proof bottom
Phone FA I-1319
CM Flower* For Any Occa salon
rail with plastic ends. Plastic
SANFORD FLOWER SHOP
or rayon tapes. Colton or nylon
LUCIOUS BLONDE wants to
FA 1 1M
or
FA 2-0270 eotds.
meet gentleman — object matri
Senkarik
Glaaa
and
PAint
Co.
IjtXijhlwr^Tisj^
mony. Muat be hand soma, witty
119-114 W. and St
PA 24432
and have a comfortable h#mo
B & M Distributors COMPLETE living room let, 3 with Speed Qurou Washerm
en* that washes end rtta ii
r a i l ’ rugs and roll-away bed;
latndnctag
hygienlcally cleaa. I d a f t want
about 3 mo. old. Take over
NEW PRODUCTS
to b* grouchy en wash day*.
low monthly payments onlyP. O. Box 431. U k* Mary, Fla,
M you han't bat* t Speed
FA 34*04.
Ph. PA 14103. ; new I gal.
Queen don't write- Get that
cement m iter equipped with
Speed Queen Wisher now i t
electric motor that one man SEMI AUTOMATIC Zig-Zag Port
able — 2* year guarantee en
Mather of Sanford, 9M B, V im
can operate — weight 33 lbs.
parts, labor and service. Take
Street.
complete — mixes 3# lbs. in
I minutes — I cu. ft. hr. with i ovit payment! only* ISIS Mo*
del. Write Credit Manager, J 4 - Lata fcjround
one bucket. For any cement or
Box A fl A, e/e Sanford Her
concrete Job. May be rested at
REWARD tar return id key, endtt
ald.
(be following stores—^with 3
cards fl check book taken Item
buckats; Gregory Lumber Co., SINGER PORTABLE for balance
N. C. car Dec. 34. No quoaitae
Sanford; Edwards Hardware,
due to responsible party wMh
asked. Phono PA l-lfl*.
Sanford; Gregory Lumber Co.,
local credit. .Take ovtr pay
DeLand; Cbuluola Supply Co.,
ments of 99.43. Write Credit LOST: Black pure* M Fraternity
Chuluola.
Manager, Box AltA, c/o Sanford
Dance. Pleai* call FA 9-439B.
Herald.
t0^taatg^m
dJM
ta*t*i
fttafl o v er flU nophuaio
LOST: Small Walker Bawd, tomTOMATOES
and
SWKBT
POTAale, black and white with anme
'37 JOHNSON 33 h.p. electric mo
tan. With collar and nama
TOES. Celtry Avt., naar Beardtor; PaUcan trailer; 14 ft. step
plain. Lata seen S mltaa want of
all.
bottom runabout; FA 1-4433
New Smyrna. I l f A I R
II.
II. Plai iblei Service*
after 0:00.
SAVE at BRYAN’S
FA 94341.
FABRIC SHOP.
PUMPS - SPRINKLERS
One block Weat of Monroe Corner, LOST: Radi* muitrafoul modal
AX typos and alsea,
Cateway Tb The Waterway
on Waat First St.
“ Do It Youtetaf'
airplane; orange and blua. Iflit
Year EVINRUDE Dealer
in Dr*am wold Itotion, RE
WE REPAIR AND ISRV1CS
Roboon
Sporting
Good*
Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick
Plumbing A H eating
IT 1N I
1*444 I . lat.
Pb. PA 3-3*11 larvlee With The Cash. BUPXR WARD. PA i-tlid ar aril Semi
AIR CONDITIONING
Machinery and Supply Co.
nole Sporting Good*.
TRADING POST, FA 2-0*77.
CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 207 -----------fA
Ph. W
A 14401
W. tad St.
1007 Sanford Avt.
FA 14352
LOST: Snout* pugpr sU month*
ENVELOPES, Utterbeads, Male- '10 FORD PICK UP truck 1135. SCHWINN VARSITY BOYS BIKE.
old, black. RRWARD offered tar
PLUMBING
ENGLISH
STYLE.
NEW
TIRES
ments. Invoices, hind Mils, and
return. CaU PA 1-7974.
Reel's Paint A Body Shqp, 1001
Contracting A Repair*
AND TUBES. U RGE BASKET.
programs, e t c . Pngresstva
Sanford
Avenue.
P
h
o
n
a
Free I s timetea
CAN BE SEEN AT THE SAN LOST; Gold necklace, heart «b*M
Printing Co. PhoM PA 2-taSl— FA Amo.
R. L. HARVEY
FORD HERALD DAYS.
art with diamond. REWARD.
M* Waat 13th St.
304 Sanford Avo. Phone FA 15533
Phone PA 14919.
' » ANQELIA EngUsh Ford 91,ON.
MARY CARTER PAINTS
TV PICTUHI TUBE SPECIAL
Lake Mary, FA 2 4919.
13. m etrical Ser vian
World’*
Largest
Gallon
Far a week* only!
BUY ONE QAL.—
'4* HALF TON Chevrolet PickDISTRIBUTOR WANTED
Houae Wiring — Electric Service IV In. (accept worn*
GET ONE FREE
portables)
0*1.50
up
far
sal*
or
trad*
tor
car.
Sid Vihlcn
Mato o r Female
101 W. 1st. »C
Ph. FA 2-294*
ne PA 2-193*.
St In. 333.50
N to. 143.50
RANDALL ELECTRIC OO.
-Self Service Recaro Dieytaya
All
tubes
hare
t
1
year
guarantee.
US MagnoUa
FA 141013
'Established by na to togh
M3* - M cu. ft. HOTPOINT Re
3AA Ita lia n
LLOYD'S RADIO A TV
frigerator 1130 cash or will
traffic location*
ire 410 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 3-0700 43' x • ' — '34 Greta Uke* a
It. BnBdtoi
trade on *33-’5S model pick up
'You own end operoto
4
bdrm; carpeted, air condition
'Inventory 1##* ambartgti
truck. MU Summerlin Ave
WALL PAPERING A PAINTING
LEWIS SALES A SERVICE
ed; cabaana. Lot 71, Park Ava
able
nue.
Werk Guaranteed
Bod Beard
Vespa Motor Scooter*
lUepected tecoed p t d M N
Trailer CL Phone PA 9-Ttl*.
Contact 300 West 0th St,
Hester A Uwn Mower Service
* manufactaron
GOOD Used Appliances and TVa.
Phone FA 24*41
West Country Club Rd. FA I
•DUtributer* of mtjae m ead
Gormly, foe., Third di Palmetto.
brand*
ROOFING, Gutters, Spouting, GREEN LEAF Troa Xtporta do
New A Used Furniture A Appll LEAVINO TOWN, Muat **B furni
•No rot rteh qptah tebenm
Roof Repairs, Piloting, Comm
tha best Trimmlag. De-mosslng,
M ens. A Good Fleet To
ture: two piece Bring room
A Carpenter Work. General
Removal and Fertilising, Phone
Q U A L lF fc A fto N g -O n to ta BUY, BELL or TRADE
suite; cofta* table; end tabtea;
lfoma Repairs. 30 yrs. EaperlFA 2-3015.
■ponclble ta r aightod todMIthree piece bedroom suite;
eoce. Vary tew Ratal. Phona
Jenkins Furniture
dual* with faith to the featad
chroma
dinette
act;
ether
odd*
FA 2-3*78.
SERVICE CALLS 11.10: for da- 400 Seoford Ave.
' FA 1-7430
bu.ln.m. toektng n l ^ j y
and ends; FA 2-0N1.
pendabla TV service, caU BanB A M ROOFING
• BIG VALUES
ford TV Center, 0th and Sanford
•Car. *»pato a t tafl ttoto
7 cu. ft. FRIG1DAIRE refrigerator
Contracting A Repairs
• 1UICK CREDIT
Ave. FA 2 0741.
with
23
lb.
ca
partly
freexer
and
- Bonded —Insured
• EASY TERM!
Frirldalra electric stove with 91
FREE ESTIMATES
WRITE. WIRE OR CALL
*MODERr. RUG CLEANERS
WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS
to, even. Call FA M il*.
300 U urel Ave.
Ph. FA 1-7943 All Rise Rues And Wall T* Wall
BEST RECORD DIVIKIOH
WILSON
MAIER
American UtecwntleMl
Carpets. BallafacUra Guaranteed.
1951 FORD Ranchwagen; 1333
PAINTING A DECORATING
Now and Used Furniture
Industries, ton.
1
Week
Service
M
l FA I-TI9T
TYiumph
Tbunderhtrd
motor
Licensed — Bonded
311 B. First St.
FA ASUS
Lewis Tower HU*, Itoto. R,
cycle;
Id
R.
Wolverene
boat
Free Etalmatea ~
Sewing Mach. Repairs CUSTOM BUILT furaUun -s in and trailer; M H. P. Ivinrude
Work Guaranteed
Rl. d479T
^
motor; roairaebta. FA S-7391.
ALL MAKES A MODELS
relating Csntracters
gle pieces ar sets. Also furni
104
Perk (34 tar. aer.)
tore repair. Catenate
FA AIM
PA 1)423
FA 2-700).
II. Bi
II-A Beatar Farter*
XOLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby
home.
PIANO LESSONS to
Beds. Day, Week or Booth—
A Satisfied customa* to
boR
CaU PA 1-7310.
FURNITURE CENTER
advertisement.
1100 French Ave,
HARRIETTS
BEAUTY
NOOK
AUTO GLASS
PH. *A 2-T353
105 So. Oak
Ph. FA 7 5741
She
P ta fa r h
forralb
Wall
OPEN HOUSE
INSTALLED
B* Lovelier Witte Pntaastaaal
Windahlold
BackGlass
Beauty Caro.
Loor Glaaa
VantGlaaa
SERVICE
Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co.
11:114 W. Md S t
PA 2-4421
Dawn's
Ibta ta
ISAVE*
N*w A Uaed
Furniture and Applianc**
TV and RADIO REPAIR af r 2110 Oak
FA 2-70*4
Used furniture, appliances, tools
3:00 alghta and weekends; San
DORIS'
BKAUTY
SHOP
etc.
ntc. Bodght-Sold
Bougbt-Sold Larry's Mart
ford, U ke Mary and Longweod.
t. Pb. FA 14132
Ml Sanford Ave,
3904 Adam* Ph.
FA
FA 1-2773 Md FA 24IU.
INCOME TAX SERVICE
HOUSEWORK: Phone FA 2-7171.
SAN SEM KNOLLS
WILLIAM H. MURRAY
4 Blocks West of French Avenue SECRETARY: shorthand, dicta 1111 Celery Ave. Tel- FA 2-1394
on 20th Street.
tion, legal experience; wants PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING
full or part-time work. CaU
LOOK! at all the wonderful fea
W. L. HARMON
FA 2-1044.
tures in these homes. Terrauo
PH. FA 2-4323 After I P. M.
floors—Furred and Plastered
SEVENTH * FRENCH AVE.
walls — Custom buUt • cabinet 12. r s ± L
HEATING
work—and Dust-free closets- SANFORD Plumbing A Heating
H. B. POPK CO.
Plymouth — DeSoto Dealer
Close to schools M l
300 S. Park — PA 1-4234
ISM S*. m m PA. FA 3-7014.
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
PART TIME or temporary atfiec
H. “ BUI* STEMPER Agency
work desired by young WMSM;
113 N. Park STOP! In la see our 3 bedroom
Phone PA I-4M1
Ita or 2 tiled bath homes at
experienced. FA 2-*344.
Legal Notica
rim n o re
sans
ROTICB is hsraby #W«n that T
am anaasad la bualneaa at SSST
Orlando Dr., Seminole County.
Florida, tindtr lha fletltloua nama
ar. rat ln», sad that I inttnd to
raflatar said nama With tha Clark
el lha Circuit Court. Seminole
County, Florida, la antordanca with
tha provisions of tha Fictitious
Natna Htatutee lo-wlti Section
1*1.IS Florida Ufalutre tltf.
Hint Joatph Flntar
Publish Daw St * Ja n T. II. II.
n o m to ts ssaa
BRASS MOTORS
SEPTIC TANK SERVICE
—LISTEN! la the price and
Since 1910
terms—*550 Down FHA Financ Plumbing & Repair*
Jea C. I t a u s a
A. BARE
DEBARY
ed—Exclusive with
1013 SarUa St,
PA t-0449 NOrth A4429
NOrth 0-4711
W. H. "B ill" S tem per Agency
Realtor A Insurer
ASSOCIATES: U. E. Taffer
Arthur F. Day, Everett Harp4r
Robert F. May. Bart Pllchar,
Helen E. Noonan
Phone FA 1-4991
l i t N. Park
NOTICK I I haraby alvan th a t I
aos an sasad la hualnaaa St liwy.
hf-SS M aitland Seminole County,
F lorida, under tha fletltloua aaraa
ef. Beralnnla B avaraaa Co,—and
th a t 1 Inland to re sisto r eald
sem e w ith tha Clark of Iba d r *
tu tl Court, Sam laolf County. F lo r
ida, le acoordauea with llia.p ro v l■Ians a t tk a Fictitious Nama S-BEDROOM
home
hardwood
StetutML io -w llt Heclloa S«I.«S
flows. U rge tat 240* Adame
F lo rid a' I ta te ta s 1*17.
»
Ill: Hebert E. Friendly
Te Be published 17, If, II. Jea. 7
t-t r e m o t e KAWII
KOTICK IH haraby given that I
MS ^ansaurd In hualnaaa at StM
Ave. Uanlard, Uaminola Cone#r- FierIda. eadar lha flciiiioua
•aw e. ef.
Faahlena.. and
— tharvlaa
---- ------ -----------th a t f Intend to ra e lsia r aald
eaw e With th e Clark or tk a Cir
cuit Court, UtwInoU County, F lo r
ida. la accordance w ith the e ra .
vialeaa e f tka FlailIleua Nam*
f u tu te a , te -w lti Uaatiaa IIS :at
Florida
da Statutes MIT.,
d iet L a M Development Co.
Fabliau Daw
Car.
it ,
Court, Wynnewood. T i r ■ i.
FA 2-1417,
|A RT ELECTRIC
l F a r U * Boot la W lrlflf |
FOR A GOOD DEAL
- SEE THESE C A R S -
O FIAT
•
$1295
55 PLYM O U TH
(S) Local Owners • Tadera
**•##" Merle* . Rath fa
Eacellent
Caadlttea .
l iv a r v-« with overdrive
Goad Telea* Petal •
$1195 He*tar
| Ph. FA 2-3427
57 B U IC K Convertible
- S i r S Cylinder • Standard
Traaemlalea • Heater
Gead Tulesu
Paint •
311*5
A-l
OSCAR'S Package STORE
Mwy, 4*
Ph. FA 2-7*71
POPULAR BRANDS
COT RATE- ’2”
V • !*, FH. 4k So*. » . IS
LOCATION:
LOCH ARBOR: Drive weat aa M b Strata h e S
Turn a sulk na Fee rest Drive at MALUM taga.
$795
Frldar *:1# A. M. until dark) Saturday I t l i A* M. M i l
dark; Hunday 1:9* P. M. until dark. Far lafarmattafl **
traaaporlatlaa calli FA 2-1911 ra Friday A RtawdRyf
FA S-2I4I ra Sunday.
PRICE:
ONLY *14,500
3 BEDRO O M S - 2 T IL E D IA T I
57 CH EV RO LET
56 M ERC U R Y Convertible
$995
59 FIA TS
Yaw Chtaro
MOST UP TO DATK. SPACIOUS AND U Y A B tl
HOMES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA. IT YOU WANT
TUB MOST FOE YOUK MONIY IN QUALITY
AND LOCATION DON’T MIBB THU OPPOtTUK. |
ITY TO INSPECT THESE HOMES CONtimUCnD
BY HALUBN CORPORATION.
TIME:
Hardtop
PtndM M .
T , , • r
H u M , Firedeme T u d o r
Sportsman • Automatic Traas.
Sportsman • Automatic Traas. • - F i v e r Htaertea • P**er
Power Steering •
Brake* . Radi# Heater •
Media . Banter
ONLY
White S
Side* all
Tlr
57 B U IC K 4-Dr. Hardtop - Air Cond.
58 FORD 4-Dr.
USED CARS
55 DESOTO
56 DESOTO
I • RESIDENTIAL
a
|
• INDUSTRIAL
I
• COMMERCIAL g
M, IL A jam.
R
LOOK xk?
dinlqm
Mather of Sanford
SOS-SM R. PiitaRL PR. FA S4*M
Beauty Satan
OPEN 'TIL 9:00
56 CH EVRO LET
• Cylinder • Standard Traas. .
Head Tate**
Paint • Good
Tiros
MONDAY
Thru
SATURDAY
BE SURE AND SEE THESE
$695
HALGEN HONES
THIS WEEKEND
IVEM N G S
Your Credit Is good on any of these C an
T&T MOTORS
m ittok
, NEW USED CAR LOT
SEVENTH f l FRENCH AVE.
1 3
EXCLUSIVE
Ave.
v-r
■
H '
�Prices Good At Casselberry Store Only
I f ARTS 1
POSITIVELY
NO
TRANSACTIONS
Between Sanford and Orlando
UNTIL
THIS
TIME
1 ONLY —
4-Pc. American
Bedroom Suite.
Reg* price |2 2 IJ<
NOW —
1 ONLY —
lMMneh Canoe SOFA with foem rubber cushions.
Regular $189.95
NOW —
t ONLY —
liHMnch Careen SOFA with Nylon cover* and foam
I ONLY —
FLEX'O'RANA Living
Regular price
^
$299.91
J
NOW —
^
10 ONLY —
Odd Bookoute
Hand board*.
Twiu.
EACH —
1 ONLY —
4*Pe.
Bedroom Suite
ONLY —
2 ONLY —
Odd Bookcase
Hoodboards.
Full Red Hiae.
EACH -
1 Lt)T —
Odd Chfceta,
Valuea to $99.91
EACH ONLY —
No Mirror.
ONLY —
1 LOT —
Odd Chaste.
Values to $79.91
EACH ONLY -
DINETTES
,1 ONLY —
5-Pc. DINETTE
A LL RECLINERS REDUCED 40%
1 ONLY —
NOW ONLY
1 ONLY —
5-Pt. DINETTE
Odd Box Springs.
EACH ONLY
I ONLY —
J-Pe. DINING R
10N L Y —
7-Pc. DINETTE
1 ONLY —
5-Pc. DINETTE
1 ONLY —
•-Pe. DINETTE
.
if^
Sets of 2 for
1 ONLY —
Odd Box Spring.
ODD DINETTE CHAIRS
Odd Dtnish Chairs.
Each
2 SETS —
Matching Foam Rubber Box Spring
and Mattress Sets. Twin size, per set —
2 SETS —
Matching Foam Rubber Mattress and
Box Spring S t Full size.
per set —
4 SETS —
Ortho-Restive Mattress and Box
Spring S et 20-year guarantee.
Fall size.
Per set —
2 ONLY —
Hollywood beds. Complete with Mat
tress, Box Spring, Metal Frame and .
Headboard .
Each Only —
2 - Step
12 ONLY —
Hi-back Swivel Rockers.
6 ONLY —
Odd Coffee Tables.
6 ONLY —
Odd Lamindall Top Coffee Tables.
Each
< ONLY —
Armless Swivel Rockers, Nylon
Covers.
•
E
4 • Drawer
BUSTERS
Step Ladders
Jy -
f
�The Sanford Naval Air Station is being
Inspected today by Rear Admiral J. W. Ailea III.
Naval Inspector General, whose headquarters
are in the Pentagon.
Adm. Ailea is here to begin a comprehen
sive survey to determine the adequacy of the
facilities and the efficiency and utilization of
the manpower at the Naval Air Station. Reporta of his inspection will be made to interest
ed activities of the Navy and to the Chief of
Naval Operations. Admiral Arleigh Burke.
The visit of Adm. Ailea will begin the com
prehensive survey to be continued by member*
of his staff during the rest of this month.
The admiral was greeted by a group of
Widening of Sanford Ave. from
13tb St. to 23th St. will Hart next
week, weather permitting, City
Street Supt. Eddie Griffith laid to
day.
City property on the west aide
of Sanford Ave. will be uaed to
widen the itrcet eight feet.
The city will aupply the labor
id right of way and the county
ill pay about 110,000 for the
necessary materials. The atreet
will be widened for 3,140 feel but
will remain two lanca.
The city will cooperate with
home ownera cm moving ahrobbery
but, shrubbery must be moved
along with at leaat 13 big treei,
Griffith laid.
A The Sanford aewage department
l a s started a downtown annitary
sewer line that will and using
many storm sewers for organic
waste. The new sewer extension
being put in on Elm Av*. from
Fulton St. almost to Commercial
Ave. will serve the proposed
Florida State Bank building on
First St. The extension will even
tually cover an a n a between Oak
Ave. and French avenues and beJween Fulton and First atroata.
V These lines will someday run to
the site of the proposed $400,000
sewage disposal plant northwest of
Sanford on Lake Monroe, sewage
eupt. Robert Kelly said yesterday.
county and city business and civic lenders, who
extended the hospitality of the area *nd pre
sented him with a (rift of some Seminole
County orange* and celery.
Air Station officer* nnd the civic group
conferred with Adm. Ailea on community rela
tion* and mutual problems in the operation of
military base in a community.
"\Ve wanted Adm. Ailea to be assured that
the air station fence does not separate the
Navy from the rest of the community,'* said
County Commission Chairman John Krider
who wa* in the delegation of special guests of
the station commander and the CO of Hat Wing
One.
“\\V also issued an official imitation to
Adm. Ailes tn retire here when he complete*
hi* service and join the ninny other Navy familie* now permanently located in the county,”
Krider anid.
Adm. Ailea ia a widely experienced Navy
officer with more than 30 year* of service.
His career has included net ion at Pearl
Harbor, the western Pacific nnd the Korean
action. Ilia decoration* include the Navy Cross,
Legion of Merit, Silver Star nnd Rrnnze Star.
He ha* been director of the Shore Establish,
ment Development nnd Maintenance Division
of the Chief of Staff of Nnvnl Operations.
«
You just can’t keep a good man
^ow nl
K. L. Burdick who retired from
the clerk of the circuit court's
office iaal Nov. I because of illhealth is back on the Job again
today ‘‘as fit as ever."
Clerk David Gatchel said that
Burdick is back at work in an
instructional capacity te "aid thia
office in the detailed tax workload
low being conducted."
Burdick, who came off stale re
tire m e n t this week, plana In stay
in tha clerk'a office 'as long as
they need me."
"I never Belt better,” be emphafiled today,
Burdick who hna been with the
bounty office since May of IBM
WEATHER: Fair through Saturday. Cooler tonight. High today, 62-72. Low tonight, 45-65,
SANFORD. FLORIDA
United Press Leased Wire Established 1908
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1960
Sanford resident city planner,
Gerald Dake last night recom
mended to the Sanford planning
board that the lake Monroe bandshell b« lorn down and replaced
with a marina and yacht basin,
A city yacht club building
should replace the bandsheli
which has been costing Sanford
money for many yeara. Dako
said. The sea wail should also
announced his retirement last
November because of ill-health.
Butdick will also aid bla suc
cessor, Troy Bay, in duties of de
puty clerk, Gatchrl said.
FBI Enters Probe
The FBI today launched an in
vestigation of two letters, vowing
"death to all Jews," which were
part of a wave of anti-Semitism
that has broken out from Iowa to
the Atlantic Seaboard. Naii-styled swastikas were smeared across
Jtwlsh synagogues in Daa Moines,
Iowa: Milwaukee, Wis.; Harris
burg, Pa. and Tampa and Jack:
aonviUe. Two Jackaonvilla syna
gogues reported raeelvlng the
threatening letters.
Dixie Senators
Hit Ike's Speech
NEW YORK (DPI)
prices at I p. m.:
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American TAT
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American Tohaeeo ...
npthlchem Steel ......
Chrysler
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Curtiss . Wright ......
DuPont ......................
Eastman Kodak ........
Ford Motor ..............
General Electrie ......
General Motors ..........
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Better Utility Terms
The Longwood Town Council lest
night authorised Mayor A. R. Lohrmsnn lo talk with City Attorney
^'Vebbcr Heines about getting bet
ter service from Florida Power
Corp.
Lohrmann said ha told a Florida
Power Corp. representative that
If Longwood doesn't get better
service the town would try to re
negotiate their contract with the
company. Council President J. R.
Keller said that many street lights
in Ibc town are out. Longwood is
nnow in n position to have the
^company start paying the town for
tha privilege of serving it, the
mayor said. "I think they are not
living up to their end of the bar
gain." hr explained. Longwood
now pays Ihe power company about
1100 per month for service.
The council also approved a
seven lot plat in Treasure Hills
pretented by Sue R, Norman
The council also approved a
each councilman should pick ■
member for a town sonlng commit
tee between now and Ihe next
meeting. Bids on the Longwood
water works extension were autho
rised. Financed by the newly ap
proved 170,000 bond isiue, the
bids will be for 3,100 foot of pipe,
two tone of cast iron fittings, and
six gate valves and valve boxes
Youth Center
Nearly Ready
The Longwood Jaycees youth
renter ia nearly complete, Jaytee secretary and building chair
man John Saunders said yester
day.
Saunders said that the Jaycees
hope lo have the building at Ihe
north tod at Great St. finished
by J«n. 30. The trusses art up.
the floor pound and the plumb
ing ia in. Dances for youlh groups
wlU ho held ia the 34 by 30 fcot
center,
Saunders
laid.
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PePeW#p N
tolafVliVIto to
toAHj The
Afit dance
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floor itself te 34 by i l feet.
The Loogwood teem council told
The Playhouse Navy production the Jayc*e« lari night that they
of "Bell Book and Candle" will wiU advertise the building for
dH e tonight to ton a vie Center
« $ :» ». a .
The play site wifi be showe lo-
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Dikr said that Sanford now ,ias
about eight persons per grass
sere population. The city could
have IS persons per acre and
still have a tow population den
sity, he explained.
Dake predicted that Sanford's
19.000 population will rise to 40,000 by 19*0. Right now tha rily'a
existing limits could support 3d,ooo pcopta , he said.
Txwy jrjer v M o m n
The planning board expressed
approval of Dakr's plan for a
perimeter road to slop traffic
congesting downtown areas and
going through residential arras.
The rosd U in concord with Slate
Road Depl, plans and this drailment would he expected to
tar a majority of the coil, Dake
laid. The road would run from
Firs. St. south m Grapevilla to
B
23th St., east to meet 17-92 near
Sunland Estates and across 17-92
to the Old Orlando Highway.
From thera it would go north on
Orlando Highway to a point near
Gindervtlle. east to Cameron Ave.
north on Cameron to llth St. and
there meet a proposed extension
of Seminole Blvd. nnd run along
Lake Monroe.
.'A
WASHINGTON (UPD—Southern senator* today bit
terly criticized President Eisenhower's State of the Union
farm proposals.
Hut the senators, with a few notable exceptions, gave
a hesitant pat-on-the-baek to many patta of the speech,
Sen. Alien J. Kllemler (t)-La.) chairman of the Senate
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be \ i r t h r r extended into Lake
Monroe to give aheller to boats,
the city planner said. The plan
ning board had no eommenta on
Dike's suggestion.
Reporting on land use in .San
ford, Dike said that the city
has a tremendous hish percent
age of varant land. Of the 3.134
acres with the city, 1,301.10
seres or 3T per cent are vacant.
1
Agriculture Committee, charged
that the administration again failed to make an> new proposals.
Sen. Richard 11. Russell (DGa.) leader of the snulharn bloc,
•aid Eisenhower "did not indicate
a willingness to apply any ramedy except the Ucnton formula
of lower prices and lower farm
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«wrati* Sen. John F. Kennedy of
am
J S * S K »^ - " « * I ^ B B W U S ^ r J S J S S
than rune- -the*-paUent.“
Sen. Herman Talmadge (D-Ga.)
said the "failure to outline a posi
tive anil realistic program" was
Ihe most serious omission in the
mcxssge.
Sen. Olin D. Johnston (D-S.C.),
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Chamber Hears
Talk On Taxes
called the whole speech a mass
"of half • truths" ami "omitted
truths."
He said "I want n o -more of
Benson's or Eisenhower's propo«•Is aurh as the brlalril soil hank
farm busting project."
Sen. John Strnnis (D-Mlss.), ex
pressing his disappointment at
Elsenhower's failure to spell out
a farm program, said "without
bis help there Is scant chanre to
past a constructive farm bill this
session."
Possibly the sharpest criticism
came from a southerner In the
House of Representatives — Ag
riculture Committee Cnairman
Harold D. Cooley of North Car
olina.
"The economic position of the
nation's firm families worsens
day by day and all the President
has to prescribe is more llenson.
more Benson, mnro Benson."
Cooley said.
But many aoutharner* found
something tn praise In Ihe speerh.
Sen. George A. Smathers (ItFla.) rilled fc a "splendid
speech.”
Mr*. Tayloe Gwalhmey, a mem Stores To Stay Open
ber of the Orlando • Winter Park
Thirty-Five downtown Sanford
chapter of the League of Women merchants have agreed la remain
Voters was guest speaker at the open tonight tar tha eooveniaeeo
of shoppers.
Lake Mary Chamber of Com
merce meeting Jaat night.
Mrs. Gwalhmey was accom
panied by Mrs. Randolph Gusitafson, first vice-president of tha
Orlando . Winter Park chapter.
She spoke on taxes, stale and
local, and tha lax structure in
Florida.
Mrs. Gwalhmey staled that the
league strongly advocates a cen
tral tax collection agency for the
stale of Florida.
"This system Is used in 32 other
states and has proved lo he the
most efficent and economical way
to collect taxes," she said.
BREAKING GROUND fur the new Winter Perk Telephone Co. central of
fice building in Altamonte Spring!, ia company president J, K. Galloway,
The $104,080 building to houne $300,000 worth of equipment will be the
center for the TErruc* exchange to replace the present VAlley and TEmple
exchanges. Giving Galloway moral aupport from the left, yesterday, were
County Commission Chairman John Krider, Casselberry Mayor William M.
Henson, North Orlando Mayor Roy Liddk-otl, Longwood Mayor A. R. Lohrmsnn and county commissioner
commisnloner for tha district,
district, Imwrence Swofford.
Art Association
Meets Monday
The Sanford Art Association will
meet at 7:30 Monday at tha Civic
Center to hear Rev. Ernest Bolick discuss "Art In Religion."
Rav. Bolick, pastor of lit. Good
Shepard Lutheran Mission Church,
will etnphasiM how art nnd re
ligion can work together lo aid
man.
Art Association officials also re
ported that a Junior art asso
ciation will be formed lo aid
youngatera in(treat ad !■ art in
struction.
The firsl classes will start to
morrow morning at !:30 a. m. at
Use Gregory bom, an Unto Cry
stal Lake.
January Polio
Fund Drive Set
The Seminole County March of
Dimes aoal during Us January
drive is 310,ooo, Drive Chairman
John Sauls announced today.
Half of the mooey will atay In
the county and half will be sent
away for national reaaarch and
for patient aid lo chapters who
don’t have any mowy, Sauls said.
Research wiU be in birth defects
and aetorttto na wall at U0 par
coot vaooioo euro at polio, Sauls
laid. Wight Klrtley ia c o c h a ir.'n
at m eae-month drive.
NEW MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS were Inatallnd at n meetion of the Seminole County MinUtnrinl Aaaociation at Ihe First Methodist
Church yesterday. From the left, are vice preeident Rev, Emeat Bolick,
pastor of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, outgoing preeident Robert
Spear of the Church of the Nanarene noagratulsUng new preeident Rev.
Donald Gravenmier of the Pinecreet Baptiat Church, and sec rota ry-treaatirer Rev, James Barnett of the First Christian Church.
The Jaycees will launch soon
a county-wide search lo select the
outstanding young farmer at the
eounty.
The county's outstanding young
farmer wjjl be named from the
top young man who hava been
nominated kg residents at Semiante county.
The nominations deadline ia Jan.
II and nominations will he re
ceived at the Jaycee Information
Booth m French Ave.
Judging will taka plaec Jan. 30
with the awards lo be given Jan.
23 by a special awards night din
ner.
Nominees will be Judged on their
degree of programs in thrir agri
cultural career. All contestants
must be farm operators deriving
Iwo-thirda or more of their in
come from farming and between
Young Drivers
To Be Tested
Ihe ages of 31 and 33-years-of age.
Locals winners will be nllgible to
compete for stain honors.
Plans for Jaycee week beginning
Jan. IT were announced today by
Chairman Don Hartley.
The celebration will get under
way with an open bouse at tha
Jaycee Information building •*»
French Ave. with members on
hand to explain exhibits of pastJaycee activities.
The highlight of the week’s so*
livitlca will be a community devel
opment project which will be an
nounced.
Other highlights of the week will
Include a p u t preridrnl's luncheon
and an awards dinner.
Awards this year will go to the
outstanding young farmer, sailor
and teacher. The top award will
he Ihe selection of the county's out
standing young mnn. The judges
will be composed of part presi
dents at the Jeyceea.
Teenage drivers will lest their
driving skill at the Jaycees' Nslionsl Teenage Driving Rodeo
contest Saturday.
Written testa will be given at
Seminole High School tomorrow
lo aeiert finalists for lbs rodeo
at the city parking lot on lake
Monroe from %-\t a. m. A count
will be set up on the lot ia back
of Commtrcial Ave. lo test paral
N. V. Farmer will ha Installed
lel parking, parking in a garaga,
•topping a car at a specified point as president of tha Seminole Caun- •
when going a specified speed am! ly Board of Realtors Jan. II i t
the Shrine Club.
driving In a straight Una.
Other officers to be installed j
ate Cecil Waller, vice president;
Two Rescued
Gladys M. Dawson, secretary-treas
FAIRBANKS, Alaska <UPI) - urer; Geaovieva IJaaaJ Blair, MV>
The first two men to he airlifted responding secretary and (M $M
(Tom disintegrating ira atatiea I. Field, director.
Charlie in Ihe Arctte Ocean ar
Officiating at the oars many t o t
rived bate today end said "ae he Jantea H. sdklaian at Penan*
panic" existed among the to men cola, president of the Ftoride
Be*lters,
still an Um two-by-four mile floe.
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�The Sanford Naval Air Station is being
Inspected today by Rear Admiral J. W. Ailea III.
Naval Inspector General, whose headquarters
are in the Pentagon.
Adm. Ailea is here to begin a comprehen
sive survey to determine the adequacy of the
facilities and the efficiency and utilization of
the manpower at the Naval Air Station. Reporta of his inspection will be made to interest
ed activities of the Navy and to the Chief of
Naval Operations. Admiral Arleigh Burke.
The visit of Adm. Ailea will begin the com
prehensive survey to be continued by member*
of his staff during the rest of this month.
The admiral was greeted by a group of
Widening of Sanford Ave. from
13tb St. to 23th St. will Hart next
week, weather permitting, City
Street Supt. Eddie Griffith laid to
day.
City property on the west aide
of Sanford Ave. will be uaed to
widen the itrcet eight feet.
The city will aupply the labor
id right of way and the county
ill pay about 110,000 for the
necessary materials. The atreet
will be widened for 3,140 feel but
will remain two lanca.
The city will cooperate with
home ownera cm moving ahrobbery
but, shrubbery must be moved
along with at leaat 13 big treei,
Griffith laid.
A The Sanford aewage department
l a s started a downtown annitary
sewer line that will and using
many storm sewers for organic
waste. The new sewer extension
being put in on Elm Av*. from
Fulton St. almost to Commercial
Ave. will serve the proposed
Florida State Bank building on
First St. The extension will even
tually cover an a n a between Oak
Ave. and French avenues and beJween Fulton and First atroata.
V These lines will someday run to
the site of the proposed $400,000
sewage disposal plant northwest of
Sanford on Lake Monroe, sewage
eupt. Robert Kelly said yesterday.
county and city business and civic lenders, who
extended the hospitality of the area *nd pre
sented him with a (rift of some Seminole
County orange* and celery.
Air Station officer* nnd the civic group
conferred with Adm. Ailea on community rela
tion* and mutual problems in the operation of
military base in a community.
"\Ve wanted Adm. Ailea to be assured that
the air station fence does not separate the
Navy from the rest of the community,'* said
County Commission Chairman John Krider
who wa* in the delegation of special guests of
the station commander and the CO of Hat Wing
One.
“\\V also issued an official imitation to
Adm. Ailes tn retire here when he complete*
hi* service and join the ninny other Navy familie* now permanently located in the county,”
Krider anid.
Adm. Ailea ia a widely experienced Navy
officer with more than 30 year* of service.
His career has included net ion at Pearl
Harbor, the western Pacific nnd the Korean
action. Ilia decoration* include the Navy Cross,
Legion of Merit, Silver Star nnd Rrnnze Star.
He ha* been director of the Shore Establish,
ment Development nnd Maintenance Division
of the Chief of Staff of Nnvnl Operations.
«
You just can’t keep a good man
^ow nl
K. L. Burdick who retired from
the clerk of the circuit court's
office iaal Nov. I because of illhealth is back on the Job again
today ‘‘as fit as ever."
Clerk David Gatchel said that
Burdick is back at work in an
instructional capacity te "aid thia
office in the detailed tax workload
low being conducted."
Burdick, who came off stale re
tire m e n t this week, plana In stay
in tha clerk'a office 'as long as
they need me."
"I never Belt better,” be emphafiled today,
Burdick who hna been with the
bounty office since May of IBM
WEATHER: Fair through Saturday. Cooler tonight. High today, 62-72. Low tonight, 45-65,
SANFORD. FLORIDA
United Press Leased Wire Established 1908
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1960
Sanford resident city planner,
Gerald Dake last night recom
mended to the Sanford planning
board that the lake Monroe bandshell b« lorn down and replaced
with a marina and yacht basin,
A city yacht club building
should replace the bandsheli
which has been costing Sanford
money for many yeara. Dako
said. The sea wail should also
announced his retirement last
November because of ill-health.
Butdick will also aid bla suc
cessor, Troy Bay, in duties of de
puty clerk, Gatchrl said.
FBI E nters Probe
The FBI today launched an in
vestigation of two letters, vowing
"death to all Jews," which were
part of a wave of anti-Semitism
that has broken out from Iowa to
the Atlantic Seaboard. Naii-styled swastikas were smeared across
Jtwlsh synagogues in Daa Moines,
Iowa: Milwaukee, Wis.; Harris
burg, Pa. and Tampa and Jack:
aonviUe. Two Jackaonvilla syna
gogues reported raeelvlng the
threatening letters.
Dixie Senators
Hit Ike's Speech
NEW YORK (DPI)
prices at I p. m.:
American Airlines ...
American TAT
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American Tohaeeo ...
npthlchem Steel ......
Chrysler
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Curtiss . Wright ......
DuPont ......................
Eastman Kodak ........
Ford Motor ..............
General Electrie ......
General Motors ..........
Graham • Paige
Kcl's ..............
Lorlllsrd
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Penney ........ .
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each councilman should pick ■
member for a town sonlng commit
tee between now and Ihe next
meeting. Bids on the Longwood
water works extension were autho
rised. Financed by the newly ap
proved 170,000 bond isiue, the
bids will be for 3,100 foot of pipe,
two tone of cast iron fittings, and
six gate valves and valve boxes
Youth Center
Nearly Ready
The Longwood Jaycees youth
renter ia nearly complete, Jaytee secretary and building chair
man John Saunders said yester
day.
Saunders said that the Jaycees
hope lo have the building at Ihe
north tod at Great St. finished
by J«n. 30. The trusses art up.
the floor pound and the plumb
ing ia in. Dances for youlh groups
wlU ho held ia the 34 by 30 fcot
center,
Saunders
laid.
W
PePeW#p N
tolafVliVIto to
toAHj The
Afit dance
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floor itself te 34 by i l feet.
The Loogwood teem council told
The Playhouse Navy production the Jayc*e« lari night that they
of "Bell Book and Candle" will wiU advertise the building for
dH e tonight to ton a vie Center
« $ :» ». a .
The play site wifi be showe lo-
The planning board expressed
approval of Dakr's plan for a
perimeter road to slop traffic
congesting downtown areas and
going through residential arras.
The rosd U in concord with Slate
Road Depl, plans and this drailment would he expected to
tar a majority of the coil, Dake
laid. The road would run from
Firs. St. south m Grapevilla to
B
23th St., east to meet 17-92 near
Sunland Estates and across 17-92
to the Old Orlando Highway.
From thera it would go north on
Orlando Highway to a point near
Gindervtlle. east to Cameron Ave.
north on Cameron to llth St. and
there meet a proposed extension
of Seminole Blvd. nnd run along
Lake Monroe.
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Agriculture Committee, charged
that the administration again failed to make an> new proposals.
Sen. Richard 11. Russell (DGa.) leader of the snulharn bloc,
•aid Eisenhower "did not indicate
a willingness to apply any ramedy except the Ucnton formula
of lower prices and lower farm
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than rune- -the*-paUent.“
Sen. Herman Talmadge (D-Ga.)
said the "failure to outline a posi
tive anil realistic program" was
Ihe most serious omission in the
mcxssge.
Sen. Olin D. Johnston (D-S.C.),
■ to ]
Hears
Longwood Council Seeks Chamber
Talk On Taxes
Better Utility Terms
The Longwood Town Council lest
night authorised Mayor A. R. Lohrmsnn lo talk with City Attorney
^'Vebbcr Heines about getting bet
ter service from Florida Power
Corp.
Lohrmann said ha told a Florida
Power Corp. representative that
If Longwood doesn't get better
service the town would try to re
negotiate their contract with the
company. Council President J. R.
Keller said that many street lights
in Ibc town are out. Longwood is
nnow in n position to have the
^company start paying the town for
tha privilege of serving it, the
mayor said. "I think they are not
living up to their end of the bar
gain." hr explained. Longwood
now pays Ihe power company about
1100 per month for service.
The council also approved a
seven lot plat in Treasure Hills
pretented by Sue R, Norman
The council also approved a
Dikr said that Sanford now ,ias
about eight persons per grass
sere population. The city could
have IS persons per acre and
still have a tow population den
sity, he explained.
Dake predicted that Sanford's
19.000 population will rise to 40,000 by 19*0. Right now tha rily'a
existing limits could support 3d,ooo pcopta , he said.
Txwy jrjer v M o m n
WASHINGTON (UPD—Southern senator* today bit
terly criticized President Eisenhower's State of the Union
farm proposals.
Hut the senators, with a few notable exceptions, gave
a hesitant pat-on-the-baek to many patta of the speech,
Sen. Alien J. Kllemler (t)-La.) chairman of the Senate
Inti. TAT .....
.HT?
.H
be \ i r t h r r extended into Lake
Monroe to give aheller to boats,
the city planner said. The plan
ning board had no eommenta on
Dike's suggestion.
Reporting on land use in .San
ford, Dike said that the city
has a tremendous hish percent
age of varant land. Of the 3.134
acres with the city, 1,301.10
seres or 3T per cent are vacant.
called the whole speech a mass
"of half • truths" ami "omitted
truths."
He said "I want n o -more of
Benson's or Eisenhower's propo«•Is aurh as the brlalril soil hank
farm busting project."
Sen. John Strnnis (D-Mlss.), ex
pressing his disappointment at
Elsenhower's failure to spell out
a farm program, said "without
bis help there Is scant chanre to
past a constructive farm bill this
session."
Possibly the sharpest criticism
came from a southerner In the
House of Representatives — Ag
riculture Committee Cnairman
Harold D. Cooley of North Car
olina.
"The economic position of the
nation's firm families worsens
day by day and all the President
has to prescribe is more llenson.
more Benson, mnro Benson."
Cooley said.
But many aoutharner* found
something tn praise In Ihe speerh.
Sen. George A. Smathers (ItFla.) rilled fc a "splendid
speech.”
Mr*. Tayloe Gwalhmey, a mem Stores To Stay Open
ber of the Orlando • Winter Park
Thirty-Five downtown Sanford
chapter of the League of Women merchants have agreed la remain
Voters was guest speaker at the open tonight tar tha eooveniaeeo
of shoppers.
Lake Mary Chamber of Com
merce meeting Jaat night.
Mrs. Gwalhmey was accom
panied by Mrs. Randolph Gusitafson, first vice-president of tha
Orlando . Winter Park chapter.
She spoke on taxes, stale and
local, and tha lax structure in
Florida.
Mrs. Gwalhmey staled that the
league strongly advocates a cen
tral tax collection agency for the
stale of Florida.
"This system Is used in 32 other
states and has proved lo he the
most efficent and economical way
to collect taxes," she said.
BREAKING GROUND fur the new W inter Perk Telephone Co. central of
fice building in Altam onte Spring!, ia company president J , K. Galloway,
The $104,080 building to houne $300,000 worth of equipment will be the
center for the TErruc* exchange to replace the present VAlley and TEmple
exchanges. Giving Galloway moral aupport from the left, yesterday, were
County Commission Chairman John Krider, Casselberry Mayor William M.
Henson, North Orlando Mayor Roy Liddk-otl, Longwood Mayor A. R. Lohrmsnn and county commissioner
commisnloner for tha district,
district, Imwrence Swofford.
Art Association
Meets Monday
The Sanford Art Association will
meet at 7:30 Monday at tha Civic
Center to hear Rev. Ernest Bolick discuss "Art In Religion."
Rav. Bolick, pastor of lit. Good
Shepard Lutheran Mission Church,
will etnphasiM how art nnd re
ligion can work together lo aid
man.
Art Association officials also re
ported that a Junior art asso
ciation will be formed lo aid
youngatera in(treat ad !■ art in
struction.
The firsl classes will start to
morrow morning at !:30 a. m. at
Use Gregory bom, an Unto Cry
stal Lake.
January Polio
Fund Drive Set
The Seminole County March of
Dimes aoal during Us January
drive is 310,ooo, Drive Chairman
John Sauls announced today.
Half of the mooey will atay In
the county and half will be sent
away for national reaaarch and
for patient aid lo chapters who
don’t have any mowy, Sauls said.
Research wiU be in birth defects
and aetorttto na wall at U0 par
coot vaooioo euro at polio, Sauls
laid. Wight Klrtley ia c o c h a ir.'n
at m eae-month drive.
NEW MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS were Inatallnd a t n m eetion of the Seminole County MinUtnrinl Aaaociation a t Ihe F irs t M ethodist
Church yesterday. From the left, are vice preeident Rev, E m eat Bolick,
pastor of Good Shepherd L utheran Church, outgoing preeident Robert
Spear o f th e Church of th e Nanarene noagratulsU ng new preeident Rev.
Donald Gravenmier of the Pinecreet Baptiat Church, and sec rota ry-treaatirer Rev, Jam es B arnett of the F irst Christian Church.
The Jaycees will launch soon
a county-wide search lo select the
outstanding young farmer at the
eounty.
The county's outstanding young
farmer wjjl be named from the
top young man who hava been
nominated kg residents at Semiante county.
The nominations deadline ia Jan.
II and nominations will he re
ceived at the Jaycee Information
Booth m French Ave.
Judging will taka plaec Jan. 30
with the awards lo be given Jan.
23 by a special awards night din
ner.
Nominees will be Judged on their
degree of programs in thrir agri
cultural career. All contestants
must be farm operators deriving
Iwo-thirda or more of their in
come from farming and between
Young Drivers
To Be Tested
Ihe ages of 31 and 33-years-of age.
Locals winners will be nllgible to
compete for stain honors.
Plans for Jaycee week beginning
Jan. IT were announced today by
Chairman Don Hartley.
The celebration will get under
way with an open bouse at tha
Jaycee Information building •*»
French Ave. with members on
hand to explain exhibits of pastJaycee activities.
The highlight of the week’s so*
livitlca will be a community devel
opment project which will be an
nounced.
Other highlights of the week will
Include a p u t preridrnl's luncheon
and an awards dinner.
Awards this year will go to the
outstanding young farmer, sailor
and teacher. The top award will
he Ihe selection of the county's out
standing young mnn. The judges
will be composed of part presi
dents at the Jeyceea.
Teenage drivers will lest their
driving skill at the Jaycees' Nslionsl Teenage Driving Rodeo
contest Saturday.
Written testa will be given at
Seminole High School tomorrow
lo aeiert finalists for lbs rodeo
at the city parking lot on lake
Monroe from %-\t a. m. A count
will be set up on the lot ia back
of Commtrcial Ave. lo test paral
N. V. Farmer will ha Installed
lel parking, parking in a garaga,
•topping a car at a specified point as president of tha Seminole Caun- •
when going a specified speed am! ly Board of Realtors Jan. II i t
the Shrine Club.
driving In a straight Una.
Other officers to be installed j
ate Cecil Waller, vice president;
Two Rescued
Gladys M. Dawson, secretary-treas
FAIRBANKS, Alaska <UPI) - urer; Geaovieva IJaaaJ Blair, MV>
The first two men to he airlifted responding secretary and (M $M
(Tom disintegrating ira atatiea I. Field, director.
Charlie in Ihe Arctte Ocean ar
Officiating at the oars many to t
rived bate today end said "ae he Jantea H. sdklaian at Penan*
panic" existed among the to men cola, president of the Ftoride
Be*lters,
still an Um two-by-four mile floe.
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N u eren e
CSUSCS Ok cnR U T
O m ti
Ralph Brewer Jr. . i . Evan
Bible School ........... 10:00
Morning Worship . ... lliOO
Evening Worahip . . . . 7:50
Wei. Prayer Service
7:80
LAKE WARY
CHURCH o r n s n a ia k e n i
Lake Mary
S. L. Drawdy ............... Pastor
Announcement wag made Dili
Sunday School .... 10:00 a. m.
Morning Werauip .
U:00 a. a . week of the arrive! of the tav .
Christian Servlee Training 8:00 erend George T. Swallow te ha
assistant priest at Help Creu
p. m .
Evening Worship........ 7:00 p. m. Episcopal Church la Saaford.
The Rev. John W. Thomas,
Wed. Prayer Service TIN p. m.
rector of the parish, made the an
nouncement, praising E aa a
Presbyterian
step la the growth of the congre
gation. This la a moat significant
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
event and a sign of 'the expended
CHURCH
service which Holy Croee has
Oak At*, and Third St.
Morning Worship .. 8:48 a. m. played In the community elnce
Sunday School ------ S ill a. m. ils founds lion In if 72, ha said.
Father Swallow will shara in
Morning Worship .... itiOO a. m.
Senior FeUewahip . .. . 1:00 p. m. the services, parish activities,
Evening Worahip .. 7JO p. as and will else be available for
Wad. Prayer Service....TtOO p. m. couaaeliing. He will have an effiee In the parish house. Until
suitable quartore are arranged
for him in Sanford, he wiU re
PIESEYTBEIAN CHURCH
side with his parent!, Mr. and
DEBARY
Mrs. Francis P. Swallow, In DoOeBary Civic Center
Bary.
A. C. Summers .......... Pastor
In 1181, Father Swallow entered
Sunday School . .. .. . M S a. m. the College at the Moat Holy Tri
Morning Worship . 10:80 a. m. nity, at the University of Toronto,
Ontario, from which he wa* gra
duated with honors to Thanlegj
to ItST. Since ordination be baa
served pastorates in New Tech
and Florida, During Uw summer
and fall ef Uto hn was locum
loans at Hemestead end V an
Beach.
Before entering the mtoietery,
Father Swallow wee fradnatod
from Worceeter Academy, Wor
cester. Mass., bis home town, to
1MI. He attended Maseaduuotta
Institute of Technology, a see ef
IMS, end received e Bachelor ef
Science degree to Navel Archi
tecture and BusJaeaa Administra
tion. He was Pier Superintendent
in New York City, Aa a Naval
architect, and tolar, aa an In-
CHURCH OF CHRIST
E irs Duncan .
Molding Worship
Evening Worship .
H uai. Bible Study
Morning Worahip
Evening Worahip
K n la w u m l i
H#prnwinr|PWR
HOLY CROSS
Paih A ve.nl dlhSL
Rov. John W. Thomas
Holy Eucharist . . . . . . . HP
Family Service—
Church School ....... g;M
Morning P ra y e rSermon ........... UiM
Holy Communion—
Tuesday ...................... 7:34
Wednesday ...................10:0
In Sanford Gets
Assistant Priest
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THE CHURCH PO R ALL . . .
ALL POR THE CHURCH
The Chunk ■ da p tlM fscMr M mA I k
t el thefeettr end peed ehittHhip.
MM •( apiritual takas. With** a
ONUf Chunk uridw k u iu iq —riinhatna
*« MtM. T h u aw Um wuud u — whir
wwy ptmn Aauld sUaud wyvww wjularh aud
neeaP dU Owwh. Ttoy swi (I) Far l»
M u k ( I ) Fur kb diiidraa'* safe. IS) Far
dn whs ef Mi tw w a h aad h im , (4) Far
riw rato «f ila Chwil itatW, which urrib Im
until aed utawrial wsW, Plan u at u
A man’s jo t to look a lte r his brother. That’s
what Timmy aald the other day, aa be stood baalda
our baby. And I told him ha was rig h t “You are no
much stronger than thio tiny, little areatur*” I t o l l
"From now on, you’ve got n real reeponattfiltyr
A man does have to look after bis brother. . .
especially whan that brother to weak. But there an
momenta, loo, when own th
Hand n hretherl
la the ayes of the Church, nil hub an i
juit as ttB man ere aqenHy helmd. An lent •§ then
to a tburch near you, you an not alone. You have
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only to open th# door and w a it to and you v B be
a t o h with yuur fallow h u b . , , and a t bo n a with
Bishop Visits
Entorpriso Church
The support o f th e Churoh S eries is eponso red by th e follow in g B usiness Firm s:
Other C hinches
Young Peapli's
•ervieo, Wed
Rib Theatre
V:l
CONGREGATION BRTB
ME anI Ksjm H
Friday Evening Renrfto. ■
N egro Churches
ftenoao Concrete Pipe Co.
Progressive
PROG REM HUMPH
[oedtog Werahlp ,
IreiTthlrd, Fourth
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WltsotoMoter Furniture Co.
Wheeler Fertilizer Co.
Down Beauty Solon
Colory CHy Printing Co.
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Sanford Alloirtic
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Fad- BihleMndy . . . . . y j g p .1
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Names Nominating Committee
Front, row from left, Jack Boone, Terry Seller*, Danny
Neal, Herman Allman anil Joe Frank Tnrt. Back row,
Maxine Stowcll, Pntty Scotl, Mrs. Sidney Emanuel, Etta
Emanuel, Donna Stowell, Linda Tyier, Susan Hiers and
Mrs. W. L. Tyler.
A GROUP OK ENTERPRISE TEEN-AGERS celebrated
with a buffet supper recently and an informal party at
the Florida Power and Light Club. Games, entertain
ment and music from a radio and record player were cnjoyed during the evening. Misses Linda Tyler and Etta
Emanuel were hostesses, assisted by their mothers,
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Daughters O f Wesley Class
Enjoy Program A n d
The Jacaranda Cirri* cf the Gar
den Club will meet at 7:30 p. m,
at the home of Mra. L. B. Steele,
306 Elm Ave. Mrs. George McCall
will speak on "Camellias."
meed at I p. tn. at Tba Elk's
^ Club. There will be balloting
Oj en candidate! for membership.
TUESDAY
Lake Mary Home Demonstra
tion Club meets at 10:30 a. m.
at the Lak Mary firehouse. Cov
ered dish luncheon at noon. Mrs.
J. D. Woodruff Sr. guest speaker.
The Daughter* of Wesley
Sunday School Clan of First
Methodist Church met in McKin
ley Hall Tuesday night for tha
January business and social meet
ings.
Mra. O. E. Millie presented the
devotion using as her topic an
after Christmas story entitled
"Before Smiles,..............
Mra. J. E.‘ Cour
ier, Mrs. A- D. Zachery and Mrs.
O. R. Estrldge donated to the
birthday bank for the month. A
total of $3.4g waa collected fot
tho sunshine fund and the commillion on missioni "Bank" waa
opened ind contained 33.33.
A Idler from (Ellen Meriwe
ther) Mrs. Hans Aurbokken of
Algers, Algeria was read to the
group. At the business session,
presided over by the president,
Mrs. C. H. Winn, it was voted
to give f tt to the commission on
missions.
Mrs. C. M. Flowers, program
chairman, presented Mrs. H. C.
Echelbcrger, soloist, who sang,
"I Walked Today Where Jesus
Walked". "Like Ai A Father"
(from Psalm 101) and "This la
My Prayer."
A social hour was enjoyed by
the members and guests and re
freshment* were served by the
Sociql
hostesses, Mrs. Flowsn, Mrs.
Roy Tittle, Mrs. Eilrtdge and
Mrs. Thomas L. Sullivan.
Those present Included, Mmes.
Flowers, Tillis, Estrldge, Sullivan,
Courier, Winn, Mra. C. J. Meri
wether, Mra. I. J. Boyette, Mr*.
W. E. Raines, Mrs. Ben Monroe,
Mrs. Georg* M. Murrell, Mrs. A.
D. Zachcry.
Mrs. Bessie Zachery, Mrs. Pau
line Howard, Mrr, Elsie Stephen,
Mr*. Pearl Lynch, Mra. R. A. Futrell, Mra. O. E. While, Mra. Ruth
Hawthorne, Mrs. R. F. Cote, Mrs.
J. P. Thurmond, Mrs. Brodle
Williams, and Mlates Alina Chap
man and Versa Woodcock.
Church
Calendar
To Be Observed
Mrs. Fred Smith and Mn. Rob
ert Billhlmcr were hostesses to the
Wesleyan Service Guild at th*
home of th# former on Semiaolo
Blvd. Mommy evening.
The meeting was opened with a
devotion led by Mr*. M. B. Smith,
and was followed by the builaeia
8 ) session, conducted by the presi
dent. Mr*. Fred Smith. Announce
ment was made that the Guild
would observe Guild Month by
joining with other groups la tha
district la ■ tour of Belhune Col
lege and by attending a concert
on the campus.
Mrs! O. X. Goff presented the
program, using as her topic,
"Work, and What It Should Mean
lo an Individual." Th* hoilessei
0 aerved refreshments to the seven
teen member* present.
fistAAonudA
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Billfcimer, Jr. bare returned t* their
home in Washington, D. C. after
spending the holidays with hla
parents at thalr home oa Catalina
Drive.
Holiday gueils of Mr. and Mr*.
R: S. BUlbimer were Li. and
Mrs. Paul O'Dta, Th* O'Deaa
were -stationed la Sanford until
about a year ago when they ware
tent to Monlarey, California.
They were ea routa to their new
station at New Iberia, la . when
they vlaited tbe BUIhlmers and
renewed many old acquaintances
|) during the Now Year's weakend.
Mr*. C. B. Wheeler, Port Ar
thur, Texas, la visiting her lister
and brother-in-law, Mr, and Mn.
FRIDAY
Women of First Baptist Church
will have a Urge ecale visitation
progran\ with all elrtlea partici
pating in observance of Focus
Week.
MONDAY
Session of First Presbyterian
Church 1:30 p. m.
Executive board mretlng of W,
M. U. of First Baptist Church
meets at 10 g. m. followed by circle
meetings at 10:43 a. in. Covered
dish luncheon at noon and program
at 1 p. m.
B.P.O.D. Plans
Coming Events
OFFICERS OF THE DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY Sunday School claaa of
tha F irst Methodist Church who w en elected last month to serve for the
coming year. Front row from left, they are Mias Vera* Woodcock, treasur
er, Mra. C. H. Winn, prcaident, Mias Aline Chapman, secretary, Mra. J. P.
Thurmond, courtesy chairman. Back row, Mrs. Brodle Williams, press
chairman, Mra. R, F. Cole, teacher and Mrs. Charles Meriwether, vice
president
(Staff Photo)
Methodist Circles
Meet Monday
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SariU St.
Mr. aad Mra. David C. Howard
af Melbourne announce tho birth
•f a daughter, Doe. 37. Th* young
■ i n has bean named Ana Carol.
Paternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. D. C. Howard. This it
ie first girl for the couple; they
ave two asm.
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Miss Faber Hostess
To W.S.C.S. Meeting
The W. s. c. «. of the Enter
prise Methodist Church mat at th*
home of Miss Doris Faber with
Mra. Bill Swyear aa hoileac. Mra.
Warren Hise presented th* dera
tion.
A
Program chairman was Mn.
Baaeom Carlto* and Mrs. Kalb*,
rtaa SoUara presided at th*'busi
ness session. Following th* meet
ing ■ social hour was enjoyod and
refreshments aerved by th* hot' teas.
Circle 6 — Mrr. George Stine,
chairman, with Mra. C. M. Walla,
4M Scotl Ave. |
Circle 7 - Mrs. Glean WJmbiih,
chairman, with Mra. M. L. Cullura,
20S S. Elliott Ave.
!• a. a .
Clide ■ — Mr*. Ambrose Olllff,
chairman, with Mr*. Roy Mann,
121 W. lllh SI. Mr*. Oliiff, co-
Circlea of the W. S. C. S. of
First Mclhodiat Church will mrel
Monday at I p. m. aa follow*:
Circle S, Mra. M. E. Baker,
chairman, with Mrs. E. T, Chap
man on West Firrt SI.
Circle 6, Miss Versa Woodcock,
chairman, with Mra. Albert Har
desty, 2417 Orange Ave.
Circle 7, Mrs. L. T. Dosa Chair
man, with Mrs. R. F. Robison,
1407 East 2nd St.
Circia •, Mrs. G. B. Hudson,
chairman, at McKinley Hall.
Circle
M n. Clarence Purtell
S. Sanford Ave. ro-hoiteiies Mra. chairman, with Mrs. A. D. Zach
D. Harold Fauver and Mildred cry, III Magnolia Ave.
Case.
Circle I — Mra. Jo* Garrett,
chairman, with Mn. Harvay Hale,
2421 Elm Ave.
Circle 3 — Mrs. John Wilson,
chairman, wilh Mrs. Wilson Gol
den Lake. Co-hostess Mra. Mabel
Brown.
Saturday E vening, January 30, 1960
P ete Bukur’s Orchestra
D ancing 9:30 ’til 1:00
1 • Day Davsliglng Iw vka
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A social gathering of commute*
chairmen and officer* of Sanford
Drove 160, Benevolent and Patrio
tic order of Does, met at the home
or Mrs. Bernard Wolford, Wednes
day evening.
After a short discussion concern
ing plana for the coming year, re
freshments were aerved by Mrs.
Wolford and her daughter, Ellen.
Others attending were Mrs,
W a d * Snyder, Mrs. Richard
Mapes, Mrs. Irving Felnberg, Mrs.
Penn Rahn, Mra, Jack Hope, Mrs,
John MrDonald, Mr*. B. G. Can,ihera, Mra. Harold Kastner, Mn.
Herbert Disbrow,
Mra. Fred Roetlger, Mrs. WeiIcy Barber, Mra. Garfield Wajkrr,
Mra. Stephen Androako, Mrs. Ber
nard Wolford, Mrs. Belle Hardin,
Mrs. Edward Miller, Mra. R. D.
Wolford Sr. and and Miss Nancy
Foster.
Trai (or leaks in tho refriger
ator door by closing it on a pirre
of folding money, If you can pull
ihe blU out easily, tha door la a
poor fit.
Cordially in v ite you to be present a t the
M ayfair Inn, Sanford, Florida
CAMERAS
Photography Supplies
The Sanford Woman'* Club mat
Wednesday for ihr general bmi.
non and luncheon meeting.
Luncheon hoilcuei were Mrs. 11.
W. Rucker, chairman, Mr*, fl.
A. Smith, Mr*. W. D. Hoffman,
Mr*. E. Compton, Mr*. J. W.
Hall and Mrs. E. M. Hoke.
Arrangement* of polmcttlat and
greenery were arranged through*
out the club room*. Courtesy
chairman for the day who greeted
guests In the foyer upon arrival
was Mrs. Douglas S:cnstrom.
Mrs. J. T. Wilson reminded
members that there was ■ great
need for old magazine* at the
nursing home*. The one* with
picture* are preferred.
Mr*. Troy Ray was presented
a* a new member and Mrs. Tony
Pritchard was introduced ai a
guest. Mrs. Pritchard Is a for*
mrr resident of Sanford.
At the business session U was
voted to sponsor a fashion show
with dinner and entertainment at
the Civic Center sometime In
April. This will be the main man*
ey raising project for the club
year.
Mr*. George E. Well*, presi
dent, appointed Mr*. W. R. An
derson and Mrs. Ralph Austin
Smith from the board to serve
on the nominating committee.
Three other members elected by
the club were Mrs. B. B. Crum*
ley. Mrs. W. L. Kirk and Mrs.
C. L. Redding. Mrs. Anderson
will serve a* chairman and the
committee will present a slate
of officers to bo elected at the
March meeting.
Following the business session
a market basket and miscellan
eous auction was held. Mrs. A.
C. McReynold* served as auc
tioneer. Mrs. S. J. Nix, finance
chairman of the Civic Depart
ment was sponsor of the sale
and others assisting were Mrs'.
Douglas Rtenstrnm and Mrs.
94.00 P er Couple
F or Table R eservations
t o n w o u l d n ' t b u y a " b a r g a i n ” b a llo o n ;
b e w a r e o f " b a r g a in ” i n tu r a n c e , •
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Call FA 2-4863
Lark Station W agon to be given aw ay.
G eneral Insurance
FA 2-0331
Donald Flamm. The proceeds,
337.03 will bo used by tho civic
department.
Memhcrt of the Social Depart
ment met at 2 p. m. for a card
parly There were six tabic* of
bridge and two of canasta. Hos-
lessci for the afternoon were
Mrs. D. C. Howard, chairman,
Mrs. E. D. Rinehart and Mrs.
George McCall Punch was serv
ed to the players throughout the
afternoon
Mri. E. C. Harper won tha
prize for high score at bridgt,
Mrs. W. D. Hofmann for earnsta and Mri. H S. Duggar wot
the icreeno. All prliea wera
made and donated by Mrs. Rla*»
hart. They wera various cental*
articles.
MRS- ELIZABETH HUFF, left, chairman of the social department of th*
Womnn’s Club and Mrs. George McCall, Mra. E. D. Rinehart and Mrs. D. C. '
Hmvnrd who were hostesses at tha meeting Wedneaday. (Staff Photo) (
Lake Monroe
Personals
Patron Seats Selling
For Heart Fund Show
BV MRS. H. L. JOHNSON
Friends of John Probst will re Tha announcement that patron
gret to learn he la confined to aeata could now be reierved for
Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mr. the Bette Davla show at the
Probst resides on the Upiala Rd. Civic Center, Jan. 30 brought a
Mr. and Mra. W. L. Kendrick fine response for tickets in San
who1have been the gucsU during ford thii week.
Among the first to reserve seats
the holidays of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Keel have returned to their home were Dr. and Mra. D. H. Mathers,
Dr. and Mr*. Leonard Munson,
In Ralnbrldge, Ga.
Mrs. Bratley Odium, Mrs. EllisMr. and Mra. G. M. Foley have belh Scinocca, Lcdr. and Mra.
returned home aficr visiting with L. L. Bauer, Mr. and Mra. Her
man Jacobson, Mr. and Mra. Earl
relatives in Norfolk, Va,
Faust, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur CoMrs. Gladys Barfield and child
ren of Tampa have been the houseMrs. Gertruds Dingfelder, Mr.
gucals of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. and 3!rs. Marvin Mellxer. Mr.
J, C. Sapp, on Orango Blvd. They and Mra. William Toll,. Gordon
were Joined during the week end Toll, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Ep
by John Barfield and C. R. Jones, stein. Senator and Mra. Dougin
alia of Tampa, who accompanied Stenstrom, Dr. and Mrs. Robert
them home.
Roscmond. Dr. and Mra. Vann
Parker, Mr, and Mrs. Spencer
Mrs. W. If. Almond has received Harden, Mrs. Georga Harden, Dr.
word that her grandson, Danny and Mrs. O, L. Barke, Dr. and
Almond, 4 years old, of Atlanta, Mrs. Vincent Roberta.
Ga. haa suffered a brain concus Dr. and Mrs, Splvak, Mr. and
sion resulting from a fall at the
home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Hubert Almond.
Mrs. J. C. Sspp honored her
grandson Lloyd Freeman wilh a
surprise party on hit 13ih blithdi)
Saturday evening at her home
on Orange Blvd. Games were play Constable and Mri. Irving Vieno
ed during the evening and prizes Jr. honored tboir son, Johnny
won by..Miss Roxanne Hoglc and on hla ninth birthday with a party
Jimmie Warfcl. Refreshments con- at their home.
lilting of barbecued hamburgers,
Garnet were played by tho
wieners, potato chips, pickles, children and a birthday cake, ice
punch and birthday cake were cream and punch were aerved to
served to Diane Boston, Linda Hit- the young guests.
tell, Shirley Spivey, Margie Pclly, Attending were Linda Noel,
Roxanne llogla, Rebecca Jonci, Joyce Harney, Karen and Kirby
Bill Freeman, Jimmie Warfel, Oitrcn, Lynn and Loren Jones,
Richard Hitlell. Terry Watson, Ronald and Dona Rhode, Jackie
Ronnie Stafford, Johnny Krlcn- Jursi.
bring, Sieve Cain, Raymond Free Joe and Mike McGovern, Paul
man, Raymond King, Steve Swag- Allman, Marcello Tart, Donate
gerty, Alford Jimenez, and tbe Shivers, Hamilton Boone, Henry
guest of honor, Lloyd Freeman.
Clark and Tammy Skinner,
Birthday Party
Honors Johnny
Mrs. Tom Phlllipi, Mr. tad Mr*.
Lee Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Kay
Shoemaker Jr., Dr. aad
Mr*.
Robert Smith, Mr. and Mri, Phi*
lip Boyd, Mr. aad Mrs. Job*
Schlrard, Mr. and Mr*. Ernest
Southward andDr. aad
Mra,
Charles Park.
Tha tIO patron east* way be
reserved by ealjing Mra, Morgan
at FA 2-1203 or Mr*. Leonard
Munson at FA 3-3B4. Chocks map
be mad* out to tho "Bette Davit
Heart Fund Show" and aont t t
the Heart Council, Bon 1M, San*
l a Thankful T rlbnta
fee HEART RESEARCH*
P. 0. BOX IOC
SANFORD, FLA,
• D ancing
N igh tly
BAMBOO LOVNQH
From t P. M.
• Cocktails
S erved on Sunday
From Noon
at tha
^Mayfair Inn
�M A 'A M f
P iuT C flattanl of th a renowned elrcua family M id
' th a t (bo group U boot on ogroomoat w itb tn e do*
at Cireuatond th a t would bring tho Criatlanl elrcua
>to County In • location adjacent to tha Clrrualand
i you atart talking dreuaea, then could bo no now*
■portaaeo to ua bora. Tbo Criatian! family hM boon
Art—of staging oxeiting porformaneoo
(ban. 100 yoors sad is regirded oo a Uoupo of tbo
iks lu ik tiiiA i m Dm P ia o i
crata have aada a m a balM
haartod cdtopalga to rata* moaey
Wool UMir rank aaO Ilia. Car*
taialy, Oty*va made ao atfort
taut botwoon tbo Criattonla aid Cireualand
isgomont of tbo obow a m of tha attraction
s of tbo entertainment boolnooa. Thoro art
tha family act!re in their own oporatkn,
an todopondont vonttun for aevan yoora.
ndouartorod at Rarartrtr■
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taot years. O at too daateial re*
ipeasIbiUty at Oo vetor tor hla
party hai begua to croap lota
Oa political canaclouaaaaa at Oa
aatiaa.
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bava vla« to UMir paUUeal tomtributtoas, boO egually egutopad
wiO baaucoup wampum, there
baa beta wldeipreid dlacontaat
wiO *ueh cash-and-carry «oolaga
at political favor. Tbara ia aioro
and more talk at aaddllag Untie
L i n GIANT
FOOD STORES
St. AuguaUaa Mayor 3. Karl
Mlkiar baa wrlttan Sanford’i
mayor asking that tha city and
ana at 1U aarvlca erganlaaUons
ebaat.
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can character Oat from childI.ulht
m a r^ riv M r
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roaoarrii
m e £ lto » 2 ti2 a e
aad aa iaflalto variety at- chart*
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parted OH stripped-dewa Ford
hardtop. Tbay Ignored Oa Arab
ian occupants inside aad stared
hungrily at Oo chroma, Oo up*
hoistary sad tha dashboard. “It's
a Ford I" they'd yell all O a way
m ban. Per oo*
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Innifna batara Oa ita*r“ at St.
WaortaTioi, Oa patron »»H of
Prague, to Oo boait of Oo pity,
gnu n a il than a la n lima a m
wreaths pUcad th an by ftaiUaa
commcmoratlag tbo doaO — or
Mrtb— of a ‘'TTMraalaai** to
tboir bomr. Pasoan by Ignored
Oo woman. Outwardly tbay did.
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B anking H ouse, Furniture end
F ixtures
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Acquired For Drive-In
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Federal Reaerve Bank Stock
Other R esources
l T. S. Governm ent
O bligation
$4,000,080.84
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458,626.79
Bonds
Cash and Due From
1,665,052.68
Banks
Total
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f o v m c f jb n
NEW YORK (UPI) — Hassling
has grown to gigantic proportions
under the omnipotent eye of the
WTV camera but only a handful of
the moderns match the mat mas
ters of the past.
That’s the word from Ed Don
George. And don’t think this is an
. old guy living in the past.
Sure, Ed has bloomed to an
overly-robust 770 pounds, yet at
M hia black hair is full and bushy
and his face — and ears — bear
no telltale marks of the beef and
cauliflower trade he practiced ao
IB long and successfully.
For Ed Don, who went all the
war M Mi* Olympic wreitUni flnail 32 year* ago — and wai on*
of thoaa few undisputed world
professional champions we know
no mora — still (Ives the acco
lade to such as Antonlno Rocca.
“ He could go in any league, any
lime," says George. “ But he’s
one of lha few around today who
Who wai the greatest of them
all?
“Well, I’d have to take Stran
gler Lewis,” Ed pondered. “ He
bad alia at 200 pounds; he had
endurance and be had knowledge
of the game. Jim London was the
most clever of them all, hut over-1 mils him to he happily retired to
all I'd take the Strangler against day. Then came Pearl Harbot
any of them.”
and one month later he was ir
Modesty prevents the big quiet the N'avy. from which In 1946 hi
man from including himself, but emrrged as a commander.
Ed Don was one of the great
Since then, Ed Don has beer
ones, too. He came out of Mtchi- a promoter twice — and twice regan as a civil engineer and tried tired. His last venture. In Cuba
his hand at It for six months, was knocked out by Pidel CatThat was enough. George turned tro's revolution,
professional wrestler early In
“ Maybe 111 be back again
1930 and before the year was out sometime,” he laughs. “ But right
had won the undisputed world now, I'm happy being retired
heavyweight title from Gut Son- The last time, though, I got sick
nenberg.
of watching those Pacific sunsets
In 13 years he piled up the and finally went back into action
bodies and the scratch which per- out of sheer boredom.”
Stadium Gets
First Advertiser
For '60 Season
GERALD G. CANADA killed thla night point buck weighing 116 pound*
in the Farmington nren last week.
^
Every member of ihe Sandspur
Untied Preen laternatienal
9 They're starling to hold down
Oscar Robertson, but thete'a still
no holding Gracinnall's top-ranked
Bearcats'.
The fabulous "Big O," who
hat been averaging more than 60
points a game In hia bid for a
record third consecutive national
■coring title, waa limited to 77 in
Cincinnati's ■76-60 triumph over
Wichita Thursday night.
M It waa Robertson's second -low
est scoring performance of tha
acaton and the second straight
game 1st which he failed to ap
proach hia current average. He
nad to aetlla for 32 points against
Dayton last Saturday after being
held to 29 by St. Joseph's (Pa.)
ht the recent Holiday Festival
Tournament at New York.
Tho victory was Cinclnoati's
tu b of tho season and its second
A over a Missouri Valley Conference
foe, giving tha Bearcats undisput
ed possession of first place.
Bradley turned back Tulsa,
VI-SI, St. Louis romped to a 76-46
victory ovor Houston, aad Drake
downed North Tcxaa Stele, 03-71,
in otter Mo Valley Conference ac
tion.
Dan Smith scored 19 points and
oophomore Chet Walker added IS
for fourth-ranked Bradley, which
hat lost only to Cincinnati in 10
games and hat a 2-1 conference
mark.
Ninth-ranked SL Louis, defeated
by Bradley laet Saturday, earn*
back atrongly against Houston.
The Blllikent breeted to a 42 22
balftlme bulge and won going
■way aa they finished with a nifty
61.1 per cent shooting avarage.
Drake overcame a 39-point bar
rage by Jim Mudd In defeating
North Texas State. Dave Terre,
Drake’* 6-10 renter, tallied 39
points.
St. Joteph’a posted a comeback
•3 T9 victory aver St. John’a and
Miami (Fla.) nipped loea College,
SS-ST la a doubleheader at Madi
son Square Garden.
Jack Egan (cored 33 point* and
Bob McNeill added 31 aa St. Joa’a
wiped tut a 12-point halftime defi
cit to defeat St. John’*. Tony
Jarksoe scored 36 for St. Jobn’i
but get little help from hia team
mates.
A 30-foot Jump shot by Dick
llickox at tha final buster rarried
Miami to its thrilling victory over
Iona. Hlekox, only 3-6, short, led
the Hurricanes with 34 points
while Julie Cohen, Miami's Brook
lyn-born star, contributed 20.
Furman converted exactly so
per cant of Hi shot* in dazzling
Ciemson, 90-69; Memphis State
romped lo an 91-66 victory over
touring Oklahoma Cily University,
Florida Stale downed Centenary,
•1-Tl, and Idaho Slate College
spanked Regia College, 61-47.
NEW YORK (UPI) - Caspar
Qrttga, lanky. Mexican welter
weight contender, lx favored at
0-9 to beat Stan Harrington to
night and spoil the Hawaiian slugger'a New York and TV debut.
The 10 • rounder at Madiaon
Square Garden between aggres
sive, long-(laUing Ortega and bel
licose, boring-ln Harrington will
be televise and broadcast nation
ally by NBC at 10 p. m.
Robson's Gain
First Cage Win
The Recreal'on Department Bid
dy Basketball League results of
last Saturday were Robson's
Sporting Goods over Seminole
Sporting Goods, 31-14.
This was Robson's first win and
Seminoles' second lost. Stemper
Agency beet Sanford Electric,52-18
for Ua second win end gave San
ford Electrie its third defeat.
Roumlilal’a slipped by Higginbothami, 2230 to remain unde
feated as the losers took their
first lots.
League play continues tomor
row with Robson's vt. Sanford
Electric, Stemper vs. Roumillat
and Semlnola va. Higginbotham.
All games are played at Semi
nole High School and are for boys
under 13 years of age.
day lay off for their poor tcorrt
this week, as the league resumed
their regular schedule of how
ling. Pryor's State Farm Insur
ance team, turning in a low
series for that team, still manag
ed to add lo their lead, giving
them a total of 32*4 games won
to dalr.
Food mart Jumped up Into se
cond spot, after staying near the
bottom Ihe whole first half.
In third this week. Is Robson
Sporting Goods with 38'j, follow
ed by The Pig N’ Whistle .with
28, Wilton-Maler and Roumillat A
Anderson, both with 22 wins.
Foodniart won two games easily
from Wilton-Maler, as all the big
bowlers teemed to be off. Both
Lucy Yatca and Grace Newon piled
up nice series to lead tho grocers.
The furniture team racked up a
high middle gamr, but couldn't
stand the prosperity, and dropped
the next one by nearly a hundred
pint.
Robson and Poors both rolled
small first games, rolled even
smaller second games, which end
ed in a tie, then the sportster*
poured it on to take the last one
with a scratch score bigger than
their first game, handicapped.
The two high games of the evening
were rolled hy Robson's Pat Fos
ter and Libblc Whllrhead, both
turning in games over 110.
Have Farm M anager
MILWAUKEE (UPI) -T h e MUwackee Braves have selected Rill
Steinecke of St. Augustine, Fla.,
aa manager of their Eau Claire
farm team in Ihe Northern
league.
MIAMI BEACH (DPI) Owner
George Marshall of the WashingIpn Redikim today arruied Na
tional Football League owners o(
favoring expansion to Dallas and
Minneapolis as a means of "de
stroying” the proposed American
League.
And he warned that such a
policy could only haul the NFL
into the federal courts on charges
of monopoly.
The outspoken Red«kins presi
dent. leading figure in lha NFL
for IS years, said that if the other
owners defy him and go through
with their expressed plans at
thtre meeting here starling Jan.
30, it would:
—Subject the NFL to federal
rharges that It is a monopoly.
—Upset the NFL's present bal
anced schedule and its lucrative
television program.
—Seriously interfere with the
colleges which are the “ incuba
tors of professional talent.”
“The only reason for expansion
I've heard from other owners is
that we could destroy the new
league,” insisted the valuable
Marshall.
“ If that Is the only reason, then
we are guilty of monopolists
practices. No one can give me an
intelligent reason for adding a
couple of new franchises.
In Chicago, owns. George Halas
of the Chicago Brars disagreed
with Marshall that expansion
would lay open tha NFL to anti
trust action.
“Our intent,” he said, “ was In
expand when competition among
our clubs began lo equalise ilsell
on an extremely high level and
wt have reached the plateau.”
Through its sports-minded presi
dent, T. E. Tucker, the Florida
Stale Bank of Sanford yesterday
became the flrat Municipal Sta
dium fence advertiser in 1*U to
reserve space for the I960 Florida
State League Baseball season
ahead.
W. Kenneth McRobcrls, prin
cipal sponsor of the Sanford Grey
hound team that will be supplied
by the Kansas City Athletics, an
nounced today that 1139 space
holdlers wilt be given first op
portunity to renew-, and that a
sales campaign will be undertaken
next week under the direction of
new general manager Peter
Schaai.
Pointing out that fence and
score-card advertising is tha
“bread and butler" income upon
which all clubs must depend for
survival, McRoberta expressed the
hope that the “24 local sportsmen
who w-ent to bat for ua so un
reservedly last spring will be with
us again this season.”
He staled also that a general
meeting of baseball far.a will be SACRAMENTO. Calif. (UPI) —
blaming the National
held early in February at which California,
time election of officers will be Boxing Assn, for alleged failure
lo crack down on hoodlums in the
a feature.
Meantime, Robbie Robertson, fight gamf, seceded today from the
>
the Suffolk, Va„ lOyear baseball •NBA.
Jack W. Urch. executive officer
veteran who will manage the
Sanford Greyhoundi this summer of California's flvt-man commis
write* that he ia expecting "great sion, said Thursday hit group had
thing*" of several players he bolted because the NBA “wouldn't
learns wrllt be assigned to him even declare themselves against
shortly. He caught for Jackson sin" when asked to rid boxing of
ville Beach in 1832 when lha the “hoodlum influence.”
The atale, which handled ap
Florida State League had ten proximately
36 per tent of lait
teams, and U familiar with Muni
fiscal year’s boxing business, thus
cipal Stadium.
Joined New York and Masaachuveils beyond the plane of the NBA.
Daytona Manager
Gets Promotion
Daytona Beach Ray Wilton,
manager of the Daytona Beach
Islanders of the Florida Slate
League for tha past three years,
will retire at an active player
and bench manage the Billings
team of the Clast C Pioneer
League In tha northwest.
Local fans term it a deserved
promotion for the prematurely
gray pilot who earned league AllStar team honor* in 1937 and
1939. Wilton produced second
place team* in 1937 and 1939 and
had a fourth place club In the
six-club circuit last year.
Frank Calo, veteran catcher
who led Ihe Keokuk, Iowa team
last year, will bench manage the
1960 Islander* who again will be
supplied with St. Louis Cardinsl
talent.
By JERRY COVINGTON
Tonight nhould be th t night! Hie San
ford Seminoles have taken their first four
game* of the new season and everyone,
naturally, is beginning to "dream” a little
about a great season. Tonight they go up
against their first ORC competition and
it is a tough team. They will travel to
Wildwood where they will face one of the
traditionally toughest basketball schools
in the entire area and if they make a good
showing and are aide to come up with a
win it could make the "dream" come true.
With the addition of Wildwood to the
ORC thin year, the competition will be
even greater with powerful schools like
1-akeview, Winter Park, and Apopka al
ready established in the conference. Coach
Rud Layer is gaining more confidence in
his team as the season progresses but he
knows that they will have to play flawless
ball to defeat these highly touted schools.
The Seminoles pulled out a thriller
Tuesday night against a stubborn Oviedo
squad by a score of 61-89 in the final sec
onds but during the game there were
many things that were unpleasing to the
coach. However, there was one fellow gn
the court who reallv came out of it and
Hobby Son Top
Choice In Race
Coal black Hobby Son it favored
lo cop the featured ninth race to
night at Sanford-Orlando Kennel
Club, highlight of a fast lOrace
card opening at 1:10.
The veteran star and favorite
in the grandstands will be* romp
ing from tht aixlh post position In
the headliner, and the handicapper
rate* him a J-to-1 choice on the
morning line odda. Hobby Son haa
taxied victory only once this sea
son in five Iripa to the alerting
gate, and many fans feel the 83pound atalwart is overdue to ex
plode with power and launeh a
winning streak.
Hia main rompelltion wiU come
from big O. B.'i Massive, accord
ing to early figuring. Thla VIpound red gent la ■ solid Grids
A competitor who hat outdistanced
such stars at O. B.'s Career and
Rocky MacGlnty.
A pair of feature-quality races
will highlight tomorrow’* 2 p. m.
matinee competition at tha local
tp*«d circle, with It mora races
to follow In the evening.
t r U P f i S & l * * * * * ta ik * M blk inter♦ I.h S S i. . u u j •f4 *• «M rtn and Mastrat*
Pr*rttee of scientific
Chirepractk, written by Dr.
are troubled with p, Leo Kerwtn whose office la
an, it would be totaled at MI 8. French Ave.
•ut what Chhrn* and h li Mnahene M aher ia
la for you. After PAtrfaa I-T iU .
Rain
has
hampered
practice
sessions all week but Howall and
Ewbank reported the squad*
learned their playa ia the flrat
three days and the last Owe aao»
slons Just added polish.
Ewbanka picked quxutacback
Charlie Britt of Georgla’a Mouth*
•astern Conference cteaplosMl M
hie quarterback with hatfbaeke
Tom Moore of Vanderbilt and
Bill Mathle «f densest Md Jail*
back Don Kloehak of North Car*
olinn rounding cat the bnckflold,
Ewbank listed Charlio IfUstood of
Texas A tH and Warren Babb t f
L8U, a 'starting defensive hock*
behind B ritt
Howell picked Cincinnati’# Jack
Lee for hie quarterback over
Olen Treadway of Iowa, Ed Koran
of Cincinnati and Gerhard Seh*
wedea of Syracuse for hie half*,
backs and Bob Jacna of M m
for fullback.
l i e Booth hold* • M adf* In
tha eerie* dating hock ha H M
and waa winner eC lha anaa* Inal
year, Bl-11.
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Breaks Swim Record •
BRISBANE. Australia (UPI) Rosemary Latiig, an tl-year-oM
Australian swimmer, broke the
world's record for lha women's
110-yard breaststroke Thurada)
with a clocking of one minute.
21.3 seconds.
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MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) — A fast
and well-balanced SoutK team to
day ranked at a 3'* point favor
ite to trim a flashy but slower
North squad In tha U th annual
Senior Bowl Saturday.
Tha SS-man South squad was
given the edge on the basis of ila
three quarterbacks, "soma good
big backs who have excellent
speed for their atse," and its. rug
ged defensive men.
North Coach Jimmy Lee Howell
of the New York Giant*, making
hia first appearance aa a head
roach In the All-Star classic, said
Baltimore Colts’ Coach Weeb Ewh*nW'» South team should be a I t
point favorite. ,
About 35,000 are expected to at
tend the I p.m. game which will
he televised nationally by NBC.
Weather is expected to he partly
cloudy and cool with no indication
of rain.
The game will mark the flrat
professional appearances for tha
60 players. Tha winner* will gat
9500 each plus expenses and lha
loser* |l o lass.
You Are Welcome Te The
Happiness Through Health
(By DB. F. LEO KERW1N)
W hen you get into bed n t
night eon you sleep, o r do you
•pend an evening toeelng /to
and fro, yawning, counting
a t find it impoepT
8 1e e p I e e ansae
m ay oe caused
by a num ber of
different things.
eould make the biggest difference in th e
success of the team. Rig Charles “Cow
boy” Oravatz literally cleared th e boards
when the chips were down and h e also h it
all of his free throws like a pro. The tall
youngster also dropped in th ree shots
from under the basket to help pees th e
Seminoles.
While the shooting of Jim Gracey con
tinued to be red hot, hia rebounding
against the Linns left a lot to be desired.
While he possesses one of the finest shots
I have ever seen, he has shown a tendency
to shy away from the rough work under
the basket and unless he decides th a t he
likes this part of the game also it will h a r t
the team a great deal.
The Seminoles will have the servieee
of forward Terry Christensen for to
night's contest. Tuesday night he was in
Tampa taking exams for entrance to the
Air Force Academy this coming fall and
was unable to play against Oviedo.
Of course, we always look forward te
watching little Rav Lundqulst in action
and you can bet that he will keep the
Seminoles in the game. This fellow ia the
favorite everywhere he goes out of town
because he can do tricks with the bait. '
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TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov.
Ltftor Collin* busted today lor a
mw road chairman Is carry out
the M fseit road building program
la Uia itate'a history,
load Chairman Jo* Grotegut an*
<rOC) today found Itself la
middle ef a celebrity-studied
YOUNG 1 U D I MATT (ftm a a M aeA rthur), old Teo Zur*
b rlggm (Lawrence N aJam itb), an d p re tty L libeth
H o n pal (Ja n e t M unro) plan to climb a practice Alp in
U ia b m m fro m "T hird Man on th a M ountain” coming
to tfca B its T M n Sunday.
ra ra u a r
The dhow la tha etary af a Swtae
youth who drasaa af eengtsaring
a killer mountain and waa filmed
on location at Zermatt, Bwitaer-
Gaud e f Aethers
asked the I W
a renew the U>
land.
LOB ANGELES (UPI)
competes directly uHth
lean Society af Composhers and Publishers,
with which guild mamaffiliated.
I
The
slon
, t0
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afraid aha ran back lata tha
house and locked the doors.
* Tho trial waa assuming all the
Hollywood trappings. Finch got a
42nd birthday cake at ths recess
Thursday. Actress Tarry Moore
Joined the press gallery to gat
b u r "experienc#" for a n*w picture
T*1?
R*8-h*!red Carole Tregoff to
‘h*1 for had eome off troll In the trial.
Bar- Net a witness aa far had taarim w min*ted her in the ebooting af
Igkt the doctor'a wife.
Marla Anne Lldbolm, the Bwe■*old dish. Finch meld, survived a full
the day’s cross examination aad even
first upset defense attorney Grant
aae, Cooper by blurting that Mia,
mad A t Sea
Robustolli Turns
DownJob
shed repeatedly
to , c , u « £ * S cY t ^ .
f*S Oraaky Si,
_ m t k p e t a t , • B a n k .Carolina.
Teu a re h lr s b y satirise and r#MlrsO te fits an appssrance or
a th a r Ssfsssts, oa or before ths
I t a d a y a t February, IMS, In t e a t
aortal* suit for Divorce, filed la
tho Circuit Court Ninth JuSIcItl
Ctrsntt. armlnel* County, Florida,
t NEW YORK (UPI) - Andy BobustaUi, the All-League pro foot
ball end Sammy Baugh wanted
for tha New York Titans of the
aaw America* League, will remala with Urn Nhw York G luts
of the National League.
That's the ward Uw Giaats gave
out Thursday night several hour*
efter Baugh, bead coach ef the Tttaee, eald be had talked with
Robust*111 'for about two keure”
end stiU hoped to land him aa a
Thursday, effective Jen. is. -And
the gavomor said he hoped ta find
a replacement by that date.
Gretagut, who has supervised
the largest higfawey construction
surge ia Florida history in the last
two years, will become general
maaager of Rose Printing Co.
hat*. Hi also will direct publicsUoe af several roagaiinrs.
.Collins emphasised be is not
toaUag far a ' ‘caretaker” road
c la im an. Ha said tha coming year
will he the “ biggest road building
year” ever in the state.
Englishman Admits
Slaying O f Coed
TANGIER, Morocco (UPI) —
William Moore, confessed slayer
of Barbara H. Mueller, says he
strangled tha ll-yser-old New
York coed because ha lovad her.
Tha M-year-old Englishman's
confession, road in court Thurs
day, aald ha Ulltd ha: In his
apartment here Nov. 19 when aha
stopped by to tell him the was
leaving Tangier forever.
Moore aald ho wrapped the
body in burlap aacklng bought in
a shop hare and tied up the bun
dle with light cord. That night, he
teek it In a rented car to the
Modi outside tha elty and hid it
in tha bushea.
Miss Musller's body was found
Dae. 13. Moore waa arrested six
days later.
Gillman Gets
Coaching Job
LOS ANGELES (UP
(UPI) - Sid
GUImaa, tired by the Los Ange
las Rama four wacks ago, was
back today a* a head football
coach for a three-year term, this
time with tha rival Loa Angeles
Chargers of tha new American
PMtbdll League.
“ It'a going to bo one faeluva
fight between Ibo two leagues am
I'm happy to ba part of it,” GUI-
Top Golf Pros
Sat To T o Off
By United Preee International
PEORIA, 111. — A 14-year-old
boy, admitting ha atola an esti
mated $60,000 worth of loot In two
years and buried some of the pro
ceeds in his beck yard;
•'Finally I dug it up aa I need
ed It, But I threw soma of it in
tha garbage can because it was
getting old end torn and 1 couldn't
spend IL”
WASHINGTON
Rep. John S.
Monagan (D-Conn.) stating ha
will Introduce a bill requiring par
ty convention* to bo held no more
lhan (10 days before the election
in order to ihorten the campaign
ing:
'It seems to me the people gel
CHICAGO — Mrs. Eihel Krue
ger, manager of the Chicago AntiCruelly Society office, expressing
regret that a doe that wander
ed into tha city died from exhaus
tion after fleeing police.
It waa seared to death of the
people. They didn't understand
and were scared of It. Why when
things are frightened of one an.
other do they always not under
stand r
MAY BRITT and C urt Ju rg e n t in a scene from “The
Blue A n te l” com ing to th e Movteland T heater Sunday.
‘T ha Blue. Angel,1* famed story
of n wanton night club entertainer
who ruins tho life of a repressed
professor, starring Curt Jurgens,
Europe's most ssnsotlonal leading
man, and Swedish beauty May
Britt, comet to tha Movisland
Drive-In Sunday and will con
tinue through Tuesday.
The second feature on the pro
gram is “10 Seconds To Hall''
starring Jaff Chandler and Mar
tina Carol.
Starting Wednesday, " I Bold
Women” and T arnn'a Greatest
Lutharan Woman
to M aet Tuesday
sZ ifi& a,
David Id, Oatckal
te a Circuit Court,
I j i . cen so rs A re,
WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h a La
bor Department reported today
that omployment continued la rise
in large newapaper plants la fUetl
MM but climbed only half as fast
as in tha newspaper industry as a
whole.
The Bureau of Employment Se
curity laid Job totals edged upward
1J per cent la the large plants,
compared with a 2.5 per cent gain
for the whole industry.
The* bureau laid amplaymant in
large commercial printing plant*
also rose by seven-tenths of 1 per
cent. The entire commercial print
ing industry had a 1J per cent Job
increase.
The United Lutheran Church
Women of Good Shepherd Church
in Sanford will have their monthly
meeting Tuesday. Thay will mast
at the homo of Mrs. Heloa Peasgood, 212 Flamingo Court ia Sunland Estate at 7:30 p. m.
Mrs. Jaan Carlson will bo cohostess for the meeting. The pro- Pastor Announces
gram will be based on the them*.
“There's A Job for You and Sunday Service
Your'i.” Mrs. Mildred Gilbert
Rev. Bill Swyear of the Bnwill present the program.,
nett Methodist Church in Enterprise his chosen for Ms Sunday
sermon, “ The Unchanging BnS ign For Rem atch
vlor."
NEW YORK (UPI) — Benny
Rev. Swyear also announced a
(Kid) Faret of Cuba ha* been special Christian Worker train
signed for a 10-round rematch ing school will start Sundsy at
with Charley Scott af Phltadol- Trinity Church In DeLand and
phta a t Madison Square Garden, urgtd all member* af ths Enter
Jan. 29. I’aret decialoned Scott ia prise Church to attend. Tha
thair earlier m uting.
Make
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List
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TiN • lltM . EAT. $HI a I titf
riA T U R S l li41 • 4 tl4 * f t 47 * Bit*
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Quotable
Quotes
BAN ANTONIO, Tex. — Frank
Robinson, 60, quoted by police In
a confession that ha beat thro*
children to death with a hammer:
“I loved them. 1 'Just wanted
U » ANGELES (UPI) - A star to hit them on the head but X
studded field that ranked with didn't want to kill them or hurt
the greatest ever assembled for them.*
g_Ceu tournament began tu ta g
off today Ja the four-day S4th an
ew ! I a* Angeles Open ever Rea
ch* municipal course.
Attracted by $44,300 ia prise
money, tha (told included tha tap
S •ueh (allure. IF et auek am oeraao* or
tf*a* o & ?arest> * mailed to
laeB, Jtatsrnsy fey Fialntirr,
if- B a s t Ceaoori -Avs., Orlande,
tartan.
WITNESS, tha hand of the d a r k
iiJ i'd a u '
But be conceded it might be dif
ficult to find a new chairman this
clow to the end or bis administra
tion. State law requires the road
chief to live in Tallahassee and
Collins said few men would want
to give up homes and jobs else
where for a 12-month post with the
state.
Grotegut'a sew Job Is with a firm
that does most of the state’s print
ing work.
Grotegut'a resignation as road
chairman, a job he look in June,
ISM, also includes stepping down
aa a member of State Turnpike
Authority and regional vice prcsldent of the American Assn, of
State Highway Officials.
Canty's Only
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WAYNE8BURG, Pa. (UPI)
Bren tha strongest men die. And
John Miehaltk waa' ona of the
strongest,
A coal miner In hit youth,
MlehiHk manually filled many
coal ca n near this Western Pennsylranla community. He said that
waa where he got bta strength.
Xewe of Us musele feels
spread, floe., John lllchalik Iw
cams a circus strong man. T h ^
called him 'Cyclone Mitchell.”
For yearn be am ued circus
and carnival audiences across the
nation with Us foots of strength.
He pulled heavily loaded wag
ons with bis teeth. Ho allowed an
utomoblls to roll ovtr boards on
Is pewtrful chist. Ha took cat
naps on a bad. of nalla. And ha
laughed ae aides used a heavy
mallet to smash atonea oa Un
ehast.
m
"Tha Cyclone" gave up barn,
storming several years ago. Ha
went back to tool mining and
'became a part-time policeman.
But hla phenomenal strength re
mained—until Thursday.
Sixty*ala-year-old policemen
Jahn lllchalik went to' answer a
call , a t a tavern in nearby Car.
t
mlebaals.
He suffered a heart attack. <N
the way ta Green County HoipT
tat, he turned M a companion and
gasped ia disbelief, "All this
strength and I'm powerless.
There's nothing I can do.”
"The Cyclone" wee dead on arw
rival at tha hospital.
la g a l Notice
STATU OP FLORIDA, TO:
m
VIOLA BKLU Whose rssldsnca w
and address Is unknown.
TOIL ARK HEREBY NOTIFIED,
th a t ROOIUVELT BELT, has M .1
ie swore eompletnt a s e i n s t ynu,
etna a cult for divorce In tho
circuit Court e f Ismlnnle Count)-,
Florida, a t Bin ford, Florida, and
you are hereby roqulrtd tn f l u
personally or by attorney w ith tha
llonarahts David a a t r h r l . Clerk of
our eatd Court, a t Sanford, F lo r
ida, your wrilton defense, It any
you have to tho Complaint M id
In aald causa ag aln tt >nu, and tm
rile a ropy thereof w ith th e urfl
dsrslanad altornay, by t h t Sth d i y
nf February A. D. ISIS: HEREIN
fall n et nr Judgment will ha
rendered e a s ie s t you by default.
(HEAL)
David it . Oatchsl, Clerk
By: Joan it. W llkt, DC.
It. W. Ware, A tle r a e y .fo f
Plaintiff.
r. a . Bos t i l l
Sanford. Florida.
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II ) Red Ron* Show
id n m i a H
HIarriett
Howard K. Smith,
II) U. X M enhell
(I) K trtnon Kapera
t;*l I!) Rub Hop. Show
We learned of the problem* that
ID On Th* Go
ID Hawaiian By*
II) Morla
confronted and ltill confront the
ID Millionaire
ID I’l a r Tour Hunch
Pentagon and aleo heard tome il
M l III I've Got A Secret
11:11 ID Prlca la Right
11:00 i l l Thie le Tour Life
luminating second-guesses on a
ID I I.OVO t.UCV
1 M I II I Conrentratlnn
ID Markham
few fundamental decisions that
III D ictntber Bride
I t ) Boling
were made. It seems that each
H i l l ID Wlehlia Town
missile • space problem involves
ID To Tell Th* Truth
FRIDAY I*. M.
11:41 ID Bperta
compromise decisions, since red
11:0* 13) (D | l ) K*w*
11:11 (I ) T ruth or Comiquincaa
tape, politics, the 10-hour week,
l t i l l ID Movie
(D Lora e t Life
Inter-service rivalries, budgetary
ID Movie
HI Ite itliia dun
11:11 (3) Ja c k r a a r
11:11 (D H Could Be Yau
factors, came Into play. Tho faces,
ID march For T s m irre w
gestures and words of the speak
ID I,ova That nob
THURSDAY A. M.
ers captured the frustrations they
13:13 (D Guiding Light
l:«l (D Lira Of Hilly
often encounter in graphic alyle.
1:3# <1) co ntinental Cleatroen
(3) Topper
Till (1) B are O arrawap
There was, however, one point
ID
About
Pare*
3:3# ID Weather
1:31 ID Mr. A Mr* North
I thought the program failed lo
i l l i l ) C an eena
III Aa Th* World Turn*
T:H ID New*
touch upon, ll'a my frcllng tho
ID San Franclico Beet
»:o#
----- (I) Now*
program could havo addressed It
l i t ! (D Queen P ar A Dap
1:11 III Capt. Kangaroo
II) F a r Belter ar i i t Y a i l l self to the questions: “Why Ii thla
1:11 I t ) Morning Theatre
ID Romner M o m
space race ao Important? What's
2:11 {is ?fhle rHanC,*M
tha hurry?”
III Haul* Party
IIII
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“ ala Storm
M l ID Newt A Weather
Anyhow, the ground that wai
1:11 ID Young Dr. Melon*
14:4* ID Dough Re Ml
covered wai covered well. Once
II) Millionaire
I t ) Red Row* Show
ID Beet tha Clack
more, TV performed an import
14 I t i l l Play Your Hunch
Fr
T h u o Root*
t i l l i l lI From
H i l t ID Treaaur* Huat
ant service.
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(I) Morla
ii)
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11:11 11)
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II) Kawa • Inlorrlowa
II) M i l * W oathlr
I t ) Dough RO Ml
I I I Rod Rowe ahow
II) X a r ta a a Xapora
H i l l f t ) Plop T o ur Hunch
II I On T he Da
II ) Maria
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Price I* High!
I Love Lucy
Concentration
Decembar Bride
THURSDAY P . M.
11:1* (I) T ruth ar C onilquaniaa
i l ) U r « of 3.11#
ID Heelltea Oun
11:11 ( D It CduM B*_'Yt«
i l ) I.ev* That Bih
ID Biarch fa r Tomorrow
I I I I i t ) Guiding Light
1:11 ID Lira of Riley
II) About Face*
ID Topper
1:11 ID At Tha World Turn*
ID gan Franclico B*at
11) Maiinca T h i a t i r
t i l l ID P ay In Court
IS) Q u tin for s Dap
II) For B i l t i r or W o n *
t i l l |*> Houea P arty
i l l Gala H arm
ID Thin Man
3:11 1*1 Mllllonalra
ID Beat tha C o c k
ID Young Dr. Molun
1:11 ( t ) verdict I i Tour*
III Who Do Yau Trn«l
11) From The** Root!
• i l l i l l Amirlcan Randiland
ID p rln h te r Dae
i i ) llduaa On High S t r u t
111* i l l Secret Storm
1:31 (31 Split Personality
(I) Rdao af Nlaht
1:11 ID Maria— W iatara
I t ) T h rta gtoogaa
nouee
i t ) P o e ir a Piaypo1:31 (I ) Mp Friend Filch*
tick albtrrr Hound
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I:M I I ) Continental c tn o r o o m
T ill ID Tod o r—D art darraw ap
Christopher*
Big Picture
Cartaono
Oral Roberta
Thin ta Tha U f a
Double Feature T h te t e r
Fomllp Thoator P artp
Deceretlag Sarrlr*
by
H ill
till
SUNDAY P . M,
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MONDAY A. M,
Th# Deputy___
H e r a Gun Will Travel
Fir* P ln g tre
d untm ok*
Jubilee USA
I t Cauld ** Tail
Shotgun Sled*
Morla
Morla
THE
Fabric Shop
3:30
3:31
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Programs For The Week
News About The Stars
CHANNEL LISTING
ORLANDO (C) WDBO-TV CBS
(9 ) WLOF-TV ABC
DAYTONA BEACH (2 ) WESH-TV NBC
P ro crtm * a ta ri 9 p. n . F riday, J mi. 8 nnd end 8 p. m.
F riday, Ja n . IS
II) Marl*
11:11 ( D
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11:11 (I )
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3:31
(31 Hgt. Proilen a f Yukon .
New*—pauglaa
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( ID) Now#—
D tu g lai Edwai
( t l Sporle—Manny Lucoff
( t l F ligh t
ID Lock Up
( I ) Hale Storm
1:14(31 Bat Matterin'*
ID B il ly Hution
i l l Doans R n d
• i l l ID CgnsanbaM
ID R ia l McPava
(II
13) Johnny S iacrala
1:11 (D B acbllar P a t h i r
in t a
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(1)
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11:11 (3)
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PMyhauiO 11
Ernia Yard
Tha Uhtauehablad
C routka Mars
Bill
Ml
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Wh# Da Ynu True!
Haul* on High S tr a it
Brighter Dar
(
Amerlein n a n d t t a s l
Becrit It'term
Edna of Night
I t ) Spill poraonalltp
Dla/lag Aid FiUag: Wagon
Train's TV Wedhaiday night show
went through the claule murder
gambit—It began with a murder,
used flashbacks to fill us In on the
victim's life and made certain
to Implicate a few friends along
the way. It's all very tidy, of
course, but the dialogue that was
ID W
Three
«»
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ID pnpepa rierhouea
i») Bin Tin Tin
11) Car|oona
Ml Weather . New . Baarta
(D Naw* and Sporlt
Marriage Slated For Thomas Show
Overland Trail, tha new NBCTV weatirn itarring William Bendlx, debut* tn tha Rivcrboat tlma
itot on Bunday, Fib. 7 at 7 p.m .. .
Stiva Alltn'a NBC-TV hour for
Monday, Jan. 18, will feature
Jimmy Durante and Peggy Lee.
Tinny Parker and Pat Harring
ton Jr., who provide the love Intarast on CBS-TV'a Danny Thomas
show, will bs Jolnad In TV matri
mony during tha March S8 optsoda.
Teddy Rooney, B-year-old ton of
Mickey Roomy, will sing on ABCTV’s Dick Clark ibow Saturday,
Feb, Ifl . . , Hiro'i • awltchi Thi
girl who portrays actor John MeIntira's daughter on tha Jan. k'S
Pater Gunn episode la hla restUfa daughter, Holly . . . A special
ona-hour drams shout an antiSimltle rabbla-rousir, ''Dattiny'a
Tot,” will bo prarantod Sunday,
Jan, 21 on NBC-TV, The adapta
tion by S. Lea Pogoatln U baaed
on sn actual psychiatric csss hlalory.
Holds 2 Stroke Lead
AVON PARK (UPH - Mrs,
Maurice OUck of Baltimore today
carried a two-itroke lead into the
final round of tho Woman’s Invf
tational golf tournament a t th#
Pioccrcst Lake* Club,
Mrs. Gllck moved Into first
piece In Thuriday’s second round
with a four-under women's par 71
for a 24-boli total of 153. Margo
Buna of Greensboro dropped Into
■ecoad place with a 71-155.
. ID nettle** Qua
11:11 (D Could Be Taa
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ID LovO T h a t Bah
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Mr. * Mr*. North
Q uota Par A D tp
T o r hot'.rr a r Ward*
D ap l a Court
Haua* P a rip
Halo f t a r m
T hla Man
Poker A La Maverick Is Best Seller
Chalk up another proof of the
power of telavlilon.
For more than a century, Poker
pUyera have been playing tha
grant American ganto "according
to Hoyle,"
Today, thank* to the popularity
of a new book on the gamo writ
ten by one of the nation'o boot
known TV otafa, many of tho
country'a 20 million Pokor players
are playing “Poker According to
Mavartck.”
That’* tha title of n paperback
published only two montha ago but
already ao popular that it la
classed as • "boat aollir” in Ua
category- Nearly a half million
caplet of th* book nr* already In
print.
Produced s t tha suggestion of
Wlllya Motors, Inc., co-iponior of
tho Maverick ABC-TV tilaviiion
■how and. published by Dill Pub
lishing Company, the book fea
ture! s full-color photograph of
tha brolhiro Martrick, B rit and
Bart, on tha e n a r amt It humor
ously illustrated throughout Ita
158 pages,
Roy Hugglni, creator of tha
television lariii, haa written tha
foieward tn which ha adviioi tha
reader: "If you ara interacted in
tha fina art of Foker-playlng aa a
game of akilt, patiane#, and animal
cunning you'll not only enjoy (hit
book—you'll profit from it,”
Although written fn tha "Mav
erick” atyla aa familiar to the na
tion's TV audience, tho book gata
down to caiaa in proving that
Pokar is strictly not a gama of
luck. "Winning poker playora over
,
No*And# •/ Motuisdi */ CM M*lm
tr* now bt «,*o*d 4o TV rowylion
M l »#•«.
IHtiME, SlfTII •MINK. Wo boro
tola of ooatM*? ffia far lad soar, **d
•Soy sit **? o i git min itatliii i l l
b in s htltor ptitan t t i i Uoy do. Tho
«m seres wa sol b« but."
—*fro.C. / . MiCowa. AaUUaa, Eoamo
■Is stms ssd cloir. W# n m rowing n il
ptOMtie etrt «• TV till on r I l i t now
-*N4to ghm, Boo* n, fS.
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NETT YORK (UPI) - Andy
Bathgate will be back at hla rid
right wing position when tha Naw
York Bangers •nMrtsln the Dotrait Had Wing! Saturday in n pi*
ttonaUy-talavlaod game. Bathgate
had beep playing center line* AM
fie Pike replaced ailing Phil V ttson aa Ranger roach two
ago.
CUSTOM
■ua wmt icnut m m u n
111 B righter Dap
THE
R eturns To Hold
NATIONALLY
ttrslgbt s t lbs — Msg
**w*r •* **• ^ i m I
pod w est
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.
i t ) Heuee an High I t r a a l
w r>
tho long haul,” ndviioa Mavorick,
"muit be ixport* with Dm wea
pon* ; iklll, courage, ■traito r,
psychology—and patience.”
And, In a chapter called "Ta*
Commandment* far Poker . C X
ore,” Maverick repeat! tha
Poker playera advice: "never draw
to an inside straight” and “nevar
draw to a three-card flush” while
adding: "never play pokar wttli
womtn.”
Tha beak la bring offend Ip
“Jeep” dealera throughout tha
United States ta proipeetlvo bay- j
ara who take a demonstration rid*
TV] marvel scans the skies
| tike radar to pud in better
e pictures on your set!
nuffsnt£trU M
l I ( o v i
The Channel Swf*: S tlftlsf
Feb. I, NBC-TV adds the U n tta
Young Show returns to th* Mto
day spotheld by th# Thin Mats r e - .
peats. NBC recently acquired com
plete distribution rights to all epi
sodes of the Young ahow, which
continues showing 1U new sp iso d tt.
on Sunday nlghta.
Love and marriage leaves NBCTV after Us Jan. IS episode. RIy»
erboat moves into the Moods/
night 7:304:3* lima slot the «ef>
lowing week . . Elvis Prtaley, n
quarter of a eantury rid on Fttday, celebrates with a trans
oceanic telephone chat to Dick
Clark's American Bandstand ahow
on ABC-TV.
MMlOO of Fntallo M to rltg
Kntlc* t l h i n h r Btvm In trcorSenco with B u tto n t nf tho Buntnot* Court)' Zonlnt Refutation*, Board of f o u n t ? C nm m lnlnnort nf
Simlnoto c s u n l r . Florid*, nrnpa*** lo tm tn d tho Boulhirn a to n d ird
Rultaing Col* in roqulro th»t th* flnar l o o t of all houii* *h*lt bo
• minimum of i i s t u n H I ) Inch** nhovo ibo crown of oil i i n i t o .
ro*d* or rlth ti-o f-w o y .
I’uhllr b la r in g will h i hild In IN* Somlnoli f o u n t ? Court llnu--.
Sanford, FlnrtS*, In th* Count? CommlMlonoro room on J t n u a r ? 31,
t i l l nt ! • : • • A. M. or oo soon thtrooftor to pooolblo.
Boord at Count? cnmmMllonoro
Bomlnoto Count?, Florida
It? John Krldor, fholrm on
A lto n David naU-htl
CM H IM
I D Moat tn# Cloth ,
i t ) . Young Dr. Malano
II) T hg Vordlot la Taura
I s r p mr t m l l , . . u t /h ts u u t k m M
stylish, tastaful pair who
ate iieilemant.
Legal Notice
W EDNESDAY P . M.
H ill It) Truth ar Ceaaeoaeaeas
(l) Lara af Ufa
used lo Inch the stary slong w ti
uncomfortably creaky with eld
age and Hodglneii.
Cliff Arquette'a ARC-TV show
la itlll asddled with shabby gagi,
technical boo-booi, slap-dash, under-rehesrsed skatebas. Intrusive
sponsor signboards. The east now
includes David Burns, ■ funny
man who provides a fine, hard
contrast to Arquette's softer com
edy approach. But Ibtlr combined
talents esn't hide the dismal writ
ing and lacklustre production.
Buddy llackcll, Pirry Como’s
guest Wednesday night on NBCTV. showed that Shelley Berman
Isn't the only comedian who can
win laughs while using the telehone for a prop. But the show’i
Ighllght was the dancing of Pe
ter Gennaro and Wisa D'Orso, a
H eo?tr Radio R TV, 504 S. Sanford A vc.
K eck TV. 2111S. Park Av«.
gVlBH*B TV * Redio Service, 809 Secood S t
Sem inole Radio h TV, 60S Celery Avc.
W . A . Norris, R t 1* B ex
L ekeriew D rive
P euT i Town R Country, 2668 Orlando Drive
it
FRIDAY EVENINGS
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CLEAN •■room furniihed apt.
Close In. t i l Park Am .
3 ROOM garage apartment. Ph.
PA 2-1103.
SPACIOUS furnished modem mm
bedroom apartment: eaeeQent
condition: quiet neigh borbood;
I t l W. 10th Street. Pk. PA 3-029*
after 9:00 p. m.
TRAILER SPACES: U rg e k
Camp Seminole Trailer Pa:
Wekiva River Rd. FA 2-dllL
l
wtwfvA
1 ‘r- *
BEDROOM,' kltchec equip
home with earporte. C a
PA I-T703 for appointment.
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LAWt UUI.
GRANDMA*
WVNNEWOOD: 3 BR., Pla. Rm.,
atove, refrigerator. Air eonditioner optional. Low payment*.
ZtlO Stevrni Ave.
g ROOM houie on large eornef
lot. Phone FA 3-34M.
RAYMOND M. BALI?
AND ASSOCIATES
Real Eat ala — Interlace
Beret? Bonda
3-BEDROOM unfomiahed bouae, 211 Mo. Park Ave. Th. PA 2-MC.
kitchen alectrleaUy equipped.
Sanford
3413 Willow Avenuo.
Call
S BEDROOM, kitchen equipped,
Evana Bldg. Lake Mar?
PA M2T«.
•Ir conditioned bouao. FA 2-3333.
Ph. FA'2-1290
SLEEPING ROOMS. The Gablea,
Ml Magnolia. PA 3-0720.
FIRST FLOOR FRONT, furnace
beat, clean, alnk In room, kit
chen privilege!. 100 Holly. Pbona
RENT A BED
FA 2-2430.
RolUway, Hoipita’ A Baby Beda
By Dty, Week or Month.
bachelor apt.,
3-ROOM ____
. . ground
_
CARROLL'S PURNITURE
floor, completely furniabed, 140
Ph. PA 2-B1I1
110 W. let Bt.
month. 312 Palmetto.
WELAKA APARTMENTS: room,
private hatha, 114 W. Plrat St.
UNFURNISHED »•bedroom bouae,
large Florida room, kitchen
equipped, hardwood floora. Call
FA 2-101T.
NEW two bedroom houae In Lake
Mary; walking distance to
school and More. 2T3 per me.
PA 2-TI13.
(-ROOM furnished apt. |M . Adults
119 N. Jasamina Ave.
Ltgol Notice
OFFICE SPACE with ample parklog. 313 Oak Avenue. PA 2-9*0*.
Legal Notice
o r m iw io v
m aeoi.vst r o e r o a .T i e M
Native Is hereby given uniter the
•revision* n( Section SSI.IS, JTtnr*
da Statute*, to eerh a t the eor*
?oratlone lleted below, the eente
jelnn Inrorporeted under the tawe
of Flnrlde, end according to the
eernrde a t tho nerretary of ntote,
earh and every each corporation
appeara delinquent for three III
yearn or more In tha filing of re>
porta and payment of t a t e i under
tha proelelana • ( ie rtlo n *#«■!*.
Florida Statute*. and th a t undor
tha provisions of said Section
sea at. Florida flUtntae, said cor*
poratlona have bean tlaeeed os
subject to dissolution, and th at
three f t l month* a fter dal* of thli
puhllratlnn earh and svery such
corporation lilted below th e t bee
not In the meantime filed It* re*
parte due and paid tha taae* due
under tha pravlalone of Section
•et.sa, Florida Statute*. will ha
rertlflad to tha Oovornor of th*
m at* of Florida, who will leou*
S Proclamation St th a t ttma dis
solving said norpo ration.
INTEND CONSTRUCTION DO,
INC.. * ANFORD
LAWSON AND TRLVtMCITOef, me.
■ANFORD
M AND M PROPMRTIR*. INC.,
SANFORD
ORIKNTA
FKXNERIM,
IRC.
FERN PARK
PHNlNdULAR T R A N S F r . R A
rrORAQK, INC., SANFORD
POLAM CONSTRUCTION COMPANT, OHULUOTA
RtPtt AND RKADT TOMATO *
PRODUCE CO.. SANFORD
gRMINOLR TRUCK AND TRACT
OR COMPANT, SANFORD
$500 DOWN
t Aerei of highland with homo.
In good water area. Bearing
lamon and orange Weee, Oa
paved road.
910,900 COMPLETE PRICE
NEW 2 bdrm. house completely ALMOST NEW house; Urge liv
ing room, bedroom, tile bath,
furnished. Deposit furnished on
colored fixtures; kitchen with
gas. PA 2-2977.
wall ovan, table top above; draw
drapes; .ideal for coupla. Call
FURN. Apt. 900 Park Ave.
$200 Dn* - V acant
PA 1-3344 aftar 9:03 P. M.
I-STORY HOUSE for rent or
Two Bedroom CB home hulk 40
sale reasonable; Comer 3rd k 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house,
FHA specification*. «42 monthly
Chapman. Mr*. W .,0. Brooke,
payment!. 93,MO.
1
Star Rt. Enterprise, Fla-
xoticr
to
BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY
3 BR. houae on Mcsaniis, fast « C
of city lim it; kitchen equipped
Venetian bllnda, apace heeler.
Muit aell at ooce. S3MS. Will
FURNISHED apartment PA 3-MOO,
trade for late model car,
NICE BEDROOM with private ea
FA 2-0M1 or FA 3-0333.
trance and bath. P h a m
HOME on Rlverview St. Inqniro
FA 2-2440.
41T Wtat let St. PA 2-31T0.
HOUSE for rent on Sanford
Avenue n e a r Lake Jeraup. LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 10IP
x 143*; one block eff New UpPA 2-34*4.
aala Rd. 9*30. Phone PA I-T21S
FURNISHED one bedroom duplex
after 9:00 P. M.
m
with utUitiea. PA 2-0343.
i s t u b rn t'V T r a r a n r a r o r a r ,
■KWIVOI.R
FLORIDA
RSTATR o r
HANS-RICHARD KJCNNERltD.
th* Circuit Court In nnd for HemlDeceased nnle Counly, Florida. In ChanHTATK OF FLORIDA T o t
rory, wherein F ir s t Federal Sav.
LAW It KNOB J, PTERION. who** Inae and Loan Aeeorlatlnn of
residence Is unknown, and all sth er gsmlnola County, a corporation. Is
poreona roncornedi
plaintiff nnd Orange Hud Hullork
Vnu aro hereby notified that and Jallen flullorh, hie wife, are
Valda J. Robblne. Executor of tho defendant*, Chancery Docket No.
Ketata of Hsna nichard KJsnnarud, I Cite, I, David Oalcktl, Clerk or
deceased, has filed a Petition In Iho aforesaid Clrrult Court, will
said Court praying for an nuthorl. wlihln tho teaal hours of eat* an
action to sell at private aala th* Monday, th* let day of February.
following described properly, tn- A. D. IISC, offer for sal* and a*ll
w it:
lo th* highest and beet bidder for
rash a t tha front door of tho
Ix)t IT. R to e h .lt. Dresmweld
Court House of Seminole County,
Pubdlvlrlen,
according
lo
Florida, In Sanford, Florida, tha
County, Flarida, together
following described property, situ
ated and being In Seminole County,
with th* fnrnltur* and
.furnishings Uealod on tha
Florida, lo-wlt:
aatd premise a
Th* West I1M feet of the
and yon are hereby required to
North IIS feet of the Southfile ronr written appearance, do.
west q u arter of tha North
femes, nr ohjertlnna to said Peti
west q uarter of Section If,
tion wlihln t t days after th* flret
Township la South, Rang*
publication hereof, Should you fell
I* Hast, Seminole County,
therein, decree will be entered la
Florida.
due course upon said Petition.
■aid aala will he mad* pursuant
Witness my hand and aaal of to and tn order to satisfy ah*
eall Court at fanford, Seminole term s a t said flaal deers*.
county, Fieri!*, Ule teth day ef tSEAI.)
December, lilt.
David M. Oatchel
(gfCAI.)
Clark of r l r c u t Court, In and
for Seminole County, Florida
Wilson Aletander
county Judge
R r t Martha T. Vlblen
Ry Laths Fowler
Deputy Clerk
Clerk
P i n t publication an January I, 1140
ROSA L. PAYTON
Rcgiatered Rati Eetato Broker
Mary E. Carmen — Leo SelvaB
B. E. Rogero, Sr. Associates
Ph. FA l-UOl IT-93 at Hiawatha
WELCOME
NAVY A N D
NEWCOMERS
TO SANFORD
C o u id to j.
P W jo n o h
WITNKgd WHNRKOF, t
have hereunto eat my hand
and enaeed (he areal Beal
of tha Stats of Flarida, In
bo affixed at falUhanane.
ike capital, thin tha lad
dog ad Jen . A. ,p. tide.
R. a . orey
Secretary qf mate
“In th§ City o f
Gracious Living**
Homes D*kign*4 f o r
Florid* L M ftf.
S A 4 Bedroom* —
Dream Homes
VA - FHA FHA In Sarricc
Conventional
F inancing
Down Paym ents
Low as $425
HOMES
You c m b u t * ta im m*diatoljr who* th e p*p*rc a n
T O T A L PRICE
brands
’ (
o o e » i r >-*■
•MOWMUCUf
•Ne get rick quick aefcams
'Good profit
QUALiriCATlONB—Only resomriMs far sighted lndlriduals with faith la th e n n r i
builnesi, seeking a long term
W* Guarant** PtrsofuJ
Satisfaction On I S *
Construction O f Your
Hoorn F o r Tho F irs t
Yoar — O r Your Down
Pay m u t And Closing
Coat Will B o. ChowfuU:
KafuadwL
HITS Imrastmmt, depmdiM
ea aiao ad territory deetoad.
WRITE. WIRE OR CALL
BEST RECORD MVIBION
Americas Internatieeutl
Industries, lac.
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a k i s A ll B u s in e s s P a y M
a. Female Help Wanted
hr
Dsirferh
Rente
SELL or TRADE: 1-Btdroom. l t t WHITE female help wanted. . u t
baths, CB, Florida room. Nicely
be 21.
to. r i. ’N Whittle.
landscaped 135’ x 155* corner
lot. $2,500 down or wil) trade NEAT APPEARANCE: stenogra
pher and typist; for DcBary
for other property. Will finance
rial estate office; pleasant sur
part of down payn.ent if desir
roundings. Write Box S, c/o
ed. 120 E- Coleman Circle
Sanford Herald.
VA 2-7207.
ALSO practically new S room
residence at 2711 Sanford Ave.
Convenient to Sanford Nav»l 3-ACRES of good farm land In ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY:
Must be experienced in use of
Sanford Celery Delta 2500 per
Air Station.
Executive l.B.M. and dictating
acre. Excellent term s Riehardi
machine; shorthand preferred.
Hotel, Melbourne. Florida.
For further datalla contact
Good salary and personnel polic
GEORGE T. STUMP
ies. Apply to Seminole Memor
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
S t Johns Realty Co. ial
lloipital, 1101 Eait First
A LOAN ASSN.
11* N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6123
Street.
4*117 ft. COURT ST., ORLANDO
•
PHONE GA 5-1531
.•jJ M a to J to lg JA a u to d i
INCOME PROPERTY: A p t
haute. Nardi repair but food
(or future invettment. Located
£ *01 So. Park Ave. Sanford —
v oppotlta Firat BapUal Church.
Frl.. Jan. 8, 1960—Page 9 1S*A Beauty
^Alao 120 rolling acre*, with large
aid amail lakaa, two dwallinga,
ssly $300. per acre, 2*7. down.
FARMER’S
AGENCY
N. V. Fanner, Realtor
D. H. Whitmore
O. Trams
110 S. French Av*. Ph. FA 1-5221
A t e bows, FA TftUft, FA 1-4021,
OTA S4HI1
BEADY FOR IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
8-BEDRt/OM, 2 bath, kltehan
equipped, Florida room. Large
lot. Call FA 11432.
MICE dean two bedroom bouse
« two tots Just outside city
Emits. A real bargain at 7,500
LOVELY new bouse; three apackoua bedrooms, two tiled baths,
tarraxao floor*, bulk to kltehan,
carports and utility room. On
lari* plat shaded lot with
aprlttktor ayatam. Near shopping
contor. Price $14,500. G o o d
Tarns.
C. A . W hiddon, Sr.
to
BROKER
BM Be. Park Ave. Ph FA 2-5001
OWNEB LEAVING: Must sell two
bedroom CB homo. Low down
payment, $ li monthly. Any
terms considered. FA ft-7501.
after *:00 P. M.
HOME WITH A VIEW
Locatad a t two lots ahpded by
k Twenty Three huge Oaks, this
| three bedroom—two bath home
with He unobstructed view of
« beautiful lake to truly SOMETHLNO SPECIAL. Among Ua
many extra featurea a r t a
Hi-Fi speaker ayatam, forced
air duet heat la ovary room
and a two ton Air Conditioner.
V you are leaking for an ultrato a setting trottying Casual Florida at Iu
• beautiful beat, PICK UP THAT
PHONE BIGHT NOWI Wa era
eager la sea year reaction when
yon lospect this WONDERFUL
hom e.
ONLY $M,»e, TEEMS
W. H. “ BUI” STEMPER Agency
FA l-OSl
U t N. Park
LEAVING town; bargain for qulek
sale; financed or cash. FA I-I5t7
•N E W 1-bedroom block house, part
ly furnished, M,M0, terms. Ap
ply MIO Palmetto.
f-BEDROOM
porch, fenced yard; Just ouUida
city limits. FA 2-7422.
LAFF-A-DAY
SHAD FISHERMEN
.
Send a Dollar Bill and rcceivo
by return mall FOUR GUAR| ANTEED M AO LURES which
successful hi
have graved an success!
the Chesapeake Bay arei
area. Or*
ders shipped
same day.
, _______
. Made
by axperlai
. lanced shad fisherman.
GENE’S
(EH TACKLE WORMS
41$ Charlotte I t Lancaster, Fa.
&
dialqsm
LOO
FO R A G O O D D E A L
- SEE THESE C A R S 57 B U IC K 4-Dr. Hardtop - Air Cond.
57 B U IC K Convertible
58 FORD 4-Dr.
56 M ERCU RY Convertible
q
Your Credit is fo o d on any o f these Cars
T&f MOTORS
U1Q Froaeh A r t.
t3—Notices 4
S
BE
Thrifty
IN
"60'
OPEN HOUSE
Wall
FOR LEASE: 40 acres, Seminole
county, BEtt Sect. ]* Twn 21
M g . SIR. Write; A. Shop, 220
Hyde Park Ave., Tampa.
S3. Altleton Fee
Dawn's
r w b t e i-a
N. V. Farmer, Realtor
D. H. Whit mors
Lillian C. Tram a
Associates
US S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-5231
A t e hours, FA I-Mll, FA 3-4SI1,
FA 2*3(1
21. Fxmttere
FACTORY TO YOU
ALUMINUM VENETIAN BUNDS
1 LIVE FOR LOVE*
Beauty ftalon
Endued head. Sag-proof bottom
Phone FA B-1S1I
211* Oak
TA 1-76*4 rail with plaiUe end*. PlaaUe
or rayon Upea. Cotton — nylon
16. Flew era 4 P lante
cordt.
LUCIOUS BLONDE wants to
meet gentleman — object matri
MARIAN MARKET CABBAGF. Senkurik Glass nnd Puint Co.
mony. Must ba handsome, wkty
FA 3-4«22
PLANTS for aale. Fred Thurs 112-114 W. 2nd St.
and have a comfortable bom*
ton, Phone FA 2-3N0.
with Speed Quern: Waster—
COMPLETE living room art, 3
B'xl3' ruga and roll-away bed;
ooe that wash— nod riaaea
PLANTS: Tomatoes, Cabbage and
about > mo. old. Take over
hyglrnically clean. I don't want
Collarda SOc per hundred; spe
low monthly payment*1 only.
to be grouchy on wash days.
cial price In lots of thousand;
FA 2 8808.
I yon don't have n Speed
1133 E. 7th. St. Phone PA 2*521.
Queen don't write- Get that
Cut Flowers For Any Oecasslon SEMI AUTOMATIC Zig-Zag Port
eed Queen Waaber now nl
able — 20 year guarantee on
SANFORD FLOWER SHOP
alber of Sanford, 30ft E. Fleet
parti, labor and icrvlce, Take
FA 31122
nr
FA 1*270
Street.
over payment* only. 185* Mo
I*. Boat* and Meter*
del. Write Credit Manager, 44— Lost A
Box A A A , c/o Sanford Her
*57 JOHNSON 35 h p. electric mo
REWARD for return of key,
ald.
tor; Pelican trailer; 14 ft. step
card* 4 check booh tain
bottom runabout; FA 2*633 SINGER PORTABLE for balance
N. C. ear Dee. 14. No q
after *;00.
due to reapomlble party with
aiked. Phono FA l-»Ttft.
local credit. Take over pay
ment* of $6.43. Write Credit LOST; Black purse at Fraternity
Galoway To The Waterway
Dance. Please cell FA l-430t.
Manager, Box AAA, e/o Sanford
Your EVINRUDE Dealer
Herald.
LOST:
Small Welker Hound, fem
Robson Sporting Goods
ale, black and white with some
304*4 E. 1st.
Pb. FA 2-5*61 TOMATOES and SWEET POTA
tan. With collar and name
TOES. Celery Ave., pear Beardplates. Last seen I miles west M
all.
Morcury Outboard Motors
N>W Smyrna, 3 I V A I $ .
WOODRUFF MARINE
FA 3*541.
SAVE at BRYAN’S
•401 Fr—ah Ave.
FA 3-13*1
. FABRIC SHOP.
One block Weat of Monroe Comer, LOST: Radio controlled model
airplane; orange aad blue. Leal
on Writ Firat St.
to Dream wold Section. RE
’4* HALF TON Chevrolet PickSell Ua Your Furniture. Quick WARD. FA 3-211< nr e a l
UP fori
k * sale or trade for car.
nolo Sporting Goods,
Service With The Caah. SUPER
Phone FA 3-1*36.
TRADING POST, FA 2-0*77.
LOST: Scottie puppy six
SI. ruratlor*
MARY CARTER PAINTS
old, black. REWARD offered
World'a Largeit Gallon
return. CaU FA 1-7374.
New 4 Used Furniture 4 AppU
BUY
ONE
G
A
L
a aces. A Good Plato To
LOST: Gold necklace, heart shape
GET ONE FREE
BUY, SELL nr TRADE
set with diamond. REWARD.
W. lit. St.
Ph. PA 23*48
Phone FA 2-Oftlft.
Jenkins Furniture
IYING TOWN, mult tell furni
400 Sanford Ave.
FA
ture: two piece living room
suite; coffee table; end tables;
• BIG VALUES
three piece bedroom suite;
• IU1CK CREDIT
chrome dinette set; other odds
• EASY TERMS
and ends: FA 2*6*1.
WE aiV E TOP VALUE STAMPS
WILSON - MAIER 7 cu. R. FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator
with 25 lb. capacity freeter and
New and Uaed Furniture
Frigidxlre electric etove with $6
311 E. First 84.
FA 2*632
to. oven. CaU FA 1-751*.
CUSTOM BUILT furniture
gle places or sets. Alao furni 1855 FORD Renchwagon; 1861
Triumph ThunderbUd motor
ture repair. Cabiaate made.
cycle; 14 ft. Wolvereoo boat
FA 1-7061.
and trailer; IS It. P. Kvtnrude
motor; reasonable. FA B-7MI.
BOLLAWAY, Hospital aad Baby
Bads. Day. Week or Month—
FURNITURE CENTER
1100 French Ave.
Ph. *A 1-7M3
Very attractive and comfortable RETAIL Building Material Out
1 bedroom, tile bath. CB home,
side Salesman, soma experience
locatad in Wynnewood and altu
In building materials necessary.
atcd on 13' x US' oak ahadcd
Write qualifications to Boa R,
lot. Featurea equipped kitchen,
c/o Sanford Herald.
k hardwood fluora, and many
other nice extrai.
SEARS ROEBUCK k Co. has
opening la Central and South
Total price — Juit $11,0*5, and
Florida for men between the
after very reaaonable down
ages of 21 and 45, In manage• *
payment, aaaume VA 4V4%
mrnt training. Good starting
mortgage payment* of ftT.TO.
salary while In training. After
We will be pteaaed to serve
completion of training period
*** © IM*KingVetterti tradtota. Isa. Wsrli risMinssnW. ]
you.
you will be assigned as a mana
"Man, what s day I had at the offioa. I'm *v*a glad
ger of a Sears Catalog Sales
Stenstrom R ealty
to b* home.’*
Office with chance of further
HERBERT STENSTROM
advancement. Applicants muat
Registered Broker
have a college education, be of
LBN RtS.NER
good character, be neat in ap
LOTTIE BROADWAY
pearance. Sales experience pre l L _ B r t M l B | _ j _ P a t e « M _ ^ i B * j e l n 13. Special Benders
KEN TORBETT
ferred but not required. If you
H E A T I N G
THOS. E. THOMPSON
BETTYE D. SMITH
meet the necessary require
General Contractor
H. B. POPE CO.
Associates
ments, write giving brief des
Homo Carpentry Rcpaira
aoo ft. Park - FA 2 4234
U M. Park Ph. FA 2-2410 cription of your educational
Roofing k Siding
background and three personal
PUMPS ~ SPRINKLERS
Phono FA 2*451
3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, double car
references. Address your letter
Ail types and sites. Installed
ports, extra large utility room.
to
Mr.
W.
C.
Anderson,
P.
O.
TASKER PAINTING — Room
"Do It Yourself"
Monthly payments $76. 110
Box 432, Winter Haven, Florida.
Special. FA 2*15*.
WE REPAIR AND SERVICE
Shannon Dr. FA 2-137*.
STINE
ROOFING, Gutters, Spouting,
Machinery and Supply Co.
APPROXIMATELY ten acres of 11. Work Wanted
Roof Ropalrs, Fainting, Cement I0T W. and St.
Ph. PA 1*432
grove, $1,500 per acre; near Sunk Carpenter Work. General
land Estatea. Contact Joseph PART TIME or temporary office
Home Repairs. M yra. Experi TV PICTURE TUBE SPECIAL
work desired by young woman;
Levy, FA 2-1223.
ence. Very law Rates. Phone
For 3 'weeka only!
experienced. FA 2-4644.
FA 2-5*71
REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN
M to. (accept aoma
SECRETARY: shorthand, dicta
.portables)
123.50
2544 French Ave.
B A M ROOFING
tion, legal experience; wants
31 to. 133.50
14 la. 343.50
J. W. HALL
Contracling k Repairs
full or part-time work. Call
A0 tubes have k 1 yaar guarantee.
Realtor
lie s—ad —, Beaded
FA 2-M44.
LLOYD'S RADIO k TV
"Call Hall"
PhoM FA 1*041
FREE ESTIMATES
4l« Sanford Ave. PI,. FA 2-9T2*
Day* Work Wanted. PA 2-3253.
100 Laurel Ave. Ph. FA 2-7*43
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor
LEWIS SALES 4 SERVICE
Raymond Lundquiat, Assoc.
PERMANENT or temporary work
PAINTING k DECORATING
Vespa Motor Scooter*
FA 1-3*41 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
aa light ateno. — typist or gone,
licensed — B atted
Heater 4 Lawn Mower Service
ral office work. PA 3-1M0.
Free Estimate* —
West Country Club Rd, FA 2-7$2ft
2-BEDROOM block bouse leas
Work Guara
than one year old; small down PERMANENT work for 1* yr.
SERVICE CALLS « l.» : for dopayment. FA 2-7*72.
old boy. Pbooe FA 3-MM
FA 2-1204
pend able TV service, call San
ford TV Center, 9th and Sanford
12. PlemMag Bervtcee
It. SjMrial'
Ave. FA 1*741.
STOP I LOOK I LISTEN!
SANFORD Plumbing k Heating PIANO LESSONS to your homo.
MODER7- RUG CLEANERS
Call FA 2-731*.
gTOPI in to see our 3 bedroom UN So. Urn Ph. FA 1-7*14.
All Sis* Rug* And Wall Te Wall
lift or I tiled bath homes at
Carpets. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
AUTO GLASS
1 Week Service Ph. FA I-TU7
Plum bing
R epairs
SAN SEM KNOLLS
im C. Themaa
INSTALLED
4' Mocks Weat of French Avenue
1*21 Barita St.
FA S-M4* Windshield
on 30th Street.
Back Glasa Sewing Mach. Repairs
Loor
Glass
VentGlasaALL MAKES 4 MODELS
LOOK! »t all the wonderful fea
$SAVE?
104 Bo.- P ark -<34 hr. ear.)
SERVICE
tures la these homes. Terrauo
FA 2 3425
New 4 Used
Senltarik Glaxo and Paint Co.
floors—Furred and Plastered
F urn itu re and Appliances
U i 1U W. had Bt.
FA 2 4*22 13-A
walla — Custom built • cabinet
P adore
Plumbing k Heating
work—and Dust-free closets
TV aid RADIO REPAIR at r DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP Mather of Sanford
AIR CONDITIONING
Close to echooli and shopping
CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK S;M alfthto aad weekends; Ban 2004 Adama Pb.
E. P in t BL PB. FA 2-0VII
FA "3511
ter*, Lake Mary and Longwood.
Seated Ave.
FA 24NI
-LISTEN! to the price and
FA 1I77I and FA 1*11*.
tar ms—1550 Down FHA Financ
PLUMBING
ed—Exclusive with
INCOME TAX ftERVICE
Contracting k Repairs
W. H. “Bill” 8 temper Agency
WILLIAM H. MURRAY
free Estimates
Realtor 4 Insurer
R. L. HARVEY
1111 Celery Ave. Tsl- FA 213*4
ASSOCIATES: H. K. Toffee
Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper IN Sanford Ave. Pham FA ***** PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING
Robert F. May, B ait Pilcher,
W. L. HARMON
13- Electrical Servitor
Helen E. Noonan
PH. FA 2-4229 After ft P. M.
Phone PA 1-49*1
US N. Park House Wiring — Electric Service
Thla te year opportunity to a— and taapaot
BEPT1C TANK SERVICE
Sid Vlhton
Since 1*4*
RANDALL ELECTRIC OO.
U I Magnolia
FA 2*915
A. HARE
DEBARY
NOrih ft-4422
NOrth ft-4711
1*. Build i»g
WAUC RIGHT IN
LL
ENVELOPES, Letterhead., atatoA'money maker NOW and wide
WALL PAPERING k PAINTING
■Mte, Invoices, hand bills, and
open for farther expansion.
Bod Beard
programs, e t c . Pr igreiaiva
MOST UP TO DATE, SPACIOUS AND LIVABLE
Present income recolvcd from Work Guaranteed
Contact 50* West *th St.
Printing Ce. Pbo— FA 2-2851—
six different aonrcea, one, or all,
HOMES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA. IF YOU WANT
Pbooa FA I **41
am Was* 131b St.
may be increased.
Opportunities inch as this sel
TH E MOST FOR YOUR MONEY IN QUALITY
dom available. 114,oo* down will
give you Immediate possession.
AND LOCATION DON’T MISS TH IS OPPORTUN-
FARMER’S AGENCY
. F A 2 -2 6 1 1
A Satisfied customer ta our bod Uicd furniture, appliances, tooli Canteena, m en Hts, compete**,
advertisement.
military toy*, tent*, cote. Army-n P law JfaM m ^d U rry ’a Mart
Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave.
215 SanforuAvr. Ph. FA 3-4132
HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK
10ft So^Jdak___
Ph. fA V-5741
Ti. a m e lei T S T s a lT
REDWOOD Cedar closet, to*
new, $30. 450 Rosalia Dr. (out*
Ba Lovelier With Professional GOOD Uaed Appliance* and TV’a.
tage).
Beauty Can.
Gormly, Inc., Third 4 Palmetto.
HOME SEEKERS
YOU’LL LOVE THIS
Six beautiful acre*, about five
in bearing grove, 310 orange,
40 grapefruit and tangerine
treea, 4 to 40 year* old. (pro
aant crop included). Several
excellent homeaitei, weat of
Sanford. Only $1,000 down, reaeonable term* on balance.
b
BRASS MOTORS
SEVENTH
*
FRENCH
diam sA
AVE.
Plym outh — D sSoto D ealer
e FIAT
a USED CARS
LOCATION:
LOCK ARBOR: Drlva want — Nth Mireel f - » iltea.
Turn —nth an Format Drive at HALGBN alga.
56 DESOTO
56 PLYM O U TH
TIME:
Flradensn T n d n r Hardtop
Hpaitomaa • Automatic Trane. •
Pew— Steering •
liadln • Heater •
White Sidewall
Tlreu
Verier Sever
Palat •
Eaira Clean •
A Earggla Al
Friday t i l t A. M. until dark; Saturday *:S* A. M. aatN
dark; Bondar liM P. M. until dark. F— Information or
tranapertaliea tall: FA S-IIIS an Friday 4 Saturday;
PA S-II4I an Boater.
$1295
59 FIA TS
Vft • Tutune
$995
55 PLYM O U TH
f t) Leeet Owners
»- a —t — . M k | S
$1195
Sever V* With Overdrive •
Geed Tnteae Paint
RadIn -
$795
PRICE:
ONLY *14,500
3 BEDROOM S - 2 T ILED BATHS
57 CH EVRO LET
56 CH EVRO LET
“lift" ft Cylinder - Standard • Cylinder * Standard Trane.
Tranamlelen • Heaterr •
Gaud Tnteae
Gaud Tnteae
Paint • Goad
PftlM
A-l
$1195
OPEN 'III 9:00
MONDAY
Thru
SATURDAY
$695
EVENINGS
NEW USED C A S LOT
SEVENTH S FRENCH AVE.
Sea thesa
BE SURE A N D SEE THESE
HALGEN HOMES
m
Buys Today !
58 Chevrolet
Bela Ire Fardor . VS Engine •
Equipped With Radio and Heal
er - TarbogUde Trane. • BeautI
ful Tatoae FlnUh •
Far Above Average
$1995
•c£g.
57 Chovrolot
Peedor StaHan Wagon • S
Under • Standard Trane. *
Ufa I Tnteae
Finish
$1695
Super Fnrdor Hardtop • Fully
Equipped Including P e w a r
Steering and Power Broker *
Perfect Tutune Finish • Law
Mlleege * Far
Above Average
$1895
56 Volkswogon
56 Chavrolat
$1395
56GM C
54 Cadillac
Fleetwood f a
**•1" ‘ Pardee Sedan • Fully
Equipped Including Air Cundlti'.nrr • Perfect
In Every Way
Our U**d Cars Will B* Displayed F*r Y«nr
Inspection Nightly On Our Lnrgp lighted L*L
W HERE DEALS SH IN E
.1 I t , .! ( ■ - f r a w N a t t a r
y
*
- J
•rift
■Vr'
$995
55 Cadillac
’ -' ’
HeUIre Porter Hardtop - F ^ f
Equipped ■ Perfect
Flateh - White
SldowaE Tirea
Hair Tan PteAnp ; § Cjr
ana
New Tirea • Ba Barn And
Tudor Sedan • Geed ra ta l
Clean Interior • Thla One la A See Tkto One
For Only
Krai Gua Barer
and Only
*
'■'''AA
FjC|S£
57 Buick
1TY TO INSPECT THESE HOMES CONSTRUCTED
BY HALUEN CORPORATION.
■
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2nd 4 Palm ettu U. C. U t FA t-A U lO fe . FA M T U
Chevrolet -
.
�‘
For Torturing
Wife On Trip
the Podtrsl Avisitor Agee*
prefldsney testa damai#
nereis) aircraft..
ttoaal pilots who a n Mm*
of the Airline Pilots Aaan.
flatly Uwy will toko no mare
t proficiency lasts baeaua* of
retest National Alitteos ae*
sta.” Airline offleialo called a
ttag today with their pilot*
itoore of tho ALPA tod etid
pUota should have discussed
s charge* with the compeny.
? a a i'U p y w s
If Republican Nixon ia elected chief a chant* te pror* ha’a atUl
(itendent, Butler MIBT*MW'« * /< “ fliiA ^Z ^m ocrat Lawrence invlt(ha limit” on any price Increases. ad McDonald to b* a Pennsylvania^
Ha predicted that Nixon would not delegate-at-Urg* at tha Demo
cratic convention In July.
win tha presidency.
“I will accept with pleasure, af
Stcalworkara Praiidfnt David J .
McDonald U the man who really course," McDonald replied,
jumped out of the Iryiny pen of McDonald started hla day ta Mm
the labor diipula Into the fire of hot political watera by saying in
a TV interview that Nison ahonld
politic!.
Columnist Drew Pearson said not pet all (|m praise h e Ob* Meal
Thursday that MeDonald had told aetUeoMnt
friends be would forsake hie nor Ho aald Jaat a* much eradM
mal Democratic allefiance .and aid ihould f* to the financier father
Nison's presidential campaign ba of Sen. John F. Kennedy (D -0
eauaa of the "very generous” atael Maaa.ii Democratic p«—Martial
aspirant, for partuadln* hia hank
settlement.
McDonald promptly doniod that er frienda in auppert a atael aai_
he's committed to support Nixon tlemant
McDonald aald that aMhar Ken
or anybody alas.
Pennsylvania Gov, Davtf L. nedy or Nixon would maha n food
pi ai ldant
Crash Victims
BOLIVIA, N. C. (DPI) - PBI
anal official, aald. ’'oat tha flagarprlota experts eepeetsd to
the M victim* at Wadjveday’a
Hanoi crash near Brilvir, N.C.
IWn BoHvl* disaster, lo which
9C4B New Yerh-to-MIsm flight
porurtly disintegrated in the
Twm M eeeem fto hM NaUonwtlhin eight weeks. On Nov. 1«
MlsmttnSew Oricao# inter*
Uge flight «a»b*d
If af Mexico under similar drnatanees and killed all 41 prir» aboard.
. .
fhe Natianal pilots charged that
. yAA'S drici pcefldency teste
t harmful te commercial air*
rtt "amt may eventually lead te
ltah the Identity af two victims
atm missing.
By Into Thursday night. W af
tha SI bodlse had has* poriUvriy
identified by finger prints, by
clothing sod Jtweuy or by grtav*
lag relatives who stood in a tiny
screaoad-irt saetlaa af a high
school gymnasium la task at tha
victims. A hospital strata aepantad them from the main ream
whore raws of bodtee lay *cs the
Saar.
Two day* af marehteg through
muddy krmlaod and damp forerto at the crash site failed te
tun up any trace ef two other
victims. Discovery of m oral
piano gfltewe and two fragment*
of teoetage skta at Kuru Beach
led to apeeuiatlen that the two
may have falten from Am etrlcken
DC-fB before It reiehH the Brito*
Uw target are* ia ta Uw geaera! vicinity af the Marshall lalauds, where the United lu te*
has aa atomic testing ground.
Anatoly Docoduitala, writing In
KomtomoUkaya Pruvads, said
"tha schievsmsots af Bavlat rackairy alraady usable axtewlva eel*
sntlfic axparimente In spec*.”
"U Is perfecUy claar, howovar,
than aa increase ta the weight af
bear* a f friUlasta Cna.tr WarE« to ll resets* bis* at tks .tr ie ,
r Davie K. Oat* Ml, Clsrk, In tks
awrtbsMs to Buford, Florid* up
i in * p. it* January ti, n s* for
is (all awins pises of sqillpmsatl
Oa* S-srllDdsr, 4 tan elek-up
trurfc (dark grssn) squlpp.d It possibls considerably to inwltht
cress* Uwir lustramentation and
AlltamaUa Irsft.mlsslsn
Ns-sole Slffsrs.llsl ,
Sits-II csss Sin stlas mud-trssd, comprehensive studies te the ipse*
4-ply Hr* (Tow. *N Couatrytyps) oa wl*s H a s on roar
around Uw earth," be said.
■tes-ll l-ply tiros (standard
The mw Bovidt rocket, be stld
tread, standard rials) sa Irani
"will be especially Important In
sad .spare
Mss tor
tho light of flights te other planets
Fsasa rakb*r east and kssk
of the solar ayetem."
T ars signals
"Hera again," be added, "tha
problem of payloads la of para
mount interest to sclenltei*. Aad
payloads depend M Um power at
Uw rocket’* engines."
Moscow newspaper* carried
• UM w e st b . ssolossd In a thoAllnew*
of Uw projected Pacific
•salad sdvslspa plainly marksd sn
M e oetsidsi Bid F o r Pick-up tests m Uwir front pages.
Lake Mary Church
Gels New Pews
WASHINGTON (UPI) - A a* dent's forecast of tha large stir
word sentence that President El
Rep. CarroH D. Kearns (Pa.)
senhower inserted In hie State of
the Union Message has boosted top Republican ow the House Edu
prospect* that Congress will go cation and Labor Committee,
viewed EUenhowor's menage as
•bowing a willingnem to compro
mise. Kearns aald he was "willlag to work herd" to reach a
uted to members of Congms, the compromise.
President urged action uo Uw 35year iaetsHmiiH plan for school
aid that he recommended last
year. '
N called for a federal ootiey of
sbeut SLM0,M0,0W over • long
period to help needy ecbool dis
tricts pay off bonds for eouetruet*
tag now classrooms.
JACKSON, Min. (UPI) - A
But Eisenhower, ia rending his
address, tossed in the extra sen long-secret FBI report on the
tence stating that his budget for l/nehlng of Negro Mack Charles
Uw neat fiscal year would show a Parker last April contains stetepi.MO.ono.eeo surplus "to be ap ments from three men that they
plied against our national debt."
Liberal House Democrats seised
thit statement as Justification tor
their pay-now program of taggsr
federal grants within Uw next few
years for building iclwol*.
Bsp. Frank Thompson Jr. (D*
N. J.) said Risoohower’s saliclpa*
od surplus "might hatter be used
lor ear greatest natural resource
—our children.”
a month-long FBI in
Tjwapson, who supported ■ pleted after last
summer.
largtf program last year, said he verilgotlon
None
of
the
statements
contained
wae "willing te compromise and admissions that tho authors
•pend Just as much s i Uw Presi themselves gone to Uw Jell to had
get
dent recommended la IM7.” He
recalled the President then rec Parker, a truck driver who was
held on a charge of having
ommended US million dollars an being
raped a white women.
nually for four years.
One of Uw three men was quot
Bop. . Cleveland M. Bailsy (D*
W. V i.), chairman of tho House ed is saying that, because of
ho gavo JaU kegs to four
education subcommittee, said El fear,
men who came to his home the
senhower's message "opened the night
of April M. a few hours be
door a little” on school construct
fore
the
lynching. The report said
Uoo. But BsUey.dtscrUwd as "so he told FBI
agenti he knew the
much political hooey” Uw Fresh
men "wouldn't hesitate” to do
him or bis family bodily harm If
Thursday morning, bo lied her to
■ tree, the told, and drove back
boms for soma eeiled laundry.
Stanton fainted whan be was ar
rested. Authorities notified tha
girl's father, whs flaw ham lor
'Drench* Coat Sale
SOUTHEND, England (UPI)—
Most of tho stock was drenched
Thuriutay whan • largo water
pipe buret in n High Street etor*.
The etor* specialise! ta raincoats.
home ta Florida following a long
term lease on M acres of land
occupied by Uw Royal Palm Polo
rounds at Baca Rato* for use of
Polo Unlimited, Inc.
Membara and frienda attend
ing tho Lake Mary Community
Presbyterian Church Sunday will
be pleased to find tha Installa
tion of now pawa completed.
The pawa have bean purchased
as o part of a project of refurn
ishing the isncutery ia order to
enhance Ms dignity and appeal to
tha worshipper*. New Itemi of
furniture have also been Install
ed in the classroom* adjacent to
the sanctuary, tha pew* were
procured from Southern Desk
Company. H. M. Gleason of Lako
Mary has recently completely refinished the floors at the church.
Alter the morning service Sun
day aa honorary dinner will be
held on behalf ef Mr. and Mrs.
Pat McCarthy, The,- McCarthy*
have been valuable and faithful
workers hi severs! departments
of Uw church for Uw past three
years. They have been much Help
in the Sunday school, Uw Junior
Choir, sad other youth work. They
art a Navy family and will bo
transferred within a few days te
Memphis, Tenn. Dinner will be
served ta Uw educational buildtag.
PITTSBURGH (UPI) — The
IfW atari-labor diapnto, which in*
eluded a record-imaahlng 116-day
strike, ended ia a photo finisj .
Both the steel companies’'stock
holders and the MO,000 United
Steelworkers
members
eould
claim victory — or prove losers.
U will take month* to develop Um
picture.
No major steel company re
duced dividends to Us sbarchoM*
era. Pittsburgh area steel work
ers generally agrand that the
strike wage loss — roughly PL
OW per man — was worth tho
joust. Most ondsd up with aa an
nual income as good or belter
thea (heir take borne pay la re
cession-ridden IBM.
‘T lost more time la ISM than
I ever spent on strike this year,"
Slid Ernest Lewis, n crane ope
rator in tho open hearth de
partment at Jones A Lsyghlin
Steel'! Pittsburgh* works.
Lewli, a veteran of U years ta
Uw steel mills, went on:
"I got nothing but unemploy
ment compensation and Supple
mental Unemployment Benefit*
for sitting out the recession ta
1*51.
Happy Hippos
____
PORTELIZABETH,
ELIZABETHSouth Ad
rien (UPI) — Trengelllaae "tart
lets" will be shot tote the ftaehp
ports of hippopotami before truaeporting them 1,000 ssilae tram
Kruger National Park to Add*
Game Preserve, a park spokes
man reported today.
*289,197.00 In e a rn in g s
, p a id s a v e r s
In 1 9 0 9
Hospital Notes
Trunk. O p s. Janu ary St, ItM.
M s will fcs ops usd a t a masttog to bs held la tha C susty
OaetMlsalsa
mssUso
su
J t x e s r r r t . ISM.
GENEVA (UPI) — Bate wore
Jahn Krldsr. Chairman
Board of C seaty Commit- responsible for three of the 11
fatal eases ef rabies In the Unit
■Is asm
Oaaford, Florida
ed Btetee ta Uw post two years,
f r y i David M. (totabst
tho World Health Organisation
Clark cirault Os a r t .
roam
3 B at F a ta litiei
reported Thursday.
future for
Federal
B hunity, an d relu m e to th em a su b sta n tia l r e w a r d -e a r o in p I
M o rw y
rfC K V V O
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by
tlanuwy 119*
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accm m .
feou n an d s o f folk a in o u r ccm im m lty . It’s m on ey you, to o , ca n
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Tax Payments Near Million
g ra n to b
WEATHER: Fair through Tuaaday. High today, 80-84. Low tonight, 66-64.
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United Preen Leased Wire
EaUbUxhed 1908 ___ MONDAY, JANUARY 11. 1960
IA N FORD, FLORIDA
1 p. m. Slocks
National
Hate Group
‘Suspected
NEW YORK (UPI) — Slock
prices at t p. m. a.s.t.:
American Airlines ....
22 te
io n *
Amtrican Tobacco ..
MS
Bethlehem Steal .........
Site
Chrysler
..................
sou
Lhirtiss-Wright ...........
162%
DuPont .....................
Eastman Kodak .......
lo ss
Ford Motor ................
to *
General Electric .......
HS
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General Motors ..........
Graham Psiga ...........
III
loti. TAT ..................
JTte
M%
Urillsrd
Minute Mild ....
lite
Penney .............
1*1
Penn HR ..........
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Royal Americas
1*4
SO'*
tears Roebuck ..
Standard OU NJ
tote
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a te
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lMU
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPDEvidence of tba existence af
national bate organization head'
by ■ "fanatical fuehrer" baa bet
turned over to the FBI.
The disclosure wm made Sta
today by Lt. J. O. Crews, bead i
the Jacksonville polico depai
meat’s intelligence division.
Craws said an admirer of Na
doctrines bad been arrested i
connection with swaetlkas paints
oo the Jacksonville Jewish Cei
ter.
"The suspect may be the loc
leader of a national anU-J*wls
anti-Negro underground organit
lion under tba direction of
fanatical fuehrer epecaUag east <
a northern etty/’ ho aald.
Crews said the. 25 ) car-old au
peel, whom he declined to idem
tpr, had been releaacd pending l
FBI report on evidence.
"We turned over all ovidom
ta d (ladings of total tnlwmgiliana te tha FBI ta Weehtagtan,"
Craws said. "H should receive
Personal Tax
Now Part Of
Total Assessed
•
m
m
A
“
...
a
week "
Crewe X . T___ wed k* two warntog tatoam to
Jewish m
aimllar to
torlai from a
aemltle writer in Virginia,
wld the Virginian supplied proMari material to member* at a
group arrested for the IMS bombtog of the Atlanta
Jewish
------a ,isTemple
, .known
-----Craws sold
the suspect
to bsve received literature and
Nasi decorations by mail fr.m
a northern city. Ho wee carry
ing noo-Nasl literatnee whan arnested. Crews aald.
In Berlin, Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer arrived today from
Bonn on hia aanuM vlah and
was expected to make his Brat
public statement' an tbo wave of
antlSemtttam that has gweft Wont
Germany*
Adenauer fa keeping n premise
be made when ha hi same, shato
teller' hi imb - to via* West
BorHo at lea* once each year.
During • three day atay to will
address the Berlin senate, tear
the city sad told ■ reception.
Ho already too privately de
nounced the wgve sf ewaetikaMinting and the government fl
ee If attacked nnU-Bemlttam ta an
o f f i c i a l s f tomato. Informed
sources to lto v e d to woubf oss
to speak sat afflafslly.
Mikler Boy Critical
After Track Fall
An 11-year-old Stavta boj
lepoefd ta “crltlssl" soadtltaa
t o today to the Florida Sanltartsm at
Orlande sftar to slippsd and fall
off s pick-up trash yesterday after,
see sf Mr. sad
Mrs. Andrew Mikler, was sluing
to the bask end sf (to track
■ad apparently MB sir, hitting Ms
toad an toe pavzmeat as tto
truck wm moving.
An toBcial to tto hospital re
ported that (he boy may have
to a (raotarod skuM and Is In a
seml-cenactoua stats.
student Ward
Seminole
W aters in th e Jaycea National tsenage driving contest. Eleven students
had th air driving skill tasted Saturday a t th s city parking lot next to ta k e
Monroe. W atching W aters to makh aura he doesn't h it the barrel are, from
left, 8 g t. Lao Rock, Jaycea Road-s-o ehairm an Jim m y DeBrlne and Deputy
L. J . Krix. The w inner of th s local segm ent of th s national contest will be
AROUND THE ROAD-E-0 BARRELS
announced a t th a Jay cea luncheon T hursday.
(S ta ff Photo)
ANTWERP, Belgium (UPI) —
Runaway New York debutante
Gamble Benedict, II, is some
where ta Europe trying to mar*
ry a 35-year-old unemployed Ro
manian "aa quickly as potslble
before my family can step In,"
n ship's officer Mid today.
But a New York attorney said
tha man, Andrei Pormnbeonu, la
net free to marry her. Porum% beenu la separated but net di
vorced from i former wife who
is tha mother of Me seven-year*
old daughter, according to Pamfil
' Riposanu, who said to tod rep
resented tto wife, Maddy, ta an
unsuccessful reconciliation at
tempt more than s year ago.
Another friend of Porum besnu,
however, Mid to waa sure tto
man must to free because to
had told him ef plana to marry.
0 again, and he Is an honest man."
Mia* Benedict, belreaa to n
Remington typewriter fortune,
ran nwny from her grandmother*!
WASHINGTON (UP1) - Ass is
least* Democratic Leader
Mtks Mantalaid baa urged a strong
U. S. pretest against Busala'a
plea to test « powerful aaw rocto t ta (he Contra! Pacific.
M (to Bovtat Union Igaoroo aueh
a protest, he said, lha United
States should seek a special ses
sion of tto United Nations to
"oonsider and deal with this high
handed pronouncement."
The Montana senator a mem
ber af (to senate Foreign Rela
tione Committee, tale graphed hia
views Sunday night to Secretary
of State Christian A. Harter,
‘ Mansfield described M "arro
gant" ths Soviet plan io set aside
IT,000 square mile* to Ito Pacific
tor the missile test. Russia an
nounced Igat
teat week It planned to
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Dome- eoimced
a n tis National Chairman Paul M.
Bettor Merged Sunday that tba
Elsenhower admlnlitratlon engl* and planes to stay out of the ares
There was os immediate reply
neared tto ood of the ateel dia"ta taasm the election" of to Mansfield’s demand for a U.
Prtoldato Bichard M. Nixon S. protest. But the Slate Depart
ment Mid last week it planned no
M (to. next president.
•in . Thurston B. Morton (R- protest. Officials aald there wm
Ky.), tha Republican national nothing Illegal ta the Russian
chairman, Immediately denied tto warning for ships >nd planes to
accusation. Ha and Butler locked stay away.
t o n s to a television debate.
Tto second session of the Nth
Butler said "tto most signifi Congress plunged today into tte
cant statement that waa made first full working week with early
about tto steal aetttoment was skirmishing on two major battlemade by tto WaQ Street Journal, (rente — civil righto and missilewhich la certainly not a Democra ■pace spending.
tic source.”
Sen. Jacob Javtts (R.-N. T )
He Mid the administration "al announced to would Introduce to
lowed the strike to exist" and day a package af five civil rights
than mads M a polities! Be" to bills, including ooa calling
sad It,
of federal registrars to
"The Wall Btrnst Journal claim assure voting rights.
ed that Vies President Nison
•oasts Republican Leader Evermade a deal with tto steal cornpantos whereby they would agroo ett M. Dirkaen (HI.) promptly
Is this settlement and withhold predicted that Ito registrars pro
any price Increase until after posal would become ooe of tto
I to ," Butler aald, "notii flee "controversial" Issues of tto new
session which convened Wedneetto election."
Morton, who disagreed with
Butter potat-fay-point to their de • Z toe missile-space issue, Bap.
bate over tto stool strike aed Overton Brooks (D U .) charged
other issues, declared "I fool that tto administration's program
sura that tha vies president mad* waa clouded by "duplication, tivno deal with any company about airy and Indecision. He plinnad
when K would ar would net re lea to announce today a witness* list
for Houm Spars Committee in
p rim .
vestigation sterling next Monday,
Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.),
Sled Pad Fixed,
Butler Charges
a
peered very much in love and
quoted ,the young society girl as
telling hlmt "We Intend te get
married in Europe as quickly as
possible before my family can
slap In."
Tto couple left Antwerp for
Paris Sunday afternoon, ship's
officers said.
Porum bean u, aon of a Roma*
"tea army colonel and a one
time student ta the nation’s lop
military school, became an Amer.
lean cltixen through service in the
U, B, Army.
Miron Butarlu, an old friend,
said In New York that be had
been best man at Porutnbeanu’a
wadding in Germany In 1944 to
Maddy Scbneikart, daughter ef a
Stuttgart teacher.
Butarlu said hia friend and tha
wealthy young debutante met last
pummer while Porumbeenu wsa
working aa n chauffeur at South
Hampton for Mr*. Ante Bulova,
widow of (be chairman of the
Bulova Watch Co.
Doc. tT, tto dog after tor debut
Butarlu M id to amt ether
f riend* had triad to bring about
poly*
She a n d forumbeanu arriv ed n reconciliation between Ponimbaami nad Mn wtfe but t o d lo tied
and that t o had «Is m s H w I that
they are divorced" for about two
their
!iv r -•JWJi’-e&kzeOf.
^-tve
County taxpayers wi l l p a y
thrir personal property tax on a
percentage basis for ths Brat time
la the county's history.
Tax Assessor Rlchsnt McCanns
said today that for IMO ths mottod
of assessing this particular type af
personal property will to m n per
centage baste an tto vata* af tto
home.
The percentage Iq baled an X*
coot of Ito total s tee asmeat
with the 11 mill rite, <to
ount of the tax ie very amall.
(McCanns, citing an example,
■aid that for tto average 110,000
amassed property, tto personal
property lax would to approxi
mately DS.ao at Ito present M mIH
tax rata.
Personal property I n e l n d e a
household furnishing* and Ml per
sonal offsets.
The new method, according ta
McCanns, greatly raciUtatea work
ta tto tax •saaMor's erfire and la
an added
jt6
Red Test Plan Protested S
a Democratic presidential pros
pect, accused President Risen*
bower Sunday night of giving tha
people mistaken Information about
ths status of the defense sod
■pace programs.
Jaycees To Make
Award To Young
W A V B / ’i i ' TeacherOf Year
■
If
'
The Jaycses will pay tribute to
the teaching profession during Jay
cm Week next week when they
honor a faculty member selected
from Sanford, Lake Mary and Lake
Monroe schools as Young Teacher
of the Year.
Selection of the outstanding
young teacher wUl be part of the
WMk-long observance of Jayree
Week In which young people In srvoral fields will be recognised. The
Jaycees also have inaugurated a
Young Sailor of the Year award for
Navy enlisted men aa a new tea
tu n this year.
The faculty of each school wilt be
asked ta nominate a representative
teacher not more than 35 years old
and five local citiiens will judge
tto nominees and choose a winner.
Nominees will to Judged on pro
fessional training, experience, ac
tivities and personal characteris
tics, plus recommendations of
school principals.
Chairman Vernon Mize of Uie
young teacher eommittce has ask
ed that Ml nominations for this
award to ta not later than Jan. II.
Tto award will to presented, along
with others, at the awards night
Jan. to which will climax Jaycrc
Week.
The winner of tha local award
will to taigthto far the Florida
Young Teacher of the Year contest
sponsored bp tto state Jaycea or
ganisation.
"By Mloctlng a young teacher of
tto year, tto Jaycees propose to
ackflowtedg* tto contribution! of
teachers te tto progress and wel
fare of the state and to encourage
better qualified and larger num
The County Commission i* ex bers of students to enter the teach
pected to name an architect tomor ing told," M iu aald.
row to draw up preliminary plaM
for a new county Jail,
Ths discussion on naming the Luke Mary Firemen
architect will start at l:30.p. m..
Commission Chairman John Krider Meet Tomorrow
said today.
Ths Inks Mary Voluntas, Fire
Krider said this morning that Department will meet at tha Fire
preliminary plana submitted by Houm at • p. m. Tuesday. All
architect James Gamble Rogers of firemen and men vho are inWinter Park will to studied and (created ta the department ar*
discussed before naming an archi urged to to present at tha instal
tect. Roger* conducted a study of lation of new officers and ta
jail facility needs early last year. make flaal plans for the training
program which wIR be conducted
■*
next month by Instructors from
the Mata Fire College.
Peterson Rites
RunawayDebutanteEnds Board To Discuss
Up In Europe With Fiance Architect For Jail
0
NO. 604
Set Wednesdoy
Funeral Mrvlces for Mrs. Starl
ing Peterson, former Sanford res
ident, wUl te held at 3 p. m
Wednesday si the Church of the
Good Shepherd, Jacksonville, wilh
tto Rev. Valentino Lm officiat
ing. Burial will to ta Evergreen
Cemetery, Jacksonville.
Pallbearers wilt to Dr. Thomas
Palmar, Alfred D. Stevens, Ran
dolph H. Thompson, George SenMae, Mr. Ssnonk and Mr. Meath.
I t o i n a p bMMm m m wfH to Martoot B, Pipe, Edward H. Host,
PhOtip B. May and Sam C.
Humane Society
Schedules Meeting
The first public meeting of the
newly formed Semiaoia County
Humana Society wUl to told at
> p. ra. Thursday at tbs Ameri
can !>cgion Hall on Hwy. ti-ti.
Permanent officers will be nam
ed and membership dues for tto
organization will be discussed.
Temporary President Mr*. Har
riet Cowley aald today that ten
tative plans call for memberships
to consist of Junior, SO eenta, con
tributing, |l i annual, Mi support
ing. flO and llfetlma, 3100.
AU lntereited persons are nrgsd to attend the meeting.
Two Are Charged
In Bolita Raid
Oviedo Council
Dinner Tonight
The Oviedo city oouncil wtN told
a dinner lor ks Incoming and out
going members at Ito Oviedo Cllr
Hell tonight. Attending tto f p. m.
dinner will to re-elected Mayor M.
L. Gary, Councilman W. Bon
Clontt, J. Y. Karris and V. M.
Martin and newly elected Council*
men Ben Jones sad B, F. Ward Jr.
Former council men Joe I. Beasley
and Karl DaU Mm will attend.
N ew M eeting Place?
O ffice Stays Open
Tto county
stay •pea eotalnuourty
_____
tram B
Election Planned
s. m. natil B p m.
I to Oviedo Chamber of Cam
■i. *
“
marM wtR told Ha annual rlcrlion
of officers Jan. 21 at T:-J p. m. in clerk’s
through December and that.fUture has in
creased greatly over the past two weeks,
Galloway reported also that 2,762 new
auto tags have been sold thus far for •
total of $32,705.78.
Galloway said his office is trying to
handle the tax workload as efficiently and
speedily as possible, .He pointed out that
the office is now remaining open during
noon hours to assist taxpayers,
Labor Threatens
Congress A t Polls
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The
AFL-CIO, apparently angry with
both Republicans and Democrats,
demanded today that Congress
approve a seven-point "must"
program or face the consequences
■t the polls next November.
"Our warnings do longer ran be
taken lightly," said AFL-CIO
President George Meany in open
ing a three-day legislative confer
ence attended by aoo union lead
ers .from throughout tha nation.
Meany ealled upon Congress lo
overcomo "financial Untidily and
political cowardice" ta approve an
Increase ta the rcdcral minimum
wage, higher Jobless pay, biggar
defense spending and other laborbacked measures.
"We. . .are growing increas
ingly impatient with (rustrating
daisy*, with the lack of construeUva achievement and with tha usbrokaa record of brohon
es." he e*M.
This waa regarded u a rabuka
ta the Democratic majority In
Congress few what tto AFL-CIO
term* a "mediocre record ta tto
first session of iht Mth Congress.
Meany also lashed out at Ito
Republican administration's tightmoney policy, its warnings about
inflation and otl-.r signs af what
to sMlad "defeatism ”
.There ta an election com tag
up nast Novamtor," to Mid.
"If we get our people In regis
ter and vote, If wo pinpoint Ito
lsauM sod tto voting records af
fectively, wa can get a govern-
W. V. Billing Dies
Aflerikori JHaest.
Wlikerson Van Bitting, M, died
oarly tale morning attar a short
Ha had beaa a resident of Sanfar 30 years sad was a es
tiva of Ocala.
Ho w m manager of Touchtao
Drug Co,, a member of lha Firm
Methodist Church of Sanford,
raembe- of Mason Lodge to and
of the Elks Club of Sanford.
He U survived by his wife,
Mre. Ruth C. Bitting; one daugh
ter, Mrs. E, C. Waldheim; two
brothers. Perry Billing and Fred
BlMlng and !w« sisters, Mrs. A.
F, Last and Mre. Walter Blanch
ard. The family requests that
Oowsrs be omitted,
Funeral arrangements are in
complete, and will to announced
by Brisioo Funeral Home.
Lions To Hear
Stock Analyst
Stock analyst Harman Cade will
1*11 Sanford Lkma of his experience
with securities at tto Lions Clvte
Center luncheon tomorrow. Gade,
who is prosidaat of Security Asso
ciate* and la on tha board of direc
tors of the Florida Growth Fuad,
hM been ta the tavssfcneat Reid
Two County Negro women were
charged with poiscstioa of totita
tickets by deputies during the
weekend.
Deputies arrestad Mrs. Viola
Brawn ef Bipes Ave., Midway, late
Priday sight and WUhtomane since
Jams*, of Ml W. tlta Bt., I Mon
day night.
Deputies also hava arrestad Jim
Brown, Sanford Negro charged
with forging three checks of L. A.
Dude of Oviedo.
Florida Slate Bank's chairman
of Uw board. F. | . McNxttf,
told bank etocktotdara last wore
that he topes next January’s
stockholders’ meeting will to told
Alderm en To M eet
Tto Casselberry Board of Al in tto new beak buildtag across
dermen will hold its regular First St. Tto stockholders present
meeting at 1:30 p. ra. today ia recommended that the hoard pewreed as fast as possible with Ito
tto taws Woman's Club.
oew buildtag. About M at
C horui To Rehearse trs attaaded tto meeting.
The Sanford Mala Chorus will
meet for a rehearsal at T:M p. m.
today ta the UKO building.
County and city officials Mid today
nearly <1 million In taxes hnve been paid
Moca th e tax noDoctiona started thin year.
County Tnx Collector John Galloway
reported that $476,088.18 hna been col
lected by hia office as of last Friday and
10,216 receipts issued.
City Clerk Henry Tamm Jr, reported
that $.108,406.81 has been collected
mint Mint places human needs
■bove (he demands of big busi
ness."
Msany lisled the following mea
sure* as unfinished business
which he ssid Congress could Ig
nore no longer:
Regaining superiority In military
weapons "whatever ihe cost."
Federal aid for school construc
tion and improvement of teach
ers* salaries.
An Increase In the minimum
wage from It to li.M aa hour
and extension of coverage.
Federal standards ta raise upemployment benefit* and freo
medical Insurance for aoclal as*
curity recipients.
Adoption of civil rights legiala*
lion to and "second-claa* citizen
ship."
Federal aid to depressed areas.
Program to build homes, wipe
out slums, rebuild dttas and p r»
vide new- roads and airport*.
News Briefs
a
Impromptu Show
NEW YORK (UPI) - Comedian
Mlllon Bari* gave an improm
performance Sunday aboard a
Angeles-bound Jot airliner that
developed landing gear trouble and
waa returning lo Naw York. Berta
offered ta do a routine to kooR
tto US passengers from worn?
lag, and kept H up for two toufa
u r’’| the craft Handed safely.
Gambling Chargee 5
MIAMI (UPI) - Tan peraoM
faced gambling charge* today at
tar a weekend raid tore which
Mtted 31,DM In eeeh and a radta
set for receiving Cuban lottery
numbers. Agents estimated tto
ring woe doing a 33.303 to 310,(MB
a day buatataa before tto raid Sett
urday. Tto raiders broke into •
northwest Miami residence to ett
HKV.UKOKGK SWALLOW
assumed Iho duties ef go■latent prtaot of Holy Croto
Episcopal Church in San
ford recently. Father Swal
low wtN shore in the ser
vice*. pariah activities and Faircloth In R act
MIAMI (UPI) - Miami
will U availabts for eounm
1Ub| .
•
Ju.
VJ rat
Committee Of 100
To Meet Tuesday
The Committee of 100 will hold a
meeting Tuesday at 1:30 p. as. ta
Ito annex of tba Sanford Civic
Canter. Tto primary purpose of
this meeting U to Meet officers and
committee chairmen for Ito com
ing year.
Maurice Marshall, head of Eotertatament Knterplses, will to
•reseat to give an up-to-dsl* report
oo tto progress of Circualapd.
The public ta Invited ta attend,
Scott Bums, ehairman of ito m b miltee, said.
Polict Hunt
Squirrel Thief
Poltao today ar* looking for a
squirrel thief.
Luther TMker of SM E. Mth Bt.
reported to police AM sometime
leal night someone entered hia
yard sod stole tto squirrel and
tto cage.
Police found Ito cage too yards
from tto Taeker
©
j |
of more
for ito laiBmr eoualieg. Fairttath
announced to wiM ran aiitato
former representative CUM Rett
rail for tto Senate seat. Tto softt
was vacated when former sea*
lor J m Eaton was sppstatii to
Beard Appointed
GAINESVILLE (UPI) - Waefc
Coach Percy Beard today wm
named aeetetant director ef athle
tics ta tim first official . ctloe to
tto UMvcratty ef Florida AthleUe
Director Bay Graves. Beard, wto
has beaa .Florida track coach
lines HM, zlsa wifl continue to
serve aa bustaoM manager end
track coach under G ra m wto
was named athletic director and
head football ooa eh Saturday.
W eight Control
EVANSVILLE, lnd. (UPI) —
Maad Johnson A Co. onoouaeed
today It has marketed' t sew
weight control product which sop*
pitas t nutritionally balanced*
hunger satisfying, pM-caterte dally
diet. Tto product, Metiwenl, row.
tains m drugs, tto company m M,
M ta ■ powder which, when 41*
sMved ta water, makes a have*
UTw*
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For Torturing
Wife On Trip
the Podtrsl Avisitor Agee*
prefldsney testa damai#
nereis) aircraft..
ttoaal pilots who a n Mm*
of the Airline Pilots Aaan.
flatly Uwy will toko no mare
t proficiency lasts baeaua* of
retest National Alitteos ae*
sta.” Airline offleialo called a
ttag today with their pilot*
itoore of tho ALPA tod etid
pUota should have discussed
s charge* with the compeny.
? a a i'U p y w s
If Republican Nixon ia elected chief a chant* te pror* ha’a atUl
(itendent, Butler MIBT*MW'« * /< “ fliiA ^Z^m ocrat Lawrence invlt(ha limit” on any price Increases. ad McDonald to b* a Pennsylvania^
Ha predicted that Nixon would not delegate-at-Urg* at tha Demo
cratic convention In July.
win tha presidency.
“ I will accept with pleasure, af
Stcalworkara Praiidfnt David J.
McDonald U the man who really course," McDonald replied,
McDonald started hla day ta Mm
jumped out of the Iryiny pen of
the labor diipula Into the fire of hot political watera by saying in
a TV interview that Nison ahonld
politic!.
Columnist Drew Pearson said not pet all (|m praise h e Ob* Meal
Thursday that MeDonald had told aetUeoMnt
friends be would forsake hie nor Ho aald Jaat a* much eradM
mal Democratic allefiance .and aid ihould f* to the financier father
Nison's presidential campaign ba of Sen. John F. Kennedy (D -0
eauaa of the "very generous” atael Maaa.ii Democratic p«—Martial
aspirant, for partuadln* hia hank
settlement.
McDonald promptly doniod that er frienda in auppert a atael aai_
he's committed to support Nixon tlemant
McDonald aald that aMhar Ken
or anybody alas.
Pennsylvania Gov, Davtf L. nedy or Nixon would maha n food
pi ai ldant
Crash Victims
BOLIVIA, N. C. (DPI) - PBI
anal official, aald. ’'oat tha flagarprlota experts eepeetsd to
the M victim* at Wadjveday’a
Hanoi crash near Brilvir, N.C.
IWn BoHvl* disaster, lo which
9C4B New Yerh-to-MIsm flight
porurtly disintegrated in the
T w m M eeeem fto hM NaUonwtlhin eight weeks. On Nov. 1«
MlsmttnSew Oricao# inter*
Uge flight «a»b*d
If af Mexico under similar drnatanees and killed all 41 prir» aboard.
. .
fhe Natianal pilots charged that
. yAA'S drici pcefldency teste
t harmful te commercial air*
rtt "amt may eventually lead te
b e a r* a f f riU la s t a
C n a .t r
W a r-
E« toll resets* bis* at tks .trie,
ltah the Identity af two victims
atm missing.
By Into Thursday night. W af
tha SI bodlse had has* poriUvriy
identified by finger prints, by
clothing sod Jtweuy or by grtav*
lag relatives who stood in a tiny
screaoad-irt saetlaa af a high
school gymnasium la task at tha
victims. A hospital strata aepantad them from the main ream
whore raws of bodtee lay *cs the
Saar.
Two day* af marehteg through
muddy krmlaod and damp forerto at the crash site failed te
tun up any trace ef two other
victims. Discovery of m oral
piano gfltewe and two fragment*
of teoetage skta at Kuru Beach
led to apeeuiatlen that the two
may have falten from Am etrlcken
DC-fB before It reiehH the Brito*
Uw target are* ia ta Uw geaera! vicinity af the Marshall lalauds, where the United lute*
has aa atomic testing ground.
Anatoly Docoduitala, writing In
KomtomoUkaya Pruvads, said
"tha schievsmsots af Bavlat rackairy alraady usable axtewlva eel*
sntlfic axparimente In spec*.”
"U Is perfecUy claar, howovar,
than aa increase ta the weight af
r Davie K. Oat*Ml, Clsrk, In tks
awrtbsMs to Buford, Florid* up
i in* p. it* January ti, ns* for
is (all awins pises of sqillpmsatl
Oa* S-srllDdsr, 4 tan elek-up
trurfc (dark grssn) squlpp.d It possibls considerably to inw lt h t
cress* Uwir lustramentation and
AlltamaUa Irsft.mlsslsn
Ns-sole Slffsrs.llsl
,
Sits-II csss Sinstlas mud-trssd,
4-ply Hr* (Tow. *N Couatrytyps) oa wl*s Has on roar
■tes-ll l-ply tiros (standard
tread, standard rials) sa Irani
sad .spare
Msstor
Fsasa rakb*r east and kssk
Tars signals
comprehensive studies te the ipse*
around Uw earth," be said.
The mw Bovidt rocket, be stld
"will be especially Important In
tho light of flights te other planets
of the solar ayetem."
"Hera again," be added, "tha
problem of payloads la of para
mount interest to sclenltei*. Aad
payloads depend M Um power at
Uw rocket’* engines."
All Moscow newspaper* carried
• UM west b . ssolossd In a tho new* of Uw projected Pacific
•salad sdvslspa plainly marksd sn
Me oetsidsi Bid For Pick-up tests m Uwir front pages.
Trunk. Ops. January St, ItM.
M s will fcs ops usd at a masttog to bs held la tha Csusty
OaetMlsalsa mssUso
roam su
Jtxesrr rt. ISM.
Jahn Krldsr. Chairman
Board of Cseaty Commit■Isasm
Oaaford, Florida
fryi David M. (totabst
Clark cirault Osa r t.
Lake Mary Church
Gels New Pews
WASHINGTON (UPI) - A a* dent's forecast of tha large stir
word sentence that President El
Rep. CarroH D. Kearns (Pa.)
senhower inserted In hie State of
the Union Message has boosted top Republican ow the House Edu
prospect* that Congress will go cation and Labor Committee,
viewed EUenhowor's menage as
•bowing a willingnem to compro
mise. Kearns aald he was "willlag to work herd" to reach a
uted to members of Congms, the compromise.
President urged action uo Uw 35year iaetsHmiiH plan for school
aid that he recommended last
year. '
N called for a federal ootiey of
sbeut SLM0,M0,0W over • long
period to help needy ecbool dis
tricts pay off bonds for eouetruet*
tag now classrooms.
JACKSON, Min. (UPI) - A
But Eisenhower, ia rending his
address, tossed in the extra sen long-secret FBI report on the
tence stating that his budget for l/nehlng of Negro Mack Charles
Uw neat fiscal year would show a Parker last April contains stetepi.MO.ono.eeo surplus "to be ap ments from three men that they
plied against our national debt."
Liberal House Democrats seised
thit statement as Justification tor
their pay-now program of taggsr
federal grants within Uw next few
years for building iclwol*.
Bsp. Frank Thompson Jr. (D*
N. J.) said Risoohower’s saliclpa*
od surplus "might hatter be used
lor ear greatest natural resource
—our children.”
Tjwapson, who supported ■ pleted after a month-long FBI in
last summer.
largtf program last year, said he verilgotlon
None of the statements contained
wae "willing te compromise and
•pend Just as much si Uw Presi admissions that tho authors had
dent recommended la IM7.” He themselves gone to Uw Jell to get
recalled the President then rec Parker, a truck driver who was
ommended US million dollars an being held on a charge of having
raped a white women.
nually for four years.
One of Uw three men was quot
Bop. . Cleveland M. Bailsy (D*
W. Vi.), chairman of tho House ed is saying that, because of
education subcommittee, said El fear, ho gavo JaU kegs to four
senhower's message "opened the men who came to his home the
door a little” on school construct night of April M. a few hours be
fore the lynching. The report said
Uoo. But BsUey.dtscrUwd as "so he
told FBI agenti he knew the
much political hooey” Uw Fresh
men "wouldn't hesitate” to do
him or bis family bodily harm If
Thursday morning, bo lied her to
■ tree, the told, and drove back
boms for soma eeiled laundry.
Stanton fainted whan be was ar
rested. Authorities notified tha
girl's father, whs flaw ham lor
'Drench* Coat Sale
SOUTHEND, England (UPI)—
Most of tho stock was drenched
Thuriutay whan • largo water
pipe buret in n High Street etor*.
The etor* specialise! ta raincoats.
home ta Florida following a long
term lease on M acres of land
occupied by Uw Royal Palm Polo
rounds at Baca Rato* for use of
Polo Unlimited, Inc.
Membara and frienda attend
ing tho Lake Mary Community
Presbyterian Church Sunday will
be pleased to find tha Installa
tion of now pawa completed.
The pawa have bean purchased
as o part of a project of refurn
ishing the isncutery ia order to
enhance Ms dignity and appeal to
tha worshipper*. New Itemi of
furniture have also been Install
ed in the classroom* adjacent to
the sanctuary, tha pew* were
procured from Southern Desk
Company. H. M. Gleason of Lako
Mary has recently completely refinished the floors at the church.
Alter the morning service Sun
day aa honorary dinner will be
held on behalf ef Mr. and Mrs.
Pat McCarthy, The,- McCarthy*
have been valuable and faithful
workers hi severs! departments
of Uw church for Uw past three
years. They have been much Help
in the Sunday school, Uw Junior
Choir, sad other youth work. They
art a Navy family and will bo
transferred within a few days te
Memphis, Tenn. Dinner will be
served ta Uw educational buildtag.
PITTSBURGH (UPI) — The
IfW atari-labor diapnto, which in*
eluded a record-imaahlng 116-day
strike, ended ia a photo finisj .
Both the steel companies’ 'stock
holders and the MO,000 United
Steelworkers
members
eould
claim victory — or prove losers.
U will take month* to develop Um
picture.
No major steel company re
duced dividends to Us sbarchoM*
era. Pittsburgh area steel work
ers generally agrand that the
strike wage loss — roughly PL
OW per man — was worth tho
joust. Most ondsd up with aa an
nual income as good or belter
thea (heir take borne pay la re
cession-ridden IBM.
‘T lost more time la ISM than
I ever spent on strike this year,"
Slid Ernest Lewis, n crane ope
rator in tho open hearth de
partment at Jones A Lsyghlin
Steel'! Pittsburgh* works.
Lewli, a veteran of U years ta
Uw steel mills, went on:
"I got nothing but unemploy
ment compensation and Supple
mental Unemployment Benefit*
for sitting out the recession ta
1*51.
Happy Hippos
____
PORTELIZABETH,
ELIZABETHSouth Ad
rien (UPI) — Trengelllaae "tart
lets" will be shot tote the ftaehp
ports of hippopotami before truaeporting them 1,000 ssilae tram
Kruger National Park to Add*
Game Preserve, a park spokes
man reported today.
*289,197.00 In earnings
, paid savers
In 1909
Hospital Notes
3 B at F atalitiei
GENEVA (UPI) — Bate wore
responsible for three of the 11
fatal eases ef rabies In the Unit
ed Btetee ta Uw post two years,
tho World Health Organisation
reported Thursday.
fu tu re fo r
Federal
Bhunity, and relu m e to them a substantial r e w a r d - e a r o i n p I
M orw y
rfC K V V O
N«wt And AdvcrtiitiMiit
by
tla n u w y 119*
T bou e eerrUnga b a n |uat been credited to the a t v in f i a c c m m .
feounands o f folka in o u r ccm im m lty . It’s m on ey you, to o , ca n
y m t a im yarn, t o bu ild y ou r a a v tofs and f iv e an a K tn n a r k to r
um
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mi?
*■
Tax Payments Near Million
g ra n to b
WEATHER: Fair through Tuaaday. High today, 80-84. Low tonight, 66-64.
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United Preen Leased Wire
EaUbUxhed 1908___ MONDAY, JANUARY 11. 1960
IAN FORD, FLORIDA
1 p. m. Slocks
National
Hate Group
‘Suspected
Personal Tax
Now Part Of
Total Assessed
•
m
A
“
...
a
week "
Crewe X . T____ wed k* two warntog tatoam to
Jewish m
aimllar to
torlai from a
aemltle writer in Virginia,
wld the Virginian supplied proMari material to member* at a
group arrested for the IMS bombtog of the Atlanta
------- Jewish
-a , Temple
, . ------Craws sold the suspect is known
to bsve received literature and
Nasi decorations by mail fr.m
a northern city. Ho wee carry
ing noo-Nasl literatnee whan arnested. Crews aald.
In Berlin, Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer arrived today from
Bonn on hia aanuM vlah and
was expected to make his Brat
public statement' an tbo wave of
antlSemtttam that has gweft Wont
Germany*
Adenauer fa keeping n premise
be made when ha hi same, shato
teller' hi imb - to via* West
BorHo at lea* once each year.
During • three day atay to will
address the Berlin senate, tear
the city sad told ■ reception.
Ho already too privately de
nounced the wgve sf ewaetikaMinting and the government fl
eeIf attacked nnU-Bemlttam ta an
o f f i c i a l s f tomato. Informed
sources toltoved to woubf oss
to speak sat afflafslly.
Mikler Boy Critical
After Track Fall
An 11-year-old Stavta boj
lepoefd ta “ crltlssl" soadtltaa
t o today to the Florida Sanltartsm at
Orlande sftar to slippsd and fall
off s pick-up trash yesterday after,
see sf Mr. sad
Mrs. Andrew Mikler, was sluing
to the bask end sf (to track
■ad apparently MB sir, hitting Ms
toad an toe pavzmeat as tto
truck wm moving.
An toBcial to tto hospital re
ported that (he boy may have
to a (raotarod skuM and Is In a
seml-cenactoua stats.
student Ward
AROUND THE ROAD-E-0 BARRELS
Seminole
Waters in the Jaycea National tsenage driving contest. Eleven students
had thair driving skill tasted Saturday at ths city parking lot next to take
Monroe. Watching Waters to makh aura he doesn't hit the barrel are, from
left, 8gt. Lao Rock, Jaycea Road-s-o ehairman Jimmy DeBrlne and Deputy
L. J. Krix. The winner of ths local segment of ths national contest will be
announced at tha Jaycea luncheon Thursday.
(S ta ff Photo)
Red Test Plan Protested
WASHINGTON (UP1) - Assis
least* Democratic Leader
Mtks Mantalaid baa urged a strong
U. S. pretest against Busala'a
plea to test « powerful aaw roctot ta (he Contra! Pacific.
M (to Bovtat Union Igaoroo aueh
a protest, he said, lha United
States should seek a special ses
sion of tto United Nations to
"oonsider and deal with this high
handed pronouncement."
The Montana senator a mem
ber af (to senate Foreign Rela
tione Committee, talegraphed hia
views Sunday night to Secretary
of State Christian A. Harter,
‘ Mansfield described M "arro
gant" ths Soviet plan io set aside
IT,000 square mile* to Ito Pacific
tor the missile test. Russia an
nounced Igat
teat week It planned to
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Dome- eoimced
antis National Chairman Paul M.
Bettor Merged Sunday that tba
Elsenhower admlnlitratlon engl* and planes to stay out of the ares
There was os immediate reply
neared tto ood of the ateel dia"ta taasm the election" of to Mansfield’s demand for a U.
Prtoldato Bichard M. Nixon S. protest. But the Slate Depart
ment Mid last week it planned no
M (to. next president.
•in. Thurston B. Morton (R- protest. Officials aald there wm
Ky.), tha Republican national nothing Illegal ta the Russian
chairman, Immediately denied tto warning for ships >nd planes to
accusation. Ha and Butler locked stay away.
to n s to a television debate.
Tto second session of the Nth
Butler said "tto most signifi Congress plunged today into tte
cant statement that waa made first full working week with early
about tto steal aetttoment was skirmishing on two major battlemade by tto WaQ Street Journal, (rente — civil righto and missilewhich la certainly not a Democra ■pace spending.
tic source.”
Sen. Jacob Javtts (R.-N. T )
He Mid the administration "al announced to would Introduce to
lowed the strike to exist" and day a package af five civil rights
than mads M a polities! Be" to bills, including ooa calling
sad It,
of federal registrars to
"The Wall Btrnst Journal claim assure voting rights.
ed that Vies President Nison
•oasts Republican Leader Evermade a deal with tto steal cornpantos whereby they would agroo ett M. Dirkaen (HI.) promptly
Is this settlement and withhold predicted that Ito registrars pro
any price Increase until after posal would become ooe of tto
I t o ," Butler aald, "notii flee " controversial" Issues of tto new
session which convened Wedneetto election."
Morton, who disagreed with
Butter potat-fay-point to their de • Z toe missile-space issue, Bap.
bate over tto stool strike aed Overton Brooks (D U .) charged
other issues, declared "I fool that tto administration's program
sura that tha vies president mad* waa clouded by "duplication, tivno deal with any company about airy and Indecision. He plinnad
when K would ar would net relea to announce today a witness* list
for Houm Spars Committee in
prim .
vestigation sterling next Monday,
Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.),
Sled Pad Fixed,
Butler Charges
a
a Democratic presidential pros
pect, accused President Risen*
bower Sunday night of giving tha
people mistaken Information about
ths status of the defense sod
■pace programs.
Jaycees To Make
Award To Young
W A V B / ’i i ' Teacher Of Year
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The Jaycses will pay tribute to
the teaching profession during Jay
cm Week next week when they
honor a faculty member selected
from Sanford, Lake Mary and Lake
Monroe schools as Young Teacher
of the Year.
Selection of the outstanding
young teacher wUl be part of the
WMk-long observance of Jayree
Week In which young people In srvoral fields will be recognised. The
Jaycees also have inaugurated a
Young Sailor of the Year award for
Navy enlisted men aa a new tea
tun this year.
The faculty of each school wilt be
asked ta nominate a representative
teacher not more than 35 years old
and five local citiiens will judge
tto nominees and choose a winner.
Nominees will to Judged on pro
fessional training, experience, ac
tivities and personal characteris
tics, plus recommendations of
school principals.
Chairman Vernon Mize of Uie
young teacher eommittce has ask
ed that Ml nominations for this
award to ta not later than Jan. II.
Tto award will to presented, along
with others, at the awards night
Jan. to which will climax Jaycrc
Week.
The winner of tha local award
will to taigthto far the Florida
Young Teacher of the Year contest
sponsored bp tto state Jaycea or
ganisation.
"By Mloctlng a young teacher of
tto year, tto Jaycees propose to
ackflowtedg* tto contribution! of
teachers te tto progress and wel
fare of the state and to encourage
better qualified and larger num
The County Commission i* ex bers of students to enter the teach
pected to name an architect tomor ing told," Miu aald.
row to draw up preliminary plaM
for a new county Jail,
Ths discussion on naming the Luke Mary Firemen
architect will start at l:30.p. m..
Commission Chairman John Krider Meet Tomorrow
said today.
Ths Inks Mary Voluntas, Fire
Krider said this morning that Department will meet at tha Fire
preliminary plana submitted by Houm at • p. m. Tuesday. All
architect James Gamble Rogers of firemen and men vho are inWinter Park will to studied and (created ta the department ar*
discussed before naming an archi urged to to present at tha instal
tect. Roger* conducted a study of lation of new officers and ta
make flaal plans for the training
jail facility needs early last year.
program which wIR be conducted
■*
next month by Instructors from
the Mata Fire College.
Peterson Rites
Runaway Debutante Ends Board To Discuss
Up In Europe With Fiance Architect For Jail
0
ANTWERP, Belgium (UPI) —
Runaway New York debutante
Gamble Benedict, II, is some
where ta Europe trying to mar*
ry a 35-year-old unemployed Ro
manian "aa quickly as potslble
before my family can step In,"
n ship's officer Mid today.
But a New York attorney said
tha man, Andrei Pormnbeonu, la
net free to marry her. Porum% beenu la separated but net di
vorced from i former wife who
is tha mother of Me seven-year*
old daughter, according to Pamfil
' Riposanu, who said to tod rep
resented tto wife, Maddy, ta an
unsuccessful
reconciliation at
tempt more than s year ago.
Another friend of Porumbesnu,
however, Mid to waa sure tto
man must to free because to
had told him ef plana to marry.
0 again, and he Is an honest man."
Mia* Benedict, belreaa to n
Remington typewriter fortune,
ran nwny from her grandmother*!
peered very much in love and
quoted ,the young society girl as
telling hlmt "We Intend te get
married in Europe as quickly as
possible before my family can
slap In."
Tto couple left Antwerp for
Paris Sunday afternoon, ship's
officers said.
Porumbeanu, aon of a Roma*
"tea army colonel and a one
time student ta the nation’s lop
military school, became an Amer.
lean cltixen through service in the
U, B, Army.
Miron Butarlu, an old friend,
said In New York that be had
been best man at Porutnbeanu’a
wadding in Germany In 1944 to
Maddy Scbneikart, daughter ef a
Stuttgart teacher.
Butarlu said hia friend and tha
wealthy young debutante met last
pummer while Porumbeenu wsa
working aa n chauffeur at South
Hampton for Mr*. Ante Bulova,
widow of (be chairman of the
Bulova Watch Co.
Doc. tT, tto dog after tor debut
Butarlu Mid to amt ether
f riend* had triad to bring about
poly*
She and forumbeanu arrived n reconciliation between Ponimbaami nad Mn wtfe but tod lotied
and that to had «IsmsHw I that
they are divorced" for about two
their
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prices at t p. m. a.s.t.:
American Airlines ....
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Bethlehem Steal .........
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WASHINGTON (UPI) — The
Royal Americas
1*4
SO'* AFL-CIO, apparently angry with
tears Roebuck ..
Standard OU NJ
tote both Republicans and Democrats,
itudebaker ......
ate demanded today that Congress
Nte approve a seven-point "must"
U. S. Steel.......
WesttagtxHue El.
lMU program or face the consequences
■t the polls next November.
"Our warnings do longer ran be
taken lightly," said AFL-CIO
President George Meany in open
ing a three-day legislative confer
ence attended by aoo union lead
ers .from throughout tha nation.
Meany ealled upon Congress lo
overcomo "financial Untidily and
political cowardice" ta approve an
Increase ta the rcdcral minimum
wage, higher Jobless pay, biggar
defense spending and other laborbacked measures.
"We. . .are growing increas
County taxpayers w i l l pa y ingly impatient with (rustrating
thrir personal property tax on a daisy*, with the lack of construepercentage basis for ths Brat time Uva achievement and with tha usla the county's history.
brokaa record of brohon
Tax Assessor Rlchsnt McCanns es." he e*M.
said today that for IMO ths mottod
This waa regarded u a rabuka
of assessing this particular type af ta the Democratic majority In
personal property will to m n per Congress few what tto AFL-CIO
centage baste an tto vata* af tto term* a "mediocre record ta tto
home.
first session of iht Mth Congress.
The percentage Iq baled an X*
Meany also lashed out at Ito
coot of Ito total steeasmeat Republican administration's tightwith the 11 mill rite, <to money policy, its warnings about
ount of the tax ie very amall.
inflation and otl-.r signs af what
(McCanns, citing an example, to sMlad "defeatism ”
■aid that for tto average 110,000
.There ta an election comtag
amassed property, tto personal up n a s t N o v a m t o r ," to M id .
property lax would to approxi "If we get our people In regis
mately DS.ao at Ito present M mIH ter and vote, If wo pinpoint Ito
tax rata.
lsauM sod tto voting records af
Personal property I n e l n d e a fectively, wa can get a governhousehold furnishing* and Ml per
sonal offsets.
The new method, according ta
McCanns, greatly raciUtatea work
ta tto tax •saaMor's erfire and la
an added
jt 6
through December and that.fUture has in
creased greatly over the past two weeks,
Galloway reported also that 2,762 new
auto tags have been sold thus far for •
total of $32,705.78.
Galloway said his office is trying to
handle the tax workload as efficiently and
speedily as possible, .He pointed out that
the office is now remaining open during
noon hours to assist taxpayers,
Labor Threatens
Congress A t Polls
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPDEvidence of tba existence af
national bate organization head'
by ■ "fanatical fuehrer" baa bet
turned over to the FBI.
The disclosure wm made Sta
today by Lt. J. O. Crews, bead i
the Jacksonville polico depai
meat’s intelligence division.
Craws said an admirer of Na
doctrines bad been arrested i
connection with swaetlkas paints
oo the Jacksonville Jewish Cei
ter.
"The suspect may be the loc
leader of a national anU-J*wls
anti-Negro underground organit
lion under tba direction of
fanatical fuehrer epecaUag east <
a northern etty/’ ho aald.
Crews said the. 25 ) car-old au
peel, whom he declined to idem
tpr, had been releaacd pending l
FBI report on evidence.
"We turned over all ovidom
tad (ladings of total tnlwmgiliana te tha FBI ta Weehtagtan,"
Craws said. "H should receive
m
NO. 604
County and city officials Mid today
nearly <1 million In taxes hnve been paid
Moca the tax noDoctiona started thin year.
County Tnx Collector John Galloway
reported that $476,088.18 hna been col
lected by hia office as of last Friday and
10,216 receipts issued.
City Clerk Henry Tamm Jr, reported
that $.108,406.81 has been collected
Set Wednesdoy
Funeral Mrvlces for Mrs. Starl
ing Peterson, former Sanford res
ident, wUl te held at 3 p. m
Wednesday si the Church of the
Good Shepherd, Jacksonville, wilh
tto Rev. Valentino Lm officiat
ing. Burial will to ta Evergreen
Cemetery, Jacksonville.
Pallbearers wilt to Dr. Thomas
Palmar, Alfred D. Stevens, Ran
dolph H. Thompson, George SenMae, Mr. Ssnonk and Mr. Meath.
Ito in a p bMMm m m wfH to Martoot B, Pipe, Edward H. Host,
PhOtip B. May and Sam C.
W. V. Billing Dies
Aflerikori JHaest.
Humane Society
Schedules Meeting
The first public meeting of the
newly formed Semiaoia County
Humana Society wUl to told at
> p. ra. Thursday at tbs Ameri
can !>cgion Hall on Hwy. ti-ti.
Permanent officers will be nam
ed and membership dues for tto
organization will be discussed.
Temporary President Mr*. Har
riet Cowley aald today that ten
tative plans call for memberships
to consist of Junior, SO eenta, con
tributing, |li annual, Mi support
ing. flO and llfetlma, 3100.
AU lntereited persons are nrgsd to attend the meeting.
Two Are Charged
In Bolita Raid
Wlikerson Van Bitting, M, died
oarly tale morning attar a short
Ha had beaa a resident of Sanfar 30 years sad was a es
tiva of Ocala.
Ho w m manager of Touchtao
Drug Co,, a member of lha Firm
Methodist Church of Sanford,
raembe- of Mason Lodge to and
of the Elks Club of Sanford.
He U survived by his wife,
Mre. Ruth C. Bitting; one daugh
ter, Mrs. E, C. Waldheim; two
brothers. Perry Billing and Fred
BlMlng and !w« sisters, Mrs. A.
F, Last and Mre. Walter Blanch
ard. The family requests that
Oowsrs be omitted,
Funeral arrangements are in
complete, and will to announced
by Brisioo Funeral Home.
Lions To Hear
Stock Analyst
Stock analyst Harman Cade will
1*11 Sanford Lkma of his experience
with securities at tto Lions Clvte
Center luncheon tomorrow. Gade,
who is prosidaat of Security Asso
ciate* and la on tha board of direc
tors of the Florida Growth Fuad,
hM been ta the tavssfcneat Reid
Two County Negro women were
charged with poiscstioa of totita
tickets by deputies during the
weekend.
Deputies arrestad Mrs. Viola
Brawn ef Bipes Ave., Midway, late
Priday sight and WUhtomane since
Jams*, of Ml W. tlta Bt., I Mon
day night.
Deputies also hava arrestad Jim
Brown, Sanford Negro charged
with forging three checks of L. A.
Dude of Oviedo.
Oviedo Council
Dinner Tonight
The Oviedo city oouncil wtN told
a dinner lor ks Incoming and out
going members at Ito Oviedo Cllr
Hell tonight. Attending tto f p. m.
dinner will to re-elected Mayor M.
L. Gary, Councilman W. Bon
Clontt, J. Y. Karris and V. M.
Martin and newly elected Council*
men Ben Jones sad B, F. Ward Jr.
Former council men Joe I. Beasley
and Karl DaU Mm will attend.
New M eeting Place?
Chorui T o Rehearse
O ffice Stays Open
Tto county
stay •pea eotalnuourty
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tram B
Election Planned
s. m. natil B p m.
Ito Oviedo Chamber of Cam
■i. *
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marM wtR told Ha annual rlcrlion
of officers Jan. 21 at T:-J p. m. in clerk’s
wage from It to li.M aa hour
and extension of coverage.
Federal standards ta raise upemployment benefit* and freo
medical Insurance for aoclal as*
curity recipients.
Adoption of civil rights legiala*
lion to and "second-claa* citizen
ship."
Federal aid to depressed areas.
Program to build homes, wipe
out slums, rebuild dttas and p r »
vide new- roads and airport*.
News Briefs
a
Impromptu Show
NEW YORK (UPI) - Comedian
Mlllon Bari* gave an improm
performance Sunday aboard a
Angeles-bound Jot airliner that
developed landing gear trouble and
waa returning lo Naw York. Berta
offered ta do a routine to kooR
tto US passengers from worn?
lag, and kept H up for two toufa
ur’ ’| the craft Handed safely.
Gambling Chargee
S
Florida Slate Bank's chairman
of Uw board. F. |. McNxttf,
told bank etocktotdara last wore
that he topes next January’s
stockholders’ meeting will to told
Alderm en T o M eet
Tto Casselberry Board of Al in tto new beak buildtag across
dermen will hold its regular First St. Tto stockholders present
meeting at 1:30 p. ra. today ia recommended that the hoard pewreed as fast as possible with Ito
tto taws Woman's Club.
oew buildtag. About M at
trs attaaded tto meeting.
The Sanford Mala Chorus will
meet for a rehearsal at T:M p. m.
today ta the UKO building.
mint Mint places human needs
■bove (he demands of big busi
ness."
Msany lisled the following mea
sure* as unfinished business
which he ssid Congress could Ig
nore no longer:
Regaining superiority In military
weapons "whatever ihe cost."
Federal aid for school construc
tion and improvement of teach
ers* salaries.
An Increase In the minimum
HKV.UKOKGK SWALLOW
assumed Iho duties ef go■latent prtaot of Holy Croto
Episcopal Church in San
ford recently. Father Swal
low wtN shore in the ser
vice*. pariah activities and
will U availabts for eounm
1Ub|.
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MIAMI (UPI) - Tan peraoM
faced gambling charge* today at
tar a weekend raid tore which
Mtted 31,DM In eeeh and a radta
set for receiving Cuban lottery
numbers. Agents estimated tto
ring woe doing a 33.303 to 310,(MB
a day buatataa before tto raid Sett
urday. Tto raiders broke into •
northwest Miami residence to ett
Faircloth In R a ct
MIAMI (UPI) © j |
VJ rat
Committee Of 100
To Meet Tuesday
The Committee of 100 will hold a
meeting Tuesday at 1:30 p. as. ta
Ito annex of tba Sanford Civic
Canter. Tto primary purpose of
this meeting U to Meet officers and
committee chairmen for Ito com
ing year.
Maurice Marshall, head of Eotertatament Knterplses, will to
•reseat to give an up-to-dsl* report
oo tto progress of Circualapd.
The public ta Invited ta attend,
Scott Bums, ehairman of ito m b miltee, said.
Polict Hunt
Squirrel Thief
Poltao today ar* looking for a
squirrel thief.
Luther TMker of SM E. Mth Bt.
reported to police AM sometime
leal night someone entered hia
yard sod stole tto squirrel and
tto cage.
Police found Ito cage too yards
from tto Taeker
Miami
of more
for ito laiBmr eoualieg. Fairttath
announced to wiM ran aiitato
former representative CUM Rett
rail for tto Senate seat. Tto softt
was vacated when former sea*
lor Jm Eaton was sppstatii to
Beard Appointed
GAINESVILLE (UPI) - Waefc
Coach Percy Beard today w m
named aeetetant director ef athle
tics ta tim first official . ctloe to
tto UMvcratty ef Florida AthleUe
Director Bay Graves. Beard, wto
has beaa .Florida track coach
lines HM, zlsa wifl continue to
serve aa bustaoM manager end
track coach under G ram wto
was named athletic director and
head football ooa eh Saturday.
Weight Control
EVANSVILLE, lnd. (UPI) —
Maad Johnson A Co. onoouaeed
today It has marketed' t sew
weight control product which sop*
pitas t nutritionally balanced*
hunger satisfying, pM-caterte dally
diet. Tto product, Metiwenl, row.
tains m drugs, tto company m M,
M ta ■ powder which, when 41*
sMved ta water, makes a have*
UTw*
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Highway Fund
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’ robe Planned
iBy Road Group
m •
BLUNOTON, Ohio (UPI) —A
p York Central paaaengar train
Bod a signal tower and deid Sunday night, killing four
mm and Injuring 41.
baggage car burst into ilamo,
the Ore did ant spread. .
ivea car* of the la-ear South,
larn 14mHod epparantly were
id o f (ha track after adieetf
aa oak tod a baggage car
-boggago ear.
rtwo aWldran
Sabanolar, a postal dark, wae
hospitalized with possible Internal
Injurle*. Twenty**!* per*ont were
admitted to hospital*, In Obcriln.
Lodi, Medina and Elyria, but only
one wa* luted In critical condi
tion.
. Tha New York Central epokee*
man la ladlaaapoll* aald tbe
wracked earn alia were belcg
searched for additional victim*,
but he said ha believed all bad
been found.
Tha deed Included the train's
fireman, Philip J. Lehman, 44, of
Cleveland; two Pennsylvania Rail
road conductors, Kannalh V. Hale,
41, of Boecdale, Ind., and George
p. Kummell. of Indianapolis, who
wen cn rout# to a union conven
tion in Clavaland, and an unlden**%# ,<SLWUHll*-Cleveland train
•arriad about 1U pasiengere.
"Glaia blow all over the place,"
•aid M. Sgt. Arthur W. Cyphers,
41, stationed at Grifflta Air Perea
Beat. Roma. N. V. "AH tba
eaata a^ma loose and the luggage
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mlftova.
hA dtiiw
nrfllD
flowH.
Cypher*,- who aUo wae In the
piaienger-baggagt ear aald ‘ we
wen all trapped until aomeone
got the door open with a sledge
A railroad empleya stationed la
the wooden tower escaped Just be
fore the train struck.
Ambulance driver Arthur Salo,
of Obcrlln, aald the woman had
been "aqueeied te death."
"She wae buried under seat*
and wa bad to pull two living
paeecngera from atop her body,"
Marlon Tudor, K, of Wellington, laid he saw tho wreck and
raa to the darailad cars to help
reaeuo passengers.
Tudor aald the engineer, A. Ker*
eteln, wa* injured and dated. "I
have no brakue, no air, no horn,
no epoodomotar and no nothing,”
Tudor quoted him ai laying. Kereteln wee hospitalised but was
not reported in critical condition.
la addition la tha baggage car
and tba paesangcr-baggaga ear
the train had tbraa passenger
Governor's Race Shaping Up
Unemployment
Taxes Slated
Te Drop In '60
TALLAHAS8KB (UPI) — Uoemployment Inntraacte taaoe will
bo lower In Mao, saving Plartda
employer* about II mlllioa dallari.
Industrial Commission Chair
man Jamas T. VoeoUa aald about
u.ooo omplayun will benefit from
IHa reduction on tho average of
ftftlA Ogfh
Tha laaa rota will bo 1.1 par
coot compared te l.f In MM. Tha
now rata will be only 1 per aant
for builoeieea allowed a lower
rat* because of food ospcricneo.
This rate In INS waa 1.M par
cent.
Lower tan rata* were mode
fund total of M4,TM,TM .at .Hm
end of IMS. Thto MMOatod to
more than 4 per cent of tho Us
able payrolls of ntl ompioyan,
■utovstlceUy providing Ibo lower
rate.
In efUM. the cut merely lower*
■n increaso that wont into effect
at toe Mart of )MS whan tbe
tnmt Mad Mend htfew toe 4 par
aant level.
Vocelie s a i d Jektm baaafke
W5.GS. Circles
Plan M eetings
alatura'a Interim committee on
made will Inmatlgato n charge
that moet of tha etata'e highway
fond* win bo tied up on big eity
project* lor year* to coma,
Tho committee Saturday voted
to aommoo Urn state Hoad Board
to exoleia It* present and future
■pendlog plana. Chairman Scott
Kelly «f Lakeland laid tha moat*
lag would ho aehoduled la tha
■ear future.
Gov. LaBoy Collin* defended
—linilfii MlleiM
iant hen Sunday.
ha*a
He aald__________________ ___
curtailing pending la Miami and
other title* when ho said tha
aaoi la greatest.
Ceiling raid ho was "elected ea
a platform to build roads on a
koala of need, nat to a bests of
■lisa."
TIM Jaiat Sonata-House interim
oommlttea on roods Saturday anaaoaeod a toras-pronged Investi
gation of road policies. la addition
In laaUaf lata arboa rood buildins. Ike commtttoo sold it would
Invaatlsatu poymuuto to private
eagtooartag firm* employed for
hr an appearance of La Moata
Gran nf Orlando, Ho charged that
IS par scat of federal highway
funds era going into city road
systems. Ho told too committee
Urn road board waa preparing
contracts Mr big eity axprtsawaya
which would tie up Flerbie’a road
building nvnntM for yaari.
Colllaa answered that roads era
built on too besia of need and
ant mMao Mo nold k waa ao
eocrot that Uw Initial federal
tator-etate highway money waa
betas spent on expressways and
otoar pewjaota hi Miami and other
WASHINGTON (UPI) v - Them
1* a crop of 'contenders for the
Democratic protldooUal nomlna,
Uon Nut *Mr. ir ♦Ja^'-tlde slcr,
about one contender'! crop of
hair.
Sen. John r, Kennedy (D-Mass.)
who hope* to win U>e nomination
and go on to victory at tho poll*
In November, already haa eeored
at another kind of polo — tho
barbor’a.
It’a n long atory cut abort, a
balr*raUlng yanr that may be
denied ai ihtar noaaanat.
Thera hti beta
a definite
change In Kennedy1* appearance
In recent week*. Ob»erver* noted
,h*>
longer doe* the 41-year*
eld s*nsior have one of hi* old
trademark* — a siock of hair
Jutting over hi* forehead with ■
so m ew h at w ild mop o f fluiiifrMg
Kennedy' chock of hair la
Demo Committee
Sets Meet Jan. 23
It wa* a top policy decision by
Kennedy'* political general* at a
“ summit1’ conference.
The chenge la appearance tr
noticeable to nearly all who eaw
Kennedy ' ‘before1* and "after."
rui Kennedy’* aide* refuied to
admit there' ha* boon a d n eet
HU campaign
headquarter*
pren aide, Pierre Salinger, raid
“ I haven’t noticed a thing," he
added, “ thla la not a policy *»•*tion."
The one man who knowa moat
■bout the aeerat clip laa’t talking,
Ha’a Kennedy’i barber who raid.
"I'm forbidden to give aot any
Information on that."
Jan. SI.
Executive Committee Obairmaa
Jamie Milligan announced the
dele hern Sunday. Ha raid the
meeting would begin at M:M a.
m. In tho San Juan Hotel.
MUUgan invited dm chairman
and members of Mending com
mittees te meat Friday preceding
tba annual full committal meeting
to dlmae resolutions and mom*
mendathma they defin to make or
■ubmit to tlm committee.
"All public officiali and candi
dal** fir atatewtde office* subject
to the May Democratic primary
Red Skaters W in
STOCKHOLM, gwodm (UPI) Russia defeated Sweden, 4-0, Sun
day to win the two-match Inter
national Ice hockfy series- The
Soviet abatere, hold to a 4-4 tit
Friday, displayed a faM-breaklns
attack to outwk too Swedish do*
foase'Ja too Boole.
Take Soccer Opener
MEXICO CITY (UPI) - San
Lorenxo nf Argentina epened ton
Pentagonal soccer games Sunday
with a 3-J victory over Toluca of
Mexico. A pair of goals by San
Filippo provided too Argentine
champions with took margin of
victory,
ESTABLISHED OVBB IB TEAKS
Graft Opens Naw
C a r Lot Thursday
Bran Motors oar let at Frei
Avo* and Seventh Sc M open
business, bot wilt gto tta effij
etait nt asgraad opening Thnrai
fiats and toad rare wil b i i
an ton ML
Austria Sweeps
WKNGBN, Swilaerlaad (UPI)—
Austria, kd kqr Hale Lattnor and
Pnppt SUcglar, ewept the aislera
nvant Sunday In ton Lauberhcrn
Trophy ski races. Dan Broake et
at "Circus
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drive it—nod UeSm to M—vary ooen
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�Mon. Jan. 11, I960—Paga *
Hillbilly Singer Jimmie Davis
SAVf
C H O IC E f
fleeted Governor Of Louisiana
NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — The
twangy atraim of “ you art my
•unihine, my only sunshine . . •"
wefted through the wall of aohbln* trumpet* on Hourbon Street.It harkened back to 18 year*
■*o, whtn Jimmie Dari* rode
that »ong to the governor'* man
sion. That tame Davie, grayer,
•paunchier, but still at mild ai
ever, is in again.
He beat dapper JeLesseps Mor
riion, mayor of Naw Orleans, by
73,000 votes in Saturday's Democratic primary. There will not be
enough Republican opposition to
even worry ftim at he prepare*
My Sunshine” a hillbilly clatsic
.during the campaign that made
•him governor in 1911. The *ong
echoed through the *treet» again
es he and hi* party trouped from
hotel to hotel celebrating hi* vietory.
It was a record vote for Loulei---------------------------------------------44 f
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Men Commissioned
Saturday morning at ceremonies
hefe and at Newport, R . I., eleven
Sanford Navy men turned in their
enlisted uniform* and became
commiiaioned officer* In the U. S.
Navy. Each of tha new Ensigns
specialty.
comtnieiioned A, if. Campbell
<VAH-5>, K. M. Tourney (VAH-U)
and C. R. Bone and J. Halaten,
both formerly of VAH-3, Each of
the new officers must complete
the officer indoctrination course at
Newport before gains to bin next
duty elation.
Area Toastmasters
To Host Officers
The Somlnole Toastmasters Club
of Sanford will be host la officer*
9 and representatives from ail Flor
ida Taastmaitcra Clubs here Satur
day.
Tha occasion will be a busines i
and training meeting of District 47
of Toastmaitcrs International. Dis
trict 47 takes in tha entire State of
Florida. Tha business session will
taka place in tha morning and
afternoon nt Mar Lou's Restau
rant. Saturday evening, tka Toast
masters and their wiva* will meat
9 at Mar Lou's for n banquet and
speaking program.
In Wednesday’s regular meeting,
which was n warm up after tha
holidays, tha Florida School Sys
tem was the subject of two speak
ers. Phil Harward spoke oa tha
need for progressive education in
the Sanford aehools. Chet Guerry
delivered aa illuminating speech
on integration in Plorida schools.
• NOW OPEN •
B R A SS M OTORS
7th * French
FIATB - USED CARS
OPRN TILL
EVHMNGI
ana — much more than the fir*t
primary turnout Dec. S, which
»ent Gov. Earl K. Lon* to politi
cal oblivion on hi* “ pea patch”
Davis, fif, campaigned on
|*tform of “ peace and hnrmnny,
aimed at the turbulent' years of
the Long regime*, and intoned
that he believed in “ live and let
live" a* the quartet »wayed and
*ang “ let there be peace in the
valley . . . "
.Thera will almoit certainly be
peace. Davl*' previou* term from
1044*48 w*» «o uneventful that he
we* able In |o tn Hollywood and
make record* and B movie*,
something which Incurred the
wrath of hi* opponent* In this
race.
Morriion won the first primary
but there were 11 candldatei In
the race to cut up the country
vale then. In Saturday'! election
It wa» clear-cut between the city
boy and the country boy and It
wa» a bright »unny day—bringing
out Davi*' country backera in
drove*.
Brigitte Has Boy
rAR1S (UPl)-Brlgelte Bardot shocked him Into a case of nerves.
He was released from the army
* « • b,« * *«*■» 0 * »««n-pound because of his nervousness and
four ounce boy In an announc has spent the time sine* in the
ment ao well publicised that apartment of his wife while wait
frowji gathered outside her ing for Nicola* to arrive. She reWest End apartment to cheer.
fused to go to a hospital, prefer
fhe 2S-y*ar-old movie star who ring childbirth in a home fitted
married 25-year-old matinee Idol with the latest obstelriral devices.
Jacques Charrler last June 18
And although the apartment
named her firstborn Nicola*. The was jammed and packed with such
birth WB< reported to have been equipment no one had thought to
without difficulty and both mother provide a pair of icales and it
was some time before Nicolai
could be weighed. Scales were
movie romps made her a symbol rushed in past a cheering crowd
of sex In France, it the highest- of newsmen, police, tourists and
paid movie aetreaa in French hi*- other curious.
The birth came around 1:10 a.m.
tory. In a few year* her figure
and the few wi»p* of cloth which in tha luxurious apartment and
usually covared it rocketed her Charrier telephoned the good news
from obscurity to such fams ihe at once to his father, a retired
la known merely as “ BB.”
colonel, who lives in th* southern
Charrler himself attained notor. city of Montpellier at th* other
lety last fall when he wa* draft and of France. The birth had not
ed Into (ha French army. The been expected for several days,
sight of hi* wife's scantily-clad but Brigitte’s parsnts were infor
pinup* on th* barracks walls and med in time and they managed
the vulgar remarks of his buddies to arrive for tha birth.
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WASHINGTON (UPI) — St*.
Stuart Symington (D.Mo.) says ha
would like to be president next
year, even though ha It not an
avowed candidate for )h* Demo
cratic nomination.
Symington, mentioned aa a poasibla compromise selection by th*
Democrats, mads it clear on *
nationwide television program Sun.
day night that ha is ready and will
ing to run U hia party nominal**
him.
He said h« did not plan "at
least at this time” to enter any
presidential preferential primaries
and was not actively seeking deleg atea to support him at th* Demo,
cratic convention neat July.
But asked If hs would ilk* to
ha president In I960, Symington
replied, “ I certainly would." He
addad that anyone in politics
would like to ha promoted to th*
Whit* House.
Symington's statement climaxed
4 series of weekend political de
velopment* surtlng with th* dis
closure that Vice President Rich
ard If. Nixon had become an
avowad candidate for tha GOP
WASHINGTON {UPD—"Uberals
in the Houie have been Ion* on
political ipeedira and abort, on
political power.1'
Speaking is Rep. Lee Metcalf
(D-Mnnl.). Hit aentimenta are
shared by moil northern Democrallc Congressmen. Now they arc
finally doing aomething about It.
“ In many caiea wo haven't had
the rote*." Metcalf laid. “ But in
other ca»f* we've been handicap
ped becauie we haven't been a*
well organiied aa the consenttlvei.
A aerie* of cloied-door meeling*
last week completed establishment
of a new organitation called “ The
Home Democratic Study Group."
Metcalf, temporary chairman, ap
parently i* lifted Io become the
group'! permanent leader.
The organisation claim* a mem
bership of about 123 northern, midwestern and wcatern Democrat*. It
I* planning to push for an eight or
nine point legislative program with
top priority assigned to civil rights.
A major objective, Metcalf told
United Press International, is to
weld the membership into an
alert, well-disciplined force able to
cope with maneuvers of conserva
tives.
Although it Is operating Inde
pendently, Speaker Sam Rayburn
(D-Ttx.) does not regard the lib
eral group as a challenge to hi*
leadership, Rayburn said last week
thay were “ good boyi" who prob
ably would help him in hia battl/
this year. Rayburn's legislative
program embraces much of the
group's major objectives.
The new liberal organization will
operate its own “ whip setup" to
summon lt> members to th* floor
for crucial votes.
'It will be used sparingly—only
on regional iisuea such aa civil
rigid* where we feel it would be
Improper to call on the regular
party whip organiution, which
servei both northern and southern
Democrat*,” Metcalf explained.
Asked why the study group's
membership list was being kept
secret, Metcalf explained that
members' views would vary on
certain issues.
Melcatf added, "we don't bind
any member to comply with the
decision of the group or to vole
contrary to hia convictions or the
wishes of the diatnets he repre
sent*."
buildup would beat serve the
party.
Ren. Hubert H. Humphrey (DMinn.), on* of two announced
candidate for the Democratic
nomination, challenged other par
ty hopefuls to meat him in
Lincoln-Douglas typo debates tn
the Wisconsin primary.
Humphrey indicated t hat he
staked moat of hia chances on his
performance in Wisconsin. Sen. Growers Meet
John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.), tha
County vegetable growers will
other avowed- Democratic aspir
hear bow to follow federal regu*
ant, hasn't decided yet whether to latloni
at a 7:30 p. m. meeting
enter tha Wisconsin contest.
In Ihe county courthouse next
Monday, University of Florida ex
tension entomologist James Rrogden and Dr. Charles Van Medll.i
of Ihe ichool’s agricultural exper
iment station will counsel Ihe
growers, Agricultural Agent Cecil
Tucker announced today.
Th* Sanford planning board haa
approved n San Sem Knolls plat
and off-street parking spaces for
flea commercial firm*. "
The four lot plat I* on th* east
side of Marihell Ave. Just Inside
th* city limits.
nomination. The board approved 27 spaces
Nixon slid into tha presidential
pool on Saturday, his 47th birth
day, with scarcely a political
■plash. Hs left it up to his press
secretary Herbert 0. Klein, to an
nounce that ha would enter pre
ferential primaries in New Hamp
the Sinclair Strvlre Station on
shire, Oregon and Ohio.
Tha next move in the Nixon French Ave. at 20th St. and tha
campaign appeared to be up to Wight Grocery Co. Warehouse at
President Eisenhower. At laast th*
President waa expected to be approved a* submitted.
Mr. and Mri. Robert Mitchell renaked about tha Nixon candidacy
at hie next news conference rieved permission to get parking
•pace* by tearing down a email
probably this week.
Eisenhower ha■ not held a prase building next u> their Laurel Ave.
conference sine* prior to Gov, and Third St. boat manufacturing
Nelson A. Rockefeller's withdrew.
■I from th* GOP race. With
Rackafallar out, doeplto reporta h*
would respond - to a draft, the
President might feel a Nixon
Am bush French
ALGIERS. Algeria (LTD —
Moslem rebel* ambushed a French
military detachment at Aragu, 21
miles northwest of Constantine,
Sunday, Six French soldiers were
killed and two wounded.
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WASHINGTON (UPI) - During
all the hoop-la whipped up by the
reopening of Congreu, J wai over
In one of tho quieten corner* on
Capitol Hill, communing with
gboala.
Gboits art about all that are
left In Room 101 of .the old Sen
ate office building. They flit
7
Ztersity'g rssidant planiwr, Mr. Gtrnkl Dnko, h u x »
mmdad that tha old bandrhel! at tha Lake Mowroa emd
irk Ave. be tom down and a marina and yacht baaln ba
t,
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Now that la a real recommendation.
Clttaa tha aiu of Sanford in Florida ara havlnf to com*
with placet which nro larcor and n o n picturesque and
■ Ulnibr to catch tha aya of tha f ta il lea fleeing tha odd
ha north when they atart looking for homo* In tha atat*.
There's proof aplenty that hosts are pushing the.auto-
Letters To
The Editor
Editors
Leat June we left Sanford nnd
tinea September hnve been eta*
Honed here la Rochester,
Through The Sanford Herald we
hnve kept In touch with the
many cbtngca taking place in
Sanford nnd Stmlnola County.
Although my buaband la In. the
lone am eel of the way In
hr their National Convets1>o Democrat! will moat
n Loe Aaatfea— July 11 th.
date eUU unpredictable).
lepnhUctna will gather in
n-Jaly ath. (Candidate:
i N teM u sntog mate M81
Operation of Submerged Land* and
tho Judiciary Subcommittee on
Polenta and Tradtmarka.
Congrearaan Cbarloa BenaeU
(M
Dtatriet) — JackaonvlUa.
Sixth tern, Hemhtr of tha Armed
Serrieea Committee. Serna on the
Real Eftita and Conetmetlen, the
CIA and the Pereonnal Subcommit
tee*, la the author ef Urn Poderal
Code ef Ethics for Government
EmpUyeee.
Diitriet) — Crootview. Tenth lam .
Doan of the Florida Oaagraaaioaal
Delegation. Ho la a member i f the
Appropriation! Subcommittee on
Defense. Conatantly (every flour
yean) urged by hla Manda te run
Black A n d W hite
Assignment Washington
BY SO KOTKRBA .
ST. PETERSBURG, Fie. —Back In Weedington in eome
duty old canana Ale Myrtle and
John Holme# are Juat a couple of
atatiatica.
In a trim brown nnd while houae
of low ajlbouetta on a palm-treofrtoged *treat north of Oils Sunahloa City Myrtle and John Holme*
a n riding too buoyant erait of a
hath, new lift.
They’re mill atatiatica — two of
the 11 mJiUan retired people gat
ing a lot af attention from Waahagtaa thoaa day*. Rut you gat o
hr different picture looking at
thoaa two Intanatiag itatUUc*
from tnalda tha front door.
1 dropped In an a home at ran
dom in the MM-ualt Skyview
aotUameat off V. 8. Route i», and
Um Hotmoaoa happened to be
amt aUgihle bachelor*.
Caogneaman Jim Hetfy (Tth heme. A couple of neighbor* had
Dlrtrim)
Seraaota. Fourtk dropped in and the four were aortterm. Si la chairman af the la- lag tomato** they had Juot bought
dkn ASatn SohaammRIaa af t *
teth
■boot In in twit iDence, taunt*
tag ttarki of oM eubpenee, hov
ering. over the Fifth Amendment
and WhUpering to phantom attortier*.
[ Time wai when Room 101
ranked ai the molt fevtriehly
bu*y place fn the hath of leglilalure. It reiembled the floor of the
New York Slock Exchange on the
day the bottom dropped out of
the market.
A icore pf tnveitigatora ecurrled back and forth, harboring
aecreta. Another icon of cltrki
played a typewriter cacophony,
banging drawen for percuaalon.
Telepbonea rang i nc eaaan tl y.
Some wen anawered. Lawyer*
with their ellenta elbowed eaeh
other for briefcaae room.
Aa you may have gueaacd,
Room 101, actually a lulta of of*
flcta, la the headquaVtera of the
Senate packet! Committee, which
la folding up thla month after
Ihree yeara of labor-management
ilcuthlng.
1 dropped by for ■ chat with
Jerry Adlerman, who replaced
Robert f Kennedy-aa chief coun*
■el after the committee wound up
it* public hearingi lait aummer.
Manx a tlma I hava bruahed
gingerly paat a aullen row of
bard-eyed gangatera to reach Ken
nedy’! Inner aancLum. Today,
Jimmy Hoffa could drive a truck
through Room 101 without hitting
a tingle hoodlum,
I found Adlerman behind Ken
nedy'! old disk, a fretful look on
hi* face. Aiked how thlnga wera
going In the rackata builnaaa, ho
thrugged and cruihed out a ci
gar.
dl*. Well, aome of ua ara Juat be
ginning to live."
Than all of them peppered me
wilh atoriea about tho fun thlnga
that aurround them. They play Pin
ocle, fiih In tho gulf or go crab hour* of pleaiure during tho paat
bing in the atockad lake to tho few month!. I oniy wl»h we were
In Sanford ouraelvea to pick It
NEW YORK (UPI) — Black
abiorba all light raya; white re
flect! all light raya. Thla la why
light colored clothing generally
la cooler. It throw* off more'of the
aun'a heat than It take* in. Ex
periment! have ahown that n
block of Ice will melt morn alowly
when covered with a white aheet
than with ■ black aheet.
drudgery," he aal^. "Xo glamor.
No romance, no ftnfan. Juit
plain hard mearch.
Ha axplalned that he and Q
cadn ef ataff memben wen en*
gaged in mopping up operation!,
writing final committee report!
end getting the mau of docu*
menta in ahape for tta archival.
At we talked, oar coavenatkm
wai orceaioeally punctuated by
the ataccato rattle of an alectrie
typewriter In the outer office.
Nine moathi ago. you couldn't
have heard a machine gun above
the din.
Q
Adlerman. a soft-ipokcn, mat*
ter • of • fact attorney wbo looka
eo mething ilka an unmuilcal Xivler Cugat, I* himself a cootratt'
to hla youthful, kard-drivlng pred.
eceaaor.
When tha colorful Kennedy was
around, the committee ataff,
wblcb numbered about ISO In lie
heyday, wai In perpetual motion
and the panic button wai puihed
at leait once an hour.
fh
I naked Adlerman the where*
about* of aoma of tha ex-ataffera.
Molt of them have algned on with
other eongreulonel committee*.
Kennedy end n couple of otheri
are working In the prcaidentlal
campaign of hla brother, Sen.
John F. Kennedy (D*Maii.).
Aa I left, it waa ao quiet you
could have heard a aubpeni drop.
But tha ghoats of a thouaand wit*
neaaea filled the room.
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The Blythe-Dunmlro
Party
CHURCH Of The NAZARENE
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B R A S S M OTORS
FIArah* USED CARS •
OPEN TILL lit* EVENINGS
Virginia Conn
Rochester, N.
Fewer N ew D rugs
NEW YORK (UPI) - For the
ftret time in elx yean, tha phar
maceutical toduetry to IMS mar
keted a amaller number of new
ucte, according to a tabulation
Paul do Horn, • New York
maeeutleal eeneultant. The
to imt waa e » : to is o ,
8T* he reported.
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ON YO U R A U T O IN SU R A N C E
Next to Mnry Carter Paint Store
menu, thoaa cold atatiatica enume
rating our aatioo'a elderly toka ao
a different picture.
Diitriet)
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CROSSWORD
H bm tha lndoaealan etroegmaa
ruled aut eyo-gougtog *r s punch
in the noee na a democratic prin
ciple to ho practiced either among
nationa or,at horn*.
r. mm nan noihmiM mnltomal tmajS.
between the U. S. and Indonania.
One ,waa a 70 million dollar U.
S. loan for lndoaealan economic
development. Another waa u credit
tor Marly T million doltnra with
Which to buy U S. machinery,
equipment and aervicea with
which to anpand the capacity ef
tho Graalk Cement Corporation to
Ka*t Java.
It aatma probable that on* of
Khruahchev’a rolec will ba to lock
to art aa peace-maker between
IndoMila and Red Chioa to their
growing, diepute over IndoneaU'a
decirion to tree» out alien Chisaao merchant*. Om of the moo
with whom bo muet deni will ho
Naautieo. tho man who make* da-
The Econom y Choice of a Irfatlmm -Tw o naw Fords
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By Club
MONDAY
The Sanford Garden Club trill
sponsor a game parly at tha
Civic Center Jan. 32, with Mr*.
Al Hunt, chairman and Mn. D.
K. Dorman, Co-chairman. Mra.
C. M. Floweri la publicity chair
man.
Refreshments will be s..*vad
t t preceding the card .im si. Door
prises and high score prises will
be presented at each table. Play
er* will bring their own cards.
Tlckrts may be secured at the
door for S1.00 or from garden
club members.
Sanford Drove’ IBO B. P O. P.
meets at I p. m. at The Klk’s
Club. Thrre will he balloting
on candidates for membership.
TUESDAY
Lake Mary Homt Demonstra
tion Club meets at 10:30 a, m.
al the Lake Mary firehouse. Cov
ered dish iunrhron at noon. Mrs.
J. D. Woodruff Sr. guest speaker.
Pilot Club executive board
meeting 7 p. m. at the Civic
Center. Business meeting I p. m.
WEDNESDAY
Civic and Fine Arts Depart
ments of Sanford Wonian'i Club
meet* for covered dish luncheon
at 17:l>0 p. m. Program “ Hobby
Shop" with all members partici
pating.
Miss Sonja Monforton and Miss
Joan- Wilke will present a musical
program during lha lunch hour.
C.P.O. WIVES CLUB OFFICERS at the installation luncheon at the Mar
Lou restaurant last week are from left, Mrs, Wayne Kama, treasurer, Mrs,
Fred Murray, incoming president, Mrs. Charles Stone, retiring president,
Mri. B. William Stuart, secretary and Mrs. Paul Haney, vice president,
(Staff Photo)
Enterprise
Personals
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BY HELEN SNODGRASS
Mr. and Mft. Leon Wrigbl, En
terprise, received an announcement
'of the marriage of their grand
daughter, Christa Bertha Scboellenbach to Howard Kenneth Zenger on Dec. 31 at Saint Mary's
Cathedral In Portland, Oregon.
The couple plans to make their
home in Eugene, Oregon, where
he I* in hla last year at law
nehoul,
Christa's mother,
mother, ■ the former
Miss Loretta Wright, ha* many
friends in this section.
Misses Audrey and Susan Hlara
returned Sunday to Grovaland af
ter spending the holidays with
thejr parents, Mr. and Mr* H.
R. Hlers. Audrey teachea in tha
Grnveland school and Suian la l
student there.
Mr. and Mra, Doremua MU!*
i f Hams. N . Y . visited here this
week. Mrs. Mill*, the former Miss
Dorothy Pos, ha* spent 'aavaral
winter* hare with her mother, Mrs.
Grace Fox and her aunt and
tmde, Dr, and Mr*. F. I. DaLong.
Miss Jean Parker haa resumed
her studies at Florida State Uni
versity hi Tallahassee after spend
ing the holiday* with her parents,
Mr. and Mra. D. J. Parker.
Mr. and Mr*. Larry Frlsbea of
New Orleans, La. and Orlando
visited Mr. and Mra. M. H. Ryan
Saturday.
Pat Ryan, left this week to re
turn lo his new station In New
Mexico with the U, S. Air Force.
He spent his leave with hla pareats, Mr. and Mre. Jack Ryan.
Week rad guest* of Mr. and
Mri. W. R. Hlers included Mr.
•ad Mre. Gen* Harrison and
daughter of Orlando, Mrs. Ruth
Summer and sons of Minnesota
and Miss Ana Grayaon of Bartow,
Jeanette Louise I’eureon
MRS. WAYNE H. DRAM LEY. center, a recent bride, wna honored at a
"Post-Nuptial'* shower at the Roll) home on Narcissus Ave. this week.
Hostesses were tha Misses Sully, Judy and Nancy Robb and their mother,
Mrs, Fred Robb. Nancy, left and Judy, right, are shown with the honoree
and the wedding cake. Other guests included Mrs, Bill Baker, Mrs, Oil
Luck, Miss Sandra McKnight, Mrs. Carom Gager and Mrs. Brantley's
mother, Mrs. Fred McMurray.
(Staff Photo)
fisA A o m ih Garden Circle Meets
A group tt women from the
W, 8. C. I. of First Methodist
Church attended the W. S. C. S.
Day Apart; sponsored by the Orlaado Diitrict at Oviedo. Those
attending were Mre. R. U. Hut
chison, Mre, T. C. O'Steen, Mrs.
L. D, Hastings. Mn. William 8.
Higginbotham, Mra. Ray Herron,
Mrs. W. A. Hunter and Mra.
Eugene WUllama.
Mrs. Corbett Named President
O f Ethel Root Church Circle
The Ethel Bart, Circle ef tha for tha coming year.
lira. Klehtrd Carter was te
Congregational Christian Church
held their first meeting of the charge of the impressive service.
year Monday, te the Fellowship Tha following were officers elect
Hell of tha church. The masting ed far tha earning year: Mra. M.
was called to order by tha Presi Corbett, presMeat, Mrs. Herbert
Thurston, vice president, Mrs.
dent, Mra. Oscar Zlltrewer.
Mri. Gus Schmab, chaplain, lad James Bedeabaugb, secretary,
the group te prayer fallowed by Mra. O, Z1Grower, treasurer,
the secretary and treasurer re- Mrs. Edward Simpson, chaplain.
rts and discussion of all old - The retiring r esident presented
steeia. New boslness Included Mr*. Corbett with n new gavel.
the Installation of new officersA menu was planned for a sup
per that will precede the annua:
■Meting of tha church on Wed-.
• NOW OPEN ••
Midiy, Jin, 13, at 8:31 p. ra.
All members and Interested perB R A SS M OTORS
eaas are Invited lo attend.
Tlh 4 Freach
Refreshments af chicken salad
sandwiches, assorted cookies, tee
FIA'iri . USED CAES
OPEN TILL 8*8 EVENINGS end coffee ware served by the
hostess, Mra. T. B. Alford.
K
CAMELLIA CIRCLE
The Camellia Circle of the
Garden Club met si (he home of
Mrs. Jack Wilber, Thursday even
ing, with Mra. Frank L. Woodruff
III and Mrs. Dave Laude assist
ing si co-hostesses.
Circle chairman, Mrs. A. K.
Shoemaker Jr., led the rroup te
the opening prayer,
Mrmbers were reminded of the
garden club card party and cir
cles isle* scheduled for Jan. 71
■t I p. m. at the Civic Center.
Door prises will be awarded In
addition to a prise for high koto
at each tabic.
Feb. II Is the dale set for the
annual luncheon and gcnrrel busi
ness meeting to be held at tha
Mayfair Inn. Guest speaker will
be Mra. Charle* H. Frierson. 8h«
will present an interesting movl*
and lecture on "Egypt and Tha
Arab World Garden."
New Year's resolutions? Why
not make an easy-lo-keep resolu
tion such as, "J will lake advantage
of more suds te *80."
This resolution can reward you
with more beauty than you'd ima
gine possible — If you keep tt
faithfully. Daily bathing, twice*
a-wrek shampooing, nightly soap
suds facials, and werkly mani
cures and pedicures will reward
you with a special cleanliness
■low. They will also protect your
health. So have a hippy end
HERE ARE THE
W IN N E R S
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G R A N D O P E N IN G CO N TEST
All pHsee ta dry deeateg
let PRIZE III — L C. EASTKRBROOK
Til W. 1st
lad PRIZE 111 — MRS. ARTHUR HOUGHTON
ISM W 2rd fll
led PRIZE III — O. E BAN ONER
MIT Coraraaalty Way
It P rim
f I la Dry Cleaning:
Mra. Phyllie Neeh
. 1311 MagaeUa
Jennie Nmnk
FA !-U U
Mre. Ida Leaf
Mra. Refit Laakfwd
A copy of the by-lswi of the
garden club wee given to each
member and were also read aloud
lo the group. The amendment*
are to be voted on at the general
meeting.
Members present Included Mr*.
W. C. Bliss Jr., Mr*. C, D.
Knight, Mrs. Lewi* Barley, Mrs.
Charles W. Lansing, Mrs. M. L.
Gramkow, Mrs. Madelyn Kuhn,
Mre. Alfred Chiles, Mrs. Tom Mc
Donald, Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr.
Mrs. Bob Crumley, Mrs. Ver
non Hardin, Mre. Jamee DeBord,
Mr. J. L. Horton Jr., Mrs. Don
Hamncr, Mre. E. W. Peterson,
Mr*. Waller J. Kurhn .as host
ess to the Offirers Wives of
VAH-1 monthly coffde with Mrs.
William L, Hackett assisting as
co-hostesis.
Following the business session,
silver ash trays were presented
lo Mrs. Robert E. Morris and
Mrs. Robert V. Carangl who will
be leaving the squadron soon.
Mr*. Harold E. McCumbcr will
replace Mrs. Morris is iqusdron
representative with Mrs. Kenneth
L. Uockey as alternate. Mr*.
Charles Smith ts the welcoming
commute* chairman for the
squadron.
Those present Inrludcd Mra.
Carangi, Mr*. Cockry, Mr*. MeCumber. Mrs. Morris. Mrs. David
The following were present and
will give the demonstration in
tnelr clubs In January;
Geneva, Mra. Daisy Rivers and
Mra. Hazel Prevail; Lake Brant
ley, Mrs. Edward C. Na;el; Lake
Mary, Mr*. T. A. Stiles; Lake
Monroe. Mrs. Hilda Thompson
and Mrs. J. C, Sapp; Longwood,
Mrs. ft. C, New-comer, Mrs. W.
E. Colllngwood and Mr** Edna
Sheets; Sanford, Miss Eva Hunt
and Mrs, Elsie M, Lins; Semi
nole Evening, Mrs. It. DeJong.
The club* ire open lo all who
would like to join. Ne . year books
will be given at lha January club
meetings. The schedule for the
meetings la as follows;
Longwood, Jsn. 7; Lake Mary,
Jan. 17; Geneva, Jan, 13; Sanford
and Lake Monroe, - Jan. 14;
Oviedo, Jan. IS; Elder Springs,
Jan. 19; Seminole Evening, Jai.
21 and Lake Brantley, Jan, 31.
King, Mrs. John W. Crawford,
Mr*. Donald E. Ethrll, Mrs. Har
vey E. Fisher, Mr*. R-irrt M.
Forater, Mr*. Richard T. Gralow.
Mrs. Charles E. Guthrie. Mrs.
George A. Hoffman, Mrs. George
W. Kimmom, Mr*. Maonard L.
Ltlleboe, Mra. Donald R. MeGraw, Mra, Rirhard D. Peter
son, Mrs. Wesley L. Ralston, Mrs.
Robert S. Salre, Mrs. Charles R.
Smith, Mrs. N’cal J, Johnson,
Mrs. Roben Golden, Mrs. Charles
n. Smith, Mrs. James Mackey,
Mr*. Rirhard L. W*U and her
mother, Mr*. Keller.
Set Thursday
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MONDAY
Sesrlon of First Presbytort—
Church 7:30 p, m.
Executive hoard meeting of W.
M. U, of First Baptist Church
meets at 10 a. m. followed by circle
meetings at 10:U a. as, Conrad
dish luncheon at noon and program
at I p. ra.
Circle 3 of the First Christie*
Church meets it f:N p, a , g
the home of Mrs. O. D. Landfill
-in Floral Heights.
Pinrcrest lisp list Church Ft)*
low-ship, «:30 p. m. Winsome $.
S- Class meeting at home of
Mr*. II. D. McQuattera, IS
Woodland Dr., 8 p. m.
With Enchanting Draper!**
Luncheon
Personals
EACH • MONTHS
Calendar
Specially Priced
Osteen
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Church
New officer* of Die Ladies Auxl
llary or the Laka Ma Volunteer
Fire Department will
at a meeting which Will he held
at the Fire Houst, Thursday, Jan.
M at 9 P. M.
Women of the community are
urged to be presrnt to help formu
late plana for the activities of the
coming year.**
AUTOMOBILE
A8 LOW AS
sixth and seventh grades whla
living in Sanford.
Mr. Burns attended U, C, L. A,
and received his degrees from
Michigan State University. He li *
now a professor in the Zoology
department at the Unlrsrsttp ad
Oklahoma.
A June wedding Is planned.
Final plans to be announced M
a later date.
Cdr. and Mrs. Pearson plan l i
make their home In Sanford whan
hr retire* from the servlee sens*
time this year.
Installation
BY MBS. CLARENCE SNYDER
Rev. and Mra. Jose Cardoia
visited friends here Saturdey end
Sunday and attended services Sun
day morning at the Osteen napHit Church. Rev, Cardoia is a
farmer pallor of the Church. He
li now attending Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary In Wake
Forest, 8. C.
Mr. and Mra. Phillip, Wing and
son, Michael and Mr. and Mra.
John Draper and son Pal of
BuUeraul, Mich., recently spent
Laude, Mre. Woodruff and two days with Dr. and Mrs. John
Wilber.
Bradin.
THE
Mon, Jan. l l f I06(l«—
P apr S
Cdr. and Mr*. 0. Russell Pear
son of Jacksonville and formerly
of Sanford, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Jeanette
Louise, lo Dr. Robert Dand Burns.
Norman, Okla., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Dand Burns of Royat Oak,
Mich.
Miss Pearson is a graduate of
the Norman, Okla. High School
and is now attending (he Univer
sity of Florida. While in high
school she majored in mology
and wra* a member of the National
Honor Society, She attended the
VAH-1 Coffee Meets
At Hackett Home
H.D. Leaders Attend
Frozen Foods School
Frasen Foods was tha topic for
the Leadership School given by
Miss Myrtir Wilson, Home Demon
stration Agent, Jan. 3,
She discussed the sis* of the
home frresers; where to locate
the freeser in the home; advant
ages and disadvantages of the
chest and upright freexers. She
also demonstrated toe prepara
tion, cutting and wrapping of a
rhlcken for the freeser; (he wraping of pork rhops; a meat loaf,
and (he method of glaring fish
for the freeser. The blanching
and preparation of broccoli, com
on lha cob and creamed corn
tor tha freeser was demonstrated.
A meal loar, frosrn salad, cook
ie* and a cake which had been
froten were sampled by the lad
ies.
Recipes for frosrn foods and
their preparation ran ba secured
at in* Home Demonstration
Vrrali
June Wedc
Announced
Newly elected officer* are Mrs. i Paul Haney, vice president; Mrs .Mrs. Wayne Karas, treasurer.
Iron were, Charlotte Aeder, Verna
red Hurray, president; Mrs. IB. William Stuart, secretary and I Members atlendinc the luneh-J Bolton, Jane Bradford,
Lou
Cran , Mildred DiMiscola, Nancy
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i his greet eased and bell biadUnr
Hg Cowboy Oravati continued to show
it improvement In the rebounding de
ment and tills Is another fellow who
lying Coach layer visions of a trip to
State tournaments in March. He eat
t i f the second half out because of
i called egalnot him, but in the first
ha cleared the boards. Doug Tsmny
,waea Mg hojpon thsbosrds.
High scoring Jim Gracsy waa hold to
eight points, which is tho first time this,
season that he has bam under double
figures but ther# was a reason. Ho also
got four quiek fouls called on him and sat
out most o f th# second half. Neverthelese,
he maintained a very fine 19 point per
game average In five ball gamee.
Coach Layer was very Impressed with
tha 71*69 victory and said that this wss
the beat ball gam# that his speedy club
ban played this season. He also M id that
Wildwood wss the finest ball club that
his Semtnoles have faced and, on this
basis, he is more optimistic about his
chances than before.
Wa traveled over to Orlando Saturday
night to g it a look at Apopka, which is
next on the schedule. The Darters display
ed a fine ball club as they pulled out a
thriller against Edgewater. 66-86, and
from the looks of things the Semlnolea are
going to have to have a good night to beat
them. They travel to Apopka tomorrow for
this Important contest which g e t/ under
way at 7 p.m.
AFL Grabbing
'Cool' Passer
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI)—Florida’s often criticised In Jack Lee
Is m Uvfri tylS football will be scrapped for a crowd.plaaaHOBILE. Ale. (U P !)-T h e -, a
multipte otfsnss under new heed coach Ray Graves.
Graves, himself one of the country’s leading experts on i 33-man aquad of southern alltnee, promised an exciting, offenao-minded team aa he star players who’ll probably toll
led a ffre*year contract Saturday a# Florida head coach you today that Houston, of tho
The Hurricanes play at Jackson
ville Wednesday against the third
piles Grom Dolphins, stetson,
which defeated ihmpn test wash,
American Football League, la
grabbing of Uw country’* coolest
pssstr In silm Jack Loo.
IBs six-foot, 175-pouad quarter
back from Cincinnati, bombed (ho
Bohol* through tho air la the 11th
aonuitl Senior Bowl Saturday, rat
ling up one touchdown tad con
necting for two others os the
North routed Urn South, 20-7,
Tho coaches, sports writers and
players agreed the difference be
tween the two powerful squads was
Loo’s pinpoint passing. Ha com
pleted 11 of 31 for Ml yards, break
ing the record rat by Auburn's
TravlsMldwsll in tho first Senior
Bowl gamo la Jacksonville, Flo., In
me. For hip efforts bo waa slotted
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Johnny Tesinaky scared 15 oad
Mika Duds 13 points la tha Ovioda
BERLIN, N. H. (UPI) Tom lota to the Bishop Moon Hamate.
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is a thno-iwi "bat trick" Sun sank 31 points and Jimmy Janes it.
der to peso (ho U, •. Olympic
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Eagle rallies in stretch to win
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at Tropical Park after Sicole and
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LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Rain
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forcing a postponement of tho
third round of tho 937,000 Lot An*
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HONOLULU, Hawaii (U P I)The nation’s top college baekfleld
min proved thomaolvai oq the
field as well aa on paper hero
Sunday is they dosed out the
•oiaon's football schedule is the
14th annual puls Bowl.
Billy Cannon, Richie Lucas,
Charlie Flowers and Rou Burton
—starting baekfleld for n victori
ous East team — sparked in a
decisive 34# ticking of Bud Wil
kinson's West All-Stars.
Canaan, unanimous AU*Amorica
choice and Helaman Trophy winoar, scored throe touchdowns to
pace coach Paul DtoUel'a aggre
gation, breaking the star-studded
tussle wide open with a 50-yard
return of tha game's first punt
ia tha opoalag minutes of play.
Pasa State's Lucas, voted out
Jerry Collins, owner of the
SsKtord-Orlando Kennel Club, this
morning authorised the purchase
of 91.000 worth of advertising from
the Sanford Greyhound entry in
H it Trick’
Solordey
NEW YORK (UP1) — NCAA
takes first steps toward banning
“ under the table payoffs” to com
petitors la college all-star football
and basketball games In windup
of annual netting.
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Kennel Club Manager Jask Ledoux. will Include fanee signs,
scoroboard coverage, PA ayatem
announcements during sack game,
insignia on tho back of player
uniforms, and Imprint an Uio club
station wagon transportation.
Collins* action brought quick
reaction from W. Keonoth MeRoberts, Um sportsmsa who last
year posted the all-important II,000 need in • hurry to lasure
laniard • franchise ia the 30roar-old league.
“ This la • trsmsadous boost
for it tabes care of fully ao
percent of tho sum wo must
have before opening day to ingqra o aucceisfut season,” bo
Mid.”
Two of tho 14 available font*
ligaa thus o n reserved, be said,
•no for Florida State Bank aod
th# racond for la nford-Orlando
standing back of the annual at
traction, clicked for two touchdawa psasos, captured individual
ball-carrying honors with 52 yards
in U catties from scrimmage,
and directed tho Easterners flawlastly from the quarterback spot
Mississippi's Larry Grantham
shared tho spotlight with his all
around play whleh won for'him
the gome’e outstanding lineman
award.
Following C a n n o n ’s acoriag
punt return, tho East added two'
touchdowns to open • 21-0 gap in
tho first quarter. Grantham took
an 11-yard pass in tho and sons
from Lucas and Cannon fotiowod
minutes later with a 12-yard re
ception from Luces.
Jack Spikes, Texas Christian
fullback, amashed over from tho
tour to put tho West on the scareboard in tho second period*
Cannon's third touchdown came
late In the third period on • four
yard plunge, and end Dick Brooke
of Purdue ended the scoriqg in
tho dosing tqioutei of ploy with
n 20-yord pass interception.
SMU quarterback Don Maradith
waa contained affectlvaly by the
big fast East Una which took
chargo early aod maintained
pressure throughout. Tho Mustaog
tossor, who state the show in the
recent Shrine Esst-West gamo in
San Francisco, connected with six
of IS pass attempts and. had two
intercepted.
B. Edward! Bulldon Suppliti
took two games from Stelnmoyor
Roofing, last week In tha Thursday
Night Mixed League, to insure
their title of league leaders, with a
total of Site games won to date.
Itelnmeyar still holds second spot
with 30te wins.
Wallace. Woods led tho supply
team In their wins, with Don Stel
lar being high for tho opposition.
Pot Footer picked up tho S-T split,
and both John Ogden and Denny
Phares made the baby, 3-10.
South Piaecraat dropped all throe
to The Furniture Cantor aod drop
ped themaelvos in the collar, as
well. Ponca Elmore racked qp o
high oortea, all to no avail, as How•rd Harrison piled up an even
higher one for the Furniture team.
Harriian ended with n SOS, picking
up tho 3-13 along tho way. Ed CalIan also made thla fasby split, white
Fran Macks), toppled tho difficult
3-7-10.
Suatead Estates Jumped on Flor
ida State to toko tho first two
gamos by nice margins. But, the
Bankers piled up a high thin)
gqpa to elach one gamo for the
evening- George Swann wao high
nun for Florida State, as Ken
Stone racked up ’ high aeries for
lunland. Swann, Bob Hoaford, and
Jeara Gardner an made the 3-10
and Gordon Senart turned in the
6-T-S.
Furniture Center bolds third spot
with’ 25 wins, followed by Florida
State with 24. South Pfnecreet and
Scnlud both have 32 wins, making
■y JOE BASCIS
tailed Freaa International
Cincinnati’! top-ranked Bearcata, winners of 12 atralght, could
come a cropper right la their own
conference this week when they
take on a pair of tough nuts in
fourth-ranked Bradley and ninthranked St. Loula.
And It won’t exactly bo tsiy
•tedding for lomo other rankad
power* auch a* California, We«t
Virginia, Ohio Stalo and Texai
AAM a* play for tho most part
•otUea down to conference skir
mishing.
But Cincinnati, which has boaton back every major threat tbu»
far including scrappy Iowa and
Dayton during tho holiday inter
lude, facts the stiffed teat of the
season because both Bradley and
St. Loula are beginning to roll
after aluggiah atarta.
Nevertheless, the B e a r c a t s
rolled to victory No. 12 Saturday
aod conference victory No. 2 by
invading Tulsa, Okie., and whip
ping tho University of .Tulaa,
«3-50, even though All-American
Osear Robertson scored only 21
points.
Bradley, in the meantime, bad
all it could do to boat Wichita,
71-70, at Wichita, while SL Louis
breeted over North Texas Stata,
70-03 on its home court.
Sccoud-ranked California, which
meats Whshlngtoa State on Fri
day and Big Five rival Washing
ton on Saturday, bad little trou
ble beating Stanford, 52-43, for Us
12th victory in 12 alerts, .but
third-ranked West Virginia, which
meets William and Mary tonight,
Virginia Wednesday and unbeaten
Villanova Saturday, struggled to
a 73-13 victory over Penn State.
West Virginia also has been beat
en only once in IS games.
Fifth-ranked Ohio Stele, a 00-03
winner over Big Ten rival Indi
ana at Columbus, Ohio, plays Daiaware at home tonight and than
tangles with Northwastarn on Sat
urday. The Buckeyes are 0-2 and
their win aver Indiana vlrtuatly
knocked tho Hooaiora out of the
Big Ten roe*.
Seventeenth-ranked Utah State
upset sixth-ranked Utah, 73-41,
and swings back into action
against Skyline rivals' Colorado
Stata U. aod Wyoming this week,
while Utah meets conferene# ri
vals New Mexico aod Denver.
Eighth-ranked Georgia, Tech
ran Its record to 10-1 by scuttling
Mississippi State, 02-00, Saturday,
but goee right back to work to
night against Southeastern Con
ference rival Mississippi aod then
takas on Georgia Wednesday and
Vanderbilt on Saturday.
Texas ABM, rankad 10th, which
had little trouble boating Texas
Christian, M-32, to remain un
beaten la 10 game*, iota against
Southwest Conference opponent
Southern Methodist Tuesday befora tangling with Texaa an Fri
day. ABM, Text! and Arkansas
are tied for tho conference Mad,
each with t-S records.
Elerenth-rinkcd Wake r«mt
dropped • « * » decision to North®
Carolina Saturday, but l«ta a
chance to redeem itself against
Atlantic Coait Coaferaact rival*
South Carolina and North Caro*
Una Stata thla weak. Duko. tho
conference leader, meet* Clem*
•on Tuesday and Maryland on
Saturday.
loera State, the Big Eight Con
ference co-leader with Xaniai
Slate, meet* Oklahoma tonight 0
and Oklahoma Stata Saturday,
while Kamaa State tangles with
Oklahoma State tonight and Okla
homa on Saturday.
NEW YORK (UP!) — VinrO
Lombardi, guiding force behind
tha bast Grain Bay Packer roe*
ord In 15 years, hat been named
National Fotball League “ Coach
of tho Yonr" for 195# in tho an
nual United Press international
poll.
Tho Packors, representing tho
league's smallest hut most foot
ball-conscious city, posted tho
worst record In their history
(1*10-1) in 1053. They hlrod Lorn*
bnrdi as head coach and gantral
manager last January. Ha guided
Green Bay to n 7-5 record and
a tie for third in the Western Di*
vision In I960.
This impressive showing by n
team plagued by a weak dofanso
and poor morale in 1955 earned
Lombardi 11 of tho 31 votes cast|
by aporta writers who covered tho
1969 gome* In the It league cities.
Lombardi was tho second num
ber of the Green Bay organise,
tion to win a UPI poll following
tha 1969 NFL season. Boyd Dow.
lor. Green Bay offensive and, was
voted tho league's outstanding
rook to.
Kader Tourney
Set Wednesday
Tb* Sanford Women’* Golf Asso
ciation will begin play Wednesday
of (ha first II bote round of tho
Kader Tournament. This la an an
nual affair sponsored.by Mr. John
Kader of Kaders Jewelers. The 54
hole tournament win be played off
on three conaecutlvo Wednesdays,
Um 19th, agth, nod tho 27th of Jan
uary; r • .
Tho tourumeat Is modal ploy
score minus l / l handicap. Kadsr
will award prises to the winner and
the nmner’iaD.
The results of tho January •
Courtesy Tournament played hr
point system worn ae follows:
Team winners. Clara A, Mrs.
Keen Ivor, Clara B, Mrs. Ruth
Hamm and Gass c, Mrs. Saftsa
DendanvUie.
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TV to N par coat of Iraq i
rip aavoa atUllaa people.
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. a tot watt traaimltter to a
l,ato ratt model by Baghdad
rWaa. Program* which had
i’ aaaa aaly la tha Baghdad
■ (daaa the otatioa waa ianau.-• to d to May, i w , tan bow bo
vtowai awra thaa « mile* away,
lomlr aald bonetar atatloaa to
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burdenl hatorfa tha entire traaai bp Btofl with OLD AMBITa« KANSAS CITY. No obUNo ono wii oaU on govt
Tear oal Bda ad oad mail B to*
tssr
_On, toot Oak, Dept
toMaaa OMr, Mlaaoari,
Presumably, the Egyptian arm*
lost in the tali Sues crista now
hava bean replaced bjr the Rus
sian* and Nasser ante agaia feels
himself torong enough to challenge
Israel’a use of the caaal—over
objections of tho United Nations.
Nasser’s only real setback of
tho year cam* in Iraq where ele
ments friendly to him lost out
steadily.
In March, Iraqi Premier Abdcl-Karim Kassem crushed a re
volt la northern Iraq which the
Iraqi government charged was
fostered by tha UAR.
la October, Kaaaam escaped an
aaiaislnatlnn attempt which nev
ertheless laid him op with wound*
JANUARY T
The following funds btlong'nr
to ownara af landa which hava
Admltaieai
baaa told for lotto, aod whlrh
List # baaa anrlalmad for longar
Woodruff T. Bailey,
thaa thrao moatha ara la my hand
Lake Mary
md nnlaau the awn.r shall apply
nr aama aa or hofero Fabruar,
Carl Mueller, DeBary
tat t i l * such fund* wilt ht paid
Camilla Muse, Daytona Beach Ints lha Oaaarat Fuad of Somtnolc
.'oualy, Flsrldai
Floyd Krabenbfll, Sanford
Jnha Fltlmara A (lladyu
Jewel Cummings, Sanford
1*7.It
Flllmara. bis wlfa
sst. i :
Margaret Bowen, Oeneva
Myrtle O. Williams ,
SI.SI
J. n. Andaraon
Jacqueline Hatcher, Sanford
«*t.i«
J. K. Frlce
Helen Sills, Sanford
id.*:
Faaala Rail Parkins.
Dismissals
Pnrttr J. Chadwick A
1S4.SI
Ltoaa A. Chadwick
Carl J. Harti* Jr., Hanford
Robert Dailey, Sanford
TOTAI. IU IS.1*
Irena Booth, Sanford
Wllnaaa my hand and official
•tal this Ith day of Jaauary A.
Faya Ives, Sanford
|h
ims
Dora Ann Stellar, Sanford
Rev. J. Thompson, Lake Mary (■ S A MDavid M. natch.I
Woodruff T, Bailey,
Clark of Circuit Court
Pamlnota County, Florida
Lake Mary
Laura Foote and baby,
N U TIC K O F p n o C K K D IN O F o n
Sanford
VACATING, CLOflIKQ AXD ABAN
Annie Sanders, Sanford
DONING A PORTION OF A
Primua Brown, Sanford
STREET.
Ton will taka aotlr* that ths
Charlotte Roberta, Sanford
City
Commlaitnn
of tbd City of
JANUARY •
Panford, Florida, at 1:1* P. M ,
possible future rival to the com
mittee which escorted tho Presi
dent Into the chamber.
Nobody Individually mentioned
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (DMinn.), but he mad* up for this
by arriving conspicuously let* and
miking a solo entrance. J«. John
F. Kennedy (D-Maii.) distin
guished himself by etulog apart
Dorcas Class
Holds M eeting
Mra. C. E. McCord was holi
es* at the January mealing of
Ute Dorcas Sunday School d s n
4 the First Baptist Church,
Aa inspiring devotion
davi
entitled
"Take Tima" was given by Mra.
Virginia Toth and Mrs. W. 0.
Tanner led the group In prayer.
A social hour followed tha brief
business moating. Sevaral games
war* played with prises awarded
to Mia. William Tripp and Mra.
Curtis Greet).
Refreshment* of cake and cof
fee ware served to members peas
ant. Tkay warn Mra. Calvin Jardine, Mra. D. 0 . Walton, Mra.
N. C. Booth, Mrs. W. W Horn*,
Mrs. J. A. Fuller, Mra. Tanner,
Mrs. Toth, Mra, Groan and Mrs.
Tripp. The February moating will
bo bald at the ham* of Mr*. Wat-
Third T ry
CHICAGO (UPI) Charley
Grimm la up tor his third hitch
aa manager af the Chicago Cuba.
Orimm’a previous tours at tho
Cub holm warn ltoT-M and lM4-to.
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LONDON (UPI) — Communist
Chlnsss sclontlsU In Tibet have
successfully crossed a yak and a
Holstein bull, accoidlng to Radio
Pslplng. Tho broadcast said th*
resulting hybrid produced eight]
times as much milk as tha yak
and can aland th* nigged Tibetan
dlmata better than the Holstein.
Legal Notice
fictitious r a n k
NOTICE IH hereby gltai: Hist I am
•na*|i<t In bualnaaa at Tarn Plata
Para Park, Semlnnla Count,, Flor
ida, undvr tha fictitious nama of,
Ran (lrlirin Aa*n< r. and that I InUnd la ratlaler aalit namt with
lha Clark nr (ha Circuit Courl,
Bominnta County, Florida, In arenrdanca with lha provisions of lha
rielltloua Nama Mtalutaa, to.w in
Faction
l*l.o»
Florida Hlatulaa
t ill.
Bla: nan L. tlrlfMn. «r.
Puhllah Jan. It. II, J4 A Pah. I.
n iT iT io ia
s in k
NOTICE ta hrrabr alvan that I
am auaaaad In liuahiaaa at Lake
Sloaroa. Mamlnola County. Florida,
undar lha (letliloua nama of, Tha
Country Uroeary, and that I In
land In register aald nama with
lha Clark at lha Circuit Court,
Ramlaola County, Florida,. In arc*
nrdanoa with the provision! of tha
Plciltlaua Nama Statute*. to-wltt
daction iSS.at Florida m a im ., i lt f.
* i« i Mrs, l-oran* Tlnd.l
Mia* Norlna Norwood
Puhllah Jan. 11, IS, IS, * Fob. 1.
mi
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FICTITIOUS S A M
.\UTICK la haraby glvan that I am
r:i-;*grd In bualnaaa at 1411 Stavaaa
Ava.
Hanford, Bamlnola Caunty,
F1•)- la undar tha flclltloua nama
. . .nfurd-hamlnol# aboppar and
i ;> 4 I inland ta rtslaiar aald aama
wiih lha Clark of tha Clrsnlt Court.
Komlnul* County, Florida, la aecnrdanca with lha pravlalona o f ths
Flotlllous Nam* Btatuta*. to.will
Saatlaa SSI.SS Florida Siatutta 1SIT.
Big: Rohart O Waaks
Rabarl A. La wit
Puhllah Jan. I. I. II, St, ISIS
Grow
I f .:
Y- •?
AV .
D e v e lo p
Tom H. Jarvis, Sanford
Larry Plnkel, Sanford
Dalo Plnkel. Sanford
Forrest Nutt, Enterprise
Beverly Ann Little, Sanford
Daisy Chldester, Sanford
Lois WiUli, Sanford
Louise Barker, Longwood
Ernest Collier, Sanford
Barbara Ruprechl, Sanford
Scott Burns, Sanford
Daniel Jenkins, Sanford
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Bowen,
Geneva, a daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haleher,
Sanford, a daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Barker,
Longwood, a son
Dismissals
Rosetta Ferbcr. Sanford
Ola Harrison, Sanford
Mrs. James Hauser and baby,
Sanford
Della Williams, Sanford
Eugene Padgett, Sanford
Mrs. Ernest Bouley and baby,
Sanford
Forrest Nutt, Enterprise
Mrs. George Plarce and baby,
DeLand
Floyd Kralj«ubUl, Sanford
c.oHd':%,^ur.'.“
List
\
from senalora In tha rear row.
I was unable la detect anything
sseeptlonal about Uw actions of
Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.).
However, normal behavior In It
self Is unusual for someone said
to be eyebaUIng the White House.
After the speech, Kennedy and
Humphrey, the only announced
candidates, lingered In the cham
ber. shaking hands and slapping
back! of well-wishers. They ap
peared to be waiting each other
out.
Slowly working their way to
ward tho doors, Humphrey and
bla group aod Kennedy and bis
■roup almost collided at one
point. The two campaigners studlously Ignored each other and
beaded up separate aisles.
For whatever significance It
may have, Kennedy won this pre
liminary skirmish. He stayed In
tho chamber for M minutes after
the President left, or eight min
utes longer than Humphrey.
Oa hla way out, Humphrey no
ticed that some of us newsmen
were still la tho press gallery en
joying the performance Reach
ing Into hla coat pocket, he ex
tracted a piece of cardboard and
jocularly waved R.
It was a sign ho had anMched
from one of the reserved seats
and it had two word*: ‘‘Whila
Houso."
FICTITIOUS MAMS
XOTICK IH haraby glvan that 1
am annana* In bualnaaa at Farn
I'laia. Farn Park, Oamlnola roun.
tr, Florida, undar tha fletltloua
nama of, R. I* ilrlffln Aaaoclaita,
and that 1 Inland la rtslaiar aald
nama with lha Clark of tka Clr*
i-ult Court, Samlnel* County, Flor.
Ida. In aroordanca with Ik* pro*
tha Ftctniou. Nama
Your
i /v #
for moat af the remainder of the
year.
Tha atruggl* for leaderahto o(
Arab nalioaallam between Kassem and Nasaer has been oat in
the open sine# last March.
Nasser atlll is tha Middle East’s |
popular symbol of revolt against
colonialism but Kassam still bat |
not given up tha atmggle.
One of tha pawni is Syria.
Syrian politicians persuaded I
Nsiser to Incorporate Syria into
tha U.A.R. In IMS because they
feared a Communist taka-oyer.
But Syria has proved as much
a problem to Nasser aa tt did to
the Prcnch after World War I and.
to the Turk* before that.
Watching Candidates Interesting
By DICS WEST
WASHINGTON (UPI) - While
averyone also was watching tha
Preaidant deliver bla Slat* of the
Union message to Congress, I was
watching tho presidential candi
date*.
In aom* respects, the aldeshow
was more entertaining than tha
main event.
There were al laaat five known
or impacted presidential hopefuls
in tho Houso chamber during Ute
speeeh. Nobody knows how many
other* were aecnlly picturing
themielvM in Eisenhower'* place
at the rostrum.
I wouldn’t want to accuse any
one of politicking on the Presi
dent’s time, but a couple of Dem
ocrats sure made the most of Iho
audience he had attracted after
lbs speech was over.
First to check in was Vice Pres
ident Rlehard M, Niton, the lead
ing Republican contender. Aa
head af the visiting Senate data
gallon, ha got his ull* mentioned
orally
loudly, that 1*- by
House doorkeeper William M.
(Fishb.it) MUIar.
Miller announced tha entrance
of aach group, of dignitaries la the
atyla and accent of a Mississippi
station muter ealUag trains.
"Mislab epeakib,* ha bawled,
"Me vice preseduat and mambobs of tb* Sonata I"
Tkna heralded, senators Worn
bath tho South and North Mad in
twa-by-two, ilk* mambara af •
parly or animal* interlag tha ark. Up front was Demo
cratic Loader Lyndon B, Johaaoo
Tat,),- another of
five.
Johnson alaa got special men
tion — by Nixon, who, to a softer
vole# than MlUar’s, appointed bla
With
Regular
Scheduled
Advertising
In
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Lagol Notica
Lagal Notice
To Reality
the United State* hai been reftored and Naaacr’a - United Arab
BcpubUe embracing, Syria aod
Egypt he* been the recipient of
US million doilara to earioui
forma of Amarican aid.
Diplonatlc and builneai rela
tion* hava been rcitorod with
Britain, and aoon mayba with
Eranet.
Quarrel* with lfoieow and Pelplug ariilag from attampted Com
munist ponolratlnn of In* U.A.R.
hire boon hailed over, at least
on the surface. Nailer h n been
■Me to cruih communlim at
homo while at the aama time reLining Ruisia it a market far
Egyptian eotton.
r- l •#
# M f* r t-4 M * 9 &
on lha Ith day of February, Ilia,
In th* City Cnmml.alonar'a Room
at th* City Hall la lha City of
Hanford. Florida, will consldar and
datarmlna whtlhar nr not tha CHy
will varata and abandan any right
nr lha City and lha public In and
to that portion of th* Pouth aid*
of Fulton Plratl In lha City nf
Hanford, Florida, dtacrlbtd aa fol
Iowa, to-wlt:
Raginning at Northeast mrnar
'
of Lot 1, Rlock 1, Tier 4, E. K.
Trafforda Map of Sanford, run
North ■ feet, (banco W att It
fast, thanra Poulh ■ fast, thane
Kaat to point of beginning.
Par,one Intaraatad may appear
and ha haard at lha lima and
plara above aparlflad.
CITY COMMMIPPION OF THK
CITY OF BANFORD, FLuRIDA
BY:
H. N. Tamm, Jr.
City Clark
IW T H S C IR C t IT c o t R T O F T H K
M tT H
J C D IC IA I. C IR C t. fT
Ik
and
for
a r w ix o i.r r o iN T r ,
P I.O H ID A . I ff
CM ARCI4HY
SO .
II. R. FI.INT anil MARTHA
RKKD FLINT, hit wlfa
PlalntirfA
va.
FRANK TV. BUTTON. JR., at al.
Iiafandanu
Bt IT T O S l I K T T I T t.B
NOT IC R T O D K P K I D
g
TO) FRANK W . BUTTON. JR. and
llt.TII R. BUTTON, hi* wife.
Ve r n o n
p.
button
and
KMMA M. BUTTON, hla Wirt,
SIDKirr A. BUTTON and NOAMAH U. BUTTON, hla wifa.
OEOROK A. VAN CAMP and
------ VAN CAMP, hla wlfa. if
aay, FRANK B. VAN CAMP
and BKTTT VAN CAMP, hla
wife, LOUISE M. BUTTON, If
they he living and It thty
ara dead, thalr uaknown hair*,
•latlsaaa, lagalaaa, grant*.,,
apoueta,
rradltor*.
aatlgna.
Ilaaori.
and
truals**
and
against any'and all paraont
having or claiming lo hava
any right, title or Int.raat by,
through, undtr er agalnat'tha
aforesaid Defendants: th* ua
known hair*, deviate*, lega
le**, grant***, creditors, and
■ithar parson* claiming by,
through,, undar nr against
FRANK W . BUTTON, daceaa.
ad, KMKI.IXIG U HUTTON de
ceased. FRED O. BUTTON, dacaaaad. and STELLA BUTTON
VAN CAMP, ' dictated; aad
any and ell partlss having or
claiming l* hava any right,
title and/or Interest In and la
lha properly harolaaftar da*,
rrlbad, aald land eltuata, lr»
Ing and bilng In damtaola
" a , to-wlt:
County, Ptortda.
Lola I and 1*. Rlock *T af
RANLANDO. THE SUBURB
BEAUTIFUL, AlUmonta Bee.
tlan, according le plat there
of aa raoordod la Plat Book
a, Paga IT, of Ik# Public Re
cords of Bamlnola County,
Flerldla.
YOU AnK H. KRY NOTIFIED
that tha Plaintiffs haraln hava inaiitulad a autt against >Jou I* th*
Circuit Courl ef lha M ath Judlrial ciroutl. In and for Bamlnola
County, Florida, t* quiet thalr till*
to tha abort described prophrly
situated, lying and being in Saminal* county, Florida, ae hereinabove more particularly sat out.
You era hereby roqulrod to file
your Auawar with th* Clark of tho
Circuit Court, le end for Boralnolo County, Florida, and aarva a
ropy thoroof upon Wlndtrwaadl*
A Huntor, *14 Pork Avaeuo, Booth,
Win Ior Park, Florida, Atteroaya
far th* Pletntlff* In tha above ac
tion, an er hater# th lad day or
February If**, sla* a Decree Pro
Confssoo wlU he entered egelust
Xou,
IT M ORDERED that Ihl* b*
published In . tbs SANFORD HER.
ALD. a newspaper published In
Eemlnel* County, Florid*, once
each wash far tear conaeautlve
weak*
The aaiure ef this suit and lha
relief eougllt thereby le tb* quletl*g ef tha till* te aad tha ramofal
•f tha aland* from th* ehevs deecrlhed Und* owned hr tb* PUletiff Is Eemlnele Coheir, Florid*
an* for genenU equlubl* relief In
the premise a
WITNESS tap hen* end efflalal
eeel aa th* Clcrh- ef th* Clrrult
Court of Bamlnola Couety, Florida,
thia lis t d tr of Dacemher, Ills .
(REAL!
David M. Ratahol .
Clerk ef tha Circuit Court.
Bamlaal* County. Florid*
By I Martha T. Vlhlaa
WIRDRRWERPI.M A HUNTER
Atlaanay for plaintiffe
III Park Avanu*. South
P. O.. Bex m
Winior Park, Plorlda
"
K&'
T
sr
TV,
IN TWO CIRCUIT COURT OF TRF.
klUTH JUDICIAL c iw c c r r. IN
AND POR BRRINOI.R COtSTT.
FLORIDA. IN CRABCRRY NO.
CKARLRt THOMAS aMITH.
plalatiff.
FANNIE MAE
Legal Notica
rrocK H of.n w R a e n t m a
Th* raaulor annual maatlor of
Iho atockholdara of Ths Cltliano
Bank af Oviedo, Oalado Florida,
will k* kald at tka Ovlad* Mamnrlal Building at *:*• P. M. on
Tuesday, January llth. IMe for
Ih* elrrtlnn of officers and th*
transaction of such other hualntda
a* may graparly aom* bafora tb*
mealing.
m
L. H. Wabk
to
Bate. Vic* Praaldaat
PMfYH,
D.faadeet.
RRTICR TO APPRAR
STATE OP FLORIDA TO:
Fannla Ma* Smith
Addraaa aad R,aidants
NOTICR FOR BIDS
Unknown
Tk* Beard *r County CommlsTaa ara haraby aellflad that a •lontro of Pamlnels County, Florid#
hill af complaint far divorce ha* will racalv# bid# at lha Offle* of
baaa filed against you, and you are David M. Gatehal. Clark, la tha
required to earv* a copy Of rottr Courlhoua* at gaaforJ. Florida uu
anan-ar or pleading lo th* hill af In lit * P. M January II. H I*
complaint oa tha Plalatlfra At for lha following plaroa of oqulptorney Paul If. Parklaa. (IT TVa.t
South strati, Orlando, Flerldo, and manl:
llam No. I : Pneumatic
llrad, 4
flit lha original Aatwar or pt.adwheal drive, dlaaal
log la Iho offlca af lha Clark af
powtrad, frost and
lha Circuit Court oa or bafora
loader.
dfe
Tuesday, February I, III*. If you
It am No. I : Gaaotlna powered * , foil lo do on Judgment by default
cavolor equipped as
will bo taken agalnat you for tho
a dragllne-clamhahell
ralt.f demanded In lha hill of
rapahl* of handling
complaint.
tq cable yard hueDONE AND ORDERED at- Han
k*l*.
ford, Bamlnola County. Florida,
Trad* la — Bantam
this Hat day af Dtcanbar, l i l t .
Modal N i l mounted
(■KALI
on a gavarnmant aur.
David M. flatrhal
plu# hatf-lrack v*.
Clark clrrult Court
hlrlt, with drag baaRyt Martha T. Vihltn, DC
hat.
Paul C. Parkin*
Ham No. I: Rotary type alahllla.
•IT Wait South dlraat
in* and bituminous
Orlando, Florida
mltlng marhina, a - l ^
Attorney for Plaintiff
propallad
with powal
Publish Jan. 4, II, II, II. III*.
aiaarlng. Trad* In—
Haaman
Andwall
Mo
I * THR CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH
dal M i ll ! pull typa
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA
mixer.
IN AND FOR ORRINOLR COUNTY
Pperlflratlnna .for Ih* llama re
CHANCERT NO- 1*1*1.----------quired
may
he obtained at tha
ANTONIO O. VILLAFUJR.
rtalntHf Office of Ih* County Engineer In
th* Courlhoua* at Sanford, Florid*.
-VIBid# 1 0 b# onelooad In a sealed
LAQRIMAB J. VIULAFLOR.
Dafaadaat envelope, plainly marked oa Ik*
outaldtj
Bid
For
Front
End
NOTICR t r d e f e n d
Loader, or Hid For Kiravalor, or
THK HTATE OF FLORIDA TOt
Rid
For
Mlxtr,
optn
January
14,
I.AOIUMAB J. V1LLAFLOR,
who,a placa of raaldaaca Is
1M*.
Bid* wilt ho opened at a m aeifr
1111 Andrade Street
g te b* bald In th* County ComW
Bta. crus. Mantis, Philippine
Ing
mlaalonara Matting Room In th
Islands
A Bw.rn Complaint having btan Courthouse ol Hanford, Florida oa
(Had agalnat you In th* Circuit January !4, 114*.
Th* right I* raatrred lo walr*
Court In and for Bamlnola County,
Florida, In Chancory. for Divorce. ’ Irregularities or larhnlrallllaa In
Ih* abort till* of aald action halng bldo and lo reiect and and all bids.
Hoard of County
AXTUXIO O. VILLAFLOH, PlalnComiqlsalonor*
tlff. V.. LAG 111II AH J. VILLAPlAlR,
Dafaiulam, that* praaaals art to
John Krldar. Chairman
caua* and raqulr* you lo flla your
Ry: F. It. Davla Jr.
wrltlon dafanara. If any, la Ih*
County Engineer
ARKMIKD NUTICK OP al IT
Complaint filed haraln. and to
a.rvs a copy thereof upon Plain STATE OF FUIRIDA TO: MOHKR
tiff'! Attorn*) on or laforo th* let K. LEVY, If allva, hl*_ u n k n o w ^
day of March, A. D.. Ill* , oilier- apoue* If married, and If dead h*_
w l.t a Dtcrta Pro Conftaao mill bo raapacllvs unkowa hair*, davlataa,
entered osalnat you aad th* caua* lagalaaa and grant***; JOSEPH M.
proctad t t part*.
ARREDONDA, If allva. hla un
WlTNKBg my hand an official known apouaa If married, and It
aaat a l Sanford, gtmlnol* County, dead hla raapartlva unkoon heir,.
Florida, Ihl* llth day at Dacam- Itgattee. devlaata and grantaaa J.
har. A. D. t i l l.
A. UrDONALD and MART A. MAC(BEAM
DONALD, kla wife. If allva. thalr
David M. Gatehal
raapautlv* unknown
apouata It
Clark of Ih* Circuit Court married, and If dead thalr reaper,
In and for Hamlnot* County, live unknown hairs, devlaata, lags#
Florida
lata and granites; AARON CLOUD,
Dy: tlarlha T. Vihltn
If allva, hla aaknown apouaa It
Deputy Clark
married, and If dead hi* reoptr.
Gordon V. Fradarlrk
tha unknown holri, davit#**, Ir g a A
Attorney for Plaintiff
lota and granttta;
K A R R IflO ^
P. O Hot 111*
NANNY, If allva, hla unknown
7*1 North Park Avanu*
tpoua* It marrlad, and If dead hie
Sanford, Florl
raapacllvs unknown halra, davlaara,
lagaleea and 'grantees; BARAIl
IN TRR CIRCUIT CUI'RT OF THR JACKHU.V, If allva, bar unknown
NINTH JUDICIAL CIRUUUTT O f apouaa If married, and If dead her
THR STATE OF FLORID I . IN retparllva unknown heir*, davlsaea,
AND FOR rKMINtlt.K COCA f t , lagatara and grant***: IDKt.LA
IN CStANURRI. NO. IIIU
JACKSON CRAWFORD. If allva,
HELEN HOOVER BURTNETT and her unknown spout* If marrlad,
FRANK CLAYTON BUHTNBTT,
and If dead her respective unknown
h .r huaband.
hair*, darlteta, lagaleea and grantPlaintiffs
eta; MAn r JACKSON, who rtelde*
In Rurhaitar. New Torkt U l t V
U IW IU .L W . REED aad M. VIR H U . JACKSON LEE. who resid e #
GINIA NERD, hla. wife, at at,
D. randan ta. la Rochattar, New York: ORA
BELL JACKSON LEE. who raaldae
NOTICR OF HI IT
la Rochsalar, New York: PHOKTO: LOWELL W. RKKD gad M. RIAN BTTH, If allva, har unknown
VIRGINIA RKKD. hi* Wlfa, If liv
apouaa If married, and If dead
ing, und If dead, thalr unknown har raapacllvs
unknown
halra,
bolro at - law. davlataa, Ifgatt**, davlaaa*. lagalaaa and grant***;
grant***, assign*. Ilansra. cradl- JOSEPHINE JACKSON THOMAS.
tora, trust*** and all other par. If all**, bar unknown apouaa If
pons claiming uadar aald Dafand
marrlad, aad If dead har raapar
ants, and all parti** having or tlva unknown hairs, davit***, lags*
claiming Is hava aay right. Hit* lata and grant***, C. H. LINERET,
or latoraats la and ta tha follow
If allva, hla unknown apouaa ll
Ing described real properly altuat- marrlad. and If dead hla Vaapacllva
rd In th* Couaty of Bamlnola, Blata unknown halra, davlataa, le ga te es
af Florida, ta-wlli
and. graataaa; KDWYN IA X D T F
Tha Want II ftat of tha East DA tv EH.
GEORGE
ACOCSTI’ E
l i t fast nr lha Want t*t feat THOMPSON and ANTHONT NOR
nf th* North Half of lha RIS. aa Trualasa of ih* Florida
Southeast
Quarter
or
lha U n d aad COloslaatlun Company,
Bouthwaat Quarter (lata tha M d - If all**, thalr raapartlva anSouth III feat thereof). Section knows apouata If married, aad If
11, Township It South, Rang* dead their ratpactlva unkhbwn
11 Real.
halra, davlaaaa, lagalaaa gnd grantTh* natar* ef thla suit la is saa: MONROE B. HUTTON Bad B.
ramnva certain cloud* from and T. CROSS, If alive, thalr rtapscllta
to quiet and confirm Plaintiff*' uaknown apouata It marrlad, and
till* te th* above dtacrlbtd pro It dead thalr ratpactlva unknown
perty.
halra. davit***, lagalaaa and grant*
Th* noma of |ht Court la whlrh eta; SARITA U HUTTON, who reIhl* suit haa btan loatltutad la Hit aide* In McDonough, Georgia; a r #
Clrrult Court for lha Ninth Judl. agalnat any aad all persona claim
rial Circuit of Florida. In and for ing any right. Hits ar Initrtat In
Bamlaal*
County,
Florida,
In and t* th* fellawing described land
Chancary.
lying and being In Semlgot* Coun
Th* ahbravlatad till* In this ty, Florida, te-wlti
rasa I* HELEN HOOVER BURTBegin at th* BE norser of
NETT
and
FRANK
CLAYTON
th* B W 4 of lha BWI# of tha
RCRT.VRTT.
bar
husband.
va
SMH. Saetloa II, Tawnahlp 1*
LOWRLL NV. .IKF.D and M. VHlPouth. Rani* It Baal, thanra
GINIA RERD, hla wlfa, at al^
running
North
1*1.1*
feat,
Dafandaata.
thane* Wait t* tb* AlUntle
Tb* dtacrlpllan af lb* raal pro
Coast Una Railroad rlght-of.
perly involved ta tbla dull I* at
way,
thaara
Southwesterly
q*t forth shore.
along ^nld right-of-way to a
▼ou aad earh of you nri hereby
point
th* b tfla a ln E
ranulrad to flla your answers, nr
thrnca East le polat at haglrfW
nthtr dtfaaalv* plaadlngs In aald
nlag.
cent*, with th# Clark of said Cnurt
TOC ARE HRRERY NOTIFIED
and aerva a copy Ibaroef upon that a eult to quiet title baa bean
Porvle P, Bwaan, At tor nay far brought agalaat you la tha d rea lt
Plalnllffs, lis t* Bo. Orangt Ara- Caurl. Ninth Judicial Circuit or
nua, Orlando. Florida, on or bofora Florida, la
aad
far
Soallnol*
ths llth day nf February, A. D. County, th* abort till* of which
IMS. If you fall lo do so. a Da- 1* PHILIP J. NESS. Plaintiff, va.
era* Pro Cnnfatao will bn anlrrtd MOSES K. LEVY, at al., Dafand.
agalnat you and aald caua* shall am*, aad by ihtot praaant* ara re
proceed at part*.
quited lo fll* with Ih* Clark of
WITNKBg my hand and th* atal said court your written appearof aald Courl at f t i ' - : 4 . Ptmlool* ant*, personally or by attorney.
County, Plorlda. this th* Ith day In aald eult on or baforp Ih* ll<to *
of January. A. D. III*.
day of February, ltd*, and thereto |
David M.. Catch*!
atlar to flla atrvic* aa lha oppos
Clark of th* Clrrult Court
ing count*! and flla with said
la add far Bamtaslq Couaty, Clark yaur wrlltaa dareaaaa. If
Plorlda
aay, ta Plalatlfra camplalm at
Ryt Martha T. Ylhtaa
tk* llmaa praacrihad b r law, IharaDeputy d a rk
In sotting ug tb* aatat*. light,
Parvl* P. Bwanu
till* ar Inlaraat la, or tlan upon,
Attoraay far Plaintiff*
tha
abav*
described
proper: y
11d4 da. Orange Av*.,
claimed by You. Htrala fall aot
nrlando, Florida
ar a Daeraa Pro Qoafaaao will b*
anterod agalnat you.
WITNESS my band aad tb* aaal
af aald Coart at Baafard, Florida
ikla 1th day af Jaauary, a . D. lid*.
DAVID M. GATCHEL.
M
Clark af Ik* Circuit Court
Ry Marika T. vihltn
Deputy d ark
Raanaik M. L afn .r
AI tern *y for Flo la lift
Edward* Build
Ian— P
ull*lag—
r. fk Dram a*
Baafard. Plorlda
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5. Rani EsUtt For Sale
CLASSIFIED INDEX
1. flood Food
t For Rant
I. Wanted to Rant
; 9 4. Root Batata Waalad
I. Root Batata For Solo
t. Mortgage Loana
T. Baaiaaoa Op porta nitla
T-A Inanraare
I. Female Haig Wanted
t. Mala Haig Wgatad
It. Mala or Female
II. Work Wanted
IB. Plumbing Service*
• w . RUrtrical Sarrkoa
14. Build, Paint * Regale
II. Special Bawb ee
It-A Bounty Parian
II. Flewera ft Plaaia
IT. Pata • Lieaotoak II. Machinery > Tania
II. Roata and Motori
W. Aatnmahilaa
M-A Trailara
It. Parnltnra
J B . Artklen Far gala
* B . NotIcon ft Parana ie
14. Loot A Pnnd
Inatraatlon
LOTS for sale on hard aurface
road; nicely graded: near Mon
roe corner. Phono FA 2-2720.
ROOM tafulahad caraga apt
•oa at 704 Palmetto Aea.
WHITE tomato help wanted. I ust
bo M. Apply to Pig 'N Whistle.
fti BROOM bachelor apt., ground
‘J
floor, nomptetely tarnished, $40
>U Palmetto.
t-BEDROOM, partly tarniahad,
•too par smith. Charts* Ray,
RL 1, Bat MS A.
Call
bmao is Lika
dtataaoa to
FA 1-Ttll.
T bedroom
w. iaui. it
i
bouM, Itt
2-orro.
fa
C.
A.
Whiddon, Sr.
BROKER
R E N T A BED
, Boopftal ft Bohr
W. W#
FUBUrrURK
Vh. FA t-> lil
H I W. let i t
WELAKA APABTMRNTBt
privnto hatha, lid W. Ftrat St
ItOOM and BOARD tar
nan. Call FA MM*.
OFFICE SPACE wtth
tag. HI Oak A n ew . FA H M .
FURN. Apt Ml Farit A n .
, MTORY HOUSE lor rest or
sale reaeooable; Corner Ird ft
Chapaot.
Mrs. W. 0. Brooke,
B Star B t Eaterpriaa,
Fint-BEDROOM
kitrim alirtrioany
MU
Willav
FA M T t
Burnished •tortnant FA l-aoo.
P ice bedroom
trance
FA MMt.
BOUSE lor
Avcsw n e a r
FA S N A
private aaPkono
os
Sanford
doerap-
J-BEDROOM CB fcouM.
phono FA ISP5*.
Tala-
ALMOST NEW bouaa; largo Ur
ine room, bedroom, tile bath,
colored flxtum; kitchen with
waU even, tahla tap atova; draw
drapes! ideal tar cottpli. Cali
FA MBS* after » : » P. M.
Ki
CLEAN a-room tarnlabcd apt.
cioee bt n i Park A n.
ROOM garage apartmett Ph.
FA W N
TRAILER SPACES: Urge lota.
Camp Seminole TraUor Park,
Wekin River Bd. PA m u i .
Ron! B ctsto Far Hals
WYNNEWOOD: S BE., Fla, I m ,
stove, aefttparetor. Air aandittooer opUanal. Law payments.
3410 Stavos* Ava.
ROOM hasas aa lari*
tot Phone FA I-3490.
RAYM OND M. BALL
NEAT APPEARANCE: ateoogra
pter end typist; f a DeBory
real estate office; pleasant surroandtog*. Write Bon I, e/o
HOME W ITH ▲ V IE W
Sanford Hereto,
Located ea ton tots shaded by
Twenty Three .huge
this
thro* bedroom—two bath home
ATTENTION
with ito unobstructed view of
What saclion of Somtaele
a beautiful lake to truly SOME
County dn yon Itvo to? Do you
THING SPECIAL. Among its
have an AVON BeproaonUtiva
many extra features are a
calling on yon regularly? N
Hi-Fi speaker system, forced
yon don’t, wa may need yea.
air duet beat in every room
N you would like to Warn
sod a two too Air Conditioner,
about being aa AVON Repre
sentative, write Ura- Jean
If yon art looking for aa ultra
Mflsnlch, Bos Ml. Lwkhart,
modern bom* in l setting typi
Fla., tar interview.
fying Central Florida at Its
beautiful best, PICK UP THAT
PHONE RIGHT NOW! Wa are t, Mato Help Wanted
eager to ace your reaction whan
RETAIL Building Material OatS o m e ***'1 t**1
aide Salesman, aom* experience
ONLY IU.M9, TERMS
to building materials necessary.
Writ* qualifications to Box R,
W. H. "Bill" STEMPER Agency
a/o Sanford Herald.
Phone FA 2-4N1
Ut N. Park
BUILDING MATERIALS SALES
NEW l-bedroom block bans*, part
MAN experienced in lumber aid
ly tarnished, MSOO, terms. Ap
building materials desired, but
ply M30 Palmetto.
will consider other qualified ap
plicants. Starting salary com
•-BEDROOM house,
screened
mensurate with ability. Perma
porch, fenced yard; Just outside
nent
position with mowing na
city limits. FA 2-T422.
tional company, Mali summary
of background to P. O. Box
SELL or TRADE: 3-Bedroom, lto
701, Sanford, Florida.
baths, CB, Florida room. Nlcsly
landscaped US’ x 134’ corner SEARS ROEBUCE ft Ce. baa
lot 13,509 down or will trade
opening in Central and South
for other property. Will finance
Florid* tar men between th*
part of down payment if desir
agaa of Si and 41, in manage
ed. 119 E- Cotomin Orel*.
ment (reining. Good aUrting
PA 1-7907.
salary while In training. After
completion of training period
5-ACRES of good farm land in
you will he assigned aa a mana
Sanford Celery Delia >500 per
ger of a Sear* Catalog Solas
a m . Excellent term*- Richards
Office with ehsnca of further
Hotel, Melbourne. Florida.
advancement. Applicant* must
have a college education, bo of
S t Johns Realty Co. good character, ho neat to ap
U l N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 24121
aranc*. Salas experience pre
Ml So. Park Ave. Ph PA 1MM
SUnstrom Realty
HERBERT STENtTROM
Regtotoed Broker
LIN H1SNER
LOTTIE BEOADWAY
BEN TOBBETT
BETTYB D. SMITH
Asioelatca
11 H. Park Ph. FA M4M
meet the necessary require
ments. write giving brief del
rripttoo of jour educational
background and three personal
references. Address your latter
to Mr. W. C. Anderson, F. O
Bon 411, Winter Haven, PloMs
II. Week Wanted
SECBETABY: shorthand, dicta
5-BEDROOM. | bath, double tarttaa, legal experience: wants
parts, extra U rn utility room.
taR ^ar^ port-tone work. Call
Monthly payment! IN. US
Shannon
Dr.
FA
I-1S1S•11 Ito. Pask Ava. Ph. FA 14441
PERMANENT or temporary work
fenford
APPROXIMATELY ton acres of
no light ateno. — typist a gen*• Evaai BUa. Lobe Mary
■rove, 11,310 par acre; mar Sunral office work. FA 1-uao.
Ph. PA B-U90
land Estates. Contact Joseph
Levy, FA S im .
tOAIN - MOVE IN TODAY
I BB.Jtonaa on Miaaoito, Nat out
U A L ESTATE DRIVE-IN
of dtp Btoi'at Htoban equipped,
MM French Ave.
vaootiao blinds, p i n beater.
J.
W . HALL
Must aril at sect, gaaas. Will
Rocltfcf
trad# for lain modal air.
"CaH Han"
Phone FA MMl
*A I4B1 or PA MBS.
Le
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22. Articles For &•!•
20. Aulotnobilen
PIANO LESSONS to your home. ‘55 OLDS Holiday 4 Dr., tutone.
Cell FA 2-7519.
new W/W Ttrei, radio and
healer, WOS. FA 2-5739.
SERVICE CALLS 91.50; for depend able TV lervlce, call San 21. Fumiturn
ford TV Center, 9th and Sanford
Ava. FA 2 9741.
New ft Used Fumiturn ft Appli
ances. A Good Place To
MODEIU RUG CLEANERS
BUY, SELL or TRADE
Alt Sits Ruga And Wall To Wall
Furniture
Carpet*. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Jenkins
FA 2-7430
I Week Service
Ph. FA 2-7*37 too Sanford Ave.
• BIG VALUES
Sewing Mach. Repairs
• 1UICK CREDIT
ALL MAKES ft MODELS
• EASY TERMS
104 So. Park (24 hr. ser.)
WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS
FA 2 3825
lAff-A-DAY
WILSON - MAIER
15-A Beauty Parlors
DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP
*004 Adam* Ph.
FA - '.353
A Satisfied cuilomer 1* our br4
advertisement.
HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK
103 So. Oak
Ph. FA 7-5742
Be Lovelier With Professional
Beauty Car*.
Dawns
ft man ol many moodn— tired, shiftless, pro*
snsUnmUnc sad just plain toay.’*
Day* Work Wanted. FA 1-305.
PERMANENT work for l« yr.
old hoy. Phone PA > ino
BABYSITTING
FA 14430.
day
Beauty Salop
2510 Oak
FA
•7884
16. Flowers A Plantn
a
night
MEAT CUTTER: 10 years expelienee, desires permanent Job;
settling to SanfOrd. FA I4M1.
12. Plumbing Service*
SANFORD Plumbing A Heating
M So. Bha Ph. PA 2-7314.
Plumbing1 & Repairs
Jon C. Ikoaaaa
1434 darits Bt.
PA M «4»
INSTALLED
Mercury Outboard Motai
TOMATOES and SWEET POTABack Gita*
WOODRUFF MARINE
TOES. Celery Ave., near BeardVentGlnaa
MO! Preach Avs.
PA 3-1313
all.
Windshield
Loor Ginns
SKRVICK
Sonknrik Glnaa and Paint Co. 20. AutMttobilau
FA I-4U2 1IH Chevrolet 2-DR., • cylinder,
las* than t.000 miles, no rust
TV and RADIO REFAIR af -r
ADt COVDITIONING
anywhere. Will accept car ’for
•:9a nights and weehands; lan
CONTRACT and REPAIR WORE
equity *r cash, take ever payiard, Lake Mary and Lsn
MOT Stated Ave.
PA
meoU.~ See at Holla Motor
PA *4TTl and PA
Sates.
PLUMBING
INCOME TAX SERVICE
Contracting ft Repairs
AIR CONDITIONED ’51 I door
WILLIAM H. HURRAY
Free Estimate*
Mercury. FA 2-aaia »fi*r a p. m.
Hit Celery Ava. Tel. FA t-13a*
R, L. HARVEY
04 laniard Ava. Phone FA 3-35*3 PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING
W. L HARMON
18. Electrical Service*
PH. PA 2-4223 After i P. M.
House Wiring — Electric Service
HEATING
•id Vlhton
H. B. FOPK CO.
RANDALL ELECTRIC 00.
N AVY AND
»0 S Park - PA 2-4234
lit Magnolia
FA 24315
NEW COM ERS
PUMPS - SPRINKLER!
14. BuiM. Paint A Kepair
AB type* and aites, installed
TO SA N F O R D
“ Do It YourMU"
WALL PAPERINO ft PAINTING
WK
REPAIR
AND
SERVICE
Work Guaranteed
Bod Beard
Wa ItvKe yea to he our guests
BT I N E
Contact SO West Ith St.
absolutely fro* without obllgaMachinery
and
Supply
Co,
Phone FA 2 3943
301 W. M 81.
Ph. PA 24412 lien at oo* af Sanford’s leading
Metals while you local a suit
THOS. E. THOMPSON
TV PICTUHE TUBE SPECIAL
able housing for yourself and
General Cantraetor
F a I waaki only!
fnmlly. Pirk np your key at
Home Carpentry Repairs
IT In. (accept tome
Roofing ft Siding
portable*)
123.50 our Hsiao Office.
Phone FA >4452
21 In. 931JO
M hi. M3.50
HOOFING,
flutter*, Spouting, AU tubes have 1 1 year guarantee.
LLOYD'S RADIO ft TV
Roof Ropelrs, Painting, Cement
ft Carpenter , Work. General 411 Banted Ava. PL PA I4TM
Home Repairs. 20 yrs. Experi
LEWIS BALES ft SEEVICE
ence. Very Low Rates. Fnooe
Vaapn Motor Scooter*
PA 14*T9.
Heater ft Lawn Mower Service
West Country Ctob Rd. PA 2 732S
B ft M ROOFING
Contracting ft Repairs
licensed * — Bonded -Insured
PBRR ESTIMATES
M Laurel Avo.
Ph. FA 3-19*3
Plumbing & Heating
SAVE at BRYAN’S
FABRIC SHOP.
One block West of Monro* Comer,
on West First St.
GOOD Used Appliances and TVa,
Oormly, Inc., Third ft Palmetto.
MARY CARTER PAINT! '
World’a Largest Gallon
BUY ONE GAL —
GET ONE FREE
sot w. tat. st,
Ph.
pa
Maaa
Military toys, child* army grits,
sleeping bags. Jungle ham
mocks. Army-Navy Surplus, SIS
Sanford Avenue.
New and Used Furniture
REDWOOD Cadar eloast, Bhn
SU E. First SI.
FA 2-5622
new. *20. 450 Rosalia Dr. (oattage).
CUSTOM BUILT furniture —sin
gle pieces or jets. Also furni
ture repair. Cabinets made. LEAVING TOWN, must aril tarn!lure: two piece living note
FA 2-7083.
suite; roHre table: and tobies;
Used furniture, appliances, tools
three piece bedroom Mite;
etc. Bought-Sold Larry’s Mart
chrome dinette set; other odds
21S Sanford Ave. Pb. FA 2-4132
and ends; FA >4831.
ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby 7 cu. ft. FRIG1DAIRE refrigerator
Beds. Day, Week or Month—
with 25 lb. capacity froeiar and
FURNITURE CENTER
Frlgldalrs alaclrlc atova with Bd
1100 French Ave.
In. oven. Call FA 3-751B.
Ph. VA 2-7933
1955 FORD Rancbwagon; 19B
Triumph Thunderblrd motor
?SAVE$
cycle; 14 ft. Wolverene teat
New ft Used
and trailer; 23 H. P. Evtorudt
Furniture nnd Appliance*
nxitorj reaionahla. FA S-7ML
MARIAN MARKET CABBAGE
PLANTS for sale. Fred Thufs- Mather of Sanford
toa, Phone FA 24990.
TASKER PAINTING — Room
905-909 B. First St. Ph. FA 1-0983
Spaclal. FA 24138.
PLANTS: Tomatoes, Cabbaie and
Collards 50c per hundred: spe 22. Artlclm For Rale
15. Special Service#
cial price in lots of thousand;
1151 E. 7th. St. Phone FA 2 0529. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick
SEPTIC TANK SERVICE
Service With The Cash. SUPER
Since 1348
TRADING POST, FA 2-08TT.
Cut Flowera For Any Occasslon
A. HARE
DEBARY
SANFORD FLOWER SHOP
NOrth ff-442>
NOrth M i l ! FA 21122
FATTOHY TO YOU
nr
FA 2 0270
ALUMINUM
ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state
VENETIAN BUNDS
19.
Bonin
and
Motor*
ments, Invoice*, hind bills, and
Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom
program*, e tc .
Pngrcssive
rail with plastic ends. Plastic
Printing Co. Fhona FA 3-M31Gateway To The Waterway
or rayon tapes. Cotton a nylon
soa West 13th It.
cords.
Your EVIN RUDE Dealer .
Robson Sporting Goods
Senkni'Ik Glnxx nnd Faint Co.
AUTO GLASS
30444 E. 111 .
Ph. FA 2-S9ai 112-114 W. tnd St.
FA 1-4821
14. Build, Paint & Repair
11. Work W u t « d
23. Notice* A Personate
“ I LIVE FOR LOVl*
Phone FA >-1813
24. I-ont fl Found
REWARD for return of hay, credit
cards ft check book taken from
N. C. ear Dec. 24. No quaattott
asked. Phone FA >-»!•. .
LOST: Gold necklace, heart shaos
set with diamond. REWARD.
Phone FA 24ata.
LOST; Toy Terrier, white famate
with one black eye; to vtrinltf
of Food Tate. REWARD. "
It: 114 W. tad Bt.
WELCOME
SUNLAND
Estates
PAINTING ft DECORATING
Licensed — Bonded
Free EsUmatea —
Work Guaranteed
Fatstteg Canti
FA 1-1204
"ouhJtAy
VYlanoJi
PARK
HOMES
• Qtfloi CsaiMuulty
• Near Gulf Cnursn
$450 Down
Turn Want On 20th
■t. Fallow Country
auk Rd. fl Watch
Fur Our Bigun . . .
•:M A .I L T I Durfc
■UNDAY
IlM P. M. TU Dark
Stummakak
CuiptnMO— Cuh ho.
PA S41M
Before Prices Go Up
*340
9890
Paymaut-Nn Clanfug
OC rUEVDffl IT
JO t n C f KUICI
MAlr VBr^ ur
ww»
Heater. Art—alia Tiiiii M w .
Beautiful Tutoa* Finish With ■acaltast Ttras - Lite Mow
lu id i ami Out • Loral Nov Cor T rth la With Vary Low Mllcagn,
&
South
PINECRES1
4th Addition
Homos Designed For
Floridn Living.
I fl 4 Badrooma —
1 * 5 Baths
RAVENNi
OPEN D A ILY
PAYTON
R agiflail R ill Estate Broker
M ay B. C a m s - LetSelva LI
B. B. Bogun,
It. FA S ian tiM It Utovatoa
LL-t' ■
Mon. Jan. 11, 1000—Pago 0 15. Special Service*
Krred but not required. If you
AN D ASSOCIATES
R O SA
flrralh
W. H. "Bill” Stemper Agency
Btatty, adulta
preferred
, Ed.,
BUa, Navy Beat
KrmN. Apt, B l i t W. let 1h ~
SLEEPING ROOMS; 7%e OsMoa,
401 Magnails. FA M W . .
Jtrw tvt
Mary;
ftanfarh
STOP! LOOK I LISTEN I
Realtor ft Insurer
ASSOCIATES: H. E. Toffee
Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper
Robert F. May, Bart Pilcher,
Helen E. Noonaa
INCOME PROPERTY: A p t .
house. Needs repair but good Phono FA >-4991 111 N. Polk
tar future investment. Located
III So. Park Ave. Sanford — 7. Rualnon OfportnnHIai
opposite First Baptist Church. FOR LEASE: 40 acrao. Seminole
County, t m Sect. I Tvs fl
ALSO practically new I room
S-Rg. StE. Write; A. Shop, 230
residence at 2T11 Sanford Ave.
Hyde Fork Ave., Tampa.
Convenient to Sanford Navel
SPARE TIME
Air Station.
SERVICING ROUTE
WITH
For further detail* contact
HERSHEY CANDY
GEORGE T. STUMP
Wa wtR selsct a reaponslbl* per
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
son In thtir local area servicing
A LOAN ASSN.
NEW CANDY MACHINES US
MT S. COURT ST., ORLANDO
ING HERSHEY PRODUCTS
PHONE GA 5-3531
No eaperieneo nscamary. Qua
lifted person will hart oppor
FARMER’S AGENCY
tunity of earring BIO MONEY
N. T. Farmer, Realtor
devoting only spare time to
D. H. Whitmore
irtTAT
*
start.
Ahoot‘ I‘ boon
_
Lillian G. Trams
required to service route and
AsiociiteEs*
manage business. To bo eligible
111 S. French Arc. Ph. FA 2 4 M
you moot bo able la mate
After hoars, FA 2-MU, PA 3-021,
small investment of m * cash
FA 3-G)U
tn handle. For parsons! inter
view write giving particulars
READY FOR IMMEDIATE
and phone to: District Manager.
OCCUPANCY
Dept. Stl, P. 0. Bo* fill, Clave
P-BEDBuOM, I bath, kitchen
land 30. Ohio.
equipped, Florida room. Laras
8. F m a lt H a * Wanted
lot CaH FA 2-1432.
Un fu rnished
largo Florida
equipped, hardwood
FA 1-lllT.
Egr
LOCH ARBOR
THREE BEDROOM. Ill bath STOP! In ta sea our I bedroom
m or t tiled bath homes at
home on canal with accm to
Chryatal Lake available now a*
SAN SEM KNOLLS
owner haa bean transferred
overMsa. Low down payment 4 Blocks West of French Avenae
on 39th Street.
and aieume 4te% F. H. A.
mortgage of >12,931.
LOOK! at all the wonderful fea
turn In these homes. Terraiso
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor
floors—Furred and Plastered
Raymond Lundqulst. Asioc.
walls — Custom built • cabinet
FA 24951
AUanUc Bank Bldg.
work—and Dust-free elasatsCloae to schools and stepping
BY OWNER: Raanosabls lertRe;
3-bedroom. I bath, large living
-LISTEN! to the price and
room and porch, eetabllihed
lerms—$550 Down FHA Plane
lawn, excellent neighborhood.
ed—Exclusive with
Sanford, FA l-T4ao.
2. For H int
I
5. Rial Folate For 8a!i
LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 100' 2-BEDROOM block bouse toes
than one year old; small down
x 145’ : onr block off New Up
payment. FA 2-TVTI.
tala Rd. $850. Phone FA 2-7213
after COO P. M.
co r A m iu r HUm®,v,u*•^ ***** ►
V A - FHA F H A In Service
Conventional
Financing
Down Paym ents
Low a i $425
J O t A V l L L A V rinding Air (onditleorr . Beautiful
Dakota H*4 With Whit* Tog • Bpetleea 1attrior • Drive* Only
l.tot Milan By Prorioua Owwr. Id Too Boro Baao M B g
For A Lika Nan Trada-1a . . . .
You can mov« In immedlntaJy while th# papers nr*
being proceaaed.
Wa Gunrxnteo Parsontl
SaUifsctiofl On Tha
Construction Of Your
Horn* For The First
Year — Or Your Down
Psymrat And Cloataur
Cost Will Bn Cheerfully
Refunded. 1
Our Used C a n W U B t Dtegtoyod Far T t «
laapfctloa Nightly On Our U r g a L i g h t * L*4.
Odham & Tudor.
Inc.
Office Open I M Til tiH Drily
i m P. a . *TU D oh I s r in
Gar Hwy. 1T-W fl Stth OL
Pkoa PA 2-1501
W H E R E D E A L S S H IN E
at th t alga or your bool buy
2nd A I'alototlo U. C. Lot F A M U 1 O f*. F A M T I1
ChorroUt — OldauMbllo -a CadlBao T M t b l
HOLLER
MOTOR
¥
L L
�Grad* "A* Florida Drr&ted Sc, Drawn
dt got, n bM c n 1 Impress
on my two boys that liquor to
harmful?”
“ How can I got mg husband
to quit amoklng and bocomo a*tire In our local church?”
•■What to meant by a echtzophrenle personality?"
My 15-year-old teases other
aged about a, la a civic dynamo
1as well as publisher of the two
newspapers
at
Spartanburg,
Booth- Carolina.
- Aa Chairman ef the YMCA cam
paign to raise tl,aoo,ooo for a new
mfldlng, he Invited- me to deliver
the kickoff address.
It is typical ef our newspaper
publishers to be staunch rooters
for all Rood civic and moral
yrajocla.
But not alt of them have the
vitality and personal energy to
qperkplug the actual campaign!
In their elltoc the way Phil Buckhalt docs.
Tar example, while at Spartaaburg, bn introduced me to 1,180
high schoolers In the morning,
Mas M clergymen at a noon
AndMtber* wna a packed audi
torium of 1,900 at Uw big avanJag affair.
But at 11 A. M„ I spoke to
1.000 ladles at a “ Women Only"
Alec*. Why does ho do so and
what ean I do to correct himT"
"After V years of happy mar
ried life, my husband has sud
denly grown cold toward me. He
wants to go places alone. What
can 1 do to restore our former
happy relationship?"
"At 13, I want to get married,
but my mother opposes Uw Idee,
saying I should stay homo and
look after her. But 1 have a
wonderful boy friend whom 1
have dated steadily for over two
years."
"We've been married 18 years
and have 4 children, but my hus
band to running around with ether
women and says he wants a di
vorce. I have heaved him to try
to restore our hsp^y home, but
he refuses,"
"For 14 years of our marriage,
my husband has born a chronic
philanderer with no desire to
change. For the sake of our ehilddren, aged to and IS, what should
I dot"
"How can I got my buaband
out of bod and to church without
nagging him?"
"What cauaoa a husband ef IS
to have no orotic desire?"
"1 have two eeml-lnvalidod parante to took after, as well aa my
huaband and three children. I
am ao upset far 1 can't do Jus
tice to all my obligations. Just
when doe* my first responsibility
ItoT"
“ How cm a wtf# help m Im
mature husband grow up?"
"How esa I stop toatousy to
my husband when he baa no
valid eaussf"
WASHINGTON (UFI) — The
Supreme Court reconvenes today
after Me holiday recess,with da*
elaioaa Swatted la aome to casta
involving espionage, race conflict,
citizenship and other issues.
Later In the week, the nine Jus
tices will hear arguments on the
constitutionality ef the 1M7 civil
Hghte law, which permlte the
federal government to enforce Ne
gro voting righto. Attorney Gen
eral William P. Rogers will represent the government.
Federal Judge T. Hoyt Davis of
Americus, Us., ruled last April
that the statute was unconitltu.
Ilona!.
Among the more Important
cases up for dsclslon Is the dis
pute between the United States
Ond five Gulf Coast states over
ownership of the rich offshore ell
lands, The Government wants
slate ownership confined to a
three-mile belt around the coast
line. The states claim as far out
to sea aa Uirea leagbos, or lOtt
miles.
Decisions are due in rice ease*
involving 1M7 taz ordinances of
LltUe Rock and Norik Little Rock,
Ark., which require local NAACP
group* to reveal their member
ship lists, and an attempt by Ne
groes to play on a Greensboro,
N, a golf course restricted to
whits use.
Arguments also have been
board on the appeal of (M. Rudolf
Ivanovich Ab«l, Soviet Agent « * -
vieted of Mplonoga In Now York
In 1067. Abel argued that the gov
ernment violated the conatltutien'a
guarantee agalnat unreasonable
searches and seiiures.
A group ef rases vitally Import
ant to the military services will
determine whether the 480,000 de
pendents and other civilians liv
ing aboard with the armed forces
are subject to trial by court-mar
tial for non-capital offenses. The
court previously has ruled that in
cases Involving the death penalty
dependents mutt be given a civil
ian trial.
In another personal llbertlco
case, the high court has been ask
ed to decide whether Congress can
take away the eitlienahlp of a
native-born American U he goes
abroad to escape military serv-
Prices Good Through N<
Wednesday
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Quotable
Quotes
By United Frees International
WASHINGTON — The National
Geographic Society, noting the' .
recent quarrel between two chief,
tains on Formosa’s onre-wild sasi.
era frontier shows civilization is
advancing there:
"Instead of reverting to the de
capitation of each other — end
their haplesa subjects — the two
rivals bald press conferences to
air their difference*."
BERLIN — Wset Berlin student
Klaus Grabert, after watching a
French-mads lllm on Nazi concen
tration camps:
"Now 1 know why our parents
and teachers always tall ue about
the ‘gay M V but novsr about the
horrific MV*
Butt
Portion*
BISCUITS
Shank
Portions
FAIRBANKS, Alaska — Air
Forca OapL William A. Culling,
reporting that moral* to good
among M men ad tha scientific
■tattoo on the disintegrating lea
floe Charlie:
WASHINGTON — Boa. Hubert
Humphrey (D-Hlaa.l. stating that
bo considers the Wisconsin pri
mary important in his bid for tha
Democrat!* presidential nomina
tion:
"If 1 don’t win Iq Wisconsin,
than in Urn slogan of the current
ndmfalatntton I ’ll have to make
aa aganiting reappraisal."
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"Bpoftol Tonight" eerie*. "Mr*.
MInletr" eg CBS-TV starred MauPM O’Hara In the reto which, na
•very schoolboy kaowi, won aa
I Academy Award tor Oresr Carsen to m i.
Mlia O'Hara looked lovely but,
aafortunattly. mistook euphoria
gar courage and tended to depiet
Bird times with ucoitive handwringing and looklng-away, The
other toads - Cathtoen Naibilt,
'Juliet Mttto, Paul Rorbllng and
Loo Goaa — displayed backbone
„
mm mm mm | l
MM
SLICED HAN
BACK TO SCHOOL S P IC I*. FOR LUNCH
P IG . ASSORTED
QUICK FROZEN RED PERCH
Ing of the war's shattering impart
on rigid British social moldsTno
start of tha play subtly set Mm
•tag* for thto when the lowly
atatloomaiter dared to chaltongo
tbo aristocracy by entering a local
flower contort. Subsequent speecheo and scenes hammered and
pounded at hto loonoclasm and
spotted the effect. There also was
a flourish of fresh-found Idealism
by Via hot thto bad ao room to
develop' and wna quickly dropped,
•mounting, therefore, only as a
dovtoo by which the author could
■tart a romance going la the plot.
N appears tbat some poorly
FRESH DUG, CHERRYSTONE
BAR T LUKKXJB CALIFORNIA
PARTY-PAK FROZEN BREADED
O flcJO m O flatoA fa
SOUTHERN STAR BONITA
PUT
stirring.
GALLON
BOTTLE
Mckoberts Takes
f ir s t Round Play
,
Yho Recreation Department’s
d tp Basketball League ended Its
prat found with MeRoberia tire
' leading with a M record.
• In aaaond place are Ge Davila of
K Ad with a M iveesd. Baboon's
•peering Oeeds holds n 1-1, Feast
Drags and Dynotronks ttod for
Wliat battor way can yoa/Raap
up-to-date
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LONGWOOD’S JAYCEE BUILDING in going up even though "they Haiti
it couldn't be done." Willing hands at hammering timbers and heaving
blocks are from the left, "Pop" Zarlmann, Tyros Hicks. Dick Zurtmunn,
Robert Saundera, Joyce* building chairmun John Saunders and Ken In
man. Completion of the building, being built by Jaycecs in spite o f acventl
obstaclea, in scheduled for the end of January. It will be used for civic and
entertainment aventa.
(Herald Photo)
Lake Mary Road Work Begins
Work started this week on pav>
lag Lake Mary Road from Country
Club Road to 8R 417, County Englaaer Robert Davla informed the
County Commission today.
Coat ef the project U *30,000,
Davis added, and includea n fourmile atrip of road.
* Barry Sullivan
Takes Role In
Hear! Fund Show
Barry Sullivan has been put lnte
the co-starring billing with Bette
*# Davla for the presentation ef "The
World of Carl Sandburg" Jan. SO
at the Civic Center.
Sullivan, a veteran star of stage,
movies and television, will replace
Camaron Mitchell In the show with
Mias Davie.
The show, being brought bera by
the Semlnoie-DeBary Heart Coun
cil, has been getting unanimous
praisa in other cities, Mrs. Leonard
Munson, chairman of the Heart
ef song and sboers—simple human
amotions and big thought—pleas
ant te watch and hear." And an
other: "It te two hours of Uvply
entertainment. Stimulating treat
ment that heaps the audience
gtert.w
Patron seats for the show atlil
a n available and may be reserv
ed by aailing Mrs. John Morgan or
£ Mr*. Munson.
Bitting Funeral
To Be Wednesdoy
Funeral aarvlcaa ter W. V. Bit
ting will be bald at 10 a. m. Wadnosday at the First Methodist
Church, Sanford, with the Rev.
T. C. O'Steen and the Rev. J,
C. McKinley officiating. Burial
m will bo In Oaklswn Memorial
Park, with Brieton Funeral Marne
te charge.
Active pallbearers will be Hsrry
Taebo, M s Ivey, Albert Jarrell,
Dr. Ueroy Woodruff, Tom Belt
aad W. A. Adame.
Honorary pallbearers will' in
clude Glen McCall, Alfred Chiles
and all members of the Seminole
County Medical Assn.
United Presi Leased Wire
In other business concerning
Lake Mary, the board upheld a
Zoning Commission ruling to retone four lots in the Crystal Lake
Homes subdivision despite a dis
agreement an "Jla who owns the
land."
The four lots were rexoned RS,
which allows for multiple construc
tion.
The board previously had held
off any decision on tha issue to al
low Attorney Mack Cleveland to
check into the claim tbit the prop
erty la question Is designated as a
park.
Cleveland said that evidence he
has received indicated the plats
were vacated It years ago.
Attorney Gordon Frederick, rep
resenting Otis SJoblom w ho
lists claim te the area, told tbs
board that ha plans te take the
action before tbs courts and let
(ham decide lb? question of owner
ship. •
Harley Wilhelm, who purchased
(be property, told the board ha
plans te build duplexes on the
property.
la ether business, the board au
thorised ShJHM J. L. Hobby to
“ dear up a situation" of trueks
Excess Fees
Escass fees from county offices
were reported te the Ceunty Com
mission today before they are senl
la tha state comptroller's office.
Escass tots from the county
Judge's office totaled $4,100JB and
tt.0te.BI came from the tax assessor'a off let, aad $lg,ffg from the
clerk af tha Circuit Court.
Tha eommlsakm also heard a re
port that donations at tha Big Tree
Park totaled I 1 .U1 .2S for IBM.
Tht board alao received dona
tions from three property owners
la tha county for right of way,'
The three are Central Florida
Properties, B. W. Yale and the Ovaratroat Land Co.
Air Safety Facilities
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The
Federal Aviation Agency today
outlined lie plans for spending
$111400,000 on new sir traffic and
navigation facilities. The tmphsiis
will be on rodar. •
NEW YORK (UPI) — Slock
prices at 1 p. m , a.s.t.
1American Airline ................. 22H
American TAT .................. BP*
, Hcthlehrm Steel ................. S3H
i C A O .....................
M'S
. C-irysler ............................. *•'»
Curtiss-Wright ..........
S '*
DuPont ................................ 239'4
Eastman Kodak ..................103'*
Ford Motor ......................... **'«
I’.cncrsl Electric................... »*'«
General Motors .....................Si's
Grahim-Palge ...................... 2H
Int. T A T .......................... 34H
Lorillarri
........................ 36'>
Minute Maid ........................II1*
Penney ................................. 1HP*
Penn Rlt ...............................18'•
Royal American .....................37«
Sears Roabuck .................. SO
Standard Oil (NJ) ............... 4S<i*
Studcbaker ............................ 21’ *
IT. S. Steel .......................... BBM
Weitinghouse El.................... 10BV*
TUESDAY, JANUARY 12. 1960 .
Florida Symphony
To Present Two
Concerts Tuesday
Javcees Seek Outstanding Young M an
The public ts being asked by
the Jaycee* to help select the
county's outstanding young man
of the year.
D. II. (Skip) Hartley, chairman
ot Jaycee Week which starts Mon
day, urged today that nomination
blanks be obtained at the Jaycee
Iluildlng on French Ave. Nomina
tions must be entered not later
than Monday, he said.
Selection 'of the outstanding
young mtn will be one of tha
features of the Jayres Week ob
servance her# In which tbe Junior
Chamber of Commerce will pay
tribute to the accomplishments
of young people la the commu
nity.
Any young man under 55 year*
of age is allglbla for nomination
for this distinguished service
award. He need not he a member
of the Jaycee* or any ather or
ganisation.
Selection of the outstanding in
dividual by a panel of Judges con
sisting of prominent county resi
dents will be based oo contribu
tions to community welfare or
betterment; participation In all
round community sctivitlei and
civic enterprises; evidence of last
TALLAHASSEE (UPlt — Thf
week of Jan. 24-30 has been pro
claimed “ Jaycee • Save • A • Life
Week" In Florida. The State Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce opened
its highway safety campaign Mon
The Florida Symphony Orchestra day with Gov. LeRoy Collins sign
will appear at the Clvie Center In ing a proclamation designating
two concerts nest Tuesday.
the special week.
A special youlh concert will be
held at 3:45 p. m. with all children Swastika Sets Search
admitted free while a "pops" con
GAINESVILLE (UPI) - Police
cert will be held at 0:15 p. m.
sought today to fiod the persons
All county and city school chil responsible for stencilling ■ swas
dren from the fourth to sixth tika in red paint on the bulletin
grades will be excused from school
of the University of Flor
early so they can attend the con board
ida’s Jawisb Center. The swastika
cert.
Tbe evening concert will Include and the word* "Judcn raous,"
found Monday at thr llillcl
music from "Aida" and selections wero
by Leroy Anderson, Granados, Le Foundation, located a block from
tbe campus.
ctions and Offenbach. ■
In late, ovar boo children attend
ed tbe youth concert and aiO at Ruffner Adds Star*
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha
tended the evening performance.
The appearance of the orchestra President baa nominated Lt. Gen.
Tueaday will be under the Joint Clark L. Ruffner, now command
sponsorship of tbs Sanford Recre ing the 3rd Army, for ■ fourth
ation Department and Sanford-Do- atar in hi* new peat with the
North Atlantic Treaty Organisa
Uary Entertainment Association.
All association members wlU bo tion. Ruffner. whose present head
jdmlttrd upon presentation of tbeir quarters are at Ft. McPherson,
toss-flo membership cards. Indi Ga., would become the Army's
vidual Uckats can be purchased at eighth full general.
tbe Recreation office at the Ctela
Center. Seats will not be reserved Campaign Office
except for a section for patron
WAUCHULA (UPI) Stale
ticket holders.
Sen. Doyle E. Carlton Jr. will
Studeots tickets are $1.25 and open his gubernatorial campaign
adult tickets, $3.25.
office In Orlando Fab. 16, headed
by atate campaign manager Joel
R. Wells Jr. Carlton, announced
Midwest Wet
Monday that Wells, an Orlando At
torney, would manage his cam
And Freezing
paign from Orlando. He also an
By United 1'resa International nounced that Tampa accountant
Fretting rain brought hatard- Russell S. Bogus would serve as
ous driving conditions to the Mid his campaign treasurer.
west today, while unseasonably
warm sir flowed across ths South
and rains soaksd tbs West Coast. It's Officially
Frosting rain fell ia advance of
tha rising temperatures from Park Drivt
west-centra) Michigan Into north
The City Commission last night
ern Minnesota ami affected In changed th* name of Orlando
diana, Illinois, Iowa, Wleconsia Drive'to Park Drive from 26lh
and part* of Kansas.
St. south to 17-62.
The stork alto had a bag full of (sweater .set, a baby bath, baby I bins lion high chair-car seat, a Ispoon and
prim ia his beak wbea ha deliver- Ifood*, free laundry, baby lolioni, family dinner, a *10 bank areount, meats, am
ed little Carrie Ann Foote at tbo IU»a tot’s first pair of shoes, a com-1 a free color portrait, a feeding |certificate.
Seminole Meseerlal Hospital Jan.
Thr County Commission today
designated live major road pro
jects to gel funds out of the
secondary gas tax funds.
The projects Include purchase
of a right of way for SR te
from Mellonville to French Ave.;
right of way and construction t realignment to eliminate curves
of SR 427 from Allamonle Spring* on SR 426 from Goldenrod to
to tangwood, right of way on SR Oviedo.
436 from Altamonte Springs to the
The board previously bad
Turkey Farm, right of way and agreed to extend its right to borconstruction of Rear Lake Road row on funds from the secondary
to the Orange County line and Itax money and singled out these
Tbe County Reboot Board re
affirmed today tea« tea last af
tea school double session* will
start Monday, Jam. 2$, whoa chil
dren now attending mtrains ses
sions will go U school In tea
afteraoou aad pupils now In after
noon sessions wlU attend in tea
mondag.
tvV*
City Won't Use
AT OVIEDO MASONIC installation were, left to right, front row; Erneet
Campbell, pant grand matter; Roy Alford, new worahipful master; G.
Rodman Porter, installing officer: Douglas Jackaon, immediate peat mat
ter. Second row: O. T. Kinnaird, junior wardan; Jay A. Shuler, grand mar, aha!, aad Barnwell H. Noegal, senior warden,
.
Officers Installed
Cubans Reject Protest
By Oviedo Masons
Roy W. Alford was Installed, aa
Worshipful Master of Ovlsdo
Lodge No. 243, F * A. M. te a
ceremony presided over by G.
Rodman Porter, Most Worshipful
Grand Master of the State of
Florida F. A A. M.
Jay A. Shuler, grand marshal
of Apalachicola, and William
Whitcomb, lath District Deputy
Grand Master, assisted in the In
stallation. Other officers Installed
were Roswell II. Noegel, aeolor
warden; 0. T. Kinnaird, Junior
warden; James Emmett Kelsey,
treasurer; Robert A. Cameron,
secretary; C. M. Scott, chaplain;
L. C. Hardin, marshal: Ben G.
Watnright, senior deacon; Robert
Sielnmetx, junior deacon; D. W.
Ingermaa, senior steward; H. L.
Ingrrman, junior steward, and J.
I. Malcolm, tyler.
Tim Masons welcomed guests to
a supper for their annual open
meeting, with Kinnaird, Ingorman, Howard Van Dyke and Jack
Calhoun In chyrgc of the tommltteo preparing It. Following the
installation. Alford wai presented
a gavel by his wile and its made
a brief address thanking all who
assisted With the meeting.
Jobless Mobs Riot
In Venezuela
Collide In Channel
EASTBOURNE, England (UPI)
—A Norwegian freighter collided
with a Panamanian vessel in th*
Ehgllsh Channel off 8us**a Runday. Neither vessel reported say
serious damage.
Minister Ousted
at t i l l m l Jm l LW atalURf C u ria Aam amjop • aa* m m I
Mi*. M. W. Potts, M t, a a i M r another, M n. K. W. Foot*. Tbo oounty'a ffaot
I960 arrival will receive f 150 worth of gifts from 18 Sanford marchunts.
,
ISUU f t * *
five major projects because "they
art the most travelled roads la
the county."
In other action during Dm stort
ing meeting, tbe board agreed la
ask the atate to purchase a sig
nal light for the Intersection ef
SR 436 and U. S. 17 62. Tha state
would purchase the light and the
county would Install it. Cost ef
the project la estimated t^ be ap
proximately $10,000.
Chairman John Krider pointed
out that a recent State Road De
partment traffic count ahowa that
17,ooo cars pass In that critical
area dally.
Jan. 25
*•*
CARACAS, Vencturla (UPD—
Jrblrsa mob* ran riot in th*
*ticeta b*r# Monday night and
rally today, stoning public build
ings, burning automobiles and try
ing to loot stores.
A Spanish Immigrant was kill
ed and nt Iraat 23 persons were
wounded by troops and poltr* bat
tling tha rioters. Mora than 200
persona were arrested.
Many men in th* mob* were
aimed, and sporadic gunfire was
heard through - lb* night. Th*
, authorities mobilised about 2,000
|troops and nearly *,600 police to
battle the mobs.
FIRST BABY born in Seminole County in 1960 in Cnrrie Am
ing contributions to commu
nity welfare; evidence of leader
ship ability: evidence ot personal
and business progress, and co
operation with Individuals and
civic organisations.
The recipient of tbe award will
be honored st the Jaycee AwardsBosses Night Dinner Jan. 23. This
Is the highest tribute the Jayceet
can give an individual.
Five Road Projects Selected
News Briefs
Save-A-Life Week
NO. 605
SANFORD, FLORIDA
blocking a public driveway In
South Fern Park.
Property owner* in the Lakevlew
Drive area petitioned the board Red Pilot Killed
TAIPEI, Formosa (UPI) - A ’ v
that the Field and Garden Nursery
was using the public street for a Chinese Communist pilot who may
have been trying to defect to the
right af way.
Nationalists was killed today w ;cn
hit Soviet-built MIG Jet mysteri
ously crashed on the east coast
of Formosa.
Stork Leaves Gifts Along With Carrie
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
K. W. roote of 12S W. Woodland
Dr., closed her tiny fiat on $110
worth of prices from Sanford mar*
chants by becoming the first baby
born In Seminole County in ISM.
The sic pound, 4te ounce arrival,
first for the Footes, was born at
0:11 a. m. and hospital aulhoriliea
told Mrs. Foote they thought Carri.
Ann was the first county arrive
for the new year.
Carrie Ann was named alter he*
father's grandmother, Carrie Lor*
raine Foote. U. (J.g.J E. W. Foote
and bis wile, Laura, have lived la
Sanford since March, UM, when
Foote came to Sanford JUS from
night training la Pensacola. The
iouptc married after Paste's lMe
graduation from the U. ».* Naval
Academy at Annapolis. The VAH-i
pilot aspects to bo in Saatord two
mote years. He ‘mile from Akron,
Ohio. Mrs. Foote, la a former
Washington, D. C. resident and n
IBM graduate of Mt. Vernon Jr.
Callage.
"Thai's wonderful," Mrs. Foote
acclaimed whan aha board the bat
Established 1D08
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI)
—Atanaao Joja, deputy premier
aad minister ef educeUee aad ewltare ef Cemaaaatet Rnemate, baa
been removed from his poet, tbe
Yugu.tav Tanjug news agency re-
On Property Seizure
HAVANA (UPI) — Tbe Cuban
government Monday night reject
ed a U. g. protest against seiture
of North American bolding* In
Cuba and said a formal protert
failed te deal with "a basic situa
Hon"- of Cuba'* new agrarian
raform lawi.
A statement by Acting Foreign
Seven Teacher
Positions Filled
The County School Board ap
proved resignation* ef seven
(earlier* and appointed seven
more at a meeting today.
The board accepted resignations
from Mrs. Florence Hfaetbonherger ef Soulhside Elementary, Mias
Carol Ann Barnard of Altamonte
Springs Elementary, Mrs. Elisa
beth Holmes of Lake Mary Ele
mentary, county music teacher.
Mrs. Jennifer Kelley, Jacqueline
Pugh and Delores Field* of
Crooms Academy and Doris
Duggs, secretary at Roaenwald
School.
The board appointed Mrs, Ktla
Jane Keogh In teach at Writ
Side Elementary; Mrs. Marjorie
P. Zimmerman to Soulhside to
replace
M r a. Sblcbcnbcrgcr;
James McCoy lo replace Edwin
Williams at Seminole High, Miss
Junette Ration to replace Mra. Kel
ley a* county music teacher; Mra.
Kathrine Pierce; Willis Moore to
replace Edwin Blackthearo a* a
teacher at Crooms, since Blackaheare ia now Crooms assist
ant principal and Lemuel Stallworth lo leach at Midway Ele
mentary to replarc H. L. Refoe
who became assistant principal
at Goldsboro.
Minister Marcelo Fernandes Font
made R clear Cuba later would
formally reject a State Depart
ment note handed over Monday
by U. I. Ambassador Philip W,
U. I. Insistence on cash pay
ment for Americans whose prop
erty la Cuba I* salted by tha
Fidel government put a new strain
on tbo already cool U. 8.—Cuban
relations, and Fernandes' state
ment made R clear Cuba would
continue expropriating properly.'
Ambaaiader Philip Boosol, back
ia Havana aftar a prolonged abscare, banded the fourth U. S.
protest note in a year te acting
Foreign Minister Marcelo Fernan
des Monday. Tha interview laatrd
barely 10 minutes.
The text of the note was not
made public Immediately, but lha
embassy said it roncerncd the
"denial of basic rights of owner
ship to U. 8. ritltena In Cuba—
rights provided under both Cuban
law and generally accepted inter
national law.”
A statement issued by Fer
nandes Monday night Indicated
lliat the U. S. protest was con
cerned with arbi.rary seUu.es uf
property rather than expropria
tions authorised by Castro's land
icform program.
Th* value of U. S. property
taken over so far was estimated
in the tens of millions of dollars,
this year, tha government is ex
pected lo start moling in on lha
nearly 1,700,000 acre* o( sugar
land owned by American inter
est*.
Parking Lot
Paving Begins
City work crews today started'
paving the parking lot behind
Steel Price Raise
the civic renter, City Manager
Knowles reported.
Not Expected Soon Warren
Knowles aald when completed,
M I A M I REACH (UPI) — lha lot will have parking space
Chance* are good that big steel for III cars. It will be the fourth
producer* will maintain praaent municipal parking lot in the city.
price levels at leaat until aftar the
first pay rate increase goaa lata
effect Dec. 1, the Institute ef Cam era Club Meeta
Scrap lr«e aad Rtaal waa fold toA demonstration of darkroom
technique* will ht presented at a
Edward J. Laliy, adder ef the
•g ef the Sanford Camera
Maul Marbat, telf at*
at V:M ». m. today a* tea
Clvte renter. A partabla datewarn
however, tha*
will be need ia show the pracaanae
era with lewer profit margin* developing af
_____
Tha City Commission last night
decided not te nan tea. AUantia
SZG.'iS SSToSS £f35-
begin meterlag tea A.CJ* far tbo
Sanford water (bo railroad naaa.
Hanford has baba charging -tea
A.C.L. n $163 par monte flat mtn
for water. City Managor Wanton
E. Knowles triad to got the uee o f
tbo tight lack pipe, hooping tea
flat rata, with tea otty baring first
rights to buy tbo Uno. Sanford
would have utod tbo pipe to de
liver water te tea now Seminole
High.
Knowles said tee A.C.L. didn't
want tb* equity agreement. Motoring the railroad would coot ten
A.C.L. about $280.79 -per month.
Knowlea aald. Th* city can aa* Ra
Droamwold Uno to gat water Bn
the new school, ha pointed out.
The commission alaa passed an
ordinance rorrv-lly setting part#
of Plnecreat, Country Club Manor
and part of Droamwold, single
family rosidentlal. Them war* or.
rora in the original ardlanaeo
ing the** sections.
Hanford firemen will
dor Borlal ftacurity as af April 1,
by rulta of th* third nrdlsanos
passed last night. All tha flroman
have approved tbo agreement,
City Attorney William Hutchison
said.
The commission slap authorised
lluichlaon to draw up a raaotutian
in tribute to W. V. Bitting'# sor»
vice oa o city official In IBS!, Bit
ting, manager of Touchtoa’s Drug
Store, and a resident of Sanford
for 90 years, died yesterday.
236 Homes Planned
In North Orlando
North Orlando Mayor Roy Liddiroll today announced that ragW
necring on 23$ morn homes for tha
community will start Immediately.
A contract hat beta slgnad with
Miami and Ft. Lauderdale devel
oper Perry Wllleti, for surehate by
Willet* of $00 lota and amaglog
for buildiag the new house*, Liddicolt aald. The homel la tbo $10,0
price range will bo aaal of tea
North Orlando central office aa
the Longwood-Ovlodo rood,
Liddleott aald teal tea town's
utility company is axpaadlaR It*
an* ago and water plate la
the demand of *- The greatest pi
drvelopteant will ha
scboala, tea mayor
There are sow 1>5
in Norte Orlando a
•tructioo. # - • *} ■$
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Grad* "A* Florida Drr&ted Sc, Drawn
d t got, n bM c n 1 Impress
on my two boys that liquor to
harmful?”
“How can I got mg husband
to quit amoklng and bocomo a*tire In our local church?”
•■What to meant by a echtzophrenle personality?"
My 15-year-old teases other
aged about a, la a civic dynamo
1 as well as publisher of the two
newspapers
at
Spartanburg,
Booth- Carolina.
- Aa Chairman ef the YMCA cam
paign to raise tl,aoo,ooo for a new
mfldlng, he Invited- me to deliver
the kickoff address.
It is typical ef our newspaper
publishers to be staunch rooters
for all Rood civic and moral
yrajocla.
But not alt of them have the
vitality and personal energy to
qperkplug the actual campaign!
In their elltoc the way Phil Buckhalt docs.
T a r example, while at Spartaaburg, bn introduced me to 1,180
high schoolers In the morning,
Mas M clergymen at a noon
AndMtber* wna a packed audi
torium of 1,900 at Uw big avanJag affair.
But at 11 A. M„ I spoke to
1.000 ladles at a “ Women Only"
Alec*. Why does ho do so and
what ean I do to correct himT"
"After V years of happy mar
ried life, my husband has sud
denly grown cold toward me. He
wants to go places alone. What
can 1 do to restore our former
happy relationship?"
"At 13, I want to get married,
but my mother opposes Uw Idee,
saying I should stay homo and
look after her. But 1 have a
wonderful boy friend whom 1
have dated steadily for over two
years."
"We've been married 18 years
and have 4 children, but my hus
band to running around with ether
women and says he wants a di
vorce. I have heaved him to try
to restore our hsp^y home, but
he refuses,"
"For 14 years of our marriage,
my husband has born a chronic
philanderer with no desire to
change. For the sake of our ehilddren, aged to and IS, what should
I dot"
"How can I got my buaband
out of bod and to church without
nagging him?"
"What cauaoa a husband ef IS
to have no orotic desire?"
"1 have two eeml-lnvalidod parante to took after, as well aa my
huaband and three children. I
am ao upset far 1 can't do Jus
tice to all my obligations. Just
when doe* my first responsibility
ItoT"
“ How cm a wtf# help m Im
mature husband grow up?"
"How esa I stop toatousy to
my husband when he baa no
valid eaussf"
WASHINGTON (UFI) — The
Supreme Court reconvenes today
after Me holiday recess,with da*
elaioaa Swatted la aome to casta
involving espionage, race conflict,
citizenship and other issues.
Later In the week, the nine Jus
tices will hear arguments on the
constitutionality ef the 1M7 civil
Hghte law, which permlte the
federal government to enforce Ne
gro voting righto. Attorney Gen
eral William P. Rogers will represent the government.
Federal Judge T. Hoyt Davis of
Americus, Us., ruled last April
that the statute was unconitltu.
Ilona!.
Among the more Important
cases up for dsclslon Is the dis
pute between the United States
Ond five Gulf Coast states over
ownership of the rich offshore ell
lands, The Government wants
slate ownership confined to a
three-mile belt around the coast
line. The states claim as far out
to sea aa Uirea leagbos, or lOtt
miles.
Decisions are due in rice ease*
involving 1M7 taz ordinances of
LltUe Rock and Norik Little Rock,
Ark., which require local NAACP
group* to reveal their member
ship lists, and an attempt by Ne
groes to play on a Greensboro,
N, a golf course restricted to
whits use.
Arguments also have been
board on the appeal of (M. Rudolf
Ivanovich Ab«l, Soviet A g e n t « * -
vieted of Mplonoga In Now York
In 1067. Abel argued that the gov
ernment violated the conatltutien'a
guarantee agalnat unreasonable
searches and seiiures.
A group ef rases vitally Import
ant to the military services will
determine whether the 480,000 de
pendents and other civilians liv
ing aboard with the armed forces
are subject to trial by court-mar
tial for non-capital offenses. The
court previously has ruled that in
cases Involving the death penalty
dependents mutt be given a civil
ian trial.
In another personal llbertlco
case, the high court has been ask
ed to decide whether Congress can
take away the eitlienahlp of a
native-born American U he goes
abroad to escape military serv-
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By United Frees International
WASHINGTON — The National
Geographic Society, noting the' .
recent quarrel between two chief,
tains on Formosa’s onre-wild sasi.
era frontier shows civilization is
advancing there:
"Instead of reverting to the de
capitation of each other — end
their haplesa subjects — the two
rivals bald press conferences to
air their difference*."
BERLIN — Wset Berlin student
Klaus Grabert, after watching a
French-mads lllm on Nazi concen
tration camps:
"Now 1 know why our parents
and teachers always tall ue about
the ‘gay MV but novsr about the
horrific MV*
WASHINGTON — Boa. Hubert
Humphrey (D-Hlaa.l. stating that
bo considers the Wisconsin pri
mary important in his bid for tha
Democrat!* presidential nomina
tion:
"If 1 don’t win Iq Wisconsin,
than in Urn slogan of the current
ndmfalatntton I ’ll have to make
aa aganiting reappraisal."
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MInletr" eg CBS-TV starred MauPM O’Hara In the reto which, na
•very schoolboy kaowi, won aa
I Academy Award tor Oresr Car- Ing of the war's shattering impart
sen to m i .
Mlia O'Hara looked lovely but,
aafortunattly. mistook euphoria
gar courage and tended to depiet
B ird times with ucoitive handwringing and looklng-away, The
other toads - Cathtoen Naibilt,
'Juliet Mttto, Paul Rorbllng and
Loo Goaa — displayed backbone
on rigid British social m oldsTno
start of tha play subtly set Mm
•tag* for thto when the lowly
atatloomaiter dared to chaltongo
tbo aristocracy by entering a local
flower contort. Subsequent speecheo and scenes hammered and
pounded at hto loonoclasm and
spotted the effect. There also was
a flourish of fresh-found Idealism
by Via hot thto bad ao room to
develop' and wna quickly dropped,
•mounting, therefore, only as a
dovtoo by which the author could
■tart a romance going la the plot.
N appears tbat some poorly
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LONGWOOD’S JAYCEE BUILDING in going up even though "they Haiti
it couldn't be done." Willing hands at hammering timbers and heaving
blocks are from the left, "Pop" Zarlmann, Tyros Hicks. Dick Zurtmunn,
Robert Saundera, Joyce* building chairmun John Saunders and Ken In
man. Completion of the building, being built by Jaycecs in spite of acventl
obstaclea, in scheduled for the end of January. It will be used for civic and
entertainment aventa.
(Herald Photo)
Lake M ary Road W ork Begins
Work started this week on pav>
lag Lake Mary Road from Country
Club Road to 8R 417, County Englaaer Robert Davla informed the
County Commission today.
Coat ef the project U *30,000,
Davis added, and includea n fourmile atrip of road.
* Barry Sullivan
Takes Role In
Hear! Fund Show
Barry Sullivan has been put lnte
the co-starring billing with Bette
*# Davla for the presentation ef "The
World of Carl Sandburg" Jan. SO
at the Civic Center.
Sullivan, a veteran star of stage,
movies and television, will replace
Camaron Mitchell In the show with
Mias Davie.
The show, being brought bera by
the Semlnoie-DeBary Heart Coun
cil, has been getting unanimous
praisa in other cities, Mrs. Leonard
Munson, chairman of the Heart
In other business concerning
Lake Mary, the board upheld a
Zoning Commission ruling to retone four lots in the Crystal Lake
Homes subdivision despite a dis
agreement an "Jla who owns the
land."
The four lots were rexoned RS,
which allows for multiple construc
tion.
The board previously had held
off any decision on tha issue to al
low Attorney Mack Cleveland to
check into the claim tbit the prop
erty la question Is designated as a
park.
Cleveland said that evidence he
has received indicated the plats
were vacated It years ago.
Attorney Gordon Frederick, rep
resenting Otis SJoblom w ho
lists claim te the area, told tbs
board that ha plans te take the
action before tbs courts and let
(ham decide lb? question of owner
ship. •
Harley Wilhelm, who purchased
(be property, told the board ha
plans te build duplexes on the
property.
la ether business, the board au
thorised ShJHM J. L. Hobby to
“d e a r up a situation" of trueks
ef song and sboers—simple human
amotions and big thought—pleas
ant te watch and hear." And an
other: "It te two hours of Uvply
entertainment. Stimulating treat
Escass fees from county offices
ment that heaps the audience
gtert.w
were reported te the Ceunty Com
Patron seats for the show atlil mission today before they are senl
a n available and may be reserv la tha state comptroller's office.
ed by aailing Mrs. John Morgan or
Escass tots from the county
£ Mr*. Munson.
Judge's office totaled $4,100JB and
tt.0te.BI came from the tax assessor'a offlet, aad $lg,ffg from the
clerk af tha Circuit Court.
Tha eommlsakm also heard a re
Funeral aarvlcaa ter W. V. Bit port that donations at tha Big Tree
ting will be bald at 10 a. m. Wad- Park totaled I 1.U 1.2S for IBM.
nosday at the First Methodist Tht board alao received dona
Church, Sanford, with the Rev. tions from three property owners
T. C. O'Steen and the Rev. J, la tha county for right of way,'
The three are Central Florida
C. McKinley officiating. Burial
m will bo In Oaklswn Memorial Properties, B. W. Yale and the OvPark, with Brieton Funeral Marne aratroat Land Co.
te charge.
Active pallbearers will be Hsrry
Taebo, M s Ivey, Albert Jarrell, Air Safety Facilities
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The
Dr. Ueroy Woodruff, Tom Belt
Federal Aviation Agency today
aad W. A. Adame.
Honorary pallbearers will' in outlined lie plans for spending
clude Glen McCall, Alfred Chiles $111400,000 on new sir traffic and
and all members of the Seminole navigation facilities. The tmphsiis
will be on rodar. •
County Medical Assn.
Excess Fees
Bitting Funeral
To Be Wednesdoy
NEW YORK (UPI) — Slock
prices at 1 p. m , a.s.t.
1American Airline ...................22H
American TAT .................... BP*
, Hcthlehrm Steel .................. S3H
i C A O ......................
M'S
. C-irysler ............................... *•'»
Curtiss-Wright ...........
S '*
DuPont .................................. 239'4
Eastman Kodak ...................103'*
Ford Motor .......................... **'«
I’.cncrsl E lectric.................... »*'«
General Motors ......................Si's
Grahim-Palge ....................... 2H
Int. T A T ............................ 34H
Lorillarri
.......................... 36'>
Minute Maid ......................... II1*
Penney ................................... 1HP*
Penn Rlt .................................18'•
Royal American ......................37«
Sears Roabuck .................... SO
Standard Oil (NJ) ................ 4S<i*
Studcbaker ..............................21’*
IT. S. Steel ............................ BBM
Weitinghouse El......................10BV*
The public ts being asked by
the Jaycee* to help select the
county's outstanding young man
of the year.
D. II. (Skip) Hartley, chairman
ot Jaycee Week which starts Mon
day, urged today that nomination
blanks be obtained at the Jaycee
Iluildlng on French Ave. Nomina
tions must be entered not later
than Monday, he said.
Save-A-Life Week
TALLAHASSEE (UPlt — Thf
week of Jan. 24-30 has been pro
claimed “Jaycee • Save • A • Life
Week" In Florida. The State Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce opened
its highway safety campaign Mon
The Florida Symphony Orchestra day with Gov. LeRoy Collins sign
will appear at the Clvie Center In ing a proclamation designating
two concerts nest Tuesday.
the special week.
A special youlh concert will be
held at 3:45 p. m. with all children Swastika Sets Search
admitted free while a "pops" con GAINESVILLE (UPI) - Police
cert will be held at 0:15 p. m.
fiod the persons
All county and city school chil sought todayfortostencilling
■ swas
dren from the fourth to sixth responsible
tika
in
red
paint
on
the
grades will be excused from school board of the University ofbulletin
Flor
early so they can attend the con ida’s Jawisb Center. The swastika
cert.
word* "Judcn raous,"
Tbe evening concert will Include and the
found Monday at thr llillcl
music from "Aida" and selections wero
by Leroy Anderson, Granados, Le Foundation, located a block from
tbe campus.
ctions and Offenbach. ■
In late, ovar boo children attend
ed tbe youth concert and aiO at R uffner Adds Star*
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha
tended the evening performance.
The appearance of the orchestra President baa nominated Lt. Gen.
Tueaday will be under the Joint Clark L. Ruffner, now command
sponsorship of tbs Sanford Recre ing the 3rd Army, for ■ fourth
ation Department and Sanford-Do- atar in hi* new peat with the
North Atlantic Treaty Organisa
Uary Entertainment Association.
All association members wlU bo tion. Ruffner. whose present head
jdmlttrd upon presentation of tbeir quarters are at Ft. McPherson,
toss-flo membership cards. Indi Ga., would become the Army's
vidual Uckats can be purchased at eighth full general.
tbe Recreation office at the Ctela
Center. Seats will not be reserved Campaign Office
except for a section for patron
WAUCHULA (UPI) - Stale
ticket holders.
Sen. Doyle E. Carlton Jr. will
Studeots tickets are $1.25 and open his gubernatorial campaign
adult tickets, $3.25.
office In Orlando Fab. 16, headed
by atate campaign manager Joel
R. Wells Jr. Carlton, announced
Monday that Wells, an Orlando At
torney, would manage his cam
paign from Orlando. He also an
By United 1'resa International nounced that Tampa accountant
Fretting rain brought hatard- Russell S. Bogus would serve as
ous driving conditions to the Mid his campaign treasurer.
west today, while unseasonably
warm sir flowed across ths South
and rains soaksd tbs West Coast.
Frosting rain fell ia advance of
tha rising temperatures from
west-centra) Michigan Into north
The City Commission last night
ern Minnesota ami affected In changed th* name of O rlando
diana, Illinois, Iowa, Wleconsia D rive'to Park Drive from 26lh
and part* of Kansas.
St. south to 17-62.
Midwest W et
And Freezing
It's Officially
Park Drivt
The stork alto had a bag full of (sweater .set, a baby bath, baby I bins lion high chair-car seat, a I spoon and
p rim ia his beak wbea ha deliver- Ifood*, free laundry, baby lolioni, family dinner, a *10 bank areount, meats, am
ed little Carrie Ann Foote at tbo I U»a tot’s first pair of shoes, a com-1 a free color portrait, a feeding | certificate.
Seminole Meseerlal Hospital Jan.
Thr County Commission today
designated live major road pro
jects to gel funds out of the
secondary gas tax funds.
The projects Include purchase
of a right of way for SR te
from Mellonville to French Ave.;
right of way and construction t realignment to eliminate curves
of SR 427 from Allamonle Spring* on SR 426 from Goldenrod to
to tangwood, right of way on SR Oviedo.
436 from Altamonte Springs to the
The board previously bad
Turkey Farm, right of way and agreed to extend its right to borconstruction of Rear Lake Road row on funds from the secondary
to the Orange County line and I tax money and singled out these
tvV*
City Won't Use
AT OVIEDO MASONIC installation were, left to right, front row; Erneet
Campbell, pant grand m atter; Roy Alford, new worahipful m aster; G.
Rodman Porter, installing officer: Douglas Jackaon, immediate peat m at
ter. Second row: O. T. Kinnaird, junior wardan; Jay A. Shuler, grand mar, aha!, aad Barnwell H. Noegal, senior warden,
.
Officers Installed
By Oviedo Masons
Roy W. Alford was Installed, aa
Worshipful Master of Ovlsdo
Lodge No. 243, F * A. M. te a
ceremony presided over by G.
Rodman Porter, Most Worshipful
Grand Master of the State of
Florida F. A A. M.
Jay A. Shuler, grand marshal
of Apalachicola, and William
Whitcomb, lath District Deputy
Grand Master, assisted in the In
stallation. Other officers Installed
were Roswell II. Noegel, aeolor
warden; 0. T. Kinnaird, Junior
warden; James Emmett Kelsey,
treasurer; Robert A. Cameron,
secretary; C. M. Scott, chaplain;
L. C. Hardin, marshal: Ben G.
Watnright, senior deacon; Robert
Sielnmetx, junior deacon; D. W.
Ingermaa, senior steward; H. L.
Ingrrman, junior steward, and J.
I. Malcolm, tyler.
Tim Masons welcomed guests to
a supper for their annual open
meeting, with Kinnaird, Ingorman, Howard Van Dyke and Jack
Calhoun In chyrgc of the tommltteo preparing It. Following the
installation. Alford wai presented
a gavel by his wile and its made
a brief address thanking all who
assisted With the meeting.
Jobless Mobs Riot
In Venezuela
Minister Ousted
J ml LWatalURf Curia Aam amjop • aa* mm I
Mi*. M. W. Potts, M t, a a i M r another, M n. K. W. Foot*. Tbo oounty'a ffaot
I960 arrival will receive f 150 worth of gifts from 18 Sanford marchunts.
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five major projects because "they
art the most travelled roads la
the county."
In other action during Dm sto rt
ing meeting, tbe board agreed la
ask the atate to purchase a sig
nal light for the Intersection ef
SR 436 and U. S. 17 62. Tha state
would purchase the light and the
county would Install it. Cost ef
the project la estimated t^ be ap
proximately $10,000.
Chairman John Krider pointed
out that a recent State Road De
partment traffic count ahowa that
17,ooo cars pass In that critical
area dally.
Tbe County Reboot Board re
affirmed today tea« tea last af
tea school double session* will
start Monday, Jam. 2$, whoa chil
dren now attending mtrains ses
sions will go U school In tea
afteraoou aad pupils now In after
noon sessions wlU attend in tea
mondag.
EASTBOURNE, England (UPI)
—A Norwegian freighter collided
with a Panamanian vessel in th*
Ehgllsh Channel off 8us**a Runday. Neither vessel reported say
serious damage.
FIRST BABY born in Seminole County in 1960 in Cnrrie Am
ing contributions to commu
nity welfare; evidence of leader
ship ability: evidence ot personal
and business progress, and co
operation with Individuals and
civic organisations.
The recipient of tbe award will
be honored st the Jaycee AwardsBosses Night Dinner Jan. 23. This
Is the highest tribute the Jayceet
can give an individual.
Jan. 2 5
*•*
Collide In Channel
m l
award. He need not he a member
of the Jaycee* or any ather or
ganisation.
Selection of the outstanding in
dividual by a panel of Judges con
sisting of prominent county resi
dents will be based oo contribu
tions to community welfare or
betterment; participation In all
round community sctivitlei and
civic enterprises; evidence of last
Five Road Projects Selected
CARACAS, Vencturla (UPD—
Jrblrsa mob* ran riot in th*
*ticeta b*r# Monday night and
rally today, stoning public build
ings, burning automobiles and try
ing to loot stores.
A Spanish Immigrant was kill
ed and nt Iraat 23 persons were
wounded by troops and poltr* bat
tling tha rioters. Mora than 200
persona were arrested.
Many men in th* mob* were
aimed, and sporadic gunfire was
heard through - lb* night. Th*
, authorities mobilised about 2,000
| troops and nearly *,600 police to
battle the mobs.
at t i l l
Selection 'of the outstanding
young mtn will be one of tha
features of the Jayres Week ob
servance her# In which tbe Junior
Chamber of Commerce will pay
tribute to the accomplishments
of young people la the commu
nity.
Any young man under 55 year*
of age is allglbla for nomination
for this distinguished service
News Briefs
Stork Leaves Gifts Along W ith Carrie
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
K. W. roote of 12S W. Woodland
Dr., closed her tiny fiat on $110
worth of prices from Sanford mar*
chants by becoming the first baby
born In Seminole County in ISM.
The sic pound, 4te ounce arrival,
first for the Footes, was born at
0:11 a. m. and hospital aulhoriliea
told Mrs. Foote they thought Carri.
Ann was the first county arrive
for the new year.
Carrie Ann was named alter he*
father's grandmother, Carrie Lor*
raine Foote. U . (J.g.J E. W. Foote
and bis wile, Laura, have lived la
Sanford since March, UM, when
Foote came to Sanford JUS from
night training la Pensacola. The
iouptc married after Paste's lMe
graduation from the U. ».* Naval
Academy at Annapolis. The VAH-i
pilot aspects to bo in Saatord two
mote years. He ‘mile from Akron,
Ohio. Mrs. Foote, la a former
Washington, D. C. resident and n
IBM graduate of Mt. Vernon Jr.
Callage.
"Thai's wonderful," Mrs. Foote
acclaimed whan aha board the bat
Javcees Seek Outstanding Young Man
blocking a public driveway In
South Fern Park.
Property owner* in the Lakevlew
Drive area petitioned the board Red Pilot Killed
TAIPEI, Formosa (UPI) - A ’v
that the Field and Garden Nursery
was using the public street for a Chinese Communist pilot who may
have been trying to defect to the
right af way.
Nationalists was killed today w ;cn
hit Soviet-built MIG Jet mysteri
ously crashed on the east coast
of Formosa.
Florida Symphony
To Present Two
Concerts Tuesday
NO. 605
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI)
—Atanaao Joja, deputy premier
aad minister ef educeUee aad ewltare ef Cemaaaatet Rnemate, baa
been removed from his poet, tbe
Yugu.tav Tanjug news agency re-
Cubans Reject Protest
On Property Seizure
HAVANA (UPI) — Tbe Cuban
government Monday night reject
ed a U. g. protest against seiture
of North American bolding* In
Cuba and said a formal protert
failed te deal with "a basic situa
Hon"- of Cuba'* new agrarian
raform lawi.
A statement by Acting Foreign
Seven Teacher
Positions Filled
The County School Board ap
proved resignation* ef seven
(earlier* and appointed seven
more at a meeting today.
The board accepted resignations
from Mrs. Florence Hfaetbonherger ef Soulhside Elementary, Mias
Carol Ann Barnard of Altamonte
Springs Elementary, Mrs. Elisa
beth Holmes of Lake Mary Ele
mentary, county music teacher.
Mrs. Jennifer Kelley, Jacqueline
Pugh and Delores Field* of
Crooms Academy and Doris
Duggs, secretary at Roaenwald
School.
The board appointed Mrs, Ktla
Jane Keogh In teach at Writ
Side Elementary; Mrs. Marjorie
P. Zimmerman to Soulhside to
replace
M r a. Sblcbcnbcrgcr;
James McCoy lo replace Edwin
Williams at Seminole High, Miss
Junette Ration to replace Mra. Kel
ley a* county music teacher; Mra.
Kathrine Pierce; Willis Moore to
replace Edwin Blackthearo a* a
teacher at Crooms, since Blackaheare ia now Crooms assist
ant principal and Lemuel Stallworth lo leach at Midway Ele
mentary to replarc H. L. Refoe
who became assistant principal
at Goldsboro.
Minister Marcelo Fernandes Font
made R clear Cuba later would
formally reject a State Depart
ment note handed over Monday
by U. I. Ambassador Philip W,
U. I. Insistence on cash pay
ment for Americans whose prop
erty la Cuba I* salted by tha
Fidel government put a new strain
on tbo already cool U. 8.—Cuban
relations, and Fernandes' state
ment made R clear Cuba would
continue expropriating properly.'
Ambaaiader Philip Boosol, back
ia Havana aftar a prolonged abscare, banded the fourth U. S.
protest note in a year te acting
Foreign Minister Marcelo Fernan
des Monday. Tha interview laatrd
barely 10 minutes.
The text of the note was not
made public Immediately, but lha
embassy said it roncerncd the
"denial of basic rights of owner
ship to U. 8. ritltena In Cuba—
rights provided under both Cuban
law and generally accepted inter
national law.”
A statement issued by Fer
nandes Monday night Indicated
lliat the U. S. protest was con
cerned with arbi.rary seUu.es uf
property rather than expropria
tions authorised by Castro's land
icform program.
Th* value of U. S. property
taken over so far was estimated
in the tens of millions of dollars,
this year, tha government is ex
pected lo start moling in on lha
nearly 1,700,000 acre* o( sugar
land owned by American inter
est*.
Parking Lot
Paving Begins
City work crews today started'
paving the parking lot behind
the civic renter, City Manager
Warren Knowles reported.
Knowles aald when completed,
M I A M I REACH (UPI) — lha lot will have parking space
Chance* are good that big steel for III cars. It will be the fourth
producer* will maintain praaent municipal parking lot in the city.
price levels at leaat until aftar the
first pay rate increase goaa lata
effect Dec. 1, the Institute ef Camera Club Meeta
Scrap lr«e aad Rtaal waa fold to- A demonstration of darkroom
technique* will h t presented at a
Edward J. Laliy, adder ef the
•g ef the Sanford Camera
M aul Marbat, telf at*
at V:M ». m. today a* tea
Clvte renter. A partabla date warn
however, tha*
will be need ia show the pracaanae
era with lewer profit margin* developing af
Steel Price Raise
Not Expected Soon
_____
Tha City Commission last night
decided not te nan tea. AUantia
SZG.'iS SSToSS£f35-
begin meter lag tea A.CJ* far tbo
Sanford water (bo railroad naaa.
Hanford has baba charging -tea
A.C.L. n $163 par monte flat mtn
for water. City Managor Wanton
E. Knowles triad to got the uee of
tbo tight lack pipe, hooping tea
flat rata, with tea otty baring first
rights to buy tbo Uno. Sanford
would have utod tbo pipe to de
liver water te tea now Seminole
High.
Knowles said tee A.C.L. didn't
want tb* equity agreement. Motoring the railroad would coot ten
A.C.L. about $280.79 -per month.
Knowlea aald. Th* city can aa* Ra
Droamwold Uno to gat water Bn
the new school, ha pointed out.
The commission alaa passed an
ordinance rorrv-lly setting part#
of Plnecreat, Country Club Manor
and part of Droamwold, single
family rosidentlal. Them war* or.
rora in the original ardlanaeo
ing the** sections.
Hanford firemen will
dor Borlal ftacurity as af April 1,
by rulta of th* third nrdlsanos
passed last night. All tha flroman
have approved tbo agreement,
City Attorney William Hutchison
said.
The commission slap authorised
lluichlaon to draw up a raaotutian
in tribute to W. V. Bitting'# sor»
vice oa o city official In IBS!, Bit
ting, manager of Touchtoa’s Drug
Store, and a resident of Sanford
for 90 years, died yesterday.
236 Homes Planned
In North Orlando
North Orlando Mayor Roy Liddiroll today announced that ragW
necring on 23$ morn homes for tha
community will start Immediately.
A contract hat beta slgnad with
Miami and Ft. Lauderdale devel
oper Perry Wllleti, for surehate by
Willet* of $00 lota and am aglog
for buildiag the new house*, Liddicolt aald. The homel la tbo $10,0
price range will bo aaal of tea
North Orlando central office aa
the Longwood-Ovlodo rood,
Liddleott aald teal tea town's
utility company is axpaadlaR It*
an* ago and water plate la
the demand of *- The greatest pi
drvelopteant will ha
scboala, tea mayor
There are sow 1>5
in Norte Orlando a
•tructioo. # - • *} ■$
'• " ■ ~
Drinker
NEW YO
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�TRANQUILIZERS
S a s M A K t*
£ 5 rtreeuj
HI, joined county and civic leaders to applaud Navy-Sanford
cooperation a t a Naval Air Station confarenco Friday.
"WtMtt.we liv# with the community we eeem to get along
• let batter, aa wra’ra doing hat*. Whan wa build our own
hMasa and eehool ayatom and pul! back Into our ahtll we
d o s t do M wall,'* tha admiral from the Pentagon eaid, "It's
your Nary. We need your aorta to come into the Navy," ha
Tha dlecuaalcm followed Adm. Altos’ tour of tha boa* with
bn commander Cant. Robei t Slye.
It ia good to know that the admiral aald he wee tonMd with tha community relatione of tha atation.
Aa inapaetor general ha ia tha man who makea raeomdationa about a tot of thinga, Including expansion, Imemetit, etc. of baaee end fadfitlea. Hie etaff to continuing
mpreheneive aurvey of the Sanford atation and, if our
it an officiant, vital arm of the
Wo knew this. Ws have heard
It lor yeara. Milton KUenbewer,
tha Praaldaat'a owa brother, made
e atudy of the prohlemi during
the flrat ala month* of INS. He
aaM thoM thing*. What was ta n
abort MI Nothing) Like w many
critical problems that hero faced
Americana during tha peat eight
afterthought, ho said, "And It
Rnhihly would.**
Cetita Pike was willed comfort
ably to u mobile home MtUement
called the Bed Oeeenrt Trailer
Park.
The park itself ia run by a ceupl*
who had "retired" lest Septem
ber. Jim McDorman had aald out
his International Harvester deal
ership near Columbus, Ohio, aad
he and his Mrs. found this means
af keeping busy and enjoying g
nice Income. They've turned much
of the work over to their daughter
aad aoa-ta-Uw, Bob and Susanna
A
frtw S lrS
af the OMrtrtea yon
m have made many
Flint a n w d advtarel tor M#
memarial* to PniU M l Tkdttri
WASHINGTON (UP1) - Ba pan
r*m»mbac Caaatr Rsdasy, Lewis
Caaa and John GorrteT Naitbcr
da I.
Thaaa a n aaaaa I copied at
random Jnm aoma a# the sculptarad Itfuna displayed In the cap*
Uel’a Statuary HalL They a n part
ad a monumental problem.
Although the attuatloa laa't criti.
cal yet* tba natlon'a capital la
gradually running oat af apace la
which to erect states, lauirtaiaa,
tower* and ether mamarlala to
eur bereaa tad ttouimea.
The National Capital Park
VPf Parties Bitter
Warn Berlw especto the lovtot
Union , to Mite upon Uia recent
anti-Semitic outbreak* In Watt
Germany a* n reawn to iuue a
■torn new warning to the Wcitem
AUlei end Wfet Germany agalaat
a revival of Natl actlvUtoa in the
Federal Republic. The Soviet
warning would tie hi i-Mh da
rnanda (or a “free dcralUUrued"
Weat Berlin and would provide
Soviet Boee Khruabcbev with addi
tional ammunition for hie aummlt
meeting with Western leaden
■cat May.
In Bonn, the Weat German geverimeat la believed readying f*ttough maaMrta far anti-Semites
but to be waiting for tha atory
to drift out o< the headline*. In
formed wurcu *ay Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer's government be
lieve* that, to the preeent atmos
phere, critic* weald accept no
thing but estramo measures which
only would drive right-winger* un
derground. However, once the
ttory has died down, tha govern
ment 1* expected to move for
id
bis present cabinet dissolve, It
probably would bo replaced by an
ova* mare Iron-fitted on*.
Weuada loft by BriUJn’a dittotrout invasion af Sue* to IMS
still are far from healed, and e
mw poliUcal rumpus la aspteted
to the wake of this week's publleatto* of farmer Prime Mtoleter
Sir Anthony Bden'a Suet memotra. Pravtoua "Lotto* atoriea"
have caaad brief flareup* but
tbsM are expected to be aa no
thing compared to Eden's own
version af one of the meet con
troversial incidents to British
historyLook far the JapoMM governmeat to coast under increasing
all
oouM'HM
Rm
m v s
U id
if it i
Farthing eualiftoa aa an aqua*,
bits by virtue af hie borstbael]
chaw af Paaeho Villa, tha Maxieat baadtt. But hie probably will
he tha laat otataa erected here
with tta subject aatrida the tndttlawat charging (teed. Future heroe* are more likely to be to the
now cone ef a rocket.
One solution wee proposed last
week by Bep. Frank Thompeon
Jr. (O N J.). He totrodoeed a re»elatton which woald create a earnmliatoa to plan living memorll
alt1* — hospRala, muteum* imT
■uch — aa a mesas af "perpetu-
replace them with the great i
remembered.
He aremod Shocked bp the a
gestloo and advised me to look
•
NOW OPEN
•
BRASS MOTORS
Ttofftt,
It's (ho dog-goood doctor bills,
aha said, that apoat bar carefully
laid budget plena — nothing atoo.
I recalled what John Holmes, re
tired metal worker, told aw to
•L Pater*burg tha dap before. "Wo
f r a n k lin
hu been m am d lor U smaller
itatuei near Arlington National
Camt ie r y . H it first, h o f w r iiy t
Adm. Rlchird Byrd, trill gs #
tbit yssr.
(Isridenully, tbt eesutery »■
tali la rapidly ualni ap Ua lift
burial plota.) Alao arriving an tba
■etna toon will ba a autna ad
Gan. John J. (Hack Jack) Panto
Ini. Thto particular art «artt
W ait up a ralatad prtblf aa tn
Vth ft Preaah
FIATS . H U D CAM
We got teat leaking for the trailer
park, although thorn to only one Collins Boosted
mala thoroughfare and it htto a
dead end eight miles south. Thor* For Demo VP Slot .
we ran into Charlie TUcker, of
Evanston, tod., who with tba Mrs, j | PANAMA CITY (UPD-Prankliu
retired early In Ufa aad now he's D. Baaoevett Jr. said Sunday (tor.
working harder than ever fixing LaBoy CoOtoa to the man most
traitor nfrifKatori and running
fret hospitalisation,"
ha uid, "Just m It deoea’t baton*
DAILY CROSSWORD
DAILY CROSSWORD
taSST * 2 C S S S T *
Shod Run To Got
‘Plug* Thursday
The St John's River shad ran
near Sanford wW got • TV ping
Thursday night whan Dun Ms*
Allister shews ptotures he took
of ahad ftohermen sa his «:tf p. m.
•how. McAllister took the ptotures
at Henry Bussell's Marina Isle
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SOME OF THE VAH-ll OFFICERS WIVES enjoying
the winter luncheon a t Spcncer’a Restaurant. From left,
front row, Fran Robertson, Mary Cleveland, Lynn War-
tenberg, Donny Brown and Milly Donnaud. Back row,
June Anderson, Celeste Smith, Vera Brown, Lil Denning,
Beverly Bachman and Ha Mae DeMent. (Staff Photo)
Garden Circles Plan Benefit
Visit Nursery, Fn/oy Programs
DIRT GARDNERS* CIRCLE
The Dirt Gardeners’ Circle of
the Garden Club met at the home
of Mr*. K. S. McCall for their
January meeting with Mrs. S. C.
Dickerson, Mrs. W. G. Fleming
and Mrs. J, N. Robison Jr. as cohostesses.
Mrs. Dickerson, civic beautifi
cation chairman, gnxc a report on
plans for l>eautifyinK a city lot
at French Ave. and Pth St. The
name “Sanford-' will be spelled
o u t using Alanmnlhus on a back
ground of green grass.
It was announced that the Dirt
Gardeners* Circle will offer Philodendions, begonias, Xun'a Urchids,
Epicias and some small flowering
vines for sale at the garden club
card party at the Civic Center,
Jan. 22.
MIMOSA CIRCLE
Mrs. Fiank Donahue gave a
most interesting demonstration on
flower arrangements at the meeting of the Mimosa Garden Circle
Friday morning at the home of
Mrs. C. llittell in luka Monroe,
Mrs. Walter Price served as eo.
hostess.
Mrs. Donahoe stated that the
florist usually sends one dozen
flowers on older but that does not
Imply that they must all be used
in one container.
Oasis, a porous material for
Dower arrangements, is now being
used instead of the frogs. Oasis
MRS. FRANK DONAHOE made and demonstrated
neveral arrangements for members of the Mimosa Gar
den Circle a t the Janunry meeting of the group.
i c e r s ' Wives Hold Luncheon
should l<« soaked (n water for two
hour* before uting and watts
should be added every day. It raa
be wrapped in wax paper and
stored In the refrigerator to pro.
Flowers that are opened the
least should be selected as the
tallest flower in an arrangement.
Mrs. Donahoe made several nrrangements as the group watched.
They included an arrangement of
Eucalyptus leaves sprayed black,
with eight red carnations in a
while container. Thla was very
attractive.
Another arrangement of bronze
mums and Mexican Jade leaves in
a yellow container was very plea*.
Ing to the eye and last but not
least, a Glamellla corsaga was
made of red gladioli, using gradu.
ated flowers wired together.
Mrs. Jo Peck, chairman, pre
sided at the business meeting.
Mrs. R. F. McWhorter reported on
the gift of boxes of fruit given to
the patients of the Sarepta .Rest
Home and Mrs. Scott’a nursing
home. Mrs. W. B. Moya assisted
Mrs. McWhorter with this project.
At the conclusion of tha business
session, a whita elephant aala was
conducted and tha hostesses ser
ved refreshments to the following
members and guests: Mrs. Dona
hoe, Mrs. McWhorter, Mrs. Pock,
Mrs. Alice Roblolio, Mrs. Mary
Swankhous, Mrs. Ray Cllcquennol,
Mrs. Herbert Behrens, Mrs. Her
man Lederhaus, Mrs. C. L. Wallis,
Mrs. Gerald Behrens, Mra. Roy
Partin and Mrs. Margaret Herr.
WUUDR08B C1RCLS
Members of the Woodfose Circle
of the Garden Club enjoyed a cov
ered dish luncheon at tha home of
Mrs. William 8. Brumlty, preced
ing their January meeting. Mra.
Williams Dinkins auistad Mra.
Brumlty as eo-hostess.
Following tha luncheoa aad a
social hour tha group journeyed
to Crystal Lako Nursery where
they were taken on a conducted
tour. Each one received a pla-».
a* a gift.
Thoes attending were Mr*.
Jantei Dole, Mr, D. K. Dorman,
Mre. Elmer Eckhart, Mra. Fred
Grey, Mr*. Ted Lewie, Mra. A. B.
Montford, Mra. H. D. McNair.
Mre. A. 8. Poulter, Mra. Lai 8 ,
Mrs. H. F. Dement and Mrs. The group met at Jim Spencer's ] in tha tsble decorations. Snowman were in the form of snowmen,
were arranged at various places each wearing the “CbeckertaU"
R. M. Cleveland were Joint host Restaurant.
A winter theme was carried out J on the tsble and plaee cards scarf.
esses for the January luncheon.
Mrs. C. 0. Donnaud reported
concerning a board meeting she
attended last week with Mrs. Wil
liam Mallcowskl. Mrs. J F. Bach
man was appointed new represen
tative and Mrs. W. H. Foulk was
named alternate to tha all Wives
Club.
Announcement was made of a
coffee to bo held Thursday at
Mrs. John Dickey was named of h«r outstanding service and •:30 a. m. In the B. O Q. dining
of tbo Year” Saturday loyally to tha sorority.
room at the base. All wives are
Pilot Club executive board "Girl
at the auuual dinnerDuring the-eveuing, enjoyed by requested to make reservations
meeting T p. m. at the Chic evening
held by tha Gamma Omega members. Iheir husbands and with Mrs. Mallcowskl no later
Center. Business mesting > p. m. dance
Chapter
of Epsilon Sigma Alpha. dales, names of secret slaters for than today.
Business meeting «f the Anna
Tho
event
held at the King tbs past year were revealed.
Miller Circle, • p. m. at the and Prince was
in Casselberry.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Patty Walker, past-presi John Dickey, Mr and Mrs. I. E.
dent, presented a silver tray to Kstrldge III, Mr. and Mrs. Kirby
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Dickey, who la now serving
Civic and Fine Arts Depart as president of the organisation. Fita Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Hlg.
ments of Sanford Woman's Club She was chosen by the group gins, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schirard,
MRS. CLYDE RAMSEY (center) whose hobby in raining orchids, sur
meets for covered dish luncheon to receive this award because Mr. and Mrs. James DeBrine,
Mr and Mrs. Robert Harvey.
prised and delighted the members of the Dirt Gardeners* garden circle by
at .1>:aO p. m. Program "Hobby
displaying a Trianaei plant with 12 orchid blossoms on it. Mrs. L. K. LcepMr. and Mrs. David Van Ness,
Shop*' with all member! partici
Mr. and Mra. T. V. Metis Jr.,
er, left, circle president and Mrs, E. S. McCall, hostess to the meeting, are
pating.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam ai Butler, Misa
Mias Sonja Monforton and Miss
shown admiring it*
,
(Staff Photo)
• NOW OPEN •
Dottie Metta, Eugene Barlneau,
Joan Wilke will present a musical
program during the lunch hour.
BRASS MOTORS
Miss Ginger Jones, Riehard Gunn,
Residents of North Orlando are
Yolusia-Semlnole County Alumlilt A Franck
—Rote geranium petals add col
Miss
Barbara
Flynt
and
Robert
planning
to
organize
a
garden
nt0A sra. of Alpha Chi Omega Sor The Holy Cross Episcopal
FIATS
- USED CAES
or
to
cakes,
custards
and
pud
club. An initial meeting will be
ority meets at the home of Mrs. Churchwomen held their January McGill.
dings.
held at 7 p. m. Thursday at the
OPEN
TILL
SiM EVRK1NG8
Ralph Austin Smith, 2021 Park circle meetings’last week. Follow.
Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order Mrs. Augusta BUbrey, secretary,
home of Mrs. William W. Dean,
Ave., S p. m. All visiting members Ing coffet and pastries, business
and
3lrs.
Mae
Sheppard,
treas
of
Eastern
Star,
met
Thursday
10 N. 2nd St.
Invited.
meetings ware held to discuss
night st the Masonic Hall with urer, after which the Worthy Mat
Mra. Voile Williams Jr., presi 47 members and 13 visitors pres ron introduced her refreshment
matters
brought
up
by
tbs
board.
THURSDAY
dent of tho Sanford Garden Club ent. The only (irsl-tlme visitor committee for the evening.
The Christmas party for the
will meet with the group and was Mrs. Lena Duckworth of
New Officers of the Ladies children of the church was held
Members and guests enjoyed re
assist thenl with the nerrniary Alkire Chapter No. 10, Keyser, W
Auxiliary of the Lake Mary Volun. on Holy Innocents Day, Dec. 21,
freshments of cookies snd Rus
preliminary
organizational
proce
teer Fire Department will be In under the direction of Mre Frank
TUESDAY
Vs.
sian tea. Chapter and dining
stalled at a meeting at (be fire Mtban* and Mrs. F. C. StenPioneer Fellowship, C p. m. at dure.
Worthy Matron Llnnle Sloye room* were decorated with red
All
Interested
persons
In
the
b ru e a t • p. m.
First
Presbyterian
Church.
■trom. Refreshments, gan>;«. sing
read an article entitled "I Know poinaetllas in white baskets.
.urganlxillonal meeting of North ing, and dancing, ltd by Frank
area are cordially Invited to at something Good About You*' and
WEDNESDAY
Orlando Garden Club at tha home Mebane were enjoyed by the ap
Members of First Baptist W tend this meeting.
remarked how nice It would be
of Mra. William Dean, 10 N. 2nd preciative children. U waa a most M. U. will attend prayer meeting
For further information contact if we all would lake that as a
Children generally have sharp
SI. at T -p. m
Mrs.
Dean
at
her
home
or
call
sureessful adventure.
In a group, T. U. executive meet
New Year resolution when speak er senses of taste and smell than
Sanford H. D. Club meeta at tha
Note paper and envelopes with ing, 1:13 p. m. Royal Ambassa Mrs. George Dorman, 170 Edge- ing of someone.
adults. This is especially irua when
Home Demonstration Center M a sketch of the church will be dor*, 7 p. ra.
moot Ave., phone FA 2-0103.
In an inillation caramony, Mrs. handling vegetables, fruits and
23th St. at S p. m.
available to Mil la the near fu
Plnecresl Baptist Church 8. 8
Anganell Bulger became a mem meats.
Atalea circle of Garden club ture. The annual covered dish officers and teachers' supper and
ber. During the Impressive cere
Pay-TV
meeta at the homa of Mra. G. M parish dinner Is scheduled for meeting >:30 p. m. R. A. meeting,
—A men's wear firm has a mony. Airs. Elolse Pfelfauf sang
Shipp. 300 E. lltb St. at ■ p. m. Jaa. 12 st the Civic Cenler start 7 p. m., prayer meeting, t p. m. new
cost” — (or those several selections.
Central Circle of the garden ing at 7:00 p. m. Professional and music committee meeting, who "television
End of tha year reports were
can afford to slay home. The
ckb meeta at tha home of Mrs. baby sittcra will be provided at 1:43 p. m.
coat il custom-made of light given by Mra. Ella Raines, chair
ffP il. Brewer In Silver Like at tha parish house from 0:30 p. m.
Presbyterian Senior High choir weight unlined silk. Price: $220. man of Ihe auditing committee,
1:30 p. m.
Inspiring devotloa programs ■upper, • p. ra. Mid-week Bible
Hemerocallls Circle of the gar followed the business meetings.
hour, 7 p. m.
HAYDEN FL’TRKLL
den club meeta at tha home of
Mrs. P. J. Westgate, 2007 CorAND THE
dova Dr. at 7:30 p. m. She will
show slides of her trip through
Poland.
Magnolia Circle of tha garden
club will meet at tha homn U
Every Wed. and Sat. - 9 P. M. ’til 2 A. M.
Tha County Homa Demonstra members should not miss. Meat
Mrs. Fred Harrie, Country Club tion Council met Friday afternoon, will be furnished and member*
luL at 10 n m. Mra. F. L.
■re to bring covered dishes for
T ha
Route 92
WTOdruff HI will be gueit speak- wilk Misa Myrtle Wilson, homa the luncheon.
ROTATES AUTOMATICALLY
damonattation agent, in her of
The Slate Couneil short course
to track down the beet
i
S
&
r
r
^
3
Miles
East
*rTh# Ivy Circle of the garden fice la the courthouse.
will be given in Gainesville July
Feasible
picture on ererp
club will meet at the home of
Mre. Gaorga Otto, prtildenl, 11 to 21 and the them* for 1M0
Mrs. Leon Swain, —411 WUlow presided. Present were: Miss will be “Steps to Leadership
Ave. at I p. m. Mrs. George Mc Myrtle Wilson; Mrs. D. D Dan Through Learning, Sharing and
m •easts tee u h rv zsteau witk *wt or saewy pMere sag
u u «mt tent* nm uu
DeLand
Call will apeak on potted plants. iel, Orlando; Mrs. Hat Harriss, Achieving.'*
*sbelts" w u s r O iiN lit Ltbo m «i people, yea'ra prob
Hundred. e/ tkeneeude e/ COMXtCera
Sanford; Mra. H. L. Johnson, Lake
Miss Wilson naked that records
ably la a In .U. i alter. TV stgaalc mom Irtm w i i dlrertlsas
err nrte in arc aad ta TV rarnpttra
NO COVER CHARGE
• act Jast the •** yaar saleaaa » u act ap ta faaa.
Monroe; Mrs. Clover Marrs, Lake bo kept during the year of all
arraa /net like peart.
Monroe: Mrs. R. E Mitchell, bom* improvement* — painting,
aaut ra a* asset lit m. u >*ur ani.nia v.ik I m I Haas a m
mere suueai, asms names. Vs base
upholstering, new curtains, gar
Semioala Evening Club.
oRcically and bring In U* best p.uibU pictara freai eay
DU ef eeapsuy tr.m far aad aaar, aad
On Jaa. 21, (Thursday), at dening; (bit a list of clothing
ZltMtiia. Vital ran a.«4 I* the TV a im l Ihst eau.ee year
tkay all aay w* pat wars «4*Ueas aad
10:21 a, m., tha county council made be turned into the chair
aaUaaa I* Clrcl. sag D«t.<t lilt* Radar-tha COR ROTOR,
have a katt.r picture tkaa they da. Tha
will present Dt. H. L. Reddish, man: and record, loo, any other
aaa
aoroa aaa a.I he beet."
tan
a*
are
IstW
Mi
R.rt'a
all
r
»
4.
u
p«H
la
alaaier.
Semlnola Rebekan Lodge No. specialist. University of Florida. achievements that make for bet
•Zarp.r, stranger pktarsst
ter
tiring
in
the
home.
His
aubject
is:
"Catvlng,
Select
41 will meet Thursday at I p. m.
meeting* are bald on
I, Turn Sandy d t .n r .i p MreeMea gaiatlar #* C M '* i n a
in the I. O. O F. ball for g ing aad Sharpening Kitchen theCouncil
TO DRIVE A RENAULT!
first Friday of each month,
Knives." Dr. Reddish is coming to
M/ul hitic C n m lM M .
business* session.
At 1:20 p. m. the hall will be Ssnlerd especially lor this meet- and the next meeting will be Feb.
1 Rater at U« See. a/ PM* m /e a ln a . tana S h e wa>
3 at 1:30 p. m.
pened to the public for tbo no
pUU e4r»l« IM y*e aa* Ike picture dearer S*aa peer Rfwa
t'd installation ceremonies.
R
I d / i p e a r g a r« r / r e a M e g rin d s * e e d p e a r a n te s n s e a le . Mrs. Bertha Snyder will be lastalled as Noble Grand and Mrs.
ladUUtay e
fefc Beckham ns Vice trend.
greet*,
leal
M
T
Be
why
aeMle
fee
half-way
TV
t
Pah
to
e
l
Mrs. Snyder requests oil bar
the abaan.l. year t*4 Is eqetppad It laatire-wMb a tbatflp
officers to be at the ball by 1 :li
COR ROTOR.
dollar!
p. m.
Mrs. Dickey Named
Girl Of The Year
N. Orlando
Plans
New Club
Annual Dinner
Set Tomorrow
O.E.S. Welcomes New Member
Church
Calendar
LIG G ETT-TO UCHTO N DRUG CO.
W ILL BE CLOSED ’T IL
N O O N , WED., JAN. 13th.
County Council Meets
Rebekahs Plan
installation
t
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SHAD FISHING Id the word along the St.
py Glnibsrv is shown with olfnt good s
brought in Sunday i t Crows'# Comp. Ci
weekend, but shad fishing still Is attract!
By JKIUIY COVINGTON
, Tonight marks s vary Important night
in the Bemlnol# basketball schedule. They
trivel to neighboring Apopka for more
Orange Belt Confer#not action end they
Wiu Blno be In search of their iUtth victory
In as many games.
Apopka and Winter Park have set
themsetvea up so the teams to beat In tha
OBC and If to e Seminole* have • success
ful weak against thssa two things could
look rosy for tha tournamonto which begin
In February) Tha Darters have a fine G-l
m o ld and tha WUdaata are yet to be
trounced to seven atorto.
Tha contest tonight against the Dar
ters will get underway with the JV’s
matching their skills in a tilt that will begirt a t 7 p.m. Friday tha Semlnolee round
a at QMlr biggest week of toe regular
schedule by traveling to the headquarters
of toe hot Wildcats at winter Park.
While traveling the circuits tots week
end, It semed Very unusual to h u r oppos
ing coaches voicing ooncsrn over a Seminole team but this Is what Is being heard
ell over after they rolled p u t Wildwood
lest week. After it floundered around for
so many years in the circuit, the opposi
tion alwsys looked upon Sanford as just
the first tu rn to be bested in ths tourna
ments but this Is far from the case now.
rrest potsntlsl
[«nts tnd they
E leven p la y e rs, Including eight
rooklM, were attlgned to the San
ford Greyhound entry la the Pioride Stale League In week-end
activity at the Xanaai City offleet of the Athletic! who are
tpoaeoriag the local team.
The eleven will report to the
Athletlca’ general farm lyatem
training camp at Panama City
in weit Florida early in March,
There they will undergo the usual modern day atlff te iti which
determine mainly how well leouti
have aelected raw material, and
whether or not each li a prosperlive major league player.
W. Kenneth McRoberts, princi
pal local ipomor of the Sanford
club, aald this morning that right*
hander George Balden, left-hander
Tom Kelleher, end catcher Ronald
Rule teat year were with Playing
Manager Robbia Roberiton at
Olein,'N. Y., or the Claaa D NYPenna League. Balden and Kelle
her both Aril alined contract!
In 1MT while Hula aaw hla first
prafeialonal aervlca last year,
Rooklea, all highly toutad by
iportawtitara end tha aeouta who
algnad them, a rt: OuUieldar
Frank Frend of Chicago; leftbandar Ray Kandrlek of lio n burg, Pa. i catebar Tony P arti
of Tampa i right-hander Jo t Paulkovla of Dtrry, Pa.; outfielder
Bobby Boao to Loulavlllo, By.;
Inflolder Joo Taylor of Plodmoot,
W. Vs, i rliht-hander Bobby
Wado of Cartoravlllo, Oa.t lefthinder Grant Withers, Martin'*
Parry, Ohio.
Rom aid Perea will Ukdly sat
special tralalsg camp attention
for both will receive hosuMi If
they make good. Rom gtta Itio
upon rtportlog to aptlag training
osd an additional It.u o If ho I*
roUlood N daya after tha m m
tposo s s April is, ports la to
reteiva I t ,too m July l, IMS and
July 1, INI.
Additional player* likely will
bo assigned from both the Oteao
and Orond lalind, Nab,, rookie
league club* which wort tuppUad
by K a u a i City U tt aummor,
McRabarta Indltalad.
s15sTOWER
s m NOW.
s s h1
W
d tsm * jr £
fiA N e r - m c H
THE
1THAT WAS QUITE
Afi&HtHEOa
SHOULD M AK E
M i A 6000 A
I smi C AN T FI6U BE 1 WHAT A 60 0 C V
W HAT THW WAS A i l j S K U C O O N C
UflJtf / ■
J W J V fk u L ^
hsv# we had a point maker Ilka Jim
drasey or a play maker and leader like
Ray Lundqulat, let alone boys like Terry
GhrlaUnson, Georg* Perldes, snu Cow*
boy Orsvsts.
We got.a look at tha Darters for the
first time Saturday night when they dei'euted Edgewater by a single point and
this la the smallest teem they have come
up with In a long time. However, you eati
bet that they a rt well coached and they
make the beet of everything they possess
-n the way Of talent. They have only one
player back from the entire varsity taat
Season and that la little Larry Hutchin
son. An interesting not* about Larry la
when ha Is not bustin' tha bottom out of
ths basket ha Is filling In as drum major
In tha band. H i Is a talented Uttla kid and
haa been the Darters' leading scorer for
e past two seasons. Quito a battle looms
tween Larry and Lundqulat and they
should put on a big show for tha fans.
a
4 Indians Sign
CLBVBUND, Ohio (VPI) Socond-basaman Johnny Temple,
pitchers Bobby Locks and A1 Cl*
MU* and laflalder Billy Morad
hav* signed 1M0 contracts with
the Cleveland Indians. %
Redskins Sign Back
WASHINGTON |UPI) - Billy
Brewer, star defensive halfback
tu rn in the nation, ere piling it on their basketball rivals In of the University of Mississippi
the same “ahow-them-no-mercy" manner that mad# their
football forces famous 28 years Ago.
the National Football League.
The Buekeyee wore out both the official aoorer and the
rhangt far third bAseman Alvin
Dark a n l twe ether playar*.
Official* af bath efuba aald tha
daal was Just what tha daster arPhllllas Managar Bddla Bawytr,
who olso plckod up rlihthosdsd
pitcher Johnny Buihardt osd
roakl* third basamas Jim Waods,
said bath club* profited by the
deal.
"Aahbum I* a |oad boll player
and should holp tha Cuba,'* ha
aald. "Dork will ha e atoodylsi
Influent* in eur Infield and ha
■heuld b* able to play about half
tha gamaa."
Cub General Manefir Jobs Hal*
land aald tha swap crowned winter-long effort* to load the Ityear-old Aahhum.
"Ashburs lad tha lean * Is l e t
ting on baae,H Holland Said. He’s
it what we needed, Wa now
va him and Tony Taylor batting
In front of Ernie Banks.*
WH1LC I WAS
S
•
NOW OPEN •
BRASS MOTORS
71k A Preach
FIATS - USED CARS
OPEN TILL lito BVKKINGS
University to Delew an la a lot”--------------------- ———
IS romp a t Columbus, Ohio, Mon* l l . M E . J . . P - _
gay night *v*n though their eheetlag ace, Jerry Lucas, was side*
11006 16061 lOl
r
Platoon Football
gar minute.
la tha midst of this cornucopia,
the Buekeyee, took a m aela po»*
om lon of the Big Tee lead whm*
hath Mlrhlgaa State and Psrdu*
last Monday sight,
The lOt palate agalaat Delaware
waa aa all-time Ugh fa r the Buckeye*, whoa* prarteae beat waa 1M
agalaat Miami (Fla.) in IBM.
POST
T IMS
8:10
P. M .
10 Exciting Ru m
MATINEES the NCAA policy-makare that the
rate* ha left atom,
Herbert 0 . (PriM) Octeto i f
Michigan,
lifetime
Wednesday, Friday A Saturday 2 P. M.
pembec**t»
la m to the NCAA In to Cam*
1
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DEVIL AtLAI
WHENVOUI
BADHE MISSED
�Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611
ISBIF1ED INDEX
Good Foed
Far Rest
Wanted la Rent
Rral Ealata Wanted
Reel Ealata Far Sal*
Mortgage Lean*
f 7. Ratine** Opportunities
•A Insurance
I. Fanala Ralp Wnnted
«. Mato Ralp Waatarf
. K . Mato ar Faaiato
II. W art Wanted
1 l Plumbing Servkee
11. EtoatHcal Sarrkaa
II. RalM. Paint A Repair
|l . Special Sarrkaa
II-A Beauty Parian
II. Ptowara A Plant■
IT. Pala . Liraatack « Sapphaa
IA Machinery • Teak
It. Baato end Matora
I. AalanaMlaa
•A Traitora
I< Fnrolur*
Arttotoa Far Sato
Nattoaa A Paraasato
Laat A Feaad
• la a lr a d t a a
For Rout
CEPING ROOMS. The Gattoa,
Magnolia. FA 14T30.
m
(•BEDROOM, partly furnlthcd,
tMO par month. Charlaa Hay,
EL t, Bos MS-A.
JRNISHED I-bedroom houaa,
large Florida room, kitchen
equipped, hardwood floor*. Call
FA M#1T.
houaa is Lake
Maty; walking distance to
achool and atora. ITS par mo.
PA ATMS.
l-BEDROOM tarnished houaa, 110
W. 10th. St. Pinna FA UNTO.
6five
utility, adult*
proffered —Onor* Rd., near
Navy Baaa — Blit, Roa*.
2. For Rent
5. Rail Estate For Salt
9 l|r
Danfnrh
R rralh
Tue*. Jan . 12, 19GU— Page S
FURN. apt. 1900 Uctloovilla
LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 100'
x Its*: one block off New UpRd. MM. Phone FA MM3
Rollaway, Hoiplta' A Baby Bed* aata
after 1:00 P. M.
By Dry, Week ar Month.
CARROLL'S FURNITURE
Ph. FA M i l l
II I W. let It.
LOCH ARBOR
THREE BEDROOM, lto bath
FURN, Apt. 201H W. l i t St.
horns on canal with access to
Chrystal Lake available now aa
WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms
owner haa been transferred
privets baths, 114 W. First Stoverseas. Low down payment
OFFICE SPACE with ample park
and aaaume 4‘4*v F, H. A.
ing. MS Oak Avenue. FA 2-5#0g.
mortgage of <12,Ml.
FURN. Apt. S00 F art Aw.
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor
Lundquist, Assoe.
S-BEDROOM uniaraiahad House, FA Raymood
2-2051 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
kitchen electrically equipped.
I4U
Willow Avenue.
Call BY OWNER: Reasonable terms;
FA i-om .
3-bedroom, I bath, large livingf
room and porch, established
NICE BEDROOM with private en
lawn, excellent neighborhood.
trance and hath. P h a a a
Sanford. FA I-T4M.
FA 3-1441.
RENT
A
BED
HOUSE for rant on Sanford
Avenua a i i r Lake Jeaiup. INCOME PROPERTY: A p t .
houaa. Needs repair bet good
FA 1-S4H.
for future investment. Located
I-BEDROOM CB houaa. Tele461 So. Park Ave. Sanford —
opposite First Baptist Church.
phona FA I-M30.
CLEAN *-room furnished apt. ALSO practically new I* room
Cloia In. I ll Park Ave.
residence at 2711 Sanford Ave
Convenient to - Sanford Naval
TRAILER SPACES: U rge lota.
Air Station.
Camp Saralnol* Trailer Park,
Weklva River Rd. FA 3-4U1.
For further details contact
5-ROOM furnished garage apart*
GEORGE T. STUMP
ment with garage. Adults
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
Phone* FA 2-3202.
A LOAN ASSN.
UT S. COURT ST., ORLANDO
NEW HOME, Country Club Man
PHONE GA S-3531
or. CaU FA 3-S2S1.
ONE BEDROOM Duplex apart READY FOR IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
ment, furnished; adults. Avail
able tin 16th. Apply T04 W. 3-BEDRoOM, 2 bath, kitchen
equipped, Florida room. Large
4th. or eaU FA 1-3410.
tot. CaU FA 2-3432.
HOUSE for SALE Or RENT: 3bedrooms; 100 Country Club
Circla; MS month FA 140M.
C. A. Whiddon, Sr.
BROKER
5. Raal Ealata For Bala
M So. Park Ave. Ph FA 2-10*1
ROSA L.
PAYTON
HOME WITH A VIEW
i a f f - a - day
5. Real Estate For Salt
PERMANENT or temporary work
AGENCY
aa light atrno. — typist or gene
N. V, Farmer, Realtor
ral office work. FA 2-1000.
D. H. Whitmore
Lillian G, Tram*
.Days Work Wantrd. FA I-3IU.
Aiiociates,
116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-5221
work for 10 yr.
After houra, FA 2 Mil, FA 2-4321, PERMANENT
old boy. Phone FA 2-1M0
FA 2-0361
HOUSEWORK: FA 2 4404.
2-BEDROOM block bouse leas
than one year old: amaU down BABYSITTING day or night.
paymant. FA 2-T6T1.
FA 2-3410.
FARMER’S
Registered Real Ratal# Broker Located on two lots abided by
Twenty Three huge Oaks, Uila
Mary E. Carman — Lae SilvaU
three bedroom—two bath home
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
B. E, Rogera, Sr. Aaaodatea
ROOM tarnished garage apt.
with Ita unobstructed view at
Saa at TM Palmetto Ave.
Ph. FA 8-1801' 17-02 at Hiawatha
a beautiful lake la truly SOME ITOPI in to sea our < bedroom
THING SPECIAL. Among its
1H or I tiled bath boma* at
many extra features a n a
HI-FI speaker system, forced
SAN 8EM KNOLLS
air duct boat In every room 4 Blocks West of French Avenue
and a twn ton Air Conditioner.
on 10th Street.
orry Clinic
After Otoe Lang totredneed me
la the crowd of I I N women,
bo toll ma atom la answer their
varied ovaries. Seraybeak these
wttb yaatoeSay*# Hat aa yen eaa
aaa lease af tin typical grab,
tome besetting melon Ameri
can woman. They am dapUcatad h n a jn d i af Bmaa In even
city, fir payehatogteal yerif
•a
By GEORGE W. CRANE
F t. D., I , 0 .
OAAR D — 411: Gtoa Long,
[agad aboat 10, to tba handsome
[Managing Editor of the Spartanftoaburg HERALD.
tan Phil Buchbelt, tba dynepubUrimr, scheduled me for
_ large “Woman. Only" elinie,
(he asked Glen Long to Introduce
(me.
. Aftor a vary gracious aand-off,
(Elan departed, toaviag ma aloaa
as h i only mala in this large
! gathering at woman.
Following my 45 mInula talk,
ora held a forum, and some of
their questions which I didn’t
have time to answer, are listed
Please notice how sincerely
these women are trying to create
happier home*. This serious mood
to typical af the thousands af
letters that they send me each
weak via this column.
WOMEN’S QUESTION!
“How caa I get my daughter
more Interested la bar school
urork and in going to college at
toast far om year?"
a “Why data my husband con
stantly And fault aad try to earn e t me in front of the children?“
“Can pregnant mother* mark
their babies?"
“Why da some kuskfods mainUla ultra aterattoanata abaut
where they era going and teem
to taka delight la keeping their
wives lam rsst at whan they caa
be renewed?**
“Haw da you explain a wUa
__ __ ia dog* aad cate hot
hates chUdraaT”
“ How eaa you help a child
with a sever* inferiority com-
ptox?"
"Should a child bo punished far
falling down In hit school
marks?"
Navy, Air Force
ay Moot O c t 15
BALTIMORE, Md. (UPI)—The
Msvy and tbs Air Force Academy
probably will play ‘beir first foot
ball game boro next Oct. II.
Dr. Frank C. Marina, president
«f tba Baltimore Park Board at
Directors, has notified Navy It
wants to hold it to an agreement
mad* last year that tba gamh
would bo played boro.
Copt. Atbury Coward, Navy's
%|ir*et*r of athletics, expraaiod
pleasure a t tba receipt of the tot-
Rebels Losses Mount
ALGIERS, Algeria I UPI) French troops killed M Algerian
captured 14! more laat
_ ____
amend
•MwuRced today. Preach Imaei
“ What'i wrong with a 14-year
old who plays hookey and doesn’t
want (o go to acbootT He Is also
rebellious when corrected by his
teacher."
“ My 10-year-old girl wishes to
be a boy and refuses to wear
girl's clothing except under coer
cion. She to m a y about haraea
and teems to want to be a cow
boy."
“ How can I help my husband
quit drinking? He saye he wanta
to do to, but never does.’’
“ How can 1 get my husband
to take me dining and dancing
occasionally?’’
“ At the age of 50, my husband
suddenly told mo be didn’t love
mo any more and bat started
running around with girts half
his age? WhyT"
“After my Ayaar-oid was tick
far 3 weeks, he cried and didn't
want to go back to school. WhyT"
“ My husband ha* a
severs
Inferiority complex, ao bow can
1 help him overcome It?"
“ How can you get your children
to help around tba houaa without
making them do to, or paying
thorn for each taakT"
“ What makes a husband a veri
table miser with money?"
“ My husband spends all His
spare time hunting or fishing and
deserts me and our three child
ren. Shouldn't he try to Include
us occasionally?"
“ la it bettor for a widow to
Uva with her grown children
or remain alone in the old home
stead?"
“ I'm a shy girl, to love with
a ahy boy, so bow do 1 stand
a chance against the popular
giria?"
“What can I do with a gifted
child who ia Igsy pad then, when
hie grade* drop, refuse* to tot
mo kelp him?’1
“ Ia U too early for a woman
to toee aex dealrei, and how
should 1 manage a husband of
10?*'
“ Haw can I get my husband
to read ALL of your newspaper
columns, instead of Just the one*
ia which soma of my faults are
menttowedT"
(Always write to Dr. Crane
cam af this newspaper, onclosing a tong 4c stamped, ad
dressed envelope aad He to
cover typing and printing tails
whan yea Mad far mm af Ids
)
Monti Leads
LA Open Play
LOS ANGELES (UPI) L . Erie
Monti, n slim teaching pro from
Just down tho street, today toeks
to become the fifth golfer la the
history of the 537,500 Los Angeles
Open to ecorw a wiro*to.wiro vic
tory in the winter's firet major
tournament.
After going Into Monday's post
poned third round with a on*,
■trot* Itad over Dow Finatorwald,
Of Tequtata, Fla., a t 13T, Monti
shot tho day’s bast round — n
throe-under par 66 for a 201 total
—while his nearest rival got •
Tl. That gave Monti a four-stroke
advantage over Finatorwald en
tering today's final round at the
If you a n looking for an ultra LOOK I at all ike wonderful fea
modern home la a setting typi tures In tbesa homes. Terratto
floors—Furred and Plastered
fying Central Deride at Ita
walla — Cualotn built • cabinet
beautiful beat, PICK UP THAT
work—and Dust-free close!*PHONE RIGHT NOWl We are
Close to achoolI and shopping
eager to see your reaction when
you inspect this WONDERFUL
—LISTEN! to the price and
HOME.
terms—<550 Down FI1A Financ
ONLY <14,2S0, TERMS
ed—Exclusive with
W. It. “BUI" 8TEMPER Agency W. H. “Bill" Stamper Agency
Realtor A Insurer
Phone FA 3-4H1
111 N. Park
ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer
NEW 3-bedroom block house, part Arthur F. Day, Evorett Harper
Robert F. May. Bari Pilcher,
ly furnished, 06,000, terms. Ap
Helen £ Noonan
ply 2820 Palmetto.
Phone FA •3-4801
112 K. Park
2-BEDROOM hause,
screened
porch, fenced yard; just outside FRAME HOUSE, large lot out of
city limits. FA I-T422.
city limits. <1,000 my equity,
<1,100 balance, payments <55.
SELL or TRADE: 3-Bedroom, 111
FA 3-346S.
baths, CB, Florida room. Nleely
landscaped IIS' x 113' corner TWO BEDROOM HOME, kitchen
lot <2,500 down or wtU trade
equipped, Large corner lot. <300
for other property. Will Hasten
down and asauma payments.
part at down payment If desir
FA 1T6M after 1:00 P. M.
ed. 1M E- Coleman Ctreto.
FA 2-TMT.
SANFORD:- 3-bedroom b l o c k
bouse; corner tot; vacant, taoo
2-ACRES ol pood (arm land to
cash; FHA mortgage; <37.50 per
Sanford Calsry Delta <50S par
month. FA 2ACTS
a era. Excellent terms. Richards
Hotel, Melbourne, Florida.
T. Buainenu Opportunities
S t Johns Realty Co.
I ll N. Park Ave.
Pb. FA M IS
Stenstrom Realty
FOR LEASE: 40 acres, Seminole
County, SEW Sect. 26 Twn II
B-Bg. HE. Write; A. Shop, 230
Hyde Pirk Ave., Tampa.
8. Female Help Wanted
HERBERT STENSTROM
Registered Broker
WHITE female help wanted. . uit
LEN R1SNER
be 21. Apply to Pig 'N Whistle.
LOTTIE BBOADWAY
KEN TOBBBTT
BETTY* D. SMITH
ATTENTION
Associates
What section of Seminole
11 N. Park Ph. FA IN N
County do you Uva la? Do you
have
aa AVON Representative
<-BED ROOM, t bath, double earcalling on you regularly? If
. extra Urge utility nomdent, w* may need you.
bly payments ITS. 114 yen
If pen would Hko to learn
Shannon Dr. FA S-lSTt.
about being an AVON Repre
sentative, write Mrs. Jtsn
APPROXIMATELY ton acres at
MUanieh, Bex 246, Lockhart,
■rove, I I R I per acre; near SunFla., for Interview.
land Estates. Contact Joseph
Levy, FA M M BEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN
WOMEN SEW, saay raady cut
2344 French Ave.
wrap around, aproni home. Net
tlT.40 profit* on doten. SpareJ. W. HALL
time profitable undertakingRaait-r
Write.
“CaU NsU"
Phene FA I
ACCURATE MrOR'S
Freeport, New York
WYNNEWOOD: < BR., Fla. Bm.,
itove, refrigerator. Air condi
tioner optional. Low payment!. •. Mils Help Wanted
>410 Stevens Ave.
BUILDING MATERIALS SALES
MAN experienced in lumber aad
RAYMOND M. BALL building
material* desired, but
AND ASSOCIATES
will consider other qualified ap
- 1
plicants. Starting salary com
Surety Banda
mensurate with ability. Perma
SIS So. Park Ava. Pk. FA 2 5441
nent position with growing na
Hanford
tional company, Mail summary
Evaaa Bldg. Lake Mary
af background to P. O. Boa
Ph. FA t-lt0O
Ttl, Sanford, Florida.
BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY
I BR. house on Magnolia. juat out
of city Uml a; kitchen oquipped,
Venetian bliada apace heater.
Kurt aaU at once, glass. Wffl
trade far lata modal car.
FA 2-0001 or FA 1-0615
C
•
NOW OPEN •
BRASS MOTORS
Tth A French
FIATS • USED CARS
11. Work Wanted
LOTS for sale on hard surface SECRETARY: shorthand, dicta
road; nieely graded; near Mon
tlm, legal experience: wants
full or part-tima work. CaU
roe corner. Phone FA 2-2TJ6.
FA 24644.
MEAT CUTTER: 10 yaara expe
rience. desires permanent Job;
aottling in Sanford. FA 2-5002.
12. Plumbing Services
SANFORD Plumbing A Heating
15M Bo. Elm Pb. FA 2-T014.
Plumbing & Repair*
Jo* C. Thomas
lOU Barita St.
FA 1-0040
Wall
Plumbing A Heating
A1B CONDITIONING
CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK
1007 Sanford Ave.
FA 1-0502
PLUMBING
Contracting A Repair*
Fret Estimates
R. L. HARVEY
304 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 3312
1.1, Special Services
20. Autom obiles
SEPTIC TANK SERVICE
1059 Chevrolet 2-DR.. 6 :yUnder
SAVE at BRYAN’S
Since 1046
Ira* than 9,000 toillea, no rus!
FABRIC SHOP.
A. HARE
DEBARY
anywhere. Will accept car foi Jne block Weil of Monroe Comer,
NOrth 1-4422
NOrth 1-4711
equity or caih, lake over pay jn Weit T int St.____________
menu. See at Holler Moto:
Sale*.
FA7T0RY TO YOU
AUTO GLASS
ALUMINUM
AIR CONDITIONED '55 2 door
INSTALLED
VENETIAN BLINDS
Mtrcury. FA 2-1916 after 6 p. m. tneloied head. Saf-praof bottom
Windshield
Buck Glaas
Loor Glass
Vent Glaas '56 OLDS Holiday 4 Dr., tutone. rail with pi*itie and*. Pistole
or rayon lapas. Cotton a r nylon
SERVICE
ntw W W Tirea, radio and
cord*.
Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. heater, <995. FA 2-3739.
-enknrik Glass and Paint Co.
It 114 W. 2nd St.
FA2-4422
FA S-4SU
PAIR of Edmond* high compre* IU-114 W. tod SL
TV and RADtO REPAIR af -r
lion headi 630. Phone FA 2-6323.
MARY CARTER TAINTS
6:00 nights aad weekends; San
World’* Larg**t Gallon
ford, Lake Mary aad Longwood I960 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, R
BUY ONE GAD
FA 3-2772 and FA 2-4615.
and I!., PS., continental wheel,
GET ONE FREE
4,300 actual mllei, good econo
INCOME TAX SERVICE
Ph. FA
my; <900 and take over pay 201 W. lit. SL
WILLIAM H. MURRAY
ment*. Phone FA 2-4987 after good Uwd Appliance* aad TVs.
Mil Celery Ave. Tel FA j-1234
6:00 P. M.
Gormly, Inc.. Third A Palmetto.
PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING
WILL
TRADE
1650
Chevrolet
tuW. L, HARMON
RADIO record player eomblsa.
dor icdan, excellent condition,
PH. FA 2-4223 After 6 P. M.
lion, table model, 3 speed, <U.
for pickup truck. FA 1-4725 af Al*o porttble record player, S
ter
4:00
P.
M.
HEATING
■peed, *30. FA S-TOto after 1:66
H. R. PO PE CO.
P. M.
•5#
RENAULT
—
take
ttppay200 g. Park - FA 2-4224
menta—imall equity. FA 2-3016. TWIN BEDS, eomploto; electric
PUMPS - SPRINKLERS
refrigerator; odds and sod*;
AR types and altei. installed SALE or TRADE: 1956 MG - A,
<50 Phone FA 24250.
e
x
c
e
l
l
e
n
t
condition,
<1,150.
“Do It Youraeir
FA 2
SINGER PORTABLE to reapmWE REPAIR AND SERVICE
IT I N E
»th1« party In this vidnfty.
20-A T ra ile rs
Taka over I payment* af <1.41.
Machinery and Supply Co.
»T W, tod St.
Ph. FA 24422 1952 ALCAR, *1 ft tandem, ex Two year guarantee remaining.
Write Box AA, e/o Sanford Her
cellent condition, modern. Muat
ald.
TV PICTURE TUBE SPECIAL
»etl
thi*
week.
<t,200.
De
Witte'a
For 1 weeks only!
Trailer
Park,
arroa*
from
MovANTIQUES,
general Hne. Mildred
IT In. (accept tome
itland on 17-92.
Rolf, lot Magnolia Place, Dfe
portables)
<23.50
Bary — one block south of En
21 to. >33.50
14 la. <43.50
terprise Rd. NO O-UIS.
AH tube* have a 1 yaar guarantee. 21. Furniture
LLOYD'S RADIO A TV
416 Sanford Ave. PL FA 2»TM New A Uied Furniture A Appli 28. Notice* f t P erao tu to
ance*. A Good Place To
ANNOUNCEMENT
BUY, SELL or TRADE
ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state* « » { • ? !• V. Trodway ie the now
menta, invoice!, hand bills, and Jenkins
Furniture
AVON RepreieaUUve far dis
program*, e t c .
Pngreiaiv#
FA 2-7450
trict 133 la Sanford: 1st, to ltfc.
Printing Co. Phona FA 2-2651- 400 Sanford Ava.
SI., between Melkmvlllc and
306 Weft 13th SL
Park Ave. Please cal) FA 240M
• BIG VALUES
SERVICE CALLS 61.50: for de
• JU1CK CREDIT
24. Loat ft Found
pendable TV service, call San
• EASY TERMS
ford TV Ceatar, 0th and Sanford WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS REWARD for return of key, credit
Ave. FA 2-0741.
cart* k check book taken from
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New and Uaed Furniture
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asked. PhoM FA 3-2714.
FA 2-3622
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Carpet*. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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FA * 2561
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1100 French Ave.
Ph. *A 1-7953
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Ph. FA MTU
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Beamy Care.
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Beauty Salon
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ton, Phene FA 23860.
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A United Preaa International
ASHlNOtON (UPI) - fee.
aurvay ahowed Monday that a
nm Mono's decialon te alter
Steveneon.
campaign to draft Stavenaon haa
rid n till ■primaries area viewed
Wheeler, chairmen of the D. C.
today aa a poaaible holding action Democratic Central Committee, reached Um official organization
t o t a U d a p aupport for Adlai I . aaid one o{ (he main reaaona why atage In at leaat ftva states—WIsDemocrat! worn baching Horae conain, Hliaouri, Ohio, California
WHowon*announced Honday he wet “hla untiring aupport of Adla I and Taiaa.
In the D. C. and Oregon eonwould eater the Diatrict of Celum- Btovenaon hi 1161 and UM and hla
hla primary on May I and run a» continued favorable comment* leata, Horae will da ah directly
with Ban. Hubert H. Humphrey
"a favorite ion" in the Oregon about Stevenson."
Stavenaon haa aaid that he la (D-MInn.). The only other an
primary on May ao.
A. L, Wheeler, D, C. campaign not a candidate this year but ha nounced Democratic aaplranl, Sen.
manager for the Oregon eenator, haa not raltd out t move to draft John F. Kennedy (Maaa.) haa
him for n third try for the White not aaid whether he would run In
(beat two primaries. But Horae
via at the July Democratic eon- Houae.
board of directors tar the
nizcd Humane Society were
today.
In( on the board will bra
' J. L. Hobby, T. E. Tucker;
(rider, Ralph Auetia Smith,
Bauman, Dr. R. L. B an,
t Crumley and David Gat-
aaid he underitood Kennedy would
run In Ore son.
Horae aaid be bad tried unsuccess fully to keep hia name off the
Ore (on ballot, but that hla supportcra have more than the 1,000
aigaaturea necenary to enter him
without hie eonaent.
He aald be would not have cam
paigned la hla borne atale, even
with hla name on the ballol, -had
Humphrey and Kennedy voiced a
eimllar Intention not fo.
“They have decided olherwiae,
ao we’ll have eoma debate on the
issues," Horae aeld.
edviaory board will eonaiat
i McIntosh, Jack Trim, Malarman, Judge Wilson AlanJ. Q. Galloway, Georg*
Iary Garrison.
election of officers wiB tel
t i p . m. tomotTuw at twr
can Legion H al ■■ Hwy,
Graves Wants
LeB a ron’s Aid
Nikita Keeps
Sending Gifts
NEW YORK (UPI)—In a closely
guarded gallery on upper Medlton
Avonne, the net werti'e mein
street, a 1M-square foot painting
that k destined to ba one ef the
beat-known pictures in America
Considering the safety of the
eommnmally first, Um Florida
Parole Commission considers Iba
offaoae, community background,
fata available and method of
troatkg the primmer when ■
man comet up far parole, Lee
Mid. He explained that of the
ROM persona released on pent*
in Florida since the syrtem startaa por cent have
tir parole term or
g It successfully,
community k caved
viag prisoner U put
workmen who bung tbo I t by 14loot canvas, aa allegory entitled
"Christopher Columbus Discovert
America," haa seen It. Once It is
vkwed by a few hundred earafully
selected muMum directors, mil
lionaire collectors, and high church
officiate this evening, It will dis
appear uaUI IMS.
Only lalvador Dali, m ister art
ist and past master nf publicity,
could have planned Um debut of a
painting with such finesse.
The U-year-old artist brought
the mural'lira canvas, Um largext
bo has psiatad, hart from Spain
Doc. si without fanfare for Anal
approval ef the men who coramftstoned It, ARP grocery chain heir
Huntington Hartford.
The Minting, aa yet uapbotographed, k reported to have coat
To Eisenhower
with Map watehea and detached
eyes. Hk recent prooccupation
with the spiritual maanlng of lilt
baa given hk pa latings stature
worthy of g n a t cathedrals.
"Christopher Columbus Discov
ers America" k more crowded
with m yttk symbolism than toy
of Dall'a work* to data. An ar
rangement of figures produce* two
outlines of Christ, which Dali ealla
"double, Invisible Images." Colum
bus was obtested by a mystical re
lationship with Jesus and often
signed hk name "Chritlo-fereu,"
which means "Cbriit-eairylng"
Dali describes other (mages la
ihd picture aa symbols of Colum
bus’ gift of Christianity to Um now
world, hk reception la America
by St, Nareissui portrayed as n
•warm at files, and hia rccoptioa
hi haaven by Ferdinand and Isa
bella.
The most mystifying object k a
Oviedo School
Forms Honor Club
Oviedo High School's recently
formed Bata Club for booor stu
dents k drawing up Ita by-lawa
and conaUtutfon, Principal W. H.
Delhato said today. Tbo ia mambar group k primarily for service
Adult A rt Class
Slated For Crooms
An adult daaa la art will ba
orgawkad at Crooms Academy,
at 7 p. m., Jan. M. Tbit daaa
will bo available for tboao daeirtog m adult high school eradtt
— -'tor^ will bo -WUbart
i. Mi toparvkor M
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (UPI) Ha k a grndMta af
- State University, Nash- Tha Air Force aaid today that U
me* ram#toed on disintegrating
scientific lea Stilton Cbarlk ia tba
Arctic Ocean from which nn "or
tern for ttm loot four years.
The daetM will meet from 7 derly withdrawal” was begun laat
to IS p. m. each Mooday night.
Tba M an* arid envar art appre
ciation, ceramics, graphle aria,
water color painting, eculptare,
charcoal drawing and paakl
f MtNWwria*r«a.
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If.
GAINESVILLE (UPI> — B*P
Graves, new heed football eoeeh
i t the University of Florida
make* no aeeret about v a a tlw
pro quarterback Eddie LaBnren
to aaaiat khn next ■M a in e .
Graves, former Georgia Tech
assistant who was signed Satur
day to eoeeh the Gators, la dang
ling a whopping salary and a
law firm connection before the
Washington Kedaklm* mighty
WASHINGTON <UPI) - Soviet
Premier Niktfs S. Khrushchev
probably never heard of Emily
P ast But aha would be proud of
the way ba bandied an internation
al etiquette problem by sanding
gifts on two holidays.
Christmas k lust another cold
day in Decamber to Iba avowedly
■tbelstlc Ruaalana. Nevertheless,
Kbniibchev sent Preatdeat Eisen
hower a plane full of Christmas
gifts on Dee. U.
The Soviet boss also scot Christ
mas presents to the four Elsen
hower grandchildren.
Then Monday Khrushchev sent
Eisenhower two mom Urge gift
package! containing New Year's
presents. Naw Year'! Day la the
holiday on which Russians ex
change gifts.
White Houae Preaa Secretary
Jamea C. Hagerty aaid one of the
Naw Year's boxes bald cavUr. He
said ba did not know what was in
tin Other DRcktic.
The latest Khrushchev presents
w en delivered by Soviet Ambas
sador Mikhail H. Henahikov during
a 10-minute White House confer
ence. Ha also relayed an oral mes
sage from the Soviet premier.
Henahikov would not reveal to
otw aarn the text of Khrushchev's
masaaga. Ha said only, “ I brought
n goodwill massage from Chair
man Khrushchev to tbo President
and also conveyed Mr. Khrushebav'e Naw Year greetings to the
President nnd all hla family."
Khrushchev’s Christmas gift to
Kisenbower last month was a plane
load of ISO assorted tree*, plants
and ahnifaa.
Whan Um plants are released
from quaraaUas, they will be sent
U Eleeobower's Gettysburg, Pa.,
farm.
H k not known what, if any,
Christmas or Naw Year's gtfta Elatnbower sent Khrushchev.
IX members of Um original scien
tific eraw — including three civilinns, two Air Force cvacuatioa ex
pert* and oo* Air Force photog
rapher.
Those removed Monday were A 2
Franklin O. Yales, YpaUanU,
Mich.: T-Sgt. Jerry A. Bailey,
Salisbury, N. C.f AS HUdon H.
Carter, Ft. Smith, Ark.; SSgt.
Thomas A. Baser. Greensboro,
N. C.; and S-SgL'E. K. Fcrasld.
Anchorage, Alesha.
Originally there were 17 men on
tba floe where temperatures re
main eioae to M degrees below
rare this time of year.
DEBABY GIRLS of the Kadeta of America are inspected by Rose Marie
Parker, commander of th e girls’ unit during drills a t the Sanford Armory.
The giria unit and four boys county Kadet organizations are In training
for unit competition March 5. Kadeta from Sanford, Casselberry, DeBary
nnd Maitland will compete. Shown, left to right, are Patty Urban, Diane
Arcardl, Carol Reno, Linda Smith, Maureen Urban and Elaine Reno(Staff Photo)
Hedda Hopper's TV View
Off Hollywood Life Dull
By FRED DANZIG
NEW YORK (UPI) - "Hedda
illoppcr'i Hollywood," a much‘publicized NBC-TV special, of
fered pools of dewy-eyed and se
verely non-committal sentimental
ity about the film capital's past,
present and future.
The Sunday Showcase hour, 05
what was left of it after Ed Sulli
van applied his Ilcdda-lock (o
eliminate some prize gursl stars
from the competing show, coujd
have benelittcd from a more real
istic point of view. Most of it
sounded like Shirley Temple's
Hollywood. A hodgepodge of
taped Interviews end scenes por-
Hits U. S. Housing
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (UPI) "Sheer hypocrisy," seid Rep. Al
bert Rains (D-Ata.) Monday night
of President Eisenhower's urban
renewal program. "America ia
creaUng slums 10 times faster than
Miss Hopper and the show's It la remedying them," the chair
writer, Sumner Locke Elliott, ap man of the House Committee on
parently sought to avoid s trave Housing aaid.
logue-look for their' special. But I
found spark and an Interesting ap
proach only In those too-brief por
tions thsl let the cameras tour a
studio bsck-lot, same Hollywood
homes and a restaurant.
PHONB FA M i l l
Maybe they should have made
LAST
TIMES TON IT E
it a travelogue? Anyhow, the pro
AT
7:M
AND l«:«l P. M.
gram also maintained, that unfor
T H E BLUB ANGEL*
tunate TV tradition in which au
May BriU A Curt Jurgena
blg-namc" stars
dience-pulling
" I t SECONDS TO HELL”
are used as bit players. Thus,
JEFF CHANDLER
Jimmy Stewart winked. Harold
Lloyd waved. A few other old tim
ers also were relegated to Incon
sequential glimpses.
If I can offer Miss Hopper any
consolation at all, it Is this. She
certainly looked beautiful.
Tba Channel Swim: Archibald
MacLeith'e TV drama, "The Se
cret of Freedom," has been pulled
out of NBC-TVs Jan. SI Sunday
Showcase slot In favor of "Tha
Twisted Cross,” a re-run docu
mentary about Nazi Germany.
Tha MscLelsh play will ba preten led at a more suitable time
spot, a network representative
said. Competition on that particu
lar night will coma from tba twohour CBS-TV special, "The Fabu CO-FEATURE AT g:l* ONLY
lous Fifties."
TARZAN'8 •
Sessu* Hayakawa and Shirley
GREATEST ADVENTURE"
Yamaguchl will serve as guest
STARRING
guides In a two-part special oo
Gordo* Scott Aa T a r ra n t
Japan that wiU comprise John
Gunther's High Road ABC-TV epi
sodes for Saturday, Jan. 10 and
STARTS NEXT SUN.
Feb. •. Nest Saturday’s Jerry "Wreck Of The Mary Deera"
Lewis special on NBC-TV will in
clude appearances by Lewis' old Gary Cooper • Char Ho* Heafo*
est sons, Gary, 13, and Ronnie, S.
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I will not ha mpooaibla for
any debt* incurred by anyone
otter than myself.
For All *Round
A wsll-pknnad thrao-bedroom home with two full baths. Tbk home features
n separate dining room . . . something that U coming late Ha awn again . . .
and k Ida*) for ont*rta|nlng no wall u tally living.
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kitchen — with handsome cabinet* of Natural Birch, Exhaust Fan, Garbage
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AT 20th it FRENCH.
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WEATHER: Fair through Thursday. High today 76-90. Low tonight. 5B-64.
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C'OMMITTEE'.OF 100 officer* and chairmen for the year include, from
left, the new general chairman, Clifford McKibbin; R. J. Baumnn, finance
chairman; Sylvan J. Davis Jr., membership chairman, and Robert Crumley,
vice chairman of the committee. They were elected Inst night,
(Herald Photo)
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W ED NESDAY. J AN U A R Y 13, I960
. SANFORD, FLO R ID A
NO. 606
Ike Says Reds Have Right
To Test Missile In Pacific
U.S. Doing I
Same Thing
WASHINGTON (UPD — Presb
dcnl Eisenhower today conceded
tha right of tha Soviet Union to
use an area of the canlral Paclfie
aa a missile target range.
Elsenhower, at hia first press
conference since Dec. 2, said it
would be most unusual for th*
United Stales to prolaet against
the Russian plan when this govern
ment had been doing precisely
tha same* thing—firing missile* in
week that K would wove ken regular sessions and voted laat
to pre-announced- oceanic target
from Saraaola.
night to defer any duet other
areas.
He atao laid that the engineer! than (he Initial lino entrance fee
Russia announced last week that
{dan to atari work on the Circui- uotil further notice.
it will lest s powerful new spare
land arts aoutk of Sanford la
The county tom mission waa
rocket in the Pacific weal of Ha
February.
aaked to namo a new representa
waii. It cautioned ships and plan?*
JThe County Commission yeslerThe Committee of 100 will con tive member of the management
lo stay clear at lbs area from
tinue to meet at the call of the committee to replace David Gal- day hired Dr. Clyde L. Brothers
Jan. 13 to Feb. IS.
a*
county
health
officer
after
the
chairman Inatead at aeheduling chel, no longer on the commission.
Assistant Senate Democratic
bdtnrri waa informed that Dr. L.
Lcadrr Mike Manaricld (D-Mont.)
H. Smith, wlto had accepted the
hat led demands tbnt Iht United
Jofj earlier, would be unable lo
CENTRAL FI.OIUUA TELEPHONE PIONEERS Initialled their new of
States lodge a protest over tho
n*>ve here.
ficers at u Mayfair Inn luncheon Tuesday. Pant president Charles J. Hay
testa.
Brothers, presently health offic
Eisenhower, at hit news renterturned over the Ravel to the new president, Frank Graham, while the other
er for Madison and Taylor Coun
ence, also:
new
officer*
looked
on
at
the
meeting
of
about
180
life
momhern
of
the
ties' agreed to asiame hit new
Stoutly defended his defense pro
Telephone IMmieern of America. From right ere. Alex D. Cnerlen, necroNorth Orlando had ita first fire Tuesday.
duties Feb. 13.
gram, laying that anyone who
tnry; Mrs. Itortha Stunt Itil, treasurer; Graham, Hay, R. J. McCunc, first
The board told Brothers they
And whoae car suffered $380 damage in the blare?
approached (he defense plana of
vice president; and H. S. McCrory, aecond vice president. (Herald Photo)
would like him on (he Job when
hi* administration on a parti:
Hia honor, the mayor's, naturally. Reporting on him
ttm commission receives bids Feb.
batla waa doing a disservice to Uta
self today, North Orlando Mayor Roy Liddiott said that
IS for a new health center.
United States.
Seminole
County
has
been
with
the ear fire started while hia auto waa sitting In front
Predicted that to* nsw iteel con
out a full lime health officer for
of the mayor’s office. Fire Chief Frank Faaula and as.
tract would not lend to pries laseveral months.
creasea if the labor-management
sistant ehief Harry Frias extinguished the flames, ap
Laat betober the board agreed
cooperation . evidenced la aetttoto
hire
Dr.
Smith,
but
he
Inform
parently aauaad fay• fault is the auto’s electrical system.
mrnt of th* strike ia pursued vigo
ed the board by mall In Decem
rously.
ber that hia wife and child were
Expressed a willingness lo taka
to an auto strident and were in
Democrats, particularly members
serious condition.
of the S cu te, la summit rea/erCommissioner Lawrence Swof tliowr that Its favored Harris.
Winter Park Architect James
Ha waa appointed to assume
The board also look under con- ■nres or similar international
Gamble Rogers was selected to ford also favored flowers. “ We
Us duties Dee. IS,
the best man and Roger* sideraUoa toe hiring of D. Kirk meetings if tbes* (nestings concern
Early his month, Uta board was submit proposals in contract form went
has
already
built 30 or (0 jails Gunby of DeLand as financial ad themselves with specific IrentiM
for
the
new
county
jail
and
re*
notified that Smith would be unvisor on Iht project.
over the stale," Swofford said.
which must bo ratlfiad bp IBs
aible to come until his funiiff- WOMtoS the courthouse,
Under Roger's plaa the Jail, Senate.
Swotford made the motiou to
VhO County Commission TuaaDUclored that bo was as muds
day,-hm)l J.l vote, named Rogers hire Rogers and It was seconded which would be adjacent to the
plans Tur* !!*# new jail by Commlstiuner Homer Little. ' present courthouse, would be a astonished a* anyone elaa by New
The only dissenting vote was bp two story structure with 11,300 York Gov. Nelson A. HoekstoltarW
deling of tile courthouse
anoMincemant that h s-would Mi
urd's next meeting Jaa. Dunn, who asked that the minutes square feet of space.
seek tho GOP presidential nomina
longed to tho asm* fighter ai
tion, lfa declined to make a foa
Roger previously had submitted
ms! declaration of support tor Vies
together at A0,(MM) foot Tues iy, killing on* and injiinn|'*th«
a preliminary report of Jail faci
President Richard M. Nixon, tom
lity need* last June.
ha said there ia an atmosphere
The Nnv, identified the dead- pilot aa Lt. Thunma R,
The naming of Rogers came
of no competition,
McKinnon o f 1
after a dbqhsslon between board
Said he wanted to ere Congress
member* un choosing a Winter
set decisively on tha slvd righto
Park, firm over a local firm.
bill as approved by the Bmm
Commissioner Vernon punn said
Judiciary Committee and now
Judge Volia Williams Jr. today he would like lo see Hal Harris
MIAMI (UPI) — A rthur Vining Devin, 92, one of the blocked in lha House Rules tifttogave court appraisers Lawrence named as architect lor the new world's richest men, hultl* no stock in dcuth.
mitlee.
R. Condtet and T. W. Mero uqjil Jail “ as hr has 30 years exper
"I don't plan to die," he said recently.
Disclosed that his estimate al
Jan. 23 to report on lha value of ience in his field and is a local
a 1861 budgat surplus of 4.1 UL
With
Hint
attitude
the
crunty,
old
muiti-milllonuire
was
l land parcels bordering Sanford man."
understandably irritnted Tuesday a t all tha commotion raised lion dollars was based on aa esti
ve.
John Burton also asked by let
when
he fainted in a b n rb er’a chair and waa rushed to a doc mated gross national product ol
The appraiser! appointed by ter lo be considered for the pro
=r--------7 “i;-------- r : --------------- 5io billion. He said hia gross aaJudge William* Dec. 28 were ache ject, expected to roll about tor's offlra.
lional product eallmal* waa re
"You
go
to
htll."
ha
anapped
to
OOOrd bCtS UD
dutrd to make their report Monday tTQO.OUA,
garded in aoma quarters aa too
IM Iht value of (he lend needed for
Chairman John Krider told
cuniervativa.
the Sanford Ave. widening pro- Bunn that It was his personal
Defended American military
Jfjct»
opinion that the board should pick
The County Commission yester commanders in West Germany lor
Judge Williami said “ it would Hie “best qualified man" for the
day agreed to aetup a county law resisting press requests for alleged
be In the beat interest! of tho pro Job and he felt that Rogers was
library
in the courthouse for to* Hat* of former Nazis now occupy
perty ownera involved that the ap the. one.
Phillips, said Davis was "feel, use of attorneys and law enforce ing officials ports in the Watt Gay.
praiser* be granted additional time
Dunn then argued that hr felt ing fine" although under the care
man government. The Preside*
ment (fflcera.
in order to complete their ap that the Jolt should lie given o of
a special nurse after hi* faint They appointed Mack N. Cleve said certainly no military sompraisal." The State Road Dept, hat a local man, but ruled out Bur- ing spell.
was going to become In
land Jr., Ken Leffler and A. E. mander
ppraited the land owned by 137 Ion because he felt "he was do
volved ia local politics,
Davit,
born
in
Sharon,
Mass.,
Sliinholacr
aa
trustees
for
the
law
•non* to be worth 322,1U1.
ing plenty of work right now."
in IHt)7, ntadr • fortuna In build library with Circuit Judges Vaaing thv Aluminum Company of aar Carlton and Volia Williami
Amarira — Alcoa — from a tiny Jr. as honorary member*.
outfit making kitchen Uteniits
Cleveland was namrd to a twointo a world giant. He resigned year term and the other* to oneas chairman of thv board of that year lerms.
The trustees were recommended
rumpuny several year*,ago hut at
Sanford Jaycce RusdK-0 wie
last count atlll owned .1,336,824 by the Seminole County Bar Asso- ner David Slaughter will get a
shares of Atom stock, Alcoa clos
plaque at the Jayceea luncheon
ed on the New York slock ex
Thursday for winning th* local
change Monday at BIOS a share.
Junior Chamber'* driving contort.
Davis' other major holdings aic
The Seminole High student will
In Floiida real estate. Ills total
try for uoe of tha aavingt bonds
and Jacket* to bo awarded ia
wealth is estimated at 360 mil
lion dol'art.
.
the district Jaycce Road-E-0 Ja
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Road Orlando Saturday, The winner aa
Chairman Joe Grotegut has taken the stair level will get a
Issue with tha Legislature's inte scholarship to tha school of
rim roads ronimlllen on ihc coil choic*.
of Florida's interstate highway
system.
The committee Tuesday ordered
Ihc board to attend a special
Judge
Voli*
William*
Jr.
will
PARIS (UPI) - Finance Mtnist.
meeting next month la explain
try the last 1838 80 fell term cir report*
er Antoine Pinsy announced today
that tbe ayxtrm will cost
cuit court civil ease here Thurs mure than
Person* who with to glvo blood
after seeing President Charles Defederal reimbursement.
day.
Gaulle that he will quit tbe govThis, the reports tay, would re to the Seminole County blood
The Sc aco vi. Albert W. Wis quire large sums of state money bank tomorrow will bo treated lo
ernment and retire at least tem
dom and Charlea E. Jester will If it Is lo be completed in 1872 a aleak dinner at to* Elks Club
porarily from political life.
tomorrow night.
be the third Judge Williams has is scheduled.
Hia announcement climaxed a
The blood bank drive will open
tried since to* session began Jan.
crisis brought oo by Pinay's span
at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow and close
3. &cacu Inc, charges Vflxdom and
disagreement with Premier Michel
at 8:30. AU donors will Uses fan
Jester with causing an August
Debra over economic policies for
treated to a steak dinner.
1931 accident Involving • Sc sen
France and hia criticism of DaThe dinner will bo Jointly spantruck and two ears driven by
Gaullt't altitude (award NATO.
sored by Urn Elks and Ihn Ameri
Wisdom and Jester.
“I am quilting tha government
can Legioa.
aad 1 aaa retiring from all politi
WASHINQTON (UPI) - Senate
cal life, at least momentarily,*'
Democratic Leader I.yi»don B.
Piaay anooynced.
Johnson, undeclared presidential Crooma Break-In
hopeful, emerged today from the
Crooma Academy aro* h
Loom Barge
NEW ORIENTAL HOARD for the Central Florida Bahia Shrina Tempi*
annual “revolt of tha liberals" into and 61.41 lakaelMto a
A barge broke ktoae in Lake
ia Harold Kastner. ) tyor Earl Higginbotham congratulate* Kastner on
A fra* lecture and showing of with his policy-making powers in machine early Tuesday me
Maarno Tuesday afternoon and ran
a film about cancer will be spon tact and hia prestige enhanced.
being tha firat Semin a County Shrinar alactad to tha Divan, or top five,'in
Inin a ptor la front of the Lakevlaw
sored by too Lobe Monro* Homo
By votes of M-ll, Basal* Demo
the Central Florida oi mnkaUon. Kastner, a peal president of the Sanford
Mat*}, laniard police reported to
Demonstration Club at 1:M p. crat* Tuesday rejected reforms
Shrlnera
and
a
coord
tator
of
Central
Florida
Shrine
unit*
last
year,
ia
day. IhM M Douglas it tha cap
m. Thursday at tho Labs Monroe proposed by their liberal aoUaagafcewa wearing a fa handed down from J . D. HUi, pioneer and aaeond
tain R tBa tugboat which waa heal
woe which would kava undercut
Bahia Temple potentate, to Vernon Scott, present potentate, who gave It ta
ing tha barge for Allied Chemical
Dr. Thomas Largre wiM ba lha Johnson's authority lo a*t party
McKibbin Named Chairman
Board
O f Committee Of 100 County
Hires Brothers
Clifford McKibbin wai elected
chairman of the Committee ol
100 laat night and made an ' nmedial* premtoe to “continue to
expand the memberahip aad
actiriUet of the committee.’*
McKibbin waa elected akmg
with Robnrt Crumley, vice chair
man; R. N. Blackwclder, treasur
er, and the following committed:
Finance: R, J. Bauman, chairt|m an; Andrew Carrawny aad Jack
I. Greene.
Memberahip, Sylvan J. Davit
Jr., chairman; Richard Deea and
Dr. T. L. Largen.
Advertising: William Hemphill,
chairman; wnltor Gtotow, and Bob
•hedden.
Local Indualriaa: A. K. Shoe
maker Jr., chairman; Balph Oowkn and Harry A, Caanel Jr.
Target Induatriee: T. K. Tucker,
Clafcalrman; John Ivey and W. A.
Patrick.
Outgoing chairman W. Scott
B u m , absent from the meeting
due to lllneae, waa givan a vote
tfcaahi hf Uni mhbbiHImi Amt
Us efforts during Mm pait year.
Geerga Towhy, who presided to
Bums' absence, introduced Mau
rice Marshall, bead af tbs damlepers of Circus!and, wtio outlined
briefly the project's progress.
, Marshall aaetotead Us eagotla-
ts ;n ^ is s is « .* 3 !
News Briefs
As Health Officer
Appraisers Get
Additional Time
a-box subsidy oa exported citrus.
Death Lingers
ASHBY PABVA, England (UPI)
The threat of death hung over toe
1M inhabitants of this sleepy Lei
cestershire village todsy. Desdly
.potassium sysnld*—enough to kill
to aUllon people—was strewn over
IU streets Tuesday night whan
three 100-pound drums of tbs che
mical toll off a truck.
Added Authority
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Su
preme Court's brief hearing on the
ctnstttatkwality of tbs MOT afvil
rights law today suggested an
early decision la the first case
Jesting the statute. Tbe law givei
The Justice Department authority
to bring law suite on behalf of
Negroee who claim Iheir right to
vote la being denied.
Renovation Ordered
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The
BUte Public Utilities Commission
today ordered the North Florida
Telephone Co. to renovate ita run
down eirbange at Mclatosh with
in the next six months. And the
tammisaioa threw out complainla
of two Pinellas County residents
about service offered by the
General Telephone Co. ef Florida
in that area.
project Plans
TALLAHASSEE tUPl) - The
State Road Board has formally
aaktd tbe State Turnpike Authority
lo approve a project to Palm Beach
Ijouniy that would be part of tha
interstate highway system. The
project, construction of Stale Road
8 between State Road 80 and a
connection with tbs turnpike, needs
Turnpike Authority approval before
work can commence.
. Rains Soak Midwest
By United Proas laismttleoal
Spring-like rains soaked tbe
Midwest today for lha second day
■ n a row and fell over most of
tho eastern hail of Urn nation. But
freezing rain palled parts of Now
York State, Pennsylvania aad New
i « |is r i Record
threatened wl
in No
tary weather
id damage ol
t
Law Library
E
Road-E-0 Winner
To Be Honored
Grotegut, Road
Board Clash
Judge Sets Final
Case Thursday
Pinoy Resigns
Minister Post
Donors To Get
Free Steak Dinner
Johnson Wins
Confidence Vote
Cancer Program
Slated Tomorrow
Kaatner.
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Phfo 6—Tura. Jan. I t , I960
m
s
Directors Named
The board ef directors for the
reorganized Humane Society were
named today.
Serving on the board will bm
Sheriff J. L. Hobby, T. E. Tucker,
John Krider, Ralph Austin Smkh,
R. J. Bauman, Dr. R. L. Bats,
Robert Crumley end David Gtoebd.
The advisory board will consist
ef Ken McIntosh, Jack Trim, Merioo Harman, Judge Wilson Alesender, J. Q. Galloway, George
end Mery Garrison.
The election ef officers will t o
held at • p. m. tomorrow at IUr
American Legion H al an Mwp.
Lvij
S V WMHlNQtON (UP1) - Son.
. Wsyno Morse’s decision to enter
• * presidential -primaries was viewed
today oa ■ possible bolding action
. -to build up support for Adlal I .
But —inn
H orn announced Monday he
would enter the District of Colum
bia primary on May a and run as
"a favorite son" in the Oregon
primary •« May 10.
A. L. Wheeler, D. C. campaign
manager for the Oregon senator,
Mid today:!! Morse finds he can't
win at the July Democratic eon-
Panto to the best means to
gat a deserving committed and
aanvlrtad prisoner beck tote the
aamwhhMy in an orderly fashtan, annnty probation and parole
officer James Lee told iaaford
lotarteas yesterday.
Through Urn probation end painto commisakm, thousands of
persona have, been released to
become tow abiding rtttoens. Lee
told the Retarteas at their Civic
f^moadmas
the safety of the
______ Daily first, the Florida
Pareto Commission considers Ibe
offense, community background,
joke available end method of
(mating the prisoner when a
man comes up for paroto, Lee
■aid. Ha explained that of the
I,CM persons released on parols
In Florida since the system start
ed In 1MI, M pre cent have
completed Umlr paroto form or
ere completing It ancceufully.
. Cert to the community is saved
•ban a dimming prisoner la put
i on paroto, Leo mid. The direct
- 1 neat la M per day to keep a oarnan In prtaoo, while the cost to
:t e r r « s . ,3 fi.r
rs
vention, his hackers here want
him to throw his support behind
Stevenson.
Wheeler, ehalrmen el the D. C.
Democratic Central Committee,
said one of the main reasons why
Democrats were backing Morse
was “his untiring support of Adial
Stevenson in IMS and ISM and his
continued favorable comments
about Bteveoaon."
Stevenson has said that he Is
not a candidate this year but he
has not ruled out a move to draft
him far h third try for the White
House.
A United Press International
s u m / showed Monday that a
campaign to draft Stevenson has
reached the official organisation
stage In at least five states-Wlsconsin, Missouri, Ohio, California
and Teias.
In the D, C. and Oregon con
tests, Morse will clash directly
with Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey
(D-MImO. The only other an
nounced Democratic aspirant, Sen.
John F. Kennedy (Maas.) has
not said whether he would run Jn
these two primaries. But Morse
wMh Rasp watches sad detached
eyes. His recent preoccupation
with the spiritual meaning of Ills
has given hie paintings stature
worthy of great cathedrals.
“Christopher Columbus Discov
ers America” is more crowded
with mystic symbolism than say
of Dali'e works to data. An arrangement of figures produces two
eutUnea of Christ, which Deli calls
“double, invisible images.” Colum
bus was obsessed by a mystical re
lationship with Jssus sad often
signed kta asma “Christo-fereaa,”
which means “Chrtit-csrrylag.”
Dali describes other (mages to
the picture as symbols of Colum
bus’ gift of Christianity to tbs new
world, hto reception in America
by St. Narcissus portrayed as a
swarm a< files, and his recaption
No one but the directors of the
Pranch A Co. gallery and the
workmen who bung the IS by 14foot canvas, an allegory entitled
“Christopher Columbus Discovers
America,” has seen I t Onto it is
viewed by a few hundred carafully
■elected museum directors, mil
lionaire collectors, and high ehurch
officials ibis evening, It will dis
appear until lMf.
Only Salvador Doll, mootor art*
tat and pact raastsr of publicity,
could havo planned the debut of a
painting with ouch finesse.
The M-year-old artist brought
the mural-iise canvas, the largest
be has painted, here from Spain bells.
Dae. St without fa tte n lor Baal Hto moat mystifying abject to a
approval of the man who commit- gigantic, pear-shaped ms urchin.
stoned u, AAP grocery chain heir DsU Mys R prats gM American
achtovratsat to atomic science and
Hto painting, s i yet bephote- represents the true shape at the
aphid, to reported to have coat world as discovered by Explorer
i to-yser-oid playboy turned II, the American MtaHIte,
patron of the arts to the neighbor
hood of MM,000. It took Doll two
yean to create M.
Hartford was ecstatic and agreed
with Dali that “Columbus” should
bars aoo news-making showing bofa n Mis stored away to await puble exhibition, when Hartford Oviedo High School'! recently
m his soon-to-be built museum, formed Beta Club for honor stu
dents to drawing up its by-laws
Gallery ef Modern Art.
“Crtumbue” will rank in impor-and constitution. Principal W. H.
anca with Dali’s ofton reproduced DeShaso Mid today. The Id mem
’Lost Supper” In the National Gal- ber group to primarily for service
In Washington sad ths “Creed- and development af the school, Dai" st the Metropolitan Mu- Shase sold. Students muet have a
B average to become members.
The now work proves that Dali DeShaso said that ho expects
to have the seven room addition
to Oviedo High finished by Aug
ust. The ttftfc sod sixth graders
Adult Art C lo u
new to tbs high school building
Slated For Grooms will bavs classes in (he addition
An adult cIsm to art will bo to make more room for high
ergsntocd at Grooms Academy, •chart students In the main toifldat T p. m., Jaa. II. This dam hsg.
will bo avsUshls for those desir
ing an adult high school credit
to apply oo a diploma.
The instructor will bo Wilbert
S
Oviedo School
Forms Honor Club
r
a
Dr. Barthold Wlltoatoock
DeBary
Mrtvia Hewitt, Midway; fl
Ototo Spoon, Lake Mary
William. Stanfield, Sanford
Unkith Darby, Sanford
Larry Ptnkel, Sanford
Dale Viakel, 8-nford
Alice McMUlsn, Sanford
Gary Pruitt, Sanford
Msrguarlto Graves, Columbia,
Tennessee State University, Nash
ville, Tana., and has been with
Use Seminole County school sys
tem for foe last four yean.
The classes will meet from T
to to p, m. each Mooday night.
S, C.
The eoone wig sever art appre
ciation, ceramics, graphic arts,
water color patntlag, sculpture,
charcoal drawing and pastel
drawing.
Ail thoM Interested to carolling
should report at Craoms Academy
at f p. m. Jaa. to. The only
charge to a registration tea r t W
register ..lit iiama with the Clark and the eoot of materials.
f t lha Cl mult C.nrt of namlnols
Logoi Notict
tree.
Graves Wants
LeBaron’s Aid
Nikita Keeps
Sending Gifts
To Eisenhower
NEW YORK (U P lM a a doeely
guarded gallery on upper Madieon
street, a 1M-square foot painting
that to destined to be ene ef the
best-known pictures to America
awaits unveiling before a select
Mid he understood Kenned/ would
run hi O n son.
Morse ssid be bad tried unsuc
cessful)/ to keep his nsme off the
Ore (on ballot, but that his tupporters havo more than the l.ooo
signatures necessary to enter him
without bis consent.
He said be would not have cam
paigned in hie home state, even
with his name on the ballot, 'bad
Humphrey and Kcnnc
voiced a
similar Intention not .
“They havo decided otherwise,
so we'll have oome debate on the
issues,” Morse said.
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Soviet
Premier Nikita I. Khrushchev
probably never heard of Emily
Poet But the would be proud of
the way he handled an internation
al etiquette problem by Mnding
gifts oa two holidays.
Christmas to Just another cold
day In December to the avowedly
atheistic Kusilans. Nevertheless,
Khrushchev sent President Eisen
hower a plane full of Christmas
gifts on Dec. 19.
Hie Soviet boss also sent Christ
mas presents to the four Elsen
hower grandchildren. '
Then Moods/ Khrushchev sent
Elseobower two more targe gift
package* containing New Year's
presents. New Year's Dsy is the
holiday oa whieb Russians ex
change gifts,
White House Press Secretary
James C. Hsgcrty said one of the
New Year's boxes held caviar. He
said he did not know whet was in
the other package.
The latest Khrushchev presents
were delivered by Soviet Ambas
sador Mikhail H. Menshikov during
a 19-miauU White House confer
eace. He also relayed an oral mes
sage from the Soviet premier.
Menshikov would not reveal to
nswsaea the test of Khrushchev’s
massage. He said only, “ 1 brougut
a goodwill rnesMge from Chair
man Khrushebev to the President
sad also conveyed Mr. Khrushchav’s New Year greetings to the
President and all his family.’’
Khrushchev's Christmas gift to
Kioenbewsr last month was a plane
load of 119 assorted trees, pleats
tod thru be.
When the plants tre released
from quaranllns, they will be sent
to Risenbower's Gettysburg, Pc.,
farm.
M is not known whet, if any,
Christmas or New Year's gifts El
senhower sent Khrushebev.
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (UPI) The Air force said today that U
men remained on disintegrating
scientific Ice station Charlie la the
Arctic Ocean (ram which an “or
derly withdrawal” was begun last
The Ice station has been reduced
to t-no fifth ito original also by the
repeated breaking ef the lee foam
Ito edges. The Air Perce mid tee
waa still breaking off but “the seri
ousness was greatly -lessened.”
SOU on Charlie, located 4M
miles west ef Point Barrow, were
DEBABY GIRLS of the Kadeta of America are inspected by Rone Marie
Parker, commander of the Birin' unit during drill* at the Sanford Armory.
The girls unit and four boyn county Kadet organizations are in training
for unit competition March 5. Kadeta from Sanford, Caaaelberry, DeBary
nnd Maitland will compete. Shown, left to right, are Patty Urban, Diane
Arcardi, Carol Reno, Linda Smith, Maureen Urban and Elaine Reno.
(Staff Photo)
Hedda Hopper's T V View
O f Hollywood Life Dull
Ry PEED DANZIG
NEW YORK (UPI) - “Hedda
llloppcr's Hollywood,'' a muchpublicized NBC-TV special, of
fered pools of dewy-eyed and se
verely non-committal sentimental
ity about the film capital's past,
present and future.
The Sunday Showcase hour, o;
what was left of It after Ed Sulli
van applied his lledde-lock to
eliminate some prize guest stars
from the competing show, coujd
have beneflttcd from a more real
istic point of view. Most of it
sounded like Shirley Temple's
Hollywood. A hodgepodge of
taped interviews end scenes por
trayed the film capital as an un
troubled, Mrene 'vasis of dream
fulfillment, where there is little
Ume for introspection or leisure
and a disturbing absence of hu
mor. Miss Hopper’s H o l l y w o o d
seemed uncharacteristically dull.
Of courra, 1 make allowances In
Ibis for last-minute script changes
occasioned by delecting guests,
There was, however* ample evi
dence to Indicate that we wouldn't
have seen much of e show either
way for the format almost com
pletely side-stepped the exciting
changes in Hollywood's structure,
experience end purpose that have
taken plere through the years,
end especially since TV’s arrival.
Howsvsr, TVs Impact couldn’t be
overlooked completely, far I noted
that more TV shows than movies
received plugs. And .at le n t five
of the 29 performers oa the show
achieved their greateat feme, not
as motion picture start, but
through TV shows.
ANOTHER
Hits U. S. Housing
TUSCALOOSA. Ala. (UPI) “Sheer hypocrisy,'* said Rep. Al
bert Rains (D-Ale.) Monday night
of President Eisenhower's urban
renewal program. “America ie
creating slums 10 times faster than
it is remedying them,” the chair
men of the House Committee oa
Housing seld.
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OPEN TILL f.-an EVMNINGi
LAST SHOWING'
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PHONB PA S-lStS
LAST TIMES TON1TK
AT T:M AND l t : l l P. M.
“THE BLUB ANGBL”
May HriU to Curt Jurgens
“I t SECONDS TO HELL”
JEFF CHANDLER
STARTS WED.
SHOWING AT 7.-M * IS:U
FIRST SANFORD SHOWING
TNy UsedAWeeR* He
CWM...SBU
sijfmn.
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STARRING
Jsff Mur raw • Irish McCalls
FRATURE: 1M1
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CO FEATURE AT l:IS ONLY
“TARZAN'S •
GREATEST ADVENTURR”
STARKING
Gordon Scott At “TerM t?
STARTS TOMORROW
"FOR THE FIRST TIME”
STARTS JAN. M ii
STARTS NEXT SUN.
“Wreck Of The Mary Desra”
Gary Cooper • Charlton Heston
“ HOME
BUILT — WITH
R A V E N N A
toSsU . - Ftarlfa, Is aware as ra
Wits the prevlaloas of the FtellUsee News atetete U-wRi Beetles
flits* VlorlSa Statutes lstt as
emaailrd.
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GAINESVILLE (UP!) — BoT
Graves, new heed football coach
at the University of Florida
makes no secret about w aalid j
pro quarterback Eddie loBerea
ta assict Mm next eeaeoa.
Graves, former Georgia Tack
assistant who was signed Bator,
day to eeach the Gators, to dang
ling n whopping M lsry and a
lew firm eonneetioa before the
Washington Redskins* mighty
mlto.
LeBaron has told the Redskins
management he mast think her*
before deciding whether to plop
in 1960.
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COMMITTEE..OF 100 officers and chairmen for the year include, from
left, the new general chairman, Clifford McKibbin; R. J. Hatimnn. finance
chairman; Sylvan J. Davis Jr., membership chairman, and Robert Crumley,
vice chairman of the committee. They were elected Inst night.
(Herald Photo)
Clifford MeKibbin was elected
chairman of the Committee of
100 laat night and made an ' nmediato promise to “continue to
expand the membership and
activities of the committee.”
MeKibbin was elected along
with Robert Cromley, vice chair
man; R. N. Blackwelder, treasur
er. and the following committed:
Finance; B. J. Bauman, chair^ a a n : Andrew Carrawoy and Jack
L Greene.
Membership, Sylvan J. Davis
Jr., chairman; Richard Does and
Dr. T. L. Larsen.
............. i; William Hemphill.
alter Gieiew, and Bob
chairman
Ihedden.
Local indualrlaa: A. K. Shoe
maker Jr., chairman; Ralph Oowka and Harry A. Caned Jr.
Target Industrie!: T. K. Tucker,
(XsAalrman; John Ivey and W. A.
Patrick.
Outgoing chairman W. Scott
Buna, abaaet from the meeting
Sue to Uleeee, waa gives a veto
ad tbaaba bp Mm sommMtoa tor
We efforts during tbs p u t year.
Geerpe Touby, who presided in
B una' absence, introduced Mau
rice Marshall, bead of the deve
lopers of Circualand, who outlined
briefly Mm project'a progress.
and hla negotla-
week that M would novo hern
from Saraaota.
He also said that the engineers
plan to alart work on tha Circusland iMe south at Sanford in
February.
The Committee of 100 will con
tinue la meet at tha call of tha
rhairman Instead of scheduling
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WEATHER: Fair through Thursday. High today 76-80. Low tonight. 56-64
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U. S. Steel ................
Wesiinghouse Kl.........
County Board
Hires Brothers
As Health Officer
regular sessions and voted laat
night to defer any dues other
than the Initial Sloo entrance fee
until further notice.
The county commission was
asked to name a new representa
(The County Commission yester
tive member of the management
committee to replace David Gal- day hired Dr. Clyde L Brothers
chel, no longer on the commission. an county health officer after the
bdtord was informed that Dr. L.
H. Smith, who had accepted the
Ms earlier, would be unable to
naive here.
Brothers, presently health offic
er for Madison and Taylor Coun
ties! agreed to aaaume his new
North Orlando had its first fire Tuesday.
duties Feb. IS.
The board told Brothers (hey
And whose car suffered $380 damage in the blaze?
woeld like him on the Job when
His honor, the mayor's, naturally. Reporting on him
(lie commission receive* bids Feb.
self today, North Orlando Major Roy Liddiott said that
IS for a new heallh center.
1Seminole County has been withthe ear fire started while his euto waa sitting in front
obt a full time health officer for
of the mayor’s office. Fire Chief Frank Faaula and aaseveral month*.
aistant ehlef Harry Fries extinguished the flames, ap
Laat Dctoher the board agreed
to hire Dr. Smith, but he Inform
parently eaused fay a fault ia the auto's electrical system.
ed the board by mail in Decernhew that hla wife and child were
kg an auto atcldent and were In
serious condition;
He was appointed le aaaume
Ida duties Dec. IS.
Early hia month, Ute board wai
notified that Smith would be unafble to come until hla family-
to tho um * fighter
together nt SO,000 feet Tu<
News Briefs longed
New Citrus Plan
Winter Bark Architect James
Gamble Rogers was selected to
submit proposals in contract form
for the new county jail and remndaUng the courthouse.
Vise I'ounly Commission Tuesday, t o i l
voir, named Rogers
'UbssduM.it plans Tor* ilw hew Jail
An# ragAxlellng of Hie courthouse
by tiMw>ard’s next meeting Jan.
Additional Time
Commissioner vrrnun Dunn said
lie would like (o see Hal Harris
named ns architect for the new
jail “ as hr his 30 years exper
ience in his field and ia a local
man."
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John Ilurlon also asked by let
The appraisers appointed by ter lo lie considered for thr pro
Judge Williams Dec. 2> were si he ject, experted to cost about
dulcd to make their report Monday $700,000,
cm the value of Ihe land needed for
Chairman John Krider told
Use Sanford Ave. widening pro- Dunn that it was his personal
opinion that the board should pick
Joel#
Judge Williams laid “ It would the “ best qualified man” for the
La la the (rest interests of the pro job and he felt that Rogers was
perty owners involved that the ap the. one.
Dunn thrn argued that he felt
praisers be granted additional time
n order to complete their ap- that Hie job should lie given e
iralial," The State Road Dept, hat s local man. but nilrd out Burappraised the land owned by 137 Ion because he felt "he was do
ing plenty of work right now."
persons to be worth $22,103.
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ARliBY PARVA. England (UPI)
The threat to dsath hung ovar Um
l i t Inhabitants to this sleepy Lei
cestershire village today. Deadly
.potassium cyanide—enough to kill
%
people—was strewn over
1U streets Tuesday night when
three 100-pound drums to the che
mical toll off a truck.
Added Authority
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WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tha Su
preme Court's brief hearing on Um
•cutttattoaality to Um 1MT civil
rights law today suggested aa
early decision la the first case
eating the statute. The law gives
he Justice Department authority
to bring law suits on behalf to
Negroes who claim their right to
vote Is being denied.
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Renovation Ordered
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The
State Public Utilities CommUsioo
today ordered the North Florida
Telephone Co. to renovate ita run
down exchange at McIntosh with
in the next six months, And the
‘commission threw out complaints
to two Pinellas County resident*
about service offered by the
General Telephone Co. to Florida
in that arcs.
project Plans
Smith, R. J. Bauman, Dr. R. L.
Bass, Robert Crumley and David
tiatcbel.
Aa advisory board hai been ap
pointed and on it are Mr*. George
Walla, Ken Mrfntoah, Jack Trim,
Marion Harman, Judge Wilson
Alexander, J. Q. Galloway, and
George and Mary Garriaoa.
Pinoy Resigns
a
Barge
tor’s office.
j--------— . ~— —---------------“ You go (o hell,” hs snapped to DOOrO j C t S U p
reporters and photographers who a
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waited for three hours outside the LOW la lD lQ ry
doctor's office to see him wheeled
Th#
commission verieroUt*
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day sgreed to setup a county law
His physician, Dr William L. library In the courthouie for the
Phillips, said Davie was “feel- use 0f attorneys and law enforceing fine" although under the care mrnt i (fleers,
of a special nurse after We faint- They appointed Mack N. Clavein* ■ H |land Jr., Ken Leffler and A. E.
Davie, burn in Sharon, Mast., Shinholaer as trusters for the law
in 1KD7, made a fortune in build- library with Circuit Judges Vaaing the Aluminum Company of n r Carlton and Voile Williams
America — Alcoa — from a tiny Jr. as honorary members,
outfit making kitchen utensil*
Cleveland waa named lo a twoInto a world giant. He resigned year term and the others to one
s ' rhairman uf the hoard uf that year terms,
roinpaiiy several years.ago hut at
The trustees were recommended
last count still owned . 1,33(1,824 by the Seminole County Bar Asso•hare* of Alcoa stock. Alcoa rlo»- ciallon.
rd on the New York elock ex-------------------------change Monday at *103 a share. G c O t G G U t . R o a d
Davis' other major holdings a te !
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ill Florida leal estate. His total Q
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wealth it estimated at 360 mil- DOG TO L IO S II'
Case Thursday
Minister Post
TALLAHASSEE lUPij - The
State Hoad Board has formally
aaktd the State Turnpike Authority
to approve a project ia Palm Beach
MMouniy that would be part to the
Interstate highway s.'stem. The
project, construction of Stale Road
• between State Road B0 and a
connection with the turnpike, needs
Turnpike Authority approval before
work can commence.
L
MIAMI (UPI) — Arthur Vining Davis, 92, one of the
world's richest men, holds no stock in death.
“I don’t plan to die,” he said recently.
With that attitude the crusty, old multi-millionaire was
underatandnbly irritated Tuesday at all the commotion raistd
when he fainted In a barber's chair and was rushed to a doc*
Judge Sets Final
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PARIS (UPI) - Finance Minist
er Antoine Plnay announced today
after seeing President Charles DeGaulle that he will quit the gov
ernment and retire at least tem
porarily from political lift.
Ills announcement climaxed a
crisis brought on by Pinay'a open
disagreement with Premier Mlebel
Debro over economic policies for
France and his criticism of Dealtitude toward NATO.
. Rains Soak Midwest Gaulle's
“I am quilling the government
By United Press latonurttoaal
and 1 am retiring from nil politi
Spring-Ilka rains soaked the cal Ufa, at least momentarily,"
Midwest today for Um socood day
% a a row and fell over most of Plnay anaopneed.
the eastern half to Um nation. But
oom
freezing rain paltad parts to Now
York State. Pennsylvania and Naw A barge broke loos* in Lake
gaglaad. Record taitoalla to un Mean# Tuesday afternoon sad ran
usually w arn -January weather into a pier to front to tb* Laksview
threatened widespread damage at Metal. Sanford police reported to. Thomas Douglas 1* Um capi ol Mm tugboat which was haultog too barge tor Allied Chemical
•how that tie favored Harris.
The hoard also look under con
sideration Ute hiring of D. Kirk
Uunhy of DcLand as financial ad
visor on tho project.
Under Roger‘a plan the Jail,
which would be adjacent to the
present courthouse, would be a
two story stnicturo with 11,300
square feet of apaca.
The naming of Rogers came
after a dismission between board
members on choosing a Winter
Park, firm over a local firm.
Judge Voile William* Jr. today
lava court appraisers Lawrence
t. Condlct and T. W. Mcro uqjil
an. 23 to report on tha value of
l land parcels bordering Sanford
Death Lingers
ford also favored Rogers. “ We
want the best mao and Rogers
has already built 30 or to jails
over the state,” Swofford said.
Swofford made the motion to
litre Rogers and it waa seconded
tty Commissioner Homer Lillie. ‘
The only dissenting vote was by
Dunn, who asked that the minutes
Roger previously hsd submitted
a preliminary report of Jail faci
lity nerd* Iasi June.
Appraisers Get
LAKELAND (UPI) - Florida
Citrua Mutual ia considering a aubtody to expand sake to fruit to
nCurope. Under Um plea, Florida
growen would be assessed two
cents or ao per box of fruit and
the money would go to a 30-ccnta-box subsidy on exported citrus.
CENTRAL FLORIDA TELEPHONE PIONEERS installed their hew offleer* ut a Mayfair Inn luncheon Tuesday. Pant president Charles J. liny
turned over the envoi to the new preaident, Frank Graham, while tho other
new officers looked on at the meeting of about 180 life member* of the
Telephone Pioneer* of America. From right are. Alex D. Cuerten, aecretiny; Mr*. Rcrtha Stnntlal, trcn*urer; Graham, Hay, R. J. McCune, first
vice president; and H. S. McCrory, second vice president, (Herald Photo)
Judge Volie Williams Jr. will
try the laat IBM to fall term cir
cuit court civil ease here Thura
day.
The Sc aco va. Albert W. Wis
dom and Charles E. Jester will
be ihe third Judge Williams hat
tried since the session began Jaa.
3. Scico Inc. charges Vtflidom and
Jester with causing an August
IBS! accident involving a Seam
truck and two ears driven by
Wisdom and Jester.
NEW ORIENTAL GtfARD for tha Central Florida Bahia 8hrino Temple
is Harold Kantner. I tyor Eerl Higginbotham congratulates Kantner on
being the first Semto a County Shriner elected to the Divan, or top five,'in
the Centra) Florida oi mniuUon. Kantner, a paat president of the Sanford
Shrinera and • coord tator of Central Florida Shrine unita last year, ia
•hewn wearing a tm handed down from J. D. Hill, pioneer end eecond
Bahia Temple potentate, to Vernon Scott, present potentate, who gave it ta
Kantner,
(Herald Photo)
Cancer Program
Slated Tomorrow
A free leclur* and showing of
a film about cancer will he apoasored by the Lake Monroe Home
Demonstration Club at 7:M p.
m. Thuraday at Um Lake Monroe
Dr. Thomas Largen wtM be the
speaker and the public ia Invited.
TALLAHASSEE fHIM) - Road
Chairman Joe Grolcgut hat taken
issue with the Legislature's inte
rim roadi committee on Ihe cost
of Florida's interstate highway
lyslem.
Thr committer Tuesday ordered
the board lo attend a special
meeting next month lo explain
report* that the tyslcm will cost
mure than federal reimbursement.
This, the reports aay, would re
quire large sums of state money
if it la lo be completed in 1872
as scheduled.
Johnson Wins
Confidence Vote
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate
Democratic Leader Lyndon B.
Johnson, undeclared presidential
hopeful, emerged today from the
annual “revolt of the liberals”
with hla policy-making power* In
tact and his prestige enhanced.
•By
y voice m
to w
U-U,
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Senate
in w
Demoin s era Is Tuesday rejected reform*
proposed by their liberal colleag
ues which would have undercut
Johnson's authority to act party
FreniWASHINGTON (UPD
dent Eisenhower today conceded
the right of the Soviet Union to
use an area of the central PacUie
aa a missile target range.
Elsenhower, at hla first press
conference since Dee. 2, laid it
would be moat unusual (or tha
United States to protest agalnat
the Russian plan when this governmenl had been doing precisely
tha same' thing—firing miaiilea in
to pre-announced- oceanic target
areas.
Russia announced last week that
It will test a powerful new spam
rocket In the Pacific weat of Ha
waii. It cautioned ships and plappa
to stay clear of tha area from
Jan. IS to Feb. IS.
Assistant
Democratic
Leader Mike Mansfield (D-Mont.)
haa led demands that the United
Jtaten lodge e protest over the
testa.
Elsenhower, at his news confer
ence, also:
Sloully defended hla defense pro
gram, saying that anyone whe
approached the defense plan* of
hla administration on a parti: el
bails waa doing a disservice to tne
United States.
Predicted that the new Heel eontract would not lead to price in
creases if the labor-management
cooperation avidenced in settlemrnt of the strike la pursued vigo
rously.
Expressed a willingness to taka
Democrats, particularly member#
of the Senate, to summit cantorenres or similar International
meetlnga if the*# meetings concent
themeclves. with specific treatise
which must be ratified kp lie
SenateDltclokod that ha -waa aa much
astonished as anyooe elan by Naw
York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller’#
announcement that ha would nag
seek Um GOP presidential nomina
tion. He declined to make a foereal declaration of support tor Vico
President Richard M. Nixon, to t
he n id there ia an atmoaphoro
of do competition.
Said he wanted to see Cengreaa
act declaivrly on Um civil righto
bill as approved by Um t o m
Judiciary Committee and new
blocked in the House Rulea Commitlee.
Disclosed that hia estimate af
a INI budget surplue of t.g bil
lion dollar! was baaed on aa acti
nia ted grot* national product ci
310 billion. He said hla groat aa*
tional product eitlmate waa re
garded in aome quarters as lac
conservative.
Defended American military
commanders in Weat Garmany tor
resisting prats requests for alleged
liata to former Nails bow occupy
ing officiala posts in (be Weat Ger
man government. The President
said certainly no military commandar waa going to become jm
volved ia local politics.
Road-E-0 Winner
To Be Honored
Sanford Jaycer Road-E-O wie
ner David Slaughter will get g
plaque at Ihe Jayceea luncheon
Thuraday for winning tho local
Junior Chamber'* driving contest.
The Seminole High student will
try for one of Um saving* bonds
and jackets to be awarded ia
Ihe district Jaycer Road-E-0 to
Orlando Saturday. Tbo winner ea
Hie stale level will get a $UC
scholarship to the school to toe
choice.
Donors To Get
Free Steak Dinner
Persons who wish to glvo blood
to the Seminole County blood
bank tomorrow will bo ironled to
a ateak dinner at tho Elko Clqh
tomorrow night.
Tbo blood bank drive vlll opoh
at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow ond close
at 1:30. All donors will then bo
treated to a steak dinner.
The dinner will bo jointly m o
tored by Um Elka and the Ameri
can Legion.
Crooms Break-In
Crooma Academy ore* I
into and $1-44 Ukaa frese a
machine early Tnaadhr m
the S h o rto t n m j m m
day. A window j*.MB t M
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Q u o te s
• TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Rsgekutatioa funde-totaling 81407,880 were released by the Cabinet
T ies illy to 87 counties Including
^smtnoto where school attendance
t u increased mere than 6 per rent
It! the past year.
U to total wcakntatlon amount
VMp 88*1,182, but< additional
fond* trill not ha released until
UNr. Kadi county must absorb
tha first 8 per cent of any school
fcttnaaa ta d tha stole t t s u n i
Counties sharing in the • funds
and their Incrensed attendance
percentage over 8 per cent In
cluded:
Brevard, 18.16, 1422.060; Dade,
1.47, 8316,883s Escambia, .84, |46r
200s Ufce, .97, |I8,|7B; Polk, 144,
|7S,S38s Sarasota, 4.86, 878,717s
Seminole; 18418, 8211,316; Volusia,
Palm Beach had tha largest
Increase, 28 per cent, and Is due
|Q1,428. St. Petersburg wa* next
w-Ilh 254 per cent and will receive
United Preea InUmalloMl
CHICAGO — U r Daly, p a r e
ntal unsuccessful candidate for
mayor of Chicago and atata and
national office*, disclosing that ha
wanta to run in 17 presidential
primariaat
"I wrota latter* to all the IS
atata* and to the Dlitrict of Co
|108,1S4.
In other action, tha Cabinet
sold a 1140,000 Brevard County
school oonatructlon bond Issue at
t M, 801481.
The Cabinet also released to and average interest cost of I.MM lumbia, 'rhen* pr*-M*ntteI pHtlx junior colleges 821432 of the percent. It also agreed to release marie* are held. 1 didn’t get antotal 8280*1 in recalculation 1481,008 to Brevard whan needed
•war*, from aoma of tham."
for school construction.
money due.
MADISON, Wi*. — American
hlriory a* reported in the new So
viet encyclopedia, eacarpta from
which ara to bo published by the
Wltconain Hlatoricnl Society;
"WlUon's 14 potato represented
a capitalistic plot, the Naw Deal
BAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-L’aryi
Chessman scheduled to die In the
San Quentin gas chamber Ftjb, II,
made another hid for • atey af
execution Tuesday—just 24 hours
after tha U. S. Supreme Court de
nied an appeal by the eanvtetaulhcr for Uio 14th time.
Attorney George T. David filed
tha latest petition with U. * Dis
trict Judge Louis E. Goodman.
Arguments -will be heard fish. 1
on tha petition, which asked Goodman ta declare that a five-yearold order halting tha kidnap-raplet's execution was >(UJ in aHect.
to heap tham from revolting, tha
Marshall Plan was dollar Imperi
alism ta disguise , , • *
CHICAGO — Joseph Mates), 48,
sentenced to five years In prison
for counterfeiting 80-cant piece*,
explaining why ha produced phouy
betting excessive noise.
coins las toad ef blue;
"My needs ere modest end 1
don't need e let ef money."
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BILOXI, Mias. (U F I)-A faderel grand Jury abruptly canceled
further testimony In the lynchmurder af n young Negro and
prepared to vote today aa wheth
er to bring charges against ewepecled members of the lynch mob.
The grand Jury's Investigation
of the death of Hack Charles
Parker, 83, was to have tun
through Friday. But after hoartag 88 wh a asssa. the 81 while
men and one Negro on the jury
apparently decided they had suf
ficient testimony.
A decision was expected today
an whether to return indictments
against any or all ef the 22 white
men listed by tha FBI a* "known
and suspected participants" ta
lbs lynching. Announcement of
the decision may b« delayed.
Phrker, a part-time truck driv
er, was dragged from the Pearl
River County Jail at PoplarviUe,
Mias., tost April 26, two days befora ha was to stand trial for tha
rape of n pregnant white woman.
Hla bullet-riddled body waa found
TALLAHABBEE (UPI) — Two
atata kulldtag projects and n
la tha Pearl River to mils* away. teaching auditorium nt the ntw
Inmates af the jail said Parker University ef South Florida have
was taken out by n group af been approved by the Cabinet, f
masked white man.
Bitting na the Beard of Commleslonen of State Institution.,
the Cabinet okayed a 1****-pur
chase arrangement to finance n
8 2 * 0 * 8 office ta the Capitol
Center for the Development Com-
Mrs. Helen Morse
Dies In Ocala
Mrs. Hsian Tracy Horae, a resi
dent of lonford far maay year*,
died I t Ocala yesterday.
Hr*. H one lived la Ocala far
the peat 18 yeara. the wee e mambar ef Holy Crete Episcopal Church,
bare. Burvivtog Hra. Mora* are a
daughter, Mrs. Horses Hun af
Ocala, a ion Elisha Morse of Locom l* N. H., and five grandchild
ren.
Orevealde funeral aenrleos will
be at 2 p. at. tomorrow in Ever
green Cemetery, Sanford, with Holy
Croat rector Rtv. John W. Thomas
officiating and Briasen Funeral
Home ta charge.
8100,000 land tract ta Lakeland cn
which e new Central Florida a te
peltate court building will be eon* A * S f e f 880*477 by the W. H.
Cooper Construction Ce* Jackson
ville, far the teaching auditorium
was approved by the Cabinet.
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NOW OPEN
BRASS MOTORS
Tth A French
FIA T S • U SE D CARS
OPEN TILL • * EVENINGS I
Wild Fisl Fight
Causes Accident
crashed Into an oncoming ear,
killing erven persons and Injur
ing four.
Depute Bheriff Paul Baber eaM
aoma or the men in the station
wagon were painters returning
from a Job. The Impact ad tha
amah kilted ftvn e l to* ate par
sons In the wagon and splattered
brightly colored palate over Mm
Presbyterian Church broke
o the present church. Amoitf
I Igft, Donald Luke, building committee
urhart, minis ter-wt-large, North Floridi
na, building committee chairman; James
White, widow of the ehureh'e former pa
______ __ .„jetor. Kneeling » » the Rev, Joha W.
Goorgo resold, dork of the church e—eJon,
WftALA
"SUPER - RIGHT* WESTERN
"SUPER • RIGHT* WESTERN
Lamb Sale
Ito lU
A v en et
LONDON DPI) — The fntar*
heavyweight ehamptan ef the
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around for a way to teat Ms mueelas.
Thar* was a baby earring*
Shoulder Chops •
"When Ritchie ta three 11m go
ing to ehril*t*e any other child
ta the world to n strength sen toot
ambulator and bar husband, hot- far n aide bet of 800 starUng
ty, clamped on the brakes.
(81.400), By than my boy will ho
RHchl# Sugrua started Urn ter- bonding ala Inch nails and tear
ing beaks in half."
ring* railing with a-tug.
"Hall bring tha heavyweight
Cawsteering that Rltehie ta only
104 months old and cmwls rath boxing title back to Ireland whore
er than walks, this was a pretty it belong*," Butty promised.
Impressive feet
^ B tre u g e ri baby Ip the world,"
roared Butty with paternal pride.
"I'm challenging say baby in
the world on hie behalf," arid
Butty, on# of a long line ef Irish
hU age end look at me new. 1
eon bond Iron here Ilka they were The County Bommlistai yester
day agreed to purchase a » acre
nothing but spaghetti.
tract adjoining the day pH la
Stnlando Springs for use as a pos
sible county barn site.
Sanford Mon
th e commission agreed ta pur
chase the land from the Overstreet. Land Co. for 823,000 which
Richard, K. McNab of Beaford la Urn assessed vahto ef the pro
perty.
The heard w u informed by
Hta parents, Mr. end Mrs. D. K. County Engteeer Robert Daria that
jm riv ed word from MaJ. there la enough clay la the graved
Albeit H. Middleton. Stnd Bam- there to supply the county with
berdmrat commander at Looklor the.next six or seven
^The Pnw OU Bulk Plant end tourne Air Fore* Base, Ohio, that yclay
am .
thalr son had re««lv*d tha promo Davis then told the board that
5 L * r s . ,*isr a ■■•6 tion affective Jap. 1. Captain Mo- after
all the c)*y Is out, the lend
W JL Cosgrave and PUmn. Ear) Jf1
rituren commander of e could bo used for 8 county here
Houriiuhfdae nrnatad Lovett Tho B-4T Btratogie Air Command Jet site.
mas, g Negro, and charged him bomber at Loekbourne.
Fine) agreemeot on the purchase
Capt. McNab Is married to tha will came after several small de
Berber* Ana Robbins of tails are worked out between the
Cambridge, Md. Tha ooupla have commission end the purchaser.
two children, two year old Htka
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Cyclist Escapes
David Richards, 187 N. Mellonvine Ave., escaped Injury Hominy
when his bicycle collided with a
car so Park Ave, The sea ef
Lobe Hare Blew eatery School
Principal f i n d Richards n a M e
the rear fender ef e ear driven
by Hre. Catherine Van King as
Hra. Van H ag turned east from
Park Ave. onto Ninth H , pritee
enlri. David wee tyaltag a d m e n
Perk. Only the Weyete was Man
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Tho Joyceca Jiavc ashed tho public to help aelect n (le
vin# young maw ♦o receive tho distinguished service
»word to be presented r.t the climn* of Joyccc Week next
ek.
They also are planning awards of recognition to other
young pooplo in tho county, Including the outstanding y<%ng
cfcchor, young farmer and ydung sailor. The Idea ia to focus
tcntlon on whnt people between tho nges of ?A nnd 35 are
Join# In the way of community acrvico and other endeavor.
T h is philosophy o f public service la expressed In th e
Tnycee croed:
,rWo believe:
'Tlm t faith In God gives meaning nnd purpose to human
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“That (ho brotherhood of man transcends the aoverclgnof nations;
'T hat economic Justice can best bo won by free men
trough free enterprise;
f* "That government should be cf law* rather than of men;
'T hat earth's great treasure Ilea in human personality;
“And th at service to humanity is tho best work of life,"
fRed China Left Out
•Of DisamiBBEient Talks
rt .
Or PHII, NE.V80M
UPI Foreign Editor
rA a unreality of the forthcoming
.disarmament talk* in Geneva ii
the fart; that ■ nation w ith'one
of tho lahgett rrmlcs in the. world
WiU’ribt be rrpfert otcd. *
} Thet Jiallon is lied Chin*.
•The. - United 'Natloui-sppolrttcd
subcommittee • fn dtierm am rnt
niocts Merch 15 to consider nu
merous disarmament propurels,
prominent among which will bo
Soviet Premier
Khrushchev's demand for totel world
disarmament in four year*.
Communist nations on liie com
mittee ore Russia, Foland, CzechosiovaLIu, Bulgaria and Homanta.
Non-Communist, are tbo United
States, Cmuda, Britain, France
■T l ’hcre it no Indication that any,
the Red CSlncsr. Bul any dlsar-
Pick Woman
IniTh
ROME (UPI) — Tho Italian
Olympia Organisation Committee
may set a precedent for thu international ir.imes in 1000 by hav
ing a wuman atWoio bear Ifio
- Olympic torch (in the final stage
o f it* relay from Athens, Greece.
In past Olympiads, « mala ath}«to always ha* carried the. torch
into the main Olympic stadium to
fire the. tkymplo lUme ami signal
the stgrt'rf-Rit: snmes- >
T h a i Oomtiis .Uon <Committee
Irtin tnjtyir with 'the ld » ho*
eautu a "pretty Italian-girl, Oldliana Mluuizo, yeas Gi* first fe
male •ever to Ihk* thu. Olympic
oxtii <m‘ behalf-oX-all ih* cordt paling athletes. That via* at the
10CU Winter Olympics at Cortina
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By RD EOTERBA
WASHINGTON-*!! became sud
denly imperative that wc get an
oye in the sky over the Pacific.
This surveillance In space will
be necessary, it turns out, lo help
us catch any Soviet rocketeers In
the act o( violating International
law,
Tbo first announcement from
Moscow that the neds would uso
the Pacific Ocean for mlssilo
target pracUce—and for us to
clear the way for them—came as
a Jsr to official Washington.
Then everybody started to get
indignant, going off into nil sorts
of directions—political, diploma
tic, legal and technical.
Sen. .............
Mlko Mansfield
l l f '(D., Mont.)
called the Red plan arrogant,
Harry Truman saidd It
it was brazen.
Out Sen. Francis Case (R., S, D.)
said let ’em have the ocean.
The Slate Department pontificated
about “open acaa.N
Congressman Overton OrooVs
(D., La.), chairman of the House
Science and Aatronautica Commit
tee. eald h« figured the Soviet!
had a legal right to go lobbing
rockets almost anywhere in the
Pacific.
Does this mean, I asked him,
Wire 4—Wed. Jan. 18, 1000
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A .ethe
Meaitas
federal status seeking which I
offer, In tho Interests of selcncc,
as a footnote to the book.
For laboratory purposes, let
us divide tho seekers Into four
classes — civil servants, bureau
crats, very important persons
(VIP) and eggheads. Then let us
examine their status symbols In
the following fields:
Transportation To Work: Civil
aervant — rides bus. Bureaucrat
—Iiaa permit to park own ear In
government lot. VIP — has gov
ernment limousine and chauffeur.
Egghead—valka.
Office Spate: Civil Servant —
has small desk In largo outer of
fice. Uureaucrat — has large deak
in iinall inner office. VIP—hat
large dcak in Urge inner office.
Egghead — has briefcase.
Lunch: Civil servant — eata in
government cafeteria. Bureaucrat
—has two-hour, two-martlnl lunch
In downtown reitaurant. VIP—
has two-hour, two-martini lunch
In private dining room. Egghead
—brlnga own lunch in briefcase.
Cocktail Hour t Civil servant,
bat two bcera at jiome. Bureau
crat — attend* big cacktall party
given by lobbyist. VIP — attends
small cocktail party given by lobbylst. Egghead — has two glasses
of wine at home.
*
Dlnnert Civil servant — call
at home. Bureaucrat — baa twohour, two-raarllni dinner In down
town restaurant, VIP — attends
two liour, two-martini dinner par
ty ylvcn by lobbyist. E ggheadcooks own dinner.
Paradeii Civil servant—watches
from sidewalk. Bureaucrat —
watches from offiro window. VIP
—rides in procession. Egghead —
ignorei whole-thing.
Receptions: Civil servant — not
invited. Bureaucrat — invited.
VIP — stands In receiving line.
Egghead — invited but doesn’t at
tend.
Travel: Civil servant — com
mercial airline, makes own reser
vation. Bureaucrat • Commercial
airline, secretary makes reserva
tion. VIP — government plana.
Egghead — rides bus.
P re u Relation*: Civil servantwrite* letters to editor. Bureau
crat—leaks new* to reports. VIP
—holds presa conference. Egg
head — buy* nowtpaper.
Congressional Hearings: Civil
servant — carries bureaucrat’s
briefcase. Bureaucrat — testifies
before subcommittee, VIP — tes
tified before full committee. Egghead-tella VIP what to say.
FOR PENNIES A DAY!
Revival Begin* Tonight
7:30 P. M.
The Blythe-Duamlre Party
CHURCH Of The NAZARKNE
111 H. Maple, Hanford
SOUTHERN
Natural Gas Co.
SIS Banferd At*.
FA S -U tt
(Bob
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With Enchant inf Diaperlen
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Through Thun. Jan. 14
Lndlen’ gm
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When It ♦« opened In Der-m* 3
e*«ae M t lw Saleeee *T. t i l l • • (fee reel
(he ti-sto ry “House of Electri
Ike Aet ea r eeaoeea eS aaaoek ft IA
city" wilt he the tallest building
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She e-e tee MeeMWetiee M ail Ike !e«sl eetre pelate* m SMe in West Berlin.
T V , h lM J C H irT to a S 4 T O I
could violate International law.
As long as the rockets stay in
space, said Mr. Haley, there’s no
code governing them, but once
they whip Into the atmosphere,
earth laws apply. Should a rocket
come over U. S. territory within
the band of air, it lias violated our
air space.
For our rocket testa over the
Atlantic, Mr. Haley poipted out.
the U. S. had obtained written
consent front countries that lie
under Hie paths of our trajector
ies. The Russians have no such
written approvals In the PadRc.
In the vast Pacific, In which
our 50ill slate and other possess
ions He, the Iteda will bo flirting
with the law. Yet, we have no
adequate way of policing their
coming rockets. The only insw cr
is: a fleet o( radar space cops.
it’s a shivery realization to find
our government saying to its
people that wo cannot legally atop
the Russians from moving ever
do..it to# us with their rockets.
Tho question comes up: How far
will they go? I’d feel a little
safer if wo had some cops out
there to spy in the sky. And,
when and-II necessary, to inter
cept.
Clerk-Typist
Jobs Now Open
At Orlando Base
a* Sen. William rroxm lrc of Wit*
ro-ivn pul It, blurred the issues to
auch an extent that thcae Demo,
erotic cri.ict feel today they are
in an awkard position to challenge
the Republicans. At the first p:g\
ly caucus Democrats, headed By
Sen. Joseph Clark of I’cnnsyl.
vanla. sought to get fro m 'Jo h n o n
a promise th at regular meeting*
would ba held to take up issues
and were finally content with the
reassurance that any Democratic
senator could at* any time convene
a conference.
Within the framework of his in.
evitable commitments — to the
South and the Southern attitud
on integration, to the Texas oil
and ga* interests—most observer*
have praised Johnson’s skill a*
Die leader of. a divided party. Tho
divisions are such that, short of
being ready to sacrifice any sem.
blance of unity between the party
of th e vNorth and the party of tha
South, Johnson could hardly hav#
staked out a forward position un
the more divisive issues.
Now with the goad of his am lA
tlon and In a . presidential year
he may follow a bolder course.
The test will come soon on civil
right* legislation.
The Johnson candidacy attracts
solid organisational support with
in the party. Former .President
Truman i* saying th at he could
conceivably back Johnson for th#
nomination. Many other old pro*
in the Democratic ranks might
follow this lead. But it is d iffiru g
to ace how Johnson, tho political
cal
realist with ao much a t stake in
his supreme position in the Con.
gress, could believe in hi* nomin.
ation as well as h it election.
(plain please)
SMiiy e iw sr se isrle r, suasar, aaa Ck
»»——
carle teas*.
U|m ■' UaMama
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that the Reds could toss their
missiles right up to the interna
tional limits ot our waters? He
said this could well be so. And the
limits come as narrow as threo
miles from our caasts.
This m ejns that unco tho Reds
have free sailing in the midPacific, they can keep coming
closer to our shores—so long as
they warn us in advance. It’s
conceivable, then, that the Reds
could legally pop of! rockets prac
tically in our back pockets.
I could. fed the hbat of tho
“ legal" Red rockets against the
back of my neck as I went
shivering up the street seeking
solace lor my concern.
I hurried over to talk with a
gentleman I consider the coun
try’s most learned, outspoken, in
dependent space lawyer, Andrew
G. Haley (no kin to the comet).
Mr. llalcy, past president and
now general counsel of the In
ternational Aatronuutleat Federa
tion, had a straight answer lo my
question about tho propriety ot
the Russian proposal lor tho P a d .
flc.
"The Soviets,” ssid the expert,
“ are pursuing a dangerous pro
gram ." Their rockets, he said,
•V.
Just W ho Are The "Status Seekers'?
DKTROIT (UPI) — Television
he cloii
has invaded the
cloistered world of
the Catholic convent.
Anil the )>uns have Invaded the
world of Ulavlslon with the
aplomb of seasoned performers.
Nuns perform on a weekly,
hour-long show, .“Science for
Teachers,1* originating from the
University of Detroit atudlo of
Detroit’* educational televMon
station, WTV8 , Chunnel 6d.
When the R t-' Rev, M«gr. Vincent J . llorkan, superintendent of
parochial schools In the archdio
cese, decided to Start the show, hr
approached the nuns about being
the '‘stars.’*
With characteristic dignity,
the nuns who participated In the
•esented the word,
first shows resent,
'show ,'" said <Fr. Raymond R.
Behit abort, producer of the pro
gram.
"A fter a few turn* before the
camera, however, they soon re
allied that this la exactly what
they are doing — putting on a
ihow."
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IV II ON THi WHITE HOUSE—Ttic big seven on the list of Democratic presidential nominee
possibilities are these three senators, three governors and .one former nominee. Adlai
Stevenson and Senator Kennedy at o considered tho strongest a t this early dale.
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By DICK WEST
WASHINGTON (UPI) Dy
now you likely have read, or at
least read about, a book called
’T h e Status Seekers." It Is all
about people who aren't content
with the statui quo.
The book tclli ua bow to recog
nise status seekers by their
status symbols. It is a best
seller Just about everywhere, ex
cept in Washington.
f suspect it lost sales status
here bocause It made people iclfconscious. Few places are more
itatui-mindcd, or have more stat
us symbols, than the U.S. Capi
tal.
1 have done aome res.-arch on
CRO SSW O RD
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including Russia, can speak (or
meaning at art, m utt include
them.
Western Ihiclligene* at present
estimates tbo strength ot the Red
Chinese army at 3,500,000 men un
der arms. Well-placed sources
sty this' ilgure could be prscli
cally
Hi doubled “almost overnight."
The Red Chinese air force has
a total of . about 3,000-planes, of
which about half are MlO-15 or
MIG-17 lighters and about 300 are
Jet bombers, ,
• Their naval strength la negligi
ble, and so la r they have no nu
clear capabilities except as it
might be supplied by Russia.
They are, however, believed to
have the know-how and possibly
the material to touch oU a rela
tively crude atomic blast. So their
atomic possibilities cannot bo
written oil forever.
While Moscow broadcasts have
been solt-pedalling boasts of mili
tary might In favor of disarm a
ment, Peiping broadcasts from
Red China have continued with
unabated truculence.
- Some of tho lied Chinese saberrattling has been attributed to
■sniltlvlty over U.S. refusal to
grant thorn diplomatic recogni
tion, some to n theory that they
still .are flexing their relatively
new military muscles.
In any event, they have served
notice before tin t no summit
ineotlng can be truly a summit
without Red Chinese participation.
The possibility of a Red ChinaU.S., summit seems entirely un
likely so long ad Red China
Passes its demands op Formosa
and 'tho ,U-S- retains Us firm
friendship for Nationalist Presi
dent. Chians .Kal-sbck. .Neither
looms likely to change.
And until there Is a change,
both will continue In maintain
large military forces in the formoss Strait area.
Johnson that arouses the ip-cntest
indignation of hi* followers. They
Argue that it is Just as important
to have a break-through on geo
graphy as It Is on religion, with
Sen. John F. Kennedy determined
to be ths first Roman Catholic pre
sident of the United States.
On tho score of his conviction*
Johnson increasingly merit* tho
label conservative. Tho Johnson
letter of last August that recently
came to light showing him 011 the
side of strong regulatory legists
tion for the trade unions, further
establishes this identity. Here, too,
his passionate adherents rush Into
print to denounce the “knee jerk"
liberals who fail to appreciate the
outstanding qualities of their man.
They argue that this is a time
of moderation and Johnson fits
the time* to a tee. What they over
look, of course, Is that the Republicana have a patent on the label*
moderate and conservative. The
Democrat* when they have won
have almost invariably been chal
lengers of things aa they are;
pioneering figures such aa Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Roose
velt. Only when they found them
selves confuted and divided have
they fallen back upon respectable
candidates such aa John W. Davis
who could lose with dignity as
Davis did in 1324.
How the Johnson cundldacy will
affect the record of the Congress,
hit rivals, and the Democratic
party it an open question. The
complaint against Johnson through
most of the last session was that
he aimply rocked along with the
Eisenhower administration. Ila
boasted a t the end of the sesaion
that he bad cut government spend
ing well below the budgetary level
sot Ly the administration.
The Democratic Congress re
duced, for example, the amount of
money th at the White House had
requefted for space exploration
Clerk-Typist and Clerk-Stenogra and development. Tbit “me-toopher examinations are open now ism,” a t Democratic critics auch
at the Orlando Air Force Base.
Salaries for these positions aro
from <3,255 to <3,755 a year.
This examination closea January
28.
Sanford residents aged IS or
older who are interested in a
Civil Service typist or stenogra
pher position should apply to
take thla examination. Registers
established as a result of this
examination will be used to fill
positions at the Orlando Air Force
Base, McCoy Air Force Base,
Sanford Naval Air Station, and
other federal initallations within
a 35 mile radius of Orlando. P er
sons who attained eligibility un
der Announcement No. 5-2G-7 (59)
should apply for thla new exami
nation if .hey are still Interested
in receiving consideration for
these positions.
Applicants will be required to
pass the general abilities and the
typing test. In addition, steno
graphers will he required to pass
the stenography test consisting of
dictation at a rate of so words
a minute. Applicants must furn
with modem,
ish a typewriter for use in the
exkmlnallou room.
clean, dependable
Interested applicants should ap
ply on Card Form 500-AB and
be sure to include the examina
tion title and announcement num
ber. Apply at any peat office for
application form or information.
Applications or further informa
tion may also be obtained from
the Board of U. 8. Civil Service
AfaSe ntty p i sod Pen an tultmUit
app/isMcr—with Guiftane and a
Examiners. Orlando Air Force
modern
. LP-Gas
j »i range.
rinse. On ia new
Base; the Regional Director, Fifth
modern range the Hams adjuusts itU. S. Civil Service Region, 275
eelf—foods can t burn or noil over.
Automatic cooking i 1 yours—
Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta 3,
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tion, Sanford.
By MARQUIS CHILDS
WASHINGTON — Something
new h a t been added to the com
plex tangle of ambition in the
Democratic Congress beginning
ila second and last session. That
it the serious candidacy for the
piesidential nomination of the
majority leader, Sen. Lyndon
Johnson of Texas.
The redoubtable Johnson began
making noisea like a candidate in
ths late summer and early fall.
Hut those who judged him a real1st In the great game of politics
assumed that he was merely en
gaged In a tactical maneuver.
Now, however, neither hi* rivals
nor his adherents doubt his ob
jective.
With all his drive, his energy,
his yeasty ambition, he is out to
pul together a bloc of Johnson
delegates. In the turmoil of a
deadlocked convention next July
tho Senator from Texaj may use
that bloc to decide the nomination.
Rut In the months ahead his
personal ambition will overshadow
the work of the 8 enate. With three
presidential candidates on the
I Democratic aide of tho aisle, the
new complicating element of John*
son’s candidacy is obvious enough.
And why shouldn't he aspire, to
the presidency, his friends demand
indignantly. Hasn’t ho more ex
perience and hasn’t he demonstrat
ed more ability than any of tho
other candidates? It is the taboo
of the South as it works against
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Ellen Vihlen Weds
William R. Bernosky
Eileen Willard, C. M. Webster
Wed In Lake Mary Ceremony
The Lake Mery Community
Preibyterian Church wee the scene
of an impressive wedding cere
mony Sunday, Jan. 10 at 7 p. m.
when Eileen Keogh Willard, daugh
ter of Mrs. Ida Erickson Keogh
and the late Robert M. Keogh of
Lake Mary and Charles Milo Web
ster, son of Mrs. Isabelle Webster
and the late Romeyn Webster of
• Rochester, ,N. Y. were united In
marriage.
The Rev. John W. Pilley offi
ciated at the candlelight ceremony.
Mrs. William T. Rlakemore, organ
ist, presented a program of wed
ding music.
The bride was escorted to the
altar by her brother. Miles R.
Keogh and was given in marriage
by her mother, Mrs. Ida Keogh.
Mrs. Richard W. Keogh, a slater9 In-law of the bride, was matron of
honor and Miss Kathleen Willard,
the bride’s six year old daughter
was junior bridesmaid. Robert
Rugcnstcin, a cousin or the groom,
was best man and serving as ush
ers were Miles and Richard Keogh.
The church was decorated with
lavender Fuji chrysanthemums,
magnolia leaves in silver contain
ers and silver candelabra.
The bride wore a waits length
dress of lavendar Franciscan lace
over orchid taffeta, featuring a
sabrina neckline and a cummer
bund ending in a tie in the bark.
She wore a single strand of pearls,
a gift of the groom, and carried a
ctoad
WEDNESDAY
£
Volusia-Seminole County Alum
i n a s Assn, of Alpha Chi Omega Sor
ority meets at the homo of Mrs.
Ralph Austin Smith, 2021 Park
Ave., • p. m. All visiting members
invited.
THURSDAY
New Officers ut the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Lake Mary Volun.
tear Fire Department will be in40 stalled at a meeting at the fire
house at > p. in.
Organizational meeting of North
Orlando Carden Club at the home
of Mrs. William Dean, 10 N, 2nd
St. at 7 p. m
Sanford H. D. Club meets at the
Home Demonstration Center on
23th St. at 2 p. m.
Azalea circle of Garden club
meets at the home of Mrs. G. M
m Shipp, 200 E. itth St. at • p. as.
*
Central Circle of the garden
club meets at the home of Mrs.
N. II. Brewer in Silver Lake at
1:20 p. m.
Hemerocallle Circle of the garte a club raeete at the borne of
Mrs. P. J . Westgate, 2007 Cor
dova Dr. at 7:20 p. m. th e will
show slides of her trip through
Poland.
Magnolia Circle of the garden
« j|e lu b .w ill meat a t the homo «f
Mrs. Fred Harris. Country Club
Rd. at 10 a m. Mrs. P. L.
Woodruff III will be guest speak
er.
The Ivy Circle of the garden
du b win meet at the borne ef
Mrs. Leoo Swain, 411 Willow
Ave. a t 2 p. m. Mrs. George Mc
Call will speak on potted plants.
Seminole Reoekah Lodge 4d
meets at > p. m. for business
Jftseesioa. Installation service at 2:20
p. m. open te the poMle.
ftp h A nti(i!A
House guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C L. Wallis, the pest week w ire
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hagen and Mrs.
-R o se Wallis aod eon, Billy, all
<M*f Milwaukee, Wie.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lea Prankhe announce the birth of a nine
pound II os., daughter, Robin
Lae, born Dec. 20 at Athens,, Ga.
Mrs. Franklin ie the farm er CarMen Ha lienbeck el Sanford. Both
Mr. and Mrs. PrankUn graduated
from Seminole High School with
the class of INI.
Bible topped with an orchid and and carried a cascade bouquet of
lavendar satin ribbon streamers. lavendar mums with satin ribbon
Her short veil fell from a small | streamers. The Junior bridesmaid
; .tore a floor length dress identical
lavendar satin crown.
The matron of honor worf a tur , 10 the matron of honor's and carquoise blue lace dress over tglfeta ' rird a small bouquet of lavendar
mums and wore a no«cgsy in her
hair.
The bride's mother chose a navy
blue drers with white accessories
and a while camellia corsage. The
groom’s mother wore a light blue
linen suit with black acccsaories
and pink camellia corsage.
Fallowing the ceremony a recep
tion was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Rugcnstcin, on
Crystal Lake, in Lake Mary. The
house was decorated throughout
with arrangementa of white mag
nolia leaves and pink and whllf
camellias.
The refreshment table was over
laid with a linen cut-work cloth. On
one end was the punch bowl and
(he other held a five-tiered wed
ding cake, lopped with an arrange
ment of wedding belli. The center
heart-ibaped arrangement of white
camellias wai in a silver container.
Mrs. Bernard Bevins, West Palm
Reach, aiater of the groom and
Mrs. Homer Gleason served the
cake; Mrs. William Thorne and
Mrs. William Harmon presided at
the punch bowl and Mrs. Miles
Keogh kept the bride’s book.
Mrs. Webster chose a gray suit
and the orchid from her bridal bou
quet for her going away outfit. The
couple left for a wedding trip to
Nassau.
Out of town guests included Mrs.
Bernard Bevins. W e s t P a l m
Beach: Mr. and Mrs. Mllrs Keogh,
Orlando, and Mra. Irving King of
West Palm Beach.
The bride was born in Chicago,
III., and graduated from West View
High School in West View, Pa. She
has resided in Lake Mary for the
p u t 12 years.
The groom was born In fMllirord,
V. Y. and is a graduate of Victor
CHARLES MILO WEBSTER
High School, Victor, N. Y.
MR. AND MRS.
First Baptist Church Hosts
Girls' Assn. Council Meeting
The Girls* Auxiliary Council of
the Seminole Baptist Association
held the quarterly meeting Satur
day at the First Baptist Church
in Sanford.
Tbc meeting was called to or
der at 10 a. m. by the atsoclaUooal d o c to r , >Mrs. Lewis Fulch
of Loogwood. She also gava the
devotion part of the program and
VAH-11 Wives
Hold Meeting
The VAH-11 EniDlod Mena'
Wlvea Club held the January meet
ing at the C. P. 0. club room
at the Naval Air Station.
At the business session. Mra.
Sylvia Bratton teas elected secre
tary-treasurer to replace Mrs.
Ruth DUlhunty who resigned, due
In illness.
Members voted to continue pub
lishing the VAH-11 newspaper,
“ The Checkermales’’, while the
men are aboard ihip.
Mrs. Kay McLeod, Mrs. Delores MlUer aod Mra. Lou Shanks,
hostesses for the month, served
refreshments of part} sandwiches,
ctko and coffee to the group.
Mra. Janice Lewis was wel
comed as a new member. Other
members praaeat were Mra. Brat
ton, Mrs. Fay Ford, Mra. Helen
Gerbis, Mrs. Lily Spain, Mra.
Dauphlne Bsauchamp, Mrs. Julia
Girtler. Mrs. Ana Siectkowski,
Mra. Polly Shields. Mrs. Verna
Bolton and the three bostesaes.
presided at the business session.
The following officers were
elected to serve during the com
ing year: Carla Lommler, Longwood, president; Patsy Holland,
Elder Springs, vice president:
Sharon Giles, Laka Monroe, sec*
relary-lreasurer; Carolyn Turnrr,
Sanford,
community
mission*
chairman: Thereaa Sellars, Gene
va, stewardship chairman: Deb
bie Rotunda, Geneva, social chair
man and Carolyn llaynir, Longwood, chorister.
Mrs. A. J. Peterson, Installing
officer, conducted an impressive
service, using as the theme,
“ Crown Him King of Kings." Pre
ceding the service, Donna Beard
sang “ I’m A Child Of The King"
and at the conclusion Jcri Wheatland sang “The Lord’s Prayer."
Both were accompanied at the pia
no by Mrs. H. L. Johnson.
Judith Lawman and Sharon
Giles served aa registrars and
reported that 20 girls and coun
selors registered for the meeting.
The group will meet again at 10
a. m. Feb. 12 at the Geneva First
Baptist Church.
A.C.O. Sorority
Plans Meeting
MILS. WILLIAM R. IIKRNOSKY JR-
Airs. Cooper Speaks
To Oviedo Women
BY MARIAN R. JONES
Mrs. F. W. McCall Jr. greeted
guest* as they arrived for the
January luncheon meeting of the
Oviedo Woman’s Club Friday.
The spacious room was arilstically decorated with balloon
bouquets of pastel shades of blue,
pink, and yellow, tied with colorful bow*. Small particles of con
fetti completed the center serving
table arrangements, rink hibiscus
Church
Calendar
WEDNESDAY
Members or First Baptist W
M. U. will attend prayer meeting
in a group, T. U. executive meet
ing, g:13 p. m. Royal Ambassa
dors, 7 p. m.
Pinecrest Baptist Church 2. S
officers and teachers' supper and
meeting 6:30 p. m. B. A. meeting,
7 p. m., prayer meeting, 2 p. m.
and music committee meeting,
8:42 p. m.
Presbyterian Senior High choir
supper, 2 p. m. Mid-week Bible
hour, 7 p. m.
THURSDAY
Pinecrest Baptist Church visita
tion 10:20 a. m. to 7 p. m. Choir
practice 7:20 p. m.
First Baptist Church Royal Am
bassadors, 7 p. m.
Presbyterian Church, Girl Scout
Troop 232 meets at 2:12 p. m.
Bridge Meets
A t Jarrell Home
Mra. D. L. Jarrell eotertained
tbe VAH-3 monthly bridge group
at her home Thursday, Jan 7.
The winning high score wai held
by Mra, A. J. Blaha and second
by Mrs. D. W. Caswell.
Others attending were Mr*. R.
W Repp, Mrs. K. M. Sandon,
Mrs. D. E. Dearolph, Mra. II. A.
Lackey, Mrs I. M. Rowell Jr.,
Mra H. G. Goben, Mrs. E. E.
Austin, Mrs. C. D. Schoonover
and Mra. C. N. James.
The Volusia-Seminole County
Alumnae Association of Alpha Chi
Omega Sorority will meet at the
home of Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith,
2021 Park Ave. at 2 p. m. tonight.
All visiting AIpns Chi* are eor>
dieliy invited. For reservations
—Jelilra and beverages can be
Mra. 2mith, FAlrfax flavored with fragrant, dark pur
All but three per cent of nil telephone
ple petals of lavender.
married couples today maintain 2-4322.
their own household, in 1240, the
proportion ef married couples liv
ing in with relative* was ever
twice aa great, or seven per cent.
h b b m
Minn Freddie Berry hill
Birthday party
Honors Freddie
Mr. and .Mrs. II. E. Bcrryhill
entertained with a birthday party
thia week end. honoring their
daughter, Freddie, on her 12th
birthday. The guests assembled
at the Berryhill home, 2109 Mag
nolia Ave. for an evening of
dancing and party games.
A valentine theme was carried
out in decoration* and the guests
were given novelty hats and horns
upon arrival. Each couple re
ceived hala of a different color,
so earh one could easily identify
his partner.
Refreshments of assorted sand
wichcs, potato ehips, pickle chips
and soft drinks were served to
the merrymakers.
Guests included Bonnie Caolo,
Doyle Carlton, Peggy Creamer,
“ Rabbit" Richards, Susie Brrwincton. Sonny Messer, Brrky Bic
ker, Mike Smith, John Jrrnigan,
the honorre and her three little
cousins. Frances, Denise and
Carla Jarrel.
were used lengthwise the tables,
also forming a center arrange
ment for the officer's table. Yellowhibiscus and roses were displayed
at other points in the room.
Mrs. Sparks Lee Clonts and her
committee, Mrs. F. W. McCall,
Jr., Mrs. Bob Psrkei, Mrs. C. E.
Minlcr, Mrs. Frank Gaydlck, Mrs.
Theodore Aulln, Jr. and Mr*. T.
W. Talbott served a fried chicken
luncheon, with lemon Ice box pie.
Following the luncheon Mrs. W.
H. Martin introduced the guesl
speaker, Mra. R. F. Cooper, of
j Sanford, a former resident of
Oviedo. Mrs. Cooper In turn in
troduced Mr. Dame, of the Semi
nole County Health Unit, before
speaking.
She dealt mainly with the duties
of Mrs. Ivra, president of the
Seminole County Mental Health
Unit. Following her speech Mr.
Dame entertained the gueeta and
visitors with a moving pirture, “ A
Family Affair." which wai rela
tive to the subject.
Mrs. Charles T. Ntblsck announced that in February a rooked
food sale will be held at the
time of the meeting with mem
ber! of Ihe November, December
and March luncheon committees
participating. A white elephant
and rummage sale is alto schedul
ed for March. Proceeds will be
usrd tor Ihe building fund.
Mr*. Estes announced that the
combined drive, sponsored by the
club, would be conducted Ihe first
week In February, Mrs. John Lun
dy consented to act as chairman
of this committee. Volunteers
were asked to help. They includ
ed Mrs. James II. Brookshire,
Mrs. Joe Battle, Mrs. W. T. Wal
ker, Mr*. Charles T. Niblack,
Mrs. Doris Pattarton, Mrs. Jack
Dodd, and Miss Rulh Davidson.
• Mrs. B. F. Wheeler, member
ship chairman, announced that
Mrs. J. H. Lee and Mrs. C. L.
West, Sr. had been reinstated by
(he board members of the club.
About sixty members and gueata
were present for the meeting.
• Dancing
Nightly
RAMIIOO LOUNGE
•
From 2 P. M.
C o c k t a ils
Served on Sunday
The wedding of Miss Ellen Kn- gift of tha groom.
The matron of honor
rnth Vihlen, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Erie Leonard Vihlen and powder blua falllo outfit
William Richard Bernosky Jr., son white accessories and carried •
of Mr. and Mra. William Bernosky, cascade bouquet of yellow *hrr*
all of Sanford, w«* solemnized santhemums.
Dec. .1(1 at 11 a. m. at All Souls
The Hride'e mother ehoee a
Catholic Church.
browp silk print drees with white
The Rev. Richard Lyons offici accessories and n white sensation
ated a t th* double-ring nuptial corsage. The groom'* mother warn
a green silk print dress with hlnrk
mass.
Tlie chuich was decorated with accessories and a pink carnation
palms, baskets of white gladioli corsage.
Follow ing tha ceremony a ratapand chrysanthemums and the al
ta r with poinsettias and evci green. tlon was held a t th* home af the
Mrs. F. K. Roumill.it, organist, bride's parent*. The house was
played the nuptial music and sang j decorated with wedding bell* and
•’Ave Maria." The bride was given the flower arrangements from th*
church.
in marriage by her father.
Mra. John Jones, a cousin of the j Mrs. Dorothy Bernosky served
bride, was matron of honor, and the wedding taka and presiding M
tha groom'a brother, Thomas the punch bowl were the mothaen
Bernosky, was best man. Daniel j of the bridal couple.
Bernosky, another brother of the 1 Mr*. Rernosky chose for her go
ing away outfit a green velr**
groom, served as ring bearer.
The bride wore a ballrrin a. suit with white accessories and
length gown of white silk organta | the orchid from her weddiag hen*
with a tare bodice and front panel, quet. Following a weddiag trip
Her shouldrr length veil of white I the couple will he at heea* at 221
Illusion fell from • tiara of seed i West 9th St. Sanford.
pearls. She carried a cascade j Out of town guests tawladed
bouquet of while chrysanthemums, George Vihlen, of Windeeaara,
centered with a white orchid and Austin Vihlen of Sarasota and
wore a single strand of pearls, *1 Randall Robbins of SL Cloud.
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annoying.
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end increasing circulation.
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Catholic Church. V ■ lU 'M tr. Richard Lyon* o'
lU d at tha doublt-ring nu
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The church m i decorated
palm*, baskets of whit* fla
aad chrysanthemum* and lk«
j. tar wtth polaiattiaa aad t n i r
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baue w u dacaraiad throngboat
wRk arraagamaata of white mag.
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altar by bar brolker. Mile*
Keogh aad waa giro* la taarrli
Beraoaky, waa boat man, Daalal
•ornealty, aaothar brother of the
gteom, served a* ring bearer.
Tha bride war* a ballerina
length nam of white allk argaooa
MM brida l six Mgr Old daoghl
Mr*. William Harmao presided at
tea punch howl aad Mr*. Milo*
Real* kept tha bride'a hook.
Mr*. Wabttar hkaoa « gray mU
and Ik* orchid from bar bridal boa*
goat far bar going away eutflu Urn
aanpi* loft far a wadding trip to
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Mr*. P. W. McCall Jr. greeted
auaati aa they arrived for the
January luaebaoa meeting of tea
Ovlada Woman'* Club Friday.
The spaeioui room wa* arils*
Ueally decorated with balloon
bouquets of panel ihadea of blue,
ptek, aad yallaw, tied with colorM bow*. Imatl particles of cootettt complated tea canter eerviag
taklo arta—aments. Pink Mktsaoa
war* aaad langthwlw tha tabteo,
also lanalag a caoter arrangemeat ter Urn officer's table. Yallaw
hlbiicui aad roaai ware dimlayod
at other petet* is tha roam.
Mn. Sparha Lea CloaU aad her
committee, Mr*. P. W. McCall,
Jr., Mr*. Rob Parker, Mira. C. K.
Minter, Mr*. Prank Gaydifck; Mr*.
Tbaodaro Aulia, Jr. and Mr*. P.
W. Talbott tarred a Mod chicken
luncheon, with lessen tea ban pin.
Fallowing tea luachaan Mr*. W.
H. Martin introdneed Urn go*at
Orlade. Mrs. Caspar la'torn In
troduced Mr. Dana, at the Pamlaala County Health Unit. kafsro
teaaking.
Ska dealt mainly with Urn dnttea
at Mm. Ivaa, president a# tea
Pamteal* Comb Mental Health
tsdrSK
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visiters with a maring picture, "A
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time at tea mooting with mambars of tea November, Deeembar
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NEW YORK (UP!) — Now that
CBS Is littiag hi la oo tha toeb*
nlcil trleka of Urn TV trade wKB
iom i now-famous "moments of
truth," I think room shoald ho
made for one more truthful mo»
ment.
Along with anaouncameots that
lay "audlonco reaction technically
produced" ( m e a a l a g canaad
laughter or applauae), why net
add a few appropriate woria
when a show la aecoadhandT
They could aay, “The preceding
program wai a rebroadeast." Or,
better itilt, “The next program I*
a re run."
Thii thought occurred Monday
night after watching a repeat e(
a Father Knowa Beat episode m
CBS-TV. At the ebow'a cenctailoa,
the announcer made the comment
about the uie of a canned eaeephony but he laid nothing about ear
having aeon a repeat. If a men*
tlon of canned laughter la eaaan*
Ual, shouldn't the autUenee alao
be told about re runiT la fact, the
latter could be more eaeeaUal,
relatively. Such aa announcement
would got quite a workout during
thli “new" uaaon. for CB*-TV • £
ready hai given ua repoata la ept>
•odei of Rawhide, Lineup, peery
Maion, the Deilhi hour, lack Bern
ny'a abow and Father Knowe
Beit.
It'i June la January.
WILSON OR COLONIAL
TEN D ER SM OKED
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SHANK PORTIONS
RATH'S BLACKHAWK
OR FARMER CRAY TIP-TOP QUALITY
The Danny Thomas shew atari*
cd oft in fine, fait and fuaay atyle
at Thom,i denounced Jack Ben*
ny. Then, aa Beany walked lain
hli CBS-TV ahow, Themaa greet*
ed hli fellow comedian wttk a Mg
hello. It wai good fun. Valeria*
nately the remainder of the alary
line, bated on the Feuat life ad.
waa net aa funny or a t Feuat .
SLICED RINDLESS BREAKFAST
First Cuts
Sliced
BACON
B u tt '
Portions
Dialing and Filing! Steve ABea
didn't give u i a new reading an*
ilgnment during hla NBC-TV hour
Monday night. Gueaa the librarian
will be empty today. Gcerfa Mi*
harii, portraying a Frank SmatTn*
t;pe performer la “ Aetloia' Off
Screen," the Alcoa Theater drama
on NBC-TV, did hla own c a ro s ra
lot Of good with the Job ha tamed
In. The final chapter la ARC-TV*
two-pertcr, “ Gold, Glory and Coo*
ter," on Cheyenne, Included laat
week's battle aceaee and a rheaga
In approach to the form at IRo
dialogue la this contrived Sow do
force remained Inflated. Tha aefc
inf bonora went to Larry Dehtta,
who portrayad Gea. Phil Shari,
dan. Clint Walker, aa amlaMo
looking fellow, remalaa a lartta a
ly detached performer, tgroo
Green overplayed hla rolo aa
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eeuae la hie weekly aaalgameaf 1b
the NBC-TV wsatara, Boaiaae, ho
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Another M ajor College Cage Team
Bites The Dost; Cind M a y Be N e x t
Saminole* earn* out with a lightning fait
the first half b i t n ifh t and rolled p u t top rated
r a aeon of IM S .
waa the sixth victory to u many atarta for the
.
I into b at nights contest the Darters, whose record
By JERRY COVINGTON
Wall, it looks ns though tha long dry
spall h u ended. After no many years of
1, had already eat them-
as • m aster in the
they had dlapUyad a
leal af power.
; seenngJIw Oracoy pacad
tack tor to# Samisolci with
Id aea!e and a sm free
•max him a total af ST
i avaatag. Ha baa aow aeortotal af .llt points for the
aad at praae*. la the toadwar to tha OBC. He hit
U t aaa headers from all
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HEW YORK (U PD -Joha Uakaa,
M-yaar-old quarterback tor to*
ckamploe Baltimore Colte, today
Cowboy Ornate handled was named the 'outitaadteg Na
Ok af the rabounding for tional football League player of
atoatea aad added IS point*
total. Ma puked up moat
r $ £ L t :£
Mid .T a r r y Christen#**
dak of Ma bast ball snmci
Wildcats will have plenty of trouble on
their hands.
At the first of tha season. Coach Bud
Layer was vary cautious about the out
come of the season but after taking six in
a row ha is feeling much better about tha
situation.
Tha nbouitdinf which w u the biggest
queation mark at the beginning of tha aaa*
•on has been taken care of by Cowboy
Oravats and Doug Tamny and if they con
tinue to get the ball off the boards they
could go nil the way.
High scoring Jim Gracey continued hln
fine job in the scoring department and has
now pushed his total for the season to 121
points in nix games. He dropped in 27
points and hit practically avarythlng from
tha floor that no threw up.
Tha overall speed of the Seminoles has
accounted for the success so far with little
Ray Lundqulst leading tha way. Tha
scrappy all conference yuard played a
tremendous first half and kept high scor
ing Larry Hutchinson of the Darters
scrambling all the way.
In summing up tha important confer,
ence victory, Layer stated that it was a
tremendous team effort and if his young,
stera continue to show the same .spirit,
they'll be ready when the tournaments
begin February 18 in Apopka.
fcceek was oee sf the big
S S tL.«i«U T £ «a iS
Two "old pro" quarterbacks,
karsts type sf bell and the Charley Coaerly af the New York
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Glams sad 'Bobby Layae of toe
to m m H i m t k v a i m ■Itr Pittsburgh stoelera, sad Raymoad
m A X Mb k§B U *» Urow- Berry, Biltimora effoailve ead,
iS W rm d Jt g m jito ■"•I- tied for third with two votes sack.
J. D. Smith, offeniir* halfback tor
tka Sin yrsadace rarty-Nlaara,
aad Pat Semmarall, New York's
placo-klckcr, spin toe remaiateg
two vote*.
Unites. whose paislag ability
makes tb* Wasters Division All*
Stars favorites over Uw East tor
Sunday1! annual Pro Bowi game
at Lea Angaiar, skewed tha marralaiu rnniiitanry to MM that has
LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Youthful Dow Finsterwald,
one golfer who always playa it "cool," was almost apologetic
on hla way to tha bank today after pocketing first-place
money ia the $87,500 Loe Angeles Open. "You can hardly call 71 a great round," Finsterwald said
Tuesday following hla three-stroke victory in tha raiiitroubled Las Angolea to u rn ey .------------------------------------------"But 1 fu*M the other fellows
a—n
had troubles of their own. The
Tequeete, Fla., professional poe-
ketod ••.M0 for abootlnc 4-u«der par ISO far the 71 kola event
—including a f t ea the final day.
A
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MOBILK, Ala. (UPI) - Topranked junior welterweight Kenny
Lana gate a chance to move up
In tha full-weight itasdtega to•night in a rubber match with
speedy Ralph Dupes of New Orleana ia a 10-round taiavliioe bout
Lane, a Muakagoa, Mich., aouthpay, has had only two 147-pound
clan match**, winning both, and
Ring magailn* ranks him tlxUi
among contenders tor welter
weight champion Carioa OrtU,
who beat him ia a match for toe
title last June.
Dupes, a M-yaar-old with a IB114 record, ranks eighth among
welterweight! in the Ring magatin* rating* aad lOto with to*
NBA.
Jim Lea Howeil af the Gteats rails
Ptoa toagaa's bast btaohlng far a
passer," Uniter lad the fwiti ta
tkair aoooad straight Wastsra Division title.
The starfish is not a fish. It
gays. Meat!, teaching pro 'from
ia an "aebinoderm," or apinyMe completed aa aH-timy aaa sea adjoining Hlllereet Country Club,
skinned animal.
aoarod to SO for the final round
landing the league ia nota over Gto soggy Rancho tours* and
te (1M) aad passing yardage a Ue for foarth at H i.
Ha alas lad fit attempt# with
With Monti eliminating himself
hy to* Gait* as a from aoataattoa, th en was a s aaa
tm agent for, the asst sf aa fa alas to match rtnaterwald's steady,
ecal telephone call to Pittiburih prseaare-proof play. Jay Hobart,
ia IMS, ia the moat consistent pas
ser to grace tha NFL since Otto gaaford, made aaa briar atab aad
Graham guided tha Brows* to ate dyow within twe strokes of Dow.
division title* la a* many tries hi ■at ho had to settle for a three1444-U. Unites his thrown at toast way Ma with HU Collins, Crystal
aaa touchdown peas ia hla last 17 K im , aad Dave Ragaa, Orlando,
regular aaa aaa games, aa MPLraa- at Mg for second place money.
year'* nil*. Aad it's a far cry from
Each pocketed I W t i t t .
Tommy Bolt, Crystal River, ac tbo fra* and unlimited aubslltuUoa
tually had the best round of too ton coaches favor.
day — shooting a d i that tied United Prsea International lo a n
ed that these war* tha proposal!
up for a final vote af the commH<
tea hsadad by Gas. Robert Nay-
Oviedo Takes
Two From Ocoee
Oviedo picked up torn victories
from Ocoee last Bight as tha var.
slty won 74-46 while the Jayvees
took a close 444# tag* game.
NEW YORK (UPI) - Roy M High scoter for Oviedo ia tha
Cake aaaauaoad today torn a new, varsity tilt was Jerry Arndt aad
Roy Walnwrlght with 17 poiata
each whila Mflm Dads duakad ia
IS points.
Ia too Jayveo ooalsat , Oviedo
paced by Jimmy DoBhaso and
Tom Kates, who both rotted ap 11
jolntii war tk i nip m 4 tuck tattle
New Pact Slated
For Title Bout
-T h a t one "wild sard" substi
tute* be permitted at any stags af
HANOVER, N. H. (UPD-Dart- tha gams, instead of only during
mouth Colie a* football Coach Bob
Blackman Tuesday confirmed he those periods while tha stock was
had beta "informally approached"
to accost a coaching jab at tha
University of Calltoraia. However,
Blackman said the chaacts cf his
lea ring Dartmouth at this flaw
were “very, very light I am vsoy
happy at Dartmouth."
Hippy A t Dartmouth
(VPI) — Tba Chicago
FOST
IMhd Praia TatsraiMsnal
Soulbara Matbodiat aaat Tataa
AAM eraihlag dowa oa. what
eoulc' ba the bagiaaiai of a 14bour blits that would leave the
natloo'i major college basketball
ranki without aa unbeaten team.
SMU ended the Aggiai' 10-j.sm*
winning alreak with a 4*44 vic
tory at Cndaga Station, ten.,
Tuoaday eight, leaving only throe
unbeaten major flvea la tba coun
try—and all three face top ap
portion tonight;
Cincinnati, the datlon'a No. 1
teaip which la riding a U-gama
winning itraak, face* the first, of
two tough ciaihei this week when
k oppoaea S-10 Bob Nordmann
and St. Loul* at the Cincinnati
Qardeni. Thla ahapaa up aa one
of tba roughait taeta (or Otcar
Robertson and kit Cincy teammataa tinea they bowed la the
NCAA tournament eemiflaala to
California lait March.
The nation’* other two major
nnbaataa power* — Vlllanova and
LaSalle — riik their' mark* on
the tame card at the Palaitra in
Phlladalpbia.
Vlllanova (M ) oppoaea Tarnp it (104) in tba flrit game of tbo
doublehcader and than LaSalle
(S-0) takaa on Syracuse (S-S). Vll
lanova and LaSalla are alight fa
vorite* but It would not be a
major .upaet If either Tempi* or
Syracua* won.
A crowd of S.MO law Stavo
Strange throw Ip S4 pointa on .12
field goala and IS fre# .brows la
addition to hauling dowa IS re
bound* to lead SMU, pra-aaaiou
Southweit Conference favorite, to
h i victory ever the Th h A ||) e .
1MU out . rtbooadod UM Aggies.
47-17, aad bit oa 44 par cent of
ill Hold foal attempts compared
to M par coat h r the Cadet*.
The Agglaa acorad aaraa atralgM
petals la tha flail minutes ta paU
withla (hair flail two-p#tat deftcU bat SMU coalroUad tha ball at
tba flail baiter.
Notre D ana acorad Ha Mto v ie
tory la IS laaw i, tS-TS, evar DoP aul;, Duka'a Atlantic Caaat Cooferaaaa loaders downad Ckmaoa,
10-41; North Taxaa State whipped
MeMurry. SOS3, and Pitteburgh
dafaatad William k Mary. 7744. b
the alaht’a athar top |i a M .
Mika Oraaay acorad with M
lacoodi loft to play to pot Notre
Dana ahead, 71-70, i»d thee add
ed two froo throw* at the flail
bunor to apart DcPinl at Chi-
Clso.
.
as aad Jan Faldmaa soared SI
poiata to lew: G*erg* Waabtngtaa
to a 7S4S victory over P t Myar.
Outclasses Opponent
LO« ANGELES (UP1) - POrma*
California welterweight champing
Charlie (Tambatoas) Smith aaaa
ptotely outclassed Kid Kayo b a te d
bated awarded a aevaath roueI
kaockaat la to* 10-rowed mate
avast Tuesday at the Olympic Au
ditorium.
C IV IL SERVICE BOARD
C IT Y OF SANFORD, FLORIDA
•ATTENTION:
MECHANICS*
Tha Civil Service Board of tha City of Sanford, Florida
will accept applications for tha position of MECHANIC.
Appointment ia to bo made soon.
REQUIREMENTS
*
H it Tricks
,
GRAND PORKS. N. D. «UP1) North Dakota Univarsity's Rag
Morrell! posted the three-goal hat
trick for tbo secoad straight sight
ia leading North Dakota to a S-I
hockey wia over Colorado Coilag*
Tuesday Bight
ALL applicants moat reside in tha County, bit of food
moral character and physical fitness; and, have had a*
least a high school education. Opportunity for advene*,
mont baaed on merit, aft latency, industry and aondugi
A«« limit U . For further details eaN a t tha City Hall.
Redtegs Sign Two
CINCINNATI (UPf) - Tba Cteciaaati Radtogi Tuesday announc
ed to* signing of Ca! McLiah, far
mer Ctevslaad- ladteaa pitching
star, aad ca te n a catekar Xd
Bailey t* 1M0 coatract*.
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD
Mack N. Ctevstand Jr*
N .O. Gamer, Bxanrfnwr
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Concern Noted In
State Political Costs
WILLIAM O. COX, district counselor for the State Dept, of Vocational Rehabiiitation, was (truest s p e a k e r at the meeting of the Seminole Assn, for
Retarded Children. He is shown with Mrs. Elmer Van Pelt, left, and Mrs.
David Laude, president of the county association.
(Herald Photo)
Child Group
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - T h e
growing cost of winning high stale
political office it causing consider*
able concern in this big election
year, and. is likely to stir up some
fuss in the next Legislature.
Thrre would-be candidates have
already dropped by the wayside,
saying tbey could not raise that'
much money.
One, House Speaker Thomas I).
Beasley, said he intends to do
something about it. He said he will
ask the 19G1 Legislature to enact
laws to prevent the wealthy from
buyinR the top olficcs for their
candidates.
His general Idea of election law
reform drew Immediate backing
front Gov. LeRoy Collins and Sec*
rctary of State K. A. Gray, neither
of whom will be in office when the
Legislature meets.
This Is not a new problem. It's
Just that the total figures get big*
gcr each election.
C. Karris Bryant nf Ocala backed
out of the governor's race shortly
before the first primary in 1930,
saying he had run out of money.
Two days later, he re-entered'the
race with the word friends had
rome through with the necessaryfunds.
He spent a total of $63,000 and
ran third.
Bryant plans to try again this
year and apaprcnily is better heelThat 1933 race cost Collins, win
ner in an unprecedented first pri-I
raary shoo-in. about $3oo.ooo. Hut
candidates this year figure it will
take $300,000 to reach the first pri
mary and another $3.vJ,t>jQ for a
run-off.
If this trend continues, expendi
tures will go way out of sight with-■
in 10 years, becoming, in the [
words of Sen. Krrd O. Dickinson of
West Palm Beach, one of this
year's candidates, a “ bottomless
pit.*'
HARLEY ANDERSON (center) in congratulated by VAH-7 Commanding
officer Kenneth F . Rowell (left) after completing 20 years of service with
the Navy. Anderson will retire in Sanford and operate Ida own auto-repalr
shop. M rs. Anderson looks on.
Antibiotics were first nimle
available for clinical use in the
United Stairs in into when peni
cillin was produced commercially.
IU 9Q
•
Invites Parents
- 'x j S
The Seminole Association for
Retarded Children has Invited all
members and Interested parents
to attend a meeting next Monday
In the LltUe Red Schoolhouie and
inspect the new quarters for pre*
school age children.
William O. Cox, district counse
lor for the State Dept, of Voca
tional Rehabilitation, spoke to the
group at Us meeting this week ami
urged parents of retarded children
to be reassured that these child
ren can be taught useful tasks anJ
recommended entering them In
community training projects.
Cox also said that retarded
young adults interested In the
rehabUltatloR sendee ere Invited
to contact hls office.
FIRST CUT
PORK CHOPS
SPARE RIBS
PORK ROAST
MEATY
BLAH HMOKED
ECONOMY SLICED
BACON 1 9 * B ACCil - 2 3 *
FOUR-YEAR-OLD Becky Juno Appleton of Clenrwntcr irot her first look
a t snow recently u« her family motored through Nushville, Tenn.
N ew Folk Singer
To Appear Here
Producer A m end Deutsch and
his associate, Judd Barnard, be
lieve they have uncovered an in
teresting new folk-singer persona
lity in Clark Allen, M-year-old
Los Angeles artist, who will ap
pear In support of Bette Davis
and Barry Sullivan, Marring in
“ The World of Cart 8andburg,“
a brand-new theatrical presenta
tion coming to the Civic Center
Jan SO.
Alien, who will interpolate seve
ra l of Carl Sandburg's moat cele
brated songs In the Deutsch-Beraard production, la a gifted instru
mentalist and artist as well as si
promising folk-singer personality.
Although be has concertized widely
throughout California and has also
played in a score of Left Bank
bistros in Paris, Allen was dis
covered by the producers starring
ia a Sunset Boulevard night club
With the picturesque name of the
Purple Onion.
When medical iclence learns
how to transplant organa—even
human hearts—it will be vitally
Important that it also ia possible
to store these organa In “ banka,"
just as bonca, eyes and arteries
are successfully stored today.
«<««■ goal iiit3
e n research,.
This
has urn
not wbeen
but progress Is being made toward
U in • Heart Fund study.
For the first time In medical
history a heart has been cooled
to ■ tem perature of minus tight
degrees centigrade outside the
body, implanted in a laboratory
animal’s circulatory system—and
has gone to work.
Preservation of human organs
Is a m ajor medical challenge, be
cause organs don't take gracefully
to this kind of treatment.
Although human cells have been
frozem to minimum 459 degrees
fahrcnhclt—almost absolute z e ro end have been restored to normal
function, It Isn't possible to freeze
a heart or a kidney. They are In-
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•-p l o i i i u a iit a t s : m a x k os' m x v o n o
IX TIISJ MTATK OS' S'LOMIIIA
a t t u b c l o s u o r h u b i x h s s o x u see, as, seae
A a s sm s
Cash, balancra w ith other bunks, Including rr.erve
balance., and cash llama In lirwcaaa of collection .— , 1
I’n lt.d Blalaa Uovernm snt obligation*, direct and guaranteed
O bligation* o f Blatta and political' a u ltd lv la lo n a
■
Other bond*, not**, and debenture* .
.............. .
Corporal* atocka (Including tnon* sto c k of Federal
Il***rv* U ankl
----------- ------- ---------- ---- ------Loans and discount* (Including (non* overdraft*) _, ___ _ _ i
Bank prem ise, owned IJ 1 , 000.00, (urnJtur* and fixtures
■ a s s .o o a .o * --------------------------------------------------------------------------(Dank premier* owned art aahjocl to t nono lie n , nui
assumed bjr bank) ----- -------— — ___ ___ __ _________ _
R eal Kptato owner other Ilian llan k Prem ise* ........... .
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In stalm en t* and other a.eet* IndlraoUy representing hank
bank p r e cise * or other real aatato
________
Customers' liab ility to thle bank on acceptance* outstanding
------- - Non*
Other a ssets - ....... —
— - ...----------------- --- ----------------- -------- Nona
TOTAL A H J K T S -------------- ---- --------------- -------------------------- n .m , slats
u ia iu n ta
Demand deposit* of Individuals, partnerships, and corpora
Ilona ------------------------------------- — ----------- ----------- ---- ------ 5.S0S.tif IS
Tim e deposit* of Individual* partnership*, and coropratlona S .tS t.ltl.S t
Deposit* of United Btatea Uovernanent (Including postal
e a s i n g * ) -------------------------------------'
----- -------- .--------------- 711.T il l ]
Daputlla o f Blalaa and pollilra) subdivisions ____________ 41*1-1.5*
'D eroall* o f oaaka ............................ ............. „ — ------ ---------TS,M t.lt
Other deposit* (certified and officer*' checks, etc.) ...............44,014 I]
TOTAL DEPOSITS ----- -------- — fI * .I **.#»(.!I
S ill* payable, rediscount*, And other lla b lllllt* for
borrowed m o n e y ------------ -----——— — ------------------- ------ ------- ---- K ent
iiir t c a g o a or other lie n * Soon* o a hank premleea and
I none on other real aatato —
:—
— .............. .................... Nun*
Capital*
Bur j>l us
Reserve* (and retirem ent account for preferred capital)
...............Kon<
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS — T ------ --------------------------------- tt t .S I t *
TOTAL L fA U IL IT im AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS__________ll.4 t M U .t l
*Thla bank's capital canslela oft
Flrat prof rod stock w ith to ta l par valu e o f (non*, total retlrabli
va' in (non*
Second preferred stock w ltk total par vatu* of | non*, total ratlrable value I non*
Capital note* and d*b«nturao, of tnon* •
othor p u r p o s e * ------------ — -----.—.-------- — 1.5ct.5ec*a
(a ) Loan* aa show n abut* nr* a fia r deduction o f reeervea of llo .M t.t*
lb ) Becurltlee a* shown above a r e after deduction o f reserve* of Nono
I It. A. Wasson, Cashier, cat
a above-nam ed bank, do aoltaiuly
(1WKAII)
tAPPIH M ) that tha a b e t* eU .tem .n l Is tree, aad that It fu lly aad
correctly represent* the true sta te of the sevoral m atter* berela
contained and set forth, to the best of my kaow leda* aad baltaf.
Correct—A ttest It. A. Wasson
A. Petr ilk
Directors
T. R. Tucker
.C , Howard M cNulty
S ta le o f Florida, County of asaU aot*. so;
'
Sworn to and subscribed before m e this I lth day o f January. IIM ,
h ad I hereby certify that I am nut aa otflacr ar director o f this bank.
ly com mission oaplroa January k 1M I J ea a W right, Notary publlo
definitely more complex and when
an entire organ Is frozen, it sus
tains damage and never works
again.
To achieve the results already
accomplished, the researchers In
vestigated ths animal kingdom,
where Insects resist mid over
long periods through a process of
dehydration.
Applying this to animal hearts,
It was discavsred that the freesing point could bo lowered by
removing soma of Its water eontent and allowing It to absorb
some glycerol.
Dr. Collins, director of cryo
genic. engineering at MIT, de
veloped a special vacuum cham
ber which let the researchers re
move ranging percentages of wa
ter from an organ while keeping
a precise check to ace that it
didn't freeze.
This technique permits a heart's
temperature to be held at minus
eight degrees centigrade for es
long as one hour. Subsequently
the scientist! were able to re
store water to the heart, farm it
and Implant It In a laboratory
animal’* neck.
It began beating In Ha own
rhythm—separate from that of
the animal's own heart.
Dr. Jacob points out that tills
does not represent a solution to
the problem of organ preserva
tion. It la, however, a fascinating
stop along (he way.
Gerber
Strained
Junior
Foods
Foods
Cerv Inks Pact
KANSAS CITY (UI'I) - Bob
Cerv, who drove In 97 runs In 123
games last season, algncd hla 1960
contract with the Kansas City Ath
letics Monday. He was the first
member of the Athlrllcs to comr
to terms.
CORN
12 Ox. ^
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and Cheese • 9 Ox.
13 '
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DIXIE I<ILY ClUICK
MELODY
FRESH CAUGHT
SUPER VALUE
Plantation W ater Ground
Birdseye Frozen
Green Giant
Morton
Newcomer To Fight
NEW YORK (UPI) - Light
heavyweight Billy Ryan of Bos
ton, a protege of Rocky Marciano,
will meet Rory Calhoun of White
Plains, N. Y., In a 10 round bout
Feb. 3 at Madison Square Garden.
Marciano, former heavyweight
champion, may work in Ryan’s
corner.
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Red Bird 4 oz.
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCBRNl
You nr* hereby notified that a
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LIM A BEANS
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B LA C K EY E PEAS
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Hershey
“ ••'M-ft fcsr tecs «!id Wilis ih#
undersigned County Judge fur the
appointm ent nf * guaid lan for
IIAIIIIY U. 1IIOUINB. .t mental
Incompetent, ami that said P eti
tion w ill be heard by me on
Keb. 15th, 1*10, a l my offlro In
the courthouse, at Banford. Haml»ole County, Florida, a t I K a. m.
o'clock on aald date.
Dated th is 11th day o f January,
A. D. IMA
/ • / W ilton A ltsan der
County Judge
Mark N. Cleveland, Jr. and
Harold P. Johnton. A llo neya
at Law, p. U Uox 21*. Banford,
Florida, Attorney* fu- P etitioner.
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TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - T h e
growing colt of winning high state
political office i« Mining tn tid tr<
ahU coacern in this big election
year, ana. ia likely to aUr up soma
fuaa ia the a n t Legislature.
Three would-be candidatea have
already dropped by the wayalde,
•eying they ceUd not rfciae (hat'
much money.
One, Houie So
Bealley, n ld h
something about
candidatea.
His general idea of aleclion lew
reform drew Immediate hacking
from Gov. LeRoy Ooillna end Sec
retary of State R. A. Grey, neither
of whom will bo ia office when the
Legislature meets.
This is not a hew problem. It’s
Juit that tin total figures got Mgger each election.
•
Antibiotics were first made
C. Parris Bryant of Ocala hacked available for clinical uaa in ' the
out of the governor’s lace.hhwtiy United States In 1PM when peni
before the Orst primary In 1136, cillin was produced commercially.
R n t a r M C nildren. H e is .h o w n w ith M rs. Eimw
Lnude, p resident o f th n co u n ty association.
Child Group
Invites Parents
saying he had nm out of money.
Two day* Uler, he re-entcrcd'thc
race with the word frlcadi had
coeie through with the neeraaary
fundi. . V
He apea( a total of $63,OOP and
ran thin).
*
Bryant plant to try ' again thia
year and apapreatly ta better heel
ed.
That tPS6 race eoit Colllni, win
ner la an uaprecedcnted tin t pri
mary ahoo-ln. about $300,000. But
candidatea thti year figure it will
take $300,000 to reach the fli
mary end another $200,000
run-off.
If thia trend continue*, ekpendithffi will go way out cf sight with
in 10 years, becoming, la ; the
words af Sen. Fred O. Dickinson of
West Palm Beach, one of this
year’s candidates, a “bottomless
HARLEY ANDERSON (e n te r) is <mnEr«tuU(»d Uy; VAII.7 QM
officer Kenneth P. Rowell (left) after completing 20 yearaof tei
the Navy. Andomoa will retire In Sanford and operate hli Own a
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shop. Mm. Anderson looks on.
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The Seminole Anociation (or
Retarded Children has bvltcd aU
member! and Interested parents
to attend a meeting nest Monday
. it the Little Red tcboolhouae end
hupect the new quarters for preacheol age children. .
' »( WUliam ,0 . Cot, district counaelar lor the Mate Dept, of Vocathat) WefcaMllf«t—
*o the
group at Its meeting this week and
# urged parents ef retarded cklldrea
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;v s^mgainiaeaded' 'w taring • them in
.community training pnJccU.
* , Can also told that retarded
yeuag adults interested ia the
rehabilitation service lire invited
ECONOMY SLICED
v v-i-f r it'- T T ^ T l
Mi of Clnarwaler got her first look
through; Nashville, Ttnn.
New Folk Singer
learns definitely
tnnsplaat
Strained
To achieve (he results already
i
•v:
Junior
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where ineeett resist cold aver Uon. It Is, however, a fan
step along the nay.
id that the nrrtfI be lowered-by
V H* water any
heavyweight Billy Rym
ton, a protege «f Rocky
Marciane,
former
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champion, may work la
camrp .
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NEW YORK [uni)
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Plains, N. Y., in a lP-roum
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2. For Rest
I. Waste* te Rest
4. Real EaUta Waste*
5. Real Estate For Sate
4. M ort(*|o Loans
7. Basi nose Opportunities
7-A laaarance
5. Female Help Waate*
9. Mate Help Waate*
19. Mate or Female
11, Work Waate*
12. Flumbtaf Bervfeeo
II. Eterlrteal Services
14. Bull*, Palat 41 Repair
IB. Special Services
11-A Beauty Parlor*
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THE OLD HOM E T O W N
NEW HOME. Country Club Man*
or. CaU TA 2181.___________
| ONE BEDROOM Duplex apart
ment, furnished; adults. Avail
able the llth. Apply 704 W.
4th. or cell PA 1-3*10.
HOUSE foe SALE Or RENT: 3- O
bedroom* i 10* Country Club
Circle; »*3 month PA 1*09*.
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ROSA L. PAYTON
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It. Machinery • Tools
19, Boats an* Motors
2*. Automobile*
20-A Trailers
21. Farallar#
22. Articles For Sale
29. Notices 4k Personal*
24. Lost A Found
23. Edacattea • laitm cttea
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adults. 119 N. Jaiim lna Ave.
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JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IX AXD TOR
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w h o m raaldanc* la unknown:
Ton ara hereby required to fit*
your w ritten d . f . n . . to tko B ill of
Complaint (or dlvore# fltod horo
■ ■ U n it you, w ltk tko Clork o f tho
aboTO styled Court on or boforo
January I t , l i l t and aerva a ropjr
of aan a upon p la in tiffs Attorney,
Jam oi C. Collier, Tit W est Church
Street, Orlando, Florida.
Ilorala fa ll not ar a decree pro
confrsoo w ill bo entered aaaln you.
WITNESS nay b in d end laal at
Bonford, Florida, Bemlnnle County,
Florida, thla l l t h day of December,
Itit.
(BEAL)
David M. flalrbol
Clorb of the Circuit Court
Byt Martha T. Vlhlen, DC
Jam** C, Colllar
Atloraay for F lo lo llfl
Fubllah Dac. I t * Jan. C, t*. t t .
WAMTTOMEAl
FLEABB POUTT T IM H
M E IN I I ' L L PO r —
•MAMW ON VOU1
ANYTHIN® 1 v— '/ T
OKAYI T M
A8HAAMD1
THEOMLV*¥MVr<
p THAT RECOWC
[ I WANT TD HO
> -t (STHEHOte
Refletere* Real Eitate Broker
Mary E. Carmen — Lao Salrall
B. E. Rofero, Sr Aiaoclatea
Pb. VK 2-1901 17M at Hiawatha
■THATS Y A iA T / I B I S H S O R S A R C T O R
LOTS: Cleared, hlfh ground, 100*
x lii*: one bloek off New Upseta Rd. ISM. Phone PA 2-7211
after 9:00 P. M.
W E L A K A A P A R T M E N T S : room ,
private bathe, 114 W. First St.
OFFICE SPACE with ample nark
ing. 219 Oak Avenue. FA 2-3900.
2-BEDROOM untarnished houae,
kitchen electrically equipped.
2412 Willow Avenue.
Call
HOUSE
for rent
Sanford
n e a r Lake Jenup.
2-BEDROOM CB
phone FA 2-3030
3-BEDROOM furnished house, l i t
W. Hth. St. Phone FA 2-0070.
APARTMENT. ltllElm . FA 2-0371.
LOCH ARBOR
THREE BEDROOM. l ‘i bath
home on canal with aceeu to
GARAGE APARTMENT, adults
Chryxtal Lake available now a a
only. 010 Palmetto Ave.
owner has been transferred
overieai. Low down payment
FURN. apt. 2300 Melloavilte
and atiume 4tt% F. H. A.
mortgaie of *12,941.
RENT A BED
Rollaway, Hoaplta' A Baby Beds ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor
By Diy, Week or Month.
Raymond Lundquiet, Aasoc.
•ARROLL’S FURNITURE
FA
2-90*1 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
Ph. FA 2-3181
116 W. l i t BL
BY OWNER: Reaioaable terma;
MODERN two bedroom apartment
9-bedroom, 2 bath, large living
in duplex; elentrle kitchen;
room and porch, established
large yard. Natar goutbalde
lawn, excellent neighborhood.
School. No -meOrra. utilitiea
Sanford. FA 1-7499.
ahared. *40. After 9:90, TIM E.
14th. St. FA 2-7092.
READY FOR IMMEDIATE f t
Bdrm. houae, 900 Grapevllle
OCCUPANCY
Ave. FA 2-1130 after I P. M.
SLEEPING ROOMS. The Gahlas,
S-BEDRuOM. 2 bath, kitchen
401 MagnoUa. FA 1-9720.
equipped, Florida room. Largo
UNFURNISHED 3-bedroom bouts,
lot. Call FA 2-9412.
large Florida room, kiiehen
equipped, hardwood flaprs. Call Excellent Homesites
FA 2-1*17.
ON L A K E S ,
SMALL furnished house, 1 bed
room, near hospital, *43 per
month. Lighte and water includ
Legal Notice
C. A* Whiddon, Sr.
ed. Phone FA 2-1344.
f ic t it io u s
Legal Notice
ix t h w c i R c r r r c o u r t , x ix t n
j r a i c i A i . u iR C t r r i x a x d f a r
a n w i x m .H t o t t u . F l o r i d a
IX CHAXCF.RV x n . I H I I
P U T TO RUIKT T tT I.R
CI.ARA B. PL'LSIFK R
P la in tiff
•meOTHER
SID
O A D D y fe.
| CLEAN e-room te mixbe* apL
n o te la. *11 Park Ara.
| (-ROOM furnished laraga apartmeat with garafe. Adulta
Phone PA 2-3202.
W IN FR C D L. CONELT a t at
D o f« n d aats
XOTICD
STA TE O P FLORIDA
COUNTT O F SEMINOLE
T ot W lnfrod L C onrly and If
m arrla d ..... ............. Connly, his w ife:
W illiam a haldon T oun*, a n d If
m arrlad . - -------------------*T oung, bln
w lfa ; l.ln n la l.e o ia T oung, a n d If
m a rrla d ....... ................. . ... Young, h a r
huabsn. : Ernest g. Allaopp and
Mabel K. Alaopp. hla wlfa of T1F
Now England Avenue, gum m ltl,
N. J.; Holla M ulllnneaui, ami II
marrlad, _ —................ M ulllnneaui,
har buaband. If liv in g and It dand.
agalnal thalr unknown hairs, do
vlatte, logstoto, grantees, trust«0(, spoueet, rrodltora,
Itannra,
aucteaiora. or other partita claim
ing Inltreat by, through, undar or
again st them or any of them, and
oil parsons having nr claim ing to
hava any oatata, right, tills or
Interest In or lion upon tbs fo llo w
ing described tra els of root pro
perty nr any port thereof located
In Bemlnole County, Florida; you
Ore hereby notified that a ault
lha C lrealt Court o f Ssm lnols
County. Florida, agoln st you. and
•ach o f you, elolm laa any a sla le,
right, title or Interoat la, or Ilea
upon tho follow in g property s itu
ated la Sem inole County, Florida!
TRACT t
L ots C. T, and I Block I t and
Lola I. II and II, Block IT. o f
Banlando the Suburb Beautiful, a c
cording to tho plat thereof as
recorded la P lat Rook I, P ans IS,
Publta Records o f Sominulo County,
Florida; and you are hersby re
quired to file yottr answ er or
other w ritten defenses personally
or by >uui attorney w ith th , Clark
of th e c ir c u it Court, Nlath Judl
rial
Circuit,
Seminal*
County.
Florida, at the Court House at
Sanford, Florida, and eerv# a copy
thereof upon tho plaintiff's a t
torney, w h ose a im s lo W ebber II.
H alase, t t l Park Aveaao, a . W in
ter Park, Florida, not later than
tha II day o f February, 111*,
thorola se ttin g up tbo a g ists,
righ t, title, or In tersil la or Ilea
upon Iba above described proper
ty claim ed by you, and should
y e a fe ll to do so, a doer** pro
cent***# w ill ba gatarod a gain st
F**.
WITNESS my hand and aaal a f
aald Court a t Sanford. Florida,
th is II day vi
a f January, III*.
David M. flaich el
Clark af Ik*
abava-aiylad Court
By Aria J. Luadqulot
DC
e tn a
NOTICR IB h e reb y a lv t n th a t w a
a rc e n g ag e d la bualnaoa a t F e rn
P a rk . S a tala ala C o u n ty , F lo rid a,
n n d a r th a (In tltlo u a n a ia a of, llo u ia
of F to o rr, a n d t h a t w« In ten d to
re g la ta r aald n am a w ith th o C lerk
of tho C irc u it C o u rt, Sem inole
C ounty.
F lo r lb t.
la ' aocordanro
w ith th e provlalono a f tho F le tltlouo Kam o S ta tu te * . to -w ltt geelion I t l . t l F lo rid a g ta tu ta * I ttT .
S la t D allao D akar
O. J. A dklne
C b arlaa II. A d k in s
P ubllah Dae. I I A J a n . I. I t , I t.
T itle nT A T R O F FL O R ID A TO
PATRICIA ANN McCARTKR, ( I t
PROVIIIKNCK HOAD, CHA RLO TTE
T, NORTH CAROLINA)
A sw o rn C om plaint hartog boas
BROKER '
902 BO. Park At*. Ph PA l-MM
W. 90th. StreeL
Legal Notica
FIC T IT IO U S S A H P
NOTICK ia h e re b y x lv o a t h a t T
am a n g ag a d la hualnaoa a t P a r k
A l l t h at., Saralnnla C ounty, F lo r .
Ida. andoe th a flo tltlo u a a n n a o r
H anford L a u n d ro m a t a n d th a t I
la to a d to ro a la ta r aald n am e w ith
fho C lork o f th e C ircu it C o u rt,
Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a , la ‘a cc o rd a n re w ith th a provlalona or th a
F lrlltlo a o N am a B tatu tea, to -w ltt
Section a tl.o a F lo rid a S ta tu to o IttT .
■1st W illiam R. D o u g h ty
P u b lish Doe. IS . J a n . 'I , ( I , IS,
x o T tc tt o f s u r r
TEH. P laintiff, versus PdfTHICI A
ANN MeCARTEH, D efend*!*, Ihooo
praaants ora In command you Is
■ppaar and fllo your w ritten dafoniaa heroin on or before lh a l l t h
day of January, A. D. Rtae. or
otherw ise D ecree Pro Confedas w ill
be entered a gain st you.
Tho Sanford Herald la du elgaated a s a new spaper o f gen eral cir
culation In which thto cita tio n sh all
bo published on-., each weefc tor
four ropoerutlvs w eeks.
WITNESS my hand and odflelal
seal o f tho Clork. n( the rRrcult
Court on th is tho Slot day of
December, Ai D. I t l t ,
STATE O F FL O R ID A TO t T. N.
"ANDY" ANDERSON, F a s t O ffice
Bog l i l t . P a to ro h a rn , T lr g la la :
A ault havin g boon Died ogolnnt
you In fho Circuit Court la gad
for gem lnole County, Florida, a t
law , for replevin, tha abbreviated
title o f w hich la HOWARD J .
CHAMPION and BARBARA
A.
CHAMPION, hlo w ife. P la in tiffs,
va. T. N. "ANDY" ANDERSON at
• l D efen d an t., you ara hereby
a etltled aad. required to Die p e e s
w ritten defenses, If nay, ta th e
P la in tiffs oom ptalnt filed ta aald
eahoo, aad to aorva a copy th ere
o f upon P la in tiffs attorn ey e o op
boforo the tin t day o f January, A.
D. ltd*} otherw ise d efault w ill bo
entered again st you for th e r e lie f
prayed hy Plaintiff*.
w i t n e s s m y hand and tha seal
o f said Court a t Bonford, F lorida v
th is l l t h day o f December, A. R
(SEAL>*
4
David M. flatch el
1
Clark a f tha Circuit Court
B n Marika T. V lhlaa
Deputy Clerk
K eaaetk M. Loftier
Edwardo Building
F ast O fflee D raw er tt#
S an fo rd , F lo rid a
A tloraay for P lain tiff
Publish Doe. I t * J ob. 4. t t , *6
any claim s aad domanda w h lth
you. or oilhor o f you. m ay hope
a gain st the aetata a f M srgaiwt
It. M atheion. deceased, lata o f
aald County, to the County Judme
o f Seminole County, Florida a t A
a ftlce la tho court house o f u t t
County at Soafsrd, Florida, w ithin
eig h t talondar m onths from thol
tim e of th» first publication a f 1
th is nutlet. Each claim or demand
shall b* la w riting, and sh all atat*
tha plar* of raoldoaco and peat o f.
flea addreea of the claim ant, and
ehull b* aworn to by tha alalm .
ant. agen t, attorney, aad any aaeh
claim or demand not t o filed shall
ba void.
Carrie J. Baldwin.
As
adm inistrator
o f fho
Batata of
M argaret E. M otbesea, deceased
Frank Faraaadea
4» North O rsngs Avenue,
O_______
r l a n d e , Florida
A ltoraay far E io e u tr ls
PabUsh Jaa. f . II. te, XT, IMA
•
NOW OPEN
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BRASS MOTORS
Ilk * rvsRck
FIATS - USED CAKE
Of BN TILL
EVENING!
RENOVATION S P E C IA L
R AV EN N A
PARK
H O M ES
Q vkt C i u i a l t y
N « r Gvlf
$ « Don
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F rHvw Ceaalry
Oak Ki- A Watch
Far Oar Bigm * . *
OPEN D A ILY
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SUNDAY
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A Want Ad A Day Makes All Business Pay! Ph. FA 2*2611
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5. Real Estate For Sato
BASS FEVER ? ?
INCOME PROPERTY: A p t .
STOP) LOOK! LISTEN!
house. Needs repair but good Three large lots, approximately
75 ft. x 400 ft. on beautiful STOP! in lo see our S bedroom
for future investment. Located
I SOI So. Park Ave. Sanford — • clear secluded lake, paved road
m or 2 tiled bath homes at
frontage, extellent f i s h i n g .
opposite First Bsptist Church.
S3,ooo each with terms. (Bring
SAN 8EM KNOLLS
money and fishing poly).
ALSO practically new I room
4 Blocks West of Freneh Avenue
residence at 2711 Sanford Ave.
on 30th Street.
Convenient to Sanford Naval S t Johns Realty Co.
LOOK! at all the wonderful fea
Air Stat hxi.
THE TIME TESTED FIRM
ture* In thtae home*. Terr*no
116 N: Park Ave. Ph. FA 24123
floors—Furred and Plastered
For further detail* contact
walls — Custom built • cabinet
GEORGE T. STUMP
3-BEDROOM. S bath. doubU earwork—and Dust-free closetsport*, extra large utility room.
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
Close to schools and shoppiaf
Monthly payment* 076. 110
A LOAN ASSN.
Shannon Dr. FA 2-1170.
,117 «. COURT ST., ORLANDO
-LISTEN! lo tba price and
1
PHONE GA 5-3531
terms—$550 Down PUA Financ
Stenstrom Realty
ed—Exclusive with
HERBERT STENSTROM
W. H. ••Bill" 8temper Agency
Registered Broker
Realtor * Insurer
LEN RISNER
ASSOCIATES; H. E. Taffer
LOTTIE BROADWAY
Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper
KEN TORBETT
Robert F. May. Bart Pilcher,
BETTYE D. SMITH
Helen E. Noonan, R. T. McCasklll
Associates
Phone FA 24091
112 N. Park
11 N. Park Ph. FA 2-2420
SANFORD: 2-bedroom b l o c k
APPROXIMATELY ten acres of
house; corner lot; vacant. $600
grove, $1,500 per acre; near Suncash;' FHA mortgage; $57.50 per
land Estates. Contact Joseph
month. FA 2-667$____________
Levy, FA 2-122$.
7. Business Opportunities
REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN
2344 French Ave.
. n in r. Always glad to see new Uiop.c movu
FOR LEASE: 40 acre;. Semlnol*
into tha neighborhood 1"
J. W. HALL
County, SEU Sect. 26 Twa 21
S-Rg. 31E. Write; A. Strop, 120
RsaiUr
Call Hall'*
Phon* FA 2-2641
Hyde Perk Ave., Tampa.
15. Spatial Services
12. Plum bing S ervices
WYNNEWOOD: 3 BR., Fla. Rm., 8. Female Help Wanted
SANFORD Plumbing * Heating
atove, refrigerator. Air condi
25M So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7916.
tioner optional. Low paymenti.
2410 Stevcna Ave.
NEW 9-btdroom Block bouat, part
ly furnished, $6,900, terms. Ap
ply 2620 Palmetto.
RAYMOND M. BALL
AND ASSOCIATES
Real Estate — Insurance
Surety Bonds
I-BEDROOM house,
screened SIS So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5*41
porch, fenced yard; Juat outside
Sanford
city limits. FA 2-7412.
Eves* Bldg. Lake Mary
Ph. FA 2-1120
SELL ar TRADE: 3-Bedroom, Itt
# baths, CB, Florida room. Nicely BARGAIN - MOVE LN TODAY
landscaped 125* -a US' corner
BR. house an Magnolia, just nut
lot (2,too down or will trade I of
cMy Urn, s; kitchen equipped,
for other property. Win finance Venetian
blinds, spac* he*tar.
p o t af down payment U desir Must seU at once. $5226. Will
ed. 129 E- Coleman Circle.
trad* for late model ear.
FA 2-7207,
•A 2-0661 or FA 14523. •
LOTS for salt on hard aurfaee
road; nicely graded; near Moo-
FARMER'S
AGENCY
N. V. Farmer, Realtor
D. H. Whitmore
Lillian G. Trama
Associate*.
US S. French At*. Ph. FA S-5221
Altar hours, FA 2-1811, FA 246B1,
FA 24281
NAVY AND
NEWCOMERS
TO SANFORD
W* berit* yau to be our guests
ahaolstely free without oblige.
Mam at oa* of Sanford * leading
Mat*)* while you Meat* suit
able honing far yeareelf and
family, Pkk up year key at
ear feJee Office.
l-BEDROOM block house leu
thaa ooe year old; small down
payment. FA 2-797L
city limits, $1,000 my equity,
A,200 balance, payments $56.
FA 2-3465.
TWO BEDROOM HOME, kitchen
equipped, Large corner let. 1500
down end assume permeate.
FA 2-7666 after 5:00 P. M.
PUMPS - SPRINKLERS
1126 Barite St.
FA 2-6649 All types and ilxei. Install
What seetlon of Semlr.ola
"Do It Youraelf'
PLUMBING
County do you livt In? Do you
WR REPAIR AND SERVICE
Contracting ft Repairs
have an AVON Representative
STINE
Free Estimate*
calling on you regularly? If
Machinery and Suppto O*.
R. L. HARVEY
you don't, we may need you.
207 W. 2nd St.
PhYFA 241
264 Sanford Ave. Phono FA 2If you would like to learn
•bout being an AVON Repre
TV PICTUME TUBE SPECIAL
13. Electrical Service*
sentative, write Mra. Jean
For 2 weeks only!
MUanlch, Box 24*. Lockhart,
IT
In.
(accept
aomo
Electric
Service
Via., for Interview.
port able*)
ISM
RANDALL ELECTRIC CO.
WOMEN to work la meat packing
'plant. Apply Hi-flavor Meats,
Tuskawillow Rd., Near Oviedo. 14. Baild, Paint ft Bepalr
No phone Information._______ WALL PAPERINO ft PAINTING ENVELOPES, Letterheads, stateWork Guaranteed
Bod Board
manta, involets, band Mila, and
Contact sol West 2th St.
programs, e t c . Pr igraialva
Phon* FA 24642
PriaUnf Co. Phsaa FA 8-MIL—
BUlLDtNO MATERIALS SALES
MS Waot rn a a t
MAN experienced in lumber and
THOS. E. THOMPSON
building materials daatrad. but
General Contractor
will consider other qualified ap
Home Carpentry Repairs
plicants. Starting salary comRoofing ft Siding
msnsurat* with ability. Perma
Phone FA 24452
nent position with growing aatio u l company. Mall aummary
of background fa F. O. Ben ROOFING, Gutiara, Spouting, Sewing Mach. Repairs
Roof Repairs, Painting, Cement
ALL MAKES ft MODELS
701, Sanfartf, Florida.
104 So. Park (24 hr. sar.)
FA 24611__________
M E C H A N I C : GUARANTEED
1B-A- Bannty P arian
SALARY PLUS COMMISSION.
HCAPITALIZATION. PREFER
B
ft
M
ROOFINO
D O R tr B k X W S h o p
EXPERIENCE IN FORD PROContracting ft Repairs
DUCTS. APPLY IN PERSON
Lisaased — Bonded —Inanrod
TO HUNT LINCOLN MER
FREE ESTIMATES
CURY. WC., 162 N. PAL 522 Laurel
Ave. Ph. FA 17243
METTO.
PAINTING ft DECORATING
Licensed — Bonded
RETAIL Building Material OutFra* Estimates —
•Ida Salesman, some experience
la buddies malarial* necessary.
Write qualifications to Bag ft;
c/o Ssnfoed' Herald._________
TASKER PAINTING — Room
Special. FA 24150.___________
ATTENTION
12. Plumbing Service*
LEWIS SALES ft SERVICE
Vespa Motor Boooters
Hosier ft Lawn Mower Service Cut Flowers Far An;
SANFORD FLOWS
Woat Country Club Rd. FA 1-7228
FA 2-1622
or
SEPTIC TANK 8ERVICE
Biaca 1248
>. HARE
Plumbing ft
H eating
AIR COvpITtONtNG
CONTRACT gad REP MR WORK
1027 Sanford Av*.
FA I 4 M
rib 84482
l f t t Bathe
VA-FHAFHA In StFYicft
Conventional
Financing
Down Paymenta
Low ift 1421
You can move in iuunadint«lp while tha paper* nr*
being prom
Wo Gunrnntftf
„_____ Or lif t
itrue tion Of Your
Homo For Th# Flrat
Year — Or Your Down
Payment And Ooata*
DEBARY
1953 ALCAR, 18 ft tandem, *»reliant condition, modern. Must
sen this week. $1,160. De Witte's
Trailer-Park, aeross from Movisland on 17-62.
45' x S', 56* Groat Lakes 2 bdrm.
carpeted, air conditioned, cabanna. Park Avt. Trailer Ot., Lot
71. Reasonable.
6T R. TRAILER; exceptional buy
at 11,620. Open at 11th. tad
Stafocd until 5:30.__________•
Windshield
17. Pats, Livestock, Supplies
Used
Back GUaa
V ant Ginas
Furniture
SERVICE
PICKING LADDERS
Basiwood, tha lightest and strong,
•at.
Siies 18 la 32 feet. In stock.
CITRUS A CABBAGE BAGS
Citrus 5 lb*, to Half Box sis**,
Cabbage 50 lbs.
PICKING BAGS h CUPPERS
A. M. Provatt, Phono 1104, Sevilla,
antes. A Good Place To
BUY, SELL or TRADE
Jenkins
F urniture
400 Sanford Av*.
FA I-74M
• BIO VALUES
•
1U1CK CREDIT
• RASY TERMS
WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS
WILSON - MAIER
Now and Deed Furniture
511 B. Fir It St.
FA PM22
Used furniture, appliances, tools
etc. Bought-Sold Larry’s Mart
215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132
-AWAY, Hospital and Baby
Is. Day, Wean or Month—
FURNITURE CENTER
1100 French Ave.
Ph. *A 8-7255
fS A V E f
Mather of Sanford
lag • Sporty Coral and White Tutone Fiolah with WhH* Side*
wall Tires and New Top • SpotWas
Inside sad Oot • Bold with an "OK* $ 1 ^ 0 6
Warranty • Eaellent G. M. A. C. Terms
C o u n th y
FA 2 4622
INCOME TAX SERVICE
WILLIAM H. MURRAY
l i l t Celery Ave. Tel T k 2 1391
PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRLNG
W. L. HARMON
FH. FA 2-4223 Alter $ P. M.
BEDROOM
SUITES
C lu b
P 9flcuw h
Sankarlk Glass gad Paint Co.
11 l i t W. 2nd 8t.
SINGER PORTABLE to rsspon•Ibla party In this vicinity,
Take over 8 payments of $5.43.
Two year guarantee remaining,
Write. Box AA, c/o Sanford Her-
NOrth S4711
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
L oot Glass
SPECIAL
20-A Trailers
New ft Uaad
Furniture and Appliance*
MARIAN MARKET CABBAGE
PLANTS h r sale. Fred Thurs
ton. Phono FA 2-3990.
22. A rtklss For Solo
ST JOHNSON SS H. P. electric Sell Ua Your Furniture. Q
Military toyi, child* army suite,
alee ping bag*, jungle turn*
motor; Pelican trailer; M ft. Service With The Cub. 8U
step bottom runabout; FA 3-6633 TRADING *OST, FA 2-0977.
mock*. Army-Navy Surplus, S10
after 6:00.
Sanford Avenue.
EDWOOD Cedar closet, like
new, $20. 450 Rosalia Dr. (cot ANTIQUES, general line. Mildred
Rolf, 291 Magnolia Place, Dn*
Gateway To The Waterway
Your EVINRUDE Dealer
Bary — one block south of En
TOMATOES
and
SWEET
POTA
terprise ltd. NO $-4415,
Robaon Sporting Goods
TOES. Celery Ave., near Beard
50(4-1 E. 1st.
Ph FA 2 SMI
FOR SALE; 1050 Dodge Wayfarer 2 dr. Electric water beater
SAVE at BRYAN’S
and oil spare heater. Malt* of
FABRIC SHOP.
fer. FA 2 - 8 2 0 5 .__________
1050 Chevrolet 3-DR., • .-ylinder. On* block West of Monro* Comer,
Ua* than 0.000 mUet, no rust on West first St.
23. Notice* A P ersonals
anywhere. Will accept car for
equity or caah, take over pay
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ments. Sec at Hollar Motor
ALUMINUM
Mr*. Marie V. Tredway la tbc new
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VENETIAN BUNDS
AVON Represcnlativt for dis
Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom
trict 152 In Sanford: l i t to 0th.
AIR CONDITIONED 'S3 2 door
rail with plastic ends. Plastic
Mereury. FA S-M10 after 6 p. m.
or rayon lapei. Colton or nylon 81., betweon MtUonville and
Park Ave. Pleaic call FA 1-5601.
cord*.
'16 OLDS Holiday 4 Dr., tutone. SenkHt'ik Glass and Paint Co.
TRAILER furnished t« man and
naw W/W Tires, radio and 112-114 W. 2nd St
FA 3-4622
wife In exchange for tom* serv
heater. OIOS. FA 2-5739.
ices rendered to man next door,
MARY
CARTER
PAINTS
PAtR of Edmonds high compres
recovering from illness. In Os
World's Largest Gallon
sion heads $30. Phone FA 2-6323.
teen. CaU FA 2-0519.________
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24. Lont.ft Found
Ph. PA 2-9649
and !!., PS., continental wheel, 901 W. 1st. St.
4.100 actual miles, good econo GOOD Used Appliances and TV’i REWARD for return tA key, erndit
my; 1000 and take over pay
cards ft check book taken from
Gormly, inc., Third A Palmetto,
N. C. car Doc. 24. No question*
ments. Phon* FA I4M7 after
6:00 P. M.
asked. Phone FA 2-2716.
RADl6 record player combine
tion, table model, 3 speed, $35. LOST: Toy Terrier, white female
WILL TRADE 1950 Chevrolet tuAlso portable record player, 3
dor aodtn, excellent condition,
with on* black eye: In vUiatty
speed, $30. FA 2-7668 after 5:00
(or'pickup truck. FA 2-4715 afof Food Fair. REWARD. Phooa
FA 3-2564.
'I* RENAULT - take up pay- TWIN BEDS, complete:
refrigerator; odds ai
mania—small equity. FA 2-3015.
$30 Phon* FA 2-6230.
Plumbing & Repairs
BABYSITTING day
FA 2-5400.
MEAT CUTTER; 10 years expe
rience, desires permsneet jab;
settling ia Sanford. FA 2-5182.
Florida Uring.
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9 Full Sis* Innerspring
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1 Largo Triple Dresser ft Full
Sis* Panel Bed Bleached
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Second, they eonldu l rJiutlixr
(1mIr tan af God to he poor and
b a n la a (tabic ot ordinary bard
working parraU.
Third, Ma amphoric an Paaee
didn't (trika Ibair fancy, lor they
wanted a war lord to far eutihine
all the world's foremost nlliUry
tostaOd' ¥ atob y ef „__ „
onto, who preached Peace sad
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By'M L* GEOBOB W. CBANB
. CASE D-AJ4: Tad B, aged M,
b a temtoary student.
Dr, Craaa," ha begaa. "aa
n pyebiairist and active teachp of a tibia Class, bow would
M say that Chrletlanily differs
t o n sil other religions?"
been predicted for nearly too
years prior to his birth. This
tras not true of any other sect.
That’s why the Three Wise Men
•e ra i n ep g latta with the a*.
| ated Messiah ef the Hebrews,
Par the captured Jews were
pattered all ever the civilised
world. And their teaching about
• future tae ef Oed was thus
ha itts to educated asea ef vsr-
Chrlat waahad the feet of his
Apoatlea la show them humility.
This was an latalarabla Idea for
Ita leaders who had expected a
datsllaf monarch with the stem
cruelty of Thor or Woden, plus
the pomp of Solomon's court
sad Caesar's purple robes.
Sod’s Sacrifice
Until the Bethlehem scene, all
races of mankind had visualised
their gods as cruel, vindictive
judges.
They regarded diety as a He.
rod or Pharaoh, who had no com*
punctlon about killing aH the boy
babies la the kingdom.
So It had boon the universal
custom le try to appease the sold
hearted deities by offertap ef
doves, sheep and buttocks or
wtae, rice and even human saert*
. Manoior Christ was the eel* thinking of all pooptos and all pre
mtoettou of the lefty Judaism vious religions by sacrificing to
that had baee the highest ethical m n l
la oat dramatic stroke, be
M M
U tried
to shatter the mlaUkea
worldwide view that deity to set
ter*, cruel end unfading.
the highly dvfllsad Oroaka aad
He sacrificed to man to opea
Kemsas atm wore at the primi
tive ethical s to p of worshiping mankind's tyts to an entirely
new concept of divinity. He want
g m iitr tu
ed to show ut that Cod to our
Father, ef a kindly, forgiving na
ture.
The old Mosaic rule ef "An aye
for ea eye" was now superseded
by the Golden Rule, phis Christ’s
reply that wa should forgive aw
brother T* times f.
to road the Pour Gospels with
this new slant and yon will tee
why Bethlehem gave na Mm moat
dynamic aoocopt of Dotty over
portrayed on this plauot.
(Always writo to Dr. Crane to
c a n ef tola newspaper , enrisatog
a tang to etamped, addrooaad
anvotape and Me to oover typing
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Robert Thomas, gaaford Groce Brown, Sanford
Ruby Craohthanks, Sanford
Ralph Doan, Sanford
Walter Ball, Geneva
Helen Young Smith, Sanford
Dorothea Bobinaon, Sanford
Shirley Conkay, Sanford
Nancy Pitogar, Sanford
Margaret South, Sanford
Abner Bradley, Sanford
Katharine PanuUo, Sanford
Marta Hardy, laniard
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Mr. aad Mra. Charles Avery, .
Sanford, a son
Mr. aad Mra. Donald Conkay,
Sanford, a daughter
Mr. a ta Mra. Jen P. Bobinaon,
Sanford, a daughter
Willie BeU^tataerd
Barbara Buprocht, Sanford
Brownie Lee, Sanford
Bonnie Davis, Sanford
Jewel Cummings, Sanford
Bov. Bert Williams, Sanford
Helen Rogers, Sanford
Robert Thomas, Sanford
Baton Batata. Sanford
Carrie Dentals, Hawthorne
Ida Andersen, Oeneve
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Escaped Convicted Slayer Nabbed In County
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MARION ISAAC MOORE, right, with Deputy Jim
Singletary.
(Herald Photo)
Murderer Lived
*ln Forest City
An cjtcuped convicted murderer from North Carolina,
with a flair for publicity, told county deputies today that he
had lived in the county for more than a year and was wanted
by authorities for the slaying of his wife in 1948.
The man, identified as Marion Isaac Moore. 47, of Greens,
fboro, N. C., was arrested by Deputy W. R. Seeberger on a
News Briefs
Ike Insulted
vagrancy oharga but, while ho
wai fingerprinted in Urn Sheriff’s
office, told deputiee "get a re
porter and I’ll tell you a real good
story.”
Moor* aaid be killed his wife la
Greensboro in March of 1MI and
was sentenced to >1-30 year* la
Jail after pleading guilty to aecoad
degree murder.
While serving la a road gang
in July of 1M6, Moore said ha
escaped and fled into Florida and
“after bumping around” for o tow
years torn* to ’Forast QMy la lota
Earthquake Racks
Peruvian City;
38 Dead, 200 Hurt
AREQUIPA, Peru (UPI) — A
shattering earthquake—the worst
disaster in the history of this
second largest city of P e ru killed at least M persons Wed
nesday and injured more than MO,
it was reported today.
Aflershocki continued through
the night, and thousands *f per
sons slept In the open for fear
that another major quake might
shake down their homes.
President Manuel Prado, U. I.
Ambassador Theodore AchiUes
and ether American aad Peruvian
officials wart flying hers today to
assets the extent ef damage.*
An emergency airlift brought
doctor*, nurses, food aod ossen
till medicines for quako victims.
Help also woe oa Mm way Worn
Bolivia.
Local authorities proclaimed a
state ef emergency la Arequlpa
aad surrounding area* shortly aft
er Urn first shock rocked Um city
•t 10:4* a. m., destroying or dam
aging aa estimated * par seat of
HAVANA (UPI) - A radio alaMod bare attacked U. S. leaders
• Wednesday and urged the people
ef the United States to rise in
R e v o lt agaiust their government.
- la a broadcast repeated at four*
hour iatervals all day, Radio Mam*
hi Insulted President Eisenhower,
Secretary of State ChrisUaa Herter
aad hie predeeeaeor, the late John
Peeter Dulles.
1*5*.
^TtuTtoomblor wrecked the BoSeeberger. who aaid ha had a man Catholic church at Baoto Do
More H ats In Ring
"tip” that Moore, had been "brag mingo. the Qoyoaocho Hospital,
TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - For ging” around tho area of his ex tho Gibtoe beak and the public
Bier House speakers C. Parris ploits began checking Into tho works building, ’'any other public
-B ryant of Ocala and Ted David case yesterday afternoon.
___ „ * or dam
9 b f Hollywood here indicated .they
will formally announce Saturday
as gubernatorial candidates. Bry* denied any story that b* was ad -"completely^ Tdestroyed.”
‘W
T
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ant’s disclosure la expected to wanted anywhere and, was "Just
The dty wai without electric
tome at a news oooference hare. a peaceful citizen."
light er power Wodooeday aigM
David will probably announce at However, Seeberger becanto sus aod drinking water was rationed
• Hollywood.
picious, arrested him for vagrancy
Although Arequlpa, with a popu
and brought him Into the Jail at lation Of IMAM, "sa th* lxrgoot
Big Welcome Planned • : m o. m. today
city hard hit by Um quake, R was
Moore gave the officer no trou felt la scores of other cemmual
MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Florida
ties in Peru, Chill aod Bolivia.
Republicans are planning a mam* hie.
Afaoth welcome hers Saturday whan While be waa being fingerprinted, Telephone Haas war* down la
^V iee President Richard M. Nixon Moore told Deputy Bob Grant, who many areas, delaying report* of
arrives for a reception and party was called into Um cate, "wfaat’e death or damage.
Tim shock boro was worse than
gaily. Florida Republican Chair* the use, go got a reporter and
that which kit Um city sa Jan.
man G. Harold Alexander said I’ll give you a good story.”
delegations from 43 of ths state's After Moore’s story of tho slay U, INfl, kill lag M perse ns aod in•T aounties plan to attend “Dlok lng, deputies notified North Caro
lina authorities ef the arresL
Nixon Day."
Seeberger said that Moors would
be extradited
soon aa potInfluenza Hits L. A. stole.”
LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A halfmillion Los Angeles residents have
A m en stricken in an epidemic of
urhat authorities believe is Aslan
influenza. The disease which broke
Tho first public maetlng of Um
out oe a i*rS« scale early this
Sanford Humane Society I* sche
weak wai declared of epidemic
duled at • p. at. today for onproportions Wednasdsy by acting
rolling mombore aad alectiaf of
city health officar Ralph Sachs.
ficers
aad directors.
Ha said M would hit ita peak la
BILOXI, Misf. (UP1)-A federal
Um mooting will bo hold ia tho
about a week.
grand Jury today refused to indict American Legion HaU oa Hwy. ITIn the lynching of Negro 12 and aU persons interested ia
Civil Rights Pressure anyone
Mark
Charles
Parker.
the work of the Humane Society
WASHINGTON tUFI) — Spokes*
The grand jury reported a* 10:4* are urged to aUead aad to Join
Wbiea for religious, labor and racial
the organisation.
groups turned the pressure on Re a. m. to Judge Sidney Mlie that
"Wo urge that everyone interest
publicans todsy to help bring an it had "considered aU tvldenc*
administration • backed civil rights and waa unable to arrive at any ed please attend aad help tarry
on the work of the Society, which
blU to the House floor. A delega
i* vitally important to Um commu
tion from the Leadership Confer* true bill."
The decision apparently means nity," Mrs. Harriet Cowley, nomi
n e e on Civil Rights planned a
rsonal appeal to House GOP the slayers of the young Negro nee for president of tho group,
ader Charles A. K-illock, at a will escape punishment and re mid.
main anonymous. State action la Anyone unable to attend Um
■ meeting la Hailecfc’a office.
the cate was virtually ruled out meeUng, but desiring information
two months ago when a Pearl ia asked to telephone Mrs. Diane
River County grand Jury did not Ludsbec at FA 2-7430.
•Villagers Flea
Mrs. Georgs H. Garrison, who
retura any indictments la the
has been active ia Human* Society
case.
Volcano Eruption
Urn FBI bail listed » men as work for several years, will give
KAPOHO, Hawaii (UPI) - " known and suspected partici a brief talk aad introduce Marvia
Kilauea volcano erupted with a pants” In the abduction of the Hcltmaa of Cocoa, who will dis
fiery blast of lava Wednesday 23-year-old Negro truck driver last cuss the organisation aod work of
night Just hour* after MP persons April from th* Poplarvili* JaU, Um group aad preside at a ques
were removed from this nesrby where ha was held for trial on tion aad answer session. Ho baa
village. Laval spouted 150 feet into charges of raping a Mississippi been a director ia human* socie
ties for M years.
white woman.
the air.
Jury Turns Down
Lynch Indictment
C
Humane Society
Seeks Members
WEATHER: Fair and mild through Friday. High today, near 80. l.ow tonight. 68*69.
Uaited Prana Leased Wire Established 190*
THURSDAY. JANUARY 14. I960
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Nikita Claims Soviets Working
On Fantastic Nuclear Weapon
i i
iJHHfSfW* m i r
MOSCOW (UPI)—Premier Nikita Khrushchev aaid to.
day Russia had built up the giestent nuclear-rocket striking
force in ths world and that a "fantastic" and more formtd*
able weapon waa in the works.
Khrushchev said Russia now was so far ahead of tha
United States and the Western powers it will slash its armed
MR
N. V. FARMER was installed an president of the Seminole County Board
of Realtor* at noon today in a ceremony presided over by J. H. Atkinson of
Pensacola, president of the Florida Assn, of Raaltora. Shown a t the meet*
lng are, front left, Atkinson. Mrs. Gladys Dawson, new secretary-treasurer;
Charles F. Fields, member of the board of directors; C. B. Waller, vice pre•IdeoL end Fanner. Genevieve Blair, eorreapondinf secretary, Is not in
Ihe picture.
(Herald Photo)
Shopping
*'OuVHilftwn Sanford merchants are planning a Fri
day night shopping promotion which will be announced
when details are completed.
The plan does not include a general opening of the
■toreo THIS FRIDAY night, Although some merchants
have scheduled special aales events which will con
tinue into the night hours. Those who have planned
these sales are advertising them.
A program to huve the merchants remain open Krldsy nights did not get underwuy last Friday due to a
misunderstanding of the date.
A representative group of the members of the retail
merchanta division of the Chamber of Commerce met
this week and decided to try to work out "an outstand
ing promotion of special sales and a program of Friday
night shopping hours that will be convenient to and
attract the interest of every shopper in the county."
When the program is completed, it will !>e announ
ced officially through the retail merchants division.
In the meantime, some stores will lie open to
morrow night on the individual basis.
Snow, Ice, Floods Hit
U .S . A fte r New Storm
By United I’reaa International
The nation*# third major storm of tha season today pro
duced two-foot snows in the Southwest, one of the North
east's worst ice storms in 60 years and damaging Midwest
floods.
The third major storm of the year swept out of New
Mexico, Colorado and Utah to drop 22 inches of snow at
Williams, Aril. MrNary, Aril.,
reported 21 Inches sod nesrby
City Tox Needs
Grsod Csnyoo bed M.
Wednesday was the "warmest
To Be Studied
Jan.
13 on record" all across the
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) A
legislative eommiue* studying South. Tbs 71 degree high at SaFlorida's tax structure indicated tannab, G«., 71 at Greensboro,
N. C., and 73 at NasbviUs, Tsnn.,
today it will give special attention all
were records. It waa mostly
I* lb* needs of municipalities tor in Hie SO* in Florida.
additional revenue source..
Convertibles with the tops down
Tho Legislature's Interim Com were reported at every college
mittee aa Finaoct and Taxation campus. At Uis University of
ala* will look lata tke general Tennessee, where 700 students en
y altuatioo to the counties. gaged to a snowball fight just a
week ago, sludeols sat on tbs
brown grass to tbs sunlight to do
their studying.
At Winston Salem, N. C., sa In
nocent garter snake created con
fusion at the airport when bo de
The wedding was scheduled for Wadnesday night.
rided It ores summer and cams
MW« were horns atone last night, and just couldn’t
out to sun himself. A 17-year-old
sit still knowing our daughter was getting married and
Boy Scout qultod the fears of
airport personnel by killing the
we so far away," Mrs. Hull said today.
soak*.
"Suddenly the phone n a g aad we both jumped to
Heavy snow warnings were Is
our feet and raced for it," eke recalled.
sued tor parts of Colorado, KaoIt was the long distance operator. She asked Mr*.
sat and Nebraska today. Sis to II
Hull to hold on a minute sad after e pause of some 10
inches of snow was expected front
seconds Mrs. Hull heard "Do you take this msa to be
southeast Colorado through north
your husbaad."
west Kansas and central Nebras
ka.
"Whea 1 heard Roeemary'e voice. I was the happiest
A bead af freestog rate sod
ia the whole world." Mrs. Hull said.
sleet was forecast far parte of
.
Although the rest of the ceremony was
i
bard to
Kansas, Nebraska sod lows,
hear, because ef circuit trouble, Mrs. Hull said aha
abt heard
bringing katardoos driving send!the peat nr ear "I pronounce you msa aad wife."
T f i e f gusto up to ^P mitoo
Aad ae th" H»o« ntteudr I their daughter’* wedding tani e uhour
were expected tbrough
after all.
Um aortbora plates ares.
afi/wu..
41
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Reds So Far Ahead,
They'll Slash Arm y
'M arriage Vows Heard 1,0 3 0 Miles Aw ay
A Sanford couple, whose only daughter was married
last night 1,030 milca away heard the marring* vows . . .
thanks to the Telephone Company.
Mrs. Clyde Hull of 910 Park Ava. told thin story
this morning.
Her daughter, Rosemary, and Robert Brown of
Columbus, Ohio, decided to get married when he finished
his overseas tour of duty.
Brown was discharged from service early this week
and came to Sanford to fetch his bride-to-be.
However, Brown told the Hulls that he frould like
the marriage to be in Columbus because he had not seen
Jus parents for two year*.
i
The Holto, who understood tbe yosta*
s prob
lem, gave their consent'and the couple took off for the
Midwest Monday.
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NO. «07
6 Road Paving
Jobs Completed
In Casselberry
forces by ona-thlrd—l.tOO.OOO -n;n
—within th* next year or two.
He did not describe the new wca
pon but said he could announce
that "th* weapon we have today
in th* hatching ilage la even more
perfect, more formidable" than
anything developed before.
"The weapon, which as they say
ia to Ihe portfolio of uor scientists
and designers, is a fantastic wea
pon," ha said. He said its power
was so great as to be incredible/
la Washington, the speech was
viewed aa an effort to stamped*
tho West Into accepting dlaarma
ment and a nuclear test ban on
Russia's terms.
Some observers alto felt that
the overall tone of Khrushchev's
utterances took soma of tho luster
off what Soviet propaganda has
called "tha Camp David spiriL"
Western diplomatic sources said
to Loodon that Khrushchev ap
pears merely to bo planning what
th* West has been doing tor tha
•past three years—converting (mm
massive armies with conVsnttoaal
weapons to reliance aa nuclear
Military observers ware curious
about the claim of the fantastic
weapon, but they could not shed
any light on it Immediately. They
said that both the United States
sod Russia have scientists with
designs of weapons with "Jncredi
bit" power to thair portfolios at
all timas.
Khrushchev, speaking before the
Supreme Soviet, already had boast
ed: "U m Soviet army wields such
means of warfare and such fire
power at no other army hai over
had."
Khrushchev said cutting conven
tional troop strength would leave
a 2,400,000—man force equipped
with nuclear weapon* and rocket*
to powerful they can obliterate
any enemy.
He aaid Russia was "several
years" ahead of the United States
In rocketry and would strive to
maintain tha lead. Ha added Rut
sla already hai sufficient atomic
and hydrogen bombs but will con
tlnua to make them until there It
a world wide baa.
Khrushchev also outlined a new
concept of warfare for the Soviet
with the air fore* ovenlualiy abol
ishod to favor of rackets, Um navy
built around a powerful aubma
rina fore* sad Um army made
up of smaller unite armed with
nuclear weapons.
Casselberry Mayor W. M. Ben
son said today that sis more
towu roads have been paved and
turned over to the town council
tor approval and malntenancs.
Heftier Corp. hat finished pav
ing Wilshirs Dr., Brighton Way,
Winter Park Dr. and Cannon Way,
Benson said. Joyce Construction
Co. hat finished and turned over
Hibiscus and Norihntur* Drives.
The mayor appointed Cassel
berry lighting, toning and road
committees at Monday's town
council meeting. H* also named
Harry Wood to be Chamber of
Commerce leader and Dr. 8. R.
Rapaport as town health officer.
Road committee members are
E. Kochs, chairman; Herman
Joyce, Ben Evans and A. O. By
ers. The road committee will rec
ommend road, and street improve
ments and oversee road repair.
IJghting committee members
are John Zimmer, A. L. Byers,
and B. W. Hawthorne. They will
tee what areas need more lights
and recommend light installation
there. ,
Zoning committee members are
Joseph Laird, V. E. Grubb, Lytle
Swope, Earl Zibell and Bud
Srhurkerl.
The town rouncil annexed nine
plait in the Casselberry Heights Longwood Homo
and Pitre Oval area Monday and
placed the town police on social Numbering Urged
security. The council alto passed
Longwood Chamber of Com
a sewage . ordinance prohibiting
III functioning sewerage systems, mrrre President E. G. Heath to
including seplic links, and stlpu- day urged til town residents to
IsUng that persons owning these get numbers for their homes.
faulty systems mutt repair them. Heath said tha chamber has num
bered most of th* buildings in
town and hopes to have all Um
houses numbered by June. PegPhone Station
sons who don't have numbers
should apply to Linton Cos or him
Thefts Reported
self. Heath aaid.
Five Telephone Pay stations in Longwood Is growing so fast that
Ihe county have been broken into It needs numbered bouses to have
over the last (wo days with an soma sort of organization to desig
undetermined amount of sash nating buildings, th* C of C pratlstolen.
dsnt explained.
The pay stations were located
near Pineeruet Inn oa U. I. 17- F i r # C o n t r o l
•2, Whits Laundry oa French
glavia 4-H club members will
Ave.. Monroe River Bridge, Utile
Giant Food Store on French Ave. see films oa fire control aod hear
aod Rena's Service Station oa U. foreat ranger Charles Ichallmaa
•peak *a forest fire prevention at
S. 17-32.
Southern B*U District Manager their Arbor Day program Fri
Bob Sheddea reported this morn day. Mr*. Gertrude Lukas will
ing that be aad other company assist the ranger* to lb* > p. m.
officials bad no idea Just bow program.
much was taken from the etaHe pointed out that anyone
caught caa bo libs! to U year* to
JaU and (toss af llt.MO.
Sheriff To Spealf"
Laagwood Chamber of Commarcs member* will hoar Shorilf
I. L. Hobby apeak oa la v cntecre
mrnt at • p. m. todsy to th*
Uuirch ML Civic League building.
Lapp Says Reds
May Be Working
On Orbital Bomb
WASHINGTON (UPD-Nuclear
scientist Ralph K. Lapp said to
day the Russians may bo working
on an "orbital H-bomb” wbicb
could b* (tattooed ia apse* and
launched or recalled at will.
"A recallable bomb la orbit
around Um eartb would have tre
mendous Impact upon th* world
aa a psychological terror wagpoo,” Lapp said.
Lapp, who worked to lb* IT. I.
atomie bomb projaet during
World War lf, also suggested that
lb* Russian* may have developed
a loag-rasg* missile of super
power and super accuracy capable
of delivering a 100-magatoa war*
head oa targets continents sway.
A loo-megaton warhead would
have Um explosive violent* af 1M
millions tons of TNT. The A-bomb
which destroyed Hiroshima was a
lo.ooo-ton weapon.
tspp, now a writer aa auelear
affairs, mad* ihea* suggestion*
to commanUng oa a statement by
Soviet Premier Nikita I. Khrush
chev that Russia la working oa a
"fantastic wcapoa” of "tecradlbte
power."
Soma scientists hare discounted
Um likelihood of developing satel
lite bomb* on ground*, that k
would be extremely difficult te
pull them out ot orbit and aim
them effectively at a targat an
eartb.
But a technical report published
by tha House Spare Commlttoo
last year said such a bombing
system Is feasible. It mad* th*
point that a satellite bomb reulg
he placed la orbit to Um** of
peace and then hurled at aa
enemy by command signals from
the ground whootvor ita master*
wished.
Rangers Report
200 Acres Burned
By Wild Fires
Thro* wild fires burnsd nearly
20* acres to Seminal* County
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
County Foreat Ranger Robert L.
Ore) aaid today.
Ths first wild fire of Um year.
Just south of Oviedo, was put out
by a tractor crew Sunday after
noon.
A Wakiva Springs Mai* burned
122 aeres Sunday before two
tractor
and two power wagon
crews put It out. A fir* south at
MonrM Comer burned a* aero*
the same day.
A power wagon and * tractor
crew put out the flames.
Another blare flared up Monday
afternoon Just south, i f Oviedo
but was put out by a treetor
crew. The fourth fire burned six
acres near Goldeared Tuesday
afternwa before Ranger Jaha P.
Site lore extinguished R with g
water tinker.
Cray urged county residents to
be careful with all types *1 banb
Ora*,” be aaid.
S trv ict
to the community to om of tha yardsttoka
uao ia making thair annual dUtiagutohfid at
aa a highlight of Jayce# Week next
tavitad to nominate young in*
old for th* honor. Nomination Monk* a n y to t e
a ttn s * " -
A- E*w"
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ban la a (tabic ot ordinary bard
working parraU.
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didn't (trika Ibair fancy, lor they
wanted a war lord to far eutihine
all the world's foremost nlliUry
tostaOd'¥ a to b y ef „_ _ „
onto, who preached Peace sad
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By'M L* GEOBOB W. CBANB
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b a temtoary student.
Dr, Craaa," ha begaa. "aa
n pyebiairist and active teachp of a tibia Class, bow would
M say that Chrletlanily differs
t o n sil other religions?"
been predicted for nearly too
years prior to his birth. This
tras not true of any other sect.
That’s why the Three Wise Men
•era i nepglatta with the a*.
| ated Messiah ef the Hebrews,
Par the captured Jews were
pattered all ever the civilised
world. And their teaching about
• future tae ef Oed was thus
haitts to educated asea ef vsr-
Chrlat waahad the feet of his
Apoatlea la show them humility.
This was an latalarabla Idea for
Ita leaders who had expected a
datsllaf monarch with the stem
cruelty of Thor or Woden, plus
the pomp of Solomon's court
sad Caesar's purple robes.
Sod’s Sacrifice
Until the Bethlehem scene, all
races of mankind had visualised
their gods as cruel, vindictive
judges.
They regarded diety as a He.
rod or Pharaoh, who had no com*
punctlon about killing aH the boy
babies la the kingdom.
So It had boon the universal
custom le try to appease the sold
hearted deities by offertap ef
doves, sheep and buttocks or
wtae, rice and even human saert*
. Manoior Christ was the eel* thinking of all pooptos and all pre
mtoettou of the lefty Judaism vious religions by sacrificing to
that had baee the highest ethical m n l
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worldwide view that deity to set
ter*, cruel end unfading.
the highly dvfllsad Oroaka aad
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Kemsas atm wore at the primi
tive ethical stop of worshiping mankind's tyts to an entirely
new concept of divinity. He want
g m iitr tu
ed to show ut that Cod to our
Father, ef a kindly, forgiving na
ture.
The old Mosaic rule ef "An aye
for ea eye" was now superseded
by the Golden Rule, phis Christ’s
reply that wa should forgive aw
brother T* times f.
to road the Pour Gospels with
this new slant and yon will tee
why Bethlehem gave na Mm moat
dynamic aoocopt of Dotty over
portrayed on this plauot.
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eatod a chauffeur.
"Ha taa toon slandered and
eatod n common adventurer."
ata add, adding to bad tongbt
valiantly with too U. t . Air Puree
In the Korean campaign and later
worked p a researcher to u
American company.
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KvanglU Kddlaa, Sanford
Robert Thomas, gaaford Groce Brown, Sanford
Ruby Craohthanks, Sanford
Ralph Doan, Sanford
Walter Ball, Geneva
Helen Young Smith, Sanford
Dorothea Bobinaon, Sanford
Shirley Conkay, Sanford
Nancy Pitogar, Sanford
Margaret South, Sanford
Abner Bradley, Sanford
Katharine PanuUo, Sanford
Marta Hardy, laniard
S tem Sbigmaa, Lata Maty
Mr. aad Mra. Charles Avery, .
Sanford, a son
Mr. aad Mra. Donald Conkay,
Sanford, a daughter
Mr. ata Mra. Jen P. Bobinaon,
Sanford, a daughter
Willie BeU^tataerd
Barbara Buprocht, Sanford
Brownie Lee, Sanford
Bonnie Davis, Sanford
Jewel Cummings, Sanford
Bov. Bert Williams, Sanford
Helen Rogers, Sanford
Robert Thomas, Sanford
Baton Batata. Sanford
Carrie Dentals, Hawthorne
Ida Andersen, Oeneve
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NEW YORK (U Pt) —
price* at 1 p. m.:
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MARION ISAAC
Singletary.
MOORE, right, with Deputy Jim
(Herald Photo)
Murderer Lived
*ln Forest City
An cjtcuped convicted murderer from North Carolina,
with a flair for publicity, told county deputies today that he
had lived in the county for more than a year and was wanted
by authorities fo r the slaying o f his w ife in 1948.
The man, identified as Marion Isaac Moore. 47, o f Greens,
f b o r o , N. C., was arrested by Deputy W . R. Seeberger on a
News Briefs
Ike Insulted
HAVANA (UPI) - A radio alaMod bare attacked U. S. leaders
• Wednesday and urged the people
e f the United States to rise in
R e v o l t agaiust their government.
- la a broadcast repeated at four*
hour iatervals all day, Radio Mam*
hi Insulted President Eisenhower,
Secretary of State ChrisUaa Herter
aad hie predeeeaeor, the late John
Peeter Dulles.
vagrancy oharga but, while ho
wai fingerprinted in Urn Sheriff’ s
office, told deputiee "get a re
porter and I’ll tell you a real good
story.”
Moor* aaid be killed his wife la
Greensboro in March of 1MI and
was sentenced to >1-30 year* la
Jail after pleading guilty to aecoad
degree murder.
While serving la a road gang
in July of 1M6, Moore said ha
escaped and fled into Florida and
“ after bumping around” for o tow
years torn* to ’Forast QMy la lota
1*5*.
Seeberger. who aaid ha had a
"tip” that Moore, had been "brag
TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - For ging” around tho area of his ex
Bier House speakers C. Parris ploits began checking Into tho
-B ry a n t of Ocala and Ted David case yesterday afternoon.
9 b f Hollywood here indicated .they
will formally announce Saturday
as gubernatorial candidates. Bry* denied any story that b* was
ant’s disclosure la expected to wanted anywhere and, was "Just
tom e at a news oooference hare. a peaceful citizen."
David will probably announce at
However, Seeberger becanto sus
• Hollywood.
picious, arrested him for vagrancy
and brought him Into the Jail at
•:m o. m. today
Moore gave the officer no trou
MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Florida
Republicans are planning a mam* hie.
While be waa being fingerprinted,
A faoth welcome hers Saturday whan
^ V ie e President Richard M. Nixon Moore told Deputy Bob Grant, who
arrives for a reception and party was called into Um cate, "wfaat’e
gaily. Florida Republican Chair* the use, go got a reporter and
man G. Harold Alexander said I’ll give you a good story.”
After Moore’s story of tho slay
delegations from 43 of ths state's
•T aounties plan to attend “ Dlok lng, deputies notified North Caro
lina authorities ef the arresL
Nixon Day."
Seeberger said that Moors would
be extradited
soon aa potstole.”
LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A halfmillion Los Angeles residents have
A m e n stricken in an epidemic of
urhat authorities believe is Aslan
influenza. The disease which broke
out oe a i*rS« scale early this
weak wai declared of epidemic
proportions Wednasdsy by acting
city health officar Ralph Sachs.
Ha said M would hit ita peak la
BILOXI, Misf. (U P 1 )-A federal
about a week.
grand Jury today refused to indict
anyone In the lynching of Negro
Mark Charles Parker.
WASHINGTON tUFI) — Spokes*
The grand jury reported a* 10:4*
Wbiea for religious, labor and racial
groups turned the pressure on Re a. m. to Judge Sidney Mlie that
publicans todsy to help bring an it had "considered aU tvldenc*
administration • backed civil rights and waa unable to arrive at any
blU to the House floor. A delega
true bill."
tion from the Leadership Confer*
The decision apparently means
n e e on Civil Rights planned a
rsonal appeal to House GOP the slayers o f the young Negro
ader Charles A. K-illock, at a will escape punishment and re
main anonymous. State action la
■ meeting la Hailecfc’a office.
the cate was virtually ruled out
two months ago when a Pearl
River County grand Jury did not
retura any indictments la the
case.
Urn FBI bail listed » men as
" known and suspected partici
KAPOHO, Hawaii (UPI) Kilauea volcano erupted with a pants” In the abduction o f the
fiery blast of lava Wednesday 23-year-old Negro truck driver last
night Just hour* after MP persons April from th* Poplarvili* JaU,
were removed from this nesrby where ha was held for trial on
village. Laval spouted 150 feet into charges of raping a Mississippi
white woman.
the air.
More Hats In Ring
Big Welcome Planned
Influenza Hits L. A.
Jury Turns Down
Lynch Indictment
Civil Rights Pressure
C
•Villagers Flea
Volcano Eruption
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W E A T H E R : Fair and mild through Friday. High today, near 80. l.ow tonight. 68*69.
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NO. «07
Nikita Claims Soviets W orking
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AREQUIPA, Peru (UPI) — A
shattering earthquake—the worst
disaster in the history of this
second largest city of P e r u killed at least M persons Wed
nesday and injured more than MO,
it was reported today.
Aflershocki continued through
the night, and thousands *f per
sons slept In the open for fear
that another major quake might
shake down their homes.
President Manuel Prado, U. I .
Ambassador Theodore AchiUes
and ether American aad Peruvian
officials wart flying hers today to
assets the extent e f damage.*
An emergency airlift brought
doctor*, nurses, food aod ossen
till medicines for quako victims.
Help also woe oa Mm way Worn
Bolivia.
Local authorities proclaimed a
state e f emergency la Arequlpa
aad surrounding area* shortly aft
er Urn first shock rocked Um city
•t 10:4* a. m., destroying or dam
aging aa estimated * par seat o f
^TtuTtoomblor wrecked the Boman Catholic church at Baoto Do
mingo. the Qoyoaocho Hospital,
tho Gibtoe beak and the public
works building, ’ 'any other public
____
„ * or dam
^ Tdestroyed.”
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ad "completely
The d ty wai without electric
light er power Wodooeday aigM
aod drinking water was rationed
Although Arequlpa, with a popu
lation Of IMAM, " s a th* lxrgoot
city hard hit by Um quake, R was
felt la scores of other cemmual
ties in Peru, Chill aod Bolivia.
Telephone Haas war* down la
many areas, delaying report* of
death or damage.
Tim shock boro was worse than
that which kit Um city sa Jan.
U , INfl, kill lag M perse ns aod in-
Humane Society
Seeks Members
Tho first public maetlng o f Um
Sanford Humane Society I* sche
duled at • p. at. today for onrolling mombore aad alectiaf o f
ficers aad directors.
Um mooting will bo hold ia tho
American Legion HaU oa Hwy. IT12 and aU persons interested ia
the work of the Humane Society
are urged to aUead aad to Join
the organisation.
"Wo urge that everyone interest
ed please attend aad help tarry
on the work of the Society, which
i* vitally important to Um commu
nity," Mrs. Harriet Cowley, nomi
nee for president o f tho group,
mid.
Anyone unable to attend Um
meeUng, but desiring information
ia asked to telephone Mrs. Diane
Ludsbec at FA 2-7430.
Mrs. Georgs H. Garrison, who
has been active ia Human* Society
work for several years, will give
a brief talk aad introduce Mar via
Hcltmaa o f Cocoa, who will dis
cuss the organisation aod work of
Um group aad preside at a ques
tion aad answer session. Ho baa
been a director ia human* socie
ties for M years.
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m
Reds So Far Ahead,
They'll Slash Army
i r
MOSCOW (U P I)— Premier Nikita Khrushchev aaid to .
day Russia had built up the giestent nuclear-rocket striking
force in ths world and that a "fan tastic" and more formtd*
able weapon waa in the works.
Khrushchev said Russia now was so far ahead o f tha
United States and the Western powers it will slash its armed
MR
N. V. FARM ER was installed an president o f the Seminole County Board
o f Realtor* at noon today in a ceremony presided over by J. H. Atkinson o f
Pensacola, president o f the Florida Assn, o f Raaltora. Shown at the meet*
lng are, front left, Atkinson. Mrs. Gladys Dawson, new secretary-treasurer;
Charles F. Fields, member o f the board o f directors; C. B. Waller, vice pre•IdeoL end Fanner. Genevieve Blair, eorreapondinf secretary, Is not in
Ihe picture.
(Herald Photo)
Shopping
*'OuVHilftwn Sanford merchants are planning a Fri
day night shopping promotion which will be announced
when details are completed.
The plan does not include a general opening o f the
■toreo THIS FRID AY night, Although some merchants
have scheduled special aales events which will con
tinue into the night hours. Those who have planned
these sales are advertising them.
A program to huve the merchants remain open Krldsy nights did not get underwuy last Friday due to a
misunderstanding o f the date.
A representative group o f the members o f the retail
merchanta division o f the Chamber o f Commerce met
this week and decided to try to work out "an outstand
ing promotion o f special sales and a program o f Friday
night shopping hours that will be convenient to and
attract the interest o f every shopper in the county."
When the program is completed, it will !>e announ
ced officially through the retail merchants division.
In the meantime, some stores will lie open to
morrow night on the individual basis.
Snow, Ice, Floods Hit
U.S. After New Storm
By United I’ reaa International
The nation*# third m ajor storm o f tha season today pro
duced tw o-foot snows in the Southwest, one o f the North
east's worst ice storms in 60 years and damaging Midwest
floods.
The third m ajor storm o f the year swept out o f New
Mexico, Colorado and Utah to drop 22 inches o f snow at
City Tox Needs
To Be Studied
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) A
legislative
eommiue*
studying
Florida's tax structure indicated
today it will give special attention
I* lb* needs o f municipalities tor
additional revenue source..
Tho Legislature's Interim Com
mittee aa Finaoct and Taxation
ala* will look lata tke general
y altuatioo to the counties.
The wedding was scheduled fo r Wadnesday night.
MW « were horns atone last night, and ju st couldn’t
sit still knowing our daughter was getting married and
we so far aw ay," Mrs. Hull said today.
"Suddenly the phone n a g aad we both jumped to
our feet and raced fo r it," eke recalled.
It was the long distance operator. She asked Mr*.
Hull to hold on a minute sa d after e pause o f some 10
seconds Mrs. Hull heard "D o you take this m sa to be
your husbaad."
"W hea 1 heard Roeemary'e voice. I was the happiest
ia the whole w orld." Mrs. Hull said.
.
Although the rest o f the ceremony was
i
bard to
hear, because e f circuit trouble, Mrs. Hull said abt
aha heard
the peat nr ea r " I prono unce you m sa aad w ife."
Aad ae th " H »o « ntteudr I their daughter’* wedding
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
56'.
56'.
Earthquake Racks
Peruvian City;
38 Dead, 200 Hurt
after all.
THU RSDAY. JA N U A R Y 14. I960
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'Marriage Vows Heard 1,030 Miles Away
A Sanford couple, whose only daughter was married
last night 1,030 milca away heard the marring* vows . . .
thanks to the Telephone Company.
Mrs. Clyde Hull o f 910 Park Ava. told thin story
this morning.
Her daughter, Rosemary, and Robert Brown o f
Columbus, Ohio, decided to get married when he finished
his overseas tour o f duty.
Brown was discharged from service early this week
and came to Sanford to fetch his bride-to-be.
However, Brown told the Hulls that he frould like
the marriage to be in Columbus because he had not seen
Jus parents for two year*.
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T he Holto, who understood tbe yosta*
s prob
lem, gave their consent'and the couple took o f f fo r the
Midwest Monday.
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Established 190*
Williams, Aril. MrNary, Aril.,
reported 21 Inches sod nesrby
Grsod Csnyoo bed M.
Wednesday was the "warmest
Jan. 13 on record" all across the
South. Tbs 71 degree high at Satannab, G «., 71 at Greensboro,
N. C., and 73 at NasbviUs, Tsnn.,
all were records. It waa mostly
in Hie SO* in Florida.
Convertibles with the tops down
were reported at every college
campus. At Uis University of
Tennessee, where 700 students en
gaged to a snowball fight just a
week ago, sludeols sat on tbs
brown grass to tbs sunlight to do
their studying.
At Winston Salem, N. C., sa In
nocent garter snake created con
fusion at the airport when bo de
rided It ores summer and cams
out to sun himself. A 17-year-old
Boy Scout qultod the fears of
airport personnel by killing the
soak*.
Heavy snow warnings were Is
sued tor parts of Colorado, Kaosat and Nebraska today. Sis to II
inches o f snow was expected front
southeast Colorado through north
west Kansas and central Nebras
ka.
A bead af freestog rate sod
sleet was forecast far parte of
Kansas, Nebraska
sod low s,
bringing katardoos driving send!t i e u T f i e f gusto up to^ P mitoo
an hour were expected tbrough
Um aortbora plates ares.
6 Road Paving
Jobs Completed
In Casselberry
forces by ona-thlrd—l.tOO.OOO -n;n
—within th* next year or two.
He did not describe the new wca
pon but said he could announce
that "th* weapon we have today
in th* hatching ilage la even more
perfect, more formidable" than
anything developed before.
"The weapon, which as they say
ia to Ihe portfolio of uor scientists
and designers, is a fantastic wea
pon," ha said. He said its power
was so great as to be incredible/
la Washington, the speech was
viewed aa an effort to stamped*
tho West Into accepting dlaarma
ment and a nuclear test ban on
Russia's terms.
Some observers alto felt that
the overall tone of Khrushchev's
utterances took soma of tho luster
off what Soviet propaganda has
called "tha Camp David spiriL"
Western diplomatic sources said
to Loodon that Khrushchev ap
pears merely to bo planning what
th* West has been doing tor tha
•past three years—converting (mm
massive armies with conVsnttoaal
weapons to reliance aa nuclear
Military observers ware curious
about the claim o f the fantastic
weapon, but they could not shed
any light on it Immediately. They
said that both the United States
sod Russia have scientists with
designs of weapons with "Jncredi
b it" power to thair portfolios at
all timas.
Khrushchev, speaking before the
Supreme Soviet, already had boast
ed: " U m Soviet army wields such
means of warfare and such fire
power at no other army hai over
had."
Khrushchev said cutting conven
tional troop strength would leave
a 2,400,000—man force equipped
with nuclear weapon* and rocket*
to powerful they can obliterate
any enemy.
He aaid Russia was "several
years" ahead of the United States
In rocketry and would strive to
maintain tha lead. Ha added Rut
sla already hai sufficient atomic
and hydrogen bombs but will con
tlnua to make them until there It
a world wide baa.
Khrushchev also outlined a new
concept of warfare for the Soviet
with the air fore* ovenlualiy abol
ishod to favor of rackets, Um navy
built around a powerful aubma
rina fore* sad Um army made
up of smaller unite armed with
nuclear weapons.
Casselberry Mayor W. M. Ben
son said today that sis more
towu roads have been paved and
turned over to the town council
tor approval and malntenancs.
Heftier Corp. hat finished pav
ing Wilshirs Dr., Brighton Way,
Winter Park Dr. and Cannon Way,
Benson said. Joyce Construction
Co. hat finished and turned over
Hibiscus and Norihntur* Drives.
The mayor appointed Cassel
berry lighting, toning and road
committees at Monday's town
council meeting. H* also named
Harry Wood to be Chamber of
Commerce leader and Dr. 8. R.
Rapaport as town health officer.
Road committee members are
E. Kochs, chairman; Herman
Joyce, Ben Evans and A. O. By
ers. The road committee will rec
ommend road, and street improve
ments and oversee road repair.
IJghting committee members
are John Zimmer, A. L. Byers,
and B. W. Hawthorne. They will
tee what areas need more lights
and recommend light installation
there. ,
Zoning committee members are
Joseph Laird, V. E. Grubb, Lytle
Swope, Earl Zibell and Bud
Srhurkerl.
The town rouncil annexed nine
plait in the Casselberry Heights
and Pitre Oval area Monday and
placed the town police on social
security. The council alto passed
Longwood Chamber of Com
a sewage . ordinance prohibiting
III functioning sewerage systems, mrrre President E. G. Heath to
including seplic links, and stlpu- day urged til town residents to
IsUng that persons owning these get numbers for their homes.
Heath said tha chamber has num
faulty systems mutt repair them.
bered most of th* buildings in
town and hopes to have all Um
houses numbered by June. Pegsons who don't have numbers
should apply to Linton Cos or him
self. Heath aaid.
Five Telephone Pay stations in
Longwood Is growing so fast that
Ihe county have been broken into It needs numbered bouses to have
over the last (wo days with an soma sort of organization to desig
undetermined amount of sash nating buildings, th* C of C pratlstolen.
dsnt explained.
The pay stations were located
near Pineeruet Inn oa U. I . 17Fir# Control
•2, Whits Laundry oa French
glavia 4-H club members will
Ave.. Monroe River Bridge, Utile
Giant Food Store on French Ave. see films oa fire control aod hear
aod Rena's Service Station oa U. foreat ranger Charles Ichallmaa
•peak *a forest fire prevention at
S. 17-32.
Southern B*U District Manager their Arbor Day program Fri
Bob Sheddea reported this morn day. Mr*. Gertrude Lukas will
ing that be aad other company assist the ranger* to lb* > p. m.
officials bad no idea Just bow program.
much was taken from the eta-
Longwood Homo
Numbering Urged
Phone Station
Thefts Reported
He pointed out that anyone
caught caa bo libs! to U year* to
JaU and (toss af llt.MO.
Sheriff To Spealf"
Laagwood Chamber of Commarcs member* will hoar Shorilf
I . L. Hobby apeak oa la v cntecre
mrnt at • p. m. todsy to th*
Uuirch ML Civic League building.
Lapp Says Reds
May Be Working
On Orbital Bomb
WASHINGTON (U P D -N uclear
scientist Ralph K. Lapp said to
day the Russians may bo working
on an "orbital H-bomb” wbicb
could b* (tattooed ia apse* and
launched or recalled at will.
" A recallable bomb la orbit
around Um eartb would have tre
mendous Impact upon th* world
aa a psychological terror wagpoo,” Lapp said.
Lapp, who worked to lb* IT. I .
atomie
bomb
projaet during
World War lf, also sug gested that
lb* Russian* may have developed
a loag-rasg* missile o f super
power and super accuracy capable
of delivering a 100-magatoa war*
head oa targets continents sway.
A loo-megaton warhead would
have Um explosive violent* af 1M
millions tons of TNT. The A-bomb
which destroyed Hiroshima was a
lo.ooo-ton weapon.
tsp p , now a writer aa auelear
affairs, mad* ihea* suggestion*
to commanUng oa a statement by
Soviet Premier Nikita I . Khrush
chev that Russia la working oa a
"fantastic wcapoa” of "tecradlbte
power."
Soma scientists hare discounted
Um likelihood o f developing satel
lite bomb* on ground*, that k
would be extremely difficult te
pull them out ot orbit and aim
them effectively at a targat an
eartb.
But a technical report published
by tha House Spare Com mlttoo
last year said such a bombing
system Is feasible. It mad* th*
point that a satellite bomb reulg
he placed la orbit to Um** of
peace and then hurled at aa
enemy by command signals from
the ground whootvor ita master*
wished.
Rangers Report
200 Acres Burned
By Wild Fires
Thro* wild fires burnsd nearly
20* acres to Seminal* County
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
County Foreat Ranger Robert L.
Ore) aaid today.
Ths first wild fire of Um year.
Just south of Oviedo, was put out
by a tractor crew Sunday after
noon.
A Wakiva Springs Mai* burned
122 aeres Sunday before two
tractor
and two power wagon
crews put It out. A fir* south at
MonrM Comer burned a* aero*
the same day.
A power wagon and * tractor
crew put out the flames.
Another blare flared up Monday
afternoon Just south, i f Oviedo
but was put out by a treetor
crew. The fourth fire burned six
acres near Goldeared Tuesday
afternwa before Ranger Jaha P.
Site lore extinguished R with g
water tinker.
Cray urged county residents to
be careful with all types *1 banb
Ora*,” be aaid.
S t r v ic t
to the community to o m o f tha yardsttoka
uao ia making thair annual dUtiagutohfid at
aa a highlight o f Jayce# Week next
tavitad to nominate young in*
old fo r th* honor. Nomination Monk* a n y t o t e
a ttn s*" -
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yean,’* were convicted on a
charge ef coasplrlng to obstruct
Justice by their refusal te tell
about the Apalachia gathertag.
The maximum penalty I* five
years’ imprisonment and 910,000
floe.
In *00tearing the men Kauf
men said all were “ sophisticated,
hardened, Intelligent" criminals.
Their probation repeats, he said,
“rend Ilka a tale of berm *.”
Will ism 0. Hundley, ehtef of the
Justice Department's organised
crime sad racketeering section,
Income tax evasion, ns In the ease
consldcrnd te strengthen legal of At Capone, er perjury — net
dealing with such elements. He their more serious crimes.
did not disclose what they were,
T* get at the IMngpIns of the
At present, Hundley explained, underworld, Hundley said, the
the federal government's hands Justice Department must search
are tied in msny esses because the for violations of the federal gov
“great bulk of criminal violations ernment's taxing powers or its
are not within the purview ef the interstate Jurisdiction.
As a result, the department’s
federal government.'* Murder and
other Manias, he neted, are proas- racket buster* have had te con
centrate their fir* on income tax
euted bar the state*.
Hundley pointed out that rack evasion, narcotic lew violations,
eteers with n “ reputation” for labor racketeering, perjury and
violence frequently are sent to obstruction of Justice — all fed
federal prisons only heeauss of eral offenses.
Swastika Painting Hits Firing Of Pinay
Brings Political
College As Hew 'Fad'
Crisis To France
LOS ANQELES (UPI) - Actordirector Merit Steven* *atd today
he ha* volunteered to appear a* a
preieeutloe witness In the murder
trial el Dr. Barnard Finch and
Carole Tregoff.
"I knew Dr. Finch and hfa
wife." *ald Steven*. "She wa» a
good friend of mine. We played
many a game of tonal* together."
Stevana, an, who aald Mr*. Bar
bara Jean Finch, M. wa* a “ won
derful penon,” wa* expected to
teitify of hearing Mr*. Finch atprss* fear of her huiband before
aha wee found abet to deeth duly
11 et the Finch m m We*t Covine heme. Flaeh, tt. end bU
mlitrai*. Ml** TregatT, te, are aecuied of the slaying.
Deputy Dim. AUy. Fred N.
WhleheU* made the suiarlea anaeuncement of calling Havens aa
a witaeee ihortly M ere the trial
wa* rueeated Wednesday until
Menday. •
A virus cpidemle hit one el the
Juror* and a defense lawyer and
both the state and defense agreed
In the reeeee rather than replace
Demo Lender Faces
Gift Inking Count
MBMFKti (UF1>— Cotton face*
1 1 AS AM U1AL0 Joaeph A- Jaap, left, and Klebnr I . Maatarsoo vUlted
tha Sanford Naval A ir Station Monday and Tuenday. Tha admiral* from
the o ffice e f the Chief o f Naval Opiratfane were briefed on dofenao activi
ties and plane a t the N AS.
Toastmasters Try
Different Tactics
putting their aedience to riccp h r
a ehsage Saturday sight
Tim chcng* of tactic* kg fee
public speaker** slab wffl b# da*
to hypnotist J. B. McCswtcy'a
visit te the Mor-lma tnataawn*
mooting. McCawtoy who was fe*
flrot hypnotiat la the United Mateo
to bo profcorioaolly Mom*sod, wiB
toil this Toastmasters ebont Om(
us* of hypnotism la modiolus aad
dentistry. Ho wit include domow
otrstioai at tho bsaguct tad obiipo
onyoao who waste te bo bypaw
0*11 io
II see,” atill*!# sold, tho rity Dt
i could “ son" woo a and a pro!
authoritarian reglna, publican *1
A grand
a normal body coll which
boo loot 1U oontrwl factor and
keeps on growing, the doctor sold.
Dr. ghodden seid hi* figures ap
plied only te cigarettes as for
steoc tho offset ft pips aad tohocoo omcblng has not boon stud
Orisndoanc Bob Adorno aad Vow
ied as much.
non Buttrom will mah* the oatertahuncst opcooboo aad Jan
Davis will bo toastmaster ter tb*
ovoaiag. Tbs 7:10 p. a . mooting
df Toastmaster roprooontaftva*
team throagbout Florida wM tote
low aa sfttnwod' oaatermei hate*
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mob toistoa, also at tho Mar-Loa.
Nora Oauso, Sanford
Rev. Attaway Fields, fo s h *
Doris Thomas, Beaford
Donlsl Burnham, ioaford
Hospital Notes
d ea n n a
AF Hey Abandon
Arctic Ice Steffen
commander of tb* Uth Air Divi
sion at Ladd Air Fores Baa* here,
and Copt. Jamas F, Smith, an as
sort on lag island hytelww, war*
to tomet tb* la* fte* today aad
wtth Capi. Arthur Scbruodar, bead
of tb* operation on Charlie, makg
tb* dsclriaa on whethar I* whb>
TAMPA (UPl)—fiddk (Gordo) Kama*, a aeevigtad
ka aporator, hat aatd tho Goaoral Tatephoao Co, to
mat his MNpheoe treat being ramovod.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyio Uberoos,
Boafocd, twias, aoa aad dough
lifted aaarah ter tbs waspen used
te slab aa attrsatlvs btollgy protasoar te daath Just Mva milai
team Mm rgmpaa of Laatofaaa
Mate ualvaraSy.
Tha rvnawad soaroh far tho
thte. blunt laatrumaat — parbapa
th* flat aid* of aa ax* #r hatchat
fOUawtd tha qugitisaiag at Doan
Oearga Mlakay. 40. "aa* af th*
tew persons who knew" the slain
professor,. Dr. Margarat Baasmood McMillan, te,
Hlshay, dean af URTa Gradual*
School, was on* af aavaral faculty
member* questioned by authori
ties. He 1* married eng thg «*■
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Circles Hear Guest Speakers
At Garden Club Meetings
HIBISCUS CIRCLE
sna Hibiscus Circle of the gar
den elub met at the home of Mrs.
Charles Morrison on Hiawatha
Ave. for their January meeting.
Co-hostesses were Mra. H. J. Gut,
£ M rs. Herbert Moreland and Mrs.
V. Brewster.
Dr. J. F. Darby, plant patholo
gist of the Central Florida Agricul
ture Experiment Station, was guest
speaker. Among other things be
stressed the fact that diseases of
planta and vegetables had affected
the history of our country.
One example waa the black blight
on potatoes in Ireland in 1840. This
wrauaed more than 730,000 Irish
•people to migrate to the United
states. Hoatessea served refresh
ments to members and guests at
tending.
IXORA CIRCLE
“ Landscaping’’ waa the thema
of a talk given members of the
. Ixors circle of the garden club
by Mrs. Alice F. Smart of the
Florida Landscape and Nursery
Co. of Leesburg. The circle met
sdFrlday morning at the homo of
:Mrs. Gordon Stanley with Mra. G.
Andrew Speer and Mra. D. S. Tal
ley assisting.
Coffee and aweel rolls were
served prior to the business session
.after which Mrs. Wight Kirtley
called the meetl|g to order andK
reported on the recent garden club
board meeting. Mrs. Kirtley stated
that the local club had applied for
five awards with the Florida Fede0 A p o n of garden clubs this year.
Sha told of a conservation work
shop to be held in Leesburg on
Jan. 21 and reminded members of
the card party sponsored by the
local club, Jan. 22, at the Civic
Center,,
Plans fur the general luncheon
and meeting of the ciub Feb. IS
were discussed. It will be held at
the Alayfair inn and will be “ Orien
t a l ” in theme. Each member was
Vfcjven a copy of proposed new
amendments of by-laws to be voted
on at thia meeting.
Mrs. J. M. Truluck and Mrs.
William Bush ware welcomed back
into the circle as reinstated mem
bers.
In ber talk to tlie group, Mra.
Smart stressed the importance of
planting In completing * home and
pointed out that good landscaping
.will improve the value of a home
a ) to 31 percent.
Those attending the meeung
were Mra. JUrtley, Mrs. Truluck,
Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Robert Shedden,
Mra. L. R. Johnson, Mrs. G. D.
Bishnp Jr., Mra. Donald Bales,
Mra. T. W, Haro, Mr*. John Bur
ton IV, Mra. W. I . Evans, Mra.
C. V. Mile, Mrs. Volin Williams
i f , Mra. Goorga Etch, Mrs. Spea-
'Oviedo HD Club
To M eet Friday
The Oviedo Home Demonstration
Club will met Friday morning at
9 o'clock at the home of Mra.
Robert Lee on Lake Charm. The
theme for the day will be “ ProperJog Foods For Freeting."
FALL
New Officers of the Ladies
Auxiliary of Ihe Lake Mary Volun
teer Fire Department will b« incer Harden. Mrs. B. B. Hollinga-•uary meeting, to become a m em ->Woodson Dickerson, of Orlando, stalled at a meelini at the O n
worth end the three hostesses.
ber of the “ Audubon Society''. The gave a moat interesting talk on houie at S p. m.
* ROBE CIRCLE
group met at the lovely new home "Conservation.” She stressed the
OrAniitlional meeting of North
Members of the Rose Circle of of Mrs. E. L. Lindsey in Loch fine work that the Florida Audubon
Orlando Garden Club at the home
the garden club voted, et the Jan-1 Arbor. Following a "C offee", Mrs. ISociety is doing in this area.
of Mra. William Dean, 10 N. 2nd
SL at 7 p. m
Aialea circle of Garden club
, meeta at the home of Mr*. G. M
Shipp, 300 E. 19th St. at • p. m.
Hemerocallii Circle of the gar
den club meets at the home of
Mrs. P. J. Weslgate, MOT Cor
dova Dr. at 7:30 p. m She will
ahow alidea of her trip through
Poland.
The Ivy Circle of the garden
cluh will meet at the home of
Mra. Leon Swain. 411 Willow
Ave. at • p. m. Mra. George Mc
Call will apeak on potted planta.
Seminnta Reoekah Lodge 43
meeta at • p. m. for buaineaa
aeaaion. Inalallation aervire at 1:30
p. m. open to the public.
FRIDAY
Oviedo H. D. Club meeta at a
a. m. at the home of Mra. Rob
ert Lee. Lake Charm. Theme.
“ Preparing Fooda For Freeting.’*
MONDAY
MRS. CHARLES MORRISON, center is holding a box o f camellias that
members brought to the Hibiscus Circle o f the R n rden club at Mrs. Morri
son's home. Other members from left, are Mrs. H. James Gut, Mrs. Vernon
Brewster, Mrs. H. A. Moreland and Mrs. John E. Fox, president o f the
circle.
(Hersld Fhotos)
Does Elect Four
in,
GOOD PARLOR TRICK
The next time conversation lags,
try a scientific demonstration on
your guasts. Hold ■ lighted match
in the stream •( smoke arising
from n burning cigarette. The
smoke will disappear. It la de
stroyed because the 'second flame
completely bums the components
Members of the. Anna MUler Cir
that cause the smoke. Give your
guests an opportunity to gueia cle agreed to help sell lickcla,
its application around the houie. on the Lark Station Wagon Contest
which will be climaxed at the Elks'
Charity Ball.
The group met Tuesday night
at the Elks’ Lodge with tha presi
dent, Mrs. Harry Adatr, presiding.
Mrs. J, R. Hoolehan Jr., was wel
comed as ■ transfer member. She
canfe from the Anna Miller Circle
in Live Oak.
31ra. Russell Spencer gave n
talk to the group and asked them
to conduct the annual mothers'
march of dimea, again lluo year.
They were unanimous in accepting
tho responsibility. Mrs. Adair ap
pointed Mrs. Spencer as chairman
of the drive and Mra. Ed. Cox as
co-chairman. A committee will be
selected to work with them.
The next regular meeUng is ache-
The Dependable Sunday School
claaa of Firat Methodiat Church
will meet at 7:30 p. m. at the
home of 3trr. A. L. Skinner, 908
Magnolia Ave. with Mra. John
Schlrard aa co-hostess.
The Paat Matrona Club of Sem
inole Chapter No. 2, Order of
Kariern Star will meet at I p.
The BPO Does met Monday night m. at the home of Mra. Tom
at • o'clock at tho Elka Club with McLain in Geneva.
Mra. Robert Billhimer presiding.
Plans were completed for pbout
three cars to carry members of
Sanford who with to visit tha Win
There's many a way In get
ter Park Drove and witness the milk Into meals, the U. S. De
installation of officers.
partment of Agriculture reminds
Four candidates were elected to homemakers. Most people find
membership and will be initialed milk a very refreshing beverage,
so gel their daily milk quota by
at the Club, Monday Jan. 23.
drinking It plain. However, in
The following members were
rooking or other food prepara
present: Mrs. Penn Rahn, Mra.
tion, there are many ways to get
Jack Hope, Mra. John McDonald,
milk into the daily * fare, thus
Mra. Herbert Dlsbrow, Miss Nancy
adding dividends in nutritive val
Foatcr, 31rt. Garfield Walker, Mrs.
ue end often flavor aa well.
Bernard Wolford, Mra. George Fo
For more milk at breakfast,
ley, Mrs. Pete Uowersox, Mrs. Ed you can pour hot milk over poarhward I’ ratt, Mra. Peter Bukur,
rd eggs on toast. Use milk in*
LeBoy Hickson, Mrs. Garfield Wal stead of water whrn rooking ceker, Mrs. Lynn Lyons, Mrs. Hobreals, following directions usually
ert Billhimer, Mrs. Richard Mapea, giveo on the cereal package.
Mra. B. D. Wolford, Sr., Mrs.
Step up milk value In many
James Smith, Mra. L. R. Hickson Tooda containing milk by adding
and Mra. Robert Karaeber.
dry milk. Try thia when prepar
ing soups, mashed potatoes, ce
reals, and other cooked fooda. If
you add 4 tablespoons of dry milk
to each cup of fluid milk, you
make the dtah about twice as rich
In milk value aa when you use
fluid milk alone, says Myrtle
Home
Demonstration
Wilson,
Agent.
Puddings and pie filllngi made
with Initiation of new members. with avaporated milk will offer
Thoar present included Mrs. Bu more milk value If 2 or more
parts exaporaled milk are used
ford B. Brown, Mrs. William Kline to I psrt of water inatcad of
felter. Mrs. J. M. Cameron, 3lra. the usual 1 to I proportion. Cream
Wesley Fillmoo, Mrs. M. Moses, soups, creamed or scalloped mein
Mrs. H. F. Half.
dishes, rustards and other milk
Mrs. James Blankenship, Mra.
uddlngs else help build up milk
Charlie Stafford, Mra. Clayton
i meals.
Smith, Mra. Lynn Lyon. Mra. Gene
Waller, Mrs. Ed Cox, Mra. Robert
If a coal has n dog-eared fur
Tomlinson, Mrs. Irene Kent, Mra.
J. R. Hoolehaq Jr., Mrs. James collar, consider replacing it with
Via, Mra. J. R. Hoolihan Jr.. Mra. another kind o f fur. If no fu r7
Ralph Wight, Mrs. Adair and Mra. Try adding fur—collar and cuff*
Spencer,
—for a high fashion look.
Anna Miller Circle
Plans Projects
MERCHANDISE
SWEATERS
The American Home Depart
ment of the Sanford Woman's
Cluh meeta at • p. m. Hugh
Analey, Winter Park, will apeak
on "Experiments in Education."
N ew M embers
UR. J. F. DARBY, left, plant patholoRint at the Florida
Experiment Station wan gueat speaker at the Hibiscus
Circle o f the garden club. Mrs. L. E. Spencer, right, was
program chairman for the month.
JACKETS
SUITS
SPORTCOATS
HATS
SHOES
SPORT SHIRTS
Many Were $5.00 Now &20 - 2.49
Others Now $1.98
SLA C K S
$12.95 NOW 10.96
9.95 NOW 7.96
7.95 NOW 6.98
ASSORTED BELTS AT Vi PRICE!
COME IN . . . LOOK AROUND
(p sA M n a J U
Mr. and Mrs. Benny Auatin,
2330 palmetto Ave., announce the
birth of ■ daughter, Bonnie Lynn,
born Dec. 31 at Seminole Memo
rial Hospital. Mrs. Austi is the
former Louise tamdqulst.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry McVey,
Lae Johnson, A1 Stlna and family
o f Orlando and Mr. .o d Mra.
Pat Patman of New Jersey were
dimmer guests of Mr. end Mra.
W. D. Stine, Tuesday evening.
Specially Priced
Luncheon
Name Officers
THURSDAY
£
Miaa Dorothy McAlexander waa
elected Worthy Advlaor of the
Sanford Aaaembly No. 23, Order
of the Rainbow for Girla at a
meeting Ihir week at Maaonie
Hall.
Miaa Sue Koke, worthy advisor,
preaided at the meeting and elec
tion of officera for the winter
term. Others elected included
Diana Haynes, Worthy Associate
Advisor; Eileen Myers. Charity;
Mina Dorothy McAlexander Rarbara Wimberly, Hope; Linda
Williams. Faith; Joan Jones, Re
corder and Carol Ann Sehimming,
Treasurer.
Miaa McAlexander appointed the
following officers to serve with
her: Jeanie Markham chaplain;
Elisabeth Grant, drill leadrr; Evie
Dosscy, love; Caroline Baggerly,
religion; Lynn McCord, nature:
The Winsome Sunday School Cheryl Repp, immortality: Gini
Class of Pinecrcxt Baptist Church Taylor, fidelity; Sandl Wright,
hrld its monthly meeting Monday
night, at the home of Mra. II. I).
McQuattrrs. Mrs. George nonner O ste e n
was co-hostess for the meeting.
Mrs. Ray Murray led the devo
tions and prayer time at Ihe be
ginning of the meeting. Using Matthew 6:9-13, she presented a very
Mr. and Mra. klillwood of Hen
interesting lesson.
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dersonville, N. C. spent last week
Aa a new goal of service for the
end with his parents, Mr. and
coming year the class plans to
Mra. Mason Millwood. Their son.
help needy families of the com
Monroe, who has been visiting
munity. It was decided that the
his grandparents, returned borne
February meeting will be a dinner
with them.
and party social. Husbands of the
Mrs. Harry Osteen and Mrs.
members of the class will be in
Tom Lemon attended the Semivited.
nole Association of Ihe W. M.
After all class husiness was ronv
U. at Ihe First Baptist Church
pleted, a time of ancial fellowship
in Deland, this week..
waa enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mr*. Warren Melrose
and three children of Lalnsburg,
Mich, and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill
Melrose and five children of
Corunna, Mich., have returned
to their homes after spending two
weeks with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Melrose In Lake
Butler.
THURSDAY
Kobert Williams has returned
Pinccrcat Baptist Church visits, home after viatltng hia brother,
lion 10:30 a. m. to 7 p. m. Choir who la 111, In New Orleans,
practice 7:30 p. m,
Winsome Class
Holds M eeting
Personals
Church
Calendar
Firat Baptist Church Royal Am
bassadors, T p. m.
patriotism: Cafol Repp, aenrieet
Darbara Thomas, confidential ob
server; Darlene Arvett, on t e g
obirrvor; Pat Raburn, mualcian;
Joyce Shepard, choir director and
Joy Tripp, historian.
An installation ceremony for the
new officera will be held Sunday
Jan. 24 at 2:30 p. m. at tho
Masonic Temple. The familiea and
friends of the Rainbow Girlg are
cordially invited to attend M l
service.
Gleaners'
Holds M eeting
The Gleaners' Class of the Firai
Baptist Church held their January
business and social get to-gether
at the home of Mrs. W. H. Dun*
can, 903 Catalina Dr.
Mr*. R. A. Williams gave the
secretary and treasurers report
and Mrs. R. E. Pcurifoy gave the
class report. Group .captains teM
of sick and absent members.
Mrs. Fred Myers presented the
devotion, using aa her topic, “ Hie
Beginning And The End” and (lea*
ing with the “ Lord’9 Prayer.**
Others attending were Mrs. Wil
lie B. Pippin, Mra. A. J. Petereon,
Mrs. L. H. Harvey, Mrs. Peurifby,
Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
II. J. Hutchison, Mra. J. F. Lewis,
Mrs. Homer Little. Mrs. Thelma
Steele. Mrs. D. K. MeNah and
Mrs, Berta Cottrell.
COOL THOUGHT
If a large quantity of hot M
la headed for the refrigerator,
cool It rapidly to room tempars*
lure before putting It in tho cool
er. Otherwise the refrigerated food
will be threetened with apeUag^
cautions food experts at Cereal
Unlversitly.
CWyl?otkxieti to the
Presbyterian Church: Girl Scoot
Troop 233 meets at 3:13 p. m.
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FRIDAY
J :p
Focus week at Ftral Baptist
church will he concluded with a
“ World Wide” banquet at 0:30
p. m. in Ihe educational building,
featuring music, speakers, cos
tumes, friendship and food.
Quick Dinner
Cook dinner for 4 in just 20
minutes: Hawaiian short ribs with
rite cakes. Bone IMi to S pounds
of short ribs and marinate the
meat several hours or overnight
In a mixture of 1 cup of aoy
sauce, 1 teaspoon each of ginger
and brown sugar and I clove
of garlic, halved.
Make rice cakes by mixing m
cups of cooked rice with 1 egg
yolk,
teaspoon o f' salt and
teaspoon each of pepper and nut
meg. Mix well, ahape Into 4 patlies, dip in 1/3 cup of cracker
crumbi and brush with I table
spoons of meltrd butler.
Drain-meat, reserving the ma
rinade. Place mca and rica cakes
on broiler tray 3 Inches from heal
sourer and broil 70 minutes. Tufn
rice rakes once while cooking
and bade tha mast frequently
with reserved marinade.
A new look to an old fa v o rite rhinestones on spectator pumps.
The stones are added to the
pumps for dressy afternoon and
early evening wear. Strap end
bow closuroe alto dreee up the
ON YOUR AUTO INSURANCE
N eal to Mary Carter Palat Store
ow a n A
Ladies' Dresses
AH name brand drenaea in aizea 6 - 16, 8 - 20, 12V*
Select from a selection o f over 1,000 dreanee in
drip drya. Jersey*, woola and pura silk fal
Daytime, Evening and Cocktail style*
Now in the time to buy ahoea in dreasy haeia, trerlfin.
flat* and loafer*. Closeout patterns and dinooatiaued
number in moat all sixes.
Rear. Price $5.95 - $12.95
Shop and Save Use RBA and Open
“Featuring Fashion* ft Footwear fa r Tha
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Calling
Um Jayoaa Wank progrant to
m
* i o f j o t a g V B p U T in the SOOflty
that baa plagued the relnionsbtp
between Weat Germany aad the
United Statea. That la the German
demaad to reetor* eome 1400,000,.
i l l la the aaaeta of Germaa an*
tioaala aeiaed at .Urn outbreak ef
World War n.
It la h meaaurt of Adenauer's
coacara—aod the proatura oa klm
from Um iaduatriaUaU involved—
that ho afcould devote a pan ef
Um oH-fo-ltmited
with the
Proaidoat to thia question. Once,
at leant, the Admtaigtrattea it*
commended that aO the claim*
aata, including the Urge indue*
triallata, be repaid out of fuada
to bo -voted by Congress.'
Latar a compromise waa put
forward uader which tkoao wtUi
elaimt at IlMOO aad under, would
bo compoaaatod ia caah. Thia
weald have takaa earn at It par*
coat of all Germaa loams aad
would have eovarod the geoulae
kardafclp cases. But the Beea
gevormmeat rejected um camarea lee.
Tba whole baalaaee la anarmoua1y matplicated, with Americaa
war damaga claims :tt ever
agataut Um Garmaa damaad for
reetituUoa of aaaeta. Tba largest
a tetter from Mr. R. A. H«wihna a comment on the aubjatu
i
'e-m ail
the young and the future.
He wrote:
- "W # have juat learned that our aplcndid atala nenator,
Dougina fltenstran, did not intend to run for raalactlon to the
H
not only a tone to our eouaty, but to the etete
’ , "Thara ere many of ua 'older citizens' who in the peat
have looked to men like Dougina Btenetrom, end BUI
Baaford, who wee so active ia.state dad national politico a
few yeara baek, to keep a eioae watch on our political aeone
and epaak out against those thiage which they thought were
M
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H
t
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b .v .
had enough of present day polities end I can't aay that 1
M a m a th e m .
"Not only will the I960 election loan eome of the color
that haa always boon inserted In Seminole County politics
find we Uke our politics), but the important thing is that
there w t any talk of any of the young citizens in our feet
growing community who are fired up abeut politica ee they
were a few years back.
"Your newepaper could be of no greater service to this
ana than to encourage mere interact on the pert of local
young people (both men and women) in their local end state
"We hope you will lead your support to build up some
Interact among this group, ee our future belongs to thorn."
Mr. Hendricks, you are right and we. hope more o f our
"elder cittseos" wul let the younger citizens know that they
must show, more get up and gw—b all phases of community
life ee wall as government.
And, more importantly, we hope they wilt give the young
man and women ample opportunity to exercise their talents.
tho pAnt your Ig
In tka t»kAAlh
Bat it came at the end of the
term tad aoawhow there aavor
teamed time ia moat claaaea to
cover thia topic, tt waa aa though
the Germaa coaacieace dmply
could not endure the weight of
Buck a moaatroua record, la the
aamo way la the late 'thirties,
when the eooecntraliea campa
began to operate fun blad, moat
Garment preferred to abut their
eyea to what waa happening. In
terrogated after the war, Garmaaa living la the immediate
vleiaity of theta eampa could'tay
with teeming hooeety that they
did not know what waa going oa
la them.
The government la Boaa la
making a determined effort— to
far without auceeaa—to ahow that
the Incident! la Germany aad
eleewbero were iaapirod aad per*
hope engineered by Communist
agents. N* greater damage to
Quotable
Quotes
Assignment Washington
Thanks Deserved
M r. fk o tt Burns, oul
o f 100, WAS voted « dtAl
By ED EOTSBBA
chnlrnum o f tho Committee
tho group for bli pemonnl WASHINGTON - A thousand
the eommlttoe a working •yea could not have adequately
f.
ohAlrmAit, Clifford MeXlbbla, pointed out thAt
tod a lot of thing# which were not
but whleh w«ra rati timely attpt in
of thoeouni,.
m who served tho committee faithfully lost yoor
lit, but wo think the vote of thanks to Mr. Burns
TM IS (BCA-Vlotor).
of the
"B t Goorgn
"SiaMot Um
MiMtStoalumi
(ceral).
9 a *« S K 3 [
" by Kivla PrOatey.
was led dowa the stoop gsllory
steps . . and the mdiaaen of
Mnmlo'n feet—• contrast neat
to Urn pale cheeks ef Mrs. Nison.
The unnatural radish-red of the
President’s cheeks. "It'S aa overdost of TV pancake makeup,"
somebody says.
The two-ring looec-lesf notebook
from which Um President made.
The type is n* Urge Unt only M
words fit on • page. On every
page • phrase or two, or n word
or two, underlined- loom heavy,
•erne light.
The minor catastrophe when the
notebook's upper ring earn# apart
and, wklln- tho President taumd
shoot things lihn atomic deatrnctteo, tho finger* ef Me left hand
desperately waked to refutes
the ring.
. Then, wilhnul dropping • word,
Mr. ClHohnwer grasped tho npno
ring with thumb and forefinger,
Jerked it nut and slipped it lute
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By PBBB DANKO
NEW YORK (UP1) - Affable
Doan Martin, America's untamed
version af Parry Coma, presented
at beur-loag musical special Tueiday night tbit, Uka lu heat, defiat Mrieba diaeusaian.
Martin is Um sort af paraaoality
that you either dig a seam. Pa-
Fabian's ne-velee staging what
Daao Martin ia raeUiag aaoga to
sueeaaafully, but it's Just that
Fabian baaa't beta arauad long
eneugh to devatep MarUh'a playteal alarm.
Anyhow, u aoemdd teat whoaova tea ahow moved close to tea
brink af etralghttenrsid muals,
semeteteg would kappao usually an ad lib by Martin - to pel
baek te a suitably irrev
sfamality,
E U T his
t g emphstle-but-eca*
& n s ,* a things
erent orbit. It anything poelUva
fuaad lntraduetieas, Ms Jack Kan- •am# not af tee slew, tt waa te
aedy (pre-campaign) haircut aad, remind ua aaew what o versaUte
•have all, Ms vary sharp wit. pertermer is Nanatt* Fabray.
On hit NBC-TV fUrttmt flpeela), Martin dlspUycd Umm bumIA iM llilUl A ll iOAMAAl Utah Klm
diataite fa eamet lyrics and
Thus, w* found Andre Previa'e pl
ane medley ef "Pagy sol less"
tuaea being sugar-coated; Nanette
Pabray'a staling af "Lavar" turn
ing Into an enjoyable satire aad,
S though ha did, youag FaMaa,
Dona Martin af law, wreaklag$tMf with, "AM of Ma."
Actually, it'a unfair w ertUciqa
NOW-fait Idtm y, / w r it e deoil Sm your local
ir• f c
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recorded Um human Interest story
that manifested itself durtog the
President's UM State ef the
Union Message.
Once a year we find earselves
la UUs predicament — lucid* •
vest auditorium late whleh haa
poured aa assemblage ef the Mggist "Mga" af Washington. It's
e name-dropper's nlghtmars—the
ehlsf of the country and his first
lady,' the aatlea'c second family,
u
ip iv iu iia i ilawmakers,
B w m i A o i i , the
u io CaMv o i»»
diplomats,
net, JuaUces, Joint Chiefs of Staff
. ., nod in tlte gaUertee.tSnir
familial.
lo , What dans a Mbits#r*e alagte
pair of eyas fetch from thia «
mioutes of rich ptekte’aT
When I got to the typewriter
alter Um sppteuse wtthmod oft up
Um Sail, I tot dawn, In cSmueio
Steal order, Um ptetuna stfU in
my mental recarder.
The fireti The unsmiling, teoeiy
slim figure la Um gallsnr** first
raw. For is mlautss before the
President stepped la, Pat Nison
sat than atena. Nabady dlaturhod
Germany's poMtlou in ten world
could b# Imagined, line* it raises
•11 Dm old troubling doubts about
Ibo future, do If tbla to the work
of orgaaUod communism It is
one raonrpr**.v 'jC“ « v diabolical
daiixn of that -teaspiracy.
But Ibo effort to place the blems
os communism U itaclf disquiet,
lag, t in e * i t a u t t t i t i t h e d t i i r *
to (lad aa acceptable eeapeioat
which will, la turn, abaolve the
Germans of raspoaslbUlty. PoDa
takea la Germany la recent yeara
hare revealed Ibo aaitteoee •(
latent anU-Seraitlem and the re.
lection of any feeling of guilt
for the C rim ea committed by lbe&
Nads.
The quostlon iaevitably ariaei
aa to whether the Germaa past
has sat beta too quickly restore*
and-all the aapiag cracks ia tk#
•Id structure papered aver with
the rhetoric of good intention*.
The Garmaa industrialist! have
been fantastically successful sad
one evidence ia the bulging
balance of oxesss foreign exchaoae, which givos the Bond#
Soverament a dominant position
i Europe todoy. .Washington ia
currently sxertlaf pressure on
Bonn, thus for with no response,
to get Germany to bote la the
effort to build tM underdeveloped
countries.
Congress is moat unlikely, ia tba
currant mood ef public opinion,
to approve tba raatitutten af as•ota to tba Garmaa corporations.
Deep emoUoni am Involved, witaQ
the charge that Parbea waa one
of the compaalea that used Nail
slave labor. Tbla can be put down
•a only one consequence, aad per
haps tba least Important, af the
now doubta arising over an ally
.essential to Western unity.
0
with ita asuaterpart, the great
esrtal, I. 0 . Forbes, la camplieatod by a claim af Swiss ownarahip.
Tba cancers af tba Chancellor,
who haa Just eelobratod his S4th
birthday, reflects the dssirn that
has dominated tba 10 yaars dur
ing which bo bae presided over
the restoration of a flourishing
and prosperous Germany. This is,
abovs all, tho desire to pul baek
The chilling sight ef e heavy everything as U was before the
lS-mlllimeter camsra poised to nightmare ef Nailam brought oa
foot directly over tM President*! the holocaust ef the aecoad World
head as a photographer thrust his War.
hands out over the press balcony
It la the profound belief of e
for an unusual top-of-lhe-hasd "good Germaa" that NaaUm waa
shot.
The study of faces out la treat
of the President — the spontan
eous, or calculated, fade) mad
Gets. The fmaoa, glum visage ef
levlet Ambassador Mikhail (Smil
ing Mike) Menshikov, who, by
sheer coincidence, ended up la Um
last seat by the wall la tho last
row of the ebambor.
Finally, Um picture of Sou. Lyn
don Johnson, .directly in front of
Mr. Biaeahawa. In Bow L Last
HOLLYWOOD fUPI) - Hart
year, the aaa hem Tests yawn •m the boat movies af the past
ed, mostly, through tba Pmri- decade — la the ophites of Um
I pW lwSIM wi
mottee Mature industry, which
This year the majority leader
bald ee to Ike's words, seined flima ia tba yarn sated:
like • bird do| in busy brush.
IMS—‘‘All The King’s Mat"
After all, it la oaocoivabte that
Juat son year from sow ho, him•atf. would ha at Um State of the
IMS—"Tho Greatest Show Oa
Uaiaa podium. . .
Barth"
Thus# Impriealaui era but MU
1M4—"Fram Mara to Kteraity"
teoood loosely - law a haloidsIMS—"O h The WaterfWat"
eeapo. Than wars voteraaa la tba
u m —" maity"
pram galtery, trained is beet pl
1MT—“ Arauad The World Ia M
aten, who ealteetivaly could m Days"
have caught Um oatira ptetun
cut them as tela day. This waa a
show ter a thousand eyes.
tightly pulled dowa oa the bad
yeara when tho. greatest orgaait.
ad crime ia the bldory of maaklad waa being committed.
All tala ia' nowHpalfifltny point
ed up by the anti-Sendtic locidoata that hare ae lroubUd Adaaauer and respoaiible Germane
everywhere. Aa effort baa beea
made to teach the geaeratleo
coming of ago la Wed Germany
what Nadam, with ita uaderlyiag
polaoa of aati-lemltlim, meant.
This waa part of required ceuraoa
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Liberalized
'Sub' Ruling
K AD ER GOLF TOURNEY hopefuls yesterday were, from the left; Mrs.
Augusta Russell, Mrs. Min Keenan and Mra. Jeanne Foulk. (Herald P hoto)
Q o u u u jio n ^ ^ Coven Sports
B y JERRY COVINf.TON
For the first time in the history o f
basketball at Seminole High, excitement
has reached a feverish pitch. In a school
that has been traditionally noted as a
football power in Central Florida, there
has never been any real interest in bos.
ketball, but all o f this has changed great
ly this season. A t last you can hear all
over town talk about the big game— and
they are not talking about football.
Coach Bud Layer no longer haa to aay
wait untit next year, because next year
is here. The Seminolea have jumped o ff
to a 6-0 season which ties an all-time record fo r successive wins. They have usual
ly piekad up thair wins over teams o f a
lesser reputation, but this year they have
been knocking o f f some o f the big ones.
In conference play, they have defeated
Wildwood and Apopka and tomorrow
Bight they travel to W inter Park where
they get their biggest tost o f the season.
The Wildcats are also undefeated so the
winner o f the gam s should ba rated one
o f tha "to p dogs" in tha area.
Hart’s an example o f tho interest that
'h a s bean created b y tha Seminolea this
season:
Usually It has been hard to get a good
handful o f folks out fo r a home game, but
Tuesday there was a fine crowd which
made the trip to Apopka.
This is one o f the biggest factors in
the success o f the team because the boys
have found out that they are supported in
Sanford and therefore they ore willing to
give it all that they have.
I f you are interested in seeing a fine
high school ball team plan to follow them
tomorrow night to W inter Park and see
what they have to offer. The W ildcat! are
tough, with big Mike Mosher as tha key
but the Seminolea can’t be counted out,
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Around the baseball loop I see where
our old friend Al Dark has been traded
to the Phillies. This deal probably pleases
Al because he surely likes tha g o lf courses
down here and he will return from Arizona
to Florida fo r spring training. Ha told me
a couple o f years ago that he had played
so much g o lf during the o f f season that
when ha first g ot into tha batting cage
down at St. Petersburg he grabbed the
bat with an overlapping grip.
Alvin will be seeking his fourth base
ball players' g o lf championship at tha
Miami Springs course next month and is
almost a sure bat to take i t
Uolted Prea* UtermaUmal
the nightcap to the Vlllanova- f - i P _ M *
r
And now there are two-Cincin* Temple nm e at PhUedelphia’e l R I r f l f I I c C K
P a la it r a on th e i i r m a t h m i » I > M
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More than n down eharlUhle
orianlulioni of Seminole Counts
will reeelvo • chunk of every M>
lar hot teaifht at SsnJord-OrUndo Kenaal Club, ai Uta fifth
annual Charitjr Night write* local
• fourth major unbeateu, wta
whipped Tueaday nifht by South*
«rn Method!*!.
_
But Cincinnati and Villeaeva*
• both of wbieh htve touih ached*
Kiel UtU week—kept rolling with
ftlatlvn eaae.
Cincinnati, the nation'* top-rank*
ad team, led by only flvt point*
•t halftime but roartd to its 13th
atralght victory with a 7B-S7 con*
m a tt o f ioth-rankad St. Loula.
Of ear Xobertaon waa held to 27
poieta, far below hi* 311 per
lam a average, but poured in II
_ .2 u r ia f the aecond half when the
P i e arc at* aolved St. Louis' sticky
gtow-dewn game.
VtUanova stretched its winning
Streak to 10 games as John Oris*
eeii - and George Revelieg eon*
trolled both backboards agalnit
tho smaller Temple Owli In an
ll*#l victory.
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Thufra. Jan. 14. 1960—
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Tho first place Marine teem
tightened tbeir grip an the top
position la the NAS Intramural
Bowling League last week with a
three point wla over Halroa Three
Alfa.
Fasron St Chiefs hung on to
second place by total piafall as
they split with Matron Three
Charlie. Matron Savon Alfa tied
for tha second spot with a (rand
slam win over Comhatwlng One
while Fasroa WhltehatS pealed a
three point victory over NAS
eperetioM.
Taking team boners ter the
weak, NAS communication! down
ed Matron Seven Brave for four
nts. Bagel task tha week’s
h Individual aeries beoera with
■ IIS aartes aad tied Orlmea of
NAS GCA Tower far the week’s
high Individual game wUh a IIS.
With Grime* shooting a 111 ser
ial,* NAS GCA Tower overwhelm
ed Metros Three Brave far four
paints.
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HOW OO VOO
m
PlDuJlARV?"
af tho two fighter* after Dupes
(ISAM) acored a uauimoua dad*
■ten over Lane (111) In Wednaiday nlgbt'a talavUod 10-round bout
at tho Port Whiting Areas.
"I want Lula Rodrlauei Mat,"
said Dupas, roforriag to tha topranking weiterwolgbi contender
from Cuba, "aid that champtoa
Dan Jerdaa."
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racing history.
General Mgr. Jerry Collie* plan*
to givo all profit! from tho action
te tho rarlou* group*, aol a fatal
of moro than |S,«M ter charity
I* predicted by A**t. Mgr. Jaak
Ledoux
Hlghlliht of the apaclil eraniag
of competition will be the Charitjr
Handicap, ttb event of a 10-raca
date opanlng at 1:1# p. at. with
a awifl Grade B encounter.
—
OF REBINED CRANIUM ON
aaUenal triumph over LaSnlle in
9Va Jun
GAVE ME/ r — — ,
XXI SHAIL UHOOltR TwE
SECRET IOCAHCN5 OB
THIlR STOCK Plies.'OUR.
neer wiu. do the rest/
PURPOSE,
LEADERf
» n e a r l ia s e s
...A F T E R B A T IN 'A L U O *
T H O S E O N IO N S ORANOMA
Marines Tighten
1st Place Grip
Dupas Looking
•rGam o
Pan I
THB poms
K
Only Two Unbeaten Cage Teams Left Charity Night
....
Vetted Prtaa lateraatteaal
Alihoufh soma of Ua numbers
continued to pine for a revival of
the platoon syiteiu, collate foot*
ball’a coaehtni fraternity today
hailed the liberalised "w ild card"
aubaUtuUoe rule aa "a step la the
rlfht direction."
Oaly Joe Xuharicb o f Notre
Dame p u b llelyjecu icd the NCAA
Rules Committee of betas "abort*
aifhted" afttr it voted Wednes
day to permit e single player to
enter a game at any time, even
while tha deck la running. Uader
the old rule, e single player could
be eubiUuted only during a time
out and provided he had oat uied
up his tllewed two entrlaa per
quarter.
" ! personally feel that you ere
hurting the game by net allowing
unlimited substitution;" eald Xu*
harich. "It Is shortsighted o f the
Rules Committee not to make the
move m w . Eventually. It hat to
eome.”
Ben Sehwartswalder of Syra
cuse Indirectly answered the Irish
coach by declaring that the new
rule "wUl give coaches a flesl*
blllty that will help improve tho
garni" sad la "better than tha
stampede which would result if
unlimited
lubetituUoa
were
brought beck."
Woody Hayes o f Ohio Stale and
MUt Bruhn of Wisconsin admitted
they would have favored a return
to platoon football but, unlike Xu*
harich, they apparently agreed
that half a leaf is bettar than
none.
" I am somawhat disappointed
that they didn’ t return to platoon
football but the action they took
la a step in the right direction,"
Hayes aald.
Eha
�thing New, Something O ld -- WANT ADS Are As
P a g e 6— T h u ra, J o n . 14, 19 6 0
Bv STANLEY
TOWN
OFFICE SPACE with ample park
log. t i l Oak Avenue. FA S-MOO.
'rto u »e * i< S M T ,J O E IT DOB ft S A Y - V
^S U P P fty WHEWy
2-ROOM apartmi
eluding hat an
Palmetto Are.
I-BEDROOM nalnralafeed bouae,
kitchtn electrically equipped.
2412
Willow
Avenue.
Call
' FA 1-0174.
t
Bdrm. house, M0 Orapeville
Avt. FA t-IlM after S P. M.
5. R m ) EaUtu For Solo
8 . Rato l a l a t o F o r S o lo
BASS FEVER ? ?
INCOME PROPERTY: A p t
heuae. Needs repair but good Throa large loU, approximately
7< I t i 400 f t oo beeutlful
for future iaveatmeot. Located
clear secluded lake, paved road 7 . Bualnano O p p ortu n itieo
ael Bo. Park Are. Sanford —
froa U ft, excellent f 1 < h I a g.
opposite First Baptist Church.
91,000 each with term*. (Bring
money and flaking pole).
ALSO practically new • room
residence at nil Sanford Are.
. Convenient to Sanford Naval
THE TIME TEfTED FIRM
Air Statioo.
110 N. Park Are. Ph. PA M l f l
For further details contact
NEW 2-bed room block house, part*
GEORGE T. STUMP
ly furnished, I0J00, terms. Ap
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
ply W O Palmetto.
ft LOAN ASSN.
ATTENTION
UT I . COURT ST., ORLANDO
BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY
What aectton of Seminole
2 BR. bouae on Magnolia, Juat out
County do you live la? Do you
2-BEDROOM
bouse,
screened
of city Urn. a; kitchen equipped,
have an AVON Representative
porch, fenced yard: Just outside
Venetian blinds - space boater.
calling on yon regularly? M
eity limits. FA 2 7422.
Must aell at sue*. U N . Will
you don't, we may need you.
trad# for lata model ear.
If you would like to lo a n
g-ACRES of good farm land to
»A 2-000! or PA 2-0515.
about being an AVON RepreSanford Celery Delta 9500 per
eentative, write Mrs. Jeee
acre. Excellent terms. Richards
Milanich, Box 240, Lockhart,
FARM ER'S AGENCY
Hotel, Melbourne, Florida.
Pla., for Interview.
N. V. Fanner, Realtor
LOCH ARBOR: By owner; o-bedD. H. Whitmore
room block bouse on canal; kit
lilliaa O. Trams
WOMEN to work in meat packing
chen equipped; Florida room.
Associates.
plant. Apply Hi-FIavor Meau,
On Lakevlew Drive. Low month* 110 8. French Are. Pb. FA > 2221
Tuskawtllow Rd., Near Oviedo.
ly paymenti and down pay After hour*, FA 2 I0U, FA 2-4021,
No phene Information.
ment. Call FA 2-S212.
FA 2 0301
S t Johns Realty Co.
RENT A
BED
sy, Hoapito' ft Baby Bed*
foiy, Week or Month.
RROLL'S FURNITURE
, 1-21*1
111 W. lat S t
MODERN two bedroom apartment
In duplet; electric kitchen;
large yard. Near Soutbslde
School. No meters, ’ utilities
shared. 900. AfUr 1:00, 700 E.
14th. St. PA 2-7022.
NEW two bedroom bouae to Lake
Mary;
walking , distance to
school and stora.' 900 par mo.
FA 17210.
UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom house,
large Florida room, kitchen
equipped, hardwood Boor*. Call
SMALL furnished bouse, 1 bedFA 2-1017.
room, near hospital, 90S per
month. Lights and water Includ CLEAN e-room tarnished a p t
Close la. 911 Park Avt.
ed. Phone FA 14544.
NEW HOME, Country Cleb Man
or. Call FA 24221.
LOOKING FOR A LO T?
LOCH ARBOR
THREE BEDROOM, lto bath This Is your OPPORTUNITY to
HOUSE tor SALE Or RENT: 1- - horn* on canal with access to
Invest In local building lota at
bedrooms; 109 Country Club
Chryilal Lake available now at
unbeatable terma.
Circle; 225 month FA 24028.
owner has bean transferred
Sample: 25xt2S ft, corner lot with
overseas. Low down payment
eity water and aewar 9M5 total
and aasuma 4Vfc*& P. H. A.
prico with 281.50 down and $12
mortgage of 912,261.
per month. We hava otheral
BY OWNER Raa son able tarmi
2-bedroom, 2 bath, large living ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor
NEW YORK (U P!) - Many un
W. H. "B ill" STEMPER Agency
room and porch, established
Raymond Lundquiat, Assoc.
usual and eoetiy motion pictures
Phone FA 2-4M1
112 N. Park
lawn, excellent neighborhood. FA 2 3221
Atlantic Bank Bldg.
made their bow during the 1920’*
Sanford, FA 2-7410.
3-BEDROOM, 3 bath, doubts car
but non* of them puabed "Gone
LOTS: Cleared, high ground, 100'
port*. extra large utility room.
With the Wind" from Mi position
x 142'; one block off New UpMonthly payments 976. 110
as lbs No. 1 celluloid moneymak
saia Rd. 1250. Phone FA 3-7212
Shannon Dr. FA 2.1376.
er.
after 2:00 P. M.
A 1229 report by Variety, Ui*
ntnrrioua s a n k
show buslneaa newspaper,. listed n <*t ic k in h .r .u r eivtn that 1 BY OWNER: ltousd and lot, 1107.
OWTW
tb* top grosser of all am tneaisA In b a s in ... at ISt W.
W. 20th. Street.
2nd S i, Samlnola O u n lr , F lor
time, with earnings exceeding ida,
«ho flctlllo n t nsm* o f
923480,000. The 1228 epic will be Itarnta On» Ilnur M artlnlilng and
re-issued again soon In connec that I Inland tn rreta t.r aald
nam* with lha Clark of th . Circuit
tion with tb* 10th anniversary Court,
completely
equipped.
Lovely
Registered Real Er'.aU Broker
Somlnoto County, Florida.
o f lb* C iv l War.
In arcordanra w ith lha provlslona Mery E. Carmen — Leo Salvail
Florida room and lifetime tUe
_ Running a close second is "Tb* o f lha Flctltloua Nam* niatulta,
roof. You may own this home
B. E. Rogero, Sr Associates
Ten Commandments," which wai In .w ilt Uactlin ISI.es Florida Sta- Ph. FA 2-1301 17-62 at Hiawatha
for only 92250 down and assume
tulta 1SIT.
released to 16M and within a
4 li% VA mortgage balance of
Hlg: Liny 4 Barnoa
year had proasad 932,000,00a. TO UK PUBMSimn Jan. 14. SI, READY FOR IMMEDIATE
912,450. with monthly payments
Some Industry obssrvtrs believe as, FKB. 4.
of 974.20.
OCCUPANCY
tb* Biblical fUm produced by Urn
3-BEDRuOM,
2
bslh,
kitchtn
r ic r r m o i-s bamm
late Cecil B. DaMilte will even
•quipped, Florida room. Large
NOTICE la b.r.by alvtn that I
tually aureate "Gao* With the am vnaaBte In butlntta at HIT
HERBERT STENSTROM
lot. Call FA 24432.
Wind" to tamings.
Orlando
Dr.,
n .m ln o l.
County,
Registered Broker
FlorlS*, undtr iho fictitiou s namv
LEN RISNER
nf, J*t Inn. and that I Intend to
LOTTIE BROADWAY
rvalttvr told nam* with th* Clark
o f th* Circuit Court, Bvmlaolv
KEN TORBETT
Couaty, Florida, lo accordance with
BETTYE D. SMITH
lha erovleltne o f th* Flctltloua
Asaoclatei
Name
Statute*
to .w ltt
V e ils *
t l l . t t Florida B t .t u u . HIT.
I N. Park
Pb. FA 2-2430
'Wind' Still Tops
At Box Office
W orry Clinic
Legal Notice
n .
m. d.
■ D - m i Fred W. Otoaal,
about 99. la Buslnaaa Mans*
4 Me POST ft TIMES STAR
nrhessart
sr to tb* merger of these
p u tt eruutog papers, there
MB a i wwteat battle between
Mr dominance to the evening
ROSA
L.
PAYTON
Stenstrom Realty
V ftg 'I was admiring his swanky
•awjaM ou to Mm fermar t i m e s
Excellent Homesites
ON L A K E S
ni*.- Jnssuh Plnltr
Publish. Doa. U B J a n . I, i t . I L
what da they generally eJta a* the
authority for Urn facta they art
quoting?
It la tha aewspapor: to fast, the
daily nawepepor la really n great
"University to Print".
Any paper with 19,000 circulation
ia estimated to have aimaat 90,0*0
dally "atedanta", which to mom
than am enrolled to our larged
atato universities.
Tha publisher also compare*
properly w 1 t h Mm university
"Chancellor" and tha editor ahmtid
ha regarded at a college “ Proxy".
Reported am comparable te
“ Professors". And tha educational
obligaUoaa to nawapaporman now
far outweigh Mut to campus edu
cators.
CfUCAOO turn -P o lio * and
ether Arat-ald group* which deal
with winter cmargenetoa barn
b«en urged to adapt tba ao-cillod
quick-law mrihad o f m ating
froetbito.
Writing to Mm Journal of Mm
International CoDaga of Surgeons,
Dr. John T. Phelan aald currant
methods am Inadequate tad* that
" a quick-thaw at approximately
110 dagraea Fahrenheit la tba bttt
first-aid treatment ■ because it
shortens the Urn* the frostbitten
tietua la expoeed to cold."
Dr. Pbalaa, a professor at the
UnlversMy of Wisconsin Medical
School, warned that lima la eruclal la froetbito cams.
"Depending on the person and
which part of lha body la affect
ed," be said, "there lc a point at
which part i t the body la affectable, irrespective of the treatment
M E C H A N I C : GUARANTEED
SALARY PLUS COMMISSION.
HOSPITALIZATION. PREFER Af
EXPERIENCE IN FORD PRO
DUCTS. APPLY IN PERSON
TO HUNT LINCOLN MER.
CURY. INC., 108 N. PAL*
TWO BEDROOM HOME, kttchrn
METTO.
equipped, Large corner lot. 2200
down and assume payments.
FA 2-7882 after 1:00 P. M.
RETAIL Building Material Out*
aid* Salesman, some experience
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
in building materials necessary.
Write qualifications to Box R,
STOP! in to sot our 2 bedroom
e /o Sanford Herald.___________
lto or 2 tiled both hemes at
FRAME HOUSE, large lot out of
eity limits. 91,000 my equity,
42,200 balance, payments 925.
FA 2-3485.
SAN SEM KNOLLS
4 blocks West of French Avenue
on 20th Street.
HOUSEWORK: PA 2-4604.
BABYSITTING day or night
PA 2 2460._____________________
LOOK! at ail the wonderful fee*
iurea In these homes. Terrauo
floors—Furred and Plastered
walls — Custom built • cabinet SANFORD Plumbing ft Hasting
work—and
Dust-frae
closets- i r n a*. Rim PR. F A 9-1914.
Close to acboota and shopping
—LISTEN! to the price and
terms—1220 Down FHA Financ
ed—Exclusive with
W. H. "B ill" Stcmper Agency
Realtor ft Insurer
ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffse
Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper
Robert F. May, Bari Pilcbar,
Helve E. Noonan, R. T. McCesklB
Phene FA 14621 . l i t N. Path
SANFORD: 3-bedroom b l a c k
■ bouse;’ com er let; vacant, *00*
easb; FHA mortgage; 927.26 par
landscaped 122' x 102’ corner
lot 92,50* dohm or will trade
for other property. Will fine pc#
part to down payment if dealtcd.
‘
ISO E* Coleman
‘
Circle.
TA 2-7*07.
WYNNEWOOD: S BR., Vta. Rm.,
TSa
HERALD
HOME W ITH A VIEW
stova, refrigerator. Air condi
Located on two lots shaded by
tioner optional. Low payments.
Twenty Three huge Oaks, tbia
2410 Stavani Ave.
three bedroom—two bath homo
with Us unobstructed view of RAYMOND M. BALL
a betutlful Isko la truly SOME
AND ASSOCIATES
THING SPECIAL Among Hi
Real Estate — Insurance
many extra features are a
Surety Bondi
HI-FI speaker system, forced
air duct beat la arary room t i l So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 94441
Milford
•ad a two tea Air Conditioner.
If you are looking for an ultraRiodarn home ia a setting typi
fying Central Florida at Ita
beautiful bast. PICK UP THAT
PHONE RIGHT NOW I Wa am
•agar to tea your reaction when
you Inipact this WONDERFUL
HOME.
ONLY 914,m , TERMS
Brans Bldg. Lake Mary
P k FA 9-1990
JANUARY CLEARAN CE
D O Q G E
fou n itoj.
F O R D ******* V‘ * n shM, Be lli ft
E A p n Rancher*, V-g suttee, Fordnmntto,
KMra CIc m
W. M. "BIB" STEMPER Agency
Phone FA 2-4191
111 N. Park
SPECIAL!
* * * * * * **L with 19* Famitaw
FORD*1,“L 'S £ m’
FORD* “■
I VftanjaA
*
« » «
Escallop* Gosditiift
FO RD U S
BETTER HURRY!
O N LY 4 LEFT
Before Prices Go Up
54 FORD
52
FORD
l
Saddle Tanks, Ilk Wheel, Bendy fee Work ^
•
AS IS SPECIALS •
54 FORD map ■479I52 GMC
fictolto ftaalamd
aald Tuesday th
54 FORDL?1 hu jb 49 IN T L lu T
Parmanant Salat Opportunity
TO TA L PRICE
In Tile And Surrounding Territory.
GOME IN OR CALL ONE OF OUR •
FRIENDLY FORD SALESMEN TODAY
Wa a n ex tending te meet ton I m i i f i to 1094,
ACTIVE man a» pom m te list, stow and eaU Parma, Noam* aad
O e u t o ^ B a a W Fteperttoa te paepta ear Natiaaal Advartiatag
g a s a r t f f iJ W p y a js a a . t o s s a
*
” + * **** * *
Caaat to Canal
Year Credit to food en any of three Care
MONTHLY
PAYMENTS
T REA LTY
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:
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:• : ••\1 ;U -V *v .^ r^ . v ’ -V •.: £
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SANFORD, FLA.
�t
12. Plumbing Servient
Plumbing
k
15. Hpvrial Servicer
IV. Hoata and Motor*
PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING
W. L. HARMON
PH. FA 2-4223 After I P. M.
'IT JOHNSON 31 H. P. electric
motor; Pelieea trailer; 14 ft.
itep bottom runabout; FA MAH
after 1:00.
•ha
m axferh
Cerate
23. Notices
A Personals
New A llied Furniture A Appll
aocei. A Good Place To
■UY, SELL or TRADE
Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick
ANNOUNCEMENT
Service with The Caih. SUPER Mrs. Merle V. Tredway la the new
TRADING POST, FA 2-0677.
AVON Representative for die.,
—. . . --------I MirTM.far.V _ _ _ _ _
trlet 111 in Sanford; lit. to tth.
JLC1E.QE-Ricsda^lslaft^'*>)tn net:
St., between ’ Mellon villa and
400 Sanford Ave.
TTT 3-7430
I piece bedroom »et: DeWItt'a
Park Ave. Please call FA 2-1601.
Trailer Court, FA I -M l.
• ItO VALUES
TRAILER furnished to man and
• 1UICK CREDIT
REDWOOD Cedar eloiet. Ilka
wife In exchange for some s e m
• EASY TERMS
new, |20. 4M Roialia Dr. (cot*
less rendered to man next door,
tage).
WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS
recovering from illness. la Os.
taan. Call FA 2 0319.
TOMATOES and SWEET POTA
New and Used Furniture
TOES. Cslary Ava., near Beard111 E. First St.
FA 2 3622
Jenkins
Heating
AIR COVD1TION1NO
CONTRACT and REP MR WORK
100T Sanford Ave.
FA 2 M 2
Gateway To Ths Waterway
Your EVtNRUDE Dealer
TV PICTURE TUBE SPECIAL
R o b so n S p o r tin g G o o d s
For I weeks only!
304-6 6 E. HI.
Ph PA 9*3961
17 In. (accept some
portable*)
139.16 20. Automobile*
Jee C. Thomas
14 la. SU M
1921 Barit* SI.
‘
PA S-9«49 » ia. H I M
AU tubes have l 1 year guarantee. 1939 Chevrolet 2-DR., 6 .-ylinder,
l* ii than 9,099 mllei, no ruat
LLOYD'S RAOtO A TV
PLUMBING
anywhere. Will secapt car for
416 Sanferd Ava Pi.. FA I t i w
Contracting A Repairs
equity or caib. taka over pay
I*
Free Pitimataa
15*A Beaul) Parlors
ments. Sea at Holler Motor
9
R. L. HARVEY
•ale*.
204 Sanford Av*. Phon# FA 2-33*3
" dortb* b k a l t y ”
PAIR of Edmonds high comprai
MM Adams Ph.
1
|8. E le ctrica l S e rv ice s
lion headi IN . PhOM FA 1-MI*.
A Satisfied customer la our b e *
Huufe Wiring ~ E'rrirtr Service
advertisement
1M0 PLYMOUTH Mclvedsra. R
Std Vlnlcn
and II., PS., continental whael,
HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK
RAVD.W.7, ET-ECTWC OP.
4.100 actual mil**. good econo
109 go. Oak
Ph. FA 13712
11? Magno'ln
PA I-M ll
my: |900 and lake over pay.
Bn lovallar With Professional
mrnts. Phone FA 3-067 after
14.
Point S T tr n a l^ -"
Beauty Care.
9:00 P. M.
# V A L L PAPERIXG a T a INTINO
' • SINCA 4-dr. RAH ......... $12M
W ot; Guaranteed
Rod Beard
'37 DODGE 2-dr. hardtop .. I13M
fontart SR W<.,; ith St.
’*? C H E W 4-dr., 2,400 miles *1301
I'huna FA 3 *643
'W C H E W 4-dr., one owner *13*3
H o w enchanting! A * driveway's all covered with
10 FORD Station Wagon .. *11*3
THOS. E. THOMPSON
36 BU1CK 4-dr., Air Coad. *1483
Grncral Contractor
'M FORD *4 ton pickup . . . . *6*3
»l‘»mc Carpentry Repairs
'M CHEVY 4 dr., Bel Air . *993
Hoofing It Siding
MARIAN MARKET CABBAOE
'U DODGE 4-dr. Royal, nice *693
Phone FA 2 6432
PLANTS for salt. Trad Thurs
'3* NASH Rambler 2-dr. H.T. *2*3
ton, Phone FA 9-1690.
1*32 ALCAR, a ft tandem, ex.
ROOFING,
Gutters.
Spouting,
•a DODGE Convertible . . . . *1*3 '*3 OLDS Holiday 4 Dr., tutona.
relient condition, modern. Mutt
new W/W Tires, radio * and
Rvof Repairs, Fainting, Camant Cut Flowers For Any Oceaaaion ' a PLYMOUTH 4-dr............. $1*3
sell this week. * 1,200. Da Witte’s
heater. ***8. FA 2-3739.
1 *
Carpenter Work. General
MOST CARS
SANFORD FLOWER SHOP
Trailer Park, across from MevHome Repairs. 20 yrs. Expert- FA 2-1*22
VERY WELL EQUIPPED
or
FA >4170
WILL TRADE 1*30 Chevrolet tuisland on 17*2.
cm *. Very Low Ratal. PaatM
Seminole Co, Motors
dor sedan, oscallant condition,
FA 2-3676.
FA B9914
17. Pols, Livwtoek, 8uppltes 319 E. First St.
for pickup truck. FA 2-4723 af. 41* i » ', M' Groat Lakeo • bdrm.
carpeted, air conditioned, cabinter 4:00 P. M.
B A M ROOFING
M . Park Av*. Trailer Ot., Let
Contracting A Repairs
'M RENAULT — take up pay
79. ReaaonabU.
Liceoasd — Bonded —laanred
ments—small equity. FA 3-3015.
FREE ESTIMATES
42* R. TRAILER; exceptional buy
990 Laurel Ava- Pit. FA 2 7943
i t 99,000. Opon at 11th. and
PAINTING A DECORATING
Sanford u t il 9:20.
.
Licensed — Bonded
’
Free Estimates —
Work Guaranteed
HOUSE TRAILER, M ft
FA 2-7M7.
Seminole Painting Contractors
FA 2-1204
F. O. Box 431, Lake Mary. Fla.
B a r k e r p a i n t i n g — Room
Ph. FA 2-4913. / . MW • gat.
Special, FA 24110._____________
earnest mixer equipped with
electric motor that one max
16. Special Service*
can operate — weight SI Ibe.
complete — m iM i *9 Ms. i*
I minutes — 9 #u. ft. hr. with
one bucket. For any cement or
conorole Job. May he rented at
the following atone—with s
buckets; Gregory Lumbar Co.,
Sanford; Edwsrdi Hardware,
Hanford; Gregsry Lumber Co.,
DcLand; Ctaiueta Supply Op.,
Cbuluota.
Plumbing: & Repairs
B & M Distributor!
22. Articles For Bala
T h u n . J an . 14. I9 6 0 — P ag# 7
WANT ADS BRING
FAST RESULTS
W vW V t
Furniture
WILSON - MAIER
SAVE at BRYAN'S
FABRIC SHOP.
Ont block West of Monro* Corner,
Utad furnhur*. appllsneai. tools
ate. Bought-Sold Larry’ i Mart
211 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2-4U*
FATrOKY TO YOU
ALUMINUM
VENETIAN BLINDS
ROLLAWAY, Hospital ami Baby Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom
Beds. Day, Waek nr Month—
rail with plastic ends. Plastic
or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon
FURNITURE CENTER
1100 French Ave.
cords.
Ph. ''A 2-7*33
Snnknrlk Ulann an d P a in t Co.
112-114 W. 2nd St.
FA 2-4622
$s a v e $
New k
Furnitura and
Used
Applinncts
Mather of Sanford
22. Articles For Sale
TWIN BEDS, complete; electric
refrigerator; oddi and ends;
9M Phone FA 24230.
VISTA 0*1 R a il* , apartn
alia, 971. 114 Shannon Dr,
SINGER PORTABLE to reaponolble party le this vicinity.
Take over I payments of II.U .
Two year guarantee remaining.
Writs Bos AA, o /o Sanford Her-
FOR SALBt 1030 Dodge Wayfar
er 2 dr. Electric water heater
and oil apace hooter. Make of
fer. FA S 4 M .
REWARD for return of key, credit
cards A check book taken from
N. C. car Dec. 24. No questions
aiked. Phone FA 2-2716.
LOST: Female Welmaraner, vac.
cinatlon no. 1116, tag no. 263.
Answer* to "M isty". REWARD,
Georgs C. Harden, FA 9-5742.
MARY CARTER PAINTS
World's Largest Gslloa
BUY ONE O A L .GET ONE FREE
W. 1st. St.
Ph. FA 1 3 4 a
ANTIQUES, general line. Mildred
Rolf, Ml Magnolia Plata, DaBary — on* block south of En
ter* rise Rd. NO 1-4413.
GOOD Uaod Appliances and TV’a,
Germly, Ioe., Third k Palmetto.
RADIO retard playar combina
tion, UN# modal, I tpstd, 911.
Alio portable record player, 3
Speed, «30. FA 9-7009 after 1:00
Mipervoopewpecia
T IL
SATURDAY
ONLY
•<
• P— anger Cnnntry M u V-« with Fard-O-MatH
A W CONDITIONING, Powar Steering nad Beaker,
iUtKo and H w tor. N .A.D.A. Bonk Price $1160 .
OUR PRICE
NAVY AND
NEWCOMERS
TO SANFORD
We Invite yen le be one n o * *
abeeletely free wlthent ahRce*
tlen ut one of Sanford's leading
Metals while pee touts wit*
Windshield
Back Glaai
able koeeing f f yenuelf aaf
I/>or Glass
Vent Glaai
family. Plek up your key at
»
SERVICE
tier Salas Office.
lenkurik Gians and Paint Co.
U 114 W. 2nd St.
FA 1-4922
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
Klngewood V P w m gir Station Wagoo, Factory AIR
CONDITIONING, Pawmr Hearing and Berber, Radio
and Hwtor. ▼*• Engine, Grwn amd Whita with White
BtdswaM Tirat. Sea It and Drive It Now!
INCOME TAX SERVICE
WILLIAM H. MURRAY
UU Celery Ave. Tel- FA 1-1994
ENVELOPES, Letterheads, statemanta, invoices, band bills, and
programs,
etc.
Pr igraiitv*
Printing Co. Phono FA* f-3931—
906 Weit 13th VL
MODERf RUG CLEANER!
8 i u Ruga And Wall Ta Wall
Carpet*. Batiafaetion Guaranteed,
t Week Service
Ph. FA 9-707
All
Sewing Mach. Repairs
ALL MAKES A MODEL!
194 lo . Park (94 t r
sor.)
4th Addition
ih a n d O p m itu f" SPECIALS
" X M ,." '
• A 4 Badroom* IA S
-
HOMES
•
•
Quiet Community
Near Golf Course
Bathe
VA-FHA-
FHA In Strvie#
Conventional
Flnandnr
Down Paymenta
Low aa MSS
54 DESOTO
56 CH EVROLET
Fnrdor Radas Firadom* • Antnmatie Transmiaaten •
6 Cylinder •Standard Transmission. Tutona Paint
Power Itaorteg * Radio aod
0
Good Tire*
Hatter • PRICED TO SELL
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FRIDAY N ITES 'T IL 8:00
Yeu c m w ord id iauaedi*
ataly white thd papers a rt
being preewaad.
A LL DAY SATURDAY
Wh Ouaraita# Parwnal
Turn Want On 20th
St. Follow Country
auk Rd. A Watch
Far Our Sign* • • •
OPEN DAILY
Satiafaetten On Thd
Construction O f Your
Homo For Tha First
Veer — Or Your Down
Payment And Cloainf
Cost Will
CheartuUy
Rafundod-
56 DESOTO
57 CH EVRO LET
Firodom* Tudor Hardtop Sportsman • Automatic
•:00 A. M. T il Dark
SUNDAY
2:M P. M, T il Dark
1
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i;
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Whoa Y w Purchase
*
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3
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V a in
S to o p
In Addition Te Tfceee Regularly
lamed When Ym N m>«h
Oven C le o n e r__ _
BACH COUPON LISTED BELOW IB GOOD POB M FREE STAMPS. A
TOTAL OF IBM FREE STAMPS IP YOU USB ALL THE COUPONS.
THESE STAMPS ARB IN ADDITION TO THOSE REGULARLY EARNED.
CHECK THESE PINE BUYS AND GET YOUR SHARE OP THB EXTRA
QUANTITY
SIGHTS
SESfSVSO
MnM Win* Ym
Bloekbum Mod*
PRICES 6 0 0 0
Thank, Pri. Sal
Jaa. II. II, IS
C O C K T A IL
4
M" L A R G E T ID E
Thrifty MoM Yellow Cling
PEACHES ;
5
• r INST
Snider Tomato
CATSUP
Cn w i VaM After Saturday, January ISth.
M
COFFEE
Libby
2
33* BEEF S T E W 2 *
Sold Modal
Toite O' Sm Frozen Haddock
2
New Day
Libby Vienna
F L O U R J8&S, 5
49' S A U S A G E
5
After Rich, Full-Flavored
T a p V a lia S t m p a
As Y m p N s a ^
W h R a lb h
At Yew Maerwt Wtoa-Waia
In A iiR lm Ta Than H— eIi i U
hi Addition To Theee Regularly
lamed When Y m Pntthnee
Homnel
Void After Saturday, January 10th.
Coupon Void Attar Soturdov, January
10th.
At Yaw Mootwr Whw Stata
I■ JUMMm ToThooo Regularly
lamed Whan Ym Pnrahnaa
Minot Strainod Cranberry
SLICED
BACON
* \
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* V|
U lsirA m lu ^ ^ A ■
Choice Long Groin
E
Intro A 24-oa,
SL
SLICED BACON
79' SLI
Copolond Hot or Mild
BOLOGNA
Chun King Fr. Chin or Shrimp
•rooks County Popper
39' C U R E D BACON
BAG S A U S A G E
Sno-Boll Fancy, Fresh
AS Tew Marat WUa Shda
In AdditiM Te Tbeee logoiarty
lamed WbM Ym B
h
$ M V
/ M ft
Whitmon Otoe. Covered M int* nr MMioture
m ills
r^t
Coupon Vote Aftor Saturday, January ISth.
Wlneiop
RED APPLES
5 i. 39' C A R R O T S
UN
3
MORTON Apple, Cherry, Noah, Coat
99' Fruit Pies''!
Coupon Veld After Saturday, January ISth.
L A V A SOAP
IV O R Y SOAP
Mild, Pure
IV O R Y SOAP
n>nrlnmn>
Z E S T SOAP
Mild, Pure
2
4
2
2
IV O R Y SOAP 2
25‘ For
I VHord
O Woter
R Y ' » 39‘
27' Souer
K IR
K ' S SO A P
Vanilla
21' E X T R A C T
31'IOXYDQL
ft 3S
Moke* Didtee Shine
21 C A S C A D E
33 Spic & Span p£ 2*
Gold King Frozen
Coupon Void Attar Saturday, January ISth
Coupon Void Aftor Saturday,
Cleon ter
29' COMET
2 * 33
Rolein Bran
39* S K IN N E R S
IIIM
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.
She
ify n a lb
MIICUMUUaiU
W E A T H E R : Fair and continued warm through Saturday. High today. T6-80. Low tonight tn the mid-SOV.
III.
T T J T ___p nMi i _ l <e a e e d ^ a s i1. FatablUhed 1908-^w .$ 8 tn A Y , JA N U A R X .l& »A ytO
List weak’* announcement that
[ho Cristianl clrcua family had
reached an agreement- with Clrruiland which would move the
circui irom Sarasota to Semlnola
County haa started a flurry ef
ectlvity and announcements at
'pSarasota.
The flurry started after It waa
announced in The Herald that Circuslsnd had reached an agreoment with the Crlatiani circus
family which would result ia the
troupe managing the show area
of Circusland and moving the
winter quarters of the circus
here.
The wire service reported Mm
same thing tha following day. Be
dhdid the Sarasota newspapera . •
one of them using red Ink for the
headline.
One Sarasota newsman told Hie
Herald later that the Chamber o f
Commerce there had called a ape*
d a l meeting lo discuss the mat*
tar of trying to perauade Mm
Crlstiania from moving.
From that point, tha annouaeomenu mostly disagreed oa every*
all the principals said
thing and ail
Atooy were being miequoted.
w The Sarasota newsman finally
telepboaed The Herald te “ get
the thing straight.” He was ad
vised to talk to both Paul Cris*
Uani of tha clrcua and Maurico
Marshall o f Circualand, who ori
ginally annooarod their agree-
'A
WASHINGTON (UPI) Goveminent agents conducted a mam
moth investigation today ie de
termine whether a bomb caused
list
week's National
Airliner
trash which killed all S4 persons
aboard.
Part of the inquiry centered on
• passenger who was covered by
about a million dollars worth at
recently-acquired Insurance.
Aflfi h K
** V ,
Jellau Andrew Freak, inspected
ef kill lag himself and te ether airNuer passengers with a suicide
bomb, waa under InvesMgatleu far
a series ef alleged swindles white
may total aver « mil Iloo dollars, M
was revealed here today.
Fill
and Civil
Aeronautics
Board Investigators were trying
to discover whether a man-made
explosion blew the New York-toMiami flight from tha sky near
Bolivia. N. C.. Jan. S.
After hearing testimony from
the CAB's safely director. Chair*
man A. S. Mike Monroney (DOkla.) of Ihr Senate aviation sub
committee said Thursday “ every
bit of evidence so far" indicated
• bomb exploded in the plans'*
washroom. Monroney laid “ It
seems clear" to him that a bomb
causei. the crash.
CAB Safety Director Oscar
Bakkr told the subcommittee that
a
preliminary
Investigation
brought out some “ unusual cir
cumstances'* which caused the
agency lo look.into the possibili
ty of an explosion. lia said be
was not prepared lo atale that •
bomb caused (ha crash.
Bslke said the CAB Inquiry
centered on heavUy.lnsured Julian
Andrew Frank, 32, a Westport,
Conn., lawyer who boarded Mie
plane with a 20-pound blue doth
flight bag. Frank’s body
found some II to SI milss from
Ihe scene of Ute mate wreckage.
The flight bag was s e tte r, its
bottom torn out.
Frank told an associate recently:
“ U 1 die te an alrplasa crash,
my wife wiM bo tbo richest woman te ths worid.'? ,
That’s what The Herald did.
he was teid.
A Harald writer will be la
i s Sarasou Monday te fellow dovew lopmeuts there.
Moore Agrees
To Be Extradited
convicted murderer Ma*
A ioa Isaac. V ocra Mgaed extradition
DIO T H A T LE A TH E R DESK, as'C ircu sk n d gets tha signature o f Paul
CriatianJ, business manager o t the Cristianl fam ily circus, oa nn agreement
that includes managing tha ahow area o f Circusland and moving the circus
quarters here. Maurice Marshall, developer o f tho attraction, and the train*
or o f big Oacar tho obliging olophanW witness Crlstlani’s signature at
m
—- •
Carotiaa prison authorjtieo told
Ihariff J. L Hobby they,.would
scad a telegram when stele Isw
enforcers were ready te
te ptek op Moore. They wiU taka
the OT-reer-oU eeeapoe heck by
car.
Moore admitted Thursday that
, ho eeeaped from a North Carolina
'road gang In M U , white serving
a aaatenee ter h l l l i « Ms writ.
Deputy W. R. lea hurg ar arrested
Moore ter vagrancy after ha be*
c* bm
wapiti—
ef Mm m u ’ s
Moodsy
masting
of
-*>>•>a
l y United Preea IntenuManal
Prate cutfareaka of Aslan flu
•welled acroao tha nation today,
i using high absenteeism from
schools, Jobs tad ia ths entertain*
meat industry.
Tho Aaiaa bug, which as a
wideeyed foreigner to U. I . shores
fire years ago caused scores ef
Three Injured
In Head-On Crash
Planning Session
Slated For Group
The
.independence
Crash Probers
Check Possibility
01 Planted Bomb
Circus Site
Story Sets
Off Flurry
«
<§
NO. BOR
SANFORD, FLORIDA
the
' Seminole Association for Retarded
children will be a planning ses
sion ter parants e f the children
and volunteer workers te tbs
orgaaltaUen. The S p. m. meeting
at the Little Red Sckeeihouse wtR
net fee open te the peMte.
I nsto Ilotion Set
* For Oddfellows
Sanford Lodge IT o f Mm Inde
pendent Order af Oddfellows will
hold an installation e f officers
meeting at • p. as. Monday.
The installing officers will be
fam es Tomsovie, district deputy
grand,master and his staff af offl-
~ Blood Bonk Work
To Stort Monday
deaths and laid millions oa thslr
backs for a -ls w days, waa not
nearly as w id l# te sd *• to IMT.
Hut it baa CMSed a “ low grade
epidemic" Ja Southern California
and threatened garious outbreak!
In the D otM g srfhi where antiflu vaccines were running low.
Some stales reported a higbar
thaa normal Incidence of lnfluen*
za-type cases, and across tho
country the damp, cold season
was taking a heavy toll of school
children, teachers and civic offi
cials.
An estimated half-millioa Lot
Angeles
area
residents
were
stricken with Asian flu and other
viruses. Dr. Malcolm Merrill,
state health officer, identified the
disease as Asian influents, but
county health officer Roy O. Oil.
bert said half a dotes viruses
probably were involved.
Actors, actressas, crew mem
bers and even producer-director
Alfred Hitchcock were laid low
with bloodshot eyes and fevers.
Work on more than five TV shows
and Hitchcock's movie, “ Psycho,"
was delayed or postponed by flu
attack*.
A head-on crate on route *M
sent three persons to the hospital
Thursday night.
Mrs. Alma Tolhurst of 122* Via
Estrella, Winter Park, was driving
an Mm wrong side of tha road
whoa tea plowed toto • car drivaa by Winter Park resident Ed
ward J. Smith, near the Turkey
Farm, Highway Patrol Trooper
J. L. Sikes said today.
Mra. Tolhurst waa taken to
Winter Park Hospital with a poss
ible fractured kneecap, several
teeth knocked loose aad chin
cute. Smith bad a deep nose cut.
His wife, Mr*. Joyce Elaine Smith
had possible head injuries, a cut
Mr. August Stlch, father of Mrs.
over her left tv s and bruises.
Both were treated st Florida Sani- R. D. Priest at Sanford, also is
survived by hi* widow, Mrs. Sarah
M. Stitch; sons Wallace C. Stitch
of Clearwater, William B. Stitch of
Jacksonville and T/Sgt. Fred A.
Stitch of Maryland and another
daughter, Mra. Virgil Greene of
Pompano, and 14 grandchildren.
Names o f soma of the survivors
were omitiad and Mr. Stitch's
name waa misspelled in the report
of his death.
Correction
In the Detroit area, Albert Pisa,
president of the Detroit Board ef
Health, said doctors were order
ing about five limes as much vac
cine as a short time ago and
supplies were running low.
Detroit's city-county health di
rector, Dr. Joseph Milner, said
teachers have been absent from
school at double the normal rate.
A spot check indicated that fac
tory absenteeism was 2 per cent
above normal. Molner said 40.000
persons In the Detroit arra were
stricken with soma type of flu.
Mayor Proclaims
Polio Month
Mayor Earl Higginbotham today
proclaimed January ISM is March
of Dimes Month te Sanford.
The proclamation signed by the
mayor asked for help in a new
offensive against birth defects and
arthritis as well aa polio. Tha Natlooal Foundation has begun to
fight these diseases sinre “ arthri
tis cripples more persons thin any
other disease and more than a
quarter of a million Infante are
born each year with serioui birth
defeeta."
Pleasant Taxes
, “ Pleasant taxes" will be Jack
LeDoux's subject when he speaks
at Ihe Sanford Rotary club meet
ing Monday. LeDoux. who is
assistant manager and direrlor
of public relations at Ihe San
ford Orlando Kennel Club will
also show a film on taxes and
conduct an open forum at the
Civle Cooler luncheon.
Construction of (he Seminole
County Blood Bank will start Mon
day. County Bank Director Ralph
Wight said today.
Carroll Dshtel Construction Co.
will build ( n 1,000 square foot
b^nk on tho southwest corner of
the Seminote Memorial Hospital
grounds. Tbo bank's architecture
will blend with tho hospital's.
Chicken Pilau
Sanford's
American
Legion
Campbcll-Losiing Poet IS will bold
a chicken pilau cupper Monday
at ihe poet headquarters on Hwy.
IT-02. The T p. m. supper will be
followed by a regular buslnass
meeting at 0.
Plaza
Addition
Casselberry industries is putting
up a building which can b* divided
into four atores in Casselberry
P lan . Ben and Miller Evana ore
supervising tho construction. Paul
Bates Is developing the unit which
will have Casselberry Realty te
one of ill offices.
Book Project
tong wood Civic League mam
bera are cataloging the 3,MW hooka
in tha towns' library in tha Civic
League building. League members
have typed rates for about ana
fifth of tha books te tha Church SI.
building.
Break-In Reported
An attempted bleak-in was
made at George Reek's Heating
and Plumbing Co. on 17-M,
Frederick J. Rack told Sheriffs
deputise Thursday. Raek said
that entry wasn't gained but that
three aeptls tank sweeps were
taken from outside tho building.
Open House To Start Jaycee Week
ROAD-E-O WINNER David Slaughter got a ptequo at
tha Jnycaa luRchaoa Thursday for tha skillful driving
Approval by tho Navy of in
clusion o f an Outstanding Young
Sailor selection ia the awards
list has completed plans for Jaytee Week which starta Sunday.
Each squadron at the Naval
Air Station will select its can
didate tor the honor and a panel
ef judges will name the winner
of the award, being made for
enlisted Navv persona*! foi (Ue
first time this year.
Jaycee Week will begin Sunday
at 1 p. m. when the public la in
vited to opto house at the Jaycoo Building oa French Ave. J r.
Loo Korwto te chairman at tho
during which will bo
c " r.r **I
S L iW V il
fr y
- ‘m:
to
T 7 " . f— U .
I4B
chamber will open te board af
directors meeting lo the visitors
at the Jaycee Building.
The Jaycecs will be working on
a community development project
Gel Acquainted
Dance Slated
The Sanford Moose Lodge is
sponsoring a get-acquainted par
ty sad daac* Saturday sl|H te
tho Wodo Market building across
toe street from the lodgo hall.
Aa orchestra will provide -iu sic
far daacteg beginning at B p. m.
AM Mass* msashore, prospective
■oatooM aad gaaste a n mi Mad
OasoPB team lodges te Daytooo
Beach, New Smyrna Beach and
tetoto DoUod oiB' otoaod-
during Mw weak, which will he
highlighted Jaa. to with the
Bosses-Award
Night
banquet.
Judge Vollo Williams will ha Um
featured speaker it the dinner
in tha Giants Training Camp
dormitory.
Mate event of the .wards sight
will ha prescatotiaa M the Dis
tinguished Service Ahmrd I* a
young man between Fl and to
years old for outstaadlag aorvla*
to tbo commuaity,
Ths Jaycres art MTgteg eltUeM
to make aomlnatioM tor the out■landing 'young mat award mat
later than midnight Monday aad
are handing out aomteatioo farms
si (bo Jaycee BuildingOther awaads w g
at
jwtog paagte
J.'-L
J
•
gs to it
ifa
A VAH-1 Chief Petty Officer waa
kilted while tha group was oa a
carrier attack exercise aboard
the USX Independence.
Navy officiate reported that
Patrick James Lyona, aviation
boatswain ' mate, received fatal
injuria* when he was struck by a
flailing flight check eabte.
Three other VAH-1 men were
injured te the accident.
NAS authorities said a plana
coming in for a landing on the
carrier atruck tha cable wire
•a tha deck aad the cabla parted,
hitting Lyona.
Injured te the accident were
Rudolph Irving, John Washington,
■nd David E. F.dmonds.
The group returned today from
the cruise.
Tickets On Sale
Monday For
Bette Davis Show
The general sate of tickets for
Ihe Bette Davis ahow will, begin
Monday In the Woodruff Bldg, at
the corner of First St. and Park
Avc.
Mlsa Davis, Barry Sullivan and
• supporting artist will bring to
the Civic Center “ The World of
Carl Sandburg" at l:M p. m.
Jan. 30. The show is being spon
sored by the Semlnole-DeBary
Heart Council with net proceeds
going to heart research.
Tha show, described as “ gay,
serious, reflective, wise, frivo
lous and never for an instant less
than fascinating," hai received
unanlmoua praise i
its cross
country tour. It Is based on the
material of America’* ranking
literary figure Carl Sandberg, who
baa continued lo astonish and do*
light for a half-century.
Supporting artist will bo Clark
Allan, a 31-year-old gifted Instru
mentalist and folk atogor.
Tickets will bo II and $3 and
also can ba reserved by calling
FA 3-MSl from Monday until Jas.
Humane Society
Drive Underway
The retail merchants division o f the Chamber o f
Commerce has called a special meeting at 2 p. m. Monday
in tha USO section o f tho C o f C building to discuss
downtown shopping problems. AH downtown merchants
•nd others interested in the discussion are invited to
attend.
U.S. Takes 'Show
Me' Attitude
On Red Boasts
WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e r e is plenty o f reason for
America's "show m e" attitude toward Russian Premier
Nikita S. Khrushchev's announcement that he will slush the
Soviet armed forces.
And there is little room for co m fo rt Even if Khrushchev carried out the 1,200,000-man cut, he still apparently
would have the largest military
aslablishment in tha world.
The Supreme Soviet unanimous
ly approved Premier N i k i t a
Khrushchev's proposal to cut So
viet armed forces by 1,200,000
men, thus putting it into effect.
Both houses of the i.usslan Par
liament approved the new law
after Khrushchev again took the
rostrum .to note that “ all people
who spoke on my report and nn
the djafl law exprrsicd their ap
proval."
Behind U. X. skepticism over
the new rut were Allied Intelllgenre reports that Russia has not
made anything like tha cuts in
armed manpower that it previous,
ly has announrrd.
Moreover, In telling Ihe Su
preme Soviet Thursday that ha
would reduce military force* by
one-tHrd, Khrushchev gave him
self Iwo years to carry out tho
promise.
During that Hare, ha could capitali** on the propaganda value of
the promise even If later be
found some reason not to areka
good on tbo rodue ioa.
Another reason for O. S. skepti
cism te Khrushchev's statement
that Soviet military forces now
number 3,623,000' awn. Tha Norik
Atlantic Treaty Organisation esti
mates Russia's armod manpower
at 4400,000.
Tbo new*st premised reduction
brings to 3,040,000 tbo number of
moa Russia feta said R would eut
from Ma armod forcoa store Aug
ust, INI.
All ovidoncs Indicates Russia
srssb& ss&ss
8
t to* V. B. Air Fore* after
are ploaaod tfeot oar meotteg
waa o success and hop* to enroll
a largo momborobip to sorry oa
the w o rt."
Also elected were Geo* Raokte,
first, Ethel Williams, aooood, and
Diana Cudebec. third vice presi
dents; Robert Johnson, secretary;
Elaino Milter, recording aocretery,
and Mra. Gena Rinkte, n r r oafondteg aoereiary.
.
Named to the board of directors
were Sheriff J. L. Hobby, T, E.
Tucker, John Krider, Ralph' A.
Smith, Dr. R. L. Bass; Rob Chumlay and David Gatchel.
Mr*. Mary J. Gsrrioo* sod Mor
ris Heltman, both aetiva to hu
man* society work foe many years,
were speakers at U * mooting.
Mrs. Garrison stressed that “ U
ia Important that tfep community
understand that w* do not only
protect animals, hut i l l s taka ac
tion to prevoM cruelty to ohild-
ron."
Hallman outlined all aspocts of
ths society'* work and answered
questions at mtmbora and pros
pective mam bora shout tho or sa
nitation.
Members ara being sought and
interested persona or* askod to
writ* to Sanford Human* Boatoty.
Ios Country CM* Dr., or
FA t-Tito.
*
News Briefs
}
,
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- v.*i*w
Help Asked
BILOXI, M ill. (UPI) - Negro
leaders called on the FBI today
lo reveal the names at 23 men
suspected of tha lynch-murder of
a young Mississippi Negro. The
demand* rame jifter a federal
grand Jury here refused Thurs
day to indict anyone for killing
Mack Charles Parker.
Unemployment Down
WASHINGTON (U PI) - Unem
ployment fell “ significantly" test
month although It usually climbs
In December, Informed sources
said today. The number of ;ob*
also rose to a record high for De
cember and average factory work
ers’ weekly earnings Increased to
a new peak.
Vailed Press latonuttoasl
Circus Land Disputed
SARASOTA (UPI) - T h e dispute
over who owns a l l . i sere tract
of land sold by Rtegllag Bros,
and Barnum A Bailey Clrcua to
the Arvtda Carp, has gooo to tbo
courts. Sarasota County claims it
owns tire land store it specified
te 1327, whea It gsvo tha land to
the circus that it must revart to
lire county if tho circus derided to
dispose of M.
Congressmen Rapped
HAVANA (UPI) -
Ife* rebel
organ Revolution has charged
that lam U. S. caagreeamaa s a l
a Mate Departasamt official are
member* of t “ oriare ayadlcsto
Modap drearifend Repo,
arid War H. But militarily tho Dsntel D. Flood (D-Po.) and Da»
Soviet Union hai continued its to Fairer (D-Fta.) and State Iks.
preparations for nil kinds of wara partmaat spokesman L 1 • * a I a
sad has built fteaihte. force* for White aa “ totarooiteMi pasttho purposo.
Mere."
Town Gains In 1959
Loogwood Mayor A. R. Lormana
reported that hi* town saw fa il,.
644 worth of building, reorganised
its fire department and had two
acts passed by tho legislature Jo
IMS.
The stele approved ataggoriag
the terms of town councUmea aad
gave the go obead to aa act letting
Laagwood extend its limits fey soMIltlOR,
The 111 permits issued tor 3611,S4t worth e f m w building* kept
devetepors selling their houses •*
feat as they built them, Lormana
said. A Are marshal was appointed
te command Iho reorganised fire
depertmont. The firefighters now
have weakly drill* sad mutual aid
agreement* with Casselberry aad
Altamonte Springe department*
Tho firemen answered M calls to
the Loogwood area.
I-ong wood police answered S.BT4
calls including M accidents, and
five breaking aad entering oases.
Articles war* ototea to only two
of the brook-ins. Om case te un
solved. The police drov*
miles, made IT* traffic arrests aad
issued 3n traffic waraiaga.
Tha town council Mtboriaod a
camrtcry and named two af Ms
mam bcii to supervise maintenance,
aad sale of tho plot*.. Is lb* water
department, service tec
re as
‘ tenasod
i
per real and 163 water mater*
were las la lied. Tbo Unas art being
tengUrenod aad oatergod
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