12 10 194 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0bc83dc7a9e198927016176dcad798b0.pdf d0562ff05b999d1c3fce057e88025c9b PDF Text Text " • * Thrills, Fun, Sparklers 'Spark' Joyous South' Seminole 4th a . * * 1* / '.1 » '/ iW e J f i i ' * . : f* * v: 4k * " a ■* * • *. \ • •• . ' •* X • T* fa*** V ' i ri\ , • . ■ r ” -r 1 ■ ./»d e/J;* ^ * T l w "’f - •.« i a u ? J f / , ' irfdjl ' y * • C JI *' y f Y I f T . ( r , v' ,l* X i L JL \ - 1 -art, f f*»/Ie ■* l i (i *i l i • q . f t i ' ' 'H 'r-' J L i # ** . 9 J 'ty » f\ ’• ^ ' -'’’t {. * ** t ' *• • < S' rt 1^7 1 *'V r A l 13 r-- % ,. tt i* ' \r tt. \ * * V.. - * MOUNTED REITERS , . . Longwood Parade Division CITY OF LONGWOOD FLOAT . . ' . . Local Beauties Grace Entry LONGWOOD FIREMEN AT WORK . . . . Use O f Water Hoses Ssuninok C fcdi I* COUNTY NEWS Church, during July while the reg­ ular paator, Rev. John Pilley and hia farmlly are on vacation visit­ ing relative* in the north. * * * Speaking of vialtlng, Daley and Ed Dowell have had Ed'a alater, Mr*. (1. F. Young and daughter, Sara and her flange, Jim Hllstard of Winaton Salem, N. C., Mr. and lira. Garland Kepley and aon*, Mr. and Mr*. Alford Yount* and daughter, Joyce, Urenda Decker and Mr. and Mra. Walter Girley and aon, Pee Wee, of Lexington, N. C. Thla week Dalay'a aon, J. Don Kepley, and hla friend, L. C. New, arc her* with them. They are alao from Lexington. Delay ia a wonderful hoateaa ao 1 know they had a wonderful time while here. • • * Congratulation* to Billy Price and Jaunlta Johnaon on their marriage Friday evening. Billy I* a former Monroe boy and Somianta and Voluala- 4-1! boys la the grandaon of the L. 1- Kel­ and girls will attend the annual ler*. • * • Mra. Eddie Grow of Mlwntk at camp from July IT ami ha* been her* vialtlng her through July 22. The Seminole group will assem­ mother, Mr*. C. R. Gilea. • • • So ble at the County Court Houae in aorry that Lucille Kltagerald will Sanford by 8:30 a. m. on July IT be unable to go with ua to Gain**la -order o.ai tha bga ut»y~TZf ■> .lUi next week. Her mother la boarded and ready to leave by t here with her ao Loulae Ruahlow will go in her place, • • • Waa a. m. The week will be spent at talking to Claud* Hittell tha other Camp McQuarria which la local- day and 1 aaked him if It wasn't ad in the Ocala National Forest his vacation time. He eaid yea and about SO miles i*om Sanford. I aaked where he and his family Owned and under the direction were going and he anld to Monro*.. of tha University of Florida, It Maybe h« haa the beat place after la the center of many 4-H act!- all for a vacation and It'a for free. vities for club members of the * • • A former Monroe girl, Gini Taylor, ia an engaged gal. Gini, wbo now rvaidea in Lake Mary, la happily counting off the calendar daya until July Xi when ahe will marry Carl Stubbing* alao of Laka Mary. Tha beat to you, Gini and meeting all requiremeats gets a Carl. • • • 1 aura hop* everyone banner for the day. had a very aaf* 4th of July. I atayPlanned and directed aetlvl- rd home. I gueaa I am fiut a little ttoa include awimming, special bit afraid to gat out on tha high­ educational daises for morning way on a big holiday ae thia. • • • and afternoon and periods of re­ Had a cut# poet card yeeterday creation spaced throughout the from I.inda Stapler. She !• in Gatday. During tha evening hours, iinburg, Tenn., "havng fun but such events aa talent showa, mus­ miaaea everyone at home." 8he ia ical entertainments and aquara tha euteat gal. • • • Tha Goorga dancing are scheduled. IH*ffa have gueata thla waek. Mr. Throe good meals era furnished Poffa daughter and aon-in-law, cash day and the camp canteen Mr. and Mra. John Itiddla of Bluete; open however the amount of field, W. Va. They are trying to goodies each child may buy i* talk tha Poffa Into going back with limited. them for a visit. It really would do Horn* Demonstration . Agent them a lot of good to go. Take tha Mias Mytrte Wilson and County hint Roe*. • • • Jim Hawkina anjl ARaat Cecil Tucker haw mailed instructive letters te all club new bride, Shirley, are here from Frederick, Md« on a short visit members who aro eligible te at­ tend the INI camp. Tha agents with Jim's parents, the Vic Hawspecify that m dosed rotes** kina. Jim and Shirley were guests hunks, signed by parents or of honor nt a get-together of high guardians, ba returned to tbalr school churns at tha boms of Mar­ attorn by Monday since arrange. cia and Bobby Carters on Monday evening, Don't you know they had a really awell time talking over ■ckool happening* of a few years Monday Practice agoT • • * Glad that Mrs. Bob By AUBREY JOBNbON Weekly practice session* aro be­ Carroll's mother Is Improving al­ ing held each Monday by tba. Ge- ts* being kit by lightening last Men Community Band to proper- weak at bar horns. Constabl* Car­ niton' for Um dedication of the roll Mid tha bums ware aovers. rammualty’o new Boat Office sl- Thai must kava bata aa awful an thenffi the exact date at the event periancs. • • • Wall I will be ia Gaiaasviile asst week having a “learning" good time et the Uslwntk |a thg Geneva Com veriaty of Florida, ao will see you r Vail THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1061 By MRS. H. L. JOHNSON Who aoid wo havant had mueh rain! It atlU ia noodcd though so WO won't kick about it. * * * Chrii Knott and aon, Paul, who occupy the M am cottage whila Larry Is doing aanrlca with tha Navy, ware tailed to Xanaaa become of the lllnaaa of Larry'a mother. Larry waa with hla mother for a ahort tlma but had to return to ahlp duty ao Chria will remain with hia mother. * * * Rev. Rudolph Typlt will occupy tha pulpit of the Upaala C o m m u n it y Preabyteriau Seminole 4-H'ers Plan Annual Camp LITTLE "MISS" NORTH ORLANDO . . . . Laurie Anne Snyder . By MARIAN R. JONES Everyone ia tha T. W. Lawton family seems to ba on a summer tour somewhere but Mom ana Dadl Our good friends and neighbors, Dr. and Mra. T. W. Lawton, are buiily engaged la reading mall from all parts of the world from their vacationing chlldrrn. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine MlkeaoU (Charlotte Lawton) and daugh­ ters, Marilyn and Marcia, art an. Joying $ two montha tour af Eu­ rope, planning to return ham* by August. During their tour Ihry have seen tha crown Jewels and kava visited the tower of Landau. Be­ fore returning home, they will visit with frienda in-Northern Ire­ land and white ia Germany they will visit with tha girl who 1a to ba an aachang* student here next term and who will liv* in their home. The Lawteo'a ton, Dean Jama* Lawton of Pennington School For Boys In Pennington, N. J., ala# la touring tha continent and haa bora invited for personally conducted slgbt-aoeing tours in Cairo and ton Jr. aod aon*, Billy and Tom­ my, of Orlando, are traveling wrst by plane, train and rented car. imagine Tommy being old enough to do the driving when the rented car ia used I Tbalr plans include visits to sights of interest in Chicago, Salt Lake City, Denver, San Dtego, Mexico, Arkansas, New Mexico, Wyoming, San Francisco and Ida­ ho FaUs. Imagine the winderful thing* all members at the family will have to tail each other when a re­ union comas around again . • . probably at Christmas lima. Hobby C ra ft Club Meets Wednesday PAGE 12 Semlnola County’* Homo Dept* onitratlon Clubs will bs represent­ ed at the 37th Annual Florida State Senior Council Meeting and Short Course by 13 delegates. Theme of tha meeting at the University of Florida, July 10 through July 14, this year is "Learning—Tha Key to Living." Participating from -Seminole County WiU be Mrs. H. L. Johnson of Laka Monroe, the County Coun­ cil president; Mra. W. H. Heinbuck of Laka Mary, the County Council delegate and Mrs. Joe H. Wright of Lake Mary, entry to the Stata Dress Revue. Other club member* attending art to be Mr*. W. B. Heath and Mrs. J. W. Yarborough of the Ge­ neva Club, Mrs. J. C. Sapp and Mrs. Ieuiae Ruahlow of the Lake Monroe club, Mrr. Harold Kryder and Mrs. B. R. Gray of the Longwood club, Mrs. W. W. Dietrick and Mrs; A. W. Richter of the Oviedo club and Mrs. Louise Stringfield and Mra. J. D. Calla­ han of the Sanford club. Mia* Myrtle Wilson, Home Dem. onitratlon Agent, will accompany tha group, Women from aU parts of the state will attend the presidents’ dinner on Monday when all coun­ cil and past state presidents are to be honored and during the fiveday session they will take part in many instructive and educa­ tional lecture* and programs. , Dr. M. O. WalkIn*, director of Florida Agricultural Service, Uni­ versity of Florida, and Mias Anna Mae Sikes, state home demonstra­ tion agent of Tallahassee, with as­ sistance from state specialists, will direct these meetings. "Learning for Living tha Amer­ ican Way" is tba topic Dr. Willard M. Fifield, provost lor agriculture at the university, has chosen for hia lecture and Mra. Lucia Brownwell, home editor lor "Progressiva Firmer," haa chosen to apeak on “ Living Today and Tomorrow." Mias Helen Holstein. Mrs. KdytV Bam s and Mias Eioiat Johnson, district h o m e demonstration agents, wfll bo in charge of dis­ cussions on "Extension Program Development." All sessions of tko educational program will bo hold In General Assembly during the monlag hours. Special interest meeting* on clUaonahlp and civil dofonso, self understanding, ways with words, Due to the July 4 holiday, mamban of the Chuluota Hobby Craft (Bub postponed this month’s reg­ ular mating and pot luck dinner, usually kald tee first Wednesday of each month, until July u . Neat Wednesday’s meeting U to be with Mr*. Henry C. Schwcrdt and Mrs. Howard Kaunedy aa hos­ Latte American crisis and safety tesses and wiR bo held at the will bo offend to chib members. Community Haneo beginning nt Short eourse* an recroatten. health, landscaping, the home, a.m. During the summer, daughters nutrition, clothing, youth under­ of club members haw been weav- standing, family unity, consumer tips and management otoo will ha two delegates. Entries must com* under the church or street cate­ gory, play clothes or suits and formal*. In conjunction with the fashion event will be the installation of new stats officers and the awarda and recognition program. Closing exercises are scheduled for Friday morning when sum­ maries of the meeting and reports will be presented and short course certificate* given. The closing address will be given by the State Council president. By ATLANTA McGINNB The AlUmrs*' Spring# Library Assn., which la sponsoring a gi­ gantic rummage sale In the old Post Office Bldg., Inst week clear­ ed a total of $308 in the all out effort to raise necessary funds for the purchase of the present li­ brary building and property. Mra. Glenn Humes, chairman of the ways and means eommillMt saya that voluntetr helpers still art needed for-either morning or afternoon duty. Members of the group will con­ tinue to accept sale items and they alao are taking artlclaa to sell on commission consignments. Of especial interest to antique lovers In tha county might be the handcarved cheat which has been newly refiaiafaed and is offered for >40. The piece is from the Bates Estate and was donated te the Li­ brary Assn, by family hairs for resale at this event. Also among Items to be sold are many plants and used books and Florida Power Corp. haa donated electricity ia the building aa that longer sale hours can be main­ tained. Mra. Humes reported. Incorporation Becomes O fficial For Civic Group Members of the North Orlando Civic Assn., mooting last Thurs­ day at the Village Hall, were ad­ vised by President W. W. Andereon that the group's incorporation aa n non-profit organisation has bora officially recognised and that Us charter haa bea seated and certified for record. Anderson alao introduced hla appointed officers, Lloyd Prouty as chaplain and Jack Rlddtey aa sergeant-at-arms. eeatativea for the Village were Jack Sutton from tha north aide, Rlddtey from the eonth aide aod John Crodray from tha Coronado Homes section. GREASED POLE CONTEST . . . . Entertains Longwood Youth* ROCKET BUR3T . . . Fireworks At Longwood EDITORIAL COMMENT Multiple Purpose Although the Fourth of July now ia juat another national dsath toU ataiUUc, the dxy’a celebration apoiw •ored by tho longwood Volunteer Fire Dept, seems to no one of particular merit since it had n multiple purpose. Firatly, the Volunteers, with cooperation from thn local businessmen and civic and social organization*, phutned the full day of entertainment in an effort toglva aU area rtsidenU a jam-packed day of pleasure right at home ao that they wouldn't become "juet another BUtia. uc# And, secondly, the firemen planned the event as a monto'-raialng project to buy additional equipment of hose, nozzle*, warning signals, floodlights and mom coats and mask* for the men which are needed for tha protection of areas outside the municipal limits of Long. The department receives operating funds from the city, however, since it protects sll surrounding areas as well, the men, through some must raise Money te cover these expenses. * ' We think it highly commendable that they andertook to accomplish this task in.such n way rather than falling back on the usual "dooe^ door" aoUdtation which many residents find greeting them aU too often these days. i �■ o» —■' _ # t. r m PI l News Briefs Hearing Set ORLANDO (UPI) — A hearing will bo held la Tamps July 12 for taro striking unions at Cape Canaveral ordered back to work by ■ federal Judge. WEATHER: Cloudy through Saturday. High today, 90-94. Low tonight, 70-75. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY. JULY 7. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 280 Postal Hike Set WASHINGTON (UPI) — Postmaster General J. Edward Day announced plans Thursday to raise from SO to 60 cents the fee for registering mall valued up to $10, effective Aug. 12. Plans Homecoming HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Negro entertainer Sammy Davis Jr., whose blonde wife Stay Britt gave birth to a daughter Wednesday, says he will tako tho two ladies home on Sunday. Make Appeal MIAMI (UPI) - Havana Radio Thursday appealed to all citizens lo save used bottles, cans, card board boxes, toothpaste tubes and even old newspapers “ to help fight the imperialist blockade." SOUTH VIETNAMESE soldiers cross a bridge during a mop-up operation ngninst Communist guerillas in Vinh Binh Province, Viet Nam, which is about 125 miles south o f Saigon. Soliders, marines parutroopers, Navy com­ mandos, cadets from the Army truining center and civil \9guards participated in this operation to wipo out the Communists from this 40,000 square mile province of rice fields, forests, islands and swamps. New Proposal ■ ■ ■Dropped ■ ■ H H Charges On Mize, Hobby k DETROIT (UPI) — Tbs,United Auto Workers planned lo present tho Ford Motor Co. formally to­ The 8100,000 civil rights suit against Sheriff J. L. Hobby day Its spectacular proposal to nnd County Judge Vernon Mize wna thrown out of Federal put all factory workers on annual Court Thursday afternoon but for the second time in four salaries instead of hourly wages. Harmful Germ Soviets Tighten Screws On Berlin Health Director Asks Millage Hike In 1961-62 Fund Request SAIGON. Viet Nsm (UPI) President Ngo Dinh Diem told the Vietnamese people today that neutrality is a “ harmful germ." Ho called for a tougher struggle against communism. County Health Director Dr. Clyde D. Brothers has sub­ mitted his 1961-62 budget request asking for a millage in­ crease o f .08 mills, records in the courthouse rcveuled today. Brothers has asked for an increase of some $15,000 to operate his office during the next fiscal year and requested the health department's mill levy be raised front .12 to .20. months, the Federal Judge gave the plaintiff, Davis Lee of Anderson, S. C„ 10 days to file on amended complaint. Hobby, Judge Mize and a Negro taxi driver, LeRoy Mc- Cllnsun, were surd for $100,000 by Lee, publisher of the paper, “ The .'J.' *5t h Telrgiam" who claimed the civil righta of lha vendors wets violat­ DR. CLYDE D. BROTHERS ed. Hobby said ht arrested Eddie Lea IIiexits and l.onnie Cherry, both of Sanford, the week of Aug. St, litfiO, on charges of violating Florida's laws against publishing and distributing “ immoral and libelous literature.' * Hobby had said al that time he made tiie arrests to protect Ne­ groes In Seminole County and that ha had received complaints from WASHINGTON (UPI1 — The Soot Florida Barge Canal Facing Rough $$$ Fight TAMPA (UPI) — Soot-weary Davis Islanders waited Impatient­ BERLIN (U P I)—The Communists tightened the screws ly today tor authorities to tell them what had caused tht black, on Berlin today by digging up a long-ignored law requiring groasy flakes to fall on them East Berliners to get permission before taking jobs in West three times In about two weeks. I 5,00(1 More Needed-Brothers In his budget, It.others asked for $8,800 in addiliunal funds to »pctutc liis dcpiutmrnt; $1,000 more to hire a public health nurse and $:I,000 for additional salaries. A check of budget requests also revealed this morning that Super* visor of Registration Mrs. Camilla llruee has asked for an increase of funds from $9,126 to 116,270; The Home Demonstration office has asked for a decrease in appro­ priations form $8,000 to $7,000; Welfare board—a decrease from $16,000 to $12,000; County Agent — Inrresse from $7,400 to $0,006; Zoning—• decrease from $42,150 to $40,000. The Tux Assessor, once again has asked for $ 16,000 (or trappralsal work. Dynatronics Gets $1 Million In Contracts Con.racla totaling $1,289,668 have been awarded to Dynatronics it Berlin. connection with data handling and e i O c The East Berlin city government said it will impose Coach Drowns range support equipment for tha HARDY, Ark. (UPI) — Richard ♦ r ic t enforcement o f the long-standing regulation that resi­ lly I.AKHY VKItSItEl. Atlantic Missile Range, tha firm dents of that portion of tho city Mays, head football coach at announced thia week. City"*Planner' C to r ? " s'traons'j "h.^nllae* U‘ hfr lo" K ,,' ndln* propo^ for * rroai* Southwestern College at Memphis, ★ ★ ★ Covering four major areas •( muit trek approval of Communist drowned near here Thursday nam. cropped up again In th.j Lf, tuimid In hh suit that hla F b* '“ * ,p ‘‘*r,nU>r thr„ UlMl) , nd ln.[will ha*, a rough time winning the electronics (irm'a ays.cm en­ authorities before working in Wait while trying lo retrieve hla wife's new. Thursday night. The Zoning ■v#mlo, . gineering capabilities, the vonand Planning Board sccepted Sim- UmUlaUM , .W ,lf hapriwn. " ,,pwv* ,n V .l,ou,# Approprlafishing line in a swift currant. Berlin. tracta are to be delivered by tha on. Lo.nprel.en.lv. plan for th. (o th, new„ tmn* subcommlttae. The new Red move came acainat end of thia year. city and will ask the City Lommis-1 r< Hep. Ben F. Jensen, (R-lowa), Admits Kidnaping the background of theta other de The programs ar* under tponsion Monday to pay him the rest 1 u . i . Negroes v , „ ru, , .arraated rrasted sVn Both were ••"hlng Republican on the Public BUFFALO, N. Y. (UP!) - A aorahip uf the United Slates Air velopments on Berlin: of the money fur the plan. Tho city placed under $:U)0 bond but,' In Works Appropriations auliconimltteen-aged girl Thursday night ad* Force Systems Command, Air la. Washington, the White House atill owe. 8inu.ua $2,000. County Court were given suspend* tee, and a fellow GOP member milled kidnapping S-year-old An­ s • • Force Missile Tea: Center, fa tblasted the project during cluaed •aidant Kened kentineas by Judge Mize. drew Aihley and leaving hlin rick Air Jferca Baa*.- »• hearings, a transcript released irday in HyThe City Commission plans tu According to Parker Painter Thursday disclosed. hold “Informal social" meeting w o f i B “ *r * h j f F . m with the County Commission on Jr., - president of 'the firm, new “ I would not vote two cents fur And Berlin • July II. That's what City Manager' this project," Jensen laid. “ If the ; ^ d clty Councilm.P contracts already ocgoUatcd this MOSCOW (UPI) — Tho Soviet qdisttedi. Prase secretary Pierre Satellite Chain W. E. Knowles saya. Knowles empeople.down them want to build uniin,moUily , pprov*d lh, low year will result In further growth Union has rejected United States Salinger said the session was part BONN, Germany (UPI) - The t let thera.bulld it and pay for it b,d of |h< 0ringe p ,vlng and and expansion of the corporation, proposals for a nuclear test ban of n “ continuing series of confer United States, West Germany, phasized that it was Just an in­ par.icularly in the field of em­ formal get-together. Wonder if the araln and has demanded anew that enccs." ouT ’ 1 , • ! Conatruction Co. Thursday for re- ployment. Britain and Franca expect to have t I. not very oiten 1 get rom- ' furfgc| of C!iurch st. (rom ,he tho tost ban talks bo merged Into Tlit Washington correspondent a chain of communication satel­ press will be Invited? • • • CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) - pletely (ed Up with a proposition e„ y.„ „ „ „ mlti west [Q E, |.,kc Tht Dynatronics engineering a general disarmament conference, of the Times of London reported lites in operation within two or staff is already slated for an in­ The United States fired Its biggest that cornea before us, li.it I am Ayp We hear some residents a.e up that Kennedy “ is not prepered to three years, Pos al Minister Richit was disclosed today. In arms about tha latest city pro­ war rocket, the advanced model.completely fed up with thia thing," The Winter Park firm's bid was crease in personnel of 50 per cent a Tho govemmsnt newspaper Is- go to war” if Knot Germans as art Sluecklen said Thursday. during the current fiscal year. ject for a sanitary landfill area on Atlas, more than 6.000 miles to .aid Jensen of the proposed $1.18 ‘ J'h. ".‘mount ’of" tl'lM vest!a printed tho text of a note sums control of the access routes This growth period follow! ea a new distance record for milt Marshall Ave. between 22nd St. ............ ................... . ............ . - M * reject. |Vt'h'er bTd. Im .tfed «m . from increase in total employment at which Soviet Foreign Minister An­ to West Berlin, lie also said thr Demos Accused lary missiles. and 24th St. It seems these per­ In a tour of the area, Jensen Joyce Construction Co. of Jasdrei Gromyko handed U. S. Am­ president Is not prepared to fight WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rcpubsona art speculating that when The silvery, U-foot missile said, ha could not llnd any reason ^ibeny. next low bidder, follow- the plant from 116 lo snore than bassador Llewellyn Thompson last “should the Soviet Union, .sign _ . licans accused Democrat today the project it completed, the area Plundered (rom Us launching pad for tha canal across Florida run- rd in order by Hubbard Construe- 200 persona in the past fiscal year, Wednesday. It replied to President separate peace treaty with Eust ()f |,tving tailored a proposed pro will be aubjrctrd to odors, flies about 11:60 p.m. About one necting tha Atlantic and the Gulf (|oa 0f Orlando, R. M. Wilkins 1) A Range Safety Display and Germany." Kennedy's note of Juno 17, gram of federal aid for private Control Facility, providing the and other nulaancea. Knowles .aid ho,,r U,er. “ * *,cnd' r no*« c0ne' of Mexico. Construction Corp. of Ssnford and Atlantic MDslle Range Safety of­ The Soviet note repeated tho West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt and church schools to win votes test Instruments, crammed wllh In Tallahassee, Gov. Farris Bry­ G. and H. Construction of Orlan­ ficer with display unite for Kremlin demand that any tast ban told a news conference in Bonn for President Kennedy's general “it ain't so." crashed Into a watery target In ant charged that the GOP opposi• • • treaty must rest on Sovlety Pre­ that the Allies should consider school bill. do. ____ , tracking missiles and _apace ye------ ■ti-in whs Ui« start of tin attem pt to It's not everyday we gel a the Indian Ocean. In 'other business, tl.e council hides and ordering measures I# mier Nikita Khrushchev’s “troika" calling a peace conference of all Informed sources said (hr roc­ make a “party line'' issue o f ths msde the final reading and apil.ance to tool our own burns but principle and accused the United 62 nations which were at war with Boy Confesses insure safely on the range. $60$,ket was supposed to travel 0,054 |proved a resolution which created 1BOO. States of “ burning tho bridges to Nasi Germany. Thia, he said, PATERSON, N. J. (UPI) - A the Casselberry Volunteer Fire­ miles. It wss learned it would canal. agreement." would call tha bluff of Soviet Pre­ 16-year-old high school boy and men In their 11)61 directory paid take “ perhaps several days" of “ I hope tl.ey will nut be success-! a five member Cemetery Board 2) A Pre-Detection receiver, re­ Tho note accused tho United mier Nikita Khrushchev in hla civil defense fireman who wanted tribute to our county editor—Judy close scrutiny of tracking inf.r- ful in sacrificing this project, and heard a request from Mrs. corder and reproducer which will . .i ,i. i which is vital to alt tha nation, on Bobbie Joe Hunt for the removal record and reproduce all types of States of preparing to resuroo nu­ call for such a parity and con­ :o prove that “ Paterson has a Wells—that deserves apeclal men­ ms Ion to determine whether the ,he .Iter of politics," said Bryant, of four oak trees bordering E. clear testa and said the American front him with a demand on how good fire department" Thursday tion. one J U)* ,.ake st. Ule downtown bust- telemetry data from zniisUea or The firemen saluted 51ra. Wells previous record was 0,012 .Klule ,)o bargsining points aro merely at- to solve ll.n German problem. satellites in flight. $24,165. night confessed he set nine dif­ tempta “ to Justify in the eye of .••‘ •"'n'.tration ness district. 3) A Universal PCM Data 5U« Diplomatic sources In London ferent fires In the last two weeks. for the “accurate'' reporting of all '" “ U'looked like a terrific shot,"! " " l " ' “ "V * activittea and event, in tha town , spokesman for th. Air Force pubUe opinion this resumption." |tion, for handling of data tramreported that Britain and France ^ *"1 " S.Ut: ------------------------of Casselberry, “ What Is this," the note asked will Join the United State. n ex tjH oW E x p e n s i v e / ! inittcd from missiles and apace said. Early Indications were that1C“ b,nBt lo ' l « h,n*u,n t0 • • • Registered Nurses , vehicles. $168,387. of American proposals, n "a man- week in delivering linn rebutals' The Rev. Martin Luther King the giant rocket, troubled ihrough-! th* Ths Downtown Improvement. out much mucl) of of it. testing (f|Ung pruJr, wiestatlon of animosity toward of Khrushchev's views on Berlin, Jr. told a crowd of 2,600 Integraprogram1 ‘ up' '*“hn K' 1* ll0" ' <«'N' '•>' 41antennas on the Atlantic - *>“ Mis* communism or an attempt to dis­ but will offer no immediate pro­ tionists in-Jackson, Miss., Thurs­ Assn, met Ihuixlay afternoon fo. |)er(. bj|d p|tccj |(1 dummy war- aaid that economically the canal Recess For Summer foot would ciaate a “ ridiculous situa soma progres. report, on way lo ||M d iqum)y on Urget. Tha Seminole County Registered t| l0 Range, broadening the Iretract attention from the weakness posals . * day night that “ segregation is lion." improve the downtown arss. Noth Professional Nurses have dlscun- quency range end updating the of tha U. 8. position on dIsasma­ dead." The only- question re­ ing ready to release yet—but wa The advanced model Atlas, car­ Taxpayers would have to pay tinned nn-etings for the summer, servo systems. $306,000. msnt?" rying Die mixhtles. engines—589.maining, King said, “ is how ex­ hear some big plans are in the ooo pounds of thruil—ever built (our per cent inteieat on the $108 Customarily scheduled for the It said, in so many words, that pensive the segregationists will Volusia County mill. the Buasians havs not changod inlo a U. S. military rocket, is million each year, Pillion said, second Monday of each month at make the funeral." capable of hurling nuclear pay plua two per rent depreciation. He' the Health Center in 8anford, the McDonald Named their minds on dissrmamont since; S f i Q t C n O n Q G loadi nearly halfway around the estimated the total at about $10 -cgular sessions will resume in the Khrushchev laid his demands be- _ . . * 3 Initial Decision 6th Fleet Boss wurld. ■million. i 'ill. fore Kennedy during tho Vienna. K i l l e d U U l WASHINGTON (UPI) The JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The iwmlt masting. DELAND (UPD — DeLand ap­ Federal Communications Commis­ Navy lui« named Rear Admiral * ’ "Tbs government of the U. S. Is parently will temain the Volusia sion Thursday issued an Initial David L. McDonald commander uf now concerned with only ons County seat after a three-year decision that would allow the the 6th Fleet in the Medlteraathing,' lbs note said, “ how ta battle to move the seat to Daytona American Telephone A Telegraph ran, it wue announced Thursday. Justify la tha tyaa of publit opin­ Beach. Co. and Western Union to hike KUWAIT (UPI) - A Kuwaiti McDonald, commander of Car­ ion tha resumption of nuclaar testa The move was killed Thursday rates for leased-line lelepragb government spokesman today ac­ rier Division 6, succeeds Vice Adi*. The locul architectural firm o f John which is being prepared in the when the county commission ruled services. George Andvraon, recently named cused Iraq of “ building up forces" U. fl., what pretext to find for Invalid a petition calling for a A. liurton IV announces the uMnociatlon of by President Kennedy as bow acroaa the Kuwalt-lraq border, but burning tha bridge, to agreements referendum on relocating th e Woman Killed James Graham Chapman, Architect, aa chief of naval operations. on the prohibtion of such tests. courthouse. The petition did not SYLVANIA, Ga. (UPI) - Mrs. offered lo negotiate hts country's ''The U. S. is not interested in eontnln signatures of the required John Gary, ao elderly Fort Lau­ differences with Its larger neigh­ partner in the firm, (honest agreement on n treaty one-third registered, tax • paying derdale, Fla., woman waa killed bor, Gagarin Set Chapman ia a graduate of the Georgia which would put an end to nuclear voters, the commission said. and her husband w*a seriously “ H Iraqi Premier Abdul Karim Institute o f Techonology and has for the For London V isit testing for ell time, and Is Booking The fight began three years ago Injured lata Thursday whan be loopholes to circumvent the treaty to move the county seat to a larg- j car la which they war* riding Kaaaem wants peace talks,” the jutst few yeara operated the firm o f Chap­ LONDON (UPD—Soviet astro, and thus turn it into a mere scrap •r city and a popular aeaslda tour.- collided with a tractor trailer spokesman said, “ we will have man Architectural Arts in Winter Park, naut Yuri Gagarin will visit Lon­ peace talks with him." of paper." don “ within the neat four days" Ist center. truck osar here. Florida. But he charged Kaaaem with to lecture on hla history-making moving hla soldiers south toward ChuVman ia a registered architect in tha space flight, it was announced to­ tha border and estimated that the State o f Florida end haa been with Mr. day. Iraqi and the Brltiah-Kuwaitl Burton’a firm eince February 1 o f this troops now are teas than 20 mites year. He ia a member o f the American Infrom each other. Herald Index TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Farria Despite the current financial pinch, There has been “ a lot of move­ etitute o f Architecte and the Sanford . Pago T Bridge Bryant said, he plana to find $200,000 out- ment" of Iraqi troops, be said. Bryant i« confident tha state’* economic Junior Chamber o f Commerce. Pago S-9 aide legislative appropriations to finance Classified The spokesman said the frontpicture will improve enough to finance the Combs .....................— . . . - Pago 6 • a start on a new two-year univaraity at lino British and Kuwaiti troops The Burton firm, which recently com­ 1961 Legislature's construction programs, A Dear Abby .. -------------------Pago f Boca Raton ao that tha school can open are now within nine miles of tha pleted tho new Senior High 8choo) and tha but maybe'not for another year. _ Pago 4 3 Editorial . . as planned in September o f 1964. He would border while tho nearest Iraqi Bryant told his news conference Thurs­ not say where he planned to get the troop concentration la 10 miles Florida State Bank Building, will in the Kutartalnas—t -------------------Page ! ' ■ ■•} future be known aa “Burton and Chap­ money. day he does not foresee any early release Cram the frontier. — ttn M r» , o f construction funds because the Stats -r a g e ? The Legislature provl Pusalo — — ’■ Brig. Mubarek said the man, Architects," with offices continuing Society . » — J, Pago 1 . Cabinst has dot had a chance to get a "reacompleted, but at the corner o f First Street and Mellonfunds be released only a P a n |4| - ■ft Oaonable" idea o f how much revenue the aws, we will assured to meet the ki|r b Reds Reject U. S. Nuclear ^est Proposals Longwood Awards Resurfacing Bid U. S. Fires Biggesi Rocket Kuwait Accuses Iraq 01 Buildup Chapman Becomes Partner In Firm Economy Bright-Bryant state will take in. ating atsts governmen ville Avenue. w ;r -ia * Ijfl 1 ^ �■e ' -ft'« •■**, *•- W ith Go r • ^ Strengthen - Dedicated To A Church-Going People Yourself Attend Church! !>*• _ Mac'c Oil Compeay I . E. MillMcaltr ft 1 * * " " "** * * * 1 V'Program*™ PrtBfeag Co. •in. « :V y aimlee* AtlcaUc NbUcm I Beak SUIT ■chart J. Bcaoua ft Stotf " vitfli LmmUr ft H u ft f i Cc. 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Tratpiac L'nlan _ «:M p., at ru u r a m i i f m i m K raalac Worahlp r u t a- m. LAMB BABYB. Kuctae Jntkten _ Paatar W attm eter P rartr t i l l a » Canter C c h o a l----- StCC a. n . f a it h a m i i T v u iiii M a n ia c Waraklr 11:4a a. m. Trtlnln* I'n lu n ------4:11 p. m taaeelkarrr K rta la c Warthlp — tiM p. m. Paatar W * i Prartr Carrier tila p. m. W llliM Malaan Cuater C e n t a l------t u t a. at. M a n ia c Waranip it i t a. m Tkurt. Blfcla Clu4r Tilt p. m. A Blhla Taacklac C taltr V C U Paten _________ Canter Cental .__^ .4 tl4 M a n ia c Waraklp - 11:44 T ralalac Unlta _ 4:44 Mvaclac Warthlp £ , 141 WaA Prayer Carrlaa Till Warthlp w illiam amnwa L 4R IW 4M B CACTI r r CMAPBL P a n A«a. at earn at. Jaaapk R. Ctaak — Paatar Bar. Ralph Taylor ~ — Patter Bible Cckeal ____ 4:41 a. m. Bap4*r Cehaal ------ 4:41 a. m. M a n ia c Waraklp l i ra a. m. Maralac Waraklp 11.-44 a. m. Pilarim Fallawahlp U l p a Tralalac Ha lea _ 4.it p. m. K raalac Waraklp _ t a t p. at WaA Prartr Carrlea fe lt p. aa. LAMB MART CMVBCM t P I C B BABABB Canter Cehaal _ _ Moraine Worahlp I F M T ______________ Kraalac Worahlp WaA Prater Carrlaa Jarrla I I I ------ Vicar ic b a rla t____1:44 a. at. tlh Can. _ 4:44 a. m. Prartr, ta t. 4ih Cun. ....................... 4:44 a. m. Ctktal 4:44 a. m- — ..-KLi- ■ V ''l- v. ' i c .i B. L D rawer Pat Banter C e h a a l----- 4:44 a. M a n ia c Warthlp m a t a. CkrltUaa Carrlea _ 4:44 p. Kronlna Waraklp — 1:44 p. WaA Prarer Carrlea 1:4a p Mack Booth - ..........- Pattor Cuater Cehaal . . l a t e a. at. M a n ia c Worahlp II t e a. at. MTP . ; i ----------------4:44 p. at. Waraklp ------------ ti.4 4 a. m. WaA P rartr Carrlea 7:4t p. m. M.T.P.A . ---------- 4:41 p. at. Kraacallttla Carrlea 1:44 pm. 1‘ rarer MaeUap WaA 1:44 p m CBB4PT 1 -Braaprllat la t e a. m 11 t e a. m - I t e p. m. M a n ia c WaraSlp It, at a. m A4 b1i Bible C U t Braatap Waraklp — 1:44 p m. Waraklp Carrlea . m. a. m. p. m. p. m. p. m CCBCT BRTM O D irr CMLACM 41C Park A te. John Atenit _ ■ ..— Paitar M a n ia c Warthlp _ H I! a. at. Canter Cchaal _ 4:41 a. m. M a n ia c W trthlp 11:44 a. at. I. W. Jattlea , Btatar M a n ia c Waraklp — •:» MVP M ta tln c a ----- T:l» p. m . Canter C e n t a l____4:41 a. m. Iln u rm tdlttt, Btaltrl Cunt ar Cakaal _ 1444 K raalac W trthlp 1:14 p. m. M a n ia c Waraklp 14:41 a. m. Waatmlalatar PaUanrahli KTPC —.—......... . f:|a p. m. N.Y.P.C. A M JJt ____ 4 p a . U01pal. Cart lea . . . 1 p . m. c u a te r Cohaol — 4.4! M a n ia c Waraklp lli t a K raalac Warthlp _ l.ta WaA l*rarar Carrier 1:44 • pa t tor Moraine W orthlp 14:41 Weeleraa Tenth _ 4:41 K renlae Warahln — l i l t W aA Prnjar Carrlea t i l l 4H4C a. at. u4r - ....— 1.-44 p m Waraklp - K44 pT m. par Carrlea 1:4a pt -V▼i1mm, * < L u ll ■- Canter Cento! ------ 1:41 a ... I a. a. p. p. at. at. at. m. Wmiam M. B ta m m ----- Paatar S a r a t£ W at aaater B t r a r aa4 Fell earehlp ... 144 p . m. Tampararilr meat la c hi Caatb Camlaala Cehaal ■■•ter W atthtav W tA Bible k tu tr ik ic a r Carrlaa — f .a �----- W - a. Sanford World War 1 Ace Recalls 'Old Days' By JUDY WELLS front with the 22nd Aero Squad-'from overseas du'y which he Just * h o lUth Anniversary of the ron in 1B1I. Others shown, which had reprinted from the early •lgnlng of America'! Declaration also were used by the Americans, negatives. Included the French Xieuport and Today's photographer, accus* at Independence found W. V. the English Sop Came). tomed to the many instrument acLovell of-Sanford, one of the na­ Speaking of his Hint as a cessories now in use. would par* tion's 350 World War I Overseas, flyer, Lovell said that his first ticularly note an air shot taken Flyers who in 191S-1B10 exper- ] enlistment was as an officer will!from over the side of the rear kneed the greatest risks to keep the Army Engineers. When the cockpit. Including the wing tip, demand for volunteers in the new the photo has Vinusually sharp de­ this independence, wearing his1 air branch grew, he said, h« dc- tail of the terrain below, wings for the first time in nearly elded to transfer, however, this Lovell, who hasn't soloed since <D years. was impossible and he had to re* his discharge shortly after the The insignia, unlawful to wear- rnlist as a private first class. He |first armis ice, said that three unless in ,uniform, Lovell said, was sent to France for training of the, veteran flyers piloted their was made up on lie clasps and with the 22nd, known by itsjown aircraft to Patterson Field presented to the some 315 veteran "Shooting Star" insignia. for the reunion, ona of them from flyers at their first reunion since; "We had to train over there at his old training squad and who the war. times when the craft wasn't other* now la a cattle rancher in El ; Sponsored by the Air Force Mu* wise in use," Lovell recalled, |Paso, Tex. •aeum, June 24 through June 27 "and it was about a year before; During his stay at Wright Patterson AFB in Day*j wc go. to make the first solo, jell was joined ton, Ohio, the event saw the for*: But, after that, we were sent to.Anne, and her husband Ration of "America's First Com-, the front in short order. hard Wuenich from bat Flying Brigade," a permanent "All of our flying was done Ind., for the air show.* He says Organisation which plans to meet! without a parachute, toq," he eon- "the family's not grounded yet, annually la the future. Untied, saying that only the Ger­ for Anne is Interested in flying Those at.ending this first meet*' mans had developed this life sav­ and already has made her solo Ing were guests of honor at a ing device at tbe time. ‘ flight in ‘ a Taylorcraft. ;huge alrshow on Stmday afternoon The Sanford veteran flew a Lovell, who went to Cambridge 'which featured five types of Spad, considered the fastest and University in England after the World War 1 •aircraft in a 43- mqst maneuverable of allied armistice, it a retired electrical minute demonstration. Immediate­ craft. Oqe of these from the 22nd engineer whose chief interest ly fdllowing, a show by the Thun* Aero is now in the Smithsonian since retiring has been in math* jFrblrds, Air Force Jet Acrobatic Ins.ilute. This squadron had five ematlcal physics. 'teim, flying supersonic FUMs. flying aces and registered 44 vic­ His other daughter, Winifred, Jolted the spectators back to the tories against the loss of to men shares his interest in this field present day. all killed during the last two and in the fall will Join the Rol* Among the old planes at the months of the war, Lovell said. lins College faculty where she will -field was -a French' Spad XIII, Also of interest is the remark­ be assistant professor of mathe* •nsf.’of which Lovell piloted at the able photo collection Lovell has maUea. Tt>a need for educational tele­ vision as a means to strengthen -the' educational opportunities for yoiflfgsteri a'nd adults was atrcised by Dr. Alfred Edraundi, di* sector of educational TV for Cen­ tra) Florida, it the Jaycce lunch* ■•on. Thursday. Pty EdmuadiV educational TV 9 t - ------------------------------------- Church Sponsored Affair A Success •\ * r The Bunlahd Circle sponsored ■Church of the Nativity Catholic Woman's Club greeting card sale h#l3 Thursday waa * termed a (S u ccess by group officials today, : Approximately 30 persons attended with net proceed* at. $25. Proceeds will go towards buying the dabernaele for tbe Lake Mary Chufcb. Mrs. Lee Kromaa won the door priae at the aale. f eC/iurc/t I N otices Continued Oilier Churchee e e ia c H o r ono o r rnoriiK cr H»T Sttm O itu f Hobart L Strickland . .. Parlor RumS*. Schorl..... ♦:«* o. m btornlna Worship 11:00 a. in. A Hvanetllatle Service 7:10 p.m. w Woman's Missionary 7.0 p.m, .Young Panpisa Sundar Sarvlro .... 1:41 p. m. • C etU O T l C’ llW R l M T V CMIRCM Ban P. Ward — ........- Pastor I Church School — 1«:*0 a. m. Church ............ . 11:00 Youth Christian 7:10 p. aa. Fellowship... ... Negro Churches PR DORK IS MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Midwar V ' B. K. Williams --------Pastor Sundar School _ III* a. m. Morning Warship 11:00 a. m. . •First. Third, Fourth Sundaja Baaalng Worship 7:10 p. m. First, Third Sundar* F IRST an iLO H B A P T I S T CM I'M CM l lot w. laah at. 1 J. W. Marshall_—— Pastor Sundar School _. — 0:1* a. m. Morning Worship 11:0* a. m. Kvonlng Worship _ 7:10 p. m. * '•TUbsdar Ptajtf _u 7:10 p. m. -puaadar Prarar .... 7:10 p. aa. BIOS NOPK •BtPTiar CHURCH VIS ornase Aa*. J. •U Brooks _.. Patter ( Church School —_ >:I0 a. m. Morning Worship 111## a. m. Erasing Worship _ 7:»0 p. in. Tuts. Prarar Sarrlc* 7:1* pm. r • JOHN "tMCTRIIPOl.lTAh BAPTIST CHI MUM sea i'rp*aa ai. H. B. Whitehurst - ...- Paator Church School »:I# , Morning Worship. ll:*0 a. m. Kroalag Worship .... T:l* p. m. Wad. Blhla Studr - 7 p. aa. * . director'for eight counties, lnclud-|operation over the United gtatei Ing Seminole, said that with “ edu-|and that 13 million penoni ere cational TV everyone will get the taking advantage of lhli "unique" opportunity to f get added know* Jmethod of teaching. ledge." and emphasised the part; ------ — — television can play in educating A l l A . . ) U i i h I A n adults and pre-school children. A l l aU U I IIU III U ll Edmundi atreiied that TV edu­ cation for this area was still in the planning stage and it would be ■ while before it would be activated with a TV station in MOAB, Utah (UPI) — Southern Orlando. Utah’s picturesque canyon* and He added that some 10,000 waters of tbe winding Colorado youngi.ers as well aa student* River today were the twin search from five junior colleges in Ibis points for a kidnaped Connecticut are* would benefit from educa* girl, wtaoae chancel for survival tional TV, bringing the latest dwindled by the hour, methods in teaching techniques j Sheriff John Stock*, directing and eliminating the use of obso* tbe search for Denis Sqllivan, 13, lete textbooks. and the man who killtd bar mothEdmunds stressed that difficult f t and kidnaped bee-.Tuesday, subjects jluch as marine biology [placed the slender tecn-agcr’i could be taught on ttlevliion — chances at near sero "and students would be taught by "We'll probably find her body experts in their field" out on one of those dirt roads that Dr. Edmunds said that there trace through that desolate area," were 54 television stations now in he said. .Nevertheless, the tedious Marching went on with the aarne urgency, both by jeep and plane and by boat down th# Colorado. Of(lc«ra said tbe rivtr checking waa started Thursday night on the hunch her body might have been dumped into tbe water, _ „ „ .. „ _ , The FBI, which earn# Intn the C.ndialight Oidinatlon Servica. Wednasdsy night, refused were held at the Prairie Lake Bap- fomm« nt on ,u investigatiooi. Ust Church recanUy for John Tb# wh# f , t i ,jy ih o l M rl. Beark, Ld llelnson and Paul Lowe, i j^anette Sullivan. 41. Rockville, Joe Jlcndetk hat been nominated C o n n ,B ,h „ „|tht Urn* encounand aei-epled aa a deacon, having ler nelr Df, d n0rM' Point l* 3S-' already l*ecn ordained, and th* ^ y#irl 0jd> j,,, ln txlremrly Pralrio Lake Church now hat 10; dark complexion and U probably ordained men to this office. American, the FBI reported. Last week, InUrmMiat* and Wounded when th* eluilv# alayJunior girl* observed UA Focus er tricked th# vacationing Ulo into Week and anthusiastie approval stopping on a lonely road was waa glveu by the entire congrega- Charles Boolhroyd, 55, alio of Uon for scheduled activities in this Rockville. Although left for dead program. by th# bandit, Boolhroyd survived leading the Intn mediate group two bullet wounds in th# face and Is Mr*. Lilli* Carroll while ilrs. was in fair condition at 8all Lake I'aul Ixiwe, Mrs. Charles Evans,{City. It wai he who told the story Mrs. Ed Heinsqn and Mrs. Elaia of tba kidnap-murder. Parkinson lead tha Juniors. a , —. . On Tuesday during the observa­ Lake Mary Church tion, tba Wonten'a Million#ry So­ ■I* aa ^ ciety served go guests who were at I 0 n O V e V j U e S t tha Mother-Daughter Banquet. In closing exercise* of the pro­ Pastors In July gram, Kathy llelnson, Barbara Filling th* pulpit at th* Lika Evans, C’onnla Deaaon, Sandra Mary Community Presbyterian Parkinson, Para Conrad, Pat Mor- (church whila Rev. John W .Pilley ene, I.lnda Huggins and Paula ;'and his family ara on vacation Low# took tha Maiden Step. j during th# month of July are Rev. Requirement* for thla advance- j RmM Herdin and Gaorgo P. menl include Rible atudy, memory ' Johnson. work, mission reading, group and | jurdin, who ronducted eervicee individual participation and ro- |,lt week and will offlelata for tha search and handiwork. ^ . n#1^ |W0 HUn(|gyi( will teach at Seminole High School next term. Johnsoa, an Orlando attorney, Council Meet The Ovied# City Council will will take over on July 23 and July me«l today at • p.m. in Urn City Lo for tha morning service of the Hall for a public beariog on the church. Tbe mid-week Wednesday ser­ proper racing regulations. B. M. Jones is chairman of tho soninj vice has been discontinued lor the summer months. commission. ZT&GiM * , Name* of tea prealdcat. et tea United Stales,'of tea governor of Florida, af U. S. Senators and state representatives for this dis­ trict, of county commissioners, the mayor, city comailsslootrs, city manager, city dark, arghltecta at ‘ J roster lor school her* of membti ther Loagoa m July 7. 1961 — P m S ---- Church Ends Bible School jChurch School Ends In Lake Mary Commencement e*erri«e« were,for the annual daily Vacation |held on June 30 at tbe Lake Mary Bible School. Comencement exorcise* w • r • i Community Presbyterian Church The program opened with a call held last Friday al 7:30 p. m. * t ; ----------------------- — --------- - to worship followed by students I singing the Bible school theme) the Elder Springs Baptist Church song. "Living for Jesus." after} to conclude th* two-week Bibte which tho motto for tbe two' school. A total of 202 children JULY 2 week*. "Behold the I-amb of God, By RRNj K f.UNDBKRG I For Indoor (reatmeal*, Dr. K m were enrolled and the average Admission* dally attendance waa 156. !!Ut. 7 “ krlh Aw,y lh^ S.ln* °*.**" Aa*vl Co«aty Agricultural Ageat recommends read/ • prepatod CeiUficatea and word* of ap- William Drawdy, LaVerne Xel»on, World," was repeated In unlion.; compfcla tick control on pets i sprays containing malathion sr pi relation were given to th* staff: Eula Mae Wright, Wilma Sim*, A song, "J-O-Y," representing |nc|udei treatment* applied to the Dlatinon or one qt these in com­ Ilt„ ln|ld, ,hf M ind ,0 bination with chlordan# or diefdrit of teacher! and assistants by th* William Stywart and llallie Toney, "Jc.u. Other, and - You" was church pastor, Rev. B. H. Griffin. , of Sanford. . • f t r n . S L ' W L ' T L -J .S i '**» In nonataintng' deodorised hero* >*"> - * • Opening th* final servica was aa Birth* r V 1,J j f!** i° American, g n Rrrr assistant ento* senf. open house period when all de* Mr. and Mr*. Alien E. Xelson, *l'<j Christianflag* *ndI to |j*l rnoloBiltwith i he Florida* Agrifit*For outdoor treatments, one ed ih. Sanford a daughter Bible were given preceding the mO'og'H wiin ui* rioroa ogncui DUmlu.U offer.tory when those present K*perlm*ot Station, warns (ha easiest is the application et four, per cent malathion dust at « - « * - » '• f • i »«• ' j j w - K r ' " * ,n l 01 “ i s i f f t i i s ? o ' , , u r ; . p « ' the rf t# of one to two pound* per l.ooo square feet of lawn. Spray Doga and *als may be dusted mixtures containing DDT and children of e a c h department fin. Georg* Wright. Elis# Alkeh. «roup grou.h thenursery childwith four percent milathlon dusf. BHC or one of they* plus Diasiaoa marching in groups, was headtd ™d Carrie Nichols. of Sanford; Malathion la effectiva against la also excellent for outdoor tiek Altamonta versus, pictures or songs, what by the American and Chiiatian. Nicky Jontf, of • Ithe aehool meant to it with tbe both fl*4a and ticks and ia one control. flag* followed immediately by th* Spring*. nuraery department eloalng Hals of the few Inaecticlde* approved JULY'4 Bible. Th* flega were carried by section of the program with a#v-' for uao on cats ai well as dog*. Admisioa*' Gilbert Miller and Billy Nolan ' Rprinkle the dust over the anlwhila a* Bible Usher* Ham Young and Bobby brown. — Routine procedure of tbd rall to Erneot Sweat,' IJmgWood: Jnbn .I'.r, <or tabUipooo* of ST per centytmulsi ■feet In recognition for an wtetaofWorship, recitation of the echool1McMaatcre. DeBary; Bonnie •*°**1tendanca records, liable liquid per gallon of water. ing sales performaac# daring motto, pledgee to th* flags and loway, William Bui#, Joan Xra- ( daily attendance was To avoid unoeceaiafy applica­ Bible, songs of praise and Bible re- nak, Emily Goodwin, Bitty |1( _ ^ ^ ( ^ tions, esamin* the animals *for Pontiac Motor Division'# recent elution and prayer filled th. ftrat Bridges. Mrs. Thmulor. Johnson " ^ ’ fleas and licks before treating. "Xing Pin Sale* Campaign," BUI portion of the program while the, and baby and Mr*. Floyd Hunt and Teachers and helpers receiving Weekly treatments mgy be nec­ Hemphill Motors, Inc., of Sanford haa. been awarded the novated tatter period was devoted to indi- baby of Sanford, certificates Included Mri. Marie essary If animals run fro*i ia in­ Knudsen Trophy.)' vlduai departments which presentJULT • Low# , teensgeri; Mrs. Shirley fested areas. Animals confined, in Admissions __ ed *klt*,>songa and scriptures Smith, juniors; Mrs. Mary tr tick-free area may requir# only Th* award," named for Pends* General Manager S. B. Knndaen, At the conclusion of th* pro- Allin# Berwick, Longwood; John Thompson, primaries; Mrs. Dorli on* treatment. wUl be presented In aU Panda* grant, each child received hit work I Hines, Casselberry; A m a n d a Gormly, and Mrs. Lou Nurguiera, deatershipi equalling or oxcooding lrum the echool and certilicate*' Krrves, Lake Mary; Jerrilyn beginners and. in tbe nursery, pre determined new car aalas ohfrom his department. j C'luudmaln, C l y d e Esterbrmik,. Misses Delores Kirach, Joy Westjectivea for .the period ef Feb. t l . The Bible School offering, a to- Patricia Pearce, Thelma Ledford,'er, and Dianne Hickson and Mmei. through April 20. tal of «:tu.62, was channeled; Chl<>* Butts, Barbara Ann Hur-jVerlle Crocker, Mae Shipman, Effecting ths Division'* non-, through th* church to mission sham, I.aura Prieater, Raymond Doris Omey, Ruth Goble and Rotinulng aucccia in INI retail sale* field* of th* world. : J’t-rry and Asell Hamilton, of San- si# Steiner. is the attainment of Knuds** Tro­ Worker* Included Mia. Leonard ford. Also to Mr*. Barbara Rowell, Tison, Mrs. Glen Miller, Mra. H. A.I Birthe pianist; Mrs. Mildred Donaldson, Worship services for residents phies by more than 42 per rent o f '. Stelnmeyer, Mr*. J. C. Lane, Mrs.) Mr. and Mra. Ralph Clemllnen, refreshments; Mr*. Lihhy Sma of ih# Wethersfield area now'are th# Pqnllae dealer 'organiaatloa. * # • * . - • tlwrs and Mra. Phyllis Ruacn •villnbl# each week at) a Baptist Robert Kelly, Mr*. J. 11. Cham- j Sanford, a daughter, siein, arts and crafts and to Mra. Mlialon located o«” 'Ul#" euiaff J. L. Co t Cme nd V n S ^ la e . hers, Ben Steel, Glen Miller, Mr*.I DiemUeaia Sally 434 toh Forest Cityalaiaa Rd. Laughlin. have taken over tba Jean Miller, Mra. Mari* Williams, Helen Cole, Geneva; Ruth Lang-,— - - Pilley, - - - - - transportation. . ijfro* SR t0hw Rehatee Mra. ILL. Johnson, Mrs. John WJI-1,Jon, DeBary; Uuls* Law.on, WII-1 Sas.man c l o ^ the prn-i P«»lof John H. Schafer atatea operation of tba Celery City Print* ing Company. son, Mrs. Kenneth Slaemore, Mrs. iuton Park, N. Y.; Mra. Harman * “ Pressing .appreclati^ J '*•. 0. 8. Aiken. Mrs. B. H. Griflin, Fink.l and baby, Mr*. Robert I'» •“ antf f.'lend, o f; ^ ‘ J B*P‘ Mra. Dorothy Simmons, Mra. Ad. Kelly and baby, Colin Benton and ‘ h« church whp donated cookie.J * * * , U U» provld. each infunds, ,c® ice ,nd and °other items Wlntar. Mra. J.D. Buhl, Mra. Kan- iUud< Scott, of Sanford. fund*' " ,#r i1 " " 1 “ > d‘v,du,, ol ,r** ,n "PP®^" help make (be school successful. Uy U find warm, spiritual inipirnoth Meadora, Mr* L. A. Taylor,) HOW ation in his own neighborhood." Miss Dolly Hatch, Mrs. Wilbur! The Sunday schedule haa Sun­ CHRISTIAN Xoian, Mr*. Dean Hutchinson, E b d l f i Z C r C h l l F C h Methodist Pastor day'School at 10 a. m„ Morning Mr*. Hinton Sandefur, Mrs. Harry w w m. and Evening SCIENCE Hawkins, Mra. 8. B. Parrish, Ur*. P|(MS S lID D e r. Plans Sermon S e r ie s ,S I; V j Florence Myers Mra. H a r o l d _ . . ' Rev. John Adams, pastor o f; Tha . mid-week prayer aervlre HEALS* the Sanford Firit Methodist |* scheduled for eaeh Wednesday Mrv Rob,rt K,,Unir.'Mri- ooard Meeting Kenneth Forrest, Mr*. Georg* The Membership Commission nfiChurch, announced today hi* plans ■; 7 ;j# p. m. , fa»d#f#j Mra. Jullaa Kinsey, Mrs.jn^ Kbeneaer Methodist Church fof a sermon Kriea which l» Residents dasiring additional in9 :0 0 WSFR C. K. Werhan, Mra. B. H. Taylor, wm sponsor a covered dish sup-.designed to answer questions #f, formation on tha mission ara 1IM XW SUNDAY Mra. Carol Myera, Mi*. Hilda But- (X>r for prospective me hi Ik-rs. those who lay, "I don't know.nkad to call at 41S Michigan A. M. ler. Mis. Carlos Griffin and Miss familiei and members' families anything about the Method!*!' Ave. in WeUiarsfield. Inea Cartledg# today. Church." ~~r~-----------------Tho** planning fo attend the Running parallel to Information Mrs, Mory Grow n P m > *upp«r are requested to) given in th* Pastor's Membership bring a main dish or dessert and'Class, th# scries was suggested .................................. their tablo service. j by a number of the official board Dies In Miami Mrs.~Mary Courier Grow, wife of Another important event to members who heard the l*»sons v L *lianSia* snOmkaBa .Ill 1.^ iba ’ 1it. _ /#aalta Plsia Earl Grow, died arly this morn- Kbenezer members will be the iq tbe Castle Clasi, official board meeting neat Wed-[ Beginning July $. the topics ing In Miami. 6 a, m. to 9:30 p. m. Oth#r"than h*r husband, aurvlv-1^ ‘d i>ri R*v', Dr'. J 0'! ! ;’ ! f h#d^ d Hi' ,ory of The Ing relativ.s include Mrs. John. di#‘ r,cl »up*^i»tend.nt. will be, Melhodl.m;" on July 14, g .- f .- j u H phiitn. prosent- to advise on building; Doctrines of Hetbodism;" July) S " X ? ViJliV furnishing, and financing and 23. "How the Church Opera!.." H um Rskimoro tpoic Matthl of Baltimore, Md., and John churrh ^ »Pl«noiBX. |cb#dultd ^ |and on b, July 30 th* eloalng W Saturday, July 8th Courier of Oviedo. . h#„ _ . .. _ „ diat Cbrlstlan.M Funeral aerrlcea will be held at 1 ** 1 W I p. m. Saturday from tha Comb* Funaral Home in Miami. SOUTH'S FINEST COLORED COMMUNITY Yardner's Corner N otes « •*.■■■■* . * — - •— — — • Business Briefs Wethersfield Gets Baptist Mission \\ $ A eu u ( O p u n in q . m TOMORROW J G>ke* Cornerstone Services Set By Sanford Church . Piaciag at the coraerateM ia conducted by Pastor Harbori W. Okh* aew educational butidiag and Goars*. Naimdalad sanctuary af taaterd # Dlgnda rial aa hand wiX be Xmtharaa Church of tho Badoom- Sanford Mayor Joe K. Baker, J. Ar will taka place durlag tha C. Hutchison, chairman ol the fcaday morning service hogiaaiag Seminole County Commlysioa and Bap. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. •t H : » a. m. "Items placed ia tbe earnerBar. William Von SpreckaUoa, Oxacutivo aocratary of the .Ffov- -stone are to ladude copies af Mioorgla district of tho church. tha Bibte, tea Augsburg CoatesIteaoBri Byaod, will doUvar tha sioo, history of tha coagrogatioa white the servica sad rite# and constitution and by-lawa af \ dTlayteg « » oarworatewa w il ha tha congregation. R evo* W. V. I.OVELI* World War One Overseas Flyer, stands ready to board the Spad XIII, considered one of the fastest and safest models o f allied craft in 1918. Adjoining photo shows him at the* Ide o f the plane where the "Shooting Star," Insignia o f the 22nd Aero Division, also is pictured. Both prints Are from Lovell’s collection cjf war time negntivea. For Kidnaped Girl a’t s r s T r i s i t s s s ? Prairie Lake Men Ordained M ir k 6SX.T& Hospital Educational TV Needs Stressed • * 1 group and copies of tbe Lutheran Witness also will be contained. Aad, copies of th* Lutheran Witaoai, The Sanford Herald, lbs Seminote-Volusla edition of to* Orlando Sootinol, tee dedicat.on aervioe booklet of to* first unit, service of and a list of itrict officiate this sign)been extended ACADEMY MANOR M ftio r NO DOWN PAYMENT J 'lu u t Balloons O ffers Your DREAM' HOM E Oae Lubrication F tm far aa Mills aa — — MONTHLY wBT Call FA 2*8598 PAYMENTS AS LOW AS ar 6A 6-0848 *5 6 “ GRAFKVILLE AVE, A McCRACKE^ ROAD . #• With Each OU C b in g i , ^ * •‘ , _t •f ’«*«, * y »• f*T A i . c," tJmu‘ %T •V Jncobt Truck Stop Standard Oil Products I .I R I m~m~ IIN f N M k F A t - t-f* m-r|VJ *6»,* V _______ *rvVl(4vl>» V____ ' ■ *. ■*>. •-\ .__- ■ .»<■ . a V t w N ' i 1 lit. �|l J i ^ >r Potor Edson's Slave Labor ? uJ Political Notebook Sheriff J. L. Hobby la aa unusual man! L—t week ha submitted hie 1961*1962 budget and realising that the public might be up In arma over any raise in taxes, avoided mentioning any rail* in pay for / -VI* —mo of hit deputies. It’* a little known fact that some of tbe men at the , . . - Sheriffa office are working on what one county commie* * skaar described as "slave later” wag—. Thera are man in tha department, guarding our community, who are making leas than $1 an hour and •' ~ worting dose to 60 hours a week. We realize that the commission will have ita hands ’ fill keeping millage down, but we hop* it doesn’t over* r* .. Dr. Crone's Asto- V lL Bryant Ends Feud Willi Georgia assured mala ar tha one with a sexual laferigrtty complex? How maay Uses have you heard grown man brag about having had daAa with TWO girls Their wive* msy ha sitting In the group, patiently lotting their boy-window mates do a llUle nostalgic reminiscing of their teens. When such males boast, it means they are still hungry lor more food for their sex ego. They It wss during the lets lfJO’s. wish ia strut la peacock fashion. I w u then stationed at Smith But women are also gulUy ot Coliege. In Northampton, Mass- similar juver.Ua behavior as they cherish the old party Invitations aehusetti. i • As I prepared to drive back and dancs programs, diaries and **!Ia»l from Ft. Wayne, in the fall, love letter*. “ Blebetb pleaded with mo to take Most of us grow up and smile tolerantly at any member of our c^har along, just tor the ride, "Why, Pro never seven been own ago bracket who still tries s-outilde of Indiana,” aha staled, to ftrut bis stuff la this tstaage fashion by social boasting. ,> jected ly . My reason for mentioning bar "It's the greasaltss wheel that ...glea is to show tbs great desire makes the noise,” runs an eld . . a f lean-agars to bolster their so- adage. Thus, the fellow who Is virile / T . They are "quantity” minded, so and able to dominate the aflee/ they wish to / boast about how lions of his wlfo doesn't need to BPOLETO, Italy—This hill town * many states of the UJ.A.tbey bosst about his maay conquests. Is one of the most beautiful and The unsure male, fearing' im­ historic in Italy, and It has a _h*ve vlsl'.ed. *< V M uy juvenile adults likewise potence, Is mere likely to tear world famous music festival, too, .J m tm to think It adds greatly to conversation around to salacious but it isn't for monuments af tha 7^ their social charm U they havo jokes and female conquests. past that wo visit it now and then. ^traveled widely, Including Eur- The classical Don Juan, taking Or because wa want to mingle pride ia his many ftmaln vic­ musically with Menottl. ’f*.j(pe or Mexico, etc. Much of the reason for tbe usual tims, really Is trying to compen­ Wa make tha faw hours rids *>7fturtac af this country la not tha sate for a basic sexual lattriartty from Romo for the sake ad our __#ctual thrills of seeing sew places, complex. stomachs. Wa dost shut our eyas j r ’^Ne, it is the desire to socially That is doubly true af man to tha sights, no, and we are ap­ "trump your aelfhbor's ace." as who hare a fetish for seducing preciative of tha Umbrian country­ It were, whan ha liter starts tell- the wives of other husbands. It tkai them feel more virile If side with Ita mountains, hills, vallag ad hie trevala.' S thes T m ca i broil' ia and ey can thus win a woman away But It is foad that Is on our minds from bar mala. 1 "Didn't you visit the Oar ten Roberto Rossellini of Italy oral as we roll along tha aula highway between Roma and Spoleto. I Of the Gods? No! My goodness a « 7 typical care la point. Spoleto has fine food. It lent The time to checkmate such I you haven't seen anything yet." very well known for Its food. Cer­ f Y*.Or it may be Yosemlte or Yei- bad psychological complexes is g low*tone or tbe tbe Grand Can- early, so seed for the "Behavior tainly not In the way Bologna, Test for Teen-Agers,” enclosing Naples, Roms, and Ancona are. 5 yon. Mammoth Care, ate. 3 Which person Is more likely Ho a stamped return envelope, plus Indeed, guidebooks past lightly and quickly over Umbrian food, Z ooarf excessive travel at a aoand this Is a mistake. A*f<al boost for hi* ego - - tbe selfassured Individual or the one with The giant tortoise la the longest If you are a truffle lover—and living animal in tha world. There I Ilka them so well that If pigs aa Inferiority complex? And which boy li more likely havo been records af a tortoise liv­ couldn't be taught to root for them ' to bocit or tbe number of girls ing for more than ISO years and I'd land n helping snout—Umbria Is the place to go, Umbria abounds ha has dated or Ussad • • the then dying accidentally, In Uufflee, and many af tha truf- Henry OUR BOARDING HOUSE eteKV GU/M MS LIFC.MA30C, ANoori M c m m jt itoA R cS ix w»rirr;<n * w V ro «AARm_wmt 61*00 . orica pi a ouairiR&s mARtfBT 6LA56ES Vi ATTACHED, OPAWCAIUSR/—- risv WILL STICKTOMV l ABC AMO PKN/X AM A — iT S cw ric* AW “t e s S T ! ! j& u tfrrd g ro tto Sanford, Florida *' ,t > Friday, July 7, 1961 WASHINGTON*—(N E A )-U . 8. low American steelmakers to com­ Chamber of Commsrte headquart- it wUl moan fS to $10 billion dol­ pete with foreign mills and expaii) •r» ia Washington put* oat a con- lars more over the next four years. into tha world marietta. Mr. Welch ataat -stream o f press tiIm m i , Ho predicts a record $77 billion predicts another 100 rnilllon ton ingot year in 1961 with 69 million pamphlets and propaganda — tha construction total ia 1961. Ctaaral tona o f which la that Jamas C. Kelly, executive vice tons in finlshsd products. This i* everything tha government doaa la praaidant, American Machine Tool a two million ton drop from 1960, wrong. Builders Aasn, pays: "Business is explained by steel's shift to new Even Ita Praaidant Richard Wag* waiting to see what tha outlook merchandising methods to inset nar admits that 'tha Chamber will bo on taxes before planning consumer need*. jaakas ita atateamanU for Monday ita capital expansion.'’ But ha la T. J. Obal, senior economist for papara eo that everyone will know expecting a business pickup. Ford Motor, has no comment at all Tha only complaint against tha about the government. He expect!) what It la againat for the coning weak. government expressed by Robert production of 5.9 million new cars It ia moat aurpriaing therefore to 0. Welch, executive vice president, this year—including 1.9 million find that none of tha experts at Steel Service Center Institute, compacts—with an orderly clean­ tha Chamber's conference on busi- Cleveland, is that government up of inventory at year snd. Last year 6.7 million cars were produc­ neaa outlook for tha second half of 1961 here anything very tough to ed but not all sold. say againat the government aa a Harold L. Cheadle, deputy man­ whole or tha Kennedy administra­ ager, American Bankers A un, tion in particular. says the Federal Reserve Board's This la In marked contrast to position has mads a lot af sense. what AFL-CIO executive commit* Ho prediets advancss in volume o r tea members had to aay at their credit demand and tha general United House, Pa, mid-year ueetlevel of interest rates from tecesing. Wharf President Kennedy sent ilon lows. But hs thinks the cycli­ them a nice letter saying that tha TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Gov. cal rise will be milder than in pre­ national economy ia moving to­ Farris Bryant laid to rest Wed­ vious periods of economic reces­ ward and era of expanded growth, nesday threats of an agricultural sion. they jumped on i t Chamber President Wagner ex­ fued batween Florida and Georgia. They said recovery is not. In Bryant said talk of a retaliatory presses tha belief that many of the sight and tha administration pro­ Kennedy, programs won’t be activgrams for reducing unemployment tax by Georgia on Florida citrus atad, so they w il lhave no sffset o m are inadequate. They also criti­ products' was nothing but a "tarn- the business outlook. cised Treasury Secretary Douglas post ia a chicken house.” Overall, however, be expects the Dillon's statements that tha great­ He and Gov. Ernest Vandiver economy to move Into new high est throat of inflation comas from of Goorgla'agreed at the National ground, which will be shared by all “ the cost-push of the wage-pries Governors' Conference in Hawaii major aoctors of business. This spiral.” last weak, Bryant said, that Geor­ isn't much of a complaint against Thera you havo big labor criti­ gia would not Impost tha tax government. cising tha Democratic president without further discussions be­ they supported. Hera you have Mg tween tha two chief executives. business predicting good tiaaea "I do not believe Georgia will ahead, agreeing with tha Presi­ taka action against our citrus. dent most o f them didn't support There is no further need for HRART and finding nothing particularly MgotiaUon," Bryant said. wrong with government. ■ RESEARCH Georgia Agriculture Commissio­ James D. Marshall, axecutlva ner Phil Campbell recommended I Gratefully director of the Associated General last month that a tax of 10 per ! - V 7 " '■■] Acknowledg'd Contractors et America, has no cant per container be imposed on RUINOUS - DoBARY complaints to make about tha gov­ fresh Florida eltrus shipped to COUNCIL ernment's new $6 billion dollar ac­ Not the Italians. They make a Georgia la retaliation to tha Flo­ P. O. BOX 106 sauce in nothing flat. One of tha celerated highway construction rida requirement that Georgia program, nor tha new housing MU. fareUer poultry sold ia this state beat, and a specialty of Florence, SANFORD, FLA* Ha says It may not increase carry inspection taga. la butter, cheese, a tiny touch at garlic, small, fresh green peas and, of course, the pannesaa. Their tomato sauco la nothing YO U W IL L but n few small, ripe tomatoes pushed through a slave, a bit af bay leaf, a amldgaa af onion, and maybe a Mt of carrot. And IPs twice as good as all the boiled-far* ever tomato sauces at home, most of which are made from reaped to- Berlin Situation Grave-White McLemore floe, one gets in Franco, supposed­ ly from Hertford, were taken from the ground of Umbria.. Tha boat spaghetti sauce I know of Is made in Sopleto at the Tree Duel hotel. This Is n new hotel, bull" to accommodate tbe tourists who coma for the music festival, but tbs chef is an old hand. The sauce is simplicity itself— If you have truffles. Just taka tha black anas and grata them fine, mix them with ns much sweet but­ ter aa you like, warm gently over a low firs, and than pour them over apagbcttl or fcttucciai, and add pannesaa cheese to ault your­ self. I have not yet been able to set­ tle for just one dish at Tree Dud, The sauco has a wonderful, deli­ cate flavor, and is as light as an ounce of cloud. They roast a mean suckling pig in Umbria, too, and just tha crisp skin of It is worth a two-and-ahalf-hour rids from Roms. Getting back to spaghetti sauces, one of the mistakes wa Americans make ia working too hard at them. Back horns wa brew meat sauce for spaghetti by tbe hour, using beef, veal, pork and nineteen other things. A wife takes six hours te prepare a spaghetti dinner. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Gan. Thomas D. WhiU>aays there Is "a fair chance” ot war over Berlin By HAL COCHRAN and. the gravity of tha situation Moat teanags lads have snap­ hasn't bean driven home to tha shots in their MUfolds, where they American people. wish money was. ' White, who retired last week aa Air Force chief of staff, said Sun­ Vacation travel not only broad, day soma form, of mobilisation ens you, It flattens you. might well be necessary to con­ vince the nation of the seriousness of the Berlin crisis. San. Jacob K. Jovlta, (R-N. Y.), said earlier that President Ken­ nedy eventually might declare par­ tial mobilisation af the armed forces te demonstrate to the Roe­ stone that "wo mean precisely what wa say” about Berlin. White, Interviewed on a TV. pro­ gram, said ha did not think war over Berlin would be certain te turn Into nuclear war, but ho add­ ed that if Russia joined ia* "It Is almost inevitable that It would degenerate Into a general war.” Salaxar Rejects d (0 JU £ sharp, add 'tests. Ot course, the spaghetti, tha olive oil, and tha cheese* especially the cheese, are better here, This is bound to mak a difference. Tha spaghetti is the asms. The asms brands on sale here are eo sale at borne. And, nine times out o f ton. It la better than tha pasta nude by cooks at home. I will now take off my chafe cap and go out for a bowl of fettucdnl and truffles. A HOM E O F Y O U R OWN RAVENNA PARK PHA FINANCING Mlsc. Repairs Light Marti— Wtrk Surface Griarfiag Lath# Wart Wtlrfiag COMMUNITY OF HOMES BEDROOM B U ILT. . . WITH PRIDE 3 ft 4 Bed Roobu Includes Everything 1-114 ft 2 Baths Call FA 2-5510 KITCHENS Machine y EQUIPPED BY A Tool Co. $$$$ Orlando Drive Mwy. 17-91 lli Ml— It. of Sanford GENERAL PRICES START AT NO CLOSING COST FINANCING FHA $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 WITH LOW DOWN CONVENTIONAL IN SERVICE First Ftdtrhl ELECTRIC PAYMENT W ALT* JAMS VM M LISBON (UPI)—Priam Minister Antonia da OUreir lalaur today Muntty rejected a United Mat— s appeal to atop figbtiag ia Angola and criticised tha United States Car Mt it— «iHag his attitude. Ia a rare "report la tha aa- mm vwerewamfgs Circulation Uaasatr My. Salaxar described the UM Se­ curity Council's "invitation te halt measures af auppreaiien ia Aa aola" as theatrical Ho said there was "aat the iHaMist he— that it will ha aen- M* Cmr try Chib Watrt Far O— NSlfM Stwomalm CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. t U V .W b lf. gm — ial lender, seM the UN $p—al "gravely offend* tha right* af a earewiga ■mien." O a k * F A S -ttM (D m F A S-T69S yyf.* u — »■»’ r * �HELLO, FRIENDS, Hero I am — well, sort of, any­ how. I have been in another world — the world of the hospital. It is liuite unlike any place else, unique Institution, built, maintained and dedicated to the work of caring for the sick. And what wonderful care 1 hadl I was truly grateful for the kind­ ness and attention given me by the nurses, aides, doctors and the pink ladies, yes, even the maintalnence people and the diet kit.chen supervisors, who came up atroost every day to see if we were eating, and if not to see if they could find something with which to tempt our appetites. Thanks, too, to all the wonder­ ful friends who came to see me, sent flowers and gifts. The stacks of get-well cards that 1 received filled up my overnight bag, when I left the hospital for home, after .a two-week stay. You don't know 'how much your kindness and con­ cern has meant to me. Now I will be at home (Pinecrest Drive) for the next two weeks and hereby invite you to drop by and visit a while or give me a call. I can talk, even if I can’t do mueh else. v •v> * LINDA MILIS HEADING NORTH, up Pennsyl­ vania way are two young ladles, Linda Jlllla and Susie Halback. Treadling together, the girls left by train last week, to visit la their aatlva atates. Taking advantage of a layover la Washington, D. C., Linda and Susie planned to do soma sight­ seeing In tbe nation's capital, with all Ita hlstory-rich initltuttoas. Re­ suming thalr trip, Linda wag to detrain at Pittsburgh to visit with an old frtoad, Miss Mary Elton Highly for tiro weeks, whlla Susie continued on to PainervOle, Ohio. On the return trip, Susie will oxtend bar trip in Washington, while visiting with friends* and relatives than. WORLD TRAVELER, Haary Simpson, and Mrs. Simpson are Qttow back In Geneva after n won­ derful trip to* Tokyo, Japan, as an emissary of tba Rotary Club, at their International meet "Tbe Squire of - Geneva" aa Simpson is affectionately called by hit friends, is a veteran of these laieraattoaa! conferences, tola ana making tha fourth or fifth that be has attended, but be was not bond and found great delight and engjoyment In tbe trip. The Simpsons left Geneva to ‘ April for the trip by tryto, via Chicago, to Vaneover, B. C. when they boarded the good ship, "Cbusan", with a full load of Rotarians from all over the U. S. for the trip across tbs Pacific to the Par East. Stops were made to San Francisco and Loo Angelas, then on to the Hawaiian Islands, with #'atops at Yekahama and Kobe, Ja­ pan, beforo reaching the Hotel ' Dla-lchl to Tokyo. Urn Squire was kiod enough to keep n steady stream of cards and letters winging back to cornspendants here, as his trip un­ wound, relating the sights that they eaw, toe impressions that they received and toe wonderful, -friendly treatment that they reWceivcd to Japan from the people there. He also told about too economic ronrilllani to that country and da- In each place, sugar and pineapple plantations In Hawaii, Buddhist Temples and Shinto shrines, de­ partment stores, restaurants, pri­ vate homes, train trips and along the streets and thoroughfares of the cities they visited, be noted the customs, dress, manners and economic station of the people. He also found out a great deal about the homes, factories, wages, prices and industrial development of the areas. And best of all, ha is able to put his impressions and observations into words that mate It real and Interesting to the reader. Space does not permit sharing more of this fascinating travelogue. On the way back to Florida, the Simpsons took side trips to the Grand Canyon and to fabulous old New. Orleans, but says tha Squire, ('There’s no place like home!" W SC S Circles First Baptist W M S Plan M onday A nd Circles P l a n . Meetings M onday Meetings Circle* of the Women'! Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church will meet Mon* day as follows: Circle 6 — at 3 p.m. with Mrs. Howard Montielh, 401 Mellonvllle At#. Circle 7 — at 3 p.m. with Mra. W. B. Kirby, 1011 Magnolia Ave. Circle • — at 2:30 p.m. in the Men’a Sunday School Class room in McKinley Hall, with Mrs. F. J. Harris as hostess. Circled — at 3 p.m. with Mrs. R. W. Sturdivant, on Myrtle Ave. The executive committee of the Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church, will meet Monday at 10 a.m., followed by the circle meetings, Sunbeams and Girls Auxiliary at 10:43.A luncheon will be served at noon and at 1 p.m. the various groups will meet in the auditor­ ium for the program meeting. At 6:30 p.m. the Elsie Knight Circle will meet with Mrs. C. A. Anderson. 107 Shannon Drive, for a covered dish supper. The meet­ ing will be In honor of the Young Women's Auxiliary. The Frances Horton Circle will meet at • p.m. with Mrs. Leland Rudd, 2201 Bel Air. Presbyterian W omen Ike women of the First Presby­ terian Cburch will meet Monday at 11 a.m. at the church for the monthly meeting, followed by lunch at 12:30 p.m. An Inspirational meetiag will be held at 1 p.m. with Judge Vernon C. Mite as guest speaker. Circlet plan meetings at 9:43 a.m. at follows: Circle 1 — Mra. J. E. Munger Chm., in the Philsthan Room; Circle 2 — Mrs. K. W. Fite Chm., in Fellowship Hall; Circle 3 — Mrs. Herbert Behrens Chm., in tha Session Room; Cir­ cle 4 — Mrs. L. I. Frazier Chm., in the Gleaners’ Room. Circle S — with Mrs. Cliff MeKlbbln Chm., 3430 Melkwvllle Ave. and' Clrcla 6 — Mrs. George Stine Chm., with Mrs. Ralph A. Smith, 2021 Park Ave. Circle 7— Mrs. Glenn Wimblsh Chm., will meet at 10 a.m. in the Phllathea Room and Evening Cir­ cles will meet at S p.m. Evening Circle 1 — Mra. Carl Lind Chm., with Mrs. J. A. Billline, Longwood; Evening Circle 2 — Mrs. Sacy King Chm., with Mrs. Curtis Hughes, 701 West 3rd St. and Evening Circle 3 — Mrs. John Wilson Chm., with Mrs. Wal­ ter Bohannon, 107 Park View Dr., Sunland. Calendar Elects Officers A nd Plans Project H onoree R eceives Meetings M onday Church Navy Wive* Club A pre-fourth of July celebration was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Silvers Jr., In Little Venice Monday afternoon. Their son, David Alan, was cele­ brating his fifth birthday on that day and his parents honored him with a birthday party. Plan Church S.O.S. — la tha April 23 edition of the column, I wrote about a letter which we had received la the Herald office from a Lyman Adams, former resident of Senford, now living in Tacoma Park, Md. The letter, evoked by the eye­ catching performance of (he Seminole High School Bind at the Cherry Blossom- Festival, was in praise of the bead, end also con­ tained some reminiscent remarks about tbe "good old dayi" in Sem­ inole County. W. R. Vincent Sr. of Sanford, who Is much, interested In the early history of the area and has made quite a study of it would like to see the letter, to obtain the address of Lyman Adams, so that be can correspond with him. However, another gentleman, who was also Interested la the history of Sanford, asked for the letter quite a while ago, and I let that gentleman have it. Unfor­ Pilot Class tunately for Mr. Vlaeent’a interest, I cannot recall tbe name of the Enjoys Outing * first gentleman, who now has the letter. If be reads this, as ha evidently A t Fox H om e hat read tho column in Use past, I would like to etk Urn to get in Lt. and Mrs. R. G. Fbx Jr., en­ touch with me, at a y home en tertained members' of Replace­ ment Pitot Class No. 4 of VAH-3 Pinccrest Drive. with a Fourth of July outing at their home oa Crystal Lake In Lake Mery. Swimming, boating and a picnic supper were enjoyed by the group. Couples and (hair families en­ joying the day were, Lcdr. and Mrs. T. B. Wood Jr., Lt. and Mra. FRIDAY The membership commission of R. H. Cooks, Lt. and Mrs. G. W. tho Ebcnexer Methodist Church Covin, LL and Mrs. H. J. Hudomc sponsors a covered dish dinner and'LL and Mra. D. B. Parrish. for new members to ha received into the church, Sunday, July 9. Longwood MONDAY First Presbyterian Church Wom­ en meet at 11 a.m. lunch at 13 noon and Inspirational meeting at 1 p.m. Evening CIrclea meat at I p.m. First BapUst WMS esecuUve commltte meats at 16 a.m. Circles at 10:43 a.m. Program at 1 p.m. Seminole Assn. Brotherhood meeting 6:30 p.m. David Celebrates Fifth Birthday Personals By MBS. BETTIS SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Dohhld M. Hitsman and ion Gary of Longwood have returned from a two week visit with relatives la Elria, Ohio, and have reopened "Don and Geri'a" for business. TURKISH TOWN Adane, Turkey, e rich cottongrowing arte, lies SO mltos from the Mediterranean In the eouth­ e n t corner of Asia Minor. Colon­ ised by the Romans. It prospered tor a time, then declined and was restored by Harun-al-Raahid in the tto century. Navy Wivaa dub 211 held their If you would like to change • regular monthly business Meetiag window's position whan you are a oa July 3 with president, Mre. guilt, ask your hostess for perClark Yatti, presiding. mlsstoa. A donation is to ha made eaeh month to the Lillie Rad School House for retarded children. F L O R ID A V Mrs. A. List was elected and Installed as club ehaplain and A R B M O R E Mrs. P. Pall waa Installed as re­ cording aecretary. Plans art being made for a basaar to be held la November. Mre. R. A. Hilliard U chairman ef this project. The club social for this month Is to be a luactoea at the Tlkl House in Winter Park on July 13, at lt:3o p.m. AU wives of enlisted personae! to to# Navy; Marina Corps, or Coast Guard, active or retired, are home. Your reporter, along with cordially tovitod to attend all club Mr. aad Mr*. Simpson, was amus­ activities. ed at his relation of tba Kerne at­ mosphere, where toe ancient ritual #f rameviag shoes was rigidly oh- Altamonte Spring! .served, and the guests aad boats 'eat oa the floor at a tiny table to dtoe, all the while being talartatoed with music from the high By ATLANTA McGJNNR .fidelity phonograph, while toe Mr. aad Mra. Neel Buell of Lake television act stood silently la the comer, aborning toe eld and the Brantley Dr., Forest City, have aa thalr houaagusats his mother, Mre. hew, or how East meets Weet! Freak Buell, aad Us stator aad aaphaw, Mre. Mary Duttald. aad aon Ted, ef Seats Cm*, calif., who are here for a four-week va- Shower Gifts MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL F. SMITH and daughter, Sandy, o f Atlanta, Ga. have been visiting Mr. and Mra. Robert Cox and other friends in Entdrprlsc. Mra. Smith, tho former Misa Margaret Coleman, taught school in Enterprise during 1950 and 51. (Cox Photo) Iverson-Michels Wedding Announced Miss Ramona Iverson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Iverson of Columbus, Neb., and John Mi­ chels of Cheyenne, Wyo., aon of Mr. and Mra. Anton Michels, Wy­ lie Ave., Sanford, were married June 3 at 2 p.m. at St. Bonaventure Church in Columbus. Father Quintin Fullorn officiated at the ceremony. The bride wore a ballerina length dress of reembroidered Chantilly lace and organsa, featur­ ing a portrait neckline and cap sleeves. A pleated cummerbund of organsa topped a full overskirt of organsa which fell to tha hemline. Her bouffant shoulder veil was attached to a rose or organza centered with seed pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet of white biofolla orchids and wMla Jewel roses. Tho bride’a aister, Mrs. Don Moore, of Omaha, Neb., was ma­ tron of honor. She wore an aqua taffeta dress styled with a shirred chiffon bustllne, a form lilting mldrilf of taffeta accented in the back by a bow above a bell abaped skirt. Her circular veil fell from a matching headband and sba car- In Unusual Manner Mrs. Cecil Davis and Mils Sylvie Davis of Daytona Beach en* tertained with a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Roxtnn Henderson at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Henderson, In Enterprise. The hostesses entertained there because of the distance from Or­ lando to Daytona and this waa the half way point. The guest list in­ cluded the bride'e family and friends from Orlando. Mrs. Davis is also a former resident of Or­ lando. Games and, contests were en­ joyed early in the evening and as an unusual presentation of gifts, alarm clockl were hidden around (be house. When each alarmed and the honoree located It, ahe would also find a gift. Sho was then directed to follow the white ribbon strung alt around the house which finally led her (o the shower bath where ahe found a laundry carl filled with gifts. The refreshment table waa over­ laid with a pink linen and lace cloth and centered with aa ar­ rangement of lUies-of-tbe-valley and a bride and groom under a whlla umbrella. DAVID Mrs. Brumley Named President Of Class ried a cascade bouquet of yellow and white marqueritei. Members of the Phllathea Sun­ Following the ceremony a re­ day School Class of ths First ception was held at the Wayside Presbyterian Church, their hus­ Country Club in Columbus with bands and families, met at the Mr. and Mrs. Duane Peltsmeier borne of Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Piety of Omaha, Nsb., and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carlton of Norfolk, Neb., In Osteen for a covered dish sup­ serving as hosts and hostesses. per Monday night. Mist Kathleen Thomazin kept Mrs. Harvey Swanton was eothe guest book end enisling with hostess. Supper was enjoyed on the serving were Mrs. Floyd the spacious lawn overlooking the Brunk of Fremont, Neb.: Mrs. Al­ lake. While the ladles held a short bert Jaawicck, St. Edward, Neb.; business session the men enjoyed Mrs. Dick Van Arsdel, Elchland, a period of fellowship. Neb., and Mrs. A1 Ctuba of CoMrs, Joe Corley, president, pre­ lumbus. sided when officers for the coming Floating hostesses were Terri year were elected. They were Kobus and Janet Csuba of Colum­ Mrs. W. S. Brumley, president; bus and Mrs. Ward Lingo, North Mrs. James Wallin, vice presi­ Platte. dent; Mrs. David Fauver, class After an extended wedding trip secretary; Mrs. Genevieve Wood­ through Florida and other south­ Church Circle ruff, meeting aecretary; Mra. J. ern slates they will make their E. Trawlck, class treasurer and home in Cheyenne, Wym., where Mrs. Mildred Cass, meeting secre­ the groom is stationed at the War­ Plans Meeting tary. ren Air Force Base. Mrs. L. T. Frasier, Mrs. Claude Tbe bride attended high school Tuesday Morning Howard end Mrs. Joel Field were at 8t. Edward, Neb., and has re­ appointed on a committee to pur­ The morning circle of tba Wom­ chase new drapes for the class­ cently been employed by L'Oreal en’* Society of Christian Service room. of Paris Hair Preparations. The groom waa born in Palm of the Grace Methodist Cburch A letter waa read from Rev. Bay, Fla., but spent most of bis will meet Tuesday at t:30 a.m. at Pierre DuBola, the cburch sup­ life In Sanford. Ha attended Semi­ lha bora* of Mrs. Roy Wall, 2002 Dross up white cotton flrocks nole High School and continued East Fourth Strest. Mr. and Mrs. James N. Mar­ All members are urged to at­ this summer with pastel cotorad his studies after he entered the tin, Elder Springs, announce tbe service. He received his high tend as Important business will be bells and tnalchiag aboe*. Add a birth of a a lb, 614 ox. son. June bright airing of beads, too. discussed. school diploma there. 23 at the Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital in Sanford. They have chosen tbe name, Jack Lee, for tho new arrival. He was welcomed home by a two and Ask yavr daetar about a rtsl cool eWre-aeft eptloe-Clievrolst air MndKianlna. one half year old brother, James Jr. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Lee of Silver Springs, Md., and paternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Martin of Wlllacoochc, Oa. Mrs. Marlin's mother, Mrs. Lee, is visiting with tbe family for a tow days. N ew As the young playmates arrived, they were given sling shot air­ planes snd band windmills by the honoree, to play with until ovary* one had arrived. After the guests were all as­ sembled they enjoyed swimming and splashing In the lake while David's dad roasted hot dogs for the picnic supper. The swimming must hare work­ ed up mighty appetites, for the children still had room for let cream and cake after aatlag tbs hot dogs, baked beans, potato chips and soda pop. Mrs. silvers surprised the guests with a cake decorated ns the American Flag, which WSS served with the ice cream. To climax the celebration spark­ lers were set off in keeping with the "Fourth of July" theme. David's aunt, Mlsa Mary Ruth Silvers, assisted with the party. Invited guests were Johnny Densiney, Michael Lao, Pklp Chap­ man, David Woodruff, Stuart Stetson, Gtl Tye and Kriaay Klmmons. Arrivals ported missionary in Camptna Grande, Parathe, Brasil, lira. Trawlck will be hoetase to the August meeting. Those atending were Mr. aad Mra. Wallin and grandchildren, Wayne and Renala Dunn, M r. and Mra. T. H. Makln and chil­ dren. Mr. end Mre. Frasier, Mr. end Mrs. Corley, Mra. J. O. Muff, Mrs. Trawlck, Mrs. Brumley, Miss Sarah Buns, Mre. Bertha Hardin. Mr. and Mra. Claude Bowatd, Dr. and Mra. John Wilson, Mra. Bandar, Mr. and Mra. J. M. OflIon, Mra. J. I . laker, Mr. and Mr*. Swanson,.Mr. and M r£ S. A. Smith, Mr. and Mra. Field. Mrs. R. r . Moult, Mr*. Oarmm Snyder and tha heats. Houm at Floor* FRESH NURSERY STOCK In Pota and Cans, PETRU S CARDEN HUPPLY Fern Park 216’ North of 436 ea 17-93 • • • Yazoo Mower Salto Lown ood Gordon Tools SPRINKLING SYSTEMS Fertilisers • lisocticldea OPEN SUNDAY 9 to 12 Phoae TE 8-1150 A C A T IO N S r 2 / 7 .n |> n Sum m ertim e - and the savin' is easy! It'll pay you plenty to pad over to yaur Chevrolet dealer’* One-Stop Shopping Center and get In oo all tk* excitement there. Ifccauso Jet-smooth Chovrolets am outselling every other make o f car, he’a able to turn on ths savings liko nobody else in town, llavn him fit you with an elegant Intpala, n popular Bel Air or n budgefewim Biscayne. Or maybe with one of those six sweet-going; cargo-craving Chevy wagons. Just bring *long yourdarirt to own Riot of car at an easy-to-own prior. Chevy and your . r , 1 REw aH Chevrolet dealer will look after the rest nicely, thank you. J C t - S I l l O O t l l \ j i l C V T O l 6 t U L - J M S i v e - f t - k a i k b g j i m C t n a i n , t w ! n » *um*u be batter for getting Into OM of these. Ymrirraa, Juicy July W fo on the Mouses with their family-etyla sporta-car spirit . . . M tba nimble, nickel-nursing Corvalr 500’a and 700’s . • • am tho 6-Pamonger Lakewood Wagons . . . aad an these Graanhrtor Sports Wagona with up to twton the apesR of mfular wantem. Chary Corsair Afonso Club Coppe Personals See the new Chevrolet at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's SANFORD, FLA. �I l WgAlLVF 1 Neve* thought WBW #BT AMYONB WMPt{ CMAriAjHf niSWTf Vailed Press tatenuboaal - winning run In the ninth for the Tigers although Terry Fox had to dlans, who have now failed to>|) What a whacky baseball Mason Angels, who had tied the score ball him out when the Red Sox score in the lait 23 InningsDick Donovan of the Senators against the Twins In the eighth threatened in the ninth. this is on Leroy Thomas' three-run The two-hit pitching of Bill Stef- snapped the Orioles’ four-gams You think not? Then Just take a ford and two homers by battery- winning streak with a four-hitter. homer. look, for example, at some of the Phil Regan won his eighth mate Elston Howard gave the The only run of the game came weird happenings that took place game against four losses for the Yankees their victory over the In- off loser Hoyt Wilhelm in the aev. throughout the majors yesterday. enth - on doubles by Willie Tashy —Southpaw Johnny Antonelli, and Dale Long. ALL-STAR LEADER who couldn’t win a single game in Early Wynn scored his seventh more than three months for Cleve­ victory of the season for the H ^ M U R T A IM L land, pitches to one batter and White Sox and the Mist of his ij| c r P r r r fM W jfr wins for the Milwaukee Braves 48 major league career although he */u~ u m p M m hours after reporting to them. needed relief when the A's rallied —St. Louis switches managers for two runs In the ninth. MTrofML K B S ! to give the elub a shot in the arm l£A<SV£ h ' ■ to the Los Angeles Dodgers darn ffJ tH near demoralise the Cardinals, IDM T fE 1, In the Redbirds’ first game un­ S ort der new skipper Johnny Keane. a v p s/ tr —The Los Angeles Angels, gen­ By United Press latanational ALLerally picked to be everybody's NATIONAL LEAGUE STAR flM fl patsies, reel off their sixth vic­ & 4M E5, ffllM W L Pet* GB tory in a row and their ninth la Cincinnati II 3f .838 JULY// i | i l 5 l the last 10 games. Los Angeles 48 32 .808 I f t SAi To top it all off, Cincinnati, the San Francises 43 38 .344 ?M W M OfCO team all the experts are waiting Pittsburgh 38 33 .327 8 A tfP for to fold, calmly stretched Its Milwaukee ST 3? JOO n JOLYVMf winning streak to six games and St. Louis 33 42 .440 ISM stayed three games ahead of the Chicago 32 44 .42J IT National League pack with a 3-2 Philadelphia a II .in a victory over San Francisco. AMERICAN LEAGUES Antonelli, who had a 0-4 record W L Pet GB with the Indiana and even talked Detroit 82 a .842 about quitting, was credited with New York 30 a .841 M the Braves' 7-8 victory over the Cleveland a 37 .348 7M Phillies after facing one batter In Baltimore 44 37 448 8 the Mventh. Frank Thomas' ) *O T 7m *7 M Chicago 40 43 ,4a 1IM squeeM bunt brought In the win­ /fAVMAL* Boston a U ..481 18 ning run for -Milwaukee in the CAM£ O f Washington a a .444 18 bottom of the frame. 7H£ AMfR/CAti STROff. 7b Los Angelea 34 a .418 ISVi In other NL action, the Pitts­ LtAst/tooM unep 1XKf 9 O f Minnesota 31 a 483 M burgh Pirates trounced the Chica­ rtte£ A *iyf/ f7 b K y m /9% w e s te x r 19% go Cubs, 184, in the first game O f T f/S C tA ffJC , L\ r f M TXfYV of a doubleheader but' dropped m m » a e f tm T\ f f o f i r o f t the nightcap, 8-1. f/R9T * OAMtS. L j b e f/ fP / f Detroit npalntalned Its hall W w e y tak£ game lead In the American Lea­ rHO 7JR9 YTAR. gue with a 34 victory over Bos­ ton, while Mcond-place New York blanked Cleveland, 44. Los An­ geles beat Minnesota, 12-11, Wash­ NEW YORK (UPI) — Cham, ington edged Baltimore, 14, and ptat Floyd Patterson and unbentChicago nipped Kansas City, 4-3. aa Tom MeNeeley have been The Dodgers' one-sided victory matched for a title fighti at the over the Cardinals was something Boston Garden in Into September 9 of a nightmare for Keane, who or early October despite warnings had succeeded Solly Hemus as St. from the National Boxing Aemthn Louis manager only hours before. Young Sonny Hughea of near­ sters will have an opportunity to tton, promoter Tom Bolan disclos­ Keane saw the Cards commit four by ML Dora will be aceompanywatch these two man In action ed today. errors and watched the Dodgers Don Smith when the-two of them “They have agreed Wakalir to end possibly pick np some bow­ pour across m v o u runs In the put on a combination axblblUon ling Ups that'll help to improve the fight," explained Bolen, presithird inning. and instructlonkl class here in their own games In the Junior dent of Championship Sports, Inc. Southpaw Jim O’Toolo of the Sanford at Jtt Lanes Saturday. Leagua. However, if Patteraen gees Reds stopped the Giants on seven That night at 7:10, {here'll be through with this September or At 10 e. m. (here will be an In­ hits and was aided toward hli an exhibition match .between October fight with MeNeeley, he seventh victory with two brilliant structional period for the adults Smith 4 Hughes against, two of will be defying the NBA’s Warning % in the area. During this time, catches by renter Holder Veda both the beginner and the more our tecal bowlers, Gerald Behrens that tt will vacate hie champion* Pinson. and Bucky Forguson. Both Be­ •hip, Roberto Clemente ted the Pi- advanced bowler may receive the hrens and Forguaon were the top David Ott, president o f Nit ratea' Jo-hit attack In the opener personal supervision of these two two finalists In the local elimina­ NBA, wnrned at hie homo to traveling professionals. against the Cube with a homer, tion! held at Jet Lanes to deter, Cleveland Thursday that if Pat* Again at I p. m., the young­ a double and three singles. Bob mine who would bowl against tenon did not defend against n Friend coasted to bis ninth vic­ these two professionals. sanctioned NBA challenger before tory. in tho nightcap, Glen Hob­ The public ie invited to some Sept M hie title would bn vacatble hurled a sevtn-hltler end out to the lanes end cheer np ed for failure to abide kg tho struck out oighL our local bowlers eg to victory. strict eix-moathe-defonee rale Albte Pearson singled home the It might be well to point out passed lest September at tea that the last time we had • pro­ NBA convention in Mexico City. fessional compete against some bowling lessons was concluded at of the local talent, it was dur­ Ott aaid tea rate provides that Jet Lanes this pest Thursday with ing the grand opening of Jot the champion of cash division more then 48 youngsters in at­ Lanes and 14 pitted Lee Jouglard tendance. against BUI Allen ad Orlando. Al­ every six months against one of Tho Recreation Department lan won the match. the NBA’a nppor-eix contender*. pointed out, however, that an­ He stressed tent MeNeeley of Rain has made a mess of tho other simUar series would ftart Mesa., ie is jtok. pot even Arlington, Mast., Little League end Babe Ruth again next Thursday at Jet Lanes. ranked among the NBA’a top IE, League dlamood schedules, but These lessons are for youngsters although ho is rated loth I f the 9 the Little Leaguers have com­ up to the age of IT. Those who ere Ring magnate*. pleted most of their contests, interested in bowling are remind­ with Navy leading the American ed that they may register at the and Flret Federal on top in the Recreation Center it the Civic National League. Center or on Thursday with Mrs. The Wilson-Malar (team wen 'The Navy squad has complied t Samuels at Jst Lanes. the first half of Uw City Ste-PUch 104 record for the season for a •AU of the baste steps of bowl­ Softball League with an 8-3 rec­ four and • half game toad over ing were covered with these ord. , Sanford AUantlc Beak, in second youngsters. They .wegs shown how Chung King ended up In seeend with 18-7. Perfection Dairies la to select the correct slat bkll, NEW YORK (U PI)-The Now third with 144; Florida Stale to use the various markings on place for the. first half, with six York Giants ere expected to eaewins end four losses. Florida Bank fourth at 8-U and Gnorge's the approach and the lanes, and phealee a flanker effeao* newt Tavern fifth with 8-17 for the finally how to make the four step State Beak w u third with 84 and North Orlando was next with gear. delivery of the bowling baU. The offensive minded First Fed­ One of the highlights of the The Chung King squad started eral teem has lost-only one game lessons was the poaelbUlty of win­ the second half with three straight In the National League and ning free gnaws. wins to taka the teams lead with boasts a 22-1 mark to tead tbs AU tho youngsters had do loop. YowcU'a la aneond with was keep the ball onto the lane 34 and Wilson-Malar is in era13-18; Chase third with t-13; Mon­ and knock over the number one tcatton with 3-1. Checker Kart wara on# of tho few tennw to tee roe Harbor has fourth at 8-18 end head pin. If they were success­ Track replaced North Orlando in National Football League who tea teams for this half aad has lacked n breakaway peas catcher— Standard Otl fifth with 4-18. ful in doing so with twe deliveries a 1-1 mark. of the baU, the management of A saw team Joined the loop. Jet Lanes offered n free game to It la the Seminole Timing Aasa. However, following Thursday's team. squad which has lest ka first two three-way trade with the RedMany of tho youngsters who games. akina end the Dallas Cowboys, kavo taken these free lessons head coach Alii* Sherman to tea qualified to Join the Saturday Giants revealed ho plane to nan morning Junior Bowiteg Lasgue Team s Bunched Up the tog-pound Podoley as a wMs which bowls ovary Saturday at flanker. Walton, an AH'America The "Banford Bcrobbtoe," from •:BB. There are currently 12 teams In Business Loop the Church to Jeeva Christ to U t­ bowling in this league which is With 28 wins, and 18 losses, at Pittsburgh to 1888, to 8 blast, ter Day Saints, threw the North tied In with Uie Recreation pa- Ferrous Builders continue to act tog end but also is a nlflg peasOrlando Girin Softball Team for n pertinent and is coached by Al the pace ea leaders to the Busi­ catcher. nessmen's Bowlins League. DaPalma. The lap five teems leathed to­ Player* to get the Washington veto gether era Batty Anne's Hair Sty- •ran*. They shipped piarmhlsbjpg Uste with » wins; Owaa's Gait aperiaiiet John Aveai, defensive Six Bottle Service, 31 wins; Atlaatle Coast haHhetk Dave WhHaaU and seefcte line, a , and Florida Forestry rad Jang Daniels to the Bedtefae For Golf Lead rad traded kicking specialist AL ST. FAUL (U F l)-A traveling with 38 victories. ten Gram and n high testae in tatemien and n club professional the 1883 draft to the Oewheye. wain among eix par emashera The Cowboys, to tore, net end foHrtttd |or tea load entering the Baptist Face Fred Dugan to Urn laiteini as Softtall Loop PErt to the earae deal. Flret Baptist bade the Chart* eoftban League after being only one game far a t -1 mark b tea First Federal IIP X □ t f □ *- -.HOT CAKES, I'M STA R V ED 1 TH IS MORNINGru . HAVE MELON • a c o n , -rr* DANISH < RASTRVANO ^ COFVEE ' •.DEAR-’ . YOU’R E START IMG v—YOUR •f DIET a lu v o u aer — ,. in T H IS f S IN G LE _ V POACHED iffip '-r EGG 7 UivTOOAV ea aa ^ A S T j* MARMALADE—^ MOM/>CU KNOW 8SKS/SS. ! □ » J p T H IS IS L IK E L DROPPING * A PEBBLE INTO GRAND CANYON Rain Messes Up Local Slates 3KM7 » i S mwis Wiison-Maier Cops Loop Title fiaim M tfW Redskins Trade Podoley, Walton to Ptoemst Baptist la second wlte Upset In L L 74 aad First Methodist is third Manias Harbor npeto F b With 8 488 m eed to 84. The m l b Uttb League play Chert* to the Nasaraae b next day. 14 , whtb Pitb r ib a with 44, First Christian fifth at Orargfa Bar. 184. 44 and Congregational leal with to Bate KiteJaapm �I Vlft Dm forb Rrralb Frl. July 7. 1961 — Page 7 0 aah Gbby: By Abif oH Van Buren over wh(> should do it that she sent us outaide. and did it herself. Plenae put this in your column for girls who still have smother living. It might be helpful. Love, SHARON % DEAR A BB Y: I think I married the * wrong man. The first year of our marriage I got pregnant. My husband never cared fo r children and, when 1 started to show, he told me every day how funny and dis­ gusting I looked. I hoped he would change after the baby came, but he was worse. When the baby would cry at feeding time, tny husband made me take the baby out­ side and feed him in the car. He even had t* adoption papers drawn up, but I refused ^ to sign them. When our little boy was’ five months old I got pregnant again. This time my husband acted like a mad man. I started llfiting things no woman in her right mind would think of lifting l ' that condition, and I had the miscarriage 1 wanted. (I ■till cannot forgive myself for this.) My religion does not permit divorce. Must I live with this beast the rest o f my life? I f am 19 and he Is 24. IN MISERY • * * DEAR ABBY: My son la getting mar­ ried aoon. Hla wife-to-be wants to call me "Mother." I do not want her to call me "Mother” aa 1 am not her mother. 1 wnnt her to call me by my first name. What is your advice on the subject? MY PREFERENCE DEAR M Y : Tell your future daughterin-law what you would prefer. But 1 hope you realize that your future "daughter" has offered to honor you with n warm and loving name. e * FlaYING A fliver to Washington . . . impossible as it seems, that's what Fred MacMurray and Nancy Olson are doing in this hilarious scene from Walt Disney’s "The Absent-Minded Professor." * DEAR ABBY: If you want to do a real public service, please tell your readers when they send flowers to patients In a hospital to send a small bouquet or a plant. I am amazed at the number o f huge floral arrangements that come into a patient’s room. The get in the way o f treatment, and are more trouble than they are worth. R. N. DEAR IN : Your husband is either an arrested adolescent or he is mentally dis­ turbed. I f you continue to live with him, you will be os aiek as he is. Talk to your Priest about a legal separation. And do it quickly. • • • DEAR AB B Y : My mother has been in A heaven for nearly six years. I was only W nine when the Lord took her away, but there Is something that stands out in my mind every time I think o f her. Once she asked either my sister or myself to do a small chore for her. We argued so much (Os W e e k e n d T e le v isio n • ♦ Pavla Lewi* and Wendell Holm**. The cumcdy film will b* ahown at the Movlvland Drive-In Sunday. Th* other feature on th* program la "Th* Littleat Hobo." Both fllma will play through Tueadny. On Wcdneaday and Thuraday, "Boy On A Dolphin" with Alan Ladd and "Have Rocket Will Trav­ el" wiht th* Three Stooge* will play. On Friday and Sntutday, "No Tim* For Sergeant*" and "Auntl* Mama" will play. • What’s bothering you? For a personal reply, write to Abby, Box 3806, Beverly Hills, Calif. Include a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. For Abby’a booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 60 cents to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly Hills, Calif. 2 he(tinman: »yRuth Miiiet A Art your laboraaving device* w Working you to daath? They may be. If: —You are s suburban housewife with s big house that you run without even the help of s clean­ ing woman or laundress. —You hava several children to ehauffeur. —You ora keeping up with your social obligation*, taking some • in community work, and try­ ing ‘to be s good companion to your husband. A Detroit physician recently told n medical group that the *tired mother syndrome" is linked to the push bufton way of Ufa In which modem women have become trapped, many of them working from 14 to 16 hours a day. It used to be, he said, that fan9 Mas la .the middle-inrosao bracket •ith«r hired a woman to h*Ip with th* washing and-ironing or sent clothes to a laundry. Now that mama ha* an auto­ mata washing machine, mama M th* family laundress. Now that mama baa a car of h«r own, ah* is expected to be the family chauf­ feur. If aha has a dishwasher, then It Isn’t supposed to be any trouble at all for her to have SO or is guests la for a buffet If she ha* an electric gadget to buff floors, then It Isn't supposed to be any trick at aU for mama to scrub and wax and polish floors. And so it goes. With ovary new laboraaving gadget she acquiree, the lady of the house takes on n new Job or f**1s tha compulsion to do n Job more frequenly that hae been made "easier" for her. If the doctor had an gnawer to the problem of the “tired mother •yndrome” it wasn’t printed In the account of hia talk. But I think women have got to find the answer for themselves. They have got to do soma figuring on how to maka their gadget* work for them Instead of letting their gadgets work them to death. * Nobody le going to figure out haw overworked housewlve* ran make their Uvea *ail*r, That U something th*y ere going to have to figure out for themselves. RATUMDAY P. M. JOHN WAYNE heads th* massive caat in "The Alamo' coming to the Rite Theatre Sunday. Some tyt-openara for huabandtl "Happier Wives (hints for husbanda).' Juat send gt cents to Ruth Mlllett Reader Service, c/o In 1936, Colonels David Crock­ The Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 489, ett, Jim Bowie and William Travis Dept. A, Radio City Station* New —with 18S untrained volunteers, Yerk 18, N. Y. defended mcrumbling 8panlsh mis­ sion against 7,000 battla hardened professional soldiers lad by tha dictator general Bento Anns. With their lives they bought IS daya of precious time which General Sara Hoaton used to raise and train tha army that subsequently routed Bento Anns snd freed Texas from bis tyrannical rule. Thla Is the dra­ matic story on which tho all-tims box-office favorite, John Wayne, has spent more than 911,000,000 and nearly 14 year* of research and planning to bring to th* •erven. By Oswald Jacoby A singleton trump spaaing is usually most Inadvisable. No mat­ ter bow *trongly the opponents Buy have bid there is always s thence that you will be killing a trump trick for your partner. Theodora A. Lightner ef New York, one of the greatest players of all Urns, considers that be is tbs unlucky expert I have played with and against Teddy for almost 88 years and during that time ha has consistently won at rubber bridge against any and aU oomsra. And while bo haa not played tourna­ ment bridge for many yeara Utero is practically no major trophy that does i*t have his name a* i t Unlike other bridge players, he remembers his bad hands; not his good ones. The first time he over played contract, ha doubled n ■even heart contract with the queen, Jack and another trump. Declarer finessed twice against tim* and mads tha hand. Tha second time he played eontract he picked up the Cast hand. Again tho opponents reached sev­ en hearts. This tiros Taddy passed promptly, but Waat opened hi* singleton trump. Needless .to say this grand slam wheeled In also, and In apite of th# tapes ef ever 80 yean, Teddy Is atlU Utter, If «♦ s* IV if yw i * VMS IV VMS Firecracker 250 Set For TV •glycerine will blow everyone to Kingdom Come, once our cattle driven come across i t 'A* stories go, * leaded bomb tale set i* the west la all right end wide-eyed Patricia Barry plus Hugh Marlows as keeper of tho explosive auuwge la da their beet 7:80 p. m. (CBS). Horriga* and Bon.—“Poor Little mBich Guy." (Repeat) Cute episode. A play hay college chum at Jantor’s tokos ever Harrigaal ottos sad Gypep loo. Though Sr. Mae la break «p the romance, he act*, ally cad* up helping the rich guy to court Moral: Put your bribes oa before nothing. 8 p.m. (ABO), Twilight Sons-—*A Werid of Difference." (Repeat) H o w a r d Duff daw • good Job playing « Rpetor wheee amka-beltora world to. Highlights at (he famed Fire­ cracker tse Stack Car Bate, asnusl 4th at July avast in Day­ tona, will be seen oa tbs ABC TV network (Channel g locally) Sat­ urday at 8 p. Special Videotape trucks wars at tha Daytona Tatorusttoast Speedway July 4th to lUcerd all the excitement and thrills of (hit racing classic. Tha Videotape will (ben be edited to show tha acUon highlights and thriOa. Thaaa high­ lights will bs telecast Saturday at 5 p. m. on WLOF-TV, Channel g. BUI Plemmlsg sad Chris Ecooomskl will describe tha stock car race * from Urn laUnutkmal Tit* (I ) Sanaa** <l> L*»»* It T* B ttrtr !:•• II) Channel • nawaraom II) P»rrjr Maaoa II) Nawa I:** III t.a«r*nc* Walk 1:1* II) Atlantis Weather • tit* 121 Th* T«U Uaa 1:15 III Mlleetonra o( tha Caaturr ,11) ChaoWmala 1:2* II) I'hll Sllrara I N <*> Mat. Night right* III Th* Dtputy It) .Nawaropa 1:1* III data Oun Will Traral I*) Mid Fla. Nawa 111 Natlon'a Futur* 1:1* 1*1 Taraan *:4* (*i Maka That I p i n 111* II) Hnailey-Drlakl*? l*i*« t t r nearing Twantlaa III Munimok* I:*t (I) lartuatrjr on Parade lilt* Itl Olthop ghaan 1:11 it ) rictur* at tha Waafe III Mhotgua Mlaita It) Outdoor Bullet!* Beard 11.•• Itl Sat. Night Show 1:11 ID Doug Kdwarde t i l llaltparaa* Uatrla T:t* it ) Picture at the W alk Catalcad* ID llan hid* 11 •• III Mld-Florld* Nawa 11:1* i l l Chtnnal t Theater I:** II) Harrlgan and Boa* 11:1* tt) Big* Off 1:1* It) Five Mlar Jubilee 1*1 Route I* III Th* FCntataaaa SUNDAY P. M *:•• It) I.aaleaa Yeara ID Sunaat Strip 11:1* it ) Th* Chriataaaar* 1:10 ID Way Out t l ) Heading Out band III Paranta Aak It) )) aailnahnua* Playhaail lt :l* It) Oral Rahart* H ill it ) lllohaal Mhayn* III Intarnatlonal Bon* ID Twilight Son* t l ) Th* Dataalla** Hit* i l l San Fraaelaco B*.t Hit* ID Parson To Parson ID TBA 1*1 l«aw a Ur. J o n ,, it ) Marald at Truth l l i l l it ) Nawacop* 1:tt ID llaaahall II) Chennai Mil M«wir**a* 1:1* l*> lloapal Malodla* III MId-FIntIda Now* 1:1* It) Movl* H ilt it ) Jack Paar t : l l H ) Putaahail (I ) Hull) n ood Meal* Cal**l : l t It) Daaly A tlollah cad* t i l l ID Ktddll Nartooni (I ) Ch*na*l • fh aalr* M l HI Art U n h littir * th* Kid* *:•• II) Flay at in* Weak . I :** It) lladla SATURDAY A. 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Thaatar I t) Th* Bahai 1:11 III Aaphalt Jungla ID Holiday l.odga II I* 111 Loratt* Teaag 12:1* ID Dslaclltrss Diary (D Candid Camara ID TUA ID IlFD—Mid-Florida 11:1* '(I ) Thla la Taur Ufa 11:11 ID Baaaball ID W h m My Lias . ID K ilters Chela* lit* (t ) Karioon Kaptre Hi** It) Sunday Night Shaw (I ) Mr. WlsarS ID Iliads r Nawa Spaelat l i l t ID Advtptur** * f Oharlla ID Mlt-Fla. Nawa Chan H ill ID Nawa. Wtalker. Sea. ID llaaskall Bmelhere 2:00 i f ) Highway Talrel H ill II) SdSlBh Blchmene 1:2* ID Cannunhall l t .l t (D B ellyw **i Mevle flav «:*• ID Navy Log •at* 2:1* It) .Champlopahlp Wraatllni H it t m Bias ON 2:1* ID 2* Men H itt (D Ckeneel Nla* Thaatar «:•• ID Ilia I’ lctur* *:l* ID Champlonihlp Rowling ID Man Franclao* Beat MONDAY A. M. 4:11 I t) Film Far* t . l l ID Bigs On lit * .ID ABC w * r li at Bp*rts It) Whit* lluatar 1:1* it ) t)**th Valley Days lit* ID I f* Tha la w i l l Cap). Gallant ID ch ssp sl Sit N*wsr**a <:*• t l) Nawerops 1:11 ID Batroapert til* H i Flthlng Fas ID Dt**l* «h* litas** T:M ID Blua Anaala (D COglral Flarlds Shaw* • M|| It) Women's ChampUaablS The United Artiste rtlraie, open* Sunday at Oia Rita Theatre. Wayne't sweeping Technicolor pro­ duction of "The Alamo,” 'written by Jamet Edward Grant, la said to be tha mdit expensive end most spectacular motion picture ever produced In the United Bute*. No previous motion pleture, including the memorable production of "Gone With The Wind,” hat ever captured on film tuch panoramic grandeur In Its battle scenes) so other American film, ienludlng tha celebrated "Birth ef a Nation," has aver recorded such hand-tohand combat a* this brutally frank film In which every defender of the Alga* la slain. * t t ^ i •* '•> (2) Today ID Sign On, W*ath«r, H»Wt (11 T..J»r («> W »k,-up Ctrtocn* If) K-w* and YV-atfatr l() r.ipt. Kangaroo 13) )V**thtr »nd Now* ' (2) Morning Thtattr . ( (*) nompei Room IM Carlnttvlll* <11 Crni,roait* l») Ring t»ong School t»l M l l.ltll* Margl* III 8 ,y Wh*n m l l<o«* Lucy Hi Fun Franrlaco H o t III Flay Tour ltunch (*) Vlrt.o VllUg* <!•> Manatlii* » Itl I’ rli* l , night <«l Duuhl, Fipoaur* (SI Cal* Storm Show i l l O oncntrallaa <«i Murprli* Packag* <•> l.o»» Thai Dob MONDAY P. M. (2) it ) l» l :3» (I) •Si Itl (I) f») lit tl) ( i) K> <*> 1*1 Truth *r f?'.nitqu«nc*e U „ of Llf* CamouMig* It Could U* Taa S«arrh For Tomorrow Numbtr Ft,*** Pocu* tip,a Window About Kac-a An Th* Worl4 Turaa I’ltyhnu,* I Jtn Murray Show K*r* th* Facta n*y In Court Ixirtlt* Young ID I,** It) ID ID 1:1* It) ID I*) iit t if ) ID l» ) d ill ID lit* (t) ID l:M it ) ill ID l it * H i ID H~v*n Key* Young Dr. Ualona Mllllonalr* Qutaa For A Day From That* Reel* Th* Vtrdlal la Tours »Vh* bo You Truat • Make Room For Daddr Rrlshier bay American Handstand■ ■ Macral Htorm llera* Hollywood Bdga *( NlgM I O’clock Marl* Vaela Walt Paper* Playheuta .. Chat Hunllay b tp u lr baw g BUY BIGHTS HOLLYWOOD (UP1) — Column, bis Pictured hat bought an option for tbs movie rights of s book thit hasn’t been written. Mildred and Gordon Gordo* have agreed to write a sequel ts ihelr book, "Operation Tarrer,’* for Doubleday, which Columbia bought to co-ttar Qiaos Fori sni Lee Remlck. 7 CHILDRBN 46* • STUDENTS Me STARTS SUNDAY IT TOOK YEARS 10 MAKE !1 COST >12000000 II WILL BE REMEMBERED FOREVER1 ON FBI. & SAT. ONLY NO. 1 i n a ONLY NO. g Sit* ONLY SHOWS AT 1 1 :3 0 .3 :8 0 * «:30 - 9:30 JIMMY DAVfB IN CHILDRBN Me - STUDENTS lie ADULTS WEEKDAY MAT. Me . NITER A "FRONTIER UPRISING1* WONDERFUL FAMILY FARE I t I II IM M lt i* DUFFY'S BAR & LOUNGE |v TV RENTAL _______ _ FrL sag let. Nitee $M ’til ItM o. m. Caver Charts Me, Fri aai Bat. g to i jam anunoii bybet bat. aftbrn H*F. IV • t t I to ME PLUS AT UN ONLY GUARANTEED THE MOST AMAZING A» AMOOXING FEATURE EVER FILMED . . . JlpG THAT THINEB MB’S PEOPLE . 1 1 . , r rm uttlest hobo* J lm l 3 1 E; ; ES 5S 8 I t t l **l radra," IBs Dog Aad "Ftoocto" Tha ADMISSION J im * �The Tim e To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost ft FoaM 2. Notices • Fersooals 3. Edocatloa - IRetractioa L Traeapertatloe 5. Food L For Boat 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 16. Wants# to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgace Loans 14. Insaraace * 15. Business Opportunities 16. Female Help Waated 17. Male Help Waated 18. Help Waated 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build • Paint - Repair 22. Building Materials 24. ElsetrkaJ Services 25. Plumbing Services 24. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. AutsmobUe Service 80. Machinery * Tools 21. Poultry - Pets • Livestock 32 FJrwera - Trees - Shrubs 12. Real Estate For Solo LOST: Blue parrakeet with yellow MODERN turn. X bedroom apt 1-BEDBOOM furnished apartNEW SMYRNA 8EACHS1DE bead, answer* to name of Peetee nptlaira over 304 W. 13th. tM steal, clean, downstairs, cera­ STORE mic tile bath, >01 Palmetto. Ph. Ph. NO I 1 1 DcBary. Reward. per bm. water iscluded. Avail­ For lease or sale. Formerly yroFA 2-1374 alter 0:00 p. m. able July S. FA 2-1401. eery store, contains store fix­ 2. Notices RENT OR-LEASE: Partially furn­ 3-LARGE room apt., furnished. tures, walk-in cooler, refriger­ ished two bedroom home four So. Sanford, 1 block past Air ators, cases, scales, all equip­ ment ready to open lor business. blocks from postoffice. Adults Base road, turn right 4th bouse only. 41* Palmetto Ave. Pbooe off Sanford Ave. RL 2, Box 372, Located in exceptional beach Phillip Enders. side spot. For more information FA 2-37*7 or FA 2-2*36. call: LAKE FRONT unfurnished; quiet FURNISHED duplex, two bed. but convenient to NAS, Schools room, large carport k ntility B ob Crumley A gen cy 3-ROOM fore, apt., cool A screen­ A stores. 3 bedrooms, X baths, room. 10 mllca from Navy Bate, ed front porch, garage. Alio fireplace, double carport A uti­ 14th SC in Longwood. TE 4-32M Sanford, Fla. nice garage ape $43. 013 Park. lity. Large closets, 3 patios. UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom borne $13* Mo. TE S-144L $73 month. FA 3-3331 ar 2-BEDROOM bouse, furnished, F A 2-0375 FA 2-3373. FURNISHED apartment, clean available Aug. lac 1<M W. 23th and close is. FA 2-4*12, Jimmy NICELY furnished duplex, pleas­ Street Phone FA 2-7*74. Cowan. ant surroundings, 31* W. 12th St. NEW SMYRNA BEACH. Sale or WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms trade for Sanford home. 3-bed­ Call FA 2-3203 or NO *-*26*. private baths, 114 W. First SC room, X bath CBS home Hi FURNISHED, all electric, deal block to beach. Near stores and 2 B. R. Kit equipped .. $43 apartment; utilities furnished. schools. Furnished or unfurn2 B. R. JCit. equipped . . $73 FA 2-017$. 2 B. R. Kit. equipped ... $73 SLEEPING ROOM in private 1 B. R. apartment .. ,$•$ borne, double or single, 2 blocks ROSA L. PAYTON from Park Ars. Sanford. Ph. MUST SACRIFICE 3 bedroom Registered Real Estate Broker runs. apC 2200 MrtJouvlIIa. FA 2-7106. CB home in good location, conPh. FA 2-1301 17 B2 at Uiawatba TWO bedroom furnished masonry \enient to N.A.S., 4Vi% mort­ boose for rent t block West of UNFURNISHED S bedroom bouss gage. FA 2-2407. SLEEPING ROOMS—The Gable* Hwy. 17-32, Longwood-Oviedo available July 23th. FA 2-5610. 401 Magnolia. Ph. FA 2-072*. crossroad, 1 Mock So. os East S t Johns Realty Co. MCE 9 room furnished apart­ Street. THE TIME TESTED FIRM ment. quiet neighborhood. Adults 11* N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-4122 Legal Notice vonca LEAN and nicely furnished apartment. Urge living roam with fireplace, master bedroom, JaUwsUd back porch. Ml Mag­ nolia. Also, duplex apartment, 12*2 Elm. Ph. NO $-3247. Bids arc to ho coclocod la a sealed c a r .ls y o ptalaty marked sa tks oatotds: "Bid .for Jail O f. flee open Jaly 3S, Legal Notice 1HI Bid* to ka opened at a m o.tlag la ke k.Id la tke County C o u u li■leacrs room la U a Court M*u*e tu. Sanford. Florida. Toooday July SS. 1P4I. at t*A* A. X ar a* seen tkeruatur no pooothlo. U cts o f Oqulyui.it required may bo obtained at the otftco o f A r. Ifcar U. Beckwith. J r . Ctcrk la Ike Court House, Sanford. Florida. Bid. will Include packtag aoeto prepaid delivery to tke Seminole County .Jolt hytldlug. narration. la•telUtl.n and last m et Ion la tke proper uoo o f tho equipment- Dollvory o f at! ltcmo shall ko within IS dayo from the date o f contract award, u s lo o eihtrwlsa vyoclflvd. A bid guarsatca a f fit * p o r o a t ( I S ) cash ar carllficd ch .rk mast ha submitted with bid. Tha right la rsorvn d ta walva nay Irrtgalaritlea ar l.ch a lca n tto la any bid* aad to rejoot nay ar all hide * BOARD OF COUNTY COM­ MISSIONERS Scmlaola County. Florida Byt J. C. Hutchison, Chair- w Mama la which aao.o od Hnrvay ■ Tala*. AR af Bald pmparty holag ** to tk* oaeaty at SmoiaoU. guts “ at Florida Union ouch oortlflcau 5 saw the pn p eety dcocrlbod la caeh " nrtlDcoto will ko sold la tks high* aot bidder at tb* front door of tho SamUele County Court House 5,st Sanford. Florida, oa tho tint *TMvadsy la tha month af August. S 1MI. which la tk* tlh day *f -.August. 1*41. * Dated UK Uth day af Jsa*. lift, d (SRALl ^ Arthar R Beckwith, Jr. 7, Clark Circuit Coon , Semlaol* coaaty, Florida - Fahllah Juno SA A July f, 14, SI. at, The Hoard af Csaaty Cemml...BUaero of Bomlasls Coaaty, Pier. h ids will ramivs bid* at tk* omc* of Arthur IL Beckwith. Jr, Clerk. U ta tho Churt Mona* at Santoed. Plartda up ta Btpa P. M. Monday u Jaly 14, 1*41. for to* ro-roofU g o a t tb* Bamtaola County Court n Mouse, Bastard, Florida. Bids will ** ho oposed at a maatlag to ho fetid la tha Ceoaty Commlaoloasrt ;t maatlag roam la tk* Court Hsaao - « l Sanford. Florida. Taooday Jaly £ A 1*4 L at l*i t* A .. M. or aa soon u 9 « « a ( i t r at pooalble. . . Rida ar* to ha oaelooad la a Scaled aavntspa plainly aaarkad sa ton *sta44o: Rid for ro-roeflng Damlailo Coaaty Coart Mouse. Hi. t t’ KTDX, INC. a Florida oorporatlea. Plaintiff, •vo. CLVDR JC. BS SSS aad FBBO BBOOS. Dofaadaats SOTSCM s r S S U i Motlca to koroky gives pursuant to -Ftoat Dooms o r F aredeeare catered la Chaacsry Doekott No. I0f7t now ponding to the Circuit Court o f tho Ninth Judicial Clrcoll la aad for Somlaols County. Florida, that oa tho Sod day af A agu.t, I s it, at lS:oo aooa *.t the Host door o f the Court H'.m i la ■eaterd. Florida, a 2. DAT A J R , ■poclal Meater opyolatod IS this cone*, w ill offer for solo to tho highest and hoot bidder for cook at pub)!* outcry tho following des­ cribed yrep.rtv o f the Defoudoaia. CLYDE N. BEUOS and FRBD HBOOS: . Lot I, Doe Ptaar A cres Seminolo Coaaty. Florida togeth­ er with all atm et urea aad liupfovomoata th.a or thoro* after an oald lead. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I s s n t s s r m sktibs s f land . have hcrouato out my bead aad BWSBRS AT SLA VIA D R t l U U B coal this Zlth day af Jana, 1S4U DISTRICT AT I B S M S U I COLD. (SEAL! TV. FLADIDA TA RLSCCT A SHF* a J. Darin, Jr. BDVISAR AT SAID DISTRICT. NOTICE IS HEREBY UIVKN that a mealing of tho owners af Uads altuatod la SLAVIA DRAIN. AOB DISTRICT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLORIDA. will be held ot the City Hall la Ovlodo. Flor­ ida. at tea o'clock A M, on tha ttth day sf July. A. D. lt#l. for tha purpoM of alaotlag oa* auyer. vlnor for said District for a term af three room, at which auction ovary acre ef lead la the Dl.irut •hall myrvo.it oaa sham aad aarh ownor shall ko entitled is v*u la poVusa or by ymiy In writing dnlp signed for ovary asm of lead owned by him la iseb Diet rl«t; guardians may reprtetat their wards, accentors aad admlaUtratsrn may mprc.aat notate* af doeoaaad persons aad private serpersttoaa may ha r*> pmaaatod by their officer# or duly salhorltod agostk the owa.ro ef a majority af the ecrssge ta ouch District chall ha ao.oo.iry la caoctltuts a quorum for tha porpoeea of holding ouch .Imtioh and lo Ireaeect ouch other bu.lb»m a* may coma before tha meatlag. Dated this Ulh day af Jon*. A 1B4L /•/ A. Duda. Jr. /■/ A F. Wheeler, Jr. /a/ U. L. Oorr (Aa tha Board qt duparvlaors uf Blaria Dralaaaa District of eomlaola County, Florida) Fahllah July L U, 1ML lasaod tkarooa. Tho cartlfluata number nag year ot Issuance, the daooriylloa of ih* praporty. aad th# asm* la .which M wan aaoaaaad era aa feUawst CartIf!cots Ma 6U Tear af toBuaaca 1*1* DEBCRIPTION OP PROPERTY Lota I I A I Mask O Treat IT Baalsads Springs Accord­ ing to Plato Thereof Rooorded upo* th* IhabUo A«c•rd* of Bomlasls Csaaty ru eu i Kama ta whlab bosomHI Antonio P, Torre*. All af said property bolag la Uo Coaaly *r In minill, BUI* af PlaatdA Ualone asah far- IS T D D CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH JU D ICIAL C I R C tlT , IS AND POD ■SMINOLB CHI NTT. FLO RID A IN CD AN CRR T HA. 11BTC SUtT TO AII 1ST TTTLO IRC, * Florida *arporatlea, PlalailK vs. JOHN A PERRINS and — — PERKINS. hU wlfo, MART F. FINLAYSON aad -------- FIN. LATPON. her kaebaoA X. A R|. 8RR and -------- RIBSA hi* wife. Dof.adaala. N C T N S T A BDFMND TO. JOHN 1L PERKINS aad —— PBRKINB. hta wife, MART F. FINLATSOH gad ----- FIR. LATSON. her husband. A Legal Notice HUTCHISON APARTMENTS ssTtcm s r art* STATE o r FLORIDA M i Ocosnfront, 339 So. Atlsntic JOHN HUBERT. J R , A o s , Daytona Beach. PA 2-4*36 Baaldcao* Uahaawai n s A swora Complaint having keen file* again.t yoa la tho Ctrcol Court to aad for Seminole Cosaty Florida, by JUDITH JEAN HUSU T , far divorce, Ike abort tHlo af which I* JUDITH JRAN HUSKRY. Ftalallff. oernut JOHN HUSNET. J R , Dofoadsot. tkoco prosoata am to command yoa lo ap­ pear aad fils your written da. featee korsta oa o r before tho Sfth day a f J4ly, A. D. m i . ar olherWlso D ttn o Fra Coateses w ill ko oatorod acalact yen. The Sanford H .rald U designat­ ed as a aow.papor o f g.aoral elreatattea la which this citation shall ko paMUhod once sock w o k for fear asaocuttva wooki. WITNESS my head and official coal a f tha Ctcrk a f the Circuit Court oa thlc tha Stct day af Juno. A. D. lttt. (SEALI Arthur H. Sock with. Jr. Clark o f the Circuit Court By: Jeon B. Withe, Deputy Clark. Carroll Burke Attorney at Law Sut.o Sit Sanford Atlantic N all.onl 8k. Bldg. Bastard. Florida Attorney for Ptalatiff Publlch Joes SS. SS * Jaly V. SA A RUE A aad --------- R l. kta wife. Datesdeath If any aad cash of Uam If Mvlng. aad U dead, again.t tha a*, hnnwa (pause*, halm. 4*vtocos, Ingotoce, aroot***. srodltara or other portico clalmUg by. through under ar again* tk* abaca named Dafcadaau or say af them aad egalaet all aU*r partis* having ar alalmlag ta BRA Raago 41 Baal. YOU AAR HERBfeT NOTIFIED that tha Ptalatiff harala has In­ stituted a autt against you to tha Circuit Court af Ua NlaU Judicial Circuit, tu uud for Bomlaola Cagety. Florida, i* aolat it* till* to th* above dasertbod property, situated, lying aad balag la Sami, aal* county. Plartda. aa harala. above mom particularly sot auL To* aad sack* af yaa ar* haraby required |* file your answer wlU tha Clark af th* Circuit Court la and. fur Bomtocl* Couaty, Flarida. aad surra a aopy thoraaf agog JOHN A MAINE*. BI4 Park AveaBA Bouth, Winter Park Florida, attoraay for Ptalatiff la tha abov* action oa or before the list day of July, A. U. 1141, eteo a Decroo Pro Coalssa* will ho satsra* 6||l||t JT66IT IB ORDERED that Ihta ha yabllahfd to U* Baaford BaraM, aUcg C. A. RUTTBAPIELD, If allva aad ORACR WADaurORTM If alive, aad If married, their rsBgoattva unkaewa ayeaaoa aad If dead. tho raapootlvs unknown kslrg davlaaaa. graatoog aaolgaooa. Uoaorg credit arc, trustees. aad nay aad all parties clalmlag bp. throngs, under ar agalaot aold Jeaaph Olcon. C A. Satterfield, and Oraee Wadsworth, aad asah at them: aad nay aad all parson* having, or claiming lo have, nay right, title ar latsrost la aad to lha following dcaorlbsd land, lying aad Using ta Bamlaals Csaaty, Plorida. to-wlt: Lota L L L aad A aad the North HIT foot at Lot I ef ABCA'S ADDITION, Bernard. Plorida, according la plat lharoot recorded la Plat Rook 4. page 1*1 of tb* public records of gamlaelo Coonty, Plorida (Isas tha Westerly B foot of aaid property). Tea. and each of you. ar* bar*, by aotlfiad that a salt has boss brought easts at you la lha a real! Court. ia and Ar Bamtaola Csaaty. Plartda. la Chancery, aattUadi PRANK l. WOODRUFF, Ul aad AMILT W. WOODRUFFi hla wife. Platatuts, V. JOBAPH OLAOK. at at dafoadaatg aad yen. aad oaak af you. are required to III* year Aeawer ar other dsfoaolv* ptaadlaga to Bald hlalailttg CompUtet with “ «*' attoraay. ORA A. BPRSA JA. who** addrasa la A A Baa •664. Baaford. Florida, a aopy *f cold Aacwor or otkar dsfoaolv* plcadlaga sa or hofera Jaly IT, A. D. tHI, aad If yoa fall ta do **, a doer** yro ooafooa* wlU ha enterod ogolaoi you, aad aaah af you. for tho relief demanded U sold Complaint. Tha Naurs of Ula salt li la auiet U* UU* to oald property la plaUUffa. PRANK L. WOOD­ RUFF. HI aad AMILT W. WOOD­ RUFF. hla wife witness my hood aad aaal at said Coart at Baaford. BomIsole Couaty. Florida. Uia idU day at J u b a A IX. IN I. i» A L ) Arthur IL Beckwith. Jr. Clark *f ih* taro*it court, ta and far Bowlasl* Coaaty, rl|rt6k ODOt A kPESA JA Attoraay far plaUttfto P. a Boa 1*44 . Florida, v . ... ’' » 3-BEDROOM borne; 2 baths, builtMORTGAGE LOANS in range and oven, carporte, FHA and Conventional Commercial & Residential Large lot. Convenient to San­ ford di Orlando. SM00, small STENSTROM REALTY down payment. FA 2-7313. 111 N. Park Ave.' Phone FA 2- 2*24 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor 36H acres tiled, 1 bam, pump FURNISHED 2 bedroom apt. 330 Raymond Luadquist, Assoc. bouse, an paved road, priced to Alas 1 bedroom $43, 2101 Mag FA 2-3*91 Atlantic Bask Bldg. noli*. FA 2 3831. FURNISHED apartment, I rooms, NEW 3 bedroom, IH bath, coon B ob Crumley A gen cy bath, built-in sir changing unit, AN LANTA APARTMENTS: try home, terms. FA 2-2304. Newly redecorated, large ligb: rooms, prival* baths and en­ NOTHING DOWN— Trad* yosr Sanford, Fla. trances. 404 E. 14th. St. Ph. bom* for a new 3 bedroom, IH bath bom* with Fla. Room— FA 2-42*2. F A 2-0375 only *44 mo. Drive out to LossRENT A BED dale sad aaval M mi. Souk as ■slaway, Hospital * Baby Beds 17-32. By Day, Week or Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-3161 II* W. 1st St. ya unit AN, A D.1C4L LI Ariknr H. RackwHA Jr. Clark at Circuit Court Bamtaola County. Florida Byt Joaa A vrUBA Doputy Clark Id T P Im Reyistered Real Estate Broker 1311 Palmetto Are. Ph. FA 2-7*40 IS. Mori gage Loans 3-BEDROOM, 3 bath borne hi FHA k VA Mortgage* — 3H-$ Plnecrest 4th Addition, was the Interest — S. C. Bluh Company, best buy in $13,000 class in Mortgage Bankers. 1604 Edge, Sanford last month when I pur­ water Dr., Orlando CH 1-3356 chased remaining $14,492 bal­ ance for $1,300 from original owner. Must be seen to appro, START RAWLE1GH BUSINESS, ciate what a steal it is for Real opportunity now for per. only $*93. Better hurry, moving manent, profitable work in SAN. to West Coast. FA 2-1960. FORD. See R. B. HARTMAN, Box 743, Longwood or writft NOT A' STEAL, but a good buy; Lake Mary, 3. bedroom, 1H Rawleigb'a Dept. FAG-29 Mem.' bath, block construction, built- phis, Tenn. in GE range A oven, combina­ ROOFING FOREMAN tion refrigerator-freezer, enclos­ or first clsss roofers, experienced ed garage. $12,300. FA 2-8S30. in built up and ablagle work. TRAILER LOT 100' x ISO', baa Top salary. Apply Florida State Employment Srvice, 200 So. well, near lake. FA 2-8*00. French Ave., Sanford, Fia. OPEN HOUSE Saturday A Sunday *:00 to 6:00 p. m. 3-Bed­ GOOD axperienced au.omobilc room, i h bath, perfect condi­ salesman. Must be sober, it] tion. Low down payment- No otherwise do not apply. Good qualifying. $70-50 per month. working conditions, opportunities unlimited if willing to work. 212 Bradshaw Drive. Straight Commission. APBLY LAKE FRONTAGE FURNISHED garngo apartment, IN PERSON, 7red Yeacklt, Strickiand-Morrison lac. FURNISHED cottage. FA 2-5SZ7. hot aad cold water, 41* Pal. Large lot with bearing fruit trees FARMS, ACBEAGE FOR SALE os Crystal Lake, $5930. Also 2 Pasture-grovilsnd. 40 acres land, metis. (36 acres tiisd) all cleared; Two large lakafroat lots ka Loch barns os property. Arbor. Legal Notice r a t b ib s . TVi Board of County Commletlua.ru of Bomlaol* County wilt ruculva kid. at thu otftco uf Ar* thur H. Buckwlth. Jr, Ct.rk. la Ih. Court Hutu, at Bo>ford. Flor­ ida. as to lire P. SC. Monday July 3*. lift for various .Wevo of of. ftco furniture aad certain dray*, and <oryot* as required for tfca furnlahtnu of Ike Bomlanla Coonty Jail $ LOTS, cleared, water and elrc tridtjr. FA 2 2M . Oscar M. Harrison ■ . vJ Legal Notice NOTICE IB HEREBT RIVEN. That D. Roms the holder of tho followlog cartlflcat* has filed aold cortlflrots for tog deed to bo lasacd th.rsos. Tho oortlflcato num­ ber nod year of UouaacA the dm•rlytloa of tho properly, ead tha asms to which R was loomed am M follow 61 Crim ea!. Mo. M Tear ef Mouanro 1ISS DESCRfPTION OP PROPKRTT R la of Lot * Block 11 Tier ■ Tho Towa af Maoford Plot Book I Pagto M to *4 * US US 111 ltd A »«? Nemo to wklek eaooaaed L J. h Myrtle Flo war.. AU of said proparty helag ta tho Coaaty of Semi­ nole, state of Florida. Unless such oortl floats chall ka r*doenod asaordtag to taw tho pmporty d o ­ erIhod hi cock ortlflcotoa wllL,?? wild to tha hlghdot htddar at the front d o r of the SomlsoU Coaaty Curt Hou.o at Boaford. Florida, aa tho first Monday la the month of Augu.t. lSft, which to tha Tlh day of August, istl. Dated (hie Mad day af May. l*as ESAU Arthur E- Bockwith. Jr. Clork af Circuit Court. SemlaoU Coaaty. Florida Publish Juaa SS A July ». 14, IS. f in a l eencM Notion la hereby at van tost- tho uadaraignad will, oa tha let day a t August , A. D. 1*41, pros.nl ta tho Honorable County Judga or Bomlaoto County, Ft*rl4a. hlo final return, account and vouchors, ha Esaeater a f tha Rota to a f Bern­ hardt c Bchullg docoosod. nod at said tlano, than aad Utoro, make Application to tha aold Judge for a final MlUsmaat o f hla admin­ istration at cold estate, and for aa ardor discharging him aa sack Kiacatsr. Dated this Ih* Btlh day s f Juaa A. U. 1*41. Ernest C. BobuIto Aa Esovuier o f tho Estate af Bernhardt e Bchalts Deeaesod A W. War*, Attorney for Exocator. P. a Rax 14 IB Sanford, Florida Fahllah Jaa* ** A Jaly T. 14. M. Sunland Estates $13,800 - $16,000 t - BEDROOMS 1 - IH - t BATHE KINGSWOOD BUlLDSSHy IN C PA 2-6F74 PA Ml 1 1 Q .A W No Down Payment Compare Check These Features 3 Bedroom Home Masonry construction - Built up ruuf • Furred wells - M b bulb • Awning window Terrasae Flooes . Birch Utebru cabinets • Formica risk Up . Built la Woeting bonoc utility Fair Value PropertiM RAYMOND M. BALL WODEN OR CLOSING AssociaOoa COOTS 2M as. Pack Ph. FA X-MSt sad S bedroom masonry Lake Wary Brest* PA S-13M boms built oa yosr lot any­ where in tho state ef Florida. No wailing — immediate con­ struction. CALL PA 2-4B4A >0 Headly Const Co. ROSA L. PAYTON Legal N olica PHILIP 46P$6lii W. Writ* P . A k i M B uford's Mast Exclusive SeM ivisiu BUILT * DEVELOPED BT JA C K Toa aad .ach at yoa ar* hersky aotlftod aad required to present say claims aad damned* which you. ar either of you. may have •gata.t ton aatata af PHILIP W. CRANA deceased, lots of sold Csuaty. to tha County Judge of Somlaols County. Plorida, at bu office In tho court bourn of cold County at Baaford, Plorida, with, la night calendar month* from tho time of tho first publication of this nolle*. Each claim or demand shall be la writing aad (hall stats tha pUco of miidoaco and peat office address of tbs claimant, sod shall ho swora 1* hr lb* claimant. his agent. hU attorn,y. aad aay such claim or damned not So filed shall ho Veld. / ( / Howard A Rolrhor As administrator ot tha Estate af CURTIS HOMES D EM ETREE AM Y ANDERSON MHRf AfM t T S n . r A 2-4416 & tl. PA $-746$ CRANB g f EHSTROM DAVIS A McIXTOSU Attorneys Bor Administrator Edwards Ralldlag Bastard. Plorida. O N G D A LE $11*300 to $17,100 •sa Oar MaM Hamas — OPEN TODAY — SH ML 6 a ef feeefaH , �You’ll Find The Car You Need For Your Summer Trips In HERALD W a n t-A d s 21. Beauty Salons WANTED— Reliable man or wom­ an to own A operate profitable vending machine buiinesa in Air Conditioned - TV Stamps lasterd area. Must have at HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK b a it 12 hours spare time and 105 So. Oak Ave FA 2-5742 minimum sf 1295 cash. You re. KATHERINE HARVEY eeivs enough equipment A mer* Beauty Shop cbandlae now to return your in­ vestment, regardleii of amount |318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. rA 2-0834 lavaAod. Reply giving brief history A phone number to Matter Distributing Company, 1219 Elizabeth Ave., Charlotte 4, N. C. WORK wasted FA 2-1120. KOU8KWORK. Daywork FA 2-8394 22. Build • Paint • Repair CARPENTRY, painting, roofing and eamtnt work. FA 2-4M9. BOYD'S Cabinet Shop. MtUwork 307 Elm. FA 2*2818. QUALITY* PLANTS FOR LESS! WHEEL CHAIRS, crutcbei. em u Gateway To Tba Waterway BY OWNER: 1955 Chevy BeL Air COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY walker*. • cyl. 4 dr. atation wagon, radio Your EVINRUDE Dealer FREE DELIVERY W. 20th 8L Near Golf Course G. H. HIGH A beater, firat $S7S take* It Robson Sporting Goods PreicriptJoni our Specialty Ph. FA 2-6908 Oviedo. Fla. FO 6-3313 Day* 14*84 E. l i t r-h. FA 2*6981 213 J. 2nd St. git Park Ave„ FAUST’S Rx PHARMACY Apt 7, after S p. a . Evening* Sanford FA 2-3*33. Crepe Myrtle in bloom, all colors 2nd and MellonvUlo 38. Trailers • Cabanas GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY Pb. FA 2*7107 1952 CHRYSLER, gqpd shape, FOR COMPLETE PEST GrapevUle Ave. near 20th 94. HQUSETRAILER for sale. Phone 1175. Phone FA 9-96S0. FACTORY TO YOU CONTROL SERVICE CALL FA 2-7183. BITTER BLUE SOD 8c p*r sq. ft. ALUMINUM BLINDS ART BROWN and other specials. Dutch Mill Enclosed head, Sag-proof bottom 42' TRAILER with extrag 91900. FA 2*8865 Sanford, Fla. Nursery, New Upiala Rd. Just rail mmwith plastic m h ends, puttie FA 2-2948. A IR off 20th St. FA 2-7187. or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon DRAGLINE A BULLDOZER 8ER. cords. 1400 GAS RANGE used 9 month* CONDITIONING By The Hour or Contract 33. Furniture Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. 885; air conditioner, works good, Complete llnet Window IM ti GATLIN BROTHERS 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 135. FA 2*8960. to Industrial Blase. Expert Geneva 2512 Eve, Orlando GA2-8199 MUST SELL at once; 10 pc. liv­ Repair Service. ing room group. Someone to READY MIXED CONCRETE SPARTAN MobUe Home, all alu­ ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ take up payments at fg. Call Outdoor Table Tops A Scats Conditioners minum, sleeps 4, wall to wall ments, involcts, hand bills, and Casselberry collect—TE 8-151L Lot Makers — Sills — Lintels carpeting. 21 . 200 , terms or will programs, etc. Progressive Steps — Patio Blocks — Sand accept $1,000 cash offer. Ban­ FREE ESTIMATES Printing Co. Pnone FA 2-2951— • BIG VALUES MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. ana Lake Road, John Colbert. Baaferd'o leading Hosting A 308 West 13th St. • QUICK CREDIT Air Conditioning Ceortractor. 09 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-5751 FA 2-8024. • EASY TERMS GHOST WRITING, essay*. Job WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WANTED: Someone to take up '58 FORD station wagon country resumes and letters-of-applleapayments on 3 complete rooms sodan, full price $595. Phone lion. Experienced competent WILSON - MAIER of furniture, monthly payments New and Used Furniture NO 8-4531 7:30 to 3;30-NO 1-4980 service. Low rates. FA 2-4023. $1175. Call Collect: Casselberry 311 E. First St. FA 2-5832 other hours. TE 2-1511. Sewing Mach. Repairs Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick ALL MAKES A MODELS Service With The Cash. SUPER 204 E. 3rd St. THRIFTY RUMMAGE SALE—the best of barRENTALS $3 WEEK TRADING POST. FA 2-0877. gtlns. Tickets given with each 105 So. Palmstto (24 hr. Ser.) ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby SOc or mom purchase—Thurs­ FA 2-3835 Beda. Day, Week, or Month— day, Friday A Saturday. July 6, FURNITURE CENTER 7 A g. Drawing Saturday 9:30 Seminole Septic Tank 1100 French Ave. p. in. You don't hava to be. presCLEANING 225.00 PH. FA 2-9401 Ph. FA 2*7953 ant to win. lit prize—Electric 24 HOUR SERVICE Fan. 2nd prize—Bedspread. WE GO ANYWHERE ANYTIME CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING Mattress renovating. Expert Up­ FOR SALE: dog crates, will fit, WELLS DRILLED holstering. All Work Guaran­ HPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS teed. Cell Nix Bedding Mfg. pickup or 2-wheel trailer. Ideal AQ Types and Sites Co., FA 2*2117, 1301 Santord for hunters. A Bargain. I, C. Scott, Box 724, RL 1, Longwood. We Repair and Service Ave. S T I N E TO PERSON with local credit A Machinery and Supply On. Used furniture, appliances, tools, 1941 Zig Zag, makes button­ W. Snd SL Ph. FA 2-4422 otc. Bought-Sold. Larry'a Mart, holes, aewa on buttona, mono­ 215 Sanford Avt. Ph. FA 2-4132 grams A fancy slltchci. 9 pay­ DRESS MAKING NEW four piece kitchen cabinet ments remaining at $9.10 each. A ALTERATIONS Write Installment Mgr. Box Reasonable — Satisfaction guar­ act. Will tell for material eoct. Fraser Cabinet Shop, Osteen. 1414 e/o The Sanford Herald. anteed. Call FA 1-1310 lor ap­ Ph. FA t-2952. pointment. LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINT ROOFING FHA Loan* B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES Wa Give TV Stampa 903 W. 3rd St. FA 2-7190 24. Electrical Service* FR1GIDA1RE Salea A Service House Wiring Tree Estimates Sid Vlhlcn's Randall Electric 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0015 25. Plumbing Services PLUMBING Contracting A Repairs Free Estimates R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3223 SEMI-RETIRED WILL do babysitting. Experienced, Repair* ClH FA 1-5089. CARPENTER Alterations Painting Phont FA 2-7913. Plumbing & Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK ROOM SPECIAL 914.95. Painting 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-4292 Legal Notice Inside and out. Call Mr. Tasker, 26 Radio & Television FA 2-6159. t * Tata c t a c t iT c o c s s t sa s u n worn b b ic iw o l n c o u n t *-. k l o r HATCHELS TV i d a . c m a n c b n y ao. itaoo A RADIO SERVICE T B S WESTERN AND OOUTHEnX Legal Notice LTFB SKtURAKCB COMPANY, an 'Dependable Guaranteed Service' Okie 0*r*6retl*n. Ph. FA 2-2392 2608 W. Firat St. Plaintiff, (4 w. JO A im If ANSON, A single woman. Dafsndant n o t ic e or e e r r « a i grata or m a m s t « . Jo Ann Hansen, resident* un­ known. T e e are hereby notKUd that a null Ida bean filed against you ta tba above antitlad cauaa, and that yea ara rsqulrad to fils your •nswee with tha Clerk o f this Court and to earro a copy thara. e f epee tba plaintiff or plaintiff's attoraaya, whoaa nuns and addr sea la Jeunlnga, Watts, Clarka August 4. till, t f you fail to da sa a daeraa pro eaefasso will bo seta rad against you for U s retlaf demanded In tha aompIalnL Tbig eelt la to forsaloae a raort* gaga. T bs raal property procoodod agatnst 1st Lot 11T, LAKE HARRIETT ■STATES, according ta plat thereof recorded la Plat Eoak IS, page IS. Publla R e. . eerda o f Seminole County, Fleet**. WITNESS my hand and Uia seal e f e e ti Court et Sanford. Florida tM ^ S Itk day o f Juno, 1*41. * Arthur M. Seek with. Jr. Clerk o f U e circu it Court Byi Jean E. W ilke Deputy Clerk 27. Special Services PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING W. L. HARMON th. FA 2 4223 Legal Notice all bids and further reiervee the right to ro-eoll oeld buildings, If it m i are aot removed by the above opoeUled date. H. L. Edwards District Land Agent STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT DeLand, Florida NOTICIS OP I f IT STATSS OP PLOM DA TOi UL.ANCIIK WITTENMVEH, alto known as BLANCHE KKBBlKOEIt. whosa rosldonca and whoraabouta ara unknown: > A oult having boon fllod against yen la tha circu it Court In gad (or Bomlnolo County, Florida, In Obaneary, far dlveraa, tbs ab* Wlttenmoyor, Defendant, this no­ tice la to require you ta file with the Clerk of laid Court your w rit­ ten defeneee. If any, to the Plain, ttrrs complaint (llod In aald cause, and to aorva a copy thereof upon P la in tiff* attorney not later than tha Slot day o ( July, A. D. 1111: otherwise, a daeraa pro confoeeo w ill b* ontarod against you for the (So*. 104.10 Florida Statute* ef rallaf prayed by Plaintiff. leeo.) WITNESS my hand and the seal NOTICE IS HEREBY OtVEN, That Choatsr O. Nelson Or., tho holder- o t the follow ing certificate has filed aald certificate for tax Arthur K. Beckwith,Jr. desd to be Issued thereon. Tho Clark o f tha Circuit Court csrtlf lists numbsr and year of tty i Joan E. W ilke Issuance, tho description o f tho Dsputy Clerk proporty, and Iba name In whlob Kenneth M. Leffler It was assessed ara aa (otlowsi Edwards Building Certificate No. 411 Tear e f Is­ Peat O ffice Drawer *4* suance 1*11 Sanford, - Florida DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Attorney for Plaintiff Lot IS Dlock C lleneon'a Publlab Jun* 10 * July T, 14, II deeertptlon o f tha property, and the aaas* In which it wa* assessed ere aa follow s t Cartlftaeta No. 841 Tear e f Is*^M t2cm nrt'toN or p r o p e r t y L ett 1 4 * 1 Black « Treat 16 Banlande Ratings A tso r iIsa to Plats Thoroof RocS«4s4 upoa tha Pubile R oe. sards o f aoeileoU Comaty Florida___ —«•*«..>* Name la which esetsaad Simon P. * Ann* M. Prsyborowshl. All o f aald proporty being le tho County o f UoeUnolo, aiato o f Florid*. Onlose sSsh esrtifieat* shell he re­ deemed eoeordlng to law tha proparty detorlbed I* suob oortlfloato wiU he sold to tho highest bidder et the front door o f the Bomlnolo Couaty Court Moua* at Sanford, Florida, on tho flrr* Monday In the menth at Augeau 1141, whlafc to the Tth day af August, l i f t . 34. Articles For Sals 27. Special Services 23. Building Materials Beauty Salon Walker Building 32. Flowers - Trees •Shrubs 22. Build • Faint - Repair FR1U1DAIRE Salei A Service GOOD akUng rig, 14' tuaabout, 9 1, $ Evlnruda Lark, Gator trailer. FA 9-7504. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Windshield Back Olaaa Door Glass Vent Glass SERVICE Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. 110 Magnolia FUP TENTS, Bleeping Bags, Caateens, Mess Kits, Packs, ArmyNavy Surplus, 3lc Sanford Ave. Ph. FA $-4419 31. Poultry • Feta • Livestock B arkley CARLAND) OPEN TIL 8s00 P. N. ERMAN SHEPHERD, 1 year old, free to good homo. Moving Ph. FA 2-9999. 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JL Deals W ere Never Better ' LIT HEMPHILL Foot Your Gas Bil This Vacation! �............. ^ aa> v;- |m O ;v-**.♦; *i .'v ‘ t. • Pagt 10" — F rt July T, 1961 ! y .;. * 1% Pinecrest Girls.Win Ball,Contest Plnerreat girls aoftbatl team won thair opening a*mo against Oraremar Behoi hy a atom t i SK­ IS. Howerrr, tho 11-18 year old boya loot their opening game to Grammar School In a 0-4 thriller. Tho Junior Olympiea Worn run off with tho following pupila win- Fanturad avanta af 8onthaida playground thU weak warn im lor Olympiea day Thursday and the Badminton Touraa> ■tent which took placa on Tuesday and Wednesday. Winners I* the Badminton Tournament ware Donna Bezweichtn fifat •MliBen Winfrae aecond and Martha Boat third. , V*-‘Winners in the Junior Olympics event* were aa followa: 9 years old apd under. jiM ello n Program ts& rv ss Rawls. lie C u l l V tililtfl IN m i l j W i n g 40 rtnl **•*&—'l —SUa Wlnfree; U-Dennl. Lee; 8 -R oy WrlghL 80 yd. daah—1—Prank Petenon; 2—Dennis Lee; 8—8tan Winfrae. Broad Jump—1—Dennis Lae; 2—Buddy Rawls. Softball throw—1—Michael Mc­ Donald; 2—Prank Pattoraon; 8— Mika Bostran. Ball kick—1— Michael McDon­ ald; 2—Mike Boatran; 2—Prank Patterson. 10-11 year old division—40 yard daah—1—Terry Lea; 2—Clarence Charron. 60 yard dash—1—Tarry Lea; Clarence Charron. Softball—1—Bon Wlnfroo; I— Terry Loo. Broad jump—Ben Winfrae; 2— Clarence Charron. In the girla’ division, first placa winner In the 28 yard daah was June Beawelchln; 80 yard daah, Martha Rosa; Broad Jump, Mar­ tha Rose; Softball throw, Diana Charron; Ball Kick, Martha Rote. 10 and 11 yaar old division, 40 yard dash—Donna Botweichln; 40 yard daah^-Donna Beswalcblo; e t / o r i Mellon Park ended with a erequei tournament and a baby picture eontaet. Ia the croquet tournament Henk Ashby wpn flrat place, 'Tommy l eei a aecond place, and Cathy Rtlngeaimlth third place. la the baby picture content, ftret piece Tommy ,Jonee, aecond place Bked" Bueh, third place Laura Dewier. The third week of recreatkm began with a girla’ softball fame. F t Mellon Park 1, SouthfU e «. ■ Wianera In the pbyaleal fitnsss '•vesta grei Girla (under nine) 28 M . daah — flrat place Diane -ffcampi; time 4J; aecond place Brown. 40 yd. daah—flrat klace Diane Stumpi, time 94; atcjbed piece Mary Lynn Kelly. 10 yd. daekh-flret lace Laura Downer, Mate 124; second place Nikki Anjtamoe. BoftbaU Throw-first place garere Downer, distance 88 ft ; l i toad place Susanna Brown; third •plaao, Nikki Bell Kick— flrat place Laura Downer, dlstaaaa softball, Donna Beswaichia; Broad • ‘• f'V " Thla week tha Lake Mary pro­ gram boasted a number of activ­ v . 4tt.ii*. ities including n croquet tourna­ ment, pet parade, efavengcr hunt, arte and crafts, and many games. ARCHITECTS SKETCH o f one o f five new men’s small residence halls to Tha attendance Is Increasing be constructed on Stetson University's DeLand campus with a 1560,000 each week with 11 registered to loan from the Community Facilities Administration. The new housing date. will be used aa regular dormitories for those now living o ff campua or Each day Mrs. Hindman holds a commuting unreasonable distances and as rental units for men’a fraterni­ atory hour for those who like to ties- Each unit holda 28 men. The modern buildings will he of brick and hear stories. Tha Witard of Os is aiding with asphalt shingle roofs. The first floor of each unit includes a tho story and boya and girla are concrete terrace, a social room, a foyer, and a housemother’s apartment. enjoying tho many adventures of Tha aecond floor is made up of 14 double bedrooms, a bathroom, and a Dorothy, LoLe, and Tim Wood­ trunk storage room. None of the units will face city streets but front on a man, Cowardly Lion, Scarecrow. circular drive. Pot Parade — Boat all-around pet, 1st Susan Day, 2nd Shannon Mahoney, 3rd Pam and Kathy. M cKinley Faces Pedigreed—lat Wendy Martin, 2nd Shelby Scott, 3rd Susan Karns. Wimbledon T e st PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Vernon veal* the injury to hla throwing Non-Podigreod — 1st Dick Thom, WIMBLEDON, England (UP1) Lew, tha aore-armed former ace arm to be aa serious aa one ha 2nd Mary Both Lake, Srd David —Chuck McKinley of flt. Ann, Mahn. of the Pittsburgh Pirates pitching Incurred at the start of hi* career. Mo* faced the blggect teat of hla staff, andsrgoca an examination MI had an Injury back in 1981 young life today wHen ha itapped Toe Can Develop Film today which piey determine his fu­ which I feel ia tha same thing,” on the tradition-bound center Only ONCE said Law, a Kagame winner last ture in baseball. court to meet Australia’* Rod Law said he may quit the game year. "It bothered me all .throdgh — so have it dose RIGHT Laver In the final of tha men’a if the axamlnlaUon, scheduled for tha season, then I went into the W IEBOLDT Careers Shop alnglaa In the'■Wimbledon tennis this afternoon.by Dre. Albert Per- service for two years. I couldn’t 219 S. Park Saaferd, Fla. gueon and Joseph Finegold, re­ pitch at all there.” championships. ninghtihelr age group. Nina or aadar: 22 ytL 6eah, Mika Gravenmior, M a r r a y Gonaaloa, Bit* Bimaa and Tarry Stadog. 40 yd. doth, Mika Grevenmlar, Kenny Alford. Rita Slant and Sherri Sard on. to yd. daiah, Kcmty Alford, Tam Owsrtaay, B1U Bimaa and Skarri Bandoa. BoftbaU Throw. Norman Pattoraon, Kenny Alford, Tarty 8tadog and Batty Newton. 10-11 Ago Group: 40 yd. daah, David Williameon. John Hunt, Comtio DeYoung and Jaaot Lewis. 60 yd. dash, David Williamson, John Hunt, Connie DeYong and Janet LsW|e. 100 yd. Relay, John Hunt. Corky Stowell, a Higgin­ botham and J. Stowell. Softball Throw, Joe Markham, David Wil­ liamson, Janet and Kathy Garvar. 12 arid over, 60 yd. daah, Jim Aadar, Ralph DeYoung. Janla Ensley and Paula Sheppard, 16 yd. dash, Jim Aider, Ralph DeYoung, Janla Enaley and Paula Sheppard. 100 yd. daah, Jim Aadar, Stove Duffay, Janla Enalay and Paula Sheppard. BoftbaU Throw, Billy MUlor, Smlo Bamnoiator. Ball Kick, Ernie Bamnoiator and Start O V E R . 35 Duffer. Broad Jump, Ernie maJsUr and Bill/ Miner. Tha Rutland Recreation Pro. gram luta averaged 88 partidpanta each day. • Thla week the Junior Olympiea ware hold and tha m e t winnora wen aa fotlowai Donna MtOar,A Juno Klanalng, Karen Wobor, Bon. nto Keller, Frank Murray, Diana Rown, Stella Khtard, Danny Leeds, David Adame, Fan Garrett, Mar* tin Rhodes and Stare Weher. A horaeehoo tournament waa held and David Adams and Danny Leeds wars tha winners with Billy Kuykendall and Frank Murray coming In second. Last weak tha Soya aoftbeKfR team defeated Longwood by a score o f 6-3. TEARS at Flrat aaJ Palaretts (Aleag Mde Past Office) S A N FO R D FURNITURE COMPANY Jump, Caron Lot. Legal Notice ItkU Andaman, distance 8 ft. 2 L; second piece Susanna Brown, FO B T A X ORMO jjjjj Florida stalelee- af bo iicb i» HKnicnr oivkn . That; Henry T. t a w (be heldar of tba follow ing certificate boo (Mod Mid oertlfleate for M s d*od to be (■■sod ihoroon. Tho certificate number and yaar o f iMusneo, tbo deacrlpllou o f tho property, and tho asms In which It waa aaaotaed aro aa lollowet Cortlrieato No. l i t (1/8 o f Cord(leato) Toar o ( lu u i n c i m i DteacnirriON o r propkhtt I-Ote 1 8 4 1 Block A SanMado Springs ta k a Oaks . aoctlon m a t Book 8 Page t l " ''trewafe aeaooeod John W. Uoone, Trustee. All Alt o f Mid eeld pro. pro­ perty being la tha County or 8omlnuts. Bisto o f Plurlda. U nion ouch certificate shall bo rodoomed aacording to law the property dascrlbsd la «voh certificate w ill be sold to the hlahMt bidder at tba front doer ot Ih# Seminole County Court H oum at Sanford. Florida, on tha first Monday In the month of August. 1M|, which la the IM day of August. 11(1 RMaaea I f t ; aaeoad Bonnla Ktl)p. 10 yd- Peak—flrat Bonnie KeL ly, time 14; IS yd. Daah-flret Doom Aehby, time 64; 100 yd. Daah— flrat Carol Toma, time |2Ji*eeond Donne Aahby. 7 Mr> ,<Biee or under) 18 yd. Rash flrat Wade Singletary, time ^.l) neoend Clyde Hayes; third A ka Biagletary. 49 jrd. daah—first Wads Singletary, time 14; second BJeky Smith; third Scott Rush, 80 pd. dash—flrat Wad* Singletary, ttm* 10.1; second 8t*ve Anderson, third Soot* Bush, SofebaU throw— flrsi Ricky Smith, distance 26k (SKAI*) <bl* >>l>> d>r °f JUB*’ ,MI Arthur If. Usekwlth, Jr. pda.; aecond Scott Bush; third Clerk Circuit Court Clyde Hayae. Ball Kick — flrat Seminole County. Florida Ricky Smith, distance 18 yds.; Publish June IS A July T, II. tl. aecond Steve Anderson; third Alan . FOR TAX MUKU Singletary. •*»*• W i l l Florida Biafaloe of IMII NOTICK • hereby oiven , Tha( Henri T. _____ Law_ __ iho holder of •.‘8-5 forward who waa with AlienIrariMPa.) of the Eastern Baskethall League the last three yaara, has signed to play with the' De­ troit Pistons next season, Legal Notice F IC T tr te t* SAMS NOTICK Ii IIHBKBT GIVEN that STANLEY KUI.PA and CON CHANIOT Intend to engage la Baeinoea In Seminole County, Flor­ ida, adjacent to 9MM Head No. < 4 ayproaloMtely 11 miles wast e l Hanford, Florida, addrasa ItL 1, Boa Sir. Hanford Florida, under tlte - fictitious name FixMilDA WHMICUMTM CO* and that May ind M register said aama pur­ ist to the terms o f tha Ficltaa Name Htatule, to.w ill Hoctton .•*, Florida Hetatra, with (ha lb af ihs Circuit Court o f s fim M tho following csrtlflcuto has tiled esld certifies to for M s dead In be Issued thereon. The certificate num­ ber and year of Issuance, the des­ cription af the property, and tba aama In which U waa assessed aro aa followei Cortlfleato No. I l l Tear o f Is­ suance l i l t D K S ciiip rtn x o f p i i o p k h t t Let It lllock It ganlendo • Spring* Mike Oake Bectloa Plat Hook I Paso : l Nemo In which aaeeeeed John W. Uoone, Trustee. All o ( eal.l proparty being la the County of ■eminole, Hlato of Florida. Unless such rerllflcata shall ba rtileemed according to law tha property dre. Jrlbed In such certificate will hr sold .to tbo highest bidder at the front door o f the gemlnnle County House at Banford, Florida, on Ilia f Coll G A 5-5938 or FA 2-2611 ’ and have the Sanford Herald e‘ ,Vj ’ it !'. tii ' ■ ' •. THU admtUrmant ft ont c f g srriee that mm mtiUmd megnifibN fa t FlerMg. Tha F rm tm * Jhnadhtfaa reamdaf flfla flh w ga M hii Medal (or HramUixint (ivcdon't vital Important* In m iry field of American endeavor. A *imUarprogram ia 1868 aim wp l w ai this , 1% delivered daily to your door. FUTURE FLORIDA F A RMER: pets Peg Week T o d a y , lb * farm ia a IKg b a ck y a rd w h w o a y o u n ja ta r ca n rom p and n u t ...u r b a n c a lv e s toe:a y ... profit tomorrow! S ocialism an d bu reau cracy are con stan t nmnacea t o Urn free entarpriae system , th a t OR MAUs IN COUPON C O U P O N prararan ^ H99f y., F L O R I D A m w, P O W E R mm* & r rf*‘ '-•*,** hN^Krvi' & L I G H T C O M P A N .Y Ftm '54Nm* f Sa W hS K SANFORD Ii �19 r Circuit Judge Urges Courthouse Facility Occupancy Asked By '65 ( E l) ? ^ a t t f n r b i i m t U i W EATHER: Clear to partly cloudy, scattered showers. High 93. Low 70. \j h . 63 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 • MONDAY, JULY 10, 1961 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 231* Circuit Judge Volie Williams Jr. today asked the County Com­ mission to “ seriously” consider building a new county courthouse "which will be ready for occupancy by 1965.” The judge made the request at a special County Commission meeting this morning which was called to go over Civil Defense pro­ ject funds. Judge William* also recom­ mended that the present fa­ cility be kept in good repair so that It might be used in the future aa offices for tha County Road Department* State Welfare Board, Veterana' Service Officer, Home Demonstration Agent, Coun­ ty Agent, Zoning Office, Supervisor o f Registration "and auch offices aa will be Property owners in the southeastern part of Semlnola necessary within a a b o rt. County will be paying additional taxes because A Central number o f years. "It would se*m to me to b* more and Southern Florida Flood Control District action this past economical In tha long run te have weekend. a new courthouse so designed that The district raised taxes in Us 18 county area which em­ additional floors may be added." braces about half o f Florida's population. Judge Williams added. Kennedy Orders Defense Review Flood Control ★ ★ personal views on preparedness to tha subcommittee. Gilpatrick gave assurances on this point. But he said an appear­ ance by Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, Kennedy's new military adviser, “presents a different question." Questioning by Robertson and Sen. Levereti Ssltonstall, (11Mass.), indicated congressional concern that the White House and Pentagon war* not moving fast enough to counter Khrushchev's threats to Berlin. The defense review was disclosed shortly after Kennedy flew back here from a Cap* Cod weekend of rest and work. ★ Reds Outnumber U. S. Armed Forces By 50 Percent WASHINGTON (UPI>-The VA armed forces will be outnumbered almost 10 per seat by the Xueslaas because of Soviet Premier Nlldta Khrushchev's cancellation ef troop reductions, f l t u Soviet dei mesas that Ruwla’a armed'lore** may maintain n strepith I,as,ooo minion, CO 5.117.000 men planned farces by nest July. The difference of l,li would leave tbs Russian ms chine 44 per cent 1 M Congress approved Ihg man increase requested hp w s t Kennedy. Khrushchev's dec ed in a spech last at n Urns when leaders were beginning United States and Rui proachad n stage ef military manpower. The Soviet premier make entirely ether .top Russian forces * » January I960 he saM farces would be fsdMid 1.423.000 to s.433,000 aver m ef *‘s year or two." Last weekend be said "the So­ viet government was compelled to instruct the Defense Ministry to suspend, temporarily, pending eq , special orders, ths reduction in the r o a d forces planned for 1M1." •'IBThis left unclear whether any reductions bad taken place. Pentagon loaders, who said tha American plans will be reviewed on the basis of Khrushchev’s auaonacemeat, may fed that secret U. S. intelligence reports provide a better estimate ef (be else ef Russia's farces. Deputy Defense Secretory Ros­ well Gilpatrick told a news con­ ference recently that ‘if you com­ part nil the forces with the mili­ tary Units we think the Soviets bare, we are not in terms e( military manpower alone very far behind the Soviets." Gilpatrick added, 'Then if yen add in the satellites and other bice cauteries sad you take our aUtoc. the military equstloo-in terms ef fauapower-J* not very lopsided." . Khrushchev also disclosed an inem se amounting to $3.5 billion at the official rate ef eschaafs la Batata's military budget for this Armed Bandits G et $3,000 fePAYTONA BEACH (UPD-TWO bandits sobbed the Scser Pood •tern bare ef $3,000 at gunpoint authorities said tha two man, carfad pistols, forced Manager JofIT laflb t* epen a late asd took feo maney, which they emptied fate a pillow case- Keith said JfcHf drove off ia a 1940 A VIEW straight down tha hatch ahowi three spacemen, lying on their backs on nylon cord couches at tha bottom o f a mock-up space station. The vehicle fa the MARS (Manned Aatronautical Research Station), under study by General Dynamics/Astronautics in San Diego. This would l>e the craw’s position during launching and re-entry o f the proposed vehicle. MARS could be launched by 1968, says.its designers. With Congress alto returning to Washington today after a long Fourth of July holiday, tha Presi­ dent was expected to start work immediately on generating all poasible aupport for such keystones of hia legislative program aa for­ eign aid, aid to education and tax revision. He met* today with hit newly formed Citiaena Committee for In­ ternational Development, a group of bualncaa and professional leadeta dedicated to support of ths foreign aid program • Th# President alao planned to talk with Secretary of duiu Dean Ruak and other diplomatic adviaere on plane for th* visit of Paki­ stan President Mohammed Ayob Khan who arrive* In Washington Tuesday lor a three-day state vis­ it Kennedy met over ths weekend at bia Hyannie Port home with Rusk, Defense Secretary Robert 8, McNamara and Gen. Maxwell Tay­ lor, new military adviser to tha President. The subject of their (iva hour* of discussion was Germany land Berlin. War Of Nerves Plague Berlin * BERLIN (UPl) - West Berlin •rs detected a speedup in tbe war of nerves over this isolated city today, put they calmly * placed their fanh .la the United Jtatet to pail thorn threaps nay crisis. ■wafaps. Planes faotn the .near From Moscow ' to ‘ Washington eit big (own of Quelimane flaw In the Increase in the pressure soma medical help and ferried oul West Berlin was #eropptlble over soma of the more badly injured. the weekend. Persona who flew over the stric­ The Russian* hewed some ken vessel Sunday afternoon re­ flashy new airpower in Moscow ported it Was. Burning from stem and Prtmiir Nikita 8. Khruih to stem and thgt there was a chev let U be known the Soviet large hole in one side. Black Union was beeing up its arms' smoke belched from the ship and mentt. could be seen 50-miles aw6y. A 130-truck Soviet military con voy during the weekend rumbled over th* Helmstedt route that conned* West Berlin with West Germany 110 milts away. In Waabington, the House For­ eign Affaire Commute* released testimony given less than a PARIS (Ul'l) — NATO officials' month a'tfT m whicu NATO's Husaid today they have reached ropean commander, Gt t i Laurlt “ virtual agreement" on a plan to Nqrstad, warned lhal ant serious increase the number of NATO'* Soviet move against Berlin would front-line divisions in Western Eu­ bring reaction from the mtlre rope from 33 to 30 if Russia might of lh* Western alliance. touch** off a full • seal* Berlin In Pari*, Informed sources re­ crisis. ported that tha 15-member NATO Such an increase would Imple­ alliance bad reached virtual ment a blueprint known as MC70 agreement fa boost NATO's front­ which hittherto bad been treated line divisions in Europe from 23 as little more than a theoretics) to 30 should Khrushchev touch off goal for Western European de­ a full-scale Berlin crisis. fenses. West Berliners, living in s city Tha otficlats said agreement to completely surrounded by Com­ put the plan into practice if the munist territory, bpvs learned to Soviet Union signs a peace treaty bet Uteir future on U. 8. determi­ with Communist East Germany— nation to hang on in West Berlin. thus imperiling Western access to West Berlin—has been given by “ prarlleally all members" bf the North Orlando alliance. Sea Disaster 5 r ?r a Mtntsmhiqua (UPl) estimated 900 persons died hea s Portuguese ship ran ground and burned la a major a disaster off the last African acml-offieial reports said miles Lgfalfa* Mar •farm Friday or quts duri Saturday. Th* reports!- said the cargo of gasollna andJ ammunlUon in the forward hdd explod­ ed, with flame* enefeplng . the ship. The ship, the 1,000 - ton Save, Tha vessel was reported carry­ th 530 persons aboard apparent- ing 200 white Portuguese troops was forced aground on a land- and 300 African laborers returning from min* work In South Africa and a crew of 30. Most of tbe dead were reported to be Afrl* cans. Tha reports said bodies of some of -the victims were washed ashore in shark-infested waters. Apparently they drowned while trying to swim to shore against an ebbing tide. Survivlors reached a remote, in­ accessible beach cut off by By LARRY VERSHKI* It’s not unusual When a aaa or woman breaks Into a home but when it's a dog - - - well . . . That's what happened at a home on Santa Barbara Dr. Ibis past weekend. Accordisg to’ police tha dog got into this houst and by th* time a neighbor got him out - - there was about |I0 dam­ age. No charges were placed against the dog. • * * The City is expected to award bids on chain for tha commission chambers tonight. Bids were open­ ed Friday and tbs opporent low bid was submitted by Universal Sealing Co. of Jacksonville with a bid of 923 00 per chair . ,. That's for 00 chairs . . .Coat for total «1.«20. • * • Tha City also is expected to wrap-up contract negotiations with Clark-Ptcts Daly, Lefiler aad Bush on^drawing up plans far a sewage treatment plant. • * • It's good to see farmer County Commissioner J. H. Vaa Hoy up aad around again. Tha commis­ sioner, was a patient ia lami­ nate Memorial Hospital for quite • VFW Post 8093 To M eet Tuesday DeBary's VFW Post I0M wiU meet at 7:90 p. as. Tuesday ia th* DeBary Fne House for au impor­ tant masting, officials at ^tha group reported today. , Officers ef tha Eighth District are expected ta be present and alt fam psavMa Publ.ic Hearing' On Zoning Held A t Oviedo Members of th* Oviedo City Council, meeting at I'p . m. In the City Hall Friday, conducted a publie hearing on tha 24-page ,report for the proposed soiling regula­ tions In the town. . Recomendations Included ia tha report, submitted by Baa- Jones, chairman of tho toning commis­ sion, will be taken up. for further discussion by 'the council at its nest regular meeting. NATO To Increase Front Divisions Casselberry Board Altamonte Council To See Directory Th* Casselberry Board of AtTo M eet Today dsrmcn will meet In regular ses­ Altamonte Spring* council mem­ bers will b* presented with a num­ ber of recommended l o s i n g changes for ths town at today's meeting, Clerk Henry Hansen said this morning. Th# council Is scheduled to meet Iq regular session at • p. as. In th* Town Hall. * Cancels Meeting *The July meeting of the North Orlando Village Council has been canceled due to lack of a quorum, Mayor Frank Fasula reported to­ day. sion at 7:30 p. ni,today at the Cas­ Tha monthly busteesi session selberry Women's Club. ordinarily would he bald at 7:30 Included on th* agenda will b* p.m. Tuesday, Faaula said, but Uis first showing of ths area’s two councilman would b* unable brand new residential and busin*** to attend, director which haa been compiled Reginald Webster is on vacation and published through th# apon- In California and Clarence Memsorshlp of tha town's Volunteer ory Is,confined to hia home due to Fire Dept. ! a leg injury, the mayor said. Taxes Co Up The FCO't governing board voted to inersass the flood control taxes from Its present level of .78 to .825 mill. This will add 1714 cento for every 11,000 evaluation to tha tax bills which go out about Nov. 1. Tha II counties comprising tho flood control district are Bemlnele, Brevard, Broward, Dade, Glades, Handry, 'Highlands, Indian River, Lee, Martin, Monro*, Okeschob**, Orange, Oareola, Palm Beach, Polk, 8u Lucia and Volusia. Officials said that tha existing levy ef .78 mill would have left the rCD nearly $1 million short of tha |9 million required In the budget for the coming year. It wag reported that the Increase of .178 mill would enable th* district to proceed with work on schedule, Sanford Man Reported Drowned locludad la wasksad deaths re­ ported today by United Msss In­ ternational was'that of WUlte C. McDonald, te-year-old resident ef Sanford. Th* Lak* County Sheriff* of­ fice, which cciuld give no further information early this morning, said that McDonald fell from a boat white fishing In a Lake Coun­ ty creak. » Other drowhtega in th* state report Included Alfred Barton, S3, and Marvin Louis Baker, 0, both Negroes, who drowned near Tampa Saturday when their boat cap­ sized and Byron E. Allred, 40, of Ft. Laudardal* who drowned while swimming at Boca Raton Beach Saturday. In traffic accidents, a Levy Couniy automobile crash that killed three perrons was th* worst of a weekend in which at least 15 perrons perished. Both drivers — Mary Jane Waters, *18, of Lake Butler, and Joseph E. Lucius, 47, of Newberry —died Initantly In the Iwo-iMf crash on Stale Road 333 near Lebanon Station. A passenger in Miss Waters' far. Mary Elizabeth Stinson, II, of Gainesville, wag fatally- injured. At least three other persons were killed in traffic Sunday. Five died in traffic Saturday. The Sunday deaths Included Perrin* restaurant owner B. C. Smith, 53, killed when hie car rraxbed into a utility pole ia Mi­ ami; Ben T. Meredith, 41, Fort Lauderdale, killed near Ocala when hi* car ran off the road and turned over; an<^ Bertha O. England, killed la a one-car acci­ dent near BrooksvUle. t U L W A ... Iron Curtain Tour ACCRA, Ghana (UPl) - Presi­ dent Kwarns Nkrumah kit by plan* Sunday for Moscow and a two month tour of Iron Curtain countries. More HorBemeat WASHINGTON (UPl) - Horsemeat production has Increased ia Russia in 11m with Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita Khrushchev's sugges­ tion that Russians eat more of 1L No Injuries MILAN, Italy (UPl) - A Scan­ dinavian Airlines Carsvella Jet plant blew out ■ Ure Sunday when it cam* la for an emergency landing with on* angina out but no o m aboard was injured. U, S. Should Act MIAMI BKACH (UPl) - Ira. Georg* Smatbars (D-Fte.) said Sunday night th* United flatas should act; to •Umbtafa Commu­ nism in Cuba and go it alone if necessary. Infant Suffocates TAMPA (UPl) - Three-monthold Charles David Ytltoo, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Charles David Yelton Jr., of Tampa, suffocated Sunday'while sleeping unattended in n ear bad. Parks Visits Hehvy JACKSONVILLE (UPl) — Tha Slate Chamber of Commerce has said 1.7 million persons flocked to Florida's 84 state parks during th* first six months at th* past fiscal year. Judge Williams stated that be felt "we would be pennywise and pound foolish to undertake any ex­ tensive renovation of the existing courthouse because “ I know of m method of rearranging the court­ house which will provide addition­ al needs by 1970. Judge Williams riled tha need for a large ISO spectator court­ room, a small 50 spectator court­ room, three circuit judges chambars, three witness rooms, a re­ ception room with three offices for the parote commission. Interroga­ tion room, one 13-maa Jury room, o m six-man Jury room, one grand ,y . Jury room and office space for Jr three court reporters. Th* ..County ‘ Commission last week put the courthouse needs on a continuing agenda and bad scheduled a meeting with court­ house officers Tuesday on the mat­ ter. However, Williams stressed (hat ha could not attend Tuesday*a meeting bee sum of a vacation Yv Kbeduto aad aakod tea board s time.this morning. Tba board had agreed to repair the roof of tho building .with tha bid, opening scheduled later ****> month. — Tba commission took an aetkw today on Williams' roquaat but agreed .to study tba matter. Dis­ trict 4 Commissioner Vernon Dunn, long te favor of tba m w courtbouse, thanked Judge Williams aad said bo "appreetated tho re­ port,? la other business, tie commis­ sion authorised tho rood depart­ mental# start work Immediately oB-somf eight projects frost CD funda of HurricaM Donna. Tho projects inclod* Holiday Drive at Boar Lake, Hermit* Trail at Lake Worlds, Dodd Road si Howell Creek. Labs Markbam Road aad culvert installations at Holiday Drive and Highland Drive. •■■ ■ Seeks Fire Cause TAMPA (UPl) — Fire Marshal Joa Gomes said ha hoped ta team today tha eaure of a fire which destroyed four warehouses and a feed mill on the edge of down­ town Tampa, causing an estima­ ted $1.11 million damagt. Restaurant Burns MIAMI BEACH (UPl) — Fir* destroyed tha plash Polynesian restaurant Kon-Ttki Sunday night. Tha rostaurant was etesod far th* summer. Two firemen were over­ come by smoke white fighting th* blaze, which caused an estimated $400,000 damage. - Prisoner Okay Negro Charged With Breakin A Geneva Nsfro was charged with breaking and entering today and was held under $1,494 bend, tbe Sheriffs Office reported. Tba Negro, Robert Turner FhH> Rpa, admitted breaking fate Basks Grocery Store sear Geneva aad taking about II. packs of tig arete and $30, deputies said. Deputies said entry ’was gained by breaking the south window of Uw building. All tho moMy and cigareta were recovered at Phil­ lips' house, deputies said. MIAMI (UPl)—A Florida char ter boat skipper recuperated today (rum tha rigors of living xa days ia a Cuban prison on “ pretty good food — horsemeat, rice and cbickpeai." OUn Williams, 40, *f suburban llomaslesd, smoking -a Investigation Set long cigar, tended Saturday at Mi­ CAPE CANAVERAL (UPlI - ami International Airport. Hu Th* Tampa ofllc* of tha National four crewmen, also released irom CAPE CANAVERAL (U K ) Labor Relations Board ia eg- prison this weak, are still Vying Scientists today ran final tests aa peeled to begin an invastlgaitoa to get out of Cuba. a 345-pound weather satellite they Ibis week of charges filed.against hope to eead into orbit Ibis week, the Radio Corp. of America by To Enter Plea Tiros III—ebon for television in­ a laboratory technicians union it JACKSONVILLE (UPl) r An tra-red observation satellite—^was this missile testing center. Ohio man ebarg«d with being aa boused la tha bulbous now of • accessory after th* fact la th* three-stage Douglas Thor • Delia slaying of a Jacksonville bar- rocket poised on a teuachiag pad. (•niter go** before a criminal Last-minute checks of th* moafa court Judge today to enter aipls* let and its launcher will determine in the case. Robert Dirtem,. It, of when tho sbet wiU be attempted. 000 and $14,000 a year and where Fremoot, Ohio, la charged with at­ la the money coming from 7" tempting to dispose af the death Mrs. Bennett made, her attack on gun alter bartender Walter F. Herald Index tha proposal last week by commis­ Stepoiak, 44, was shot to death Bridge ... sioners- that a masting be sched­ with it. test Aug. 21. riaeelfled uled with th* administrative aid* Cornice to the Alachua County board to M idis Launch Fails discuss the desirability of faffing POINT ARGUEUO, 'Calif, an assistant to the Seminole com­ tUPl)—An attempt to launch a mission. Midas sky-spy satellite fltefad to­ It was stressed at that time that day. Aa attempt te Inaarh tho Mi­ such a man, if hired, would not be' das a week ago Sunday ate* fatted a county manager and would not whew there was no ignition at tho have M y policy making authority. •f tho -taunt down, ; Final Tests Run For Weather Shot Protests Expected On Aide To Board A member ef the Casselberry I “ I think all the residents Inter-1 want to da Us* Job, they should Board of Aldermen predicted t o - i n how their tax money la step down. day that "tharsTI b# soma dsooIs ! *P*nl *hould go to th* meeting and L *:4V srens* asms of ths eomiuls., th. commissioners' m ctln . ,rt co“ '"l*ilon«rs know how ilunsra wanted ths prestige and at th. commissioners msstlng lh#y f -i, %bout M , . . M|#> B#I„ |elt I t|u#t but g , ^thing, On. s# y hs Tuesday protesting this discussion said. was put in offlca by th* people aa of a so-called administrative as­ “ Speaking aa on* taxpayer, 1 an executive and that's why he’d sistant." feel that only one of the commis­ like to hire a manager will) th* Mr*. Hop* Bennett of ths Cas­ sioners is doing a full time Job and taxpayers' money. selberry board, said she would be why ahould bo favor hiring an as­ “ The taxpayers ought to be present to apeak against the eassn- sistant for the others 7 more alert ia the future about ty hiring an administrator, which “The commissioners wars elect­ electing people to office to spend > 's glorified title for is ( ed by the taxpayers to handle ths their money. If they hire an ofik* joaunty* affaire aad M they don't assistant U wiU cost between |1(L- IS — - r - a — WASHINGTON (UPl) — Presldtnt Kennedy has ordered a new rfQiew of ths nation’s defense* In the light of Soviet threats to Bar* lin, it was disclosed today. Deputy Defense Secretary Rocwall L. Gilpatrick said the Presi­ dent ordered the review Saturday after Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev announced that Ruaala was calling off its planned mil­ itary manpower reductions. ‘Wfilpetrlek disclosed the Presi­ dents directive in testimony to a Senate appropriations subcommit­ tee. If the defense review leads to the conclusion that military spend­ ing should be boosted, revised bud­ get requests will be submitted to Congress, Gilpatrick told the sub­ committee. Chairman A. Willis Robertson, (V-Va.), asked Gilpatrick whether the President’s top military advis­ ers would be free to give their own � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 07, 1961 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Buzzed ..Russian Ships Bulletin WASHINGTON (C P I)— The Justice Department filed Ita first rivil rights voting suits In Mia•salppl today, charging that Nsgross In Clarks and Forraat counties hare bee* unlawfully deprived af their right la rate. MOSCOW (UPI) — The Soviet Union charged today that Ameri­ can planea butted Ruttian ahlpt 300 timea In tha last air month* in acta of Mhlgh aoat piracy." The official Soviet trade union new*paper Trud laid aaveral of these incidents took place near Cuba and charged that "nearly all Soviet ehlpa off Cuban shores are ^ubjeeted to eueh provocations." • Trod tald tha “ piratic sorties" urn made from bases located outaid* the United States, iaclndiag those in Spain, Italy, Greece end Turkey. The newspaper said the Soviet ship Gnu Ia wee “ repeatedly butt­ ed” recently while taking young Cuban fanner* to the Soviet Union. Their actions 'are manifestly endly,” it aaid. “ Tha bombers i fighter* flew right aver tha deck Just above the masts. Planes bussed the Grasla at night, too, with their haadllghta twitched on." Among tha faw details Trud of­ fered waa that an American hy­ droplane carrying tha number 0144 circled over the Soviet ahlp I. Sechenov Mar Havana, * U. 8. destroyer numbered 137 came “lmfgermltsably close" to tha ahlp, and another hydroplane a u m b e r e d 123337 dived at Ita deck at 4 a. m. aa July t. C U. S. To Recognize _... | f e 9 * U H iN a i$ fc <Ufi> Kennedy administration waa re­ ported ready today to brave the wrath af NatlooaUat China and eatabUah diplomatic relations with tha Soviet-sponsored Mongolian Peoples' Republic. Official sources said prepara­ tions were being made to send a mU. S. mission to tha capital clly of w la a Bator to agree bn the level af representation in each country. 1W U. S. decision is expected lo Mark strong criticism from some congressmen, who back National­ ist China's contention that Com­ munist Outer Mongolia is ■ independent country but n slaa satellite or territory rightly belonging to the Chinese. The U. S. embassador to Nation’H W Chins, Everett Dnimright, who Is coming homo this week Jsr “ routine consultations," has repeatedly urged the State De­ partment la delay action. Ha hois reported that his rale Gone with President Cblang Kal shek have become almoat impos­ sible because of tension on the Mongolian issue and Nationalist ffieaentment at tbs possibility of nad China being admlttad ta tha Unitad Nations. Tha question of possible U. S reletieas with Outer Mimgslii sterna frem Russia’s refusal at tha last UN General Assembly hi ad­ mit tbs new African nation af Mauretania unless Outer alas waa admitted. <Oflando Youth Escapes Injury In C a r M ishap Aa 13-year-old Orlande . i charged with recklees driving he (eat control of his car an Rd. and IR 413 Wednesday Urn Highway Patrol re___ . . . Jim Porter said Bud Charles Mitchell Williams acricus injury hi jhc miabap. t a 3m Hid ha apparently t e * amtort af his car while travelled at n Ugh vale of speed. The car ad over 'm e aod t half times who a Mai wreck, Fi t* 3100.000 with tha funds to be sup­ plied from Civil Defense. The widening Job, according to Bliss, will atop any waters of Or­ ange County from Gooding that part of Seminole north of Red Bug Rd. Herald Index Orange County ie supplying the equipment end manpower for the mesalve Job while Seminole secur­ ed the necessary rights of ways. The project started in the epring but was stopped because of rights VOL. of wsy problems involving land owner* in the area. Blits said recently property own •re gave their whole hearted *n doreement to the program. The job ie expected to be completed by mid-September. S ty ? i& m fo r h WEATHER: Cloudy through Friday. High today. 88-94. Low tonight, 70-78. 63 United Press Leased t Established 1908 THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA County French Soldiers Use Tear Gas News Briefs At Moslem Rites Blasts Hits Peak N O . 22 9 M eet On Administrative Aid By LARRY VRK8HKL The County Commission plans tome of the work load off tha commission. The County Commission plans to hold a special ses­ to open bids on repairing tha roof However, action waa tabled on any decision. sion with the Alachuu, County Commission Adminis­ of th* courthouse on July 22. Look MOSCOW (UPI) — A “ powerful Avery today emphaaiaed that an administrative as­ trative Assistant within the next 14 days to discuM the peaceful explosion" has demol­ ALGIERS, Algeria (UPI) — out for an angry blast from on* of job classification and duties o f n special assistant to tha sistant ahouid not be confuted with a county manager. ished one of the mountains of the French soldiers end police used th* commissioners on undertaVing “ He would have no policy making authority whatso­ Seminole Board. Caucasus, a Soviet newspaper re­ tear gas today to head off trouble any major repairs to th* 40-yenrever,” Avery advised. County Commission Vice Chairman James P. Avery before It got started at a funeral old structure. The dlscueaioa will ported Wednesday. Avery explained that Alachua County haa had aa said this morning that on a recent trip to Tallahaaeee, for Moalema killed iu rioting Wed­ be thick and heavy at Tuesday's he m et with Howard Weatem, Alachua administrative adminiatrativa assistant for three years and “ M haa nesday. meeting when courthouse officials On Vacation worked out fine for all concerned.” assistant to the board and discusaed with him a joint The funeral throng of 300 Mos­ meet with th* board to plow needs NICE, France (UPI) - Jooeph meeting with the Seminole board to explain tha dutlM "He has been well worth the money he waa paid,” P. Kennedy, father of President lem men, women and children waa of th* courthouse for (he next 10 Avery aaid. o f the job. Kennedy, arrived from Paris milling about at nearby Kolca and years. Tha commissioner pointed out that ha hopea tha Earlier this year. District 5 County Commissioner • • • Wednesday lo Join his wife at their a demonstration seemed imminent, meeting will taka place within the neat 14 dajre "whUa John Fitzpatrick recommended that tha board atudy tha Neat Tuesday will alee be the with many carrying green and villa at nearby Antibes. we are ha the midst of .budget hearing*.1* . possibility o f hiring an a d m in istra te assistant to taka whita Algerian rebel Gags and day tha county board starts talk­ waiting. ing over the budget. We hear that Christening1Set Police' and soldier* Bred their just about every department under SANTA MONICA, Calif. (U P I)The baby daughter of Mr. and tear gaa grenades aa a precaution­ the board jurisdiction ie asking for Mra. Pater Lawfard will bo ehris- ary move. The fumes drifted an increase ef funds but the word tened Saturday in St. Monlea'a through the crowd which dispers­ is that appropriation increase* ed. J will be far and in-between. Catbolie Church. • • • Later ,police used tear gaa Sworn In again to keep Europeans and Mos­ AU this talk about a sewerage TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — For­ lem* apart at Constantine, where treatment plant haa brought many IP-'Jmer State Sen. John Rawls of 30,000 Moslems turned cut peace­ persona wondering if th* property Marianna was sworn in Wednes­ ably for the funeral of two persona around the proposed plant — N. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The day as Judge of the North Florida killed In the demonstrations. Seminole Blvd. will decrease, be­ State Turtpike Authority hopes to District Court of Appeals. Elsewhere, most of Algeria was cause of any odors. City Manager calm today in the waka of Wed­ W. E. Knowles, however, has set complete feasibility studies lo Infant D i e B nesday's bloody street battling tha record straight. No odors ex­ time to announce in Orlando Fri­ day the route of a proposed north­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Ja- that resulted in 30 Moslems killed pected to com* from th* plant. • • • • nice Denise Jefferson, an 13- and 206 wounded. In addition, 13 ward extension of the Sunshine monlhs-otd Negro girl, died Wed­ French soldiers wars killed and 60 The Civitan Club has alerted State Parkway. nesday after drinking a bottle of wounded when rebel commandos work on constructing a Navy PiekAuthrol y Chairman John Ham­ roach poison. attacked army poets guarding the up station on Fifth and Park Ave. mer to)d Gov. Farris Bryant Wed­ east Algerian port of DJidJelli. for servicemen needing n lift back Date Set to the Navy base after a visit in nesday if the studies are finished TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — J by Friday,' the Authority fwant* town. • - • • ,,ylo announce the rout* at 4 f . m. SH V marketing flue-curdij You might Jm Interested 'in meeting. i . . . ! alTM 1B .tobacco, Bryant ’ said prevlodsiy his atf» er Doyl*> r a mini*.ration definitely Wottd b* that it,Waa able to extend tha toll road as plans a ■ for buxines* far oorth a* Orlando, and possibly TAMPA (UPI) — Plans were , ---- tberiy'p first as far as a point south of OcalSi underway today far a proposed la. complefM and ready Backing ef Knowles, as we did Bryant wants to extend tho homo c^msmi community tor retirees ntar bfrtlon.Ht* Chief Paul borne •Sifter. tha city 'manager say* road to JaeksoovUlo eventually, W ' . ' would sceam modal* 33,- Aaed toiay. f hare that we 'tbit Urn reason Ihare was no ll*g but said IMro if HUM thsnco of 000 pardons. I ’ ^ ■fi .The boolf, com | •Tin compiled and publish- rtby City Halt Tuesday Tuosd wai that doing this right away. at under ui eponeership of the Cas tSw* City Commission isslon ruled that Authority member* will be la Nettf Jot Job * New selberry Volunteer Fire Dept., cult- tha Gag should bo Gown by the Orlando Friday to -take part in WORKERS TODAY started clearing away ahrubbary from A c TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Dr. el»U of 33 pages printed on 70- Baudthell en apodal holidays. dedication of a segment af inter­ i :..i| tion of Seminole Memorial Hoepltal to atari tha ftrat phase ft* a M bid ' 1 Henry I. Langstoo, former health pound enamel paper. The attrac­ Al state highway’ with the Road b y the Jenningd hospital addition. Tho actual conatruetion, to ba V? officer of Gulf County, will take tive white Krome-Kote cover he* Board, th* governor, Federal (Herald Photo) Construction Co., Orlando will start next Monday. over July 10 as director of tho tho title and otbar lettering in Highway Administrator Rex Whit State Crippled Children's Com­ fltu-red ink. ton .and Congresamaa James A. mission. Listings Include 823 homes and Haley of Sarasota. businesses and, on the basis of tha The ceremonies will officially Plants Ready last census an estimated tJM res­ open a 31-mfle stretch of Inter­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Five ident* are covered. state Rout* 4 between America new 'plants which manufacture A * directory also 4 a e l u d e a The Longwood Council will meet St. in Orianu- and U, S. Highway MIAMI (UPI)—Federal agent* Leon wont to Hoag Kniy end set by Mra, McAlister married Bmlto electronic and missile components names of present town officials, a swooped own on 10 Mlami-area up a trading aesoual with the Halloa, aa Adjmi crony. 27 in Polk County. have been constructed la Florida street map with indexed key and n today at 8 p.ra. in the City Hail for linen shops Wednesday, aciaod Shantung Trading- Unloa te pur­ Mlnakoff said the linea ahef* to bring tha total ta 13 in tho separate street listing with nil the regular July business session. alleged Communist-made lloeaa chase embroidered linens pro­ wet* art a l - ykdjml ewned. Ha state. Last week on Thursday night, and chlrgsd the notorious “ Crying duced 1a Tstegtoa, Communist said other shops in tha area may homes and building numbers of hav* takes Rad Chinas* goods to Adjral" merchants with conspi­ China. tha council met in n called session each and their occupants. good faith aad if so, no ahargaa Two Arrested “ Shantung would ship tho goods racy to smuggle Chines* Commu­ Leading business firms of 'the lo frame a request to tho County GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador (UPI) - couaty which servo Casselberry nist good* imo Uw United States. to. a firm in London,” Mlnakoff would ha placed against tha awnTwo Florida pilots arrested lait residents also are prominently ad­ Commission asking that Orange , -W; A treasury agent said the linea said, “ which would tbon trans­ era. Ave. paving fumls, placed In es­ December were released here vertised in the directory. trad* botwoeo Rod China aad ship thorn to an Adjmi agent la Tha Adjmls got thoir atekaam* Toronto, Canada. Payinan.s were from thoir sates technique St Wednesday after their three-year Firemen will stage an unveiling crow at tha Cttacns Bank of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Secre­ Miami may amount to $300,000. sentence for smuggling was re­ Oviedo, be released. Loon Adjmi, loader o( th* mad* by the same route." Ho crying aad bagging to proapoethja tary of glate Dean Rusk' went be ef th* new book nt Monday’s said ho did not know bow the buyers, mostly tourists, that they duced to sis months. Board of Aldermen meeting in the A la was dona, according to fora Congress today to make a “ Crying Adjmi" elan and hia two war* aa tha-edge of poverty and goods got hetq from Toronto. sons, Charles and Joseph, were Longwood Mayor A. R. Lormann, last-ditch plea for President Ken Town Hall after which distribution desperately needed foe tala. Mlnakoff argued befors Lard because the county had asked the ■fd/’s beleaguered H I billion charged with conspiracy to trad* will immediately get underway. MIAMI (UPI) — Twenty-nine city to put up another gt,aoo in foreign aid request. with the enemy and conspiracy mis*toner Roger Edward Davis carloads af lord aoiaod boro last addition lo the IT,Mi already on Bulk waa acboduled for a clos­ to amugglo goods into tb* United that Charles and Loo* should b* placed under 33M.300 bond. Tho week in a settlement against the bead. Investigation revealed that ed door meeting .this morning States. Cuban government will be auc­ tho additional sum would bo used with th# Senate Foreign Relation* Joseph Adjmi also waa chargtd brothers. said they wore already tioned odf Monday at West Palm for work outside the city limits Commute*,- which baa been con­ with violation of th* federal law uadap a $10,ON federal bond an Beech. By VsIM Frees l s f o n l l w l and Council Attorney Webber sidering 1*4 meaauto off-and-on forbidding trade with aa enemy mall, fraud charges' -and foo.ooo Wild winds and flooding rains Haiaoe advised that such action since its public hearing* ended nation. He waa freed on 123,000 state band. Petition bond and hia brother on 311,000 Tha state bond oovora appeal swept Kansas Clly, Mo., today by tho city would bo illegal, Lor- two weeks ago. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) A along a storm lioa stretching all mano said. Rusk’s appearance before the bond. Th* father could not be of a five-year jail term for swin­ KUWAIT (UplMCuwalt invited dling Mra. Genevrs McAlister, other Arab nattoaa today te send petition by while children aod tha way from the wheat bait la Ha added that members of the commute* waa bis third since the located. widow af a Philadelphia automo­ troops to defend this oU-rioh Uttto thotr parseto to Intervene fat a Marylead. E. E. Mlnakotf, chief enforce­ council voted last, week to go group formally opened bearings school integration suit hero waa At (ha eastern edge of tho storm ahead with plana for tha loaf- last month. )fo mad* tha admlnis- ment afficor af the Treasury Da- bile agency owner, out af |1 mil­ sheikdom against • possible attack turned down Wednesday by Fed­ system, a Trailways boa skidded awaited paving and that area union's opening agpeal and later partmeat's Foreign Assets Coo- lion la a fantastic schema whore- by Iraq. With th" United Arab Republic eral District Judge Bryan Simp- out of control in tho rala and contractors already have been no­ met with th* commltto* again aft­ trot Division, slid the Adjmi* demanding withdrawal of British careened Into a tree near Coaler- tified of Longwood’s intent to at- er his return from Europe with began the Red Chinese trade in troops from boro, the deputy thief ., ills. Minskoff said Joseph aad villa, Va. Kennedy. eept bids. ruter, Abdullah al-Mubarah al* Mystery Solved Sabah, aaid Kuwait was “ ready te JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - A a receive •any props**! Hum ear mystery af ■ missing Jackson­ Arab country to participate to K fc ville woman sod her feur-year-ekl wait's defeat*." daughter was solved Wednesday MOSCOW (UPI) — .Soviet Pro Tim eaiy country that haa nmegl . whoa Duval Couaty authorities re­ ceived a massage saying the two Official* af the sponsoring et- up ail the way from the field on and reported that people already supper w it served, feur-ytaroid inter Nikita Khrushchov today an- troop* eo far, besides Brtteto, te H California. ganiaatteoa for Fourth of Jely SB 414 worth te SB 437. art talking about “ what wt’H do Laurie Anne Snyder, daughter ef nauaqod Us* signing af a pact of Saudi Arabia. About 4.600 British addisr* hav* . celebrated* hi Imegweood and la fort, the chief aaid, crowd* next year. . Mr. aad Mrs. James Snyder, was mutual assistance, friendship end ■ North Orlando report that partial- wor* so much larger than expect­ He aaid that in addition te pro­ crowned “ Little Miss North Or­ cooperation with North Korea. dug to tteag th* northern border Gives Birth with Iraq, te -addlUoa to Bai HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Blonde patio* end attendance at each ed that the mao experienced a Ut­ viding a “ sate, stay-at-home boll- lando" foam among 21 oniric* in Khrushchov spoke te th* Krom Arabian aad KuwaW tiaapa. attfuee May Britt, the wife af Ne­ event waa “far grantor than ox- il* difficulty in finding aa eras day" lor area raetgeate, tho ander- the contest. gro eutertaleer fammy Davis Jr., ported.” Attendant* war* Lauroea Mur­ lia-at a “friendship rally" to th* large enaugh te art off the tiro- taking provpd rewarding to roes sad N f o , gave birth Wednesday te • daugh­ longwood Fiiw Chief Claude city Itself sihe# U•brought such a phy, four-year-old daughter of honor of-visiting North Korean display. ter doacrihed by the proud father Lay*, fhaweh anahto to give a Mr. aad Mrs. Fat Murphy, who Premier Kim U Sung. teelteg ef c ★ ★ ★ ae “ g beautiful, healthy, wander lion to the merchants, business­ was first maid and Susan Lorraine • Ha aaid that the pact after the event, did estimate that Ad baby.” four-year-old daughter of far mutual military A pictorial display af the In- men and rsaldarta and to th* profit* would ho in tho Day ratehrihmi at civic, -church and eoclal groups ail Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rhodes, sec- cans a third party tha contracting pa Riot i 1 md North Orlando la working together t* make 'the YORK (UPI)—Mere than A s tofSmati attendant*. Lay* aaid hula** were Stewart ' “ Ws ara agateet mil page U af today's cetebratiM tech a big evert. 193 Negroes and Puerto Bican* that tat e deputy from Sheriff J. L. Herald. la North Orlando, th* afternoon Helmly, Mrs. William MacKiatesk but ww war* compelted Maw Verb Chy’a today hocauaa th* Bobby's office tolled 1* to help and ovi Bide battled la th estimated with fogffie during tho % *v*atog Japan and athm • to*. ■ It tank 33 estimated that at least IJ N ears Longwood Mayor A. B Hon a of mort than an hour** Urns sow- rejected all ear a daafn equsd can la goall jamnsad tha parking area. Traffic idana, ashed for eluded tho colahrstfon, first osar lawsIona to tha fa r: * can Wmt J m * warn hootod forth* la h* rtoged i f Mm Yttfopa. Turnpike Board Hopes To Complete Report Soon ] Longwood Asks For Road Fund FBI Raids Miami Linen Stores Rusk Plans Last Ditch Ajd Plea Kuwait Asks Arabs To Kansas City H it By Winds, Rains 4th Celebrations Termed Success ★ ★ ★ Pngs Wire w k w .'? Reds Sign Pact With North Korea �Loagwood Cousefl Meeting, City B i l l i e . m. • - • - 0; V. !T WILL PAT YOU TO DRIVE THE rBW BIYRAl.iLRS TO ATTEND THE GRRATB8T JEWRLRY BiLB BYBB HELD IN THE VICINITY. BARGAIN! AALORB ALL TBBU TBB STOBB. PKIDAT GrMUr ChnJuo*. Community C M City Board t i R a tta n , C t u u K l . Houot, g y . m. SATURDAY Goorgo M. Jneoba Manorial Pott IIL American ligion, Chuluota, Bojr Scouts, Scout DON CHRISTOPHER, manager of Publix Food Market preaenta a ailvar tea and coffee set to Mrs. A. C. Tyaingar of Orlando after Mra. Tyalnger won first prize at the grand opening day drawing at the market located on Hwy. 17-92 and 8R 436. (Herald Photo) V m Hall, itlo p. m. , • • • QaaMliawy Board of AWItmao, Warn* a'a Club, 7:10 p. m. KETCIIUM, Idaho (UPI)—Emoat Hemingway, who rosJsaaly •ought and wrote of adventure throughout the world, will bo bur­ ied today is the email Idaho town when the bloat of a abotgua brough death. The il-jrear-old author will ho buriod in Ketchum public ceme­ tery, near hia mountain homo and alongside the grave o f ea old friend and bunting companion, Taylor Williams. Hemingway's funoral will be at­ tended by only n few friends and members ad hie family — togeth­ er for tbo first time in more than M yean. A simple graveside service will ha conducted by Father Robert J. Loagwaad Morehaat’a A n n , | Coroner Bay McGoldrkk said "people can nuke up their own minds" whether the author ahot himself acridentially or committed suicide. Estimates AND ASSISTANCE ON ALL YOUR FLOOD COVERING REQUIREMENTS W E ARE NOT GOING OUT OF BUSINESS! Kitty artlel. runu lM * Greatest Jewelry C MEN'S LADIES Linoleum • Carpeting H ouse o f Floors Faen Pleas • Fern Park te t-ieu FRESH NURSERY STOCK la Pete and Cone . ' 17 - Jewel WATCHES PETRUS GARDEN SUPPLY Pern Park m North of OS ea 11-fl Irildgt Club Ploy* On Fourth Holiday Urn Fourth at M y holiday lewd eight tables la play at the weekly eeeeiea ef DeBery Duplicate Bridge Club members et the Cemmueity O n ter. Wienere ef the eflerneea play were, III, first, B. X. Walters sad John McHalo; aooond, a tin, Mr. and Mm. Jotei Veadarsehaef end Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Baker. BW winners ware first, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur WUlgooee; asneed, N. Mortimer end W. Woodleek end third, Mrs. M. Patterson and Mrs. r. Holder. I SEW A N D SAVE I REM NANT SH O P U f^ n rttn J IM t Pink; Blue and W h ite LO O K TH ESE 1 I 72-inchee W ide A L L TYPES B A R G A IN S O VER ! a I hflf Mew I lf Anniversary 48-lnehee W ide the First Prize Portable Tatevlaion H A R R Y STEW AR T R t 2 , Box 82 M aitland e R egular 92.98 , ; R egular $L 19 H w y. 1 7 -9 1 8 . Te Drive Thru Fern Seariaole County Line O U LA N O a FLA. SE W A N D SAVE ■r— ---- ; i , r < l �/ n 1 LA "G E G R A D E " A " Dr. & Dr. B A K IN G ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ . ■ S W IF T 'S P R E M IU M B A S QUICK 20 " PO RTABLE E L E C T R IC K O Z IN G E O R G IA P E A C H SL IC E D 5 YEAR G U ARAN TEE SMOKED .. WHOLE QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Price* Hood Thurn., KrL, SuU July ti, 7, 8, Boston Butt* PORK Coptlond Family Pack Ptah Fillet Jumbo Chunk Claw Breaded Veal 39' Lunch Meatpko69‘ Perch ROAST BOLOGNA 39' Crab Meat <£69' Cutlets SAUSAGE Eat-Rite Smoked Chicken Parts IrN it Leg* Wlitft „49 49*29 Fish Fillet Umlt 1 of your ehoice with Food Order YOUR CHOICE Maxwell House COFFEE DETERG ENT m(er WHITE er GT. B O X UmH 1 « f your choice with Food Order O opp's Itrolnod BABY Libby's Cut Deep South Hambui Food 6 4l£ 53' Beets25' 2Dills <£i 2 2lZ 49' Delsey 2x35.19* Coed Drinks 6 &£ 49* Juice 3 £? 69' Butter 3 & 99' Fig Bars 2&39* Pineapple !£ 29* Tuna 2 c« 49* Kleenex 2«*49' Bread 2 ^ 29* Vacuum Packed Ghek Canned Soft Thrifty Maid Tomato Sweet Tree! Sliced Blue Bay Light Meat Dixie Darling Peonut Crackin' Foclal Tieeue Dbde Dwrhng Enriched YOUR CHOICE N O R T O N 'S Apple, Cherry, Peach, Coconut SH O R T EN IN G a ’^ y $ i o o — FROZEN SPECIALS — SARA L et,- . Delicious wtth lee CrCom PO U N D C A K E 79/ ST R A W B ER R IES S S r T B E A D E D Shrimp Si 1.49 ORANGE JUKE 5 £ 99, HMS.WJSU PP,ES H A W A IIA N w h c h 5 £ V BEi *.Y HILL . . Serve with Pound Coke fXmkUmt U tah m I I BLUE BONNET Potatoes 5 - 29/ EXTRA LARGE FANCY WESTERN _ f Sf L^- - 1I j �Peter Edson’s P o lit ic a l " I Thought You Fixed It!" a s th e d t y starts a sort o f ure saoufh there seems to be a delegation of i brirrsfin* the commission with complaints. N o te b o o k Esst German satellite government. It is whet is done to implement that paper that will const. Than Western powers would bo fooUali to believe any statements of Khrushchev before or after Vienna eajrlnr the West would retain sc* cess rights to Berlin. The Western powers will talk , M dndly Right fo r Instance. ran of Sanford merchants accused the Sanford r a to thiak that their ares i mentioned. the esse. r~ ■\r rersslsd this m orning that lights, hut they ere not negotiable and will not bo abandoned. Ke such talks, however, are now be. The next step will depend on f i l l i f tiffa Raul* tikiie By HAL COCHRAN Every time tha price of wheat tikas O Jump they say U with. Maybe they have never travel* ad afar or attended say fsaey parties, so abea sther youaptsre hegis hSestisg ef their ebpltss rides er visit to Disaoylasd, etc., the sge s f n wd youngster* just /* cation that somebody was thirsty, e • • The moat successful guides club is n good, strong boo handle. The Russians sustained a real setback in the Congo. This is what helgMsoad their demands for tri­ partite, neutral-Communl*t-We«tera national control of interna* tiffml m t f i n , Since Russia has saen that Its influence can wane, It may want to m at# a now'Imago of Invinci* Mttty. The main obstacle to this is the position of the United States, Britain and France in West Berlin. So the first Communist objective is to force the Western powers to got out. By ao doing, the Russians would hope to solidify tha Communist position through Central Europe. It would translate tbs demarca­ tion linos laid out at the end of No sue can prevent Russia from World War U into permanent na* signing a piece o f paper with its And their starved ego relishes this tavy sad shocked admira­ tion of other children. When caught to a Us, they may try to fabricate another ns na alibi or gist bull their way ROME, Italy— Being Nothing Mon Than A List Of Ihlaga An American Mtoaaa After Be Baa Bean Abroad Far a While: Amsrtean sounds. Rrorythlag ir'to-A gasi giamsaa. tte tawr ttrtoa his (might add antigto him greedy at he Is. afield ha tells the truth, > wifl ha • Mine. Repairs • • Light Hadrian Work Barface Grindlag • Lathe W eek O Welding Can F A 2*5510 HARCAR M achine ft Tool Co. MW Orlande Drtre Mwy. 1T-M 1H MOee Bo. at Banfocd cream, a lot ef "daicaa" and "flans" but nothing to tbs way ef deis m that can Us the shoos of strawberry shortcake, mines pis, cheese cabs, or Just plain slab of devil's toed,cake. And a: for coffee, wvU'R'a a m aim boat loft undlsrueerd. It's enough to say their coffee Isn’t save in Oermady and Austria, and toe a nun living in Italy that’s a long Journey before breakfast tor a cup ef coffee. The American flag. It doesn't fly teuer lbs Embassy hare la Rome, so about the only time an American sees ana is whan ha visile a port city and an Amer­ ican ship happens to ha In. Ge without Uw eight ef the flag fw ST*Mother," toufthw as a iNNtMfct1 ^ i\ lad that same uudedryte {lie OUE then isn't a piece of toast .to be had between tha Up of S r d n and the too sf Italy, lbu Euro­ pesaa have least, hut It is about as appetising as a child's slate, FO R- W A R D IN G H O U SE • .V Pointer for your personal progress from J L your partner ^ F IR S T F E D E R A L S A V IN G S < I m vsst t o u r oAvnrao w ith up M W , W J u ly 1 0 4 . m d y o u ’ll receiv e fu ll • MMriW e a n r io p m Committee! WA1HINGTON (UP1) - Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg baa aanouneed establishment of II tabor relations committees to bond off etrihrs at U. I. missile sites. t■ e ra to B ooted , Florida Thursday, July «, *215,540 D ecem b er. E ven If y o u liv e o u t o f to w n « find it Inconvenient to oooao fat pmsoaolfar. y o u otffl co n f e t tboon fu ll ea rn in g* S im p ly m ail y o o r a orfa ip (c h o c k o r a m n ey o r d e r ), togeth or w ith y o u r boom an d o d d x e n , en d w e l l sen d y o u y o u r o r e d f e d s e w l a p b o o k b y retu rn m o i l Savings in vested w ith u s are en tirely firaeftem fluctuation. T h e y alw ays retain thair p a r v a in e s t 100 ognts o n th e dollar, a n d thay’j e s e o m e f e e ^ b in s u r e d s a fe t y u p t o $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 b y a a g e n c y o f th a U . 8 . g o v e r n m e n t IN I fa * ■ M ia m 3 3 ■ -.‘Si i•: M R U K4, ate* u jc t iila : * ■v " :,i.. • J' . V ‘ rPf: 7,3* ..- *. * * v ‘ :,f ____________ ____ _____ e— ■— wiin. ■ . J LirffcV < - I . „ • ‘. K i-IWsu i m— it *»*ifiTnM ■— �M iss Dorothy Mary Hill, J. W. Harris Married In Ceremony At Philadelphia Mias Dorothy Mary Hill, daughf e r of Mrs. Eleanor P. Hill of Philadelphia, Pa., and Ena. John Walter Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Harris Sr., of San­ ford, were united in :narriago June 17 at 1 p.m. in the Immacu­ late Conception Catbolie Church, in Philadelphia. Father Thomas Browne C. M., officiated at tbs candlelight double ring ceremony. • AlUr flowers were arrange­ ments of gladioli and carnations. A program of wedding music was presented by the church organiet. The bride, given In marriage by1down the front and back to the end rr uncle, Thornaa Preston, wore of the chapel train, white organdy gown, with elbow Her finger tip veil fell from a ngth sleeves and trimmed with cap of organdy and roses and ahe alenciennca lace. Organdy but- carried a cascade bouquet of. ma and bowa paraded all the way white carnations and rosea. School Friends Meet Jim Hawkins 4\nd His Bride Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hawkins of Fredericks, Md., were honor guests at a school chum get to­ gether at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Carter on Holly Ave. Monday evening. Several of Jim’s high school friends decided to get together at the Carters and meet his new flbride, and to talk over high school days together after a few years absence. The* Carter home was decorated with garden flower*. After the gabfeat the boats served light re­ freshments to Mr. and Mra. David Galloway and son of Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Morris and son of Osteen, the honor guests ^ind hoita and their children. V The Hawkins trill return to their home next week. Treat Yourself MRS. JOHN WALTER HARRIS Mrs. Francis Schaffer, matron of honor, wore a dress of white silk organza, with bell shaped skirt trimmed with bowa of laven­ der ailk organza. Interspersed with lavender ribbon bows and embroidered violets. She wore a lavender hat, veil and shoes and carried a bouquet of white glad­ ioli, centered with lavender car­ nations. Bridesmaids were Mian Bar­ bara Cavanaugh and Miss Carol Ramsay and little Mias Dorothy Preston was junior bridesmaid. Thomas Everett Was beat man and serving as ushers were Jos­ eph Preston and U. John Dickey. The bride’s mother wore a blue and green all silk ensemble and the groom’s mother wore a pink silk organza dress, with white ac­ cessories. Both wore white gar­ denia corsages. Following the ceremony a re­ ception was held at the Cedarbrook Country Club. The couple left for a wedding trip through the southeastern part of the country. Including a deep sea fishing trip at Boca Grande, Fla. *nte bride attended the Im­ maculate Conception Grammar School in Philadelphia, the Ancillq Domini Academy and St. Joseph's College. The groom was born In Tampa, attended schools there and in Ala­ bama. He graduated from the U. S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., June 7. After July IS, the couple will make their borne in Mayport, while the groom is serv­ ing in the U. S. Navy and sta­ tioned at Mayport. Out of town guests included the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Elizabeth Cherry from New York, J o A No-Set Summer Haircut • By ALICIA MART, NEA The one Ume each day whan women envy men la the moment ’ of the nightly halrsetUng. It fre­ quently M an annoyance to have to reafh for those roller* again. This la particularly true in sum­ mer and on vacation. Somehow, winter lends Itself to long and lei­ surely beauty sessions. Summer does not You’d like to spend ^nuch moro of your time relaxing or having fun. And having fun doesn’t mean sticking lots of little metal clipa over your bead at ar­ tistic intervals. But things really bit rock bot­ tom at the seaside. Either your hair goes limp or becomes a halo of futz. No amount of setting teems to keep It looking pretty. Knowing many mbwio | this, unit a good |uuu man/ •American hair stylists have de­ veloped a technique of cutting that •flmiaatea the need for nightly hair acttings. Rather than coax the hair into an artificial shape, these stylist* carefully fallow the hair trend as they rut. The curly cap 1* for hair with • wave or a tendency to wave. 1b* pixie cut Is for hair that's absolutely straight. You might not ’•want Is go along with either In wiotof, but in summer tbey're Meal. Such a hair styling become* worth its might ia gold at shampoo Ume. Hair must be shampooed much moro often ia summer Masks to humid heat, dipt ia aaa ar pool aod perspiration. But now, you caa shampoo It, comb it la■So place aad appear Is public "while U’a still damp! Calendar THURSDAY First Presbyterian Church S*sales fcpsatli at T:M p.m. FRIDAY The membership commlasioa of the Ebenezer Methodist Church sponsor* a covered diak dinner far new member* to be rocaivtd Into the church, Sunday, July P. CU RRY CHEESE FIE Te bah* a cherry cheat pie, pre­ heat Um even to iU degrees. Use 1 % b-lach pie pan with pastry Add Itt cup* fresh cherries mixed with Ig cup sugar and S table­ spoons quick cooking taploea. Rake ia prthaaled oven If min- * See Movie On Communism The Jaycer Wive* met at the home of Mrt. Hammond Polk Monday night. President. Mrt. Stu Stctaon, ap­ pointed Mr*. Tony Trama, Mr*. Tom Largen and Mrs. Jaek Wil­ ber to look into the needs of the Little Red School Home and to re­ port their findingi at the next meeting. The social committee announced that plans are being mid* for a children’s party to be held later this month. The telephone com­ mittee wtll contact alt of the mem­ bers when details are complete. Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Arch Hosick, Mra. Ed Taft, and Mr*. Charlea Tetenbaum were elected on the nominating committee. They will meet with the president and pre­ sent a slat* of officers for the coming year at the next meeting. Mrs. Stetson welcomed two proapfctive new members, Mrs. Garnet While and Mrt. Ed Mc­ Call, and invited them to join the club. Proceeding the meeting Lt. Talmage thawed an Interesting movie railed "Communism On The Map." After the meeting refreshments were served by hoiteaiei, Mra. Polk and Mrt. Paul Lewii, to Mrt. Stetson, Mrt. Larxen, Mrt. Trama, Mrt. Wilber, Mrs. Taft, Mrs. Tetenbaum, Mra. Bud Stew­ art, Mra. Dora Cambell, Mrt. White and Mrt. MrCall. (Cop Pht Reception Honors Minister Members of lb* Community Methodist Church in DcBary held a reception for Rev. and Mrs. Damon Scott, the new min.stcr, recently at the church on Highbanks Road. Everett Swift, church layman, acted as master of ceremonies, and welcomed members and guests. An Instrumental trio, composed of Miss Cornelia Shaw, vlolinist; Karl Stein, cellolst, and Theresa Kupecz. pianist, played several selections. Miss Adelaide C< and Mra. Ralph I piano also played l1 lowing Um official Swallow and ,raw* n" or#*1 "M izpah Circle" Chosen As Nam e Mra. C. E. Clemmcr was hostess to the Evening Circle ofthe Grace Methodist Church, for tb* first meeting of the church year. The following officers for the new year were presented. They are Mrs. Clemmcr, chairman; Mra. R. V. Thompson, co-chairman; Mrs, d«*°' tton chairman; Mr*. K. R. v\tlIdas, secretary; Mr*. I. J. Butler, treasurer, and Mra. Charles Rankin, courtesy chairman. Member* unanlmoualy chosa the name "Mlzp.h Circle" for the newly organised group. . Tb# meeting was opened with prayer and followed by the present alion of the purposes and meaning of membership in the Women's Society of Christian Servies, An interrsUng program 00 two women of the Bible waa preaented by Mrs. Thompson. At the close qf the -program, refreshment* were |CrVed by the hostess and a white cjcphani „| ( wat conducted with lb. proceed, being added t. the y building fund. *‘ tend*n* ** * ’ J00*** *ow’ **r£ ««k ln , «*“ » "• *'»• JJJJK* Jf^ateaTlied ana •• £ >‘ bo1 member, Mrs. imsald Horn. • Zero Temperature Beat f egga with If ot. soft atnam cheese. Add tt cup sugar aad tt teaspoon vanilla aad stir aatll smooth, Badueo oven tansnerature to UO degrees and spoon •bans# mixture ever the cherries. DeBary WSCS ::h-y ,- .y f ■ j f i l . a at * J L T o Sponsor B Musicale July 12 S •I -- The Woman’s Society of Christ­ ian Servlet will aponaor a imuslcal* Wednesday morning, Juiy It, at 10 a.m. at the DeBary Com­ munity Methodist Church. Arthur Freeman, baritone, and Dorothy Freeman, pianist, wilt ho the guest artiata. They will be as­ sisted by Miss Adelaide Coot# at the organ and Mr*. Ralph Stumpf Jr. at the piano In several duet selections. A silver offering will be takes and a social hour will follow tbs. program. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman of Bayshoro, Bradenton, came from Waterbury. Conn., where they frequently gave joint rocitali la that area. They have done con­ cert and radio work in New Ybrk City, New Jersey and Canada. Mrs. Freeman ia a graduate of Juiliard School of Mutlc. ..-VI.. __L., -.law-W -a II DR. H. WAYDE RUCKER in holding two young guest* who celebrated their birthday* at his home, last week. They were celebrating their second birthday and each one had a cake with two candles. Garry Andrus, left, ia Dr. Rucker's great grand nephew, from Washington, D. C. who wns visiting with his grandmother, Mrs. Gar­ rett Quinn. Sarah Alysnn Rucker, right is the vivacious granddaughter o f the Ruckers, and daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. Wsyrie Rucker -Jr,. of I^eshurg. (Herald Photo) Parker-Reck fisAAoncdA Wedding Announced Mra. C. M. Ryerson of Coiling*wood, N. J., arrived Tuesday for • tiro week visit with her titters, Mrs. George Matfett and Mrs. Charles Hamll. Martin Stiaecipber was called to Grandview, Tenn., due to the death of hit slater, Mrs. S. 8. Davit. Funeral services were held this weekend. Mrs. Davit hat nine brothers end sisters, three daugh­ ters and ala grandchildren. Many of them have visited Sanford and have friends in this area. Personals Methodist Church in Miami, Florida. T^urt. July 6, 1961—P af* | S 'lu r T t .1SpA. Lake Monroe For N ew G race M ethodist Group Church IJaycee Wives By MRA. M. L. JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. John Riddle of Bluefleld, W. Va„ are the guests of Mra. Riddle’s father, George Poff, and Mra. Poff. Mra. Eddie Grow of Miami has been visiting here with her mo­ ther, Mri. C. R. Giles. Mr*. Louise Ruthlow, Mrs. Na­ omi Sapp, and Mr*. H. L. John­ son will leave' Monday for Gaines­ ville to attond the short course at the University of Florida. They will return home Friday. Mr. and Rre. Jim Hawkina are guests of Mr. Hawkins' parents, Mr. and Mfo. Vic Hawkina. They trill return In their home in Fred­ erick, Md., Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hewkin* and aoa Sidney left Friday for New Jersey where they will visit relatives for two woka. Mita Robbie Linda Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert I* Parker, and William Arden Reck, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Myron A. Reck, all of Sanford, were married J.uly 1 at the home of the bride, toll West First Street. Rev, John T. Adams Jr„ pastor of the First Methodist Church, officiated at the informal cere­ mony. the vows were eichanged at e kneeling bench flanked by basket arrangements of gladioli, mums and greenary. f A program of recorded wedding music was preaented. Including background musie during the ceremony. \ The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a streat length dree* of pure silk organza. Her short veU, of ailk Illusion, was at­ tached to a crown of ated pearl* and she carried a prayer book, topped with a bouquet of sweet­ heart roses centered with a whit* orchid. Bosnia Sfoffer, maid of honor, wort a pink cotton dress with scoop neckline and carried a bou­ quet of sweetheart rotes. Ricky Nations, St. Petersburg, waa beat man. The bride's mother wore a powd*r blue silk ahealh, with white accessories and a corsage of white sweetheart rotes. The groom's mother chose a royal blue silk sheath with-white accessories and a con a«e of while twetheart rosea. A reception waa held following the ceremony. The refreshment table wa* overlaid with a white cut stork linen cloth and centered with a three tiered wedding cake, flanked by two silver candelabra. Mints hi silver compotes and punch waa served with the cake. Assisting with the serving were two aunts of the bride, Mra. H. L. Caldwell aod Mrs. B. A. Price. Mra. Reck chose for her goingaway outfit a black amt while polka dot dross with while acces­ sorise and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. After a wedding trip through southern Florida, the couple will make their home at 8-17 Palm Place ia Sanford, Local Enterprise Personals ■; By HELEN BNODGBABf^ Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Ryan-and son Pat returned Saturday from a visit with relatival in' Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan drove up to South Carolina to pick' up Pat who just returned from n tour of duty with the Air Force la Turkey. Following a abort leave bare ha will return to Clovie, New Max. Mr. and Mra. W. L. Tyler an{ daughter Linda spent Thursday and Friday with relative* at tt. Augustine Beech. Ada and Patty Lang, daughters of-Mr. and Mrs..P, C. Long, are attending Girt Scout camp ia the Ocala National Forest, far .the week. ■ ii,/ Mr. and Mra. Richard Harris and children, Mel, Jay sad Ciady, of MalUaad and their boueeguagt, Robert Parkins of Elktoa, M l, visited M. H. Ryan Saturday, <P , fflj.* GARLIC CEf_ BREAD lSe B g r Fee Tee* fe r H B*••*•** Etta* E V E R Y T H U R SD A Y CHBRSB CAKB • Fridays EGG aad BYE BREAD*. Dally Events THURSDAY The Enlisted Wivei Club of VAH-1 will meet at the NAS Ball­ room at I p.m. for a get-acquainted meeting and la plan future soc­ ial aetivltlae. Wives of all VAH-L Enlisted Men art Invited to at­ tend. Cell Mr*. K. R, Mueller nr Mrs. S. P. burgets lor transporta­ tion. EDDIE** New Monro i 7-7 Men. thru Bat. Open S u n d a y *' Eddie's BAKERY MU B. French at Bwy. 1 7 * FA MB7B " .. I T n Florida State Bank Off Sanfford Oviedo BAN FORD, FLORIDA Personals in * 34, 1MI By MARIAN I . JONES Mr. and Mra. Waller E. Balnea and son aad Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jones Jr. and Jimmy spent the long holiday weekend at Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mr*. Rea Walnrigbt, Joy and Marilyn Partin spent Sunday with the Joneses at the beach. Mr. aad Mrs. Johnny Jones had lunch Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ollitf at New Bmyrnn\Beacb, then went to Daytona for dinner with the Joneses and Raines. The Intermediate YWA of the Kirtt Methodist Church of Oviedo, enjoyed a picnic Saturday at Day­ tona Beach. Mr. aad Mra Warrqa MeCall Jr. war* the chaperones. RESO URCES Loans and Discounts Banking House, Furn, & Fixtures U. S. Government Bonds Other Bonds Cash and Due from Banks | 4,672,105.95 288,556.95* 4,368,681.31 1,792,110.22 1,993,012.71 TOTAL RESOURCES $13,114,467.14 LIABILITIES fi* rt •tj |AI , Holiday Drycleaning Sale Continues Thru Saturday! 4 Plata Short Garmtala Cash aad Carry Boantifully Dryrieaaod aad Ptakhai Fro* Mothproofing aad Mlldawpraaflat The Oaly Boat Bay la Dryckaaiai la Qaality" Capital Surplus Undivided Profits Other Reserves Reserve For Bad Debts Unearned Discount Deposit* $ TOTAL LIABILITIES $13,114,467.14 500,000.00 310.000. 00 95,001.67 16,001.74 • 143,109.84 125.000. 00 11,925,358.89 • j jU m FOR RENT By Month or Yenr Philips DIAMONDS. . . . H o m e The Gift That Lasts Forever G w altney a. PARK AVE Ope* Fridays Te 1 P. M mi ohiena for the toll A long walsted 220 W. Fairbanks 401 W. 13th St. MSI Baafsrrd, Fla. Colonial Cleaner* A li t S. Palmetto Are, Laundry Philips Colonial Drive-In t i l W. l lt h S i. • c ^ i • * • * »»• • • ■ ' -V - s - >'' . •V ' A* �I m g* Sunday Times of London, assert that Khrushchev has aant a latter to Communist parties in some foreign countries sharply danouncing Red China's policy as one likely to lead to war. The Russian lander wet said to knv* been especially critical of Mss Tae-Tung’a obsession with the Formosa issue, which the Kremlin does net believe worth a major military conflict. Ttue or net, U. *. official* are ftarful that some meter* of U.3. opinion foci it would he bettor to strike a compromise deal with a peacefully Inclined Russia, than risk all-out conflict Kennedy so far has failed to take n decisive atop oe two ma­ jor flnea of action In tha Barlln and German situation. He has yet to aniwer' Khrush­ chev's June 4 memorandum in which tha Soviet leader renewed kla demands (or n Barlln and Garni aa statement on his terms. And the President has yet to dis­ close what ha wants the U .g. poo- Parle and eleewbera that It atroag wvldeuew wf a. woidto* Soviet Leader Nikla f . Xhnubchav la really ennlaua for acme Communist campaign to form *f MfotUUoaa with the Mast Premldent Kensedy’a eiforts Wait. / la a im tto American public to The lateat reperta are that he at Um Berlin altuatkm. wanta a Big four aummlt meet­ ■mualat "toft tell," 11 ing ea Berlin and Oermaay thla alee eould acrioualy fan. Ruetlan end ether Commarpiaat to *.ren«thea nlat efflelala new are aaft pedal­ NATO against renewed Ruailan ing KhraatetoVs rear-end dead­ line ler the alllet to pet out af la Europe. Kennedy ponder* the Rad-wnrtrtltd Berlin or face the Jar partial U.S. mobillM-tow possibility of a new blockade, mi attuaglhMWd American American officials know that b rew la Europe, the Communists tension la Increasing between atartad (alkla« about pot- Moscow and Palplog btcauso nf dfa-*1- - ' — dlffarancea ever hew to EM Pmldent and bit top cold war issues. The Chinese costidar wayt to pre- ilatently have wanted e tougher pant tto American people (or approach, have shown grea'er atara atop* to meet a tbow down wffllagMss to ' risk war with the dear Bertie, report* of aharply In- West. eaeaaad Mtternan between Rut- However, top U. ’ S. officials rta m i Red China have been frankly acknowladga they hava no to leak through the evidence yet to support the lat­ est and meat spactacular reperta Certain. Bay brlnga a new rath ol of Slno-govla; feuding. am Communiit eoorcea In Theat reports, published In the Police Arrest 13In AnilMixing Protests •JACKBOM, Miss. (UPI)-Thlrtoms ywang Monroes warn arrested Ip etty polios Wednesday in thro# e*tl segregation protest*. J i group ef SO Negrooa wearing toaeh clothes toty a picate la n meragstod neetton el n city perk m i effleem a rm tod (our who Ignored their order to “move on." A crowd ef about 00 white perease, acme jeering end shouting (Malta, stood by. as effleem dieAt about the seme time three Jackson Negm youths were nrreeled to the “ writo* waiting ibMM e f the dawatewn TrsUwaya bid atatton1ea hmach ad peace they refused to tf-v • . ■ .* . Me giaap was faltewed at 11 m>.hir.reto lfegrt celtege atoThey, too, warn am * led In the TmUways waiting mem. Two Wnnuita official* warn >ta rtslt the atate poolat Panchman today to •hew flvo errs*tod “ Freedom auto am bring ••». > Brooks, ^chhlmaa iMoto Human' Rights . sad'Asst. Atty. Gen. Cnaoy Jr. warn to moat with pi Gov. Boas Barnett. Mn. Brooks and Cnaoy warn at horn by Mhmasria Gov. £1Bier L4 Aideraoa to chock on tho ^ lfe ra of tho five Minnesota native*, nil white mates arrested June It when they ordered a meal to the “seism*" restaurant ef a has terminal. . ,, . him- Breaks said bar- (ladings would not bo made public until after sbo returned to Mianeeota fWo am rapmaaai fovirnor IM wo |V M n/ w w i make any atatommta hem," aha laid. i Public Nurses And The Schools By DB. CLYDE BROTBIBB School work la a vary Import­ ant phase of the Public Health Nurse's Program. Tuesday morning la Nurse Brown's day for her routine week­ ly visit to school Mo. I. Thin la a school of 700 children. She is greeted at the door with "Am I glad to .see you." Mrs. Spriggs, teacher of tha Ird grade, bad a new hoy in bar room, who had blacked out la tho classroom. Ho was taken to too clinic mom until bis parents worn contacted. 'It was found that ha was an epil­ eptic. The patents had felted to teU ton teacher about Jimmie's condition. After talking with tha moUrnr tad- urging her to taka him hack to a doctor, aha said aha would taka him Ibla very afternoon. Tha nurse and teach­ er then returned to classroom, tom too children worn taught whit to do whoa a classmate haa aa attack or falata. Mrs. Brown returns to her box In ton school office to find tho referrals from too teactors. Tto lib grade la ready ter the raacrooning at ayes, in chocking, Mary J, waa referred to aa oye daator last year but did not go. Mary says bar father baa been anti of work ao a Mia la made af tola and Mrs. Brawn pate tola aside for a boom visit la tto afteraooa to determine if an exaaUnatloa through the oourtaiy of tto Lions Club la indicated. Tto rest of tto eyas am screen­ ed with tto eye chart and obser­ vations of tto teachers sad refer­ ral slips am made out oad given to tto secretory to mall. When ttoso children have toon seat by •t aye doctor, tola is written on tto toaltb record. If they have not gone In tto required time, than a boms visit will to made to find out why and to son If fin­ ancial help U needed or do tho parents understand why tto chil­ dren should to seen by an eye doctor and bow poor aye sight may affect school work. Iraqi Premier Overstepped Bounds In Kuwait Dispute ‘4 pie to do to show a "greater awareness" of danger which h: has mentioned. U. S., British, French and West German ulflc'aU mot agsin Wednesday in Secretary of State Dean Rusk’s office to discus* wording ef the U. S. reply to Khrushchev, wbleh will be follow, ed by similar British and French notes. They did not finish their work on the "language," hut, they contend that them are no basic difference*. The note la expected to be a step-by-atap rejection of lChruihahav’s charge* that the West la rcapoulblte (or delaying n Berlin and. German selUemeat end that Allied occupation (oreea no longar havt a right to remain la iba for­ mer German capital. Tho note as originally dratted, contained no .offer to negotiate, but they left the door open for talks. It la posilble the delay may be cauicd by a desire of the ButUh to indicate mom strongly a Waitera willingness to negotiate. . By H B i NEWSOM dam la 1M0 to haa toco building a welfare atate wtoee Inhabitant* UPI Pocriga Nows Analyst ! When Iraqa Premier Abdul Xa- pay no taxes. Modem roads, and hospitals and edmete hava beea lim Kataom a anounand Ida claim built, luxury goods flow from tto Um sheikdom of Kuwait last Uaited Hates, BrUalu and Wait It seems probable to did ao Oormany so that Kuwait has toon two thoughts hi mind. described as a country with more The depirtare ef too British g cars thaa parking apace, fwtk earlier had' created a power At the same Unto, tto thought­ ful (talk hat maaagiri to took ftetuim alter mm then half a tto Mlxhborhood of tUO mHllou Century during which tto Union par year la Britain and thus sup­ Jack bad protected Kuwait from ply substantial encouragement to flte political storms which period! Britain's ' ■ gaily swoop tho Middle East. Adding to Britain's Interest In : With tto aid of a potential flftn tto tiny sheikdom an larger ti ima of MAN Iritis employad Connecticut la tto (act that ato tto Kuwait eQ ffriia, to may drawi something Uto 40 par coat va toped to touch off a pro- of tor oil naods from them. govanmeht coup or popular Iraq's claim os Kuwait la aa lateroiliag om. ha waa doomed Tto present ruling dynasty ol Kuwait goaa back mere than Mg years to 1TII, but for many years paid nominal allegiance to tha gheik Turks through tto province e! 'a ptea Fairs which m w la part of Iraq. Tha British moved la la Knwrira tovltottOB, Saadi- after a German attempt to use » moved acres* Kuwait aa a tarmlaua for tto Bor’a mribam hpedar. Ua-Beghdad railway, la UN, tto United Arab Ilf public Kuwait's iron, p Mto to tto la thq (Maty wfckl lima to ha ilagal aril Six children in tto low reading tto clinic mom, and needed a group of tto llh grade wore re­ physical exam. Another hadn’ t ferred for ccmoalng and worn beea eatlag breakfast, this was referred to tto doctor. Referral causing tor to to ill repeatedly. slip* on Iboae worn made and EVERY child should oat a nour­ given to tto aaamtary to aafl ishing breakfast. Sto said good­ after being signed by tto prin­ bye at tha door, see you next cipal. week, knowing all tha white that Tha next request to bo checked next week would bring other pro­ was n toy la tto Mh grade, who blems. tto teacher waa unable to Impress with tto value of cteanlacn. Ills unde were always dirty. Mrs. Brawn told him .to wash kla hands and ato would talk with him. She noted that to stuck hit hands under Urn cold water sad dried them quickly. She than showed him bow to wash his hands thoroughly with soap all tto white expUlalag to Mm why to should wash bis heads after toilet aad before eating. Joe aald "Why mid 1 wash my heads if they teak clean already?" Mrs. Blown told him thnt It waa because af GERMS. Germs am a# liay they can only ba soon with a microscope, game - farms help us but Urn oms we worry stout am tto omi that got from our heads Mto our food aad make us 11CK. go wo wash our heads thoroughly to wash away these germs. •Aa. ato waa finishing with Joe, i very hick little girt from tho Slh grade waa brought la with « throat. Her temperature waa IN’ , A call was made to tor mother immediately. II came far Alice aad told tto mine the doctor had ordered that Alice Uto Pealclllla ovary day to con­ trol her Rheumatic Favor. They didn't hava tto monoy for It, ato had toon without It for I t o r a*W» months. Mrs. Brown oxplalntd to r tto Bow program la heart disease control whereby this could bo obUlned through the SUM Board of Health upon request by her private doctor. 8to also gave Uu mother a booklet explaining Urn car* af rheumatic fever to prevent damage aad how a atropt toft cl ten can hrhig on another attack. Alice was lakes tome, put to tod, aad visited by r doctor who immediately treated tor and Mrs. Brawn help­ ed tto doctor make tto request for thla Important mtdlcla*. Mr*. Brown then put In her folder two .other families to visit la tto afternoon. On child waa spending moat of tor time la r Launching Has No Teamsters Give Hoffa Pay Boost Military Aim JERUSALEM, taraal (UPI) — Israel sought to assure the world today that its rocket program waa not n weapon pointed at tha throats of Its Arab neighbors. Prims Minister David Ben-CurIon took palna to atroes that the rocket launched Wednesday — Is­ rael'* first eucceceful one — waa for purely scientific purposes and has "no military aim.1* Nevertheless, the news waa ex­ pected to evoke sharp reaction from the United Arab Republic and other Arab countries which al­ ready am upset at Israel produc­ ing a second nuclear reactor In the Negev Desert. Ben-Gurion waa asked whether the Ihree-eUgs, solid fuel rocket would have strategic implications in Middle East affairs. "This it dsfinitely not a mili­ tary matter," he replied. He said the rocket, named Shavtt If, was sent 4S miles into the air to "esploro tha various layers in tha atmosphere In connection with tho International g e o p h y s ic a l Year." Israelis warn intensely proud of the fact that this young nation had beoome tha sevanth country in tha world to join the space race. Other nations which have launch­ ed rockets of varying alias and types am tha United States, tha Soviet Union, Britain, Australia, Italy and Japan. Home Damaged By Lightning Tto Bemlnote Chapter of DaMalay, mooting Monday, planned to cootinoe its active schedule during Uto summer months and memben worn urged to attend as regularly aa possible. A apodal moating of tto Chap­ ter was announced for 7:M p.m. July 12 and, la other huaiocii, a Mother’s Circle was organised which will assist la social fuawtioM, particularly during (to sum­ mer. This was a hitter defeat for Hoffa'a only announced rival for the presidency, Mlllon J. Liff of Newark. N. J., who demanded the 9 secret ballot referendum. Delegae* turned it down with a deafening "no." Hoffa't major victory was conventlonal approval of a f 12-mllllon revenue-raising plan that bo advo­ cated. It calls for 60-cont monthly in­ creases In the present 40-cant* tax imposed on each member and a _ boost In minimum dues from $3 'w to $8 a month for virtually all of the 817 locals. Hoffa gaveled through his own pay mis* to $75,000 a year and an unlimited expense account without any debate. Salaries of the 18 Teamsters vies president* were doubled. Delegates were scheduled to plow through a mass of relatively j non-controverslsl revisions In thev bylaws today before turning to the election. UHITED T R A N SF E R & ST O R A G E CO. . Call us fo r any moving •crating* or storage PA 2-0225 W . A . "Jake” Adams, Owner 200 N. Laurel ★ W ot S e co n d s ★ By ATLANTA MeGINNIS The Albert Jncoto home on Lake Asher Cr. In Bear Lake Manet waa severely damaged by tightnlng In n tropical thunderstorm teat waek. Roaidanta of tto area reported that lightning hit a tree in the neighborhood, popping it Into hun­ dreds of amall places, thaa ra* electrical lines Into several I esiaer damages. Tto severe, however, wM to Um Jaeeto tome where n template hadroam and aH ferriiklapa worn ruined by the reoritiag fire. Neighbors contacted the vasetiering family by ptoM to vapert tto ★ Not Dbcontlnuod Not Rotroodo Other S im start a low saw ate* tie eaC«Mtag (d sew is*. MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON ROODYEAR TIRES .THAN ON ANV OTNKR KIND GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE |4xt.ff I i si w. rtnt BL yt-' M ta eM w [V B R O W N ’S lift 8. F r a c fc A f t . iW B. Mgpto itN R ! FA SA N F O R D m a il m a n FAMSS1 Si ‘ ' V. , '><> SHELL SERVICE . Aaaaag tha Wide that can to W Uo piping enow* nf lMtosHs, tto mynah af jays, me- DeMoloys Plan Summer Schedule set Fridsy for tho election that will keep him in the top job for another fire yearn., Tto strongest opoaitlon devdoped against his demand for a compulsory $1 a month due* In­ crease on each member of the na­ tion’s biggest union except for "hardship emus." Edward H. Painter of Oakland, Calif., Local 770 apoko for many dissenting delegates when to told Hoffa: “ Inch by Inch you’ve token away our local autonomy. And now you want us to pay tha freight." The 48-yaar-old union leader re­ jected tto dolma sad said tto ad­ ditional funds will to used to pro­ vide a pension plan for local un­ ion officorb, raise strike benefits, expand organising drive* and increase political aettoa programs. Allioo of Hoffa totted • demand for a referendum among tha 1.7 million Toamstoiu to choea tto top officers. M tr «g m m gw wrnnwAu* - *T T y MIAMI BEACH (UPI)—Jamaa R. Hoffa waa armed today with a $12 million dues increase, a pay mist and vastly greater powers to start hit new organising and political offensive. The Teamsters 'chief crushed all opposition Wednesday night In an overtlma seslon at tho un­ ion’* convention that awardsd him a $28,000 a yaar pay increase in leu time thaa it takes to count it. HI* outnumbered opponents pro. tested the Hoffa-backed changes in tho Teamsters constitution would stifle rank and flit partici­ pation. They were routed in a series of one-tlded votes. Hoffa, boarss but happy after Wednesday night’s display of hte Iron-dad grip an tto convention, Lowest Price Ever On A New 3-T Turnpike-Proved Goodyear! A AM OCO FAS4MI I7M F A S-77U IS M I M SE R V IC E AVENUE AM O CO . f a p stn w&iSr*i J- £3b» I S M IT H 'S w • w rW w Orkafe Hwy. • Jwy 8. t r n AM OCO Dik F A 1 -1 0 4 WAITS TENNECO SERVICE An. JAC K SO N ’S FA M M S E R V IC E iM jg f W S T A T IO N . . : -J m m �I*- A r*Mk *-*•-1111'M *- - Jf* ■fa* •inforfa Thurs. July C, 1961— Pay* f ■ rra li W s * n rw SEMINOLE SWIM ASSN. MEMBERS working out at the Ft. Mellon Park pool include thla 13-yenr old and above group. Shown are Gayla Woodard Linda May, Stephany Westgate, Rosemary Walton, Sandy Richards, Glynn Davies, Billy Stephens, Richard Mayer, Ronnie Mayer, Garry Rowell, David Jerreli and Bob Best. SWIMMING ON THE 12 YEAR OLD and younger team In the association are Maureen Moughton, Linda DeMattis, Chris Jerreli, Ralph Wight, Bus­ ter Bruce, Greg Ganas, Roland Davies, Lucy Moughton, Fred Ganas, Mat reen Scott, Trudy Portewig, Randi James, San Stanloy Stolpe, John Wigh. David Wall and Bud Pivic. Some of the team mcmbera were not present for the pitcurea. FIRST PLACE WINNER in the 200,y*rd free style relay at Ocala was the Sanford .team made up o f Roland Davies, Greg Ganns, Fred Ganaa and Buster Bruce.. Toe Can Develop Film Only ONCE — eo have It doae RIGHT WIEBOLDT Camera Shop SIS g. Park Sanford. Fla. The Seminole Swim Assn, teams trlct Two AAU awim meet at won one first placo and placed in Ocala. several other evants at the Dia­ The 200-yard free alyle relay wae won by the Seminole team composed of Fred Qenai. Grey Ganai, Bustor vBruce and Roland Daviei. Another loctl team, David Rlcharda, Gary Wynn, Ralph Wight and Allan Lucat plactd fifth in the aama event. The Seminole team flnitbed »econd in the 400 yard free style relay la the senior men’* divi­ des. Swimming os this team ware Billy Stephens, Richard Mayor, Tom Ownby and Gtynn Davies-. Ike girls squads wen several honors also. Nancy Johnson won third place la the 100 yard back­ stroke and third In the 200 yard individual medley In the 1144 year old dlvlaioa. Stephany West* gate waa fifth la the breaststroke la this ago group. Linda May, Nancy Johnson, Rosemary Waltoa sad Sandy Ric­ hards teamed op to place fifth In the 13-14 yoar old 200 yard free stylo relay. The to yoar old and under team of Rita Simas, Randi Jamal, Popular Brands Y E A R Nancy May and Trudy Portewig placed fourth in the 100 yard free style relay. The teams are scheduled (o compete in another meet Friday and Saturday at Orlando, at EuaIlf July IMS, Daytona Beach July 17 and at Tampa July 21-22. They also wiU enter the Mount UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) —The Soviet Union may try to inflamo a Middle East crisis by supportla Iraq's claim to tha tiny oil-rich sheikdom of Kuwait, Westora diplomats said today. Soviet backing i t Iraq would pit. tho Communists against Brit­ ain and tho United Status,, and also tho United Arab Republic and Saudi Arabia. Soviet Ambaisador Valerian A. Zorin hinted nt tho Kromlla's strategy oa Uw Kuwait altaatioa during an extraordinary session of Uw Security Council summaaad Sunday to consider a!raq'a claim to Uw sheikdom. The dabata was adjotmwd after 99 minutes uatil Wednesday afternoon. Dora trials for tha state AAU competition July 2S-29, when the top aix places in each event will qualify for the slate contests. John Colbert, swimming coach at Seminole lUch School, Is coach­ ing 63 youngsters on the two RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) -G ov. Seminole squads. J. Lindsay Almond explained Wednesday when be allowed Civil War buff Fred Williams and his horse, Stonewall, to camp over­ night Tuesday on Capitol Zorin declined to call Kuwait an ground*. Independent state. He supported Almond aaid Williams and the Iraqi position that the Securi­ Stonewall, on • publicised trip to ty Council could not consider a the Civil Wor battleground at Manassaa, Va., ware being ac­ complaint directly from Kuwait corded a privilege similar to one but only at submitted by Britain. given I960 Republican presiden­ Iraqi Premier Abdul Karim tial candidate Richard II. Nixon Kaasem last week claimed that Almond aaid a hue aad cry" Kuwait, one of tho richest oil cen­ was raised to grant Ninon per­ ters in the world, was an "Integ­ mission to deliver a campaign ral" part of Iraq. Ho made the speech from tho sinw pioco of claim after Kuwait and Britain state property. algnad an agreement on June 19, The governor, a Democrat, ending Kuwait's long atatus ai a aaid, "This Umo wo bad Uw com­ plete animal, so w# tot U la." British protectorate. ■ m m — —m Kuwait was not represented In Suaday'a debate, but delegates The first so-called depression from tho ehelkdom were expected In Uw United Stale* waa from here by M it Wednesday. about 1711 to 1799. OREAT OUTDOOR-llVINO VALUES! ] Va if. * AQUA FLOAT GENERAL A ELECTRIC AIR MATTRESS s a s s S S f $ I9 < £ % W H IM T M BEVERAGE SET “ Rack op" tha MOAB, Utah (UPI) — The FBI Joined small-town marshals today In the four stale manhunt for a stocky killer end the teen-aged girl be kidnaped. Sheriff John Slocks slid the odds wore 1,000 to 1 that 14-yoarold Denise Sullivan of Rockville, Conn., would bo slain by tho lame men who -killed her wldowod mo­ ther and wounded a traveling companion. •'At first 1 thought tbsro was about 1 chance in 109 the girl might bo found alive," Stocks ■aid, "but m w I foci tha figure la m better than 1 la 1,000." Slain by a ,22-caUbor bullet in the back of tha haad Tuesday was Mrs. Jaanetta Sullivan, 41, mo­ ther of the missing girl. Tha third victim of the holdup-shoot- log Mar Dead Horae Point In tho Utah Badlands waa Charles BoeV throyd, 53, alio of Rockville. Ho underwent facial surgery to re­ move two bulleta Wednesday night and waa reported In fair condition today In Salt Lako City. Because of tho rocky, uatahab* Ited country, locating tha blue and white Ford ta which tho baadtt and his captive wore thought . t o be riding waa difficult, avet from the air. There are feif roads to tbs Colorado lllvsr country,' as area slashed by canyons. Moat of. Uw roads are uranium mining trails. Mr. Robert P. Cully, 17, died at Semlnol* Memorial Hospital Wednesday following a brief 111A native oI Ireland, bn* bad made bis homo at 1300 Magnolia Avo. in Ssnford for-Uw past law years. Mo wae a Presbyterian aad n letirod oencral Electric Co. machinist from Bloomfield, N, i , Ha had batn a member of tha Masoate Lodga ia New Jersey far to years. Survivors arc hie wife, Mrs. Alma Cully, of Saaford; two daughter*, Mrs. Inr# Canfield aad Mrs. Margaret Jacobs and a twin brother, Hugh Cully, all of Cedar Onvo, N. J.; six graadchlidni and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be bald at S:M p. m. Friday from Bitsson Funeral Homo* with Bov. Tbomaa !L Makin of tho Proabyterlaa Church officiating. The body will bo sent to Cedar GrovO for services and burial. Wilson Services Scheduled Today Funaral services for Mrs. Rath WUaoa of Longwood who died Tuesday wor* scheduled (* be hold at I p. m. today from Briason Funeral Homo with Stewart Holmly officiating. Survivor* include three step­ sons, Howard of Joshua Tree, Calif, t Hobart of National City, Calif, and Donald of Wliton, Conn, and one stepdaughter, Mr*. Dorothy Soil** of South Norwalk, Coon. BUrial wifi bo at n talar Sale. 6 ml t o 9 :8 0 p . m . # Cokes 0 ft p ljn ft f O TWOVEGETABLEDCAWStSHOLD*1/3* BUSHEL MCM RtlAKialBsyeofBfSrtl Contoured a n t of haav duty Sana wbfefrf. b with alhrer strips. F A 2-2821 One Lubrication Each Free With O il C h a n t* �! \ V gs :— “----- 5----- "--------------------------- Page 8—Thura. July 8, 1951 Reds Gain In NL Flag Race *. •* •9 tvf •ikxd It,m t ***•***t^ IT WAKES VOU WITH ' CATHEDRAL CHIME*/ STARTS fOUPCDrFEE, y.f rr J haven't vou o o r a u m e clock that ju st sere thepe v ^ ^ ANO TICKS ? y . ■v~—-V AMO PLUGS IN C voufl toa* tbr ■ m p V 'I :.v m , • , , ‘- i 1 • United Press taternsftensl • Casey Stengel used to go Into rhapsodies about southpaw Bill Henry, and Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson is about ready to join In and make it a duet "He’s been like money In the bank to us," Hutehlnson says. "Any Ume we’ve been in a bole, be has pulled us out." / The 9S-year-old Henry per­ formed his specialty again Wed­ nesday night, stopping the San Francisco Giants cold with the bases full in the ninth Inning to preserve a 9-9 victory that stretch­ ed the Reds' winning streak to five games and increased their National League lead to three games. Henry, who has worked In four of ClncinnaU’s last six victories, took over in the ninth after Jim Broman had relieved winner Sherman. Jones and forced in the Giants' second run by walking pinch hlUer Jim Davenport. Working carefully, Henry ran the count to 9-and-2 on pinch hit­ ter Eddie Breasoud, then reUred him on a routine fly ball to end the game. Henry, who led Clncy pitchers with 17 saves last season, first came to Stengel's attenUon when he hurled for the Boston Red Sox, The former Yankee manager wai Irate when the Chicago Cubs gave up Henry to the Reds for Frank Thomas IS. December ef 1BS9. “ They (the Cuba) fold us they weren't gonna let him go," Caaey steamed. "We wanted him, but they said no) ooe'a gonna get him.” The St. Louia Cardinals routed the second-place Los Angalaa Dodgers, t-1, and tha Milwaukee Braves awept a twl-nigbt twin bill from tha Philadelphia Phillies, 5-4, In M Innings and 4-0. The Plttsburgh-Chkago game was postponed because of rain. In the American League, tb# accond-placa *N#w York Yankees The National All Stars won the moved to within a half game of July 4 baseball game from the first place with a S-0 win over American All Stars by a 17-4 tha Cleveland Indiana, white laa score, tha Sons defeated the Dads, gue-leadlng Detroit wai splitting 9-4, and the Little League raised a-doubleheader with Boston, win enough money: from the holiday nlng the first, 9-1, and dropping the second game, S-9. Tb* Belli more Orioles blanked the Wash­ ington Senators, 9-0, the Los An­ gelas Angela beat the Minnesota Twins, 6-2, and the .Kansas City Athletics defeated the Chicago White Sox, 14, In a gams limited to alx Innings by rain. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Paul Bill White hit three bomera andI Richards slowly counted to 10 to* a double to pace tbc Cards to thalr' day, .swallowed an Insult hurled at him by Jimmy Pierian and victory over the Dodgers. The Braves broke a four-game then agreed with the .Cleveland losing streak with their two vie outfielder that be “ deserved" to torlef over the floundering Phils be picked on tb* Americas Lea* Roger Marla hit his 92nd homer gust’ All-Star team. to go IT gamaa ahead of Baba> But Richards, who will manage Ruth's record pace In the Yan­ the AL AU Stars, didn't pick him and that’a what got Piersall, hit* kees' triumph over the Indians. Rocky 'Colavlto drove in five< ting .340, teed oft runs to power the Ttgera to thalr1 The high-strung Cleveland out* first game victory over the Red fielder accused Richards of "stu80s. He hit bis Mat homer In tha pldlty," “ favoritism" and “ senti­ opener and find In tha nightcap mentality" amoag other things. Richards Warned of PiersaU’s but homtra by Jim PagUaroni, Gary Geiger and Chuck Schilling remarks shortly before Wednes* plus tha On* relief pitching ef! day nlght’a game bar* between Mike Morale)** caused tha Tigers' the Baltimore Orioles and Wash­ ington Senators. downfall in the finale. Dick Hall pitched a four-hitter "After thinking K pver." Rich* against the Senators to help the ards added. “ 1 can understand Ortolea keep intact their record of! why Plaraall feels ba’a been never haring lost a gnaw at Grif­. slighted. He's a One player. On the bails of his performance, be fith Stadium this season. Stove BUko and Kaa Hunt drove deserves to be 'on the team. Un­ In' three ran* apiece against the fortunately, U didn't work out that Twins to lead the Angela to thalr> way this year." The three first-string outfitIdara fifth victory la n row. chosen to tha AL All-Star team U m Athletics rtwllad Juan PI* sarro and Frank Baumann for by the player*, managers and night run* in thn first two Innings coachaa were Rocky Colavlt# of for their victory against tha stum­ Um Tigers, and Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris of tha Yank***. bling White Sax. Richards supplemented that trio by chooolng Yogi Bans of tb* Yankee*. A1 Kalin* cf the Tigers and Jackie Brandt of the Oriole*. By United Press Internaliseal SasaaeU used four pitcher* and • late-innlag rally Wednesday bight to overcome stubborn St. Petersbnrg and pimp n half gams Ughdr in thn Florida State League In the tap of tha Uth Inning, drat baaaaaan Perry McGrlff ateglad,' seaand baseman Ray TaM i 'danbted and McGrttf aanrad an a tong By ban by ceaterftelder Junior Ready te pte* ja U victory far ifts firsti Sun Sox. rnsota Increased itt toad ever ► 3# *i S3 * iKr as' s J l B s ia u S l* «■ - w * u c x f i w a * : i Seta Record BERLIN (UPI)-Gneater Ttttes of East Germany has established a atw wecM record for the 109metor bre artstrike, the Bast Ger­ man mws agency, ADN, reported Wednesday. > -- • V* - * -V AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet Detroit It » -499 New York • 91 .«*• Cleveland 49 9S JN Baltimore 44 94 .550 Boston 9i 41 .IN Chicago M 41 .111 Washington 95 45 .49t Minnesota 92 4T .419 Los Angeles 99 49 .407 Kansas City . 91, 47 J97 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Prt. Cincinnati 90 N 499 Loa Angeles 47 99 JN San Francisco 49 99 J«1 Pittsburgh M 94 JN Milwaukee N f t .4N St. Louis 91 41 .449 Chicago 9t 49 .419 Philadelphia S 50 .91* 11 12* 19 19 19* 19 a 9* a* u 14* 19* 84 Reynolds Top J Tennis Choice plOQtbipte Ranee Schuurman, Sandra's countrywoman, mat Christina Truman ef Britain in the other CPO, Kiwonis Take BRL Ploy CPO defeated Clvltaa.ia Babe Ruth League play Wednesday by a 4-9 score. Jn other league action, Klwanis knocked off Rotary, M !a little League play, Ckase romped over Yowelt's, 10-1. Ninth Season. PUBLIC INVITED — Bowling School ----- AND ----- WASHINGTON (UP!) — The Washington Redaktaa have signed veteran fullback Jehany OtesewaU for his ninth season la tha Na­ tional Football League. Obtawaki, a former University ef CalifimU star, has gained mare than »,**o yards la his pr* career. m 4 4 » ii ^••A W O M V »• «< 9* T New Kart Track Champions Mimed C L IN IC b y ____ . DON SMITH Bean Visualiner Service _____ GB The Don Smith Elimination* were held this pait weekend at Jet Lanes with the II entrants competing over a six-gam* *erles. The top two bowlers wit] mw O compete against two professlonall, Don Smith and 6onor Hughes, her* at Jet -Lanes this coming Saturday evening at 7:M p. ra. The public la Invited to come out and watch the competition. Gerald Behrens, who has been bowling a little over one gear, came roaring through with a UN series to cop first place worth |90. — while Buck? ForgusoaO wasn’t too far behind with a I1M which was good for 9nd place and $12. In addition to bowling Mm tw* local bowlers, Smith ft Hughes .CkCKAftt will be conducting a class e< bowling instruction which is alee open to the public. At II a. a . on Saturday, the ‘Pros’ will be working with the adulu and again at I p. m.® that aftarnooa. The youngsters la the area are welcome to come an out for the Instructions. Thera will be additional in­ struction by Smith and Hugh** barbecue to pay expensea to the following tha comhution daman* stratlon and match with Gerald district and itata tournaments. Behrens and Bucky Forguson. The All Star contest was high­ lighted fey a three-rua borne rua by Jimmy Aeder of tha Nationals.' Pitchers tor the Nationals 'ynn Danny Bostwlek, Mark Raborn and Ronnie Dudley. Catching (hem wart Jack Knight and BUly Millar. Hurting for tb* Americans were Jia Davis, Roy Dunn and New champions for the Gran! Frank Wigham and tha catcher Prlx Kart Clob of America Flam was Chris Akers. Ida State and Southeastern Re* A crowd of S00 fans turned out gtooels were named ever i t for the barbecue at F t Mellon holiday weekend at Checker Kart Park and stayed through the rain Track, in contorts ranging ever1 to witness tha All Star gam*. four days of speed and daman* Tb* Dads gave away toe much akUL Qualifying heats tar A* eftam* pkinship contests won held an thn first and fttrd, and the Mg races an the second and fourth. Bobby Alton. Miami, World's Champion, won - n oeueted freatrip to Nassau by winning ever purr Rubty, Orlando, and Don­ WIMBLEDON, England (UPI)-* ald Martin, aft* sf Orlande, hi Sandra Reynolds of South Africa tha State Utl* raoa In the A span was favored to defeat Britain's division. Angela Mortimer today in tha Larry Bhlagar, world’s todesr semifinals of.the women's tingles champion, and a regnlar at la tb* Wimbledon tonal* eham- W HEEL AUGN M EN T W HEEL BALANCE fa CiM Standings By (M M Prase h .• Sarasota Boosts Lead In FSL i S U IN ' ALLSTARS w. r n v r tr. F L A *' z____ ___________________________ _ JE T ' LANES FA I-7 M I �’t ' Hi* fattier I Thurs. July 6, 1961— Pafre 9 grrall dUyhUyhJtA 0aaA O bby: DEAR ABBY I met a man on a bin. 'He'was very polite and well-dressed. Muyf mbe I should tell you I am 16, but look old­ er. Thle man said he was a talent scout and he thought he could get me In the movies. He asked me to go up to his hotel room to read over the contract, but 1 didn't have time because I wag supposed to meet my mother dpwntown. He fa v e me his name and telephone number, and told me to call him. He askdd me not to te ll my parents about meeting him. I don’t want to pass up a chance to Ofcet into the movies, but I have never done anything behind my parenta’ back. What should I do? SIXTEEN DEAR SIXTEEN: DON’T call this man. He’s as phony as a paper moon. Hln "talent scout’’ line went out with cellu­ loid collars. Tell your parents about him. a a a DEAR ABBY: I have been married a ^yery short tim4 and have been told that • i am wearing my rings backwards. I wear my engagement ring first because I was engaged first. Then, right next to it, I wear my wedding ring. People have told me that it should be the other wuy around. I still think I am right, but I would like to be sure. JUST MARRIED DEAR JUST: The wedding ring should We By Abigail Von Buren be pUccd on the finger first (closer to the heart), and the engagement ring is worn next to it. a % t p n m 'Q v v ip p • • Probably not nearly as often as you would like to think, more often than not perfect frankness carries a sting that hurts, a criticism that enubea or a sup­ eriority that deflates another's ego. Why should anyone actually pride himself on hia frankness? It's easy' to be frank—to say whatever comes Into your mind without Brat wondering whether expressing the Idea will be help­ ful or hurtful. It is much more difficult to be diplomatic, to be gracioui, to figure out a way to gentle a re­ mark. That takes some thought. TEMPERATURES have been almost as high in Wash, ington, D. C., offices ns on the thermometer, so Norma Scdlock, a State Department secretary, tries to cool o ff in the shadow o f the Capitol with a splash in Union Sta­ tion Plaza. • CONFIDENTIAL TO MRS. S. W.t Your son sounds like the kind of man who sows his wild oats six days a week . . . then goes to church on Sunday to pray for a crop failure. Don’t count on teaching a 44-year-old dog new tricks. (Jacoby On fihidya Take a look at the West hand only. Tho game is duplicate. You open one spado and your partner palsos you to* two.'South fcmts in a Three heart bid which does not discourage you and you jump to Mm spado game. North goo* to five hearts. This is passed around to you and alnco you visualise throe losing tricks at spades you double. It la up to you to make the opening lead. Tbo king of spades load looks nice and roniekryative; the king of clabi opening Also' appeals, but neither ii tho winner. Thlo la one time that you a DEAR W IFE: Your "big-hearted lunkl head” may be overdoing things, and a re­ minder that his big heart could break him may be in order. But a man who will split his dime with another who has nothing is not a “ fool," and you could learn from him. Jhe Do you pride yourself on your frankness? Do you frequently use such phrases ai, "You know m tell you exactly what I think” or "To be perfectly frank with you . ." or "You may not like hearg this, but I think you should know. . .7” If tho aniwer la "Yea” perhaps yon had better stop and figure out whether the “ ’frankness” you pride yourself on la really ai sensible as you think It Is. ■ How often haa your outspoken flnakntsa dona a real tervlc* for your family, friends and acqualnfpncoaT How often has It been really helpful? a DEAR ABBY: My husband runs n gasoline station. He is known as the softest touch in town. He give* credit to all the dead-bents. When they have cash, they go somewhere else. When the cash register rings, it is a NO SALE because he is in there getting a dollar to give someone who hands him a hnrd luck story. We are far from rich, but as long as he has a dime, he’ll give somebody who has nothing a nickel. At this rate we will never have anything. How can I convince this big-hearted lunkhead to realize that he is a fool? Swim Classes Open Monday In DeBary Adult and children's beginner |located on Monroe Avc., says tin swimming courses will open at tho those wishing ,to enroll for Junl< home swimming pool of Mrs. Dar- lifesaving must be 12 years of af win Bruce in DeBary Monday at while those taking the aenk 9:30 a.m. course must be II years old. Young people who plan to regAll classes are to be sponsors istcr for the junior and senior life- by the Orange City Chapter of tt saving courses are to report at the American Red Cross Water Safel Committee for which Mrs. Bru< pool at t p.m. Monday, It also takes consideration for Mri. Bruce, whose residence Is I is n qualified Instructor. tbe feelings and beliefs and at­ titudes of others. And how do you know for aurw that what a friend needs Is your frank opinion? Maybe tbe friend needs the encoursgement of tsctful aniwer rather than tbe blunt edge of unadorned frank­ ness. Maybe be could use a little flattery Instead of frankness. Don't be afraid of flattery. Few persona get too much ot It for tbeir own good. Most don't get nearly enough. It was, I believe, Samuel Johnson who said, "Just praise is only a debt, but flattery is a present." Thursday's top television shows as previewed and (elected by TV Key’s ataff ot expert! who at, tend rebeariali, watch screen­ ings, and analyte icripta la New York and Hollywood: Summer Sports Spectacular — “ International Gymnastics.” A Japanese • American gymnastic tussle. From the University ot Maryland In College Park, Japan’s Olympic - winning men’a team takes on our expert ama­ teur male gymnasts, and from Southern Connecticut College In New Haven, their women’s Olym­ pic team competes against our AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) women’s team. This one should set up your summer exercise schedule, at least. 7:30 p. m. CBS. Great Ghost Tales.—(Premiere) —“ William Wilson.” At the out­ set. let it be said that It's good to have a promising new "live” series to look forward to. To­ night's opener u more appealing In atmosphere and cast than in plot. It’s an adaptation of Edgar Allen Poe's short story of a dis­ solute, unprincipled young man and his conscience, which has lost some ot its lustre and ori­ ginality with the years. Neverthe­ less, a good east headed by Ro­ Float T V Key Previews bert Duval and Peter Brandon manage to make the most of it. (Color) >:30 p. m. NBC. CBS Reports - "Rescue—With Yul Brynner.” (Repeat) A fas­ cinating documentary that's worth a second look. Faces, facts, teas, and Yul Brynner arouse your mind and move your spirit in this hour with refugees tbo world over. There are scenes of triumph as the displaced Hungarian mua. idans make their debut as the home orchestra ot the town of Marl, Germany. There are scenes of sadness as Austrian refugees face the mysteries ot a homo In an unknown land, and there are scenes ot squalor In Hong Koogj with Red Chinese refugees, and scenes whera poisonous hake aw* round the children in the polticat stalemate of tbo Middle Seat Camps. Brynner is extraordinarily effective as your personal guide and host, and ho also suggests n way for you to help. A "must,” 10 p. m. CBS. . j Fungi and Insects taka their M l of 17 billion a year In the United States. RECORD PLAYER REPAIRS MATHBS MUSIC FIRST A FRENCH OPEN T IL • P. M. D U FFYS BAR & LOUNGE Again Praaenta by Popular Demand ROCK V ROLL Jimmy and the Earthquakes Every Tote, Wed, Thurs, Frt. aad Rat. NRee ».*0 ’til Ida a. m. Caver Charge Me, Frt. aad Sat. Nights. TV RENTAL I TO S JAM SESSION BVERT BAT. AFTERNOON Seminole TV Borrow Oer Tube Checker MOO 8onferd At*. FA B-4MQ Rwy. 17 - 93 % Mite Nerth ef Deg Track M-m -m ,so good! Here's how you prepare’em: I By Oswald Jacoby should open a trump. 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Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rant 7. Btulnano Rantals 8. Baach Raatals 9. For Salo or Rant 10. Wanted to Rant 11. Root Estate Wanted 12. Real Batata For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance . 18. Business Opportunities 16. Fonuilo Help Wanted 17. Mala Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beanty Salons 22. Build • Paint • R e p * 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Servlets 26. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services 28. laundry Service 29. Antomobllo Service 30. Machinery * Tools 21. Poultry - Pete • Livestock 32. Flowers - Trass •Shrabo 38. Fnrnltnrs 34. Articles For Sale S3. Articles Wsntsd 36. Boots * Motors 37. Motorcycles • Scooters 38. Trailers • Cabanas Sip LOST: Blur parrakeet with yellow bead, aniwera to napit of Paetet Pb. NO M M I DeBary. Reward. ftattfnrh ftrralb By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. t ROOM furnished garage apart­ ment, water and electricity fcmlsbcd, ahady yard. Call bafora 2 or after S FA 2-1346. 2 2 2 1 B. R. Kit. equipped .. 965 B. R. Kit. equipped .... 371 B. R. KB. equipped ... 371 B. R. apartment . . . . 399 ROSA L. PAYTON Registered Real Estata Broker Ph. FA MMI 17 66 at Hiawatha SLEEPING ROOMS—Tha Gablaa 401 Magnolia. Ph. FA 3-0730. NICE 3 room ftirnuhed apart­ ment, quiet neighborhood, Adulta FA 2-73M. FURNISHED garage apt Phone *FA 3-2300. 3-LARGE room apt., furnished, So. Sanford, 1 block past Air Base road, turn right 6Ui house off Sanford Ave. Rt. 2, Box ?72, Phillip Enders. 3 ROOM furnished apt., MO a month, cloae in, 111 E. 9th it., call FA 2-4315 or FA 8 5716. . LOVELY larga 4-room apartment lVk tile bath, larga screened porch. FA 1-4650. FURNISHED duplex, two bedroom, large carport At utility room. 10 mltea from Navy Base, 14th St. In Longwood. TE 6-3296. FURNISHED upauira apartment $M. FA 1-6357. FLORENCE - (NBA) - Ya lade and llUla aperitif*— how "movie mothers" have changed ginc* Mr*. George Temple otood beside Hollywood'd cameras saylag, "Sparkle, flhirtoy, sparkle." Policeman's Son Kills Divorcee Wilson, a former mentel patient, Jroa arraatsd aarlp Thuraday an 'saapicion of murder following Me eeltopee in front ad ■ oonvaleaeeat heme Polio* said ha had kaoeked an n window and acraamad to tho answering nano, “ My God, oh my 0odt I think l ’v* killed ioroom." The nuns aummonad police, who found tha body ad Carol M, Mack, W, in a nearby ear. 8h* hod bean jlivorced from har husband, Rich­ ard Mock, aqd led! har two small •hiIdran, aged 8 and 1, to MuhRoman, Mian, to woeh har way to HawolL She had boon to Long JU*eh only a few days. | tofiAit loy ■ft £ js a laughed, "gave me throe etf Me moat fashionable addresses In America—M Chestnut St, Beacon Hill, Bolton; 461 Park Avaaoa and M0 Fifth Avenua In New York- But the best of all-1 Reekman Place, New York—waa whoa I w u elngle and oa my own." As sbs spots tha words, ■ cabla torn btr aoo BUI to Palm Bbach arrived on a allver plate. "He ■ap avarything la flea," she laughed, wbiaperlng: "That aaaani they haven't inroad aft the ga* or the lights." Another marriage now? "I hope .so," she said, 'Tva diecovered I'm mad About English­ men—aspacially in tha noooday sun." Son George's movie slick didn’t surprise her, aha said. "He’s Ilka bia father—he's always wanted to be in the limelight He’a been like holding no to a Uva wire." Legal Notict KENT OR LEASE: Partially furniahed two bedroom homo four Mocha from poitofflc*. Adulta only. 416 Palmatto Ava. Phooa FA 2-5767 or FA 2-3IM. BEDROOM houee, unfurnished, kitchen oquipped, 655 per mo.; tarnished Ml. HI Avocada Ave. 3-BEDROOM, 3 bath home, kit- chca equipped, 116 Oakland. Ph. FA 2-3672. Legal Notice Legal Notice o f tha 6U te e f Connecticut, Plaintiff, RAYMOND D. FLBTCHKR AND VS. JKANNB M. FLBTCHKR. hla w ilt, an* all unkaown heirs, device**, grsnlsss. asslansss. Ilsnora, creditors, trust#*!, or othsr tlalmant* claiming by, through, nador or against RAY­ MOND D. FLBTCHKR AND JHANNH M. FLKTCIIKR, hta wife, who may bs.dsa d and not known u bo dtad or. alive, and all uaknawa partis* and claim ­ ant* having *r Maiming any right, tltta or lnt*r**t In aad t* tha property lavoWod In thta FICTITIOUS NABS KOTICK II hereby given that w* ara sngsgsd la business at Geneva, Hsmlnols County, Florida, under tha fletltloua name of. OBNBVA HKRV1CB CKNTBR. and that wa Intead to roglator aside name with eausa, tha Clerk e f Ik* Circuit Coart, Defendants. Hamlaota Coaaty, Florida, la see- TWl RAYMOND D. FLBTCHKR ordano* With tha provisions ef th* AND JRANNB M. FLBTCHKR, Flatttleas Nam* Htatulse, te-w lti hta wife, Hsctlon 1 *1 . 1 1 Flarlda atatutsa SI Park Street HIT. Tuppsr Lake, New York. Big: R. H. Qelgsr TRi All unknowa heirs, devleaea, W. T. Tindall grantee*, assign***, lienors, Publish June II, IS, I* * July 4. •redllor*. trustees or «th*r claimants claiming by, la Ik* Oeert a f the Coaaty Jaggs, through, ttadtr or against Beeeloolo Coaaly. Florida, I* ProRAYMOND a FLRTCHKR bate. In rat f a l s i * o f THOMAS RUHBMLL WALTON Deceases To AH OroSItoe* oo4 Porooao Wavla g Clolaw a* Deetaele A gelsel sate amtatoi You aad eaeh of you are here­ by notified and rsqulrad to ora, sent gay claim* and demands which you, or either of you, may have against Ih* aatata s f THOMAa HUaiKLL WALTON, deceased, late Blit ot Complaint I* Forooloa* o f said Coualy, to tha County M ortices has been tilsd against Judg* o f asmlnolo County, F lor­ yea by th* Plaintiff la th* above ida. at bis affloa la the court style* court for th* purpose of house o f Mid Couaty at Sanford, fbrooloslag th* mortgsg* upon th* Florida, within eight calendar follow ing described property, alt*months from th* time o f ths first at* aa* bales Is Seminole county, publloatloa a f this Rolls*. Bach Florida,' to wilt claim or demand shall b* In w rit­ Lot II. Block T. HEFTLKR ing, aad shall stats tha plot* of HOMES ORLANDO SECTION rootdoas* and poat affloa address ONE. according to tb* plat o f tha alslmsat, mad shall he thereof, recorded la Plat sworn' to by tbs claimant, agon I Book 11, Page* • and *, or attorney, aad any such claim or Publla Rscerda o f Bemlaol* demand not ao filed shall ba void. Coaaly, Florida. Bother Y. H. Walton Tea art her shy required' to As administrator o f tho serve a copy s f year Answer ar Rstato o f other pleading to th* Amended Y3iomas Rusooll Walton. Bill ot Complaint an tha Flalav Deceased tltra attorney*. William*. Salomon, Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. Ksaaoy A Lladeoa. IN I DaPoat A ttortav t t Law BaUdlaa. Miami, l l , Florida, aad Bastard Atlantia Matt Bk. B id * ftta aad orlalnal An*war or other Hanford, Florida pleading la tks o ffice at th* Clark Attorasr far Ratal* o f th* abovo styled oourt oa ar Pabllsh Juno I I A July t I t M before tb* llt h day o f July, 1HL t f jroa fall to do a*, a Decree Fro Coatesso will ba taken agaluet roa far tho relief demanded In the Amended MU s f Complaint. - WiTNEa# my haa* and ao*l o f told Coart. at Baaftrd. Osmlaalo Caaaty, Florida, this tote day a t Jama, lt I L (BRAD Arthur B. Psckwltb, Jr. Clark o f th* Clrault Coart Ryt Martha T. Vlhlsa D n i t y C lifk Kach claim or demsad must bo In writing and must a u to tho place of rosldenca and poat office address o f tho claimant and must ha awarn to by the claimant, hla agent. or hla attorney, or tha oama will become void' according to law, Andy X Kvane Administrator o f tha Katoto of nOHCOB a. BVAMS, Deceased Address F. O. Boa 0*1 (ienava. Florida First publleatloa oa Jaae St, IN TR R CIRCUIT OSURT OT T N I NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ' OF TMM FTATM OP FI. OR IDA, IN AND FOR aRMINOLH COUNTY. IN CMANCKRY NO USt* MID-HTATB 110*1 KS, INC, a Florid* oorporation. Plaintiff, -voJOHN « . COOK*. Mnale man. Defendant. NOTICR OP SUIT TR R STATR OF FLORIDA TOi JOHN C. COOKR, a single man whoa* rosldone* to unknown YO 0 ARB HKHKBY RF.QU1HBD to fils your gnawer or written defense* If any. In th* abov* procending with ths Clark «N>f this Court, and to sarv* a copy there­ of upon tha P lain tiffs attorney, whose asms aad address sppsars hereon, an or bofore th* llt h doy o f July, l i l t . Tho natur* o f this procssdtngs being a ault for foroalostir* on a morlgaga aa -tho follow ing des­ cribed real, property lying and b*. lag. la Bomlaala County, Florida, to-wltt Tha North H o f tha Xouth Sf4 font of tha Bast l l * foot o f NW ft ot th* SBlt Of Beelion II, Townahlp at South, Kanao St Mast, oioopttng therefrom th* Bast II foot o f told tract so a read an* public utilities easement. DONB and ORDBRKD at Baaford, Seminole County. Florida, this loth day o f Jan*. 1IIL (BEAD Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk Circuit Coart Byt Martha T. YthUn Deputy Clark Harry M. Hobba Attornsr for Plaintiff r. a B os stsi Tamps I. Florida Fahllak Jan* If. II » July 6. IL Legal Notice IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF THB NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND -FOR BBNINOI.R COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CD A HURRY NO. PKDKRAI. NATIONAL MOIITQAQK ASSOCIATION, a corporation organleed under ■■ Aet ■( Congreve and aalstlng purauant U tha Fed­ eral National Morlgaga Association Charter Act, having l u principal office la tha c ity o f Washington, District of Columbia, Ftalatlff, m3a ft i 1 M tp * ■ j a n -W ts js H at s k e uSsaia m bJ h h h ) 't y 5 nJiSR iH Li I bJ h h B mI i i h h /. - 1 - AVAr ... ■■ -- W — it of Ssssssed BTBNSTRUM. DAVIS * MoiNTOSM Attsrasy* tor Admlolatpalris CTA ■dword* RuUdlaap Boaford, Florida First publloatloa June U. l i f t . Publish Jaae 63, 16 * July A U • conditioning v*. B. It Dll H ANHLHY aad MAIDA W. ANBLBT, hla Wife, Defendants. NOTICM TO AFFDAB T g a gTATM OF FLORIDA TOi B. Hugh Analsy, address anknown Malda W. Antler, address onknown Ton are hereby notified that a suit has been filed against you In tho sh ots entitled cause, and that you sra required to file your an»w r with tha Clark o f this Court and to servo a copy thereof upon the plaintiff or pla in tiffs alter. ne»t, whoso asm* and address I* Bishop A Bsrnstsln, I* Bast Pins Street. Orlando, Florida. no| later (haa July llth . l i f t . If yog fall to do oo, a decree pro eoefoseo w ill be entered ognlnst you for tho relief demanded in th* com­ plaint. This suit Is ts foreclose a mortgage. Tbg real property pro­ ceeded esatnst 1st Lot l l . Las* the North T feel thereof snd th* North d fsst of Let 11 In Block S In BELAIR. Sanford. Florida, ac­ cording to th* plat tbaraof recorded In Plat Book I, pass TP of tha Public Rec­ ords o f Ism lnolo Coaaty, Florida, togsthar with oaa U -sallon electric bet water heater and Wlnklar oil burn­ ing wall furnaca and lank. WIT.NKtU my kaud aad tha goal o f said Court ot Hanford, Florida, tuts J’ th day o f June, A. D. 1*11. (BRAD Arthur M. Bsckwltb Clerk o t tb* Ctrsult Court Byi Joan B. W ilks Dopaty Clerk 3-BEDROOM home, etove, refri­ gerator, span beatnr and bltodi, , to200, MSO down aad payment* leu than rent. Bill Smathava, 90S E. 20th 8L FA 3-5660. FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor 2465 8. Park Ava. Pb. PA 3-5231 After boura PA 2-3012 or PA 2-0261 Full lteai Wladaw Unite to SM7 lamfatd Avaaoa 3 -BEDROOM, t bath house, screened porch, dishwasher, dieposall, air conditioner, drapes, 106 E. Jinkina Circle. FA 2-5054. Extras », R«ftigM r, disposal], vufaef aad dryer. $15,060 wMR torau. For appointment e e l "Wo Trndn” Stemper Agency Southern Air No Down Payment IO HIDDEN OR CLOSING COSTS aad 6 bedroom masonry home built aa your lot anywhora to tha state of Florida. No waiting — immediate ton•traction. CALL FA 2-6543. He&dly Const Co. Tho Arioloonrt o f n Air CoafttioRiRff 1 Chrysler A irtem p Now Ao Low Aa $179.00 Free E i t i u t i i 3562 OAK Howao DanifRiil With You In Mind’ O N G DALE FINANCING $159.50 . MONTH FFtadpai f t tat* IK D ftO O M S 1 - IH - t BATHS “ 1 ft FMA * IS K 1N G 8W O O D BU ILD ttfl. INC. FA 6-6674 FA 3 3376 | REALTOR—1MSUROR 111 N. Park NEW 2 Bdm., l bath bom*. Fenc­ Phooa FA 2-4601 ed to backyard. 8136 down A take up payments of %S» month­ ly. 42* David ft.. Coronado Home*, Norlh Orlando, Fla. fc k i ft flogvka • ftl Mokes MaetHal Stosa. RAYMOND M. BALL And Associate* 318 Be. Park Ph. FA M M Lake Mary Branch FA 8-1390 Daws Ppymant i t a ie Fair Value Propertid NOTHING DOWN- Trad* you bom# for a aaw I bedroom, 1H bath boats with Fla. Roomonly |64 mo. Driv* out to Long' date and aaval to aai. 8ow«h as 17-92. $13,800-$ 16,000 f Oscar M. Harrison Registered Real Estate Broker 1311 Palmatto Av*. Ph. FA S-7941 usae. Sunland Estates I Sanford, Fla. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundqalst, Assoc. FA 3-3651 Atlantic Bank Bldg. N E W H O M ES !• BaautUoI — bU m Bob Crumley Agency NEW SMYRNA BEACHSIDE F A 2-0375 STORE For lease or sale. Formerly gro­ cery store, contains store fix­ tures, walk-in cooler, refriger­ 3-BEDROOMS. 4 « % VA Lean, la ators, cases, scales, all equip­ Sunland. Available now. Phono FA 2-1740. ment ready to open for business. Located In exceptional beach side spot. For more information call: A£EFRONT unfurnished; quiet UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom borne but convenient to NAS, Schools •75 month. FA 2-3531 or k store,. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, FA 2-5371. fireplace, double carport k uti­ lity, Large closets, 2 patios. 2-BEDROOM house, unfurnished, refrigerator, etovo end hot wat­ Bob Crumley Agency •150 Mo. TE 8-1441. er beater. Newly decorated. FURNISHED apartment, clean Large fenced la yard. Only MS Sanford, Fla. and close in. FA 2-4012, Jimmy monthly. FA 2-0611 Cawan. NICELY furnished duplex, pleas­ F A 2-0375 1 - BEDROOM apartment. Phone ant aurroundlngs, 819 W. 12th it. FA 2-1462 between 9 a. m. k CaU FA 8-5205 or NO 8-4269. 9 p. m. FURNISHED 8 bedroom apt. |M Also 1 bedroom Ml, 2101 Mag­ MUST SACRIFICE 2 bedroom nolia. FA 2-395L CB homo to good location, con­ NOTtCK TO CREDITORS venient to N.AJ., 4M% mort­ Notice U h ir i b f given that tha AN LANTA APARTMENTS: gage. FA t-2407. underelgned l u i bran duly ap. Newly redecorated, larga light pointed and qualified aa adminis­ rooms, private hatha and en­ trator o f tho relate of Itoacna H. Kvane, deccaeeit. All heir*, eredltrance!. 404 E. 14th. ft. Ph. S t Johns Realty Co, tore, legatees, distributee!, and all other persons bavins claims or THE TIME TESTED FIRM demands aaalnet .said aetata era 111 N. Park Ava. Ph. FA 2-613 RENT A BED hereby notified to proeent them to tho County Judge o f Oemlnolo Rolls way, Hospital k Baby Beds LAKE FRONTAGE County at Ills office nt tho Court By Day, Week or Month Houa«, Hanford. Florida, proparly Larga lot with bearing fruit tree* ■worn to wllhtn eight calendar CARROLL’S FURNITURE an Crystal Lake, $5*50. Also 8 months FROM TDK I)A TIC OF Ph. FA 3-5181 116 W. lot SC larga tohagraat toto to Lock TUB FIHHT PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICC. Arbor. FablUhJaa* U. II * July 6. 16- oJtaranaJ CLEAN furnished 1 bedroom 1 - BEDROOM TRAILER, nice P1NECREST: Over 1400 sq. ft. 0 delightful living area with 3 ahady lot. Adulta only. Call be. apartment, tile bath, 601 Pal­ bedroom, extra large living fore 2 p. m. or after 4;J0 p. m. metto. FA 2-1374 after 6 p.m. room and Florida room. Large FA 2*1305. 3-ROOM furnished apartment, with lot, beautifully landscaped. Two CLEAN nod nicely furnlahed water A lights furnished, screen* fenced patios. Immaculate toapartment, large living room aide and out. Chooif your term*. ed front porch. FA 2-1744. with fireplace, master bedroom, 2 BEDROOM furn. apariment |55. Jalousied back porch, 301 Mag­ See this one at 110 Shannon Dr. before you bey. FA 3-7339. 606 So. Park. FA 2-3636. nolia. Also, duplex apartment, TWO bedroom furnished masonry 1203 Elm. Pb. NO S-S267. bouse for rent 1 block West of LOCH ARBOR 2 bedroom home, Uwy. 17-92, Longwood-Oviedo unfurnished, large rooms, ex­ 306 W. 13th Street crossroad, 1 block So. on East cellent condition, kitchen equip­ FA 2-7605, Evenings FA t-2979 Street. ped, carporte, storage, screened SMALL furnished apartment 1902 porch, quiet neighborhood. Ph. BEDROOM houee, I bathe, FA 2-2468. Maple. Phone FA 2-0731. builtina, disposal, awning win­ dows. VA loan MOO down, $M FURNISHED cottage. FA 2-5927. 8. Besch Rentals per mo. FA 2-7652. P1NECREST: 2 bedroom home, HUTCHISON APARTMENTS screened patio, unfurnished, Oceanfront, 339 So. Atlantic FARMS, ACREAGE FOR SALE 3110, 2631 Park Ave. FA 2-3332. Ave., Daytona Beach. FA 3-4058 Paiture-groveland. 40 aorei IsgQ (35 acres tiled) all cleared. fw e 1-BEDROOM furnished apart­ barn* on property. ment, clean, downstairs, cera­ mic tile bath, 601 Palmetto. Ph. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION— Will sacrifice equity in 3-bedroom 2*4 acroa Wed. 1 barn, pump FA 2-1374 after 6:00 p. m. lit bath. Ravenna Park. Phone bouse, on paved road, priced to FURNISHED apartment, 1st floor. FA 2-4835. •ell. One or two adulta. FA 2-3151. MODERN fura. 3 bedroom apt upelaira over 306 W. llth. M0 per mo. water included. Avail­ able July g. FA 3-1401. goods fortune) and tha nixing af two Hollywood movia offers "be­ cause 1’vo always looked for love, not a career,” Between huabanda 14 ye are age, Ann lived U up In Hollywood a* an erstwhile "haslets with the mostett” and also dated Clark Gable—"Ha juat happened to have my phooa number"—hut before ha dashed off to Eaglaad for a movia. His last words to bar wore, aha told me: "Don't |et married, honey, no­ th I gat back." By the tima ha did get back. Ana was to Palm Beach, and— "Wa oaver aaw each othar again but I’ve often wondered what have happened if 1 had ramaload to Hollywood." Young Goorgt Hamilton, the youngest of her three eons (by iwr marriage to (be late orches­ tra leader George Hamilloo) bad treated bar to a vacation to Italy whan MOM jetted him to Florence for a costarring tola with Roasano Braui, Olivia de HaviUand and Yvetla Mimieux in "A Light to M#/ Flasaa." Over after-dinner cognac in tha dimly lighted bar at the Hotel Medici here, southern belle Ana —bom to Kentucky and roared to Mamphla and LUtto R ocklaughed R up about looking for love and axplalned away her four huabanda with her typical wit: "I juat didn't Jit* any of them." bhe referred m them aa "The Big Four— Mr. Harvard, Mr. Princeton, Mr. Dartmouth and Mr. Yala." She said her first marriage to broker William Pot­ ter (Mr. Harvard) brought her to Boston “ wbara I shocked Beacon IU11 when 1 took down the drapes In our Uving room and wore them aa a stole to a party." Aa tha bride of New York's Carloton Hunt (No. 8), ah# said aha wore her maid’e dress to "II" for a luncheon one day. Whan asked tha origin of the dress, aha soya she explained; "Oh, ooom French designer. I can't think of hla name." Three at tha marriage*, aha 12. Real Estata For Sola Page 10— Thurs. July 6,1961 6. For Rant TR 6-3911 PA S-U2I �I, You’ll Find The Car You Need For Your Summer Trips In HERALD W ant-Ads 8l>r ROSA L. PAYTON Saufnrb |rrti) SWEETIE PIE Broker h. FA 8-U01 17-92 at Hiawatha Thurs. July 6, 1061—Page 11 61. Poultry * Fata - Livestock 34. Articles For Sale By Nadine Seltzer MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional^ Commercial ft Residential STEN8TROM REALTY 111 N. Park Ave. Phono FA 2*2420 FUA ft VA Mortgage* — Stt* Interest — 8. C. Bluh Company, Mortgage Bankers. 1604 Edge* watar Dr., Orlando CH 1-2354 WOMEN for telephone soliciting from thair homes, must live in Chuluota, Slavla, Oviedo. Call betwoaa 8 ft 10 on Wednesday morning at FA 2*4841. 204 E. 3rd St. THRIFTY RUM* Gateway To The Waterway Your EV1NRUDE Dealer MAGE SALE—the belt of bar* Kobson Sporting Goods gains. Tickets given with each Ph. FA 2-891 50c or more purchase —Thurs* 104 8-8 E. 1st. 32. Flowers - Trees * Shrubs day, Friday A Saturday, July 6, GOOD akiing rig. IV runabout, QUALITY PLANTS FOR LESS! T A I. Drawing Saturday S;30 COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY p. m. You don't have to be pres* as h. p. Evinrude Lark, Gator trailer. FA 2*7584. W. 20th Bt. Near Golf Course ent to win. 1st prise—Electric Ph. FA 2*5908 Faa. 2nd prise—Bedspread. Crepe Myrtle la bloom, an colon 1 INCH plastic hose and fittings, HOUSETRAILER for sale. Phone GRAPKVILLE NURSERY several 100 ft of garden hose and FA 2*7183. GrapeviUe Ave. aear 20th St aprinklera, power mower, gar* BITTER BLUE SOD 4c per aq. ft. den tiller, U h. p. electric 41' TRAILER with extra* |1900. and other apodal*. Dutch Mill pump. FA 2-8808 before 8 O'clock FA 3*3848. Nursery, New Upsala Rd. Just or after 4 O'clock. 39 Automobllea > Truck* off 30th St FA 3-7117. 20 GAL. garbage cans $2.88. Blanket Special, 2 tor $5. Army- 1854 FORD country wagon, RAH, samo as new — make offer. Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave. 1854 STAR CHIEF conv. automa­ MUST SELL at once; 18 pc. liv­ ing room group. Someone to TO PERSON with local crodlL A tic, power brakes RAIL email take up payment* at 94. Call 1841 Zlg Zag, makes button­ car. holes, sews on buttons, mono* 40 ml. per gal. 1854 Nash Matro. Casselberry collect—TE 8-1511. grams ft fancy stitches, g. pay­ motor rebuilt 1840, rial trans­ • BIO VALUES ments remaining at 84.10 each. portation 1325. Como on la let'* • QUICK CREDIT Writ* Installment Mgr. Box trade, BUI Cook, Quality cars, < EASY TERMS 34* C/O The Sanford Herald. 1014 Fnnch Ave. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS PUPS FOR SALE Ph. FA 3*7770. W ILSO N -M A IE R Alignment Man This to a permanent position with guaranteed salary plus incen­ tive. Substantial taka home pay ter a producer. Company bene­ fits include Ufa and boapKalUa* Air Conditioned TV Stamps Hon insurance and a retirement HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK program and paid vacation; 1M So. Oak Av* FA 2-5742 aU fro* ad cote te employes. KATHERINE HARVEY Beauty Shop Rnply by totter only* State edu­ 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA I cation, experience, background, aad tetopftoao number. Informa­ Vacation Special! tion witt bn kept confidential, Permanent Wavea, including hair­ Write to: cuts, atyUng — $8*30. Air eonW. B. Eltorbo tioned shop, air conditioned GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE dryers. 144 W. First SL LAB-RE' BEAUTY SALON Sanford, Florida 3440 Hiawatha Ph. FA 3*1384 27. Special Services FRIG IDAIRE Sales ft Service G. H. HIGH Oviedo, Fla. FO 5-3313 Days Evenings Sanford FA 8*3883. BONNEVILLE CONVERTIBLE. Automatic Transmission, Felly Pow­ ered, Radio ft Hsatsr. Electric Win­ dows ft Scats, 7,144 Milos. Uko Newt 59 CADILLAC COUPE CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING Mattress renovating. Report Up bolstering. AU Work Guaran­ teed. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., FA 2-2117, UOt Sanford Av*. DE TILLS. Fall Power, Fastary Alt, YsBow ft White, 14,444 MUss. 59 CADILLAC “ 62" 4-WINDOW SEDAN. Fall Fewer, Factory Ahr Conditioned, Sharp, 18,844 Miles. FA 2-8865 59 CADILLAC ART BROWN Sanford, Fla. Sewing Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES ft MODELS RENTALS $8 WEEK COXVHtTlBLE. FaR Pewan, Alt 58 CADILLAC COUPE GASOLINE With the Purchase Of Any New Barkley 4-Pussagsr. Radio ft Hester. Ante- m m a g ia r d t t B 59 THUNDERBIRD CONVERTIBLE. FOUR DOOR SEDAN Form ' Rubber Seals, Heater, Oil Chrome Group. $ 1 ) 0 0 8 2 Z Chack Thant Features | Shoemaker I CONSTRUCTION CO., | 3 Bedroom Home PIANO TUNING ft RKPAIRING W. L. HARMON Ph. FA 2 4323 Maaonry ronatruetten • Belli np roof • Forrod walla • Tilt both • Awning wlndnwa Ttrrssso Ftoora > Bitch kit­ chen cabinet* • Farmka alak Up . Ball! in Waatlaghanaa nvan and rang* • Glaaa altolag danr te patfo > Carpnrtn aad ntiUty room • Camplate­ ly flaiahad teatoo aad ant. j Y O Filter, Deluxe DELIVERED IN SANFORD • Fatty _ P*wj 55 THUNDERBIRD HARDTOP. Radte and Bonteft i 59 BUICK ELECTRA SSI. 4-Door AU ttnlah i PER MONTH 59 OLD8MOBILB With 1/1 Down Payment Includes A l Carrying Ck n m Wide Selection Available Coupes! Sedans! Station W agons! Compare ! CONVERTIBLE. Fatty Vmrand And Only 60 THUNDERBIRD • BEFORE YOU BUY 54 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE. FaR Power. J>f** trie Wtedews ft B ute Bright ttsftCoat Bn Teld From N*w| AUTO GLASS INSTALLED % Windshield Back Glaaa Plumbing A Heating Door Glaaa Vent Glaaa AIM CONDITIONING SERVICE CONTRACT aad REPAIR WORK M*T Sanford Aro. FA 3-4542 Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-4822 DE VILLE. Fan Power. Ate C m *Honed. AR White — ConUnt B* Cleaner! 61 THUNDERBIRD FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. FiasUe or rayoa Upon. Cotton or nylon cords. LUMBER - HARDWARE • PAINT Senkarik Glaaa and Faint Co. ROOFING FHA Loan* SiO Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4433 Seminole Septic Tank B. EDWARDS . CLEANING $25.00 PH. FA 3-4401 READY MIXED CONCRETE BUILDERS SUPPLIES SI HOUR SERVICE Outdoor Table Top* ft Stats W* Giro TV Stamps WE GO ANYWHERE ANYTIME Lot Makcra — 8Ills — Lintels 803 W. 3rd SL FA 3-7384 Slops — Patio Blocks — Sand WELLS DRILLED MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. UPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS N Elm Aro. Ph. FA 2-1731 AU Types aad Slsos FRIGIDAIRE W* Repair aid Service fANTED: SoasstM te taka up Sales ft Service .^ 8 T I N E payments on 2 complete rooms House Wiring PR* Estimates Machinery and Supply Oo. of furniture, monthly payments Sid Vlhten's Randan Elactrie W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2-4432 $13.75. CaU Collect: Caisclberry 118 Magnolia Pk. PA 2-0815 TE B-U1L DRESS MARINO 15. Plumbing Services ft ALTERATIONS Reasonable a - Satisfaction guar­ PLUMBING anteed. CaU FA S-IM for ap­ Contracting ft Repairs pointment Frc* Estimates R. L. HARVEY tel Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-II43 HATCHELS TV A RADIO SERVICE 'Dependable Guaranteed Service’ Ph. FA 3-8383 340* W. First St. AU Lincoln accessories. Air Condi* Hoard, Red and White Leather la* terior. White Bittrior, Crnlso Can* trot, 4*Wty Beats. Oar Own Pstomal Car. Never Titled ar Tagged. 84 Msatk Naw Car Gsaraatea. Sava Ap­ proximately Used furniture, appliances, tools, FOR COMPLETE PEST CONTROL SERVICE CALL etc. Bought-Sold. Larry’s Mart, 311 8anford Av*. Ph. FA 3-4132 105 So. Palmetto (34 hr. Ser.) FA 2-3431 C A R L A N D| 61CONTINENTIAL 61 PONTIAC ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds. Day, Week, or Month— FURNITURE CENTER 3100 French Ave. Fh. FA 3*7853 DRAGLINE ft BULLDOZER 8ER. By The Hour or Contract GATLIN BROTHER8 Genova 2313 Eve, Orlando GA2-41B* FOR SALE: dog crates, will fit, . pickup or 2-wheel trailer. Ideal ENVELOPES, LottertMada, atete* for hunters. A Bargain. L C. menu. Invotes*, hood btlto, and Scott, Box 734, RL 1, Lofm te d . programs, ole. Progressive Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2851- WHEEL CHA1R&, crutches, sanss BOYD’S Cabinet Shop. Millwork walkers. 304 West Uth SL 307 Elm. FA 2-381*. FREE DELIVERY Prescriptions Air Specialty GHOST WRITING, oteays, Job FAUSTS Rx PHARMACY resumes and Istters-of-eppUca* 2nd and Mollonvllto ~ Painting Hon. Experienced competent Ph. f a s-uer service. Low rates. FA 2-4033. Phone FA 2-7943, ROOM SPECIAL S14J5. PainUng inside and out. CaU Mr. Tasker, FA 3-4158. Bargain Than A BONNEVILLE COUPE. FaQy P*w. ered piss Elsetrie Windows aad Baste, Radi* ft Hsatsr, 7,144 Mitoa. Sell Ua Your Fnrnttu.a. Quick Service With The Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-0477. Mlf you want tom* bualntao, follow ug!" You Can*t Find A Bigger or Better 61 PONTIAC Now tad Used Furniture Stl E. r i m SL FA 3-5423 GOODYEAR SERVICE hat a de* ■Irabis opaaiaf lor an exper­ ienced brake and alignment man. Ability to sail service . needs In customer la helpful. Deals Wece Never Better *n h oliday . *- 59 OLDSMOBILE •UPXR ***•"- 4-Door Sedaa. Fatty Fewwad. <0 STUDEBAKEB LARK. S-Doov Detain, 59 IM P E R IA L t-Door Hardtop. Fntty Powered, F*otery Ate Candittoned. On* Owner. I d h w us u u i ! PARK HOMES ! Sanford's Mast Exclusive Subdivision BUILT * DEVELOPED BY JA C K 36. Boats - Motors 56 PORCHE D E M ET R E E 3 • Bedroom s 2 • Baths A. * 8 4 0 0 57M G A Wide variety odterter dasigaa aad floer plana. LOCATED N. ef 20th. St. oa Locust. % SP E C IA L ! AM Y ANDERSON Belling Agent K P L P A 2 4 1 II L I . FA 2-7498 �* " • Thrills, Fun, Sparklers 'S p a rk ' Joyous South' Seminole 4th a . * * 1* / ' . 1 * . : f* * v : 4 k * " a ■* * » '/ i W e J f i i ' • *. • • • . ' \ f a • • * X T * * * * V ' i r i\ , . • ■ r ” -r 1 ■* l i(i *i l i 1 -a r t, f q . f t i '' • f* » / I e 'H '- l 13 a u ? J f / C JI * ' y f Y r -' # L J ** . J 9 * ' V i ' t y f r » \ ^ ' - ' ’ ’t {. A ,l* < * , ' I f ir fd jl ' y * T . ( r X i L JL \ *• • - • %, ’• , v' 1 ^ 7 1 ■ ./ » d e /J ;* ^ * T l w " ’f - •.« i - . tt \ r * * tt. \ S ' t r t ' r-* i* ' * V. . - * MOUNTED REITERS , . . Longwood Parade Division CITY OF LONGWOOD FLOAT . . ' . . Local Beauties Grace Entry LONGWOOD FIREMEN AT WORK . . . . Use O f Water Hoses Ssuninok C fcdi I* COUNTY NEWS Church, during July while the reg­ ular paator, Rev. John Pilley and hia farmlly are on vacation visit­ ing relative* in the north. * * * Speaking of vialtlng, Daley and Ed Dowell have had Ed'a alater, Mr*. (1. F. Young and daughter, Sara and her flange, Jim Hllstard of Winaton Salem, N. C., Mr. and lira. Garland Kepley and aon*, Mr. and Mr*. Alford Yount* and daughter, Joyce, Urenda Decker and Mr. and Mra. Walter Girley and aon, Pee Wee, of Lexington, N. C. Thla week Dalay'a aon, J. Don Kepley, and hla friend, L. C. New, arc her* with them. They are alao from Lexington. Delay ia a wonderful hoateaa ao 1 know they had a wonderful time while here. • • * Congratulation* to Billy Price and Jaunlta Johnaon on their marriage Friday evening. Billy I* a former Monroe boy and Somianta and Voluala- 4-1! boys la the grandaon of the L. 1- Kel­ and girls will attend the annual ler*. • * • Mra. Eddie Grow of Mlwntk at camp from July IT ami ha* been her* vialtlng her through July 22. The Seminole group will assem­ mother, Mr*. C. R. Gilea. • • • So ble at the County Court Houae in aorry that Lucille Kltagerald will Sanford by 8:30 a. m. on July IT be unable to go with ua to Gain**la -order o.ai tha bga ut»y~TZf ■> .lUi next week. Her mother la boarded and ready to leave by t here with her ao Loulae Ruahlow will go in her place, • • • Waa a. m. The week will be spent at talking to Claud* Hittell tha other Camp McQuarria which la local- day and 1 aaked him if It wasn't ad in the Ocala National Forest his vacation time. He eaid yea and about SO miles i*om Sanford. I aaked where he and his family Owned and under the direction were going and he anld to Monro*.. of tha University of Florida, It Maybe h« haa the beat place after la the center of many 4-H act!- all for a vacation and It'a for free. vities for club members of the * • • A former Monroe girl, Gini Taylor, ia an engaged gal. Gini, wbo now rvaidea in Lake Mary, la happily counting off the calendar daya until July Xi when ahe will marry Carl Stubbing* alao of Laka Mary. Tha beat to you, Gini and meeting all requiremeats gets a Carl. • • • 1 aura hop* everyone banner for the day. had a very aaf* 4th of July. I atayPlanned and directed aetlvl- rd home. I gueaa I am fiut a little ttoa include awimming, special bit afraid to gat out on tha high­ educational daises for morning way on a big holiday ae thia. • • • and afternoon and periods of re­ Had a cut# poet card yeeterday creation spaced throughout the from I.inda Stapler. She !• in Gatday. During tha evening hours, iinburg, Tenn., "havng fun but such events aa talent showa, mus­ miaaea everyone at home." 8he ia ical entertainments and aquara tha euteat gal. • • • Tha Goorga dancing are scheduled. IH*ffa have gueata thla waek. Mr. Throe good meals era furnished Poffa daughter and aon-in-law, cash day and the camp canteen Mr. and Mra. John Itiddla of Bluete; open however the amount of field, W. Va. They are trying to goodies each child may buy i* talk tha Poffa Into going back with limited. them for a visit. It really would do Horn* Demonstration . Agent them a lot of good to go. Take tha Mias Mytrte Wilson and County hint Roe*. • • • Jim Hawkina anjl ARaat Cecil Tucker haw mailed instructive letters te all club new bride, Shirley, are here from Frederick, Md« on a short visit members who aro eligible te at­ tend the INI camp. Tha agents with Jim's parents, the Vic Hawspecify that m dosed rotes** kina. Jim and Shirley were guests hunks, signed by parents or of honor nt a get-together of high guardians, ba returned to tbalr school churns at tha boms of Mar­ atto rn by Monday since arrange. cia and Bobby Carters on Monday evening, Don't you know they had a really awell time talking over ■ckool happening* of a few years agoT • • * Glad that Mrs. Bob By AUBREY JOBNbON Weekly practice session* aro be­ Carroll's mother Is Improving al­ ing held each Monday by tba. Ge- ts* being kit by lightening last Men Community Band to proper- weak at bar horns. Constabl* Car­ niton' for Um dedication of the roll Mid tha bums ware aovers. rammualty’o new Boat Office sl- Thai must kava bata aa awful an thenffi the exact date at the event periancs. • • • Wall I will be ia Gaiaasviile asst week having a “learning" good time et the Uslwntk |a thg Geneva Com veriaty of Florida, ao will see you THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1061 By MRS. H. L. JOHNSON Who aoid wo havant had mueh rain! It atlU ia noodcd though so WO won't kick about it. * * * Chrii Knott and aon, Paul, who occupy the M am cottage whila Larry Is doing aanrlca with tha Navy, ware tailed to Xanaaa become of the lllnaaa of Larry'a mother. Larry waa with hla mother for a ahort tlma but had to return to ahlp duty ao Chria will remain with hia mother. * * * Rev. Rudolph Typlt will occupy tha pulpit of the Upaala C o m m u n i t y Preabyteriau Seminole 4-H'ers Plan Annual Camp M onday Practice r Vail LITTLE "MISS" NORTH ORLANDO . . . . Laurie Anne Snyder . By MARIAN R. JONES Everyone ia tha T. W. Lawton family seems to ba on a summer tour somewhere but Mom ana Dadl Our good friends and neighbors, Dr. and Mra. T. W. Lawton, are buiily engaged la reading mall from all parts of the world from their vacationing chlldrrn. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine MlkeaoU (Charlotte Lawton) and daugh­ ters, Marilyn and Marcia, art an. Joying $ two montha tour af Eu­ rope, planning to return ham* by August. During their tour Ihry have seen tha crown Jewels and kava visited the tower of Landau. Be­ fore returning home, they will visit with frienda in-Northern Ire­ land and white ia Germany they will visit with tha girl who 1a to ba an aachang* student here next term and who will liv* in their home. The Lawteo'a ton, Dean Jama* Lawton of Pennington School For Boys In Pennington, N. J., ala# la touring tha continent and haa bora invited for personally conducted slgbt-aoeing tours in Cairo and ton Jr. aod aon*, Billy and Tom­ my, of Orlando, are traveling wrst by plane, train and rented car. imagine Tommy being old enough to do the driving when the rented car ia used I Tbalr plans include visits to sights of interest in Chicago, Salt Lake City, Denver, San Dtego, Mexico, Arkansas, New Mexico, Wyoming, San Francisco and Ida­ ho FaUs. Imagine the winderful thing* all members at the family will have to tail each other when a re­ union comas around again . • . probably at Christmas lima. Hobby Craft Club Meets Wednesday PAGE 12 Semlnola County’* Homo Dept* onitratlon Clubs will bs represent­ ed at the 37th Annual Florida State Senior Council Meeting and Short Course by 13 delegates. Theme of tha meeting at the University of Florida, July 10 through July 14, this year is "Learning—Tha Key to Living." Participating from -Seminole County WiU be Mrs. H. L. Johnson of Laka Monroe, the County Coun­ cil president; Mra. W. H. Heinbuck of Laka Mary, the County Council delegate and Mrs. Joe H. Wright of Lake Mary, entry to the Stata Dress Revue. Other club member* attending art to be Mr*. W. B. Heath and Mrs. J. W. Yarborough of the Ge­ neva Club, Mrs. J. C. Sapp and Mrs. Ieuiae Ruahlow of the Lake Monroe club, Mrr. Harold Kryder and Mrs. B. R. Gray of the Longwood club, Mrs. W. W. Dietrick and Mrs; A. W. Richter of the Oviedo club and Mrs. Louise Stringfield and Mra. J. D. Calla­ han of the Sanford club. Mia* Myrtle Wilson, Home Dem. onitratlon Agent, will accompany tha group, Women from aU parts of the state will attend the presidents’ dinner on Monday when all coun­ cil and past state presidents are to be honored and during the fiveday session they will take part in many instructive and educa­ tional lecture* and programs. , Dr. M. O. WalkIn*, director of Florida Agricultural Service, Uni­ versity of Florida, and Mias Anna Mae Sikes, state home demonstra­ tion agent of Tallahassee, with as­ sistance from state specialists, will direct these meetings. "Learning for Living tha Amer­ ican Way" is tba topic Dr. Willard M. Fifield, provost lor agriculture at the university, has chosen for hia lecture and Mra. Lucia Brownwell, home editor lor "Progressiva Firmer," haa chosen to apeak on “ Living Today and Tomorrow." Mias Helen Holstein. Mrs. KdytV Bam s and Mias Eioiat Johnson, district h o m e demonstration agents, wfll bo in charge of dis­ cussions on "Extension Program Development." All sessions of tko educational program will bo hold In General Assembly during the monlag hours. Special interest meeting* on clUaonahlp and civil dofonso, self understanding, ways with words, Due to the July 4 holiday, mamban of the Chuluota Hobby Craft (Bub postponed this month’s reg­ ular mating and pot luck dinner, usually kald tee first Wednesday of each month, until July u . Neat Wednesday’s meeting U to be with Mr*. Henry C. Schwcrdt and Mrs. Howard Kaunedy aa hos­ Latte American crisis and safety tesses and wiR bo held at the will bo offend to chib members. Community Haneo beginning nt Short eourse* an recroatten. health, landscaping, the home, a.m. During the summer, daughters nutrition, clothing, youth under­ of club members haw been weav- standing, family unity, consumer tips and management otoo will ha two delegates. Entries must com* under the church or street cate­ gory, play clothes or suits and formal*. In conjunction with the fashion event will be the installation of new stats officers and the awarda and recognition program. Closing exercises are scheduled for Friday morning when sum­ maries of the meeting and reports will be presented and short course certificate* given. The closing address will be given by the State Council president. By ATLANTA McGINNB The AlUmrs*' Spring# Library Assn., which la sponsoring a gi­ gantic rummage sale In the old Post Office Bldg., Inst week clear­ ed a total of $308 in the all out effort to raise necessary funds for the purchase of the present li­ brary building and property. Mra. Glenn Humes, chairman of the ways and means eommillMt saya that voluntetr helpers still art needed for-either morning or afternoon duty. Members of the group will con­ tinue to accept sale items and they alao are taking artlclaa to sell on commission consignments. Of especial interest to antique lovers In tha county might be the handcarved cheat which has been newly refiaiafaed and is offered for >40. The piece is from the Bates Estate and was donated te the Li­ brary Assn, by family hairs for resale at this event. Also among Items to be sold are many plants and used books and Florida Power Corp. haa donated electricity ia the building aa that longer sale hours can be main­ tained. Mra. Humes reported. Incorporation Becomes Official For Civic Group Members of the North Orlando Civic Assn., mooting last Thurs­ day at the Village Hall, were ad­ vised by President W. W. Andereon that the group's incorporation aa n non-profit organisation has bora officially recognised and that Us charter haa bea seated and certified for record. Anderson alao introduced hla appointed officers, Lloyd Prouty as chaplain and Jack Rlddtey aa sergeant-at-arms. eeatativea for the Village were Jack Sutton from tha north aide, Rlddtey from the eonth aide aod John Crodray from tha Coronado Homes section. GREASED POLE CONTEST . . . . Entertains Longwood Youth* ROCKET BUR3T . . . Fireworks At Longwood EDITORIAL COMMENT Multiple Purpose Although the Fourth of July now ia juat another national dsath toU ataiUUc, the dxy’a celebration apoiw •ored by tho longwood Volunteer Fire Dept, seems to no one of particular merit since it had n multiple purpose. Firatly, the Volunteers, with cooperation from thn local businessmen and civic and social organization*, phutned the full day of entertainment in an effort toglva aU area rtsidenU a jam-packed day of pleasure right at home ao that they wouldn't become "juet another BUtia. uc# And, secondly, the firemen planned the event as a monto'-raialng project to buy additional equipment of hose, nozzle*, warning signals, floodlights and mom coats and mask* for the men which are needed for tha protection of areas outside the municipal limits of Long. The department receives operating funds from the city, however, since it protects sll surrounding areas as well, the men, through some must raise Money te cover these expenses. * ' We think it highly commendable that they andertook to accomplish this task in.such n way rather than falling back on the usual "dooe^ door" aoUdtation which many residents find greeting them aU too often these days. i �■o » _ # t. r m PI l News Briefs Hearing Set ORLANDO (UPI) — A hearing will bo held la Tamps July 12 for taro striking unions at Cape Canaveral ordered back to work by ■ federal Judge. WEATHER: Cloudy through Saturday. High today, 90-94. Low tonight, 70-75. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY. JULY 7. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 280 Postal Hike Set WASHINGTON (UPI) — Postmaster General J. Edward Day announced plans Thursday to raise from SO to 60 cents the fee for registering mall valued up to $10, effective Aug. 12. Health Director A sks M illage Plans Homecoming HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Negro entertainer Sammy Davis Jr., whose blonde wife Stay Britt gave birth to a daughter Wednesday, says he will tako tho two ladies home on Sunday. Make Appeal MIAMI (UPI) - Havana Radio Thursday appealed to all citizens lo save used bottles, cans, card board boxes, toothpaste tubes and even old newspapers “ to help fight the imperialist blockade." SOUTH VIETNAMESE soldiers cross a bridge during a mop-up operation ngninst Communist guerillas in Vinh Binh Province, Viet Nam, which is about 125 miles south o f Saigon. Soliders, marines parutroopers, Navy com­ mandos, cadets from the Army truining center and civil \9guards participated in this operation to wipo out the Communists from this 40,000 square mile province of rice fields, forests, islands and swamps. New Proposal Hike In 1961-62 Fund Request ■ ■ ■ Dropped ■ ■ H H k I 5 ,0 0 (1 More Charges Needed-Brothers On M ize , Hobby DETROIT (UPI) — Tbs,United Auto Workers planned lo present tho Ford Motor Co. formally to­ The 8100,000 civil rights suit against Sheriff J. L. Hobby day Its spectacular proposal to nnd County Judge Vernon Mize wna thrown out of Federal put all factory workers on annual Court Thursday afternoon but for the second time in four salaries instead of hourly wages. Harmful Germ SAIGON. Viet Nsm (UPI) President Ngo Dinh Diem told the Vietnamese people today that neutrality is a “ harmful germ." Ho called for a tougher struggle against communism. County Health Director Dr. Clyde D. Brothers has sub­ mitted his 1961-62 budget request asking for a millage in­ crease o f .08 mills, records in the courthouse rcveuled today. Brothers has asked for an increase of some $15,000 to operate his office during the next fiscal year and requested the health department's mill levy be raised front .12 to .20. months, the Federal Judge gave the plaintiff, Davis Lee of Anderson, S. C„ 10 days to file on amended complaint. Hobby, Judge Mize and a Negro taxi driver, LeRoy Mc- In his budget, It.others asked Cllnsun, were surd for $100,000 by for $8,800 in addiliunal funds to Lee, publisher of the paper, “ The »pctutc liis dcpiutmrnt; $1,000 .'J.' *5t h Telrgiam" who claimed the civil righta of lha vendors wets violat­ DR. CLYDE D. BROTHERS more to hire a public health nurse and $:I,000 for additional salaries. ed. A check of budget requests also Hobby said ht arrested Eddie revealed this morning that Super* Soot Lea IIiexits and l.onnie Cherry, visor of Registration Mrs. Camilla both of Sanford, the week of Aug. TAMPA (UPI) — Soot-weary llruee has asked for an increase St, litfiO, on charges of violating Davis Islanders waited Impatient­ of funds from $9,126 to 116,270; Florida's laws against publishing ly today tor authorities to tell BERLIN (U P I)—The Communists tightened the screws The Home Demonstration office and distributing “ immoral and them what had caused tht black, on Berlin today by digging up a long-ignored law requiring groasy flakes to fall on them has asked for a decrease in appro­ libelous literature.' * Con.racla totaling $1,289,668 have priations form $8,000 to $7,000; East Berliners to get permission before taking jobs in West three times In about two weeks. Hobby had said al that time he been awarded to Dynatronics it Welfare board—a decrease from made tiie arrests to protect Ne­ Berlin. connection with data handling and $16,000 to $12,000; e i O c groes In Seminole County and that The East Berlin city government said it will impose Coach Drowns County Agent — Inrresse from range support equipment for tha ha had received complaints from WASHINGTON (UPI1 — The HARDY, Ark. (UPI) — Richard ♦ r ic t enforcement o f the long-standing regulation that resi­ lly I.AKHY VKItSItEl. Atlantic Missile Range, tha firm $7,400 to $0,006; dents of that portion of tho city Mays, head football coach at City"*Planner' C to r ? " s'traons'j "h.^nllae* U‘ hfr lo" K ,,' ndln* propo^ for * rroai* Zoning—• decrease from $42,150 announced thia week. Southwestern College at Memphis, ★ ★ ★ Covering four major areas •( muit trek approval of Communist drowned near here Thursday nam. cropped up again In th.j Lf, tuimid In hh suit that hla F b* '“ * ,p ‘‘*r,nU>r to $40,000. thr„ UlMl) , nd ln.[will ha*, a rough time winning The Tux Assessor, once again the electronics (irm'a ays.cm en­ authorities before working in Wait while trying lo retrieve hla wife's new. Thursday night. The Zoning ■v#mlo, . and Planning Board sccepted Sim- UmUlaUM , .W ,lf hapriwn. " ,,pwv* ,n V .l,ou,# Approprla- has asked for $16,000 (or trap- gineering capabilities, the vonfishing line in a swift currant. Berlin. tracta are to be delivered by tha on. Lo.nprel.en.lv. plan for th. (o th, new„ tmn* subcommlttae. pralsal work. The new Red move came acainat end of thia year. city and will ask the City Lommis-1 r< Hep. Ben F. Jensen, (R-lowa), Admits Kidnaping the background of theta other de The programs ar* under tponsion Monday to pay him the rest 1 u . i . Negroes v , „ ru, , .arraated rrasted sVn Both were ••"hlng Republican on the Public BUFFALO, N. Y. (UP!) - A aorahip uf the United Slates Air velopments on Berlin: of the money fur the plan. Tho city placed under $:U)0 bond but,' In Works Appropriations auliconimltteen-aged girl Thursday night ad* Force Systems Command, Air la. Washington, the White House atill owe. 8inu.ua $2,000. County Court were given suspend* tee, and a fellow GOP member milled kidnapping S-year-old An­ s • • Force Missile Tea: Center, fa tblasted the project during cluaed •aidant Kened kentineas by Judge Mize. drew Aihley and leaving hlin rick Air Jferca Baa*.- »• hearings, a transcript released irday in HyThe City Commission plans tu According to Parker Painter Thursday disclosed. hold “Informal social" meeting w o fiB “ *r * h j f F . Jr., - president of 'the firm, new “ I would not vote two cents fur with the County Commission on And Berlin • July II. That's what City Manager' this project," Jensen laid. “ If the ; ^ d clty Councilm.P contracts already ocgoUatcd this MOSCOW (UPI) — Tho Soviet qdisttedi. Prase secretary Pierre Satellite Chain W. E. Knowles saya. Knowles empeople.down them want to build uniin,moUily , pprov*d lh, low year will result In further growth Union has rejected United States Salinger said the session was part BONN, Germany (UPI) - The t let thera.bulld it and pay for it b,d of |h< 0ringe p ,vlng and and expansion of the corporation, proposals for a nuclear test ban of n “ continuing series of confer United States, West Germany, phasized that it was Just an in­ par.icularly in the field of em­ formal get-together. Wonder if the araln and has demanded anew that enccs." ouT ’ 1 , • ! Conatruction Co. Thursday for re- ployment. Britain and Franca expect to have t I. not very oiten 1 get rom- ' furfgc| of C!iurch st. (rom ,he tho tost ban talks bo merged Into Tlit Washington correspondent a chain of communication satel­ press will be Invited? • • • CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) - pletely (ed Up with a proposition e„ y.„ „ „ „ mlti west [Q E, |.,kc Tht Dynatronics engineering a general disarmament conference, of the Times of London reported lites in operation within two or staff is already slated for an in­ The United States fired Its biggest that cornea before us, li.it I am Ayp We hear some residents a.e up that Kennedy “ is not prepered to three years, Pos al Minister Richit was disclosed today. In arms about tha latest city pro­ war rocket, the advanced model.completely fed up with thia thing," The Winter Park firm's bid was crease in personnel of 50 per cent a Tho govemmsnt newspaper Is- go to war” if Knot Germans as art Sluecklen said Thursday. during the current fiscal year. ject for a sanitary landfill area on Atlas, more than 6.000 miles to .aid Jensen of the proposed $1.18 ‘ J'h. ".‘mount ’of" tl'lM vest!a printed tho text of a note sums control of the access routes This growth period follow! ea a new distance record for milt Marshall Ave. between 22nd St. ................................... . ............. . - M * reject. | Vt'h'er bTd. I m .tfe d « m . from increase in total employment at which Soviet Foreign Minister An­ to West Berlin, lie also said thr Demos Accused lary missiles. and 24th St. It seems these per­ In a tour of the area, Jensen Joyce Construction Co. of Jasdrei Gromyko handed U. S. Am­ president Is not prepared to fight WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rcpubsona art speculating that when The silvery, U-foot missile said, ha could not llnd any reason ^ibeny. next low bidder, follow- the plant from 116 lo snore than bassador Llewellyn Thompson last “should the Soviet Union, .sign _ . licans accused Democrat today the project it completed, the area Plundered (rom Us launching pad for tha canal across Florida run- rd in order by Hubbard Construe- 200 persona in the past fiscal year, Wednesday. It replied to President separate peace treaty with Eust ()f |,tving tailored a proposed pro will be aubjrctrd to odors, flies about 11:60 p.m. About one necting tha Atlantic and the Gulf (|oa 0f Orlando, R. M. Wilkins 1) A Range Safety Display and Germany." Kennedy's note of Juno 17, gram of federal aid for private Control Facility, providing the and other nulaancea. Knowles .aid ho,,r U,er. “ * *,cnd' r no*« c0ne' of Mexico. Construction Corp. of Ssnford and Atlantic MDslle Range Safety of­ The Soviet note repeated tho West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt and church schools to win votes test Instruments, crammed wllh In Tallahassee, Gov. Farris Bry­ G. and H. Construction of Orlan­ ficer with display unite for Kremlin demand that any tast ban told a news conference in Bonn for President Kennedy's general “it ain't so." crashed Into a watery target In ant charged that the GOP opposi• • • treaty must rest on Sovlety Pre­ that the Allies should consider school bill. do. ____ , ------ ■ti-in whs Ui« start of tin attempt to In 'other business, tl.e council tracking missiles and _apace yeIt's not everyday we gel a the Indian Ocean. mier Nikita Khrushchev’s “troika" calling a peace conference of all hides and ordering measures I# Informed sources said (hr roc­ make a “party line'' issue of ths msde the final reading and apil.ance to tool our own burns but principle and accused the United 62 nations which were at war with Boy Confesses insure safely on the range. $60$,ket was supposed to travel 0,054 canal. | proved a resolution which created the Casselberry Volunteer Fire­ States of “ burning tho bridges to Nasi Germany. Thia, he said, PATERSON, N. J. (UPI) - A miles. It wss learned it would “ I hope tl.ey will nut be success-! a five member Cemetery Board 1BOO. agreement." would call tha bluff of Soviet Pre­ 16-year-old high school boy and men In their 11)61 directory paid take “ perhaps several days" of 2) A Pre-Detection receiver, re­ Tho note accused tho United mier Nikita Khrushchev in hla civil defense fireman who wanted tribute to our county editor—Judy close scrutiny of tracking inf.r- ful in sacrificing this project, and heard a request from Mrs. corder and reproducer which will . .i ,i. i which is vital to alt tha nation, on Bobbie Joe Hunt for the removal record and reproduce all types of States of preparing to resuroo nu­ call for such a parity and con­ :o prove that “ Paterson has a Wells—that deserves apeclal men­ ms Ion to determine whether the ,he .Iter of politics," said Bryant, of four oak trees bordering E. clear testa and said the American front him with a demand on how good fire department" Thursday tion. one J U)* ,.ake st. Ule downtown bust- telemetry data from zniisUea or The firemen saluted 51ra. Wells previous record was 0,012 .Klule ,)o bargsining points aro merely at- to solve ll.n German problem. satellites in flight. $24,165. night confessed he set nine dif­ tempta “ to Justify in the eye of .••‘ •"'n'.tration ness district. 3) A Universal PCM Data 5U« Diplomatic sources In London ferent fires In the last two weeks. for the “accurate'' reporting of all '" “ U'looked like a terrific shot,"! " " l " ' “ "V * activittea and event, in tha town , spokesman for th. Air Force pubUe opinion this resumption." |tion, for handling of data tramreported that Britain and France ^ *"1 " S.Ut: ------------------------of Casselberry, “ What Is this," the note asked will Join the United State. nextjH oW E x p e n s i v e / ! inittcd from missiles and apace said. Early Indications were that1C“ b,nBt lo ' l « h,n*u,n t0 • • • , vehicles. $168,387. of American proposals, n "a man- week in delivering linn rebutals' The Rev. Martin Luther King the giant rocket, troubled ihrough-! th* Ths Downtown Improvement. out much mucl) of of it. testing (f|Ung pruJr, wiestatlon of animosity toward of Khrushchev's views on Berlin, Jr. told a crowd of 2,600 Integraprogram1 ‘ up' '*“hn K' 1* ll0" ' <«'N' '•>' foot antennas on the Atlantic Miscommunism or an attempt to dis­ but will offer no immediate pro­ tionists in-Jackson, Miss., Thurs­ Assn, met Ihuixlay afternoon fo. |)er(. bj|d p|tccj |(1 dummy war- aaid that economically the canal would ciaate a “ ridiculous situa soma progres. report, on way lo ||Md iqum)y on Urget. Tha Seminole County Registered t|l0 Range, broadening the Iretract attention from the weakness posals . * day night that “ segregation is lion." improve the downtown arss. Noth Professional Nurses have dlscun- quency range end updating the of tha U. 8. position on dIsasma­ dead." The only- question re­ ing ready to release yet—but wa The advanced model Atlas, car­ Taxpayers would have to pay tinned nn-etings for the summer, servo systems. $306,000. msnt?" rying Die mixhtles. engines—589.maining, King said, “ is how ex­ hear some big plans are in the ooo pounds of thruil—ever built (our per cent inteieat on the $108 Customarily scheduled for the It said, in so many words, that pensive the segregationists will mill. the Buasians havs not changod inlo a U. S. military rocket, is million each year, Pillion said, second Monday of each month at make the funeral." capable of hurling nuclear pay plua two per rent depreciation. He' the Health Center in 8anford, the their minds on dissrmamont since; S f i Q t C n O n Q G loadi nearly halfway around the estimated the total at about $10 -cgular sessions will resume in the Khrushchev laid his demands be- _ . . * 3 Initial Decision wurld. ■million. i 'ill. fore Kennedy during tho Vienna. K i l l e d U U l WASHINGTON (UPI) The JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The iwmlt masting. DELAND (UPD — DeLand ap­ Federal Communications Commis­ Navy lui« named Rear Admiral * ’ "Tbs government of the U. S. Is parently will temain the Volusia sion Thursday issued an Initial David L. McDonald commander uf now concerned with only ons County seat after a three-year decision that would allow the the 6th Fleet in the Medlteraathing,' lbs note said, “ how ta battle to move the seat to Daytona American Telephone A Telegraph ran, it wue announced Thursday. Justify la tha tyaa of publit opin­ Beach. Co. and Western Union to hike KUWAIT (UPI) - A Kuwaiti McDonald, commander of Car­ ion tha resumption of nuclaar testa The move was killed Thursday rates for leased-line lelepragb government spokesman today ac­ rier Division 6, succeeds Vice Adi*. The locul architectural firm o f John which is being prepared in the when the county commission ruled services. George Andvraon, recently named cused Iraq of “ building up forces" U. fl., what pretext to find for Invalid a petition calling for a A. liurton IV announces the uMnociatlon of by President Kennedy as bow acroaa the Kuwalt-lraq border, but burning tha bridge, to agreements referendum on relocating th e Woman Killed James Graham Chapman, Architect, aa chief of naval operations. on the prohibtion of such tests. courthouse. The petition did not SYLVANIA, Ga. (UPI) - Mrs. offered lo negotiate hts country's ''The U. S. is not interested in eontnln signatures of the required John Gary, ao elderly Fort Lau­ differences with Its larger neigh­ partner in the firm, (honest agreement on n treaty one-third registered, tax • paying derdale, Fla., woman waa killed bor, Chapman ia a graduate of the Georgia which would put an end to nuclear voters, the commission said. and her husband w*a seriously “ H Iraqi Premier Abdul Karim Institute o f Techonology and has for the testing for ell time, and Is Booking The fight began three years ago Injured lata Thursday whan be loopholes to circumvent the treaty to move the county seat to a larg- j car la which they war* riding Kaaaem wants peace talks,” the jutst few yeara operated the firm o f Chap­ LONDON (UPD—Soviet astro, and thus turn it into a mere scrap •r city and a popular aeaslda tour.- collided with a tractor trailer spokesman said, “ we will have man Architectural Arts in Winter Park, naut Yuri Gagarin will visit Lon­ peace talks with him." of paper." don “ within the neat four days" Ist center. truck osar here. Florida. But he charged Kaaaem with to lecture on hla history-making moving hla soldiers south toward ChuVman ia a registered architect in tha space flight, it was announced to­ tha border and estimated that the State o f Florida end haa been with Mr. day. Iraqi and the Brltiah-Kuwaitl Burton’a firm eince February 1 o f this troops now are teas than 20 mites year. He ia a member o f the American Infrom each other. Herald Index TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Farria Despite the current financial pinch, There has been “ a lot of move­ etitute o f Architecte and the Sanford . Pago T Bridge Bryant said, he plana to find $200,000 out- ment" of Iraqi troops, be said. Bryant i« confident tha state’* economic Junior Chamber o f Commerce. Pago S-9 aide legislative appropriations to finance Classified The spokesman said the frontpicture will improve enough to finance the Combs .......... ........... — ... - Pago 6 • a start on a new two-year univaraity at lino British and Kuwaiti troops The Burton firm, which recently com­ 1961 Legislature's construction programs, A Dear Abby . . ------------------- Pago f Boca Raton ao that tha school can open are now within nine miles of tha pleted tho new Senior High 8choo) and tha but maybe'not for another year. _ Pago 4 3 Editorial . . as planned in September o f 1964. He would border while tho nearest Iraqi Bryant told his news conference Thurs­ not say where he planned to get the troop concentration la 10 miles Florida State Bank Building, will in the Kutartalnas—t ------------------- Page ! ' ■ ■•} future be known aa “Burton and Chap­ money. day he does not foresee any early release Cram the frontier. — ttn M r» , o f construction funds because the Stats -rage? The Legislature provl Pusalo — — ’■ Brig. Mubarek said the man, Architects," with offices continuing Society . » — J, Pago 1 . Cabinst has dot had a chance to get a "reacompleted, but at the corner o f First Street and Mellonfunds be released only a P a n |4| - ■ft Oaonable" idea o f how much revenue the aws, we will assured to meet the ki|r b Soviets Tighten Screws On Berlin Florida Barge Canal Facing Rough $$$ Fight Reds Reject U. S. Nuclear ^est Proposals Dynatronics Gets $1 Million In Contracts m Longwood Awards Resurfacing Bid U. S. Fires Biggesi Rocket Registered Nurses Recess For Summer 41 Volusia County Kuwait Accuses Iraq 01 Buildup - *>“ * McDonald Named 6th Fleet Boss Chapman Becomes Partner In Firm Gagarin Set For London Visit Economy Bright-Bryant state will take in. ating atsts governmen ville Avenue. w ;r -ia * I jfl 1 — ■ ' ^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Mat uf tha ML -- « -^S---* -----p m P lI V U P ip p r o ic n w uly * mOotton* at the top i etaadiags and managed to (hair toad* at tha aaaaeni’ Pittsburgh carried • 6V4 .margin at the' half-way last year and won tha pea­ ky eevun. i, the Bads don’t have a Walters, Paul Derringer or seven, won his uth game, tops to the circuit. Pappas, hamstrung by a .sere arm earlier la the campaign, won his fourth straight with the help of Qua Triandoo* heme ran and single that >aceoaated for three runs. • Washington scored all it* runs in the second inning oh fire hits and three walks that provided roekle Ed Hoeugh with kia sixth triumph. Jim Pagiiarnni and Gary Geiger bomered tor the Bed Sox. Allison's grand alsm atr, his third of the year to tie him with BaHimore’e Jim. Gentile, oappad n rally ef four uneanmd rune. An error by Nellie Png with two out enabled Allison la came to Me plate and tmlaad bis Uth homer of the season. Ken Runt drum to two rune, me with Me Wh homer, to pace the Angela to their fifth win in six games. Bennie Kline was affec­ tive to relief ef starter Kras Du­ ran, allowing only one run to seven innings t o chalk up kia eeoand Johnny Vaadermoer on their pitching staff as they did In iMO, tad the likes nf Jim Maloney, Bob Ptokty and Joey Jay have earned CtottoBaM a two-gams edge going toto today’s independence Day Sfalaaey won his firth game ef tha pear Monday night when tb* U. S. Down To One At Wimbledon leek toto tha July 4 action of tbs toto etamptonshlp season. Beeead place Los Angeles topPld Mflwantoe, M , hi the only ( t o r National League gams Mon­ day night d it t o American League, Balt!toto..best Ckvelina, S-S, tot MUt .vtotons CBy, 6-x. Itotnit and second plan New w en Idle hot. hook wp to n 'Wtobtotasder today tkst could erase Mo Tigers' otto game lssd. . Ctoelaaati is tot partieulkr over tH to'M M oops tha AL bunting, IR g.Safc would Ilka to avenge a , M S Wsetd Berios tan te the Yaataaa and flgun they eta repeat Mnlr IBM triumph over Me TV Past, with Ua ninth home Pan af the year, sad Vada Pinson Mtofe -to o n in two runs to ctnatotori*s. win aver tha Pintos. n dMrtotory NSW YORK (UPI) - Those *x- and Bob Allloen ef Mtanenta had pleaions yuu're toaridg' today thnu each while Bey Bleven ef piwn't all fineraekert. 1 Chicago bad n palr-and then They'n detongtloas in Amort- BALTIMORE (UPI) - Manager Pad Richards ef Ik* Baltimore Orioles eaid today be wm “■at ex­ plaining nor apologizing” for eeme of the controversial selections he made for thla year's American League All-Star team. Richanli by-passed flee promlneat payers, Including Jimmy PinraaU of the CUygland Indiana, Monday la rounding out the Sto man AL equad for the first MSI All-Mar game at Baa Fraoctoeo, July 1L "Somebody had to pick them," aaid Richards, who was named to replace retired Caaey Stengel of the New York Yankees aa Urn AL pilot "I’m not explaining nor apologizing. I'm Just like the um­ pires — 1 don’t explain, I Just pick." Pleraall was one of fire players who finished second in an earlier players’ poll to be passed over by Richard a. The others were Roy Sierers of the White Sox, Jerry Lumps of the Athletics, Lula Apariclo of the White Sox, and Tito Prancooa of the Indiana. WIMBLEDON. England (U PI>Kaiua Hants* of Chula Vista, Calif,, carrying American prestige to the woman’* division of the Wimbledon tennis tournameht, -met Reneo nchuurman of South Africa today In a battle for a berth to the semifinals. The winner of this match will be pitted against tb* survivor of the quarterfinal duel between sec­ ond-seeded Margaret Smith ef Australia and sixth-seeded Chris­ tine Truman af England. ' la tha two other women’s quar­ terfinals, top-seeded Sandra Bayaoids of South Africa mot fifthseeded YoU Ramiros of Mexico, and seventh-seeded Angela Morti­ mer ef England played Vera Su­ hova af Csscheslovakla. Tha IS-ycar-ald Mis* Hants*, ■ceded eighth, sought to keep pace with Chuck McKinley of St Ana, Mo,, who necked tha men’s eemifinals Monday with a H H H M victory over Bobby Wilson ef England. McKinley plays Mike Saagfter ef Ragland Wednesday. Besides McKinley and Saagstsr, thee* wh* reached the men's semifinals Monday w en secondseeded Rod Laver nf Australia and seventh-seeded Ksmanathau Krishnaa ef India. Laver aad had IT. There a n a number ef Kriahaen Use play Wadaesday. other inanrfcabiy - i p i g f l n comparisons. Gen* Green of Washington, frith of Chile, tot, M , *-S; Kriahaaa nmrth-eeeded * « « as I nseem ns a earner tops af IB to a Mason, — —*w raw* we^wras^w rawg ranram already has alas. Willie Tasby of of Auetralla, *-l, tot, tot; and Washington has H and never be- Bangstar beet Iyo Pimentel ef fon Ut more than IS. Jim Landla Venesuels, tot, M , M . of Chicago has l# against a tops ita Reman eandlaa. The aaha yeu naa tor a league to a season Is mar is the pounding af pitchers 1,1*6 by Uto National League to hearts every tins* they go to the IMS and 1,0*1 by tha American Laagus to INK Bath are aartoto For, duo due to expansion exi aad the to go by tb* board* tor the Amer­ BLANC, Mich. <UPI>- stretching thin af pitot*Mg staffs, icans already had helabored TO a Jr. doesn’t win many bams rant sr* being wfcattad at blasts; going if to' this week. meats than days, tat the an overall pan never baton seen raid former Masters aad to m on than a half century e( Every stub to the American League pnvlously has accounted atamptoh Bum Kiamtsha basebalL for m en Mas MO homers to tha Three records wfclth e*em cor- same season. This may to a rec­ tain to go to the American Laagu* ord akin to most assists b» red•nt haired shortstops on Oood Friday L Moat grand alam homers in to the eecood gsmo of n double . Thun there's Jerry Adair of Bal­ a season. timore. He hit on* all uf last Ma­ header. but you could X. Most total home runs for the your brogaaa that the mark will' son. At Mu moment to has saves league’! Mason. go up to an aveo IS to the ex­ —#o It didn’t have to come up S. Most elubs hitting'more than panded Americas League this July 4 to prove to the pitcher* ioo homers in n season. that the bomba are bursting to season. Tha * American . Laagu* record Yet It to In Me individual dafor grand alam homers it IT and, with two extra clubs picking on partment where Me point to driv­ ita harriad pitchers and each en hem* Mildly ns to Me man­ club playing eight additional ner to which Me batsmen are M a g rig h t now isn't the easi- gamas, tha handwriting is largo bludeonlng the hassled barters. Starting this weak, both Mickey By ttoltod Frees taternstliual thtog to do. Mantle aad Rogor Maris still The Columbus Jots bit the I* pstatod rat that Me pro golf were running ahead ef Babe Fourth ef July mUestene wtth u kt are crowded wtth meuy Ruth's eyu-popplag pace when be Sto gam* bulge over Me second r*M "physically able to win." delivtrtd his record so home runs place charleston Marita* to Mo cap* end P*tt; wbo like Burke tack to IStT. This to not to say International League race. • ooefctag' their first townsB riatery nf Ittl, wound up Mat either .of Mem young gsaU*. The Jets warmed up tor the holiday Monday ai(bt by downing B t|» far second place thro* Midgets Topped TRENTON, N. J. <UPl>-Bob Charleston. B-1, behind the six-bit I S A Me pec* and’ 'sack Marshmu of Pottsiowa, Pa,, av| pitching of Jim Umbrteht it wan lha tall right-haudey* first tri­ k* turning pel to of the pliyoff erased SS.TTS miles per hour Sun­ umph to n aoato end his firat to *t lha Uth hois where day to win a 250-mile midset rar complete gem# victory since hs.^leng known a* oo* of the ract at the Trenton Speedway. Marsh mad drove the first 1SS laps but Meo had to give-way to relief driver Jimmie Davies of Gardens, Calif., beexuM of Sto Columbus Jets Pace IL Race PlersiQ appeared hr Rieharde, to Mickey Mantle to Me AL red­ Nellie Pox of Me White Baa and Yogi Berra of the Yankees w ere# ing for center fielders. the other players Richards strayed •Tee been passed ap before," Bum Mo toting to sales! PiersaB said- "11 dosas’t both* Richards picked JaeMa Brandt of Us own Orioles as Me No. S center fielder. Brandt, eurreaUy bitting JM, has been tattling Norm Cash at the Tiger* tor Me AL hatting lead. However, Pierten atoo to enjoying n greed ma­ ma with a M l average. , As his reserve first tastmaa, Richards again went to his own team, picking Jim Gentile ahead of Slavers and Bill Bkowron of the Yankees, both of whom finished ahead ef Gentile la the players' POQ* The Baltimore manager alao se­ lected Dick Hoarser of the A’s, who finished third behind Tony Kubek of the Yankees and Apa­ rtdo in the players’ poll, as tb* AL’s reserve shortstop. This ap­ peared, to be a logical move, how­ ever, for Richards was forced to select at least one player Bum M l W. First JNcbatda’ fondness for Pen, dmlag back to Us days as manager of tb* While Sot, probably played n part in Us decision to add tb* peppery aecood baseman to his squad even though Lumpe and the Yankees’ Bobby Richsrdsoe finished ahead of Pm in the earHer balloting. Tb* players selected for the July 11 game at San Prsneisco also will be members of tb* AL team; for the eecood All-Star con­ test at Boston, July II. However, Richards will be allowed to add players the second Samord FA 1-3*76 W frn K V v 1 i n W M l Powell’s Office Supply left little doubt ns. to their league leading abilities this week, as they brought their total up to M to top­ ping tha rest of The Thursday Nito Mined League. Appleby’s continues to second with Xl, fltetomeyer Roofing took over third with 11, aad Pryor’s Stele Farm las. has tha fourth spot with IS, followed by DeBary Pharmacy, Sanford Ml*., Union Park Pharmacy and Pierre’s Mfg. Car! Von Htrbulis again lad Urn league with kia high aarisa af SM •cratch. Jerry Patella had a 644. Dot Powell 661, Mike Accardl 6XT, to shew some fin* bowling scores. Splits were tow aad ran n o n to the bad ones, rather than the baby splits so often reported, with Ralph Betts setting MetoT, Jim Anderson 8-10, Wallace Wood* 6-T, Muriel Harris 4-6-T, Stock Belly totolt, aad Vkki Carter 6-10. YI Uazoo Uw* Down *7.11 Mi A V U (ISAS V n c r u i Motor Bceotore T C , r ° USAS Down |X1AI Me U w b M m A Ssrvlcs Your Buiintss Authorised Vespa Doator BS1T Ceoatry dub Rd. FA S-TSXl t e f l- s p " * * tUsh Pick Tesra MBON (UPI) -Dolrdr* CaU, I j w l N , . A niltoM ortim er CLIN IC Wilks Race BOLOGNA, July (UPI) — Hick­ ory Fire, bred to too ttoltod don I* Ma Night, Btatoa, "wen the $4,600 Bologna tohei In Chicaga, karuea* racing priM Sunday by touring the twe and aot-hsU mil* course In t:l* .l. Uvandtor* at Prance was second and Krro nf Directoiy No Carrying Charge | �______ _______ , I___. . I ’■S' ;'> ■ >r. >■&**• I Primary Plant Recommended By Engineers WEATHER; Scattered shownrn through Thundny. High today, 88-95. Low tonight, TO-75. VOL 68 U nited Pnu Leased W ire EaUbllahad 1808 W EDNESDAY, JU LY 6. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 228 # Slides Kills Nine TOKYO (UPI) — At text oIm persons died In landslides trig­ gered by heavy rain Tuesday in Engineer William Leffler will ask the City Commission western Hoaabu. ® to net aside necessary* funds to construct a primary sewerage Predicts Launching: treatment plant instead o f a secondary plant. HELSINKI, Finland (UPI) — Leffler today said that it would be more economically Soviet Cosmonaut MaJ. Yuri Gafeasible to construct a primary plant and provide in the fu­ garin said Tuesday that the So­ ture for a complete treatment plant on the same site, viet Union soon would launch an­ By LARRY VERSHEL Who says business is bad i ler a holiday? Charlie Robinson, manager of J, C. Penny says business has been remarkable this morning. "I! I would have known It was like this l would have stayed open all Bay." Downtown ia lined with Arsons trying to shop. v • • • Nobody asktd ms but it sure would bo alec if a n t year there to an American flag flying over the courthouse and CUy Hall on ladaDay. Lcffler will ask the board' to decide on whethar they want a primary plant to handle the needs of 30,000 or 40,000 persons. The engineer says tie hopes to have the preliminary report on nreds of the plant in about four weeks. A primary plant for 30,000 la expected to cost approximately $320,000 and one for 40,000, some 23 percent mote. Cost of a secondary plant bad been estimated at 1800,000. Lcffler, along with City Magager W. E. Knowles, met in spe­ cial session Tuesday to revise ■ contract agreement to construct the plant between the city and Clark, Daly, Diets, Lcffler and Bush. The board, In special aeaalon Monday asked that the contract bo revised to spell oat specific engineering services, Earlier the commission had agreed to build u plant whenever It was feasible. At Monday’s meeting, Fled Agent Leemis Leedy recommended, that the city sell revenue certificate hoods and pay the loan bock'by raising the sewer rates. wi t«). L k' i . : other manned space vehicle. * mflIW fgGSmfc: Rites Plans Complete KETCHUM, Idaho (UPI) — Funeral plana were completed today for Ernest Hemingway, but the day of burial was indefinite pend­ ing arrival of bid son from Africa. Police Raise Flags WASHINGTON (UPI) - Capitol police celebrated Independence Day- Tuesday by raising and low­ ering 171 "Fourth of July" flags over the U. S. Capitol. l New Job TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Ran­ dolph Hodges, a staunch conser­ vative and retiring president of the State Senate, takes over today as Florida’s director of conserva­ tion. Agree On Pact MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) - Union employes and company officials have agreed on a new one-year cootract'here, ending Uw possibil­ ity of a Southwide walkout of the Southern Kraft division of the Intematlanal Paper Co. AFTERMATH OF HOLIDAY WRECK Arrest 12 Cubans HAVANA (UPI>—Premier Fidel Castro blamed «w United Pletea government today for growing food shortages in Cuba, but be sent an Independence Day greeting to Uw ••Amerfsaa people." He said hie regime plans an toduattUlliation program with hate NEW YORK (UPI) - Twelve Cubans were arrested Tuesday lor staging aa aatt-Castre demonstra­ tion on the field at Yankee Stsdlure during a baseball game between tbs Detroit Tigers and the New York Yankees. By Unload Press lutoraattoaal Florida counted at least 83 per­ ,sons daad today from accidental (causes during the long Fourtp of , Jnly holiday, .31 from traffic p ithaps. t W s also were eight drownlagi am) three mltcellaneoee deaths during the period between I p.m. Friday and midnight Tuesday. Tha Highway Patrol bad pre­ dicted 13 would die in traffic Accidentally Shot SHAW AIR FORCE BASE. 8. C. (UPI)—Airman First Class John W. Bohtasoa. si. sen af Mr. end Mrs. Chester Rotdnooo of Jackson­ ville, Fla., was accidentally abet u s s s * '? ’ * ' “ - * ? * w * ^ ALGIERS, Algeria (UPI) — Violence arced across the cittee end the village* o f Algeria today ad Moslem mobs d% fla t French President Charles de Gaulle and struck against hia threat to partition the country. By noon, at least 12 persons were reported killed and 22 injured in clashes with police and troop* under orders to Turned Down l-rgdle te Renta Superintendent J. B. Beal, who supplied Uw meat, with aerialancc from the county, Uw dinner was tanned n hugh (ac­ cess. Over SO persona attended and amoug Uw county officials present were James P. Avery, Jfernon Dunn and J. C. Hutchison. Ships Begin Soiling Agoin NEW YORK (UPI)—America* flag ships, freed by federal court order from the gripe at e strike, begin sailing ia Increasing num­ bers today. a AeUvity Increased hi the sprawlTag port ef Naw York, where ships were readied for sailing. At toast five American ships, mainly tankarc, managed to clear New Yoefc between mid-afternoon and lain Taaaday night despite holiday-in­ duced delays. Ships also pnl tut from several other American ports. aegoUaif United Stales was afraid the tractors would aid Cube’s "advancing" agrarian reform. In hia greeting te Uw American people, be said; "We salute first of all Uw Com­ mittee for Fair Play for Cuba. We also salute tha Freedom Bidera for their courage is fating the raclats of Uw United States, and we salute the maritime work­ ers who struck against salariol of misery and agklnat Mr. Ken­ nedy who just applied Uw TaftHartiay law to thorn. Mr. Ken­ nedy wai characterized in the Senate for flghUng this law, and now ha applies 1L We send greet­ ings to the American working class, to Uw hitollectuals, to Uw Negroes, to Uw students." No Jurisdiction FRANKFURT (UPI) — A Ger­ man court nriad today that it had po Jurisdiction to try n dvtl suit brought against MaJ. Gem Edwin A. Walker by tha American news­ paper Overseaa Weekly for com­ paring it with communism. MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - The Teameters Uato* cegvaattoa term: ad down resolutions Ttoasday which faveeed strong civil tights departmmrt inside the anion. The convention else refused to endorse reak th* demonstrations. 1 iht "Freedom Blders" movement The strike was celled by the f i { s ' L __ FLN Mo,Ism rebel army la a bid D l T lS fl 1 1 0 3 1 to forte De Gaulle back to the Into Exile s , is sa a KEY WKST (UPI)—Four toon negotiation table with concession,. )*# ^ De Gaulle warned he would parti­ fugitives front Fidel Castro’s re­ gime fled te exUe Tuesday in three tion Algeria anises the rebels had KUWAIT (UPI) Britain stolen crop dusting planes. Their agreed to associate with France arrival in Kay Watt and Marathon in independence. neared completion of its smargenThe atriks, in defiance of French cy military buildup la defense of brought to If the number of Cu­ bans who have come to Uw United warnings, appeared effecUve in ell Kuwait today and sought to test States seeking asylum since Mon­ big Algerian cities, end .buret Into Ju UM 0f the Sues Canal, open violence in many places. British officials said Uw buildup Three persona ware reported j„ the tier ell-rich sheikdom — Spy Charge killed when police opened fire on threatened with •annexation by SEOUL. Korea (UPI) — South rioters at Berard, 80 mllae west neighboring Iraq — will ba comKorea's ruling military junta to­ of Algiers. Two were reported plrlid either today or Thursday, day arrested Chin Bcung Nok, killed In a similar dash at CasUg An aatlmalad 20.000 British former chairman of the national lions, 80 miles west of the capital, troops and Arab volunteers were examination board and nt one Five, including e soldier, were reported ready for action along time dean ef the law college at killed earlier la other clashes. Of- the sandy, 120-rolls Kuwalt-traq Seoul National University on ficial sources said the aoldlsr died frontier., charges of being * Communist when a mob of 300 persons at- BriUah Forsign Srcratary Lord spy. tacked a Preach patrol la the vll- Home said Tuesday in London Uut lage af MlUaaa. Tha sources' said Britain wantad only enough troops armed aad uniformed rebel com- in Kugait to handle the "threat" mindoss were sprinkled through from Iraq and nothing more. • .A Sanford Nigra was listed In serious condition at Samtaola Me­ morial Hospital today afur aba received shotgun wound* Tuosdsy morning. Sheriff J. L. Hobby’s of­ fice reported. Deputies today ara bunting for a suspect to Uw shooting of Pau­ line Walker of Midway who was wjuwdsd In both arms by shotgun Marts, deputies said. 7* to . • - 1 ■ •— - - -i Ground Broken For Expansion Of DeBary Center Ceremonies at • today marked tlw groundbreaking for •sponsion of Uw DeBary Compaunity Center. More than 30 residents were sent to heir Uw Invocation da­ red by Rev. A. C. Summers and the dedicatory address from DeBary Civic Club President Jsases Duffy. 'Piano for Uw addition call for ■ 38 by M ft. room wttfc stool trussed root aad n Mating capa­ city of Ml persons. A U by M ft. stage., with dressing rooms K fin ROMS «oro ewroy plate, any. Sanford t e n « w MJtohdl Miltecr at tha aaSual Independence Day Gabbrntioa hero Tunmky at Ft- Mellon Park. Mrs. Julia S te a m obliges at tha affair which draw wall over 100 |gr,g father M d mm besehnll g sm * (Herald Photo) Die On Roads John Coppea. Tha Caabah in Algelrs rang with crian "Algtrie FraneaiaeP when Europen Inmalea of Uw Barberousse prison staged a demonstra­ tion of their own. They hung tbr French flag uut of a window and beat out the MAlge-ri Fran-calee" rhythm an the bare. tThe demonitratora defied army, navy and pollre units, supported by tanka and armored care, in Algiers, Oran, CunstanUne and in other cities. The tension was increased by unofficial reports that rebel guer­ rillas near the port of Bougie had ambushed a small French military convoy, killing 12 Frenchman and injuring 10 ethers. Gas Explosion Rips Richmond to and frogt holiday rsaor.s. But a flurry i f accidents Tuesday when the homeward crush began sent Uw lot! far ever the forecast. Two Navy man were hurt and a In' one of Uw worst accidents Of Uw kwg weekend, three per* Casselberry resident kospUallxed sons item killed lata Tuesday on In two sopnrata accidents in Sem­ inole' County ever the Fourth of July, the Highway Patrol reportS3, of Ocala; hie ana, Robert io. and Herbert Gordon, M-yssrold Oklawaha Negro who wal driving Uw speeding ear. Highway Patrolman Maurice DuPont estimated Gordon was going at is sat 10 ra.p.m. when ne screeched around a' curve, across Uw road and head-on into the vehicle carrying Harrell and five children. Three ether of Uw children In Harrell*! car were injured, along with a passenger In Gordon's car. Other' accidents Tuesday took (he lives of Charles Douglas, Tampa Negro killed in a head-on collision on Gunn Highway north of Tvmpa and Odsssa Seabrook, 39-year-old Bartow Negro who died In another two-car collision near Lakeland. A 18-year-old Miami Negro iden­ tified as David gherman was misstaf and prakumed drowned Tuesday off Miami's Virginia Beach. An all-aftarnoou search alter Uw youth vanished failed to locate hia body. la anothar walar accident Tues­ day, Rodney Crawford, 11, of Washington, Pa., dove into tha water off Clearwater Beach and failed lo come up. lie wae pronoiMitwd dead oe arrival at a hospital after beiag pulled from the water. Police ruled his death an acci­ dental drowning. M I . a m. Tuesday, Leslie / . of hia vablcle (see picture) and ran off the road hitting a tree on Uw Old Orlando Highway three miles south af Sanford. King and a passenger in Uw car, David Schuls, ware takekn to Uw NAS hospital and treated for cuts and bruises. Trooper Jim Foster charged Kiag with reckless driving- The car was declared a total toss. John Hines of Casselberry was reported in "fair" condition to­ day after he drove directly into Uw path of a car operated by Clayton Myers Tuesday night nt Hwy. 17-03 and Dog Track Rd., Foster said. Hines suffered lacerations and a possible concussion in Uw mis­ hap. He was charged with failure to yield the right of way. By United Prone IntenuUownl T h e highway slaughter over the Fourth o f July weekend soared pant the 500 mark today in final talliea o f the deadliest summer holiday in the nation's history. Th* death count shattered the previous summer holiday record of 491 traffic fatoUUea hi 1850 and a National Safaty Council spoke*man laid, "It's only a question of how much over 800 It will go." A United Press International count showed 804 pedootriaa and motorist death* ta the 108 hate holiday period from • p. m. Fri­ day to midnight Tuesday. During a comparable, non-holiday period, tha council estimated, 870 highway deaths would ba reported. The breakdown of holiday ac­ cidental deaths: Traffic BOS; drowahtgs Ut-, planes 8: fireworks 8; mlsccllaa•ous 187; total 878. California traffic killed 41 per­ sona, Texas counted 33 highway victims; Ohio, 38; New York, 14) Florida, Slg Arisona, 19; llllnoly, 11; Missouri, 17; Alabama, North Carolina and South Carolina, each IS; and Minnesota, 18. Th* record toll continued the ' deadly patent that began a month ago with 432 traffic deaths evfg the Memorial Day weakend, The previous summer holiday record of 481 traffic fatalities was act oh the Fourth of July weekaud ta lWtO. Th* all-time high for * boll- * day weekend was act at Christmas­ time, 1884, when 704 perrons were killed le traffic. , Drowning* more than doubled th# Memorial Day weekend toll, and fireworks were killers. At the Dalles, Ora. k firework* bomb Ig­ nited by sn Indian couple A r t sideways into a car aad hilled tha couple's. 8-moath-old soa. . A car­ load at fireworks, exploded, aad killed a Crowd latesd, Nok,’ mm. Tw* riots rowaod asoM tetefit* bool Hudate Belle shot M p waste to Um tospHal te Now Task City sad 408 ia 808 youtha milled about Beliefoetain*, Ohio, streets hurling rocks sad firswasbws ta tea break of JERUSALEM (UPI) — dreamed up n plan to trade a Um Jewish Uvea for 10,000 because another Nasi official was horning la on his Jewish o a g n ton preserve and anyhow "I,bad no work to da." Spectators in Uw packed J m , seism courtroom, laughed tarred* utoualy aa •Ekkmann, grimacing and gesturing, elalnwd hia-whole Idee wee to instore hia own clip* ping standing with his Nasi baseea. Tha deal was approved, but never The July marling of Uw Bear- went through. Lake Manor Clirk Betterment The awn whn is being tried ee Ann., Inc. will be held at • p.m. Uw maetoc killer who sent ate arilWednesday. 11oa Jews to their deaths dsyittoA Mr. aad Mrs. William Taylor af 1307 Alton Dr., Bear Lake Manor will be hosti at Uw rogular busi­ ness session. Bear Lake Group Sets Meeting Bridge .. Clnstlfied Comics Dear Abby Editorial' .... Entertainment Legala ....... RICHMOND, Vo. (UPI)—Three storage tanks containing 285,000 gallons of gasoline exploded and horned early today at'a fuel stor­ Socletj age plant oa Uw James River. Sport* Twe werkmvn were Injured In Uw spectacular blasa at the Crown Central Petroleum Corp- load lag Wear ng Thin pier. One was hoapiulited la criti­ WASH! IGTON (UPI) - Ben. cal condition, Uw othor wan net Estes Ka saver (D-Tenn.) ted the seriously injured. Two ether men drug to usury today that ten to the area managed la swim lo Americas people's "p^liencf with safety. „ CONGRESSMAN MYD HKRLONfl ones flew over the capital te Washington, D. C. te ing part te tha flag raining ceremony July 4 at tha to right, Rav. Juntas N. Barnett* local UBO chain* gten, USOntaff aide* ACt DonaldC. CraaaamfNm Mnj. Baa BaattWyat* Control Ibwar; Salvation Army MaJ. Central Florida area and PFC Lawrence W. iijjmw— nuifjiiri: ( �camouflaged with paint Ostensible mason for the pres­ ence ef the armed forte, which apparently ia being further in­ creased In aise by many person­ nel carriers and supply . trucks along the mountain road systems, it to protect the rail, highway and. electrical imtallation* from fur­ ther cabotage by the Incenaed German-apeaking extremists of the area. The Austrian aid# of the dispute is placed in evidence by slogena peinted en walla of many of the towns end villages: “ Self govern­ ment of Hud Tirol” — “ 8ud Tirol calla In desperation to Berlin"— "Bod Tirol does not want to be a colony o f Italy.” There slogans art painted out by the Italians apparently ns fast aa they are discovered. But in many cases the white covering paint merely emphasizes the orig­ inal lettering by giving it a twotonrd affect. These slogans Increase in num* ber and indignation on the Aus­ trian side of the Brenner Pass. Hire the Italians cannot interfere with the sign painters or attempt to eradicate their work. The increasing tension* through* out the area, the recent bombings by German-apeaking protagonists and the casualties resulting from soldiers firing on individuals who failed to Identify themselves properiy, have pretty wail emptied Boiteno af American tourists at Since then tensions between the German and Italian-speaking pop. ulatio*i have steadily mounted. Three international conferences between Italy sad Austria have failed to settle them; the last collapse occurred in Enrich In June. The Austrians claim South Ty­ rol has no affective self governmeat and ia, ia affect, a province of Italy because Austria, pledged to neutrality aa the price of bar freedom from the U88B, cannot be a member of NATI whereas lU ly is; that therefore the West­ ern majority bloc in the United Nation* has to aide with Italy in this, the height of the season. German and British tourists, al­ ways in the majority, continue to flood in unperturbed, attracted by the scenery and the /am* the arts shares with Spain as the Inst spots where prices have not yet been materially affected by infia* tion. The dispute over South Tyrol, n province of Austria until the end of World War J, dates from the Do Gaapcri-Gruber compact mad* in Paris in 1M6, under which the South Tyrol waa to en­ joy a substantial msasura of self government this territorial diipuU deiplu tha fact that Ialjr aa well at Autah (at that tima a capita part of Hitlar Germany) waa oa Um lot. ins aMa of World War II. The Auitriana further clalia that the population o f the South Tyrol ia German-apeaking in the majority, deapita heavy importa. tion of factory workara from aouthern ftaly, and that the Ger» msn-apcaklng population ia being denied calf-government for Q i lingulallc arena by auch devjcra aa eitandlng the region to include all TrenUno with reaultant in. creaaa in the Italian note count MOSCOW (UPI) — Seven-year.; touches that made Khrushchev'! to the U. 8. Embassy In- Moscow lebulliet mood. Ha repaatcdly in. old Cheryl Thompson took Nikita evening at U. 8. Ambassador la thraa yaars and ha did .it up|Viud Thompson and his fam ily^ S. Khrushchev by the hand and Llewellyn Thompson'* mansion prapar. Ha brought hie wlfe. Nina. vi|ll hlj dlcha jn , Durban Mo». showed him the backyard vegata- Tuesday a homey, Fourth of i bio garden. • July affair. That waa ona of tha folksy | It was Khrushchov's first visit Khrushchev waa la a gay and j r*™. *°ws •"* P**1, _____ a w a B t a s r a - - - :>» * * - • - . “SU PE R - RIGHT* HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEP HUM! BEACH (UPI) - Jamas 1 . Haris's multi - mUlio* • dollar duos taeitaso proposals arora axftetod te run Into opposition to. day from dtlogataa to tho Tasm- «■ Tha union gnesldeat's attorney* * advised bias that his demand for j f 'jpr tarnation ardarad jacmaao at * at toast I f a moeth » ovary £ rank • sad • flto member'* dues aright vtototo the Landrum-Gr#5 fia law. f t Aad auay Taamstars oiilciala w among d a M N dalagato* comS plalaad privataly that It would bo s difficult ta azpltln tha naed for t S sisaabto duos tocreaae ta thair BONELESS ROUND PULL CUT ANYONE NEED • road map o f Cuba7 Texaco, Inc., has 10,000 o f them ait* tine In s Band McNally A Company warahouaa in Evaneton, BL With Texaco’a 960 iplllion holding* in Cuba uadar control o f tha Castro rtfim t and a U. 8, Government ban on tourtot travel to tha inland, I t ' s Ilka having a warahouaa full o f Confaderate money,MeommenUd Rand McNally’s Bond Map Dapartmaat Mnonmr Harold Fink. Tha maps war* orglnally printod for distribution through Ttxaoo aarvica stations in Cuba. Glumly taking MIAMI (UPI)—Joseph Patrick Hamming, who ween sa Australisnbnah hat'and stands S-B, to a soldier of fortune who looks tike Hsmsting, a native af Loo Angeles, believes bis bend of guerillas now training ta South Florida will help In the ultimata downfall a f Fidel Castro's Cuban Haris's revenue-raising propoa- Tha boarded gloat, who aaya ba hto program to art.up a Up­ Is M, prefers ta use tbs name grade lobbying aad political divt- “ Jerry Patrick" ta aammaadlng •ton, raise strike beaafU* aad or- the latereoatiaoatai Panstratiaa Pore* (latarpea), Tha gaag af guerillas hopes ta becoass useful In beat raids, rassanaissancs and setting up Mdtrgrouad activity within Cuba. Hamming says ha was a U. S. Marina for ala years, aad alee waa n paratroop instructor with Castro's rebel army la IBM, ba. fora defeating. Ha aaya ho uses the name Jerry Patrick rather thaa Hem- tha Bvergtaddglf'toaalate af f t mas, many ad them farmer a n a bars af the Army Special Panes, Marlas reconnaissance group* end paratroops. Interpaa to the paratroop unit ef tha aati-ComaauaUt Interna­ tional brigade beaded by Prank Fiorini, who fought with Castro but later defected. Piomi claims te have under­ water demolition teaau training in California, Virginia and New York. Patrick and bis troops live la a boarding bouse ta a middle class Miami neighborhood. On a dresser beside bis sot era tbs pa­ perback novtU entitled, “ They Died With Their BooU On." and “ Smoke In the Valley” Six af tbs ISO paratroopers who participated ta tha Ul-taUd Bay af Pigs Invasion last April took part in a parachute exert 1** soar Port Lauderdale this past weekPatrick aaya hit Interpaa group is supported by email contribu­ tions from sympathisers aad that ClMMd! tor actress Lauras Bacall aad actor Jasaa Roberta Jr. Following futile aU*m>a at matrimony in Vienna, Austria, aad Las Vagsa, Nav„ Roberta aad MU* BaeaB. tha widow a! actor Humphrey Bogart, wan married Tuesday ta Ensenada, married Tuesday ta Enmaada, Hsxlco. Tha adwlywata Roberta, SB, triad ' u marry Miss Bacall, M, two weeks lie ta Vtonaa, but they were turned dawn whoa they triad to obtain a lianas*. Vtonaa authorities said it waa because Kobards* Mexican divorce from hi* previous wilt US* invalid, but rapitaaatativee thalr si—j “ Wa gat |7 a plat, |10 if wa*ra lucky," be said. "But wa caa't sell ta much because of eur training aehodulo." Typical of tho Interpaa troops la 11-year-eld Joe German af Bowling Grata, Ky., whs attend­ ed Western Kentucky Stats Teachers College briefly. Aekod why bo joined Interpaa, Gamas said be “just liked ta soldier." Fiorini claims that aa entire Americas Lsglsa chapter ia a North Florida city has offered to join. Patrick showed UPI a tele­ gram Aram a Minneapolis man offering latarpea tha use af 14 surplus amphibious leading .araft (Ducks) far “ excursion rides." latarpea has vary Uttle sguipmeat at present. Patrick indicated tha trainees were act using wsspsaa white training la tha United States becausa af possible vtelatlaa af U. 8. neutrality laws. BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP ALLGOOD B R A N D vseioa af Cuba far some time. Maw to the tUta, ba said, fee motif. Maiag'BArtiad'and p m neissssaa groups to operate. He believes small groups eould sus­ tain thsassslvaa in Cube if food end supplies could ba dropped ta In their training runs Into the Everglades, Patrick's men live o ff tbs land, taking no food with them aad only one change of clothes. “It'a abaaper living out there,” Patrinek said. “ We go out there a lot ta keep from paying rent la town.’ LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Cons, adiaa Qosrgio Jamal, N , aad tho Pf-yoar-old woman who has filed a paternity suit against him said Tuesday they are not m§d nt each other. Divorces Joaa Tyler’s suit waa disclmsd Monday sad asksd *2,050 medical ears, |7M monthly during tho pregnancy parted and ft io monthly after the baby Is born. “Joan to a ales girl and I believe ws ess work this art amicably,1' said Jsamt. "I surely hope so. I don’t have much money but I am willing (• help bar.*' “Georgs and I era art mad at sack other,'' Miss Tyler said. “ Ws era not going to fight this thing out tooth and nail. Ws have dis­ cussed it. 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Aad there are ether, groups ea Capitol Bill, at Department of Agriculture and m private classes slaving away two hours a night ed down by the dupream Court be­ several times a week. fore the honorable Justices took The lessen for this erase, Is that off an three months vacation—to the government printing mills all recover from their ewa wordi­ ever town are dally aad gaily ness, no doubt. grinding out many times more! The decision left the legal promaterial than anyone can possibly feasloa completely raafeundad and read la i t hours. confused. Aad they started mors Every official's desk la Wash­ arguments than they S t s p p e d . ington is stacked .high enough to Boat of this was done by g-to-d hid* the Washington monument decision, which Indicates the Jus­ unlace all his papers are classified tices weraa’t too sure ef what they and have to ba hidden from him won doing thomsalvos. by kis secretaries. So the problem Justin Bremen's tt,000-werd is, hew do you lick the ayitem 7 decision suppooed to ditids wheth­ Blase dbg Kennedy administra­ er dues paid to a unicia by worktion earn* te town the flood of this era in a closed shop could ha used material kaa been higher than for political purposes t* which the ever. This Is what drives poop]* te members .abjaat may bo Impossible rapid reading. It's a# longer for to enforce. The decision was hand­ fun. ed down on the court'* final Mon- I find this feet: Aa of hug net tho official W the next biennium at .It cunt from gre vftood by tha or daughter to a state junior If you and yo youH be paying Mies tax on his or her monte, you buy » driver’s license In September, you will Ing another 26 cents toward! driver education, win boy a two year license this year, you will ba 98 fer It instead of the present 81J8. tea#.art just some of the many taxes you will be Fay Henle’s Your Pocketbook Henry Worried about your financial worth, your family's pattern of speeding, your dabtsT -A n you ranviaeed that only you—and not ethore aiu amaaging so poorly? The following then, should provide McLemore ■ . • •; ^UBUrX1/)] * he Jspaaase the easy aad grateful breaking at aad Ubs aa * the haaei, spUatortag of Adams' Ap* wme out i >W0 or aw n; II par cant have mortgages with aa average ef ft,* •00 left to be paid; *4 par cant have nnlnatillmaat debts. Those s n the latest fladiags ef Georg* Katoaa of the Uahrmity of MhM ftn, vko k ii jM t Invi4 4 marTkauh! **• dlfew U— ef JeiaU. ea it* U iw,. * Mld' ram ef the it " is ■ eiep u n a ir l by ■* ** . n« w fit, amepher* ef-myetfalaa. aad ih* I am ear* that tha' IOC will ,, n J S day. Tha AFL - CIO axccutlvf best'd met fa Washington a week later. Bat la that week's time Ita eeeaeel kad aot been able to fig. are what the anion* will have to do to oomply with the dediion. It took the Supreme Court 10 fears to dertd* that It la a crime te be a M aher ef the Commuaiat party fa tho United States, and that the party weald hare to tugw later as a tool of tho Soviet Union. Justice Frankfurter’* 110 • pet* majority opinion la practically an* iateUltiUo even to lawyer*. Commentit counsel,'after study* fag it for a‘ few days, apparently advised the party leaders aot to comply. There ate still so many loopholes that every attempt at aafaieeaieat by Department of Jastlae win he chaU*n«ed in t h « court*. It may be another 10 years* baler* tin nutter .can be resolved. la another ••paf* decision by Jastiee Frankfurter on the admitelbUtty as evidian of a confoa* aioa fat a Ceaaertkat murder case, ho traced the history of the prob­ lem for centuries. This was as confusing that even Justice Karl Warren, who concur* rod with tho opinion In principle^ ofaservsd that, "H had aot boon tho custom o f. tho court to writo lengthy and abstract disserta­ tions.” That about says it as well as anything caw Far until all legalminded people can learn to writs simple English la short sentences, the people who take rapid reading FO R• Miee. Repairs • Light Madtiaa Wark • Surface Grinding • Lotho Work • M i upaa this vaguest with (aver, hr It Irea aawrtttsa rsla af the Oamw that tha ham asUga >e'gV lewad te task on a sport at whisk ( M l F A 2 -5 5 1 0 HARCAR M * OaitaWy it la lea m il* af • problem for humaas la salvo. As); the Oracla Just haw puru, tf at all, Olympic ithlstss» mart be m U f t Tool C o. m MgP O rtaM t Buy. 1T4U H i HUM Bm ef Coest Lint soys “thank you19 thg Gsmsa were la Berlin, l Ogrmasy waa practically By aatirn which ewaed • t‘ baet, eat amtalaly the a ■r • OPR HOARDING HOU8B t- to shippers for &1> mV' making the All - Piggyback i M i » S m Coast Lise thanks e l r t f e w contributed to the saeecaB of Dm AU-Piggyback Special » r - whose Special during Its first season of opawtkm. a success This first regularly echedteod amtifnrbaek train, batwaen Florida ami the Root, wag inauguratad la Januarjr ta rapama ta service dtmaHde, It waa pie— ad to awat tha Mad fer win la aaataca auikata. — aad to aaaura tha aufartanaaea af tampwatwa in gaily control in all rcMgmratad traflara am rants. Foil Wa art proud to hart beam tha fhret ta after this afervfea to tha dtrua belt— aad wears « ivattflad that ya«r auppegt baa paaoai Mi aalam -------------- ---- 1— n mi__L .-i . is* ___ .aa — fii r u i j i a ih / ‘ ooo epaaiai will ramtwa e mudrimp up am Batmri dajra aa map ba maoa W r 8, I N I many flna euatoagara. . . ; 5 k * e . j U V P / n'.A ' In ; !• -- dsunu i V f i tTr ■■■ ■ >-• l:.11 ) - — — ,‘i? JJ.' < “ ■■ 'W / AA s;.. a." ' �, f vr'.rv h J., '• QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED FRESH CAUGHT MULLET Lb. MADELINE MACK, Queen o f the National Amateur Athletic Union Mr. America contest, checks the bulging biceps ■o f Ray Routledge who won 1061 Mr. America title. Competition was held at Santa Monica, Calif. •leading 'Mixing' Director Released From State Prison JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) — The national director of the. Congress *d Racial Equality (CORE) was released Tuesday from the Mills* A lp p l atata penitentiary after 40 days behind bat* as an arrested “Freedom Rider." James Farmer, 41, posted bond and about IS hours later called a press conference to reportion bis Gunman Tricks "Vacationers; Kidnaps Teenager (UPI) — A gunMOAB, Utah (UP1)— gu asaa tricked three Connecticut va­ cationers Into stopping their car in the Utah Badlands Tuesday night, then fatally shot a woman, woundod a man and kidnaped a 14-yearmold girl. w Roadblocks ware .- thrown •tip .around the area 4a aa effort to catch the slayer. . Dead an arrival at. Moab, II miles from tho shooting scono was Jeanette Sullivan, 41, Rackvilie, Conn. Taken to I. W. Allen Hos­ pital with i t caliber ballet wodnds In the htad han*li wai CkirloG Roothroyd, 6|, also of BackriUa. % Denise Sullivan, 14, deugkter of the woman, was reported to have boon kidnaped by the man, who also robbed all throe. The girl, ac­ cording to tho Grand County sher­ i f f a office, made a futile attempt to drive away la their email for­ eign car but was rua off the read aad dragged from the vehicle after her mother and Boothroyd were shot. 9 The seriously hurt Boothroyd told deputise tho man flagged the ear down aad asked lor assistance. Than he brandished the i t rifle. When Boothroyd got out of the car the bandit demanded money, then shot the elderly man in the face oo ho triad to protect himself with tye bends. Bsionds later he shot Mia. Sullivan esc* in tbs _ head..The girt triad te drive away confinement. He laid murderer* appear' to be receiving better treatment than are the jailed antisegregationists. “ Mr three weeks at the peni­ tentiary tried mp faith in human nature," Farmer said. The Negro leader, one of CORK’* founders II year* ago. aaid the riders' treat­ ment at the penitentiary in Parch* mann amounted to “ psychological enislty." Fred Jones, superintendent at the institution, later denied “ Freedom Riders” were being mistreat* ed. Jones said the group was rowdy and Jailers occasionally had to punish them to maintain “order and discipline.'* Farmer, who later returned to his home in New York, said Mis* slssippi'a treatment e< the riders Is aimed at “turning' them into animals." He said some were forced to sleep for throe nights “ on hard, cold steal floors" with fans “going full blast to free so as out." Then, 'he sdid, "the, fans Were turned completely' off for .three days, making the heat unbearable . . . it was difficult to breathe." Farmer was among the first of 101 “Freedom Riders" Jailed hero since the anti*aegregation cam­ paign began on May 24. 1Q« SW IFTS SMOKED WHOLE ONLY BEEF S A L E SELECT HIGH QUALITY WESTERN BEEP — TENDER AND DELICIOUS! SAUSAGE BOLOGNA WIENERS 3 Lbs. $100 MEATY PIG FEET SW IFTS CHUCK Lb. PATRICK CUDAHY Lb. CHITTERLINGS CLUB 5 9 8 * HYGRADE 3-LB. CAN BONELl CHEESE 2 Lb8 5 9 CHUCK BRER HABBIT MANILA (UPI) — General e( the Army Douglas MacArthur aad his wife nostalgiceliy sang "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" today at a touching reunion with 8,000 com­ bat veterans who served with tho wartime commander of Pacific forces. MacArthur, on a sentimental re­ turn te the Philippines, stood with hla arm around his wife's shoul­ ders while the throng of old Mi­ dlers, corns of them disabled and on crutches, lifted their voices in song. The II-year-old retired general opened bia speech by saying, “ When you sang that aong, I was afraid yon might telco my wtfo away" His voice trembling with emo­ tion, the eld soldier told the man ha once commended! "On such an occasion as Uils, my thoaghte go boch to Unto men who wont with us te their last campaign. I da not know tho dignity of thoir birth, but 1 do knew the glory af' their death." Tha meeting between MacArthur and bia comrades was hold in the swank Manila Hotel, itself once a battlefield whore Americana aad Japaaaea fought room -by* ream when the city was liberated during World War II. QUART SYRUP 5 Lb. Jar 48 Lb. Cm LEAN FRESH GROUND Lbs. Birdseye Strawberries Birdseye Broccoli Spears PLANTATION or GRITS n rc By FBANCB* W ESTtt The two-week dally Vacation Bible School at tha Lake Mary First Baptist Churck waa com* plated Juan 23 with a pkaie at Big Tree Park and a commence Hunt program at the church. Eighty-five students were, en­ rolled with an average daily sttoodance, sf 7S taking part In the nehooL Certificates of sward von pre­ sented at the program kg B. Eu­ gene Jackson, poster ed the church, who also caprooaed ap­ preciation to all workeeu ad tha Itfcoel* These assisting with Urn daily psogram Included Mr*. R. laaard Mete Le Fils, Geneva| Darlene sad Mrs. G. Jen**, nursery| Mr*. Nkhol*, Lake Mary, aad Canto M. Nicholda, Bonnie JMleway, George D. Kerr, Bnchel ‘.'Fries, M, Bryant, Mrs. R. Maitin and Georg* Wright, and Marguerite Mrs. H. Wilbanks, beginners; Mrs. McBrayer, Sanford. B. Harden, Mrs. B- Bowing, Mrs. PEANUT FRESH HOMOGENIZED Lb. (PLUS DEPOSIT) Hospital Notes M. Gainey,- prinysry. Mr*. D. Lusk, Mrs. B. Aadmwn and Mr*. M. WHbaahg, jurists; Mrs- J. Gang, Mrs. M. Btohag gad Mrs. M. Wilhelm, intermediates; WJliiam Blaktly, DtSary, Mrs. Mr*. C. Waasley and Man. •R. ► ‘*r» M G aL Jn g If. 8. NO. 1 NORTH CAROLRiA COBBLERS (LIMIT t o fE �Fraley On Sports 1f trying with a to r n or merely him out for exorcise. No matter who eventually breaks hia record of 00 in 0<O season. I’ll (till rank Babe Ruth as the greatest homer hitter o( them eH. The general moaning about the lack of fighters la done mostly by guys who made their living man, aging them. I'm not a basketball buff, but keeping college teama out of big city auditoriums doesn't figure to stop attempted fixes. S As an old country boy, I'll nev. or get used to the modern harness racing palaces. But understand, I'm not knock­ ing success; Just wishing I was geared for it. mm Uu fh e Detroit Tiger* and p arteMU Rid*, a pair of prt-oaaeeo IM e 1 shots, passed Use July «th Mfcrtnna with s fervent haps P e t Pair prise pitching "atepate" wtn stay healthy an thS way to the World Series, thank Lery is tba boy the Tiam rooUng for to remain and hearty. i k r h i Rods, they’re urging Joey Jgy to stay out of drafts, ary hunted homo tba winning Ju thn 10th liniog Tuesday la pttehlqg the Tlgttg te a 44 S Cincinnati lna Angelas Sen Francisco fT H S tltl?' Hrt* -TOP. — ®l»T w u sa r* w r . OF HIM J nightcap vletoap dear the New Yack Yankees. The triumph onabled the Tigers to maiatela their one gaase American League lead oyer the Yaaheea, who won the opener, M , ea m atey Ford’s five- w r e r n . Jay pltchad. a three-hitler ter his aesoad straight shutout as the Rods defeated the PitUburgh Pi­ rates, 3-4, sad preserved their two-game National League load over the Lea Angeles Dodgers. The Dodgers scored six runs in the first, inning sad hung aa for a *-• win over the Milwaukee Brave*; the fas Francises Glsau clobbered the Cfctoage Cuba, U 4, tbea lost the alghteap, S-3; aod the PhOadSlpbis PhUa won tha second game of a twin bill with the St. LeuiS Cardinals, 104, after loetogtha opeuer, 10-7, la tha American League, tha Baltimore .Males beat tha Clavelead Indians, 1-1; tba Washington Senators trouaosd the Boston Rid Box, 74;. the LN Angolas Angels elimbbd , Owt of the caller by 74; end thn Minnesota Twins beat the Chicago White Sox twice, M is fit A crowd of 74,144 — largest Of the INI eeaeau end alee to* Mg. geft turnout at Yankee Stadium since 1MT — watched the TlgOrs spilt with the Tiukrti te f* vtetoad' alaa I t the Nattonai to g n a . kite duHmm NEW YORK (UPD — Fearless Fraley’s reflections on sports la general!. Jack (Doe) Kearns Bays that Sam Langford was the best box fighter of them all., Woman gymnasts are the pret> ticst gate la sports, or the shape­ liest, anyhow. Frank Laae makes old Bobo Newsom look Uka a etaj-at heme. Any three-lane highway Is more dangerous than Indianapolis. You know time’s a’wastln’ when an S a.m. tee-off tlmo leaves you among the missing. Baseball lost • heap of color when It ordered Its players to be non-coatroveralal la their conver­ sation. If parachute Jumping la a sport, so la Russian mulatto. Play every abet safe and you'll take 10 shots off a high handicap gams; moaning hit the shots you’re positive you caa hit. Imagine ia these Mg bonus days that the Immortal Nap Lejolo re. ceived a mule when he was a bonus baby. The giant slalom makes pyg­ mies out of a lot of would-be Y > r m urngD A i.+ 0 4 J -r. A “TH AT M APS H » only way I go for croquet is when it's made with chicken. If you like bull fights, we’d have l cry little In common. You can throw In cock fighting, And midget nailers, as wall. People who live In glass bouses shouldn’t bit fuagoes In the paUo. Mary, queen of Scots, wa* tbs first tody to lose bar head ever the game of golf. Pearaea’s average time for the Paacbo Goasalas gets my vote 100-top event wee 154.294 miles aa the best tennis player of all per hour, whacking betterment at the mark set by last year’s "MO" • Knock rassliag all you want, but winner, Jack Smith of Spartan­ Friaao Camera has mad* more burg. Smith finished third Tues­ out of It than the hoods 1st him day. keep to hie whole boxing career.. Pearson piloted n 1961 Ponttee "I’d like to ae* pinch hitters over tba two and one-half alia used more than once a game to track. keep fellow* like Ted Williams Loreoxen seemed to have the and Mas Ifustol to n fading game. race to toe /bag until Feeroon Sam Snead toots a trumpet ae made his move on the Nth lap— well that he could wield n horn two: tope from the finish. Streaking past tha stragglers, Can gw really believe that some Pearson ran bumper to bumper at those basketball fix coaches with Lorensea, tbea nosed Into tpe didn’t have an Idas something lead on the final top. was Uederkranz to Denmark? Lorensen still was to the run­ You can't heap Joe DIMaggto ning until ba found himself off m7 all-time baseball dub. bunched up with other cars end / Nor off M. M.'a either, 1 betoba. forced to alow. down, for a. Unr Bone m e owners should here fa doctor*whether they 'are reel* Pearson Takes 'Firecracker' Race DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. (UPI) —Young David Pearson headed home today with about $1,000 first-place' money, aa Improssive new record for Daytona Speed­ By United Pnee to tsm d w il way’s annual Fourth of July National Leagne flayer * d o b O.AB R, R. Pat. "Firecracker" 230-adle race, end Altman, Chi. N 111 M 75 447 Claaento, Pgh. 70 279 to 94 .917 1 u tu n 71 97 M l Key*, I X Keen, L.A. 61 ill 4# 91 At! WIMBLEDON, England (U P D Aaron. MU. 71 176 46 M A ll Pinion, Cte. 79 111:44 IN .317 Chuck McKinley of St, A n ., Me., WUla, L.A. 79 Mt 4S 64 .117 the United States' last survivor to Merer. BtL. 71 Ml M m a i ? Mathew*, MU. 71179 to M A ll tha singles competition bf the Wimbledon tennis championships, American League Player A C M O.AB R, R .P ct matched his tireless volleying Cash, Del. 79 2*4 « 94 .344 against Britain’s Mika Songster Brandt, Bal. » Ml 44 M 444 today to the men’s semifinals.. Killabrw, Min. » 9 t o , It m j i t l Pieroall, O s. I f S T l T n A411 Mantle, W.Y. fSgto 79 MAM Romano, Cta. 76 174 47 M All then Kirsbaan of India. McKinley, seeded No. a, was fa* Slavers, Chi. 71 Ml 4» M A ll voted to eliminate Urn unleaded Peareea, L.A. 4*193 to 46 AU B.Rblasa, Bal. M Ml 47 M AM Gentile, Bal. 74 231 II 71 AM League Leaders lather's alath. . Tom Cheney, a National League Nattonai League — Cepeda, Glcastoff, mad* his (trot American nnto M; Maya, Giants 91; Rohm* League start a winning one far eon, Rods' 90; Mathew*, Brava* Washington, although to needed M; Aaron, Braroa 17. nlath-lnalag relief from John Gab. Amertoaa League-Marts, Y u . lor. Gene Woodllng, Gene Groan bats S ir Mantle, Yaaheea ■ ; and Willie Tasby, hit tomato. Kill*brew, Twine M; Cash, TiGeerge Thomas and L it Thom* gen 34; Gentile, Orioles 91. aa each hit a throe*run homer for B u s Parted h the Angel* to their flrst.gaaM j(iq I Mattunl Leagne — Cepeda, olr ever Kansas City, fa d Ktuiaewgki arts 71; leblaiee, R a d a *1; end Ken'Hunt contributed baaci- May*. G lut* M; Aaron, Brava* empty blasts as Loo Angalea seat I f; From * Rada M. tonus baby Lew Krausee down to Aatorteu l eeague - Gentile, Ori­ his third (m ight defeat, to to* oles 76;' Mfrls, Yanks 74; Man* alghteap* Rocky Bridget hU hla tie, Yank* 70; Cask, Tigers <1; tint homer sine* 1MB to help the Killakrew, Twin* 17. PHshtog Angela make U a clean sweep. Julio Recquer hit 6 pinch grand Nattonai Laagno Podros, Dad slam homer in to* ninth to give or* S>1; Miller, O le n t a 44; Mteneeota its AreLgam* victory Shants, Pirate* 14; K e u fa s , over Chicago- Harmon Klllebrew Dodgers 11-g; Jay, Reds 114. By United Prose totmuerteael hit n three-run hosier In the night American League—Latmaa, in* •arasota nitoed good pitching cap and Jsek Krnllck acatterod 16 diets 7-0; Ford, Yanks 13-2; Msa­ hits to pitching the distance. il, Tigers B-l; Wynn, White Sex Jay’s victory.for Cincinnati was •4; O ru l, Indians 7-9. over Daytona Beach that atretahIts Florida Btoto League load W twa games, Pitotor Rupert* Topping gave i t snip an* hU to BaromU'e 4-1 tortery to tha opener. Sarasota apooed twice to tha second toning an throe alngto* and n awrifice m hy catchar M m stuta, Two pmro tuna to to* alxto were unf iS * .” ■.Tha lew Bea aaptodsd far flwr Ono to top .aim ing toxin gto,to* Palmer Wins Golf Revenge 4 ST. ANDREWS. Scotland (UPI) —Arnold Palmer waited a year to get his revenge on the famed "road tola" - the 17th - at a t Andrews' old course, hut It was wertk it. \ The husky atotmakor from to* troto, Pa., got aa eagle throe u Me Jinx hole Tuesday Ibal helped him to a five-stroke victory over Gary Player of South Africa to a $10,000 television match. Palmar wound up with n three-undcr-par e firm foothold In the "big time." ’Smooth, calculating driving, plus n bad break for runnerop Fred Lnreaxen of Elmhurst, 111., paid off in Tuesday’s race for Pearson, a 20-ytar-old Spartan­ burg, S. C., driver. gangster gad Gnu set up a possi­ ble U.S.-Auuie meeting with the rod-haired Lever to Friday’s final. 1%e United States faUad for the second straight gear to gain n berth to the woman’s •emlflaals Tuesday when ll-year-old Karon Hantie of Chula Vista, Calif., was upset by 'South Africa's Rena* •cbtturmaa, M , M , 7-5. r la Thursday's ■ match**, Miss Schuurman will meet Christine Trutaan of Britain and top-seeded Sandra leynoida of South Africa will play Angela Mortimer of Britain. Miss Hants* managed to reach the semifinals of the women's doubles when she teamed with BUlie Jean Moffltt of Long Baacb, Calif., t* defeat Mias Schuurman and Mlae.Reynolds, 9-7, *4. The South African ware top-seeded to this division. McKinley and Dannie Ralston of Bakanfiald, Calif., wero elimi­ nated by Fraeer gad Emersoo, 3-6, 6-4, 74," 4-2, to the quarter-finals of the meq’e doubles. Lakers Pad LOS ANOKLES (UPI) - Elgin Baylor, considered by many to be the finest basketball player-la the world, signed n five-year contract Tuesday with the Lea Angeles Lakers at a salary hinted nt about $30,000 a year. Club President Robert E. Short, a Minneapolis trucking executive, made the announcement. # "So far as wa know, this la tha longest-term contract ever given to a professional athlete," Short said. "It Indicates our faith in the continued ability of'tha man we fool Is tha greatest basketball player In the history of the game.” Short said he had made n spe­ cial trip from Minneapolis to dls. cuu the pact with the former St­ atus U. star, who still had a 7 «*♦ left on bis old contract. Nelson Places 1st INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — Norm Nelson of Racine, Wis., averaged 74.36 Tnllos par hour Tuesday to winning the $loo-lap featurn stock car race at the USAC-sponaored event at the new Indianapolis Raeeway park. Paul Oddsmith eL St. Claire Shows, Mkh., finish#? second, U seconds behind Nel- Soccer Teams Tie 3 DAY TIRES Wina Twice PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Bey. mour Cromwell of Cambridge* Mass., former Princeton Unlveri* tty oarsman, won the aoo-meter cbamplooshlp race of tha annual Independence Day regatta ea the Schuylkill River Tuesday. Cram* wall also .captured to* quarter Wa MUST sail these tin s N O W .. . no reasonable offer refused W#*vn drastically lowarod tin prices to **vn out our fevaartoqr xmmesi* NYU)N CLIN IC Am r.Buyttrot R A Y O N W H lT C W M i* CompotiUvo Awnrda, Inc. Bowling School «u a * v * H * « M H U E W H IN THE D O O R S OFEN . MONTREAL (UPI) — Montreal Concordia and Espanol of Bare*. )o u played to a 14 tie Tuesday night to an International Soccer League same. Barcelona led l-a at halftime but Sam Lawrte's seen end half goal earned Oonaordto a �u n m u ka u i O W N g R W A ** ] uSweet Pickles... .s_■«------ < ■ “i . T tines nvfvnvi r . 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' Taruaw'a Testy Sliced Bologna . < Swift's SpuskfisM Fresh Brashfust Link Sausage . . ft O WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE “SERVING ALTAMONTE SfKOfOA CAS8ELBSBEY. HIM PARK, LONGWOOD, MAITLAND, MOOXB ORLANDO AND SANPOOD.** . « • R a HIGHWAY 17-SS and STATE ROAD U S K II white or colorod mercel paper nepkins M chicken of the see chunk style .tune for cooking needs slcoe aluminum wrap 3 33* pompeien olive oil t S 23* crtRm of rieo cmrr I ' • 'S T l* 1 .• 'i v . �* Fags 8— W ed. July 5, 1961 World War I A t Bridesmaid's District Officers Visit Auxiliary I vows . before a largo f mtotfrai and friends inly p X T a t the First Baptist In Oviedo. Jack T. Bryant, paster a< itch, effietated at the dob- in church ir u artistically dse­ ed for tha ceremony "by Mrs. » y Janes. U rge baskets of a gladiaU. and pink carnations i placed at vantage points aad icbad candelabra hold bnfnlapers. Fswi ware tied with an aad a white altar cloth was William H. Martin, arganlal, n iit t il a program af Mptial mate aad accompaniad Mcrfttt taky, soloist. Given in marriage by her h r* nr-li-law, 1 . L. Ward, the bride us radiant io bar formal gown I pnht i ilk organsa over aatin. U !SJ5K3 %£< a **panels pri"g the scan lace ft end terminated la s chapel u A acalloped crown af taco MRS. WILLIAM KEITH MALCOLM bndersons Conclude /ery Busy W e e k ' A Good Fit Gives Professional Look To Home Sewing Mf. and Mr* P. tesy attended Wednesday at tea Orlando pomp of >. Aedamoa Jra. VM I# latfodoM their la tea parents ,cf their M fiance, Mr. aad Mrs. non , bride elect, presented hearts with the name of each ideal engraved on bracelet ns to tea Misses Sally Mag af Winter Fsrfc, Caroic JMfl, Orlando, Elalao Hudsister of tea groom, FrankItem., lliubath Wyaans and • CUrk of Valdosta, fit. m guests were Mrs. Ward tea, mother of tha moon aad Beach to ha tha weekend guests or suit is in the way It fits. If of her parents and to attend the yen make your own clothes, skill wedding of her niece. Friday even- ia fitting Is Insurance against a lag they all attended the Hudgins. homemade look. Anderson wedding at the Park Bulges, wrinkles and excess Lake Presbyterian Church ia prlaado and the reception in the fullness disturb the planned effect ebafeh parlors. of a stylish silhouette. ’ Sunday afterndon Urn Andsrsons Ciothei fit when they corres­ gad the Browers enjoyed a driva pond In tiu and shape to a per­ which began with a visit io the son's figure without spoiling tha Sanford Zoo and indudsd trying proportion qf the design and with­ the new bridgs of tha expressway, out restricting the wearer's move­ a leisurely drive along the tree ment. lined banka of Lake Monroe in Unless tbs garment is n vary Enterprise and a stop at the quaint simple one, it should be fitted ea Episcopal Chureh in that town, the figure before it is permanently which dates from ths 'early lioo'a. stitched along Important basic Mrs. Anderson worshipped there lines. Sines darts vary often need as a child, so It held many mem­ changing, It ia bast to have them ories for her. basted ,la for first fitting. Whatever type of touadattoa On the return trip, they stopped for a call on Mrs. Anderson's cou­ garment- and other undergarments sins, the J. V. Richards and her will be worn with the dress should SS-yaar-old uncle, Russell Palmer, be worn for the fitting. H possi­ ble, i t before a foil length miner all af Enterprise. Monday morning lha Browers or a.long triple minor, left on their vaeqlion, which, Is v *hm in fltteg cornea write prac­ scheduled to Include sightseeing tice. la order to bo euecoaafid earn la Washington, D. C. nad n visit meet learn ten oaaaatials of Bead write tha Pennsylvania relatives!. • fit aad ha willing to work. They wore matching headpieces and circular veils of aOk tUnaien. The maid of boner carried n nose­ gay of pink and white carnations and the .attendants carried nosegaye of pink carnations. Hubert Prieyt, a classmate of the groom, waa beet man. and serving aS ushers wars Kcnnc'.n and Joe Malcolm, brothers at the graom, Ferdinand Duds and Jofcnfljr Jones. little Diane rfudi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Duda, Belle Glade, and niece of the bride, was flower girl. She-wore-a-dress ut pink lace .embroidery fashioned with a fitted bodice end short pnffsd sleeves. She carried rose petals in a basket trimmod with pink satin bows. Danny Duda, ' nephew af the bride and Diane's' brothe* w«s ring bearer and carried the two rings on the traditional satin pil­ low. Mrs. Fleming cboee for bar daughter’s wedding n street length dress of gray tees over rose taf­ feta, with matching accessories and an orchid corsage. The groom’s mother chose a stm t length dress of lavender linen, black accessories and an orchid corsaga. Immediately following the wed­ ding a reception was held in the educational building of (he chureh, with Mrs. Joe I. Beasley In charge of arrangements.. Ornate ware greeted at the door by Mrs. B. L. Ward and Miss Mary Aon Jsakiai. Tbs refresh* meat table was overlaid with a white limn cloth and centered with n large wedding cake. Fern and pink roses surrounded the cake and two crystal punch bowls were at either end of the table. Assisting with the serving wars Mrs. Milton Gore, Mrs. Jim Wheaton, Mrs. Betty Brown, Mrs. Felton Lavender! Mrs. Kenneth Malcolm, tad Mrs. Hubert Priest. Mrs. Jack Dodd kept the bride's Background music was present­ ed during tha evening by Miss Julia Gors, Miss Linda Harris and Mn. John Courier Jr. Floating hostesses included Misses Can), Jan sod Rosa Ma­ rla Beutay, Beverly Caathaa, Di­ u Mays, ana Abiin, J Jan Maya,' Miriam Whastar, Linda Bay aad Anna Slavik. Far travsling Mn. Malcolm cboaa a navy tout suit with white collar, white accessories and tha corsage from bar bridal bouquet. The couple left lor a honeymoon to Kentucky. They will return in August tad make their heme ia Titusville when the groom will be engaged in business and the bride wtli be employed by the beard of education at a teacher. Mtrabtn of Auxiliary m World War 1 mat at the American Legion Home oa ffwy. 17-SI for the monthly aetaioa. Seventh Dietrtct preiident, Mrs. Neva Eadcs, of Orlando and Mrs; Harold P. Ryan, dlrtrict eondsetreaa and assistant department aeeretary, who made their official visit to the group, were special guests for the evening. . They each spoke to the members and gave a report on the recent department convention in St. Petersburg. They gave an outline of the department plans for the coming year and stressed the benefits that widows and depend­ ents of W I War 1 Veterans are entitled to. lfrs. Joel Field also gave ■ rtport on the activities of the eon-, station. Mrs, Robert Williams, membership chairman, presented Mrs. Beula Thornton as a new member and she was Initiated Into the organisation. At the close of the meeting o social hour was enjoyed and mem­ bers of the Barracks Joined tbs group for refreshments.-Hostesses were Mrs. Georgs Burger end Mrs. Ben Newsoms. Others attending were Mrs. Harry A. Osteen, president of the auxiliary; Mrs. T. A. Stiles, Mrs. Paul Peiold, Mrs. Ralph Ham­ mond, Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs. Lacey Hielra, Miss Suaan Castlannl, Mrs. Raymond Lawson, Mrs. John P. McClosksy aad two pros­ pective members. Church Calendar Mbs. Ben G. Walnrigbt and Mrs. J. I , Jones Jr. of Oviedo were hostesses at the bridesmaid's breakfast, honoring Miss Peggy Fleming, bride-elect and her at­ tendants, * Saturday morning, at the Pincersst I n ' m Sanford. The table waa centered with an Events Layden - Davis WEDNESDAY Phut Baptist Chunk Sunday lha Ladies Auxiliary of ta'W eSchool workars conforsnes, aad Idwa Lodge am meets at 7:90 p.m. Ice cream social, S ;li p.m. The CYT-Chl Bbb of the First in lha OddfsHows Hall on Mag­ Christian Church meets from S nolia Ava. < to Till p.m. at tbs church. All 1WVKSOAY The Enlisted Wive* dub af VAH-1 will meet at tha MAS Ballroom at S p.m. for a gat-acquaint­ ed meeting aad to plan future soc­ ial activities. Wives of all VAH-1 Enlisted Man a n Invited to at­ tend. Call Mrs. K, B. Mueller or Mn. S. P. Burgess far transports‘ Versatile evaporated milk adds its smooth, blendable quality to a variety of dishes. The skillful cook uses evaporated milk in these basic ways: It goes Into cnamed soups, white seuces, crumb coatings, scrambled eggs aad omelets, custards, yeast doughs, and pastries. Once you learn Uw first principles of eva­ porated milk cookery, this versa­ tile product will ca n a perms neat place on your cupboard shelf. W edding Announced WELCOME GUBffT , Cold fried chkkan receives a warm welcome at tha pknle er barbecue. Because broiler-fryers are especially plentiful thta sum­ mer. your food dollar now buys a generous quantity of the sueeulsot .meat Appetites sharpened by the outdoor air need plenty of good food . . . and fried ehlcken Is a traditional outdoor favorite! No other wagon can match Fbrds features (or popularity!) Vitamin C BLANKETS CLEANED, PRESSED AND PACKAGED IN MOTHPROOF B A G — . M 2 -*1 2 just Gulam^-'juilj', mufflers are ■Mite to last three timaa as long etallati can bring foil Krat, tbara'a morn room, Ford's extended lead deck isthe kogrnt aad widset to its fited. Tho tofigtea opadng is n w a totem wider than tote year, tom Tbaro’amine nonventonne You ami have on electrically aooWelted roH-dowrw rear window in and groom. I Those enjoying the delightful event warn the bonoree, her motber, Mrs. lisle Fleming; her sis­ ters, Mlasts Junta and Resile Fleming, Miss Note Williams, Mrs. J. L. Maksim, mother a f' the ATTENDING THE BRIDESMAID’8 BREAKFAST, prior to the FlemingMalcolm wedding, Saturday, are loft to right, seated, Mica Junto Fleming, the honoree, Miss Peggy Fleming and their mother, Mrs. Elsie Fleming. Standing, are Mrs. Ben Wainrlght, Miaa Bessie Fleming, Miss Nola Williams and Mrs. J. B. Jones Jr. Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Wainrlght wore co-hootooooo for the breakfast (Herald Photo) Local WEDNESDAY arrangement of roses and place cards were In the form of silver wedding bells. The bride-elect was given a piece of crystal in her chosen pat­ tern. It wee gift wrapped In sil­ ver. tied with white satin ribbon and toppsd with n ministers bride k tha one and awly wagon to ite field with body panala t t y look like mahogany, wear Hha steel. Ttwra are mom savings, ton. Ford'a Xante Wagon ioAmerica's lowest priced,* fuD-Kao wagon, And Urn nfi Fordo, awmy Fordwtgoa toted* to bo amm mrvteafroot goon 10,000 miice between finish never naada witeag. STOP putting off that station wagon you’ve always wanted, fWAF for a *61 Ford wagon nets white your Ford Doakr'a antebrating record-breaking aatoa. fiAV* with Urn wagon Amerino knee moot. , . made by FORD , . . America*# otatten wagon Today is ths day to STOP...SWAP...SAVE M I f l f l h - '. '- V » a A A h U I i it toHOteY r A IM * every T hw ** e* NSC-rv, tto uti, *ev U * , ‘ 1• �Wed. July 5, 1961—Page 9 0 ju iA C ib b y : DEAR A B B Y : My mother-in-law must have a. hundred pictures in her living room. She haa them perched on every table, on top o f the television, and her walls are covered with them. They are all picture* o f her children when they were babies. AU her children are married now* and aha hasn’t room for any o f the recent picturaa we give her because her house is cluttered with this ancient collection. Do you think I should tell her that no one cares to see a baby picture o f her 36* year-old son (my husband) naked on a fur rug? She has another one o f him on a rented pony, and he looks like a moron. Don’t tell me not to visit her because my husband is one o f those devoted sons who always drags me there with him.. Any An) suggestions 7 CITY GIRL DEAR GIRL: Your mother-in-law ob­ viously like to surround herself with this "ancient" collection. It’s HER home. If you don’t like it, keep your eyes closed* And your mouth, too. • • • DEAR AB B Y : We are both under the legal age-to be married in thia state. Can we get married If we have friends who are over 21 algn for us 7 We both have parents living, but they would not sign for us, and we have to get married soon. UNDER AGE OJn J t came across a phrase the otbo day that seema to sum up rather well the kind of Impress^ ion it Is Important for a woman v t s make on others. The phrase la "Good-naturedly sure of her•elf." This describes the people we like on first acquaintance and are always pleased to eee. The ones who are good-natuiudly sure of themselves: Not arrogantly aure. Not snobbishly sure. A Not belligerently aure. W Not holier-than-thou sure. But good-natuiudly sure. DEAR UNDER: You need your par­ ents’ (or a guardian’s) signatures. Talk this over with your parents NOW. • • • • • For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3865, Beverly Hills, Calif. om W .: n a That is tbs kind of surencss that comaa from a combination ol worth-while assets. It is accept­ ing yourself as you are and ex­ pecting others to accept you with­ out apologies. It Is the sureness that isn’t built on feellnp of superiority, but that is built of adequacy. It doesn’t say In effect: JTm bet­ ter than everyone else." It does say "P a as good as the next person." It la also the kind of surenesi that lets its oemar laugh at Ufa and even at borealf occasionally. It Is the kind of sureness that ' WEST i a *q H 4 q j§ A K II g, SMg| < 14 Tam _J hie own h heart East B? Ruth Miiiet keeps the person who bat it from being afraid to take chances or tackle a hard Job. It's the "I'll do my best" kind of assurance. Not expec.ing to fail, not always certain that tbs best will be enough, but willing to try. It is the kind of self-assurance that makes Us owner friendly and outgoing, ready to take the first step toward friendship and to keep old friendship* alive. "Good - natured assurance." That’s a fine quality for a wom­ an to keep In mind and to strive to acquire. with the jack in order to lead a second trump. Now West won the next heart and played his third and last trump, whereupon declarer was left with two losing hearts and no placo to get rid of them All he could make were _____ _ IA Q 1 I I five trumps and two diamonds. CD) He wae down one. •SB Suppose West had made his alternate opening of the diamond queen. South would aria and lead rtMe * heart. Now the defenders could rtb Bail plsy another diamond, shift to a i Vase trump or whlstlo a merry tune, it would not make any difference. * South would bo able to ruff at lout on* heart in dummy and led a low would make his part score Instead West’s aloe of going down. <;M (I) I O’Cleck Uo.ls «> Ch.nntl SI* M.w.r.om <») ABC N.w. * •it! <•> Mllt.ton. *t «h* Ctntur (» ) HIS VI*. X m I t* (I) Miami L’nd.rcot.r (() l’*t* Smith (Tom.dl.U •it* <t) Huntmr-BrlakUr ((> Rainbow Ranch flU T Til* (t) Manhunt <*> Miami irnd.rc-ov.r t :ll (!) Dou* Edwar.li :■*» 12) Waaon Train 1(1 lions Knos til Malibu Run lilt It) Prlco lb Rlsbt ENERGY DETERGENT 481 Giant Size 8BALTR8T [D E E S I N G E R A B B E Lane strikes a re tty i>oae in New York before boarding a plane for Miami. After a short rest in the sun. Abbe will depart for Monaco to attend a gala ball given by Prince Rainier and Princess Grace. Half Gallon P ...I c e d Tea •* * W ith |5 O r Mora Order Foodmart Means Good meats i — ■ ■ FEATURING TV Key Previews Wednesday’* top televliiun shows aa previewed and selected by TV Key’s staff of expert* who attend rehearsals, watch screenings, and analyse ecripts in New York and Hollywood: Hong Kong—"The Freebooter/* (Repeat). Arch Johnson and Bev­ erly Garland do such a nice Job as a soldier o f fortune and hi* devot­ ed wife that this tale manages to sustain interest even though it's not overloaded with action. There's the usual array of shady orientals plus the inevitable unnamed coun­ try, but It’s all very well done. 7:30 p. m. (ABC), a Danger Man. — ” Position of Trust." Hwre's an excellent per­ formance by Donold Pleaaance aa a pompous little man that adds a bit of spice to an unbelievable, but clever little tale about narcotics smuggling in the Middle East. Forget the tiresome, melodramatic opening scene, aad you'll be chuck­ ling over the rest, f:M p. m. (CBS). Jack Paar Show — Host Bam Lavenson has an intoroeting group of companions along to while away the evening, as violinist Isaac Stern, actor Walter lletak and writer Betty Rollin Join him for a chat. Also, Carmel Quinn aa singer of the-evening. (Color) 11:11 p. m. (NBC). Bark, a waste product of the lumber industry, la now being converted into aa unusually ef­ fective coil builder. Swift's Premium W estern Beef] Redwood Sliced BACONLb-48‘ Fork Loin ROAST b™k48‘ 55' Full Cut Rwakl STEAK * 7 9 . Short Rib Beef STEW “• 38*: Fresh Ground BEEF 2 “* 79* Foodmart's Homemade SAUSAGE lb/ 29 c ''I J “ Every Pound Guaranteed'* 50 FRKK GOLD BOND STAMPS With Feed Ihsrtkaee Of II Or Mere Aad Thia Conpoa Faadmart • Park At IS Void After Jaly S D U FFYS BAR & LOUNGE SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UF1) —Actor Marion Brand# admitted In Superior Court Thursday ha is married to Mexican movis star Merits and has n aon by her. . Brando appeared In court lor another In a long eerie# of battle* with ex-wif* Anna Kashfl ever visitation rights to their i-yearold son, Christian Devi. Miss Kashfl’s attorney, Paul Caruso, drew the admisaicn o f the Mevita marriage from Brando, questioning him shout aa April 10 telephone conversation with his formar wife. . . “ Sooner or later this marriage I was in for mors than a year would bo found out," Brand# said. The admiasloa confirmed Miss Kashfl’s testimony last April that Brando and Mevita were married. According te her testimony at that tlau, the aon by Marita, would bo 11 months old now. Acting Superior Judge Erich Auerbach succeeded in getting Brando and his es-wtfa te drop their contempt dtuttoua against each other and abide by child vis­ itation righta. . Brando. was. permitted te visit upset during the aenvsrsstlon. hia era last night in Ms HettyRrindo said, “ Tee, aba was jealous of a woman te whom I am mar­ ried." 1 1 ' "Who was that?" nskad Cansao. “ Mr*. Brando," answered the rrozen MBS. ■MITM’B Apple or Chtrry Fiat 2/78c ■BALDSWEST B O e .C e » 7/99c Oronga Juica WINTER GARDEN . ■••f, Chicken. Turkey C tn.of Pot Pies Toon. Wad, Thar#., F it end Set..Nit*a a. a . Cover Charge IBr, Frt end S et Nights. ; • 5»■for 88c; Product : ■WEST RED Baouty Flume lb. 18c CALIFORNIA Lemons doz.28d Quality Brands You Know and Trust Bag. to i* FALMOUVB 2/21c Camay Soap 2733c LORNA DOONB 18 O lJP kf. Cookies 37c BAKE KITE .* ' ;,ri' r itC C HOLLYWOOD <UFI) - William ■team, win currsatly> fwitapjaf "The Tiger Among Us," has kaen d o s t by Columbia Fictwaa Ip SACRAMENTO, Calif, (UFJ>Califeraia farmers irrigate shout • par neat af all land dovalid la ag^ienkam la Bm stale. The total SHORTENING 3 •Lb. Can 76c •i a il Irrigated acreage In the TV RENTAL cm inofoTV j r m . FLORIDA CRYSTALS 48 Qt 1:1* (I) stU n ti* Weather (I) N .w .c o p . N*ws •V PA R K A V I . a l SlU l 8 T . Father Of Radio * Dies Al 87 HOLLYWOOD (VP1) — Funeral services were te be held today tor Dr. Let De Forest, IT, the *Yether of radio" who patented asorn than WO Invention# hi radjo, • television aad related fields. f Da Forest died at hie horns here Friday al#ht • Da Forest Invented the audtoa vacuus tube Is the early UMe, which gave rise to the multtoUMen Isllsr electronics Industry. He sever beneflttod touch f Me uuaerous brainchildren, spent much money and fighting over patent rights J« courts sad la m s filed t hath# ruptey petition. H* lost tour H rtuaee la hie lifetime. > Among Us Inventions were the •Metres tube, the bag dlatgpre •ad traaaocean telephepa,’ . eauad the cyclotron and j i s. # What’s bothering you? For a personal reply, write to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly Hills, Calif. Include a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. * . MAYONNAISE WEDNESDAY P. M* DEAR OLDER: It can, if you don’t keep reminding him that he is left-handed. • * * • C O N F I D E N T I A L TO "STILL LEARNING": Who isn’t? • .MEANS MRS. FILBERTS • DEAR ABBY: I have gone with this man for over 12 years. I am 14 years older than he is, but he has always said that age odesn’t make any difference. He makes good money and has no family obligations. I get the idea as time passes that he would be happier with a younger, prettier woman. He is tall and •handsome and, when we are together, I know some people think I am his mother. When I tell him I will give him up any time he says the word, he says he needs me like he needs his right arm. (He is lefthanded.) Can this love last? OLDER THAN HIM fo r ' Foodmart By Abigail Van Buren By Oswald Jacoby .Whan should you consider • trump .opening? The answer is, "Any time you bold a trump." Whoa should you actually maka •the trump* opeafeg? This is the big question. If you can anwser it, you eaa win at bridge la any company. The trump lead usually gives declarer the initiative, but 1^ also caa start to allmlnate dummy'# ruffing power. West has . aa Ideal hand for • trump opening against South's twe spodo bid. Ha Jo pretty euro that North will eventually be able te ruff some suit and the trump opening will hill one tuff Immed­ iately. South won the trump leed in Television WE r j f f l f t u nmrxwim GIVE Colo Dog or C a l Food Holwm Grape Jelly 2 lb. jar Blue Bonnet Margarine 2 lbs. v J 1 �, • . -v-•-V; P«ffe 10— W ad. July 6, 1961 WHAT PiO OH,y»AHJ THAT VYOCKB o u r MUCH BBTTE* THAN WHAT rV E 6 0 r r'fltGO. WHAT6 A. tf-LBTTB* WORD THAT MEANS NPOtewi; you MAvif BEBTl B BAitBV HERALD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results WELAKA APARTMENTS: tttom* a BEDROOM furnished apt. dote / private balbi, 114 W. First St. la, reasonable rent FA 2-M41. Office 204 W. Firat RESPONSIBILITY: I%* Herald w*H eat be rtspeeiMe far mere thaa one taeenect laserright to revise ar reject any ad­ vertisement frem what ordered te r N OW ' .w o p DANCE /, V 11 > Legql Notice n ■t, ' A5K HIM iv t u b c i r c u i t c o r n r o r r a w VIVTR J1 D IC U L C I S lt lT OF s v n row o k w iv o i .b co rm , r t .o m o .« . '- r s v c a a T vro naan. BATH SA ’.8 INSTITUTION”, Plaintiff JAMK8 J. VVITTULSKI and THELMA W ITTU U K I. h i. wlfa. Defendant* NOTICE o r at IT IV WORTOAOB 'PonRCLOeURR TOt JAMBA J. W ITTU U K I and THELMA W ITTU U KI, his w lfs (Addraa. Unknown) Tou. JAMES J. W ITTU U KI and TIIKI.MA W ITTU U K I. ara har.br notlflsd that • complaint to to r .cloa. a eartaln m ortal*# on the follonrlna dsaerlbtd propsrtr. to­ wn : J.nt 1S. nioclr O. POTMTHT CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO. I. according to tho plat thoroof a. rocordsd In Plat Book 11, . pan* iso. Pubtls Racorda of Somlnolo Countr, Florida, Inand c l u d l natroetur.s s . ___ Improvement* now and hors. ■ ftor on said land and f it luroo attached ta ar need la oonnoctlon with tho promisor has bota mod aaalnst yoa and you ara required to strva a copy THOVtOWTHB COULD CO 14 OXY NO# DUdl CHJkJU Doan, SIS Hast Contrst Avenue, Orlando, Florid*, and file the ori­ ginal answer or pleading In the office o f tha Clerk of tho Circuit Court on or before the «th day of August. ISSt. If you fall to do on, n decree pro eonfosso will bo tak­ en against you for tho relief domended In the complaint. This Notloe shall ha published sacs each week for four conbesutlva weeks In tke THE PANr o ilD HERALD. WITNRgg my hand end official seal o f office at gantord. • Seminote County, Florida, thla Srd day e f July, A. D. list. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, Clark of Circuit Court By Joan C. Wilke Deputy Clerk ANDERSON, RUSH, WARD * DEAN Attornaya and Couneellore at l.aw US East Central Avenue Orlando, Florida Publish July I. It, If, IS, list. THAT W AV ST VOUR REGULAR SMILE WHEN V0U CAME INTONIGHTYOUVHBEEN ,— • UP TO — RoweTHtwc w IM 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. Flowers • Trees • Shrubs Foralture Articles For Sale Articles Wasted Boats • Motors Motorcycles • Scooters 38. T railers • Cabanas FURNISHED X bedroom country 3-ROOM furnished apartment, with home on Orance Bird. I miles water k lights furnished, acnen. West of Sanford, good condition, ed front porch. FA 1-1744. tTO per month. H. R. Rice, Ph. FURNISHED apartment, let floor. NO I-54M. One or two adults. FA 7-1131. I ROOM furnished garage apart­ ment, water and electricity 3-LARGE room apt, furaiaheV furnished, shady yard. Call be- So. Sanford, 1 block past Air fore 7 or after X FA 7-1303. Baas road, torn right Oth bouse off Sanford Av*. Rt. 3, Box ST2, 4 BEDROOM 3 bath masonry Phillip Enders. house, .unfurnished, estra large ■ living room, fireplace, on 3 FURNISHED duplex, twe bedacres beaullful seUiag. $100 mo. room, largo carport k utility TE t-1233 or see C. F. Field room. 10 miles from Navy Base, Realtor, office Hwy. 434. 14th 84. in Longwood. TE X-32M. 2 B. X. Kit. equipped .. $05 UNFURNISHED I bedroom hoi 3 B. B. Kit. equipped .... ITS ITS month. FA 1-1331 3 B. B. KU. equipped ... ITS FA 3-3373. 1 B. R. apartment . . . . Ho 2-BEDROOM house, unfurnished, ROSA L. PAYTON refrigerator, stove and hot wat­ Reglutted Real Estate Brokar Ph. FA t-1301 IT 00 at Hiawatha er heater. Newly decorated. Large fenced la yard. Only |64 SLEEPING ROOMS—Tho Gables monthly. FA 3-0X19. 401 Magnolia. Ph. FA 3-0726. NICELY furnished duplex, pleaiNICE 3 room riirnlsbod apart­ ant surroundings, 3tl W. lith Sc ment, quiet neighborhood. Adults Call FA 2-3X03 or NO 3-4M0. % FA 2-7390. FURNISHED 2 bedroom apt |50 Also 1 bedroom $43, not Mag­ nolia. t k 2-3051. CLEAN FURN. Apt, 1 or 2 adults SAN LANTA APARTMENTS: 111 Path Ave. Newly redecorated, ’ large light 2 BR. FURNISHED eoUagt and rooms, private baths and anlarge downstairs fu n . apt. with trances. 404 K. 14th. XL Ph. lights 4k wattr. Downtown dis­ FA 2-4313. trict FA S-ltSS. LOST: black ft white female dog, 1-year-old, long hair. Lost Juno MODERN furn. 1 bedroom apt. upstairs over 300 W. 13lb. |00 l»th. FA 3-1939. per mo. water included. Avail­ LOST: Bluo parrakoot with yellow able July 3. FA 2-1401. haad, answers to name of Paetee Ph. NO X-4MX DaBary. Howard. RENT OR LEASE: Partially fu n iabod two bedroom homo four blocks from postoffica. Adults only. 410 Palmetto Ave. Phone CARD OF THANKS FA 3-5707 or FA X-3X3X. To the doctors, nurses, and vU personnel of tho Seminole Me­ LOVELY large 4-room apartment. morial Hospital: 1 wish to take ' 1W tile bath, larga screened thla method to express my porch. FA 34X00. wermoat thanks to each and all of you. You mado my stay there LAKEFRONT unfuralahod; quiet a very comfortable one. but convenient to NAS, Schools Estelle Hill k stores. I bedrooms, X baths, fireplace, double carport k uti­ lity. Largo closets, X patios. Legal Notice ur r a n circuit court in and REN T A BED ReUaway, Hospital A Baby Bads By Day, Weak ar Month CARBOLLS FURNITURE Ph. FA 341X1 11# W. lot. BC COTF/GE, ready ta move M. completely furnished, all ntiti­ tle*. Woek or month. Adults only. S404 Park Avanuo. 9 CLEAN and aiealy h t i l i i f apartment, largo living mom with fireplace, master bedroom, Jaioueiod back porch, XM Mag­ nolia. Also, duplex apartment, 130X Elm. Ph. NO X43XT. FOR SRHINOLB COUNTT, FLOR­ IDA TUB IANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL b a n k , n United States banking oorporatloa. Plaintiff, AT THAT EMC— DO e o te -H C K N R hvoH r .c tia c H t A m t/ M DONALD LB ROT MERITT, at at. Defendants. notich o r suit TRB BTATR OF FLORIDA t S t Donald Laroy Merltt, U.BJL Pine iaUad (A F -II) PPO Ban Praneleco, California Inna L. MtrltL T il Poplar, Apartaant Id, Memphis, Ti i b i m m 'T ou are horaby notified that a ■ult haa been filed against you, Norman U Parralt and Nina B. Farrell, hi* wit*, la the uhovo en­ titled aauao. and that yan ar* requlred to fll* your answer with lit* Clerk o f this Court sad to servo a espy thereof upon the plaintiff or planttrra attorney*, who** name and address la Jan. nlnga. W elle, Clark* aod Hamilton li e Barnett Natlesnl Bank Build­ ing. Jaeksonvlll* I, Florida, not later than July II, IIIL If you fall to do ao a doer** pro con* fees* will b* enured against you for tk* r*!laf demanded la :ka complaint. TUI* ault la U for*clot* u mortgage. The real pro­ party proceeded against lai Lot 14. Block D, I UNLAND IDA MARPBR, Defeedaat NOTHR TO APPRAR TOi IDA HARPER. Wboao realdoaco Is unknown. Tou are hereby required to tile your written defense to tha Bill of Complaint for dlvorte filed here agaluat you. with tho Clerk of the uhovo otylod Court ou or kofora July I4tb, ISSt, aod servo a copy o f earns upon ' plaintiff* Attorney, Jam** C. Collier, 7*1 West Church BtrooL Orlando. Florida. Htrtlu fall not or o decree pro oeufaeao w ill ho entered against you. WITNBSB aey hand and neat at Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, thla tltk day o f Just. l l f L (SEAL) Clerk o f tho Circuit Court By Joan M. Wilke. D.C. JAMES C. COLLIER Attorney for Plaintiff Publish Jun* II. I I A July I. II. CLEAN furnished 1 bedroom apartment, tile batb, XM Palmatte. FA S-lXTd after X p.m. in r a w c i r c u i t c o u r t o f t r r BIUTR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IB AMD FOR BRRINOLR COUBTT, FLORIDA. IB CmABORBT BO. IUTB. JBSSB KNIGHT, Plata UW, ra. CLOT1LB MANCT KNIGHT, D* fondant NOT ICR TO AFPRAR BTATR OF FLORIDA TO) ClotlU Nancy Knight Addraa* and Btsldtaee Unknown Ton nr* hsrehy nett fled that a It* racorda e f Bemlaol* Coun­ ty. Florida. WITNESS my hand sad the east o f aald Court at Sanford. Florida, Ufa n t h day od Jana, U M , (SEAL) Arthur I . Eeekwlth, Jr. Clark af the Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlbleu Deputy Clerk Publish June 14. II. I I * July I. KU* 3-BEDROOM hauls, unfurnished, kitebeo equipped, 933 per me.; furnished fM. 113 Avocada Ave. IM TWR CIRCUIT COURT RF NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AMR FOR SRMINOLR OOt FLORIDA HUTCHMON AFA1TMXNTC Oceanfront, SIX So. Atlantia Ave., Daytona Beach. FA B49U Qualify Homes i h* tehee - against you for the re­ lief demaaded ta tk* BIU o f Com­ plaint. JACK H. METRE, JB. mr | Shoemaker I. ford, Somlasle County, Florida, this IMA Oar o f Jana, 1ML (ORAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk af tha Circuit Court Byi Martha T. Vlblea, D C r*u l C. P arkin *' I4T West Beuth Street Orlando, Ptertda Attoruep for Plaintiff CONSTRUCTION COm | I I lihw m nai m ' “V ! PARK HOMES (M r Cant 5159.50 NEW HOMES ta b u t i f r i , — Sunland Estates $13,800 - $16,000 uaSSs-i.v, •gulp Clerk N TUCK o f Ike firm o f rr AND TUCK / iSV»/r/ieWn3HiXK-wrt .-vfr. ,, Qt. KINGSWOOD fllpSOO to 817481 m �/ . -* ■ The More You T ell - The Quicker You Ol}r 3-BEDROOM. 2 h» h. phone, kit- R0BER1 ^ WILLIAMS, Realtor 23 Acre pineapple orange grove w**0 * !iipp*d' 114 *^*n,*• FA 2-2472.___________________ Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. rA 2.39S1 Atlantic Bank Bldg. flsnlnrh frralh SWEETIE PIE 4 years old, good crop on trees. Trice $42,300. Sell! Rent! H ire! Dial F A 2 - 2 6 1 1 Wed. July 6, 1961— Page 11 By Nadine Seltzer NOTHING DOWN- Trade your C. A. Whiddon, Sr. NEW SMYRNA BEACHS1DE BROKER home for a new 3 bedroom, lVh STORE bath home with Fla. Room - 202 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5991 For teas* or sale. Formerly gro­ only $44 mo. Drive out to Longcery store, contains store fix­ dale and save! 10 ml. South on S-BEDROOMS. 4 « t t VA Loan. In tures, wslk-te cooler, refriger­ Sunland. Available now. Phone ators, esses, scales, aU equip­ FA 2-2740. ment ready to opto for buslnast. 3-BEDROOM home, atova, refri­ Located te exceptional beach gerator, space heater and blinds, BY OWNER: 2 B.R.. 2 story aida spot. For more information '$0200, $230 down and payments frame house. Front enclosed call: • lesa than rent Bill Smathers, porch up and down. Enclosed utUity rm., 2 baths. Redecorated MO E. JOth St. FA 1-3400. throughout. Some furniture. $2100 down. Take up payments FARMER’S AGENCY <30 per mo. No payments until N. V. Farmer, Realtor 2443 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3221 1042. Ph. FA 2-4401. After hours FA 2-2012 or FA 2-0241 Bob Crumley Agency Sanford, Fla. FA 2-0375 Oscar M. Harrison NEW 2 Bdm., 1 bath home. Fenc* Registered Real Estate Broker ed in backyard. $103 down A 1311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-T»4l FOR SALE OB BENT: 2 bedroom take up payments of $30 month­ house on three SO ft. lots. Large ly. 42-D David St, Coronodo rooms. Inquire at 1104 W. 3rd St. Fair Value Properties Homes, North Orlando, Fla. or 1012 W. Srd St. FA 2-1442. RAYMOND M. BALL Looking for new home? In the And Associates meantime ‘ stay with us — the 21g So. Park Ph. FA 2 5441 friendly family motel. Lake Mary Branch FA 2-1*0 2404 FEET Loka Frontage near SUN DELL MOTEL Lake Mary. 44,100. Rt. 2, 17-92 FA 2-3947 S. Sanford Dr. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. No Down Payment BROKER S02 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3901 NO IDEAL COUNTRY LIVING 50 ACRES, more or leu, aU fenced; planted .to Improved grassee. Good variety of citrus in bearing. 2 Bedroom house In good livable condition. Large landscaped grounds with large oak shade trees. Paved rood. $23,000. Good terms. Nursery, New Upsala Ed. Just 204 E. 2rd St. THRIFTY RUM­ MAGE SALE-the best of bargstne. Tickets given with each IOa or nore purchase—Thurs­ 24. Eloctrlcal Service* day, Friday A Saturday, July 4, MUST SELL at once; 10 pc. liv­ T A 4. Drawing Saturday « :* • FR1GIDAIEE ing mom group. Someone to p. as. You don’t hsva to bo pnstales A Service taka «p payments at $4. CaU ent te win. 1st priao-Electric ■anas Wiring Free Estimate* Casselberry collect—TE 4-131L Fan. 2nd prize—Bedspread. Sid Vihlaa's RandaU Electric 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 9491$ • BIO VALUES • QUICK CREDIT « EASY TEEMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS PLUMBINO Contracting A Repaka W ILSO N -M AIER ----------- Pro* Eatimttes — N a u r* * Used FurolturO ' R. L. HARVEY 211 E. First EL FA 2-9422 IN iaxford Avs. Phene FA 1 off 90th S i. FA 2-7147. B a r k le y Plumbinf 4 Healing AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1447 laafotd Ate. FA M W 40 CHEVROLET Corralr 4 Door Deluxe, Heats*, 1M% FINANCING Item 17-42 thru " CasaIlham te Mwy. 434 tarn right (Wate) Bob Crumley Agency & TSSJ& R 3k*3 Sanford Fla. fefeew the al«aato>. CURTIS HOMES FA 2-0375 Write P. O .-----Orlande, Fla. Ovtolo, F it. FO M ill Days Erasings Sanford FA 2-2442. FOR COMPLETE PEST CONTROL SERVICE CALL This is ■ permanent position with ART guaranteed salary plus incen­ FA 2-8866 tive. Substantial taka home pay for a producer. Oanspaay bene­ Air Conditioned • TV Stamps fits include Ufa and hospitalisa­ HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK tion inmanee aad n retirement IN SO. Oak Avo FA 2-3742 program and paid vacation; aU free of cost to employes. to: W. R. EHerts GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 333 W. Fir* EL Sanford, Florida ONGDALE Sanford, Fla. manto, tovaicas, bead bills, sad programs, tic. Progressive Priatteg Co. Paono FA 4-3031- Reply by letter ealy. State edu­ cation, experience, background, and telephone number. Informa­ tion wlU bo kept confidential. i A j BROWN ENVELOPES, UtterteeSa, state- Wri t e u ■ 1 .4M FRIGID AIRS Sates A Service G. H. HIGH FARMS, ACREAGE FOR SALE doODYEAR SERVICE has a daPastiiro-grovaland. 40 acres land, . sirabla opening for an exper­ (23 acres tiled) aU cleared. Two ienced brake aad alignment barns on property. man. AbUlty te sail aarvie* needs to customer Is helpful. M Wool 12th St. GHOST WRITING, 0SMyS, Job SEMI-RETIRED CARPENTER reaumoa aad leitero-of-eppUcaRepalrr Alterations tioa. Experienced competent Painting service. Low rates. FA $-400. Pboaa FA 2-74*. Sewing Mach. Repairs ALL MAKE8 A MODELS RENTALS |8 WEEK > 2 s • j 3 Bedroom IV2 • * '« , :•mow.V - Lew Down Par Steal — Ns Cto*teg Cent — FHA A < Prised From M.224. 2M Depeeit WUl Reserve The I at Year Chelae. • 1 Efroh to SehoN • • - Farad Steam* • • a & n,| . > Rforha in H lspgtng 3 • Bedroom* A . U tlW A . 2 - Bath* M r7,L ,M , , Center Oven 4 Ran** P it. loam. rtr. Jen •r LOCATED N. of SOth. 8L oa Locu AMY ANDERSON SnUias A gtai ^ hVl. Ph. FA M W FA S-7441 A ir Conditioning EXPERTS Serving Central Fla. P 69 BUICK Hardtop Coup#. Radio Dyaaflow, F Hoatar (f >|595 Af *1495 >1595 Si PLYMOUTH Fary Hardtop Coup*, Power, IS CHEVROLET 4 Door V-8 Power Gild*. Radio, sr&L >1295 64 VOLKSWAGEN 4 Door 1495 *645 64 FORD Victoria Hardtop Coop# V-8 Auto. w 64 CHEVROLET 2 Door Boiair $595 CHARLIE SMITH, USED CAR MGR. Formerly Of C 4 J Motors Welcomes His Friends aad offara this SPECIAL 68 CHEVROLET 4 Door With Auioawtie Trans. rric . - XA 5 :: Ate 18 OLDS 4 Dooor Hardtop 88 Holiday Sodas Auto. Radi* aad to d T g te v PLYMOUTH 4 Dss» 54 CHRYSLER 4 Door Station Wagon, Automatic, Radio aad d | | | | * CADILLAC 4 D o r ’5951 *895 kl-* $295 sa- *295 64 PLYMOUTH 1 Door Balvadacg Hardtop, Auto, 84 BUICK 4 Door M pw , Aatomatic Trias. BUYING A T HOLLERS OF m a w* a m mh i m , , ii ’M 2nd 4ND PALMETTO ^ 'w o .:;; SAL* 69 FORD V-8 Country Sudan Button W a rn , Standard Shift, &S-** >795 JACK DEMETREE MONTH Priadfd O xnssa>1595 | 64. CADILLAC 4 Door All Power, Sanford's Muni Exclusive Subdivision BUILT 4 DEVELOPED BY FROM • -t>- • ,)4r M ’ ■ ■ ^ L L A C JULY Brake And Alignment Man SAN FO R D OLDSMOBILE $ 7 ,9 5 0 Also Farm Moms Leans For further Infana alien aad aggaiatmeat d m s tR 4-1233 er MI 44271 nr drive enl and asa asr S3 h. p. Evlnrude Lark; Eater trailer. FA 2-73*4. FAUST’S Rx PHARMACY 2nd and McllonvIUs Ph. FA 2-7107 FACTORY TO YOU llOUSETRAILER for sal*. ALUMINUM BUNDS Enclosed head, Sag-proof bottom FA 2-7142. rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon fapci. Cotton or nylon PUPS FOR SALE: $3.00 each. cords. 1034 FORD country wagon, RAH, Senkarik Glass and Faint Co. same as new — make offer. Ph. FA 2-7770. **004*4 you’ll h tv t to I4AV4 th* m ail In th4 bird houiel" 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4022 1434 STAR CHIEF conv. automa­ 32. Flowora - Trots • Shrubs tic, power brakes BAH, smart READY MIXED CONCRETE car. Outdoor Tablo Tops A State QUALITY PLANTS FOR LESS1 Lot Makers — SUIs — Lintels 40 mL par gaL 1934 Nash Metro, COUNTRY CLUB NUR8ERY motor rebuilt 1940, m l trans­ Steps — Patio Blocks — Sand START RAWLE1GH BUSINESS. ROOM SPECIAL $14J3. Palr.Ung W. 20th 8t. Near Golf Course portation $323. Coma on la Mt’O MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Inside and out CaU Mr. Tasker, Real opportunity now for per­ Ph. FA 2-S004 09 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-3781 trade, BUI Cook, Quality tars, manent, profitable work in SAN­ FA S-41S4. 1014 French Are. FORD. See R. B. HARTMAN, Crepe Myrtle In bloom, aU colon. WANTED: Someone to tako ap Box 743, Longwood or write 23. Building Material* GRAPEVILLE NURSERY payments on 2 complete rooms 123? CHEVROLET 211, 4 dr. ateRawloigh'a Dept FAG-* Mem­ GrepevUlo Ave. near 21th at of furniture, monthly payment* tioa wagon, nstm eiean, rad* phis, Tenn. automatic transmission $4*. Ph. BITTER BLUE SOD 4e per aq. ft. 913.71. CaU Collect: Casselberry TE 2-1311. FOrrnat 4-2194. and other specials. Dutch Mill Compare k m m ftfilliM ib WELLS DRILLED ROLLAWAY. lloipiui and Baby 1 INCH plaiUc boe* and fitting*, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Bcdi. Day, Week, or Month— m eral 100 ft of gardes 1m m aad FURNITURE CENTER All Types and Sitea aprtnUera. power mower, gar* 1100 French Ave. We Repair aad Service dea tiller, quarter bone, aloetrto pump. FA 2-4400 before • O'clock Ph. FA 2-7033 S T I N E or after 4 O’clock. Machinery and Supply Co. CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING 207 W. 2nd St Ph. FA 2-4432 Mattress renovating. Expert Up­ 10 GAL. garbage etna f t J t holstering. All Work Guaran­ FOR DRIVEWAYS, sidewalks I Blanket .Special, 2 foe IS. Armyteed. Call Nix Peddlng Mfg. Nary Surplus. l i t ganfecd Ave. ate. caU after 4:30 FA 2-7773. Co., FA 2-2117, 1301 Sanford DRESS MAKING Ave. TO PERSON with local credit A A ALTERATIONS 1041 Zig Zag, uakaa button­ Reasonable — Satisfaction guar­ Used furniture, appliances, tools, holes, mw > on buttons, moananteed. CaU FA 2-1240 for ap­ etc. Bought-Sold. Larry’s Mart, grams A fancy stKcbas, g pay. 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 manta remaining at H it naeh. pointment. Write Installment Mgr. Box 34. Articled For Bale 29. Automobllt Service 94Vt c'o The Sanford Horald. FOR SALE: dog crates, wUl fit, AUTO GLASS pickup or 2-whccl trailer. Ideal for hunters. A Bargain. I. C. INSTALLED Gateway To The Waterway Scott Box 724, Rt. 1, Longwood. Windshield Buck G lu t Your EVINRUDE Dealer 31. Poultry - Pots • Livestock Stemper Agency hero a tot, wo hove tote and 33. Furniture Door Glass . Vent Glass WHEEL CHAIRS, crutcbes, canes Robson 8 porting Goods SERVICE 304-S-S E. lit Ph. FA M M ! walkers. Senkarik Glass and Paint Oa. FREE DELIVERY 210 MagnoUs Ph. FA 2-4*22 GOOD skiing rig, 14* maaboot, Prescriptions our Specialty HIDDEN OR CLOSING COSTS 8 CHOICE LOTS on Oropevilla; 1 3 and > bedroom masonry opposite Snow's Cal*, W. 13tb. home built on your lot any­ FA 2-9401 or FA 2-1440. where In the Hate of Florida. No waiting — immediate constructlon. CALL FA 2-4543. gitsated on largo corner lot Headly Const Co. Vinyl til* floors - ' Florida Room • Potto. Elderly couple, TWO UNIT apt bldg., nawly re- C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER who a n original owners have modeled throughout, 300 Mag­ kept this homo to top-notch nolia, ideal u n homo with in­ 202 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA S-3M1 shape. Rssantly painted and come, Ideal as a home and THIS IS IT ! ■sat as a pin. Located at ill business location. Asking I12J00 lb * homo to boost your morale Canteen Drive. *H0.M. $3,000 down, but make offer to tho skies. 2 bedrooms, 9 SL M a n Reeky Company Ready to aeIL FA 2-7447. luxurious bsUu, 104 ft. front­ 1 * N. Park A vo.' FA 2-4122 age on deep, sandbottom lake, EMMONS JEWELERS INC. now PINECREST: Over 1400 eq. ft. of exclusive neighborhood. Extras ready for further tipanelon in delightful living area with 2 Include built-in Bmpa, B *M („ this area. Openings far ambi­ MUST SACRIFICE . I bedroom CB heme to good location, con­ bedrooms, extra large living dishwasher, dlsposaU, washer tious people to conduct Jewelry room and Florida room. Large and dryer. $23,000 with terms. fashion show in tho home. Part venient to N.AJL, 4H * mort. lot, beautifully landscaped. Two For appointment caU gaga. FA SANT. ________ or full time, no collecting or de­ fenced patios. Immaculate in­ livery, kit fur., high commis­ and ouL Choose row terms. sion. FA 2-I70T, 7-4:* A.M. A "W e Trade” S t John* Realty Co. side See this one at 11* Shannon Dr. 2-T, P.M. THE TIMM TESTED FIRM before you buy. FA 2-72*. It t If . Falk A ft. Pk. 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VMie eouooM evtota W #1 e u iv w ie e t fa MERCHANTS CUSN STAMPS MERCHANTS CRHN STAMPS SNCM/.W Hrti Juicy *Pick o f the Cro �~i— u I“ ‘,c— Sri* Joint Orange - Seminole Jiowell Project Starts The joint Seminole - Orange County project of widening How* ‘ oil Creek started thie morning, County Engineer Carlton Bliaa re­ ported. Bliaa raid that the coat of tha project haa been eiti mated at Tv "Reds Charge U. S. Buzzed ..Russian Ships Orange County ie supplying the equipment end manpower for the mesalve Job while Seminole secur­ ed the necessary rights of ways. The project started in the epring but was stopped because of rights VOL. of wsy problems involving land owner* in the area. Blits said recently property own •re gave their whole hearted *n doreement to the program. The job ie expected to be completed by WASHINGTON (C P I)— The mid-September. Justice Department filed Ita first rivil rights voting suits In Mia•salppl today, charging that Nsgross In Clarks and Forraat counties hare bee* unlawfully deprived af their right la rate. MOSCOW (UPI) — The Soviet Union charged today that Ameri­ can planea butted Ruttian ahlpt 300 timea In tha last air month* in acta of Mhlgh aoat piracy." The official Soviet trade union new*paper Trud laid aaveral of these incidents took place near Cuba and charged that "nearly all Soviet ehlpa o ff Cuban shores are ^ubjeeted to eueh provocations." • Trod tald tha “ piratic sorties" urn made from bases located outaid* the United States, iaclndiag those in Spain, Italy, Greece end Turkey. The newspaper said the Soviet ship Gnu Ia wee “ repeatedly butt­ ed” recently while taking young Cuban fanner* to the Soviet Union. Their actions 'are manifestly endly,” it aaid. “ Tha bombers i fighter* flew right aver tha deck Just above the masts. Planes bussed the Grasla at night, too, with their haadllghta twitched on." Among tha faw details Trud of­ fered waa that an American hy­ droplane carrying tha number 0144 circled over the Soviet ahlp I. Sechenov Mar Havana, * U. 8. destroyer numbered 137 came “lmfgermltsably close" to tha ahlp, and another hydroplane a u m b e r e d 123337 dived at Ita deck at 4 a. m. aa July t. C U. S. To Recognize _. . . | f e 9 * U H iN a i$ fc <Ufi> Kennedy administration waa re­ ported ready today to brave the wrath af NatlooaUat China and eatabUah diplomatic relations with tha Soviet-sponsored Mongolian Peoples' Republic. Official sources said prepara­ tions were being made to send a mU. S. mission to tha capital clly of w la a Bator to agree bn the level af representation in each country. 1W U. S. decision is expected lo Mark strong criticism from some congressmen, who back National­ ist China's contention that Com­ munist Outer Mongolia is ■ independent country but n slaa satellite or territory rightly belonging to the Chinese. The U. S. embassador to Nation’H W Chins, Everett Dnimright, who Is coming homo this week Jsr “ routine consultations," has repeatedly urged the State De­ partment la delay action. Ha hois reported that his rale Gone with President Cblang Kal shek have become almoat impos­ sible because of tension on the Mongolian issue and Nationalist ffieaentment at tbs possibility of nad China being admlttad ta tha Unitad Nations. Tha question of possible U. S reletieas with Outer Mimgslii sterna frem Russia’s refusal at tha last UN General Assembly hi ad­ mit tbs new African nation af Mauretania unless Outer alas waa admitted. MOSCOW (UPI) — A “ powerful peaceful explosion" has demol­ ALGIERS, Algeria (UPI) — ished one of the mountains of the French soldiers end police used Caucasus, a Soviet newspaper re­ tear gas today to head off trouble before It got started at a funeral ported Wednesday. for Moalema killed iu rioting Wed­ nesday. On Vacation The funeral throng of 300 Mos­ NICE, France (UPI) - Jooeph P. Kennedy, father of President lem men, women and children waa Kennedy, arrived from Paris milling about at nearby Kolca and Wednesday lo Join his wife at their a demonstration seemed imminent, with many carrying green and villa at nearby Antibes. whita Algerian rebel Gags and waiting. Christening1Set Police' and soldier* Bred their SANTA MONICA, Calif. (U P I)The baby daughter of Mr. and tear gaa grenades aa a precaution­ Mra. Pater Lawfard will bo ehris- ary move. The fumes drifted tened Saturday in St. Monlea'a through the crowd which dispers­ ed. J Catbolie Church. Later ,police used tear gaa Sworn In again to keep Europeans and Mos­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — For­ lem* apart at Constantine, where mer State Sen. John Rawls of 30,000 Moslems turned cut peace­ Marianna was sworn in Wednes­ ably for the funeral of two persona day as Judge of the North Florida killed In the demonstrations. District Court of Appeals. Elsewhere, most of Algeria was calm today in the waka of Wed­ Infant D i e B nesday's bloody street battling JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Ja- that resulted in 30 Moslems killed nice Denise Jefferson, an 13- and 206 wounded. In addition, 13 monlhs-otd Negro girl, died Wed­ French soldiers wars killed and 60 nesday after drinking a bottle of wounded when rebel commandos roach poison. attacked army poets guarding the east Algerian port of DJidJelli. Date Set TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — J marketing .tobacco, er Doyl*> flu e-cu rd ij alTM 1 B TAMPA (UPI) — Plans were underway today far a proposed homo c^msmi community tor retirees ntar borne sceam modal* 33,hare that would we 000 pardons. * TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Dr. Henry I. Langstoo, former health officer of Gulf County, will take over July 10 as director of tho State Crippled Children's Com­ mission. Plants Ready TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Five new 'plants which manufacture electronic and missile components have been constructed la Florida to bring tha total ta 13 in tho state. Two Arrested GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador (UPI) Two Florida pilots arrested lait December were released here Wednesday after their three-year sentence for smuggling was re­ duced to sis months. Lard MIAMI (UPI) — Twenty-nine carloads af lord aoiaod boro last week in a settlement against the Cuban government will be auc­ tioned odf Monday at West Palm Beech. Petition <Oflando Youth Escapes Injury In Car Mishap Aa 13-year-old Orlande . i charged with recklees driving he (eat control of his car an Rd. and IR 413 Wednesday Urn Highway Patrol re___ . . . Jim Porter said Bud Charles Mitchell Williams acricus injury hi jhc miabap. t a 3m Hid ha apparently te * amtort af his car while travelled at n Ugh vale of speed. The car ad over 'm e aod t half times who a Mai wreck, Fi t* Herald Index Pngs WEATHER: Cloudy through Friday. High today. 88-94. Low tonight, 70-78. 63 United Press Leased t JACKSONVILLE (UPI) A petition by while children aod thotr parseto to Intervene fat a school integration suit hero waa turned down Wednesday by Fed­ eral District Judge Bryan Simp- Mystery Solved Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA County By LARRY VRK8HKL The County Commission plans to open bids on repairing tha roof of th* courthouse on July 22. Look out for an angry blast from on* of th* commissioners on undertaVing any major repairs to th* 40-yenrold structure. The dlscueaioa will be thick and heavy at Tuesday's meeting when courthouse officials meet with th* board to plow needs of th* courthouse for (he next 10 years. • • • Neat Tuesday will alee be the day tha county board starts talk­ ing over the budget. We hear that just about every department under the board jurisdiction ie asking for an increase e f funds but the word is that appropriation increase* will be far and in-between. • • • AU this talk about a sewerage treatment plant haa brought many persona wondering if th* property around the proposed plant — N. Seminole Blvd. will decrease, be­ cause of any odors. City Manager W. E. Knowles, however, has set tha record straight. No odors ex­ pected to com* from th* plant. N O . 22 9 Meet On Administrative Aid The County Commission plans to hold a special ses­ sion with the Alachuu, County Commission Adminis­ trative Assistant within the next 14 days to discuM the job classification and duties o f n special assistant to tha Seminole Board. County Commission Vice Chairman James P. Avery said this morning that on a recent trip to Tallahaaeee, he m et with Howard Weatem, Alachua administrative assistant to the board and discusaed with him a joint meeting with the Seminole board to explain tha dutlM o f the job. Earlier this year. District 5 County Commissioner John Fitzpatrick recommended that tha board atudy tha possibility o f hiring an a d m in istra te assistant to taka tome o f the work load o ff tha commission. However, action waa tabled on any decision. Avery today emphaaiaed that an administrative as­ sistant ahouid not be confuted with a county manager. “ He would have no policy making authority whatso­ ever,” Avery advised. Avery explained that Alachua County haa had aa adminiatrativa assistant for three years and “ M haa worked out fine for all concerned.” "He has been well worth the money he waa paid,” Avery aaid. Tha commissioner pointed out that ha hopea tha meeting will taka place within the neat 14 dajre "whUa we are ha the midst o f .budget hearing*.1* . Turnpike Board Hopes To Complete Report Soon TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The State Turtpike Authority hopes to complete feasibility studies lo time to announce in Orlando Fri­ day the route of a proposed north­ • • • • ward extension of the Sunshine The Civitan Club has alerted State Parkway. work on constructing a Navy Piek- Authrol y Chairman John Ham­ up station on Fifth and Park Ave. for servicemen needing n lift back mer to)d Gov. Farris Bryant Wed­ to the Navy base after a visit in nesday if the studies are finished by Friday,' the Authority fwant* town. • -• • ,,ylo announce the rout* at 4 f . m. SH V You might Jm Interested 'in meeting. i . . . ! Bryant ’ said prevlodsiy his atf» r a mini*.ration definitely Wottd b* that it,Waa able to extend tha toll road as a ■ for buxines* far oorth a* Orlando, and possibly , -----tberiy'p first as far as a point south of OcalSi la. complefM and ready Backing ef Knowles, as we did Bryant wants to extend tho bfrtlon.Ht* Chief Paul •Sifter. tha city 'manager say* road to JaeksoovUlo eventually, Aaed toiay. f 'tb it Urn reason Ihare was no ll*g but said IMro if HUM thsnco of .The boolf, com | •Tin compiled and publish- rtby City Halt Tuosd Tuesday wai that doing this right away. at ui under eponeership of the Cas tSw* City Commission isslon ruled that Authority member* will be la selberry Volunteer Fire Dept., cult- tha Gag should bo Gown by the Orlando Friday to -take part in el»U of 33 pages printed on 70- Baudthell en apodal holidays. dedication of a segment af inter­ pound enamel paper. The attrac­ state highway’ with the Road tive white Krome-Kote cover he* Board, th* governor, Federal tho title and otbar lettering in Highway Administrator Rex Whit fltu-red ink. ton .and Congresamaa James A. Listings Include 823 homes and Haley of Sarasota. businesses and, on the basis of tha The ceremonies will officially last census an estimated t JM res­ open a 31-mfle stretch of Inter­ ident* are covered. state Rout* 4 between America A * directory also 4 a e lu d e a The Longwood Council will meet St. in Orianu- and U, S. Highway names of present town officials, a today at 8 p.ra. in the City Hail for 27 in Polk County. street map with indexed key and n the regular July business session. separate street listing with nil Last week on Thursday night, homes and building numbers of tha council met in n called session each and their occupants. Leading business firms of 'the lo frame a request to tho County couaty which servo Casselberry Commission asking that Orange residents also are prominently ad­ Ave. paving fumls, placed In es­ vertised in the directory. Firemen will stage an unveiling crow at tha Cttacns Bank of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Secre­ tary of glate Dean Rusk' went be ef th* new book nt Monday’s Oviedo, be released. Board of Aldermen meeting in the A la was dona, according to fora Congress today to make a Town Hall after which distribution Longwood Mayor A. R. Lormann, last-ditch plea for President Ken because the county had asked the ■ fd/’s beleaguered H I billion will immediately get underway. city to put up another gt,aoo in foreign aid request. addition lo the IT,Mi already on Bulk waa acboduled for a clos­ bead. Investigation revealed that ed door meeting .this morning tho additional sum would bo used with th# Senate Foreign Relation* for work outside the city limits Commute*,- which baa been con­ By V sIM Frees l s f o n l l w l and Council Attorney Webber sidering 1*4 meaauto off-and-on Wild winds and flooding rains Haiaoe advised that such action since its public hearing* ended swept Kansas Clly, Mo., today by tho city would bo illegal, Lor- two weeks ago. along a storm lioa stretching all mano said. Rusk’s appearance before the tha way from the wheat bait la Ha added that members of the commute* waa bis third since the Marylead. council voted last, week to go group formally opened bearings At (ha eastern edge of tho storm ahead with plana for tha loaf- last month. )fo mad* tha admlnissystem, a Trailways boa skidded awaited paving and that area union's opening agpeal and later out of control in tho rala and contractors already have been no­ met with th* commltto* again aft­ careened Into a tree near Coaler- tified of Longwood’s intent to at- er his return from Europe with villa, Va. Kennedy. eept bids. IP-'J- ] plans Nettf Jot Job New ..WtL-Ufe------------------------ ^ S ty ? i& m fo r h Bulletin French Soldiers Use Tear Gas News Briefs At Moslem Rites Blasts Hits Peak T’ : - More Than 11,000 Heralds Delivered 3100.000 with tha funds to be sup­ plied from Civil Defense. The widening Job, according to Bliss, will atop any waters of Or­ ange County from Gooding that part of Seminole north of Red Bug Rd. — Longwood Asks For Road Fund Rusk Plans Last Ditch Ajd Plea Kansas City Hit By Winds, Rains JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - A a mystery af ■ missing Jackson­ ville woman sod her feur-year-ekl daughter was solved Wednesday whoa Duval Couaty authorities re­ ceived a massage saying the two Official* af the sponsoring et- up ail the way from the field on H California. ganiaatteoa for Fourth of Jely SB 414 worth te SB 437. celebrated* hi Imegweood and la fort, the chief aaid, crowd* North Orlando report that partial- wor* so much larger than expect­ Gives Birth HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Blonde patio* end attendance at each ed that the mao experienced a Ut­ attfuee May Britt, the wife af Ne­ event waa “far grantor than ox- il* difficulty in finding aa eras gro eutertaleer fammy Davis Jr., ported.” large enaugh te art off the tirogave birth Wednesday te • daugh­ longwood Fiiw Chief Claude display. ter doacrihed by the proud father Lay*, fhaweh anahto to give a ★ ★ ★ ae “ g beautiful, healthy, wander after the event, did estimate that Ad baby.” A pictorial display af the Inprofit* would ho in tho Day ratehrihmi at Riot i 1 md North Orlando la YORK (UPI)—Mere than A s tofSm ati attendant*. Lay* aaid page U af today's 193 Negroes and Puerto Bican* that tat e deputy from Sheriff J. L. Herald. Maw Verb Chy’a Bobby's office tolled 1* to help ★ ★ ★ Bide battled la th with fogffie during tho %*v*atog It tank 33 estimated that at least IJ N ears Longwood Mayor A. B a daafn equsd can la goall jamnsad tha parking area. Traffic idana, ashed for W ' . ' I ’ ^ ■fi WORKERS TODAY started clearing away ahrubbary from A c tion o f Seminole Memorial Hoepltal to atari tha ftrat phase ft* a M bid ' 1 b y the Jenningd hospital addition. Tho actual conatruetion, to ba (Herald Photo) Construction Co., Orlando will start next Monday. FBI Raids Miami Linen Stores MIAMI (UPI)—Federal agent* swooped own on 10 Mlami-area linen shops Wednesday, aciaod alleged Communist-made lloeaa and chlrgsd the notorious “ Crying Adjral" merchants with conspi­ racy to smuggle Chines* Commu­ nist good* imo Uw United States. A treasury agent said the linea trad* botwoeo Rod China aad Miami may amount to $300,000. Loon Adjmi, loader o( th* “ Crying Adjmi" elan and hia two sons, Charles and Joseph, were charged with conspiracy to trad* with the enemy and conspiracy to amugglo goods into tb* United States. Joseph Adjmi also waa chargtd with violation of th* federal law forbidding trade with aa enemy nation. He waa freed on 123,000 bond and hia brother on 311,000 bond. Th* father could not be located. E. E. Mlnakotf, chief enforce­ ment afficor af the Treasury Dapartmeat's Foreign Assets Cootrot Division, slid the Adjmi* began the Red Chinese trade in ills. Minskoff said Joseph aad 4th Celebrations Termed Success * can Wmt J m * warn hootod and reported that people already art talking about “ what wt’H do next year. . ■ He aaid that in addition te pro­ viding a “ sate, stay-at-home bollday" lor area raetgeate, tho andertaking provpd rewarding to city Itself sihe# U•brought such a teelteg ef c lion to the merchants, business­ men and rsaldarta and to th* civic, -church and eoclal groups ail working together t* make 'the cetebratiM tech a big evert. la North Orlando, th* afternoon and ovi estimated H on a forth* w k w .'? i :..i| Al V? Leon wont to Hoag Kniy end set up a trading aesoual with the Shantung Trading- Unloa te pur­ chase embroidered linens pro­ duced 1a Tstegtoa, Communist China. “ Shantung would ship tho goods to. a firm in London,” Mlnakoff said, “ which would tbon trans­ ship thorn to an Adjmi agent la Toronto, Canada. Payinan.s were mad* by the same route." Ho said ho did not know bow the goods got hetq from Toronto. Mlnakoff argued befors mis*toner Roger Edward Davis that Charles and Loo* should b* placed under 33M.300 bond. Tho brothers. said they wore already uadap a $10,ON federal bond an mall, fraud charges' -and foo.ooo state band. Tha state bond oovora appeal of a five-year jail term for swin­ dling Mra. Genevrs McAlister, widow af a Philadelphia automo­ bile agency owner, out af |1 mil­ lion la a fantastic schema whore- Reds Sign Pact With North Korea MOSCOW (UPI) — .Soviet Pro inter Nikita Khrushchov today annauaqod Us* signing af a pact of mutual assistance, friendship end cooperation with North Korea. Khrushchov spoke te th* Krom lia-at a “ friendship rally" to th* honor of-visiting North Korean Premier Kim U Sung. • Ha aaid that the pact far mutual military cans a third party tha contracting pa hula** were Stewart ' “ Ws ara agateet mil Helmly, Mrs. William MacKiatesk but ww war* compelted today hocauaa th* supper w it served, feur-ytaroid Laurie Anne Snyder, daughter ef Mr. aad Mrs. James Snyder, was crowned “ Little Miss North Or­ lando" foam among 21 oniric* in the contest. Attendant* war* Lauroea Mur­ phy, four-year-old daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. Fat Murphy, who was first maid and Susan Lorraine four-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rhodes, sec- • to*. ■ Japan and athm of mort than an hour** Urns sow- rejected all ear eluded tho colahrstfon, first osar lawsIona to tha fa r: la h* rtoged i f Mm Yttfopa. by Mra, McAlister married Bmlto Halloa, aa Adjmi crony. Mlnakoff said the linea ahef* wet* art a l - ykdjml ewned. Ha said other shops in tha area may hav* takes Rad Chinas* goods to good faith aad if so, no ahargaa would ha placed against tha awnera. , -W; Tha Adjmls got thoir atekaam* from thoir sates technique St crying aad bagging to proapoethja buyers, mostly tourists, that they war* aa tha-edge of poverty and desperately needed foe tala. Kuwait Asks Arabs To KUWAIT (UplMCuwalt invited other Arab nattoaa today te send troops to defend this oU-rioh Uttto sheikdom against • possible attack by Iraq. With th" United Arab Republic demanding withdrawal of British troops from boro, the deputy thief ., ruter, Abdullah al-Mubarah al* Sabah, aaid Kuwait was “ ready te receive •any props**! Hum ear Arab country to participate to K fc wait's defeat*." Tim eaiy country that haa nmegl . troop* eo far, besides Brtteto, te Saudi Arabia. About 4.600 British addisr* hav* . dug to tteag th* northern border with Iraq, te -addlUoa to Bai Arabian aad KuwaW tiaapa. roes sad N fo , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 05, 1961 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 05, 1961. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 05, 1961; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7e444718acc05a5597ec35f6f3be651e.pdf f861936840ad586d21ac3566ab4ab28c PDF Text Text .. . .■ Ji/j? -V- til.’ t - h j"■* , It * " Tlv ' ( *■f ' «"v■' w v‘*: '•V*> **ji i ‘ " ' *' , -J, M.. . ■'. I J . "■ * ‘ , . 1i Pago 8 — Mob. July $, 1M1 jkv- • : Tito bird your render to. i..i - qulred about, with the «Mny Week plum* — and yellow beak* is thn STARLING, H jund in the USA and Canada all year Yirand, I discovered this bird while I was , hanging out ray wash in my ohort aborts. Xhoard a long, low whistle and thought a iBih waa trying to be fresh with rat, .1 am toM they ant destructive iniscta, but they can also dim holts la your roof and ere extremely dirty. They make a terrible racket when a flock of them gets They art an amufctng and handd, but will soon bs the world’s feathered post MRS. F. the girl's ild* who win fit la perfectly with jrourt. • • • By DOROTHY MALONB DEAR ABBY: I have not made a habit Written Far UP! of reeding lo ttin to Abby, bat t think I HOLLYWOOD (UPl) — I've •hall, for each time my glanee fella upon your column t realise what I have missed often wondered whatever happenad to tbp type of motion, picture* in the study of human nature. 1 was particularly intrigued with a let­ mad* popular by. Spencer Tracy ter signed "Mother of a Doctor." She was disgusted with her .daughter-in-law. who Insisted on referring to her husband as "The Doctor." 1 am reminded of Bill and Marie, whom we have known slnee childhood. Colonels were a dime a dosen in the last war, but Marie started calling her husband "The Colonel." This revealed . an inferiority complex and a lack of taste. As a West Pointer, and ex-Ceptaln, X wouldn't tolerate my wife's calling ms "The Captain." My father was a doctor, and noiie of us (least of all my mother) called him "The Doctor." There were BO other good ones In our town. "Mother of • Doctor" has my sympathy. EX-CAPTAIN # o e CONFIDENTIAL TO MRS. P. T.J When your son starts telling you he pre­ fers blonde babysitters, he doesn't need T VMAR MR8. F.: Not while the pigeon Jg,with us I DEAR ABBY: Our son in marrying a girl from a very high-toned family. The girl's mother asked ms for a lint of the O twrmU ws want, at ths wadding. She said invito my relatives. Some of our ■ ATS not very elanny. I don’t want Ilka I am trying to snub them, wouldn't fit in too good jeople. How can I invito . part sl u m i family (th s port 1 think will ; . lit in) and leave ths other pert out? MOTHEROF' ■ueh a- rate - In ■y nlveraeLInterutlon'a ’*Tbo Lett Sunaet." ‘in the film, I play the mother of an Ulasltimate daughter determined to bring bar.up. wt|h Integrity and raapactabllity, Tha rota afforded me wonderful opportuniUaa aa an actraaa got to lie found too often thoao day*. Now nil a fetntaln* etar la gen­ erally required-to do Is function M FRCHANTS On "i, S T A M P S FREE C-IFTS who try to follow the often ting , sad always changing k wiB be a happy day or [» sad k ought to bo a day far tha Udl, too; If a TV RENTAL Seminole TV Bmew Oar Tube Cbm ISCC Beaferd A n PA I Armour Star or Swiffa Premium Whst’s bothering yon? For a personal reply, write to Abby, Box 8865, Beverly Hills, Calif. Include a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. DEAR MOTHER: If you plan to inthe relatives—invito all the relatives, •to will probably be a few misfits on . " ,m" ‘ 1 :----------- :—----------- ■the m#n ere doing. They rarely If ever have Initiative or itntgOi of thalr own aa people. What thl* trend Indicate* 1 can't prefaaa to know but I wiah It would atop. I believe In feminity and ador* pretty clothe* but I'm alao tha hind of g^rl who bloaaom* In tha duet. I couldn't aland a ataady diet of “clothaa bora*" rolea oa the ■creen. Thera era aavarml fin* aeIrvaaea who bava 'mad* n caraar of wondering frantically, "What thomaolvsa. It's tbs wavering, should I do?" 8b* la calmly worrying, uncertain parent who thinking, "This Is whit I have to makes a kid uneasy, And a child do." soon Isa res to tabs advantage e( that kind a# parent. claim doesn't, bavo a perfect re­ A mother who la confident that sult, she doesn't worry herself aba can trust to love and com­ into n fiensy of aoUretnorao. mon sense to make bar a good Common oonoo tolls her that mother, (aha doesn't hope to be she Is only bamas and that aba perfect), can relax and enjoy bar aas’t enpect to never malm mis­ children. They, In turn, ean relax takes, nor coo she expect that everything In life will bavo a fattmv endlnx. Children will be batter off when mothers go bock to relying co common vans# and lov# to guldo all around when mothers atari them, Instead of depending on trusting tbamolvas again. 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Back Loan LUANDA, Angola (UP1) Heavy fighting betwen native terrerliti and Portugueee security forces was reported today tram City Fiscal Ag«nt Loomis Leedy recommended Monday the ares north of the Dande River. night? that the city sell revenue certificate bonds to con­ Sharp Arrested mm IT WAS warm and sunny,, the start of the holiday week­ end, and local resldenta swarmed to the beachea and backyards to sun themselves. Margaret McKay took to • the beach ia San Francisco, and everything went along fine until this striped beast walked up. Margaret was re­ assured When It turned out that the skunk was on a leash, and was a deodorized pet, with the owner on the other end of the leash. - Fireworks 8 roIndependence (Day celebrationsi ). of Jacksonville; end Chi % » # ; ■ works dlsplaya. Ia North Orlando and In Longwood, when the skies look “just right" this evening, sponsors ef today’s observance in both cum­ in unitiu will touch off the first match tor more than an hour’s •how In each location. A la Longwood, activities began at t a. aa. with a parade to Reli­ ef's Pasture on SR 431 where a full (lay of.entertainment it acheduled. Admission In the field is free. The North Orlando celebration, first of Its kind tor the VUUge, la scheduled to open at I p. ra, today with a Little League Ball game followed by games and QonteaU for all aga group*. A free aupper will be served Inter In the day and betwoeq T p. a . nod • p. m., just-prior to tlroworka, e "Little Miss North Orlando" beauly contest will b* held tor the throe to five year eld gtrla. Around tbs state holidaying Floridian* enjoyed warm weather Mlay on beaches, picnic grounds # n d golf coarse*—with waning word from safety suthoritto* cau­ tioning them lo drive with doubled •ero on their way home, . Three perrons hid drowned end three died la mlscellaneeua acci­ dents tor e total of U accidental daaths since the long holiday per­ iod began at e p. a . Friday. \ Browning victims Included RichAjd Mochael llasck, 21, of Eau VofcUie, who -died whan he was wedged aider a ledge while swimming hi Blue Springs at Onega City; Erie Scott Dubsry, portM. dents were Bobby James- R 2 months old;t Darnell Re Three Killed T months old, both suffocated » ELIZABETHTON, Tana. (UPI> acksonvilla; and, Easton Whld- —Throe men returning to North 16, a Perry high acbool boy Carolina from n convention in Si. Paul, M1m ., wen killed Monday when their light plena' crashed into Holatoa Mountain In north- Kuwait Crisis Easing, British Say struct a sewerage treatment plant and that t)\e bonds be PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — The financed by raising the sewer rates from 30 to *60 cents a FBI Monday night sm iled ac­ month per customer. cused slayer Kenneth H. Sharp, Leedy told commissioners, In a special session, that the . . ——■—— - - —-- jr- * - .city _ _ in ifina t .. financial ahapo, _ 29, one of the nation's 10 moat . was wanted criminals. adding “you are now on the thres­ hold of getting tome Improve­ Cuban Arrests MIAMI (UPI) - Havana Radio ments you hava needed for a long reported Monday night that five Ume.H members of the anti-Castro un­ Laady said that tha city could U p derground have, been arrested in pay tha bonds back over a period Plnar del Rio. I of 2f years and could sail tha bonds at an intarast rata of 414 39 Injured to 414 percent, ORAN, Algeria (UPD-Tbirty"As a matter-of fact," Leedy nine Algerian Moslem! were in­ said, avan if you don't under­ jured Sunday .In a terrorist bomb take this program th* »awer ratei attack on a village community should be raised. He also added center, French authorities an­ that unless the rotes a n raised nounced today. "you would end up by paying for Traditional such a program out of ad valfrlum Usas." V. By Untied Prase Interuattoual Traditional Fourth of July A primary treatment plant ha^ weather wai on tap for tha en­ bean ntlmated at (400,000 while a tire nation today, complete with secondary plant would cost scattered shower* and thunder­ (000,000. showers. City Manager W. E. Knowles estimated that the coat to finance Finish School Year tha bonds and operation of a pri­ MOSCOW (UPI) — Patrice Lu­ mary plant per year Would be mumba Friendship Univsrtlty (41,000 ang for a secondary plant, ended its first sesdemk year ((0,000, Monday, with “the hulk of the Tha commission took no action students" passing tbbf Dam Support WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ dent Kennedy baa promised Ghana that the Unltad Stataa will KUWAIT, Persian GuU (UPI) - back a giant Volta River dam British forces were reported today project designed to spur the In­ "enxious" to pull out of the oil- dustrialisation of Weat Africa, it rich kingdom of Kuwait since the waa learned today. threat of an attack by Iraq bad New Church diminished considerably. British Consul General John PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The Rlchman said Monday night that United Church ef Christ, with the United Natlona might have to 1,411 churches and a membership intervene to prevent Iraqi pre­ of about 2-mllllon, cams into ex­ mier Abdul Karim Kaatcm from istence today 21 years after tha decision to renewing his demands to annex precadent-MtUng merge twe divergent denomina­ Kuwait. ntchmand an Arab aolution tions was first proposed. would be preferable and that ‘High Noon’ Britain preferred this over intervcntlon by the world body. But he LITTL ROCK, Ark. (UPI) - A ■aid if the Arabs failed, then the group of nudists were scheduled atrip on tha front steps of tbs Job of Insuring Kuwait’* Inde­ to pendence might fall on the United Arkansas Capitol at “Ugh noon" Nations — either with a UN force today In protest of a state law or UN repreacntativas on Uw prohibiting nudism, according to Robert Clogber of Holy CUy, scene. In Iraq, Baghdad Radio accused Calif. Britain of an Imperialist aggraason againist a part of Us* (Iraq's) Fir«t Time territory' and an unmasked for­ FABMV1LLE. Va. (UPI) - Ne­ eign interference in Arab world gro children went to acboot Mon­ affairs which directly threatens day tor the first time In two yuan la Prince Edward County. the safety of Iraq. bln of Uw plans to round up the entire Jewish population of Buda­ pest on aa island b too Danube River, b 1944 before skipping than off to extermination camp*. Von Tbsddoo sold bo and other Foreign Office officials decided that they must try b block to* plan or at toast stall lor time. However, both Von Tbodden end Walter Bufpoukatben, as* tha Army DouglroAM i*|M g| laid today, the United SlaMIPra the Philippines ere ttdivrobS In thalr March lor peace and proaperily. "Topetber we have suffered the bldod and the Meal and the tears," MaeArthur aaid In a speech at th T U lb andtvsrsary celebration ef Philippine Indeed* "Together we seek the way and the.truth and tha light, and now In this long twilight era that to neither war nor pose*, we stand together just aa firmly si before." The Ite a r-o ld general wai cheered by the largest crowd In Philippine history — estimated at on# million persona — whan he tod the Fourth of July celebra­ tions jn Manila's vast Luaeta Park. "In the effort to build o world of'ecooomlc growth-and solidari­ ty, in tha effort to build an simosphete of hope end freedom, ia the effort lo build a community of strength and unity of purpose, In the effort lo build a lasting peats of Justice, (ho Philippines and Uw Unltad Stales of America have become Indivisible," (he general said. th* matter irgular mroting THE TWO-STORY OFFICE and home at Beven Oaks Trailer Berk eoutk of Banford on Hwy. 17-92 was completely destroyed far fin Monday.. Navy firemen end the Lake Mary Volunteers, at the seeae for more than tkiea jg g . TljddJv,Through » !;;,% d & I Xw SillV S i iTrad tlti dwtuinf. rinrnra twi T in Scndiifa finittg the flip ex to the one building in the closely congealed a m . •> (HenM Photo) /★ w ★ Preliminary Plant With Collaborating With Rods Report Due In 4 Weeks— Dietz A preliminary report on Just wbal kind of a sewerage treat­ ment plant Banford needs will be root to the City Commission in about four weeks, Engineer Dr, Jess Diets said Monday night. Diets,, associated with Clark, Diets, Daly, Leffler and Bush told the Herald, after a special City Commission meeting, that fats firm will start work Immediately on determining the best and moat feasible plant for Banford, The meeting Monday was call­ ed to start negotiating a coniract between the city and the engin­ eer* to draw up preliminary plans and designs for a treat­ ment plant. Howavor, lad. by Commission­ er Earl Hlgginiotbem, the board wanted the contract revised to spell out the engineering service* Involved in the agreement "I'm gon'u'read this contract twice and then again," Higgin­ botham said, adding "wo doo'l want lo Wave ourselves wide open." Moil of the disagreement hloges oa whothor the city wanta a resident ouglnoer to aurvtoe the coQitructtoa of the plant, or use its own manpower. The farillty would bo construct­ ed 00 lemloole Blvd., weat of Mills Croak an (bo sanitary land­ fill a n a . Parolee Shoots It Out W ith Police SEAUL (UPI) — South Kores’i .... ' . . . ruling military Junta today charged ousted Premier John M. Chang and seven of hla ministers with collabroating with the Com­ munists. ' Also charged with collaborating with the Communists were for­ mer prosecutor general of the Chang regime, the former direc­ tor of the mint and eight former Democratic members of the as­ sembly, including House Speaker Kwak Siting lloon. The charges came only a day after wiry, little Maj. Uen. Pak Shung Hi took, over the role as top leader In the military Junta that overthrow tha Chang govern­ ment in a near bloodless coup d'etat May II. The military Junto, calling It­ self the military revolutionary committee, dissolved the national assembly closed schools, banks, TITUSVILLE (UPI) -The state may try again to send Joseph A. Peel Jr. to the electric chair at a trial bare oast week, but R Will alio pay part of bto defense costa. Peel, former West Palm Beach city Judge and atturnay, goes on trial b Brevard County Circuit Court at • a. m. nail Monday aa charge of conspiring with state undercover agent Jsines Yenssr to kill Floyd (Lucky) lioUapfel. Circult Judge Vaster B. Carl­ ton granted ■ defense motlep Monday authorising the stalo to pay the cost ef bringing two de* ftoao witnesses her* far Peel fbo witnesses are CUftofd Gaff­ ney, circuit court reporter b Fort airports sod harbors, and Impoaad nation's eaanomy bp ■horo ft* iiwik mumdmroUm----------- - Striking Seamen Set To Go Back To Work scores of atrike-ldtod ahlpa today for a return to service-to eompUanc# with a temporaiy restrain­ ing order halting the 11-day na­ tionwide walkout against V J. flag no row pickets, would ho ordered vessel*. The order waa (stood Monday out and too "men wW bo la the Sylvester hall*," tot hiring a* awn a* they night by Federal Jut inedy orRyan after President United Btntro Unas asked to* ongboffi to week Monde/ night to fin-bp ton bettor* nn to* nsisen ner ski do ton America sad the Unltod ttatoi, The lino u!d Uw 'America wet scheduled to rod Wednesday tor Europe with Mi ********* tad H tab** 2# bean to bail the holler*, get ro mm abound- up. , . . 1 . However, betaeao many df l b BLUE RIDGE, Ga. (UPI) - A 2 1-year-old prison parolee held up a drive-b restaurant south ef hero Monday and then Shot It out with two stab tie spire, Ralph (Kod) Moore, of Chats- vlctod Jewel thief. worth, Ga., dtod b a Was* of bul- Pool IT, wen aa toaotvaucy petition last week at Fart Fierce, where ho waa roevtowd Muck M ef masterminding the murder of Circuit Judge C. E. Chillingwart's, drowned at son with his U. B. Appeals Judge , wile la Juan 1H8 Clark b Hartford, Cs �■ " : . : _______ __________ • • •xnforh In Kidnaping . BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI)—A highatrung 15-year ©Id girl went to a hoapltal for mental observation today on suspicion of drowning S-year old Andy Ashley and ab­ ducting two other children in a rampage that has ter* ' yodssd families here since April. Folic© said the girl, Chyrel Jolts, waa identified by Xkhard Eddington, 5, and Susan Benedict, 5, as the perton who kidnaped them, tied them up and left them to di© by railroad b y k i. • v A diary which m ealed in detail the kidnapinga and thvslaying of AndyMuna 28 was found in the home of the gm wne has been in mental inatitutiona twice for , examinations. Clothing resembling that described by witnesses of the^abductiuna also was found in the home and tho girl won these when ehe was identified by the children. v< The slender blond teenager lives in the same neigh­ borhood aa tha three victims, police said. The’girl Was taken to Meyer Memorial Hospital early today after nearly 10 hours of continuous ques­ tioning by police and psychiatrists, although she ad. mltted aotbinjL except that she "hated” police. Detecshe would undergo about 10 day* of mental * .■ WmlH a Page 2 — Tut*. July 4 , 1&6I ».. .• testa fnd then probably would be committed to Matnwan State Hospital. No chat-fees were filed. Poliee said the girl’s family had a record of mental illness. The girl called police Monday and offered to sur­ render after hearing a psychiatrist, Dr. Samuel Yochel* son. discuss the kldnaplrigs on a radio program. She in­ stated she be allowed to talk to Yochelson who partici­ pated in the questioning. The girl had been questioned before In the slaying of Andy when FBI agents caught her telephoning Mrs. Donna Ashlsy, Andy’s mother, to say she had seen the boy and ha was all right. She made the call on June 25, i two days after the boy was abducted and only hours be­ fore hia bound and gagged body was found in A lake at Delaware Park where he had been thrown in alive. She was released after questioning then however because of an apparent dUcrepncy between witness de­ scriptions of the abductor as being about 80-35 years old and tha girl’s youth, She also had been questioned a second time by police because she waa reported seen twice lit the site of the drowning—before and after the body was dis­ covered. j Sheriff Proves You Can Only Take SoMuch .j ; ir KERNV1LLE, Calif. (UPI)—"I Just knew I wuo'L foinf to aland tkaro all day lotting him ahoot ar­ row# m m f” arid Deputy Sharif# Allan Johnston. Johnatoa’a nvolvnr Monday only WWle’a long ^'mynUod a Wi­ lly t i a writar, hut hli paretption. Ha had only a brio# oppor­ tunity to ana Kaaandy to action attar tha laaufuration and Whlto’a perception akin la damaaatraUd brilliantly to tola pnrtiM ad too near Art Camp pictured above are, left to right, Cynthia Newton of winter Park, George Cameron of Sanford, and Sharon MacDonald of Winter Park. FIFTY HIGH school art students from all over Florida invaded the wooded area of Florida State University’s camp on Lake Bradford to find subjects for their draw­ ings. The three members of FSU’a Eighth Annual Sum________________________ :---------------- :_____ w an t Ot n « m Ganaral Hoapltal with a bullet wound la hia loft'ana. 'Ton never had anything Hka It happen to me before and never •»»aat to again,4 Johnetonqald. It/ began, whoa rancher Carl Lamen phoned Johneton and told hlai aonaoooa bad barely mlaaod him with aa arrow while be wae eat working on IrrigaUon ditohea. Another arrow had atruck hie I way Burial Scheduled For Wednesday* I £ / minds'* whether Hemingway, shot himself nektontally or committed outride. The body of Hemingway, 61, waa found oarly Sunday to tha foyer of their two-etory home by the author*! fourth wifo, Mary, Hemingway, an ardent hunter end fiebtrmnn, kept hie gune in the foyer, ' Bletoe County Sheriff Frank L. Hewitt aaid the author waa klllad by 'a double charge of ahotgun pellets which’ struck Urn “from tha mouth upward." * „ , , * * v a J Johneton went out to taveetigato u and “pretty noon thin fella noawe , out of tha bnuh with n bow and ° a quiver of arrewa . . . ba got 100 * yard* away, knelt down and put 1 Survivon tocuudo a dsugbor, Mro. Mary Ksthor Raker of Tails* haaeoer e eon, Richard Powell of Lake Mery; hie moth or, Mrs. Maude Sritoenm te to his stopfather, Carl Schoeoemann, both toss W l a 't o dropprhg w T i t f of Saaford; f in slaters, Mrs. ctaot weapon end’ surrender.' Mary AUn Anile to Oviedo, I.yndo to n asms to within M Mrs. Charlotte Hawkins to Labe fast and started to shoot again Keane tod Mrs. Ionite Lee, when rancher Larson fired hia ri­ dirt laches away Mm . lather Lansing and MM. fle, kicking Georgia Redd, nil to Rented. X fnm the archer. "Ha didn’t a n a ■n recorded in highly secret di. funeral tervleea will be held pay any attention," end allot rectories, end when then la a at B p. m. Wednesday fnm the again, said Johnston. change ie national administra­ log to brace Ms arm for shoot* tions, private numbers frequently lag. Johnston kept talking to him, ■n petted on slang with the but he chopped with hie hatchet White House furaliun. end never aald a ward. White bed no Metoo to go Into "He started to raise tha how this small moment of history, but again end I abet in tha dirt be* when Herbert Hoover left office, ride him,** Johnston said. “When his telephone operators swept the be raleed tho bow again, I abet place clean and left the incoming Changes Meetin operators of Franklin fi, Roose­ Members at tho DeBsry Busi­ him in the left forearm," velt witk only tha Washington tele­ ness end Professional Women’s Johnston finally talked the Club ere reminded that tha July ■wounded archer Into dropping hio phone book. Henry M. Jsckson, (D- The second telephone system at masting .will not he bold today as Kennedy's disposal, as While re- regularly scheduled. Is toe the Inner workings, is mili­ Instead, members wlU meet at tary, operated by the Army Bigphono tonsoli oa hit doth, bo hoi access to two baric ulepbona sysums. One to civlUta, caotnl* led by. tho torgo While House switchboard when too operators a n particularly skilled to track­ ing down hsrd-to-flnd persons tor the President. Tho White House operators know more private Ulepbona MeGoldrick waa asked whether the verdict meant .that Heming­ way committed suicide or that ha died adedan tally. *1 wasn't than oa I don't know,* tha coroner replied. *1 would call M a Catholic aarr> “Maybe too truth will asvsr bo tea,* MeGoldrick —m “b tc u ti know*." Father Waldomann will ghro Cath­ olic prayers, n win ba printo." Waldcmaiu paid than would ba no formal Catholle services. Ha aald then wonld ba no Maaa a n ( pnbahly no rotary, but added that tho matter of accident or suicide had no bearing on tha faneraL “We pass no Judgment on that end asked no questions," ho paid. Ifamingway will bo buried ia Xstehnm cemetery near tha grave of too of hia closest friends, T ay k* Williams, to whom ho gave Use ptoto copy to one of his basil known novels, “Fop Whom Tho Tolls.* Hemingway returned to liobo Saturday from Mayo Cllnie at Rochester, Minn., where he un­ derwent treatment for high blood M DcBory BPW A KINDERGARTEN picnic wah held recently at thh School claia of tha Community Methodiat Church, 1 Gerald Neyer and Battq Faron. Tota Sunday rs are lira, (Cox Photo) Friends aald ha looked thin and had bean “terribly depressed” by the death of hie riots friend and| hunting companion, tha late Gary Cooper, Shortly betoora Cooper died eg cw r In May, Hemingway sent a note to encouragement to the actor commenting that he expect- Mario Antoinette's aetloaallty Mrs. Oscar Fapinaai. Oviedo Baptists Complete School Timothy Backrest, TUusvUk, Jewel Brunner, Btndre Dunn, Mergsr«t Bower, Elmo DUoo, Elbe! Hoover, Marian Forison. Carolyn Johnson, Dorothy Martb and Robert Reese, to Sanford. 'XT*, ■ «U tfc “ *■*.-<*» p s.K ft . ■„*1 Jute Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McBrayar, Seated, e son; Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dunn, Banted, n daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnson, Sanford, a son. Dismissals Aslan Freeman, Laura Garrett and Lurie Black, Seated. JUNE m Gwendolyn Johnson, Wilma Bus•ell. Kite Aten, Della Williams. Evans McCoy, BUlis MlrchoU. Lraas Laney, end Juanita South­ ward. to Sanford; Ernest Sweat, Lengwtod Md Hermlna Hicks. DeBsry, f B-'rtka " Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson. Sanford, n sop; Mr. and Mrs. poaorit Martin, Sanford, a daugh­ ter; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hoover, Seated, a daughter. -aHSS! : attended the picnic. Hie. Ernest Story and baby, Saaford, patsy MeDavitl, Alvin Mile, James Smith, Maurice Evans, Batts Goss, rioaria Wabb and Ethel Cowan to Banted; LU Men Udenbsrg, DtBrry, Atteway Ward, Ealoaville. I The Oviedo P int Baptist Church Vacation Bible School dosed last Wednesday with commencement exercises in tha church sanctuary. Rev. Jack T. Bryant reported an enrollment to T» Indents for the 10 day school. • Mas, Regain ■ Jo Ruth Huai, Victor Buckner, • Light MaeUae Work Wanda Kelly, Jaaa L Kranak and • Barface Grladteg Roland Green, to Sanford, Nicky Jo Jones, Altamonte Springs, Jes­ • Laths Work. sie Bril Sessions, Lake Monroe,* • Welding John L. McMafters, DeBsry, and Mabel Blevins. Maryville. Ohio. Church Board Call FA 2-5610 Births Mr. and Mr*, rioyd E. Hunt, To Moot Sanford, a daughter, Mr. tad MM. Tbs official board mooting of Herbert Sessions, Lake Monroe, a tho First Christian Church of Sondaughter. ford will ho held at tho church Wednesday a t 7JO p, m. Machine ft Tool Co, Mrs. Richard Dunn and baby, This will bo tho first meeting to •Me OrlaaSa Drive Mrs. J. McCullough and baby, the new church .year and the H*r. lT-te Mrs, James Bowles and baby, IH M te t e to Charles Noe, Irene Laney and Lil­ chang* to dnr h due to the July lian Hearn, of Sanford. JULY'S Admissions^ SOUTH’S FINEST COLORED Beula c. Brooks, DeBary, Mack Stallings, Tangerine, -Edllk Ed­ wards, William Green, Margaret Kielbofher, Lawrence Plvce, Betty Bridges, Marks J. Funke], George Offers Your Culbcrtiousc, Colin fienlea, of Sanford DREAM HOM E •Iriks Mr. end Mra. Robert Kelly, San­ far little ford, a daughter, Mr. and Mra. Herman Funkct, Sanford, a eon. Dismissals Tbalma Newton, Geneva, Mabel Blevins, MiryviUe. Ohio, FerdlCall FA 2-3598 nand Ross, Larry Mills. Allan GA Milrimll. aim. MinhafL rorison, Margaret Bower. Meoroe Schueaemaon, Boy Partin sad GRAPIY1LLF AYE. A Elmo Dixon, to Sanford. HARCAR ACADEMY �Miss Nancy Elizabeth Bowden, James C. Davis . Married In Methodist C erGreenville, S. C MIm Nancy Elisabeth- Bowden Greenville, S. C., became the da of Jamee Carlton Davis Jr., at 4 p-m. June U at the St. Paul Methodist Church in Greenville. The bride la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whelchtl Bowden, Greenville, and the groom's parents art Mr. and Mrs. James Carlton Davis of Sanford. Dr. John Wood Robison, offi­ ciated at the wedding servlet. rThe church was decorated ‘with baskets of white gladioli. •mums, greenery and lighted tapers at the altar. Miss Betty Phillips, organist, presented a program of traditional wedding music and accompanied Mrs. Jack Rogers, soloist, who sang "Oh Promise Me," ‘‘Be­ cause" and "The Lord's Prayer." The bride, given in marriage by her father, waa lovely In a formal gown of silk orgatua and Chan­ tilly lace, over tissue taffeta. It featured a molded bodice, scaltoped neckline and pointed sleaves. The skirt was adorned with Chantilly lace appliques with seed pearls, and extended Into a chapel train. Her veil fell from a tiara of matching lace and pearls and Aehe carried a bouquet of roses, ''centered with an orchid, on her Bible. Mrs. A. 0. Loring Jr. of BelMont. N. C., wss matron of honor and bridesmaids were Mrs. If. E. Stewart of Fort Slewsrt, Os., and Miss Arden Harrell of Green­ ville. Best man was Marvin Gocmbcl of Albany, Ga., and serving as * ushers were James Hembree and Furman Galloway of Taylorsville, S. C.: Pleas McClure of Travelers Rest, S. C., and John MeWhlte of Greenville. The attendants all wore street length drosses of aqua chiffon over Uffeta featuring aqua satin cum­ merbund! and big puff alaeves.Thair circular veils wen attached Enlisted Wives O f V A H -I Tq, Meet Thursday t A special set-acquainted meet­ ing of the newly formed Enlisted Wives Club of VAH-I. will be held Thursday, at 8 p.m. In the Nava] Air Station Ballroom. Wives of all VAIM Enlisted Men are urged to attend. Because of the forthcoming deployment of VAH-l every effort Is being made to increase the club membership. Plans are being made for sev­ eral Interesting club activities In the near future. For further infor­ mation or transportation to the Thursday meeting eall Mrs. K. R. Mueller nr Mrs. S. P. Burgess; f HRS. JAMES CARLTON DAVIS JR, Greenville High School and Wes­ leyan College *ia Macon, Ga., where she majorrd in elementary education. She was president of Kappa Delta Epsilon honorary ed­ ucation sorority and has been leaching first grade in the Green­ ville County Schoal District. The groom is | graduate of Seminole High School and Florida State University, where he ma­ jored in marketing and retailing, lie was president of.Lambda Chi Alpha social Iratcnity. He la presently employed by the J. 0. Penney Co, in GrecnMIe. Out of town guests included the groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C, Davis of Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Strickland, Lithonia, Ga., Mr. and Mra, J, B. Ragsdale, At­ lanta, Mrs, M. C. Shadburn and Miss Sally Shadburn. Thomaslon, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. C. M.\Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. J, R. Dimagcn, all of Tucker, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Simpson, College Park, Ga., and Mr. and Mr*. P. T. ftilner of Athens, Ga, and Miss Betsy Luter of Mullins, S. C, * Wield A Brush For Hair Health By ALKA HART, NBA A good many women acem to feel that when they've been to a te.uty .alon for a weeklyjbampoo and set, their hair care la finished. They're wrong. . . . , . , Arid Wiener Roast y, womin who , H h, ndle hef 0, _________ When several c to dine Dutch trei things for the mi separate checU. MR. AND MRS. JOHN MARTIN, center with'attendants, Mr. and Mra. Gene Smith. * (Cojc Photo) Nine square feet rf lush viscose rayon pile I Modern design i Skfd-resiat; ma­ chine wash, medium rat. Rasa, white, fawn, groan SPECIAL BUY! 27 BY 48 INCH FASHION RUGS Wednesday Morning SP EC IA LS! Miss Patsy Carr, John Martin Married In DeBary Ceremony Misi palsy Carr of DeLand and at the DeBary Community Method- The bride wore a street lenj John Martin of Calmara, Kansas, 1st Church. droii of blue chllloo and net w Rev. Damon Scott, officiated at w,hi‘« ,c c ,‘,orlM •"<* ,K* «"•“ the service. Attendant, wero Mr. ^ U a T c i ^ . . ^ * ami Mrs. Gena Smith of DeBary. Primary Sunbeams Learn H ow T o Help Neighbors The Primary Sunbeam Band of SERVING STANDS 11m Flrot Baptist Church of Lake Straw HOT PADS (get af I) Child's Paaay Cat BLACKBOARD ft ERASER SET Early Americas Rtocfc CAST IRON TRIVETS Wednesday Morning Special! Aluminum & Plastic Webbing reg ular Mrs. Damon Scott of Lake Mary waa ho*lesa at a linen ahuwrr Friday evening at Iter home hon­ oring Miss Glnl Taylor, bride elect of Carl Stubbing*. White ribbon streamer- flowing from the chandelier fashioned a large umbrella over the dining table which held the assortment of lovely gifts. They also were used to docorate the arched en­ trance lo the dining room, which with the large living room of the Scott home formed the party area. Name card* were fashioned in Hit shape of wedding belli and a corsage of old fashioned pinks. Enjoy Swimming "‘’'I’*' \ou needn t be I WED. SPECIAL Lake Mary Friends Honor Bride - Elect Junior GA's your set and it wl md dust from your it ai wcjj_ yoi! i >bje m „ A PCwhMioMl set J sk t. ■ (hU; (lmp)y Witch . . * .£ h ” iig :)0ur luxury If you Ilka. But it has nothf^lng to do wilh owning healthy, ■hlalng hair. Mo., * o d .n . . I n . do not evenmake . pretense of offering hair can. Thay are intertsled in hair coloring, permapenis, set*. The rest la up lo you. What you should do , between weekly set* i* wield the h*ir 'brush far one hundred strokes or more daily. This won't destroy PILOT CLUB MEMBERS will hold informal m eeting during; the *umnicr‘month* instead of disbanding until full. The firsl one wit* in the form of a picnic al thu home of Mr*. George Stine. Hostesses pictured are, left to right. Mr*. B. E. Chapman, Mr*. Sue Stevenson and Sir*. Stine, (Herald Photo) Mary devoted the aattra session of their lest meeting to studying how lo "Help our neighbors learn about God." Members present were Curtis Crawford, Claudia Bowman. Wil­ liam Anderson, Steven Musa. Billy Davla, Herman Flannlgan, Ricky Wilbanks, Joseph Flannlgan, David Brysnt and the leaders, MraLJ. W. Crawford and Mn. J. A. Nordcn. Following the mealing, handwork was enjoyed and refresh­ ments served. ADVICE FOR A BRIDE Many brides find that boiling an egg la not aa assy aa it sounds. Hard-cooked egg* occasionally get tough and an uoappeliaing dark green ring may appear around the yolk. Margaret Spader, home ser­ vice consultant, suggests lhat proper cooking temperature will reduce the likelihood of this and other mishap*. If you have . a "burner with a brain" on your range, aet the automatic control far 300 degrees and cook for 30 minutes. Cool the eggs quickly in cold water when cooking timo la completed, Visits Parents Sir. and Mra. N. L. Bishop, *12 Colonial Way, have ben enjoying a visit with their son, BUI N. Bishop, He was stationed 1 , *U for tbs past two year* Ws, * ledleal department of the ivy. After spending a 30 day leave with bis parents, ha left Saturday by plana far his mw station in Fallen, Nov, The Junior Girls Auxiliary of (he First Baptist Church of Lake Mary nteli Monday at the home pt Mrs. J. Harden, where Ihey en­ joyed a wiener roast and swim­ ming. Mra. Marguerite Boman and Mrs. T. Stafford met wilh (hem. This was the last time that Mrs. Bowman will tie with tho groug and the girls presented her with a necklace in appreciation of her leadership. Those present were Billie Lynn Nordcn. Wanda Mixon, Linda Staf­ ford, Jannct Gainey, Brenda Iisard, Shelia Davis. Ilelorisc and Patricia Ptarmigan, and visitors, Wcsla Anderson, Cim Wan.ley, Claudia and Donna Bonian. verbena and fern was pinned upon Miss Taylor at her arrival. The evening was spent in a soc­ ial period of general conversation among the honorre'a Lake Mary friends. A highlight of the even­ ing waa the reading of Miss Tay­ lor'a remarks as she opened each gift which had been recorded on paper and which were presented to her a* a keepsake of the occas­ ion. Mrs. Scott served a refresh­ ment course of mints, pineapple up-slde-down cake with whipped cream, an assortment of cupcakes with punch or coffee. Those attending wero Mmea. Ksy Gehr, Vola Werfelman, George Stubbing*, Fred Wells, W. A. Lowe, Ada Bamberger and Mr, and Mrs. Frank Evans. Also the Misses Xatharinn Stubbing*, Susie Stubbing*, Sandy Rowell, Barbara Steele, Debbie Cox, Dolore* Kirili and Judi Tay- Lutheran Women Plan Meeting N ew Neighbors Honored Wilh T ea A t Henderson Home Mr*. Roller! Henderson enter, falneil a group of friends and new neighbors at an aflemoon lea, re­ cently, al her homo on Cemtaiwo Road in DcBary. Among the gueali who called during the afternoon wero Mr*. Chester Eldrldge. Mr*. Stayrb Sapiridrs, Mrs. Ruth Boggs, Mra. John Boyaen and houseguast, Mrs, R. Hicks. Also present fo bid her friends goodbye was Mra. Eric Weaaberg, who will be leaving eras to retida In Eustls with relative*. Church C alendar WEDNESDAY The WSCS of First Methodist Church meet! In McKinley Ball for the regular monthly fasten. Executive board at • a.m. fal­ lowed by the business aad pro­ gram at l:il. First Baptist Church SwaAay School workers confer*net, and Ice cream social, 8:18 p.m, The CYF-Chl Rho of the Fint Christian Church m ate I r n f • to 7:15 p.m, at Uta church. All young people a n asked ta M ac a sack lunch. Official Church Board M ala at T:so p.m. , . . THURSDAY First Presbyterian Chur«h laaefaa meets at 7:30 p.m. . >u Thursday Evening The United Lutheran Churchwomen of the Good Shepherd Lu­ theran Church will meet at I p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Reid Iverson, 105 Coleman Cr. Mrs. Jean Carlson will lead tho devotions and Mrs. Belly Repp will give Ihe program. Refreshmen! hostesses will be Mrs. Paul Jackson and Mra. Eleanor Cren­ shaw. Ilttla Mom*, Ife rut* and aiiiwrla asuf ipnMKJS (n O P H frW W W rW W * 1 all-washing Mm* again. At ECONO-WASH you can use aa many washers at you need MM* tim e,., get the fastas*, daanaet smell In town > ., tht fluMmt drying! Takas only about an hour. 4e Me i k e - **— lamntJe InUssAml Bible Stories Enjoyed By Sunbeams The Beginner Sunbeam* of the First Baptist Church of Lake 51ary met Monday with Mrs. Calhy Jones. Mr*, klary Bryant, Mrs. Mary Wilbanks, and Mr*. S. Anderson. They heard Bible ilorlcs. sang songs, participated In prayer, and enjoyed refreshments. Those attending were Cathy and Cindy Hood, Dennli and Sandra Gaines, Donna Goman, Jed Hous­ er, Sharon Muse, Diana Chester, Marion Hale, Jlmmia Wilbanks, and Sieve Saasman. Wekiwa Auxiliary T o Meet Wednesday The Ladle* Auxiliary of Wekiwa Lodge 87* will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Uta Oddfellows Hall, oi. Magnolia Ava. All members are urged to at­ tend. “Maybe I should Ullc it evar with my banker. That’# what DM ik a j a doot,* Hornet Up To 1,000 Sq. Ft* — $1! $1 for each 100 sq. ft. over 1,000 MI VALUE TRARLT CONTRACTS NOW AVAILABLE Furniture FA 3-5181 NATIONAL �I C n L ic k Any Man in th' House1 tar*. But always he did what th* boas wanted and continually ack­ nowledged euboervlenc*. to hlra~ even yiMilainc t* rerign in hlf faror if emergency development! ahould warrant auch action. Whether Balaguar can now a»•art authority on hi* own la th* question which Washington and other Latin American capitals will bo watching closely in th* day* *• WASHINGTON — (NBA) United ; State*' State Departs will establish a daaiecmtte regime! foliowiny th* assassination of Die* tail on Xafasl L. Trujillo, aosoa to root principally *a th* prsssn tit­ ular head of government, freeidsat Joaquin Balaguar. Hs Is a ib y ru o ld law proCsssor and dlplonat who was sleeted via* ynstdant for a flve-jraer to m In 1HT. Whan PnaUaat Hoetor B. Trujillo, brothar af tea slain gwerslissluw, rattened last August "lor reasons of hoaltli," Balaguar B F lw jp e w w Day. Ho m u Ute fedewiag stir. BrLedr. Jack Laafferd, UBN . Ops hundred eighty-five years ago today, the Derivation of Indepsndtnes waa put before th* Cotgreat a t the 18 American Colonist for a vote. There waa much comment about the material benefits to be lout, U th* Delcaration of Independence waa adopted. Timid men in th* group dreaded the wrath of England. Hancock, the presiding officer had persuaded th* cautious delegatee that th* Declaration should be a | In favor of further negotiations. America's 1moment waa la jeopardy, . ____________ _ ______ for freedom exceeded B uffer of England or deure for security, took the Door and itid i *8ipk or ewlm, Uve or dig, survive or perish, Igtv* my bind and heart to'thla vote. It la true, indeed, that he the beginning we aimed not at Independence. Hut there*! a divinity whleh shapes our ends. The Injustice of England has driven us to arms; and, blinded to her own Interest for our good, she has obstinately per* slated, tin Independence Is now within our grasp, W# ktvt but to reach forth to it, and it la ours. “Why, then,' should wa defer the Declaration? la any man so weak as now to hop* for a reconctlltion with In each e troubled ritaatten, Belngur la almeat the only'Indivi­ dual In eight who might be ea ac­ ceptable esmpwmlst to bring sente enter out ef sheas. Ha Is Hs la doscribod as a quiet but forceful executive, Ha is short endQ round, with a thick pompadour of black kqir. Ho is said to have a good following of middle class elements, which be will need, Balaguar wrote a book, “DomU ■lean Reality,” which is really a history of his country’s *trus­ ties up to 1950. This Includes the occupation by American Marines from 1911 through 1U4 and th* HuQ-ltujiUo treaty ef IMO. It so oorers tba lin t to year* of the Trujillo regime and it dolts with high tribute to tip genmlterlmo. Letters Dear Miter: la behalf ofjeheveh’i W itneaseef w* would like to thank you for your coverage of the Wntchtower assembly held in tho Clrte Center last month. Your article* aided in making np h very nice bulletin board nt the aaeembly. W* enjoyed a vary •ucceuful aaaambly which can partly b# attributed to tha goad coverage tha nawepepeis through, out this district govt. Ws would like you to knew that wo do not taka for granted your cooperation. Sincerely youra, John Patrick Circuit Supervisor pert Arnold Bites New* and Public Relations Director among themselves. ' Tho two Trujillo oona, MaJ. Gen. Rnfsal Jr. sad Copt, Bhadamoi, havo boon gonaraDy deecrtbad aa speOad playboy with UtU* soass of reopoasibUity sad M , domoera tic taadearias, though Rafael asms to tha t e e in tb e fin t day* folteetag hie father’s death, 11m Sw# TraJUte teethw , tbs "Y©u and I, indeed, may rut it. Wa may not Uv* to the time when this Declaration shall be made good. We may diei die Colonists; die slaves; die, It may be. jgmnlnieusly and on the scaffold! "Be it so. Be it so. "If It be the pleasure of Heaven that my country' shall require the the victim shad tha poor offering of my Ufa, tha atuUlharo»dy»«»Butwhi]«IdoUv*, let ma nave a coun­ try, or s t least the hope of a country, and that a fra* country,. . • "But whtever may be our fate, be assured . . . that this Declaration will stand. It may coat treasure, and it may cost blood; but it will stand, and It will richly compensate for both, . “Through th* thiek gloom of the present, I see the brightness of the future, aa the sun in heaven. We shall make this a glorious, aa immortal day. When wa are fc our graves, our children will honor it. They will cal*, brat* ft with Thanksgiving, with festivity, with bonJims, and fllnmlntlana. On its annual return they will ghad taarc, copious, gushing tears, not of subjection and slavery, not of agony aad distress, but of emulation N*w if esly Mrs, Peris Meets were Kora! fe e keatou with tha meatto' would have a party, yau m i l bat a« that. No emeus! ef.dhuettvea "Oh. Dr. Croat,*' ihe buret eut from th* White Reuse weald keep tearfully, ”1 am la a terrible atete La Ball* Parte from throwing e ef miad. whingdiag on Independence Day. "lest ea beur age the derien la Whan ah* w h ea Awhem draaa, the Media*1 r 11*1* told me rd sad the aUghtoet ensues m a eufltetent up la c eeaitartum wltkla N deya for s rowing pertjo-Arber Day, U I didn’t quit my jeb. the admittance el Artwna to the •Tm anamte aad underweight Unteh, Eli Whltmy’e birthday, the and ) to apcitls eelltll. But it la asnlvem ry ef th* launching af all i m ult ef my Jeb. th* Robert Pulton, Bitting Bud1* “1 work tor Iwe law pertaen. wadding annlvereaty. Oa* te waadmtol hut 8am, th* Given n real reason, a m l big younger, te the nuahsit, moit Ir­ reaeon like tkt Fourth af July, ritating men I aver met, Ha and aha dug deep down Into her ■noap* around Juit looking far ample money belt and laid aa a mlitatea no he can (how me up. real party. “YwUrdiy, for nsampte, 1 had They still remember bar la buaemburg—with warm hearts and tea af legal tarnu. Bat in tho full atomaehs. I waa than ana* an vary middle ef th* page I had ac­ a Fourth ef July whan Mr*. Meats cidentally spelled the word 'the' waa *ur envoy, and Ilka everyone aa *hte'. olaa I m a t to tha party aha fare* "Inriaa| af calling it te my at. Whan I any "Ilka evatytma aide," I don't moan juit Amaricana ,wha happened to te la. tha Uttte duehy. I maaa everyone, is tha aeuatry. AU war* invited, aad meat af them earn*. I nmamtee Mrs. Maria telltag me (this m a near the aad at her stay) that aha waa aura aha COMMUNITY OF HOMES Mate- % BUILT. . . WITH PRIDE Includes Everything p r ic e s whose taatea ran to potables stronger than eeft drink, there were ether Uquida. fee party etaatod early aad end­ ed late, aad Old Clary never teak, ad prettier. TV* only Fourth at July party | ever attested ateead thei eame up te the l.usamburg ant waa ant a t tha Embaaey U Ireland, I lemember eheetieg fbi> weak* with (aad at) A dtteA r- cn NO CLOSING com FINANCING FHA CONVENTIONAL MG AND THIMTY NOUBB OH VIHIPH FULL BIZI W* ce*M hava hat deg* of at Bite, aaylng ah* had. Baas It! But It bad taken bar till 4 o'clock te aAuw up her courage. "What did you uyT” I inquired. “Oh, Sam wai ucartag m w suit, ao T told bin the fabric fa It wes very good quality. Ha Ju t grunted, w your compliment! don’t work on Sam, Dr. Crane,"' “Just hasp it up," I aaeured her. Tan daya later aba phased egfla to §iy he etlll Juit grunted hte acceptance of Sally'* daily compli­ ment. But ate waa new able to force her compliment senes her eteathed teeth hr Si a m., laatead of d p.m. Tboa Sally quit tatephaalag. �T ’" ’ -------------------------— ------, 9f t V n fsrl f t n l l Tuesday, July OUR BOARDING HOUSE tv '.V ;. v . - ,v f OUR BOARDING HOUSE ' wsmamn NOTHANKS/ TH A T W A S? AN YM ORE S W ILL CRUST Sfi LO.MV Q ! A *. HOW W0UL1 TH IS HOUSE iS / lJ OAlTWPi*^ k jo l ik e a p e t o f s o m * TONiaWT, HAVE SOM* SORT FROM MV SHOP/ A C H lM P A N je tS . O U C H CM /lF CANARY. SOM GOLDFISH, AN D H YEN A S YOU CAN RBCALL OE,P«RCHANCE, A MONKSV/j , H E R E NOW YOU lTH AIlKTUm, 30VE,HOW ABOUT A 'CAN T A K E DOWN | YOU'LL M A K E JO U V R lN a -T A lL a fo r to S * M O N kfcYIXH A N B, (M ANUFACTURO N * >OU W ILL. , VIN® W A L L . ■ A D O R E/W H A T (Fo a r d / *A vr VMATf) " . s3 O Y « THIS P E T S T O R E, W tT H T H a\ -| SSR S3SS STU CK W nH 5 0 0 s d 6U B B LB P 1P SS 1W« IS A GOOD B U S IN ES S F< l.sl TWO VI6EKS W*' U N IT / ^ I n dt Ue ' P E P S EA T UPTHfr PROFIT®, | Musical Metsaga in c ^ | Happy Holiday i Mi 11 ■11 ■ v o S S B H e i, A HUMORABOUTYXJ H M BEEN BROUGHT TO W /ATTENTION WHICH FO R V O U R 1 O AKS X H O PS W FADSe,WINWiaOP. ao Ai»ra ipo«t) a»pi»m>» m * 4I l* u i J I J J jabb IF VOtl’O L f ARM . TO PICK U P VDUQ j i j h SK IR TS COMING DOWN S T E P S . * TH A T WOULD n Y w. HAPPEN •—> HOW WOULD • A F E L LO W .' LE A R N -t h a t a s ■ ■ b b J I J JU 1H J B H B J f I rA MWUW HB KW4 OUTOf QA5/ cowrawqar, v s ie w e /^ sTueir- ■ *S J n 1 V/ t w r i t ' �— « ■ * * ••* * * By Abigail Van B u m ' DEAX ABBY: TMr to for TCXECUTTVK 0ECRITAHY" tiro career «irl who w ait* to f i t married. "Wipe your tear*, Honor, them aw plenty of cnaneaa for you. Lota of farmers would Ilka someone to prepaw their dinners. And you wouldn't have to wait until ewnltur to cook for him. You could start right In at 6:80 In the mowing, and cook all day, . “After you find your vletlm, atop your car. drive a nail into your tlw , and call for help. Hell take over from there, baby." ■'Co rn b e l t ba c h e lo r <a g e m DEAR BACHELOR: YOU may be a punctured tlw and a trip to Iowa, tat about those poor girls who weald >1y wind up with a 64-year-old awkward situation. Wa frequently invite a few friends to our home for a game of cards. We know a couple and, my husband does business with the man. His wife to wal nice, but the husband usee the filthieat language I ever heard. He doesn't have to lose hie temper or get.excited or any­ thing. He just uses these.dirty words, one after another, for no reason whatever. I cannot stand this man’s talk any longer, and soma of our friends who have been In hla company in our home feci tha same way about him. What can be dona (tactfully) about it? AGAINST DIRTY TALK i r ’T v v r f ' . . ' f t %% | ■ 4 , 'J • ' . 1 / ' 4 -; / e e S 7 W e vt 1 4 * ■ l-BEDROOM bouM, unfurnished, V '. r t . hf i*. : I fic . y i r * NICELY furnished duple*, pleas­ ant surroundings, 91* W. 12th St. CsO FA 2-4203 or NO S-U8B. y /W Y g . n w jL r - V- refrigerator, stove sod hot w* a er heeler. Newly decorated. Large fenced In yard. Only $84 monthly, PA 2-MM.. ^ -<y A* Office 204 W. First ~ a i-ito ** W . . ; *> 1 t e .( For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 60 cents to Abby, Box 8866, Beverly Hilt*, Calif. WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private baths, 114 W. First SL ' '■ ? friendly — without taking the chanee of seeming to ' ’push." When lunchtime comes she goes alone If no one haa said, "How about lunch ” This I* no time !o hang around walling to be asked— or to do tha asking boraelf. Me shouldn't make the mistake of rushing to confide In her asso­ ciates—nor should' she pry Into their personal lives. In fact, "minding her business” la the best way for a newcomer In en office, to find a place for her­ self. Pot an wives: Ruth KUleU’s booklet, "Son to Hive e Happy Husband.” Send to cents to Ruth Millet! Reader Service c/o The Sanford Herald, P. O. Bon 4a, Dept, A, Radio City Station, New York 1», N. Y. NOW IN its 186th year, the United States Army takes to charms — as wall as arms — in celebration. Barbara Whiten, above, holds the Army's new H-72 rocket gre* nade. The "hip pocket rocket" to made to order of guer* rills warfare. Barbaw does better with a typewriter at Army Ordnance Missile Command, Redstone Arsenal, Ala. By Oswald Jacoby ; When yoo hive a goad hand fha war to alto * is.to load that auk which’ to mart likely to develop tricks tor you personally. When yow bevt a bed hand you should look trouRd tor a way to s s rsr'zsvrL, tori that beads ■ throe card suit Be also bar a five card suit of Mt ‘4HTR. The opponents have Manner that tndlcatas dearly (hat Bast will have some aluff. FurDeseret was the orlgiaal name Mermen, their bidding hat shown for the state ef UUh. suit strength since South opened , with one no-trump and North made no effort to find e Major suit fit. With , aU this to mtod Vest should epen_.Ua lowest spade thraa aard suit. 'art will takt--lfc} ace (if Tuasday’e tap WAvHtotC'a&aw* •way from the queen. His lowest li only the third beet, but .you spades and return the throe spot. as previewed and selected by TV can't load fourth beet from a If South plays the ten you Just Kay's staff off oxparts who at.end ruhearoils, watch screeninfs, and analyse scripts In New York and Phils Gamble Hollywood: dtlflcman. — "Tha Schoolmas­ With Trade ter" (Repeat). Good show, parti­ PHILADELPHIA (UP1) - The cularly tor younger fans. When a Philadelphia Phillies gambled to­ now teacher comae to toad, Mark day la taking Kansas City out­ finds the mania attitude, manner* fielder Waa Covington tor Bobby aqd discipline a bit difficult to Dal Greco in a straight player taka. He end e friend revolt, as young non often do, and the to­ deal. Covington, formerly of tlw Mil- mtit Is nearly (regie. Arnold Moat wsuka Braves, has a history of Is convincing aa tha schoolmaitar, knee Injuries of which the Phillies even though ho seems a trifle too are wen swan. But they sold high dew for e one-room schoolthey wan willing to taka a cal­ bouse to North Fork. • p. m. culated risk that he could supply ABC. them with the Mthaadod billing Debts OilUa. (Repeat) — Dobla writes about hla Dad, and turns eat to ba n writer af seme promise en the subject. Ba submits kis piece to i aewipeper contort hop­ PURCH ASE O F ing he'll win the nramy and a new girt. Debts Is « tog dreamer, I v ia HORNING lC:to ADMISSION S KC COLA BOTTLE CAPS lilt . 1:11 1:11 (1), channel ai« Nawaroam (I) Nawa (I) A tlantia W aatnar (S) Mllaatona a t tha C a a tu n (I) Nswaoopa It) Mid Pla. 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(1) (I) (I) (I) (I ) (SI (I) (SI (I) (I ) Blga Oe Today Big* On—W aathsr, Nawa Farm M arkat Raport Today W ahaup c srle o a a W ahaup Munaa W aatbar anS Nawa CBS Morning Nawa C ap t Kangaroo W aathar and Nawa sign On—Nawa . Today l:0 t 41) Morning T h a a tt(S) Romper Room (S) K artoon X apara S:IS (1) tiruiaruada iS) Dine Don* School 1:41 IS) Nawa and Iniafelaw s (S) My I.ltlla M arita IMS II) S ar Whan (f) 1 Lova L eer, 10:11 <S) ia n Francisco D ial 10:10 (l> T lar Tour Hunch <11 Vidaa Village • i l l • M asailna f 11:8* 41) Oats fllortn Show 4*1 Pries la Right 41) Double K ipnaurs H its It) CancanIrslIoB I t) Surprlaa Package 41) Leva T hat Hah H its 41) T roth or ceaeeqaeaeee (I) Lava e f U fa <t) Camouflage FURNISHED garage apt FA 3-2M0.. WEDNESDAY P. M. tills CLEAN FURN. Apt., 1 Of 2 adults, t i l Park Ave. 47) tS) 4t) l l l l l (S) m i l (S) l i s t 111 (S) HIS till lilt HIS I t CoulS Ba Ton Search For Tom arraw Nambar Plaaac Guiding L ight . KBC Nawa ReparS Poaaa Or. lludsaa'a Sacrat Journal (I) About Faaaa 41) M ld-D sj Nawa 41) As Tha World T araa 41) Playhouaa s 41) J n a Murray th a w ::: r s m x . LOCH ARBOR I bedroom home, unfurnished, largo rooms, ex­ cellent condition, kitchen equip­ ped, carporte, etorage, screened porch, quiet neighborhood. Ph. MODERN torn. I bedroom apt FA 2-2481. upstairs over 206 W, llth. yw, per mo. water included. Available July », FA »1M1. HUTCHISON APARTMENT* RENT OB LEASE: partially ton- Ocatnfroot, m So. Alls Lshed two bedroom home four Ave., Daytona Beech. FA *blocks from postoffies. AdulU only. 410 Palmetto Ave. Phon* Legal Notice FA M7FI or FA 1-9*31. t S ill . 1 ) L e ralta Toung (I I A rt L ln h la tu r (I) Satan Kays l:H (I) Toaag Dr. Malona 41) 'fh a MlUloaalra t l ) Qaaan tor a Day I IIS (*) Proia Thaaa Roota (I) Tha Vardlct Is Tnara (I) Who Da Van Trae* 4:11 ( t) Maka Roam P a r Daddy 41) B rlah lar Day <f) Amarlcan Handstand 4:11 (I ) H era's Hollywood (I) Kdga at Night l:S I ( t l I O’clock Moris 41) U nci, W alt (I ) Poyaya Ptayhaaaa LAKEFRONT Refurnished: quiet but -eenvoniaat to NAS, Schools A storoa. I bedrooms, I bathe, fireplace, double carport A uti­ lity. Large closets, I patios. *1*0 Mo. TE *-1441. T V Key Previews of course, but '0ft7 si e good try. ■:90 p. m. CBS. Alfred Hitchcock. — "Ambi­ tion." A sometimes Interesting story about an ambitious district attorney and the town's biggest racketeer, ■ onetime buddy of hla (Pat O'Brien and James Cag­ ney?). Well acted by Leslie Niel­ sen and Harold J. Stone, although the Impact of tha atory la dis­ sipated by a very unmotivated ending. • : » p. m. NBC. Tom Ewell. (Repeat)— Feus will road, to this show according to their individual tastea. Grown­ ups will probably sympathlio with Tom Potter and hla wife aa they plan to keep their daughter from running off to get married. Moat of Potter's Ideas backfire, but be never stops trying. • p. « . CBS. Playhouse go. — "Face of a Hero." (Bepset) Even on a rerun belt, It's good to hava tbia gen­ erally superior drama series beck on TV. Tonight's play la a • ROOM furnished apartment *11 Palmetto Avenue. * RENT A BED FURNISHED * bedroom country Rellaway, Hospital 4b Baby Bed^ home on Oranga Blvd. g miles By Day, Week or Month West of Sanford, good condition, CARROLL’S FURNITURE (TO per month. H. R. Rice, Ph. Ph. FA t-SlIl US W. 1st. NO S-S4M. COTT/GE, ready to movo in, I ROOM furnished garage apart- completely furnished, ell utili­ - meat, water and electricity ties. Week or month. AdulU furnished, shady yard. Call be­ only. 2404 Peril Avenue. fore 2 or after • FA 2.1*05. • BEDROOM apartment Phone 4 BEDROOM I bath masonry FA S-14H between * a. m. to house, unfurnished, extra Urge I p. m. • living room, fireplace, on 5 acres beautiful setting. *100 mo. CLEAN and furnished — nicely — TK 1-1225 or see C. F. Field apartment, Urge living roots Realtor, office Hwy. 490. with fireplace, master bedroom, J*tousled back porch, Ml Maga B. R. KU. equipped .. *85 nolU. Also, duplex apartment, * B. R. Kit. equipped . . *75 1201 Elm. Ph. NO I-S20T. 2 B. R. Kit. equipped ... *75 1 B. R. apartment .. . IN FURNISHED upstairs apartment $U. FA 2-8337. ROSA L. PAYTON Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 1-1301 17«t at Hiawatha UNFURNISHED * bedroom home? residential section, fenced yard, carporte, utility room, screened in porch. **5 per mo. *429 Laural Ave. Please call for ap­ NICE * room furnished apart­ pointment PA 2-7*14. Available ment, quiet neighborhood. Adults Aug. lit. FA I-72M. Jha Woman knowing her Job "cold” — and feeling as much at bomt as a sen­ ior partner. In fact, that kind of attitude ac­ tually worky against a newcomer. 8k« can, howsvsr, give aome thought to getting off cm the right rben her ignorance foot with her aiaoriates, If ahe taw the ether work- bolds tha Job, they will bo in Im­ isaneUy will got ker portant part of her Ufa—and tha first week la tha time for her to gala their raipeeL Doing her work well and quietly la oat way; Another la hot interrifting their work—oven though she la eager to “belong” and thinks bar excuse will aiaka the Interruption teem necessary. If aba la pleasant to everyone who haa anything to say to bar, ■ha'll got a r*puts item for being FURNISHED 2 bedroom apt. *50 Also 1 bedroom *45, *101 Msgm CLEAN furnished 1 bedroom noils. PA 2-2S51. apartment, tile bath, 601 Pal­ AN LANTA APARTMENTS: metto. PA 2-1174 after • p.m. Newly redecorated, large light rooms, private hatha and anFURNISHED apartment, risen trances. 404 E. 14th. St. Ph. PA 2-UU. e CONFIDENTIAL TO 'TRYING TO FORGET*: Whiskey might Improve with age, but age does not improve with whla* key. Get on the wagon, boy. • e e What's bothering you? For a personal reply, wrlto to Abby, Box 8866, Beverly Hills, Calif. Include a stamped, self-ad* dwssed envelope. * 4 n DEAR AGAINST: Tall vour husband to aaa hla foul-mouthed friend during business hours. If you enjoy the wife’s company, socialise with her during tha deytlme. - tL ' ■ ■ so6” T<ie cast, led by Jack Lem­ mon, .James Gregory and Anna Meacham, production and dine* Uon by John Frankeobeamar, are all fkat-rate. *:90 p. m. CBS. Project 90. — The Great War.” (Repeat) First shorn In Oct, of 1*36, this documentary about the First World War remains n r0. warding hour on TV. Particularly Inleroatlng segments cover a pre­ war Europe "Long Accustomed to Peace,” the chain of events that led to the disruption ef the bal­ ance of power, memorable quotes from o young historian named Wtaatan Churchill, Theodore BoeaoveU Imploring America to break with its Motion past, ■and Charlie CkspUa and Mary Pick- 9-BEDROOM bouse, unfurnished, kitchen equipped, t o P*r mo.; furnished MS. I ll Avocado Ave. I-ROOM furnished apsrtmeot, with water A lights furnished, screen­ ed front porch, FA S-1744. Tan and aaah af you ara h s ra h r noUtiad and required to praaaat any tlalm a and dairfhada which you. a r aithar u f yau, m ag hava agmlaat (ha aatata of CARROLL W. STAPLER, dacaaaad. lata e f anld Oauaty. to th a C aunty Ju d g e a t Bamtoela Caunty, Florida, a t hla afflea la th a a a u rt hanaa ad m id County a t Sanford, Florida, w ltaln alght calandar m onths >from tha lima of tha firs t publication oL this natlaa, Bach claim o r d am an* ■hall ba In w ritin g , and ahall a ta ta tha plaoa ad rsaldanea and past efflee addraee of the claim ant, aad ■halt ba ew eru U h r the etelm •a t. hla ag en t. e r a lte r a s r . aad any such at aim e r daasaad wet M filed shall ba veld. CHRISTINE STAPLBR Aa admtnlrtvRtav e f the E state e f CARROLL W. STAPLER dacaaaad Viral pabllcallon <fuea IS, 1SS1. ! Shoemaker TV RENTAL fl— lio lt TV FHONR FA S-IIU Bade ToRlto . Tit* A 11*4* “Gldcei Gm e H ewe Urh" i Deborah Waller* Cetor Flue At 1#M Only •THE BIG SHOW" Siaitlond Estates wide variety extorter I �The More You Tell - The Quicker You Sell! Rent! Hire! Dial FA 2 - 2 6 1 1 12. Real Estate «?or Sale 9. For Sal* or Rent 3br -BEDROOM, 2 bi:h, phone, kit­ R08ER1 A. WILLIAMS, Realtor 23 Acre pineapple orange grove 4 yeara old. good crop on Ircei. chen equipped, 11$ Oakland. Ph. Raymond LundquUt, Aeioc. FA 2-3472. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Price $12,300. NOTHING DOWN— Trade your C. A. Whiddon, Sr. NEW SMYRNA BEACHS1DE BROKER home for a new 3 bedroom, IL* STORE ' bath home with Fla. Room- 202 So. Park Avc. Ph. FA 2 3991 fo r leas* er sale. Formerly gro­ only KM mo. Drive out to Long, cery store, contain* store fix­ tures, walk-la coolar, refriger­ dale and eavet ID ml. South on ators, cases, scales, all equip- 1T-D2. I ment ready to open for business. BEDROOM borne, i.ove, refri­ Located in exceptional beach gerator, space heater and blinds, BY OWNER: 3 B.R., 3 story aids spot. For more information $9200, $230 down and payments frame house. Front enclosed up and down. Enclosed Call: less than rent. Bill Smathera, porch utility rm., 2 baths. Redecorated 809 E. 20th St. FA 2-5680. throughout. Some furplture. Bob Crumley A gency $2100 down. Take up payments FARMERS AGENCY $30 per mo. No payments until N. V. Farmer, Realtor Sanford, Fla. 1982. Ph. FA 2-8491. 2163 S. Park Avc. Ph. FA 2-3221 After hours FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0281 F A 2-0375 Oscar M. Harrison NEW 2 Bdm., 1 bath borne. Fenc­ Registered Real Estate Broker ed in backyard. $193 down A 1311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-794 FOB SALE OR RENT: A bedroom take up payment* of $39 monthHouse on three B0 ft. tots. Large ly. 42-D David St., Coronodo Fair Value Properties room*. Inquire at U04 W. 3rd St. Homes, North Orlando, Fla. RAYMOND M. BALL or 1012 W. 3rd St. FA 2-149*. Looking for new home? In the And Associates meantime stay with us — the 218 So. Park Ph. FA 2 3641 friendly family motel. Lake Mary Branch FA 2-1290 SUN DELL MOTEL 1000 FEET Lake Frontage near Rt. 2, 17-02 FA 2-5047 NEW 3 bedroom, 1H bath, coun Lake Mary. $8,300. try home, terms. FA 2-2306. S. Sanford Dr. kC. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER No Down Payment SOI So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3-3001 NO HIDDEN OR CLOSING COSTS S CHOICE LOTS on Grapevine; 1 2 and 3 bedroom masonry opposite Snow’s Cafe, W. 13th. home built on your lot any­ FA 2-3901 er FA 1-1410. where In tbs atata of Florida. No waiting — Immediate con­ struction. CALL FA 2-4343. Headly Const. Co. 30 ACRES, more or leu, all fenced; planted to Improved grasses. Good variety of citrus in bearing. 3 Bedroom house In good livable condition. Large landscaped ground* with Urge oak shade tree*. Paved road. $23,000. Good terms. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER 202 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3991 THIS 18 IT! The Home to boost your morale to the skies. 3 bedroom*,’ I luxurious baths, too ft. front­ age on deep, sandbottom lake, exclusive neighborhood. Extras Includa built-in Ruga, Retrig., dishwasher, disposal!, washer and dryer. $23,000 with tefma. For appointment call PINECREST: Over 1400 *q. ft. of delightful living area witb 4 bedrooms, extra large living room and Florida room. Largs lot, beautifully landscaped. Two fenced patios. Immaculate in­ and out. Choose your terms. "Wa Trade" S t Johns Realty Co. side See this one at 119 Shannon Dr. THE TIME TESTED FIRM before you buy. FA 2*7230. Stemper Agency l i t N. Pork Ave. Ph. FA 2-4123 BEST OFFER TAKES 3 BED­ REALTOR—1NSUROR ROOM 1 BATH HOME AT 201 Phone FA 1-4991 112 N. Park LAUREL DR. MUST SACRIFICE S bedroom , CB borne la good location, con­ venient to N.A2L, martgaga. FA 2-2407. IS. Mortgag* Loans BEFORE YOU BUY 308 W. 12th Street FA 2-7603, Evening! FA 1-2370 MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial A Residential STENSTROM REALTY 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2*3420 Compare Want orb Rrrslb Tuea. July 4, 1001—Page 7 27. Special Services Sell U* Your Furniture. Quick t INCH ptaitic boM and fitting*, WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Service With The Caab. SUPER leveral too ft of lardea bos* sad sprinklers, power mower, gsr* TRADING POST. FA 2-M77. A3 Type* end Slzei den tiller, quarter Horae, electric We Repair and Service ROLLAWAY, Hoapltal and Baby pump. FA M M before • O'clock STINE Beds. Day, Week, or Month— or after 4 O'clock. Machinery and Supply Co. FURNITURE CENTER 207 W. 2nd S t Ph. FA 2-4432 20 GAL. garbapt cam $2J0. 1100 French Avaa Blanket Speelal, I for 14. ArmyPh. FA 2.T93S • Navy Surplus, n o Sanford Ara. CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING DRESS MAKING Mattress renovating. Expert Up­ TO PERSON with local credit A A ALTERATIONS holstering. Alt Work Guaran­ iMi Zlg Zagr makes button­ Reasonable — Satisfaction guar teed. Call Nix. Bedding Mfg. holes, sews on button*, mono, anleed. Call FA 2-1200 for ap. Co., FA 2-21IT, 1301 Sanford grams A fancy aUtchai. • pays ments remaining at 9M0 each. polnunent. Ave. Write installment Mgr. Bos Seminole Septic Tank Used furnl,urc, appliances, tools, s m c'o The Sanford Herald. CLEANING $23.00 PH. FA 2-9401 etc. Bought-Sold. Larry’s Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 24 HOUR SERVICE WE GO ANYWHERE ANYTIME Gateway To Tba Waianray 34. Article* For Sale Your EVLNRUDE Dealer WHEEL CHAIRS,'crutches, canei Robson Sporting Good* walker*. 304-8-8 E. 1st Ph. FA MMt AUTO GLASS FREE DELIVERY INSTALLED GOOD skiing rig, 14' naabect, Prescriptions our Specialty 33 h. p. Evlnrud# Lark, Gatar Windshield . Back Glue FAUST'S nx PHARMACY trailer. FA 1-7194. Door Glass Vent Glass 2nd and MellonvlUa SERVICE Ph. FA 2-7107 38. Trailers ■Cabanas Senkarlk Glass and Paint Co. FACTORY TO YOU 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 HOUSETRAILER for 1*1*. ALUMINUM BLINDS FA M in .. Enclosed baad, Sag-proof bottom 31. Poultry • P#U • Lhrsstock rail with plastic ends. Fissile or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cord*. loss FORD country wagon, BAB, Senknrlk Glasa and Paint Co. aarne as saw — make after. 4 MONTH old Bird dog pups. Ph. FA 2-4422 1934 STAR CHIEF COOT. autfoBSDavis Wtldlni Shop, New Up- 210 Magnolia hors* blanket!" asls Rd. FA t-4200. READY MIXED CONCRETE Outdoor Table Tops A SeaU Lot Makers — SUls — Lintel* 40 ml. per 1*1. 1044 Naah Mates, motor rebuilt 1M0, real trans­ Stepa — Patio Block* — Sand START RAWLEIQH BUSINESS. SEMI-RETIRED CARPENTER portation |32S. Cons os kt let's MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Alteration* Real opportunity new for per­ Repairs trade, BUI Cook, Quality car* 00 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 3-5751 Painting manent, profitable work la SAN­ 1014 French Ava. QUALITY PLANTS FOR LESSI Phone FA 3-7081. FORD. See R. B. HARTMAN, COUNTRY CLUB NURBEKY WANTED: Someone to take np 14ST CHEVROLET S10, 4 dr. ela­ Box 783, Longwood or write payment* on S complete room* W. 10th Bt. Near Golf Course Rawlelgh'a Dept. FAG-29 Mem­ of furniture, monthly payment* tion wagon, extra el*so, radte Ph. FA 2-5908 phis, Ttnn. $1173. Call CoUaet: Casselberry automatic tranimluioa fOII. PR. FOrrest 4-1104. TE 4-1411. 23. Bulldiaf M aterials 204 E. Ird St. THRIFTY RUM­ EMMONS JEWELERS INC, sow MAGE SALE-the belt of bar­ BITTER BLUE SOD 4c per aq. ft. gains. Tickets given with each ready for further sipanatow in this an a. Opanlnga for ambl* and other specials. Dutch Mill OOe or mors purchase—Thurs­ tious people to conduct Jewelry Nursery, New Upiala Rd. Jost day, Friday A Saturday, July t, off 30th St. FA 2.7107. T A I. Drawing Saturday f:30 fashion show In tho borne. Part p. m. You don't havt to bo pres­ or foil time, so collecting or de­ livery, kit fur., high commis­ ent to win. 1st prise—Electric sion. FA 2-2707, 7-2:30 A.M. A MUST SELL at once; 10 pe. Uv- Fan. lad prise—Bedspread. 4-7 P.M. ing room group. Someone to FR1GIDA1RR tako up payments at $4. Call Tba Arioloerat af EDUCATED, MATURE, neat man Sales A Service or woman, daytime' or avsnlng House Wiring Free Estimates Caitslberry collect—TE 1-lSU. Air riailllM b * work. Car necessary. $33 weak Sid Vlbltn's Randall Elaetela • BIG VALUES Chrysler Afrtemp and up. Phone Mrs. McNab for 112 Magnolia A. W. Barkley Used Cars, Pb. FA 2-«tl4 • QUICK CREDIT 1st. appointment • to 10 (A.M. or Now As Low As • EASY TEBM8 Imports R Sports Con P.M.) Tues., Wed. qr Fri. July, WE GIVE “TOP VALUE STAMPS $179.0Q 4, 3 or T. WILSON • MAIER . PLUMBING .0 u .ssrtJ uw Free Eathnatee Now and Vitd FunUtur* Contracting A Repairs PH. Ml 4-MM IMS OAK 9A 311 E. First SL FA 2-3632 Free Estimates WANT ADS BRING R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Avs. Phono FA 2-3312 FAST RESULTS SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer Southern Air $ BEDROOM house, 2 bath*, bulltins, disposal, awning win­ FHA A VA Mortgages - Stir, dow*. VA loan $800 down, $80 interest — S. C. Blub Company, Check These Features Mortgage Banker*, 1804 Edgeper mo. FA 2-7032. 3 Bedroom Home water Dr., Orlando CH 1-3334. Manser/ aeastracUea • Ball! I-BEDROOM. 1 bath CB home, ap rear • Furred walla - Tile screened porch, wired utility Plumbing £ Heating hath • Awning wladewa • room. Fully landscaped. Locat­ Terrasee Floors • Bitch kitAIR CONDITIONING ed on Lake Ravenna, 212 Tan­ WOMEN for telephone eollciting CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK from their homes, must live In gerine Dr. Low dawn payment tap • M U la Weotteghoeee FA 24362 Chuluota, Slavla, Oviedo. Call HOUSEWORK, Daywork FA 2-8304 1007 Sanford Av*. •ten sad range • Glees slidFA 2-3134. lag deer te potto • Carport* betwean 8 A 10 on Wednesday sad utility room • Complete­ morning at FA 2-8811. ly finished Inside and out. ROSA L. PAYTON HATCHED* TV Broker A RADIO SERVICE Ph. FA 2*1301 17-91 at Ijiawathe 21. Beauty Sakm s 'Dependable Guaranteed Service' MUST SACRIFICE S - bedroom ON YOUR LOT Vacation Special I Ph. FA 1-83*2 $808 W. First St. Let us show you ear finished CB home. Buy equity. FHA. 180 Permanent Wave*, Including hair­ 27. 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Radio and egam s *645 795 *695 $895 $695 DflfMmfwt AHMM Radio om .» ■■ COME IN TODAY — SEE WHY BUYING AT HOLLERS OF SAN _ 2nd AND PALMETTO SANFORD — -■ 1 �seven, wws his 11th game, lops bn the circuit. tBgfr first Hattonai League Fappaa, bamatnug by a sore t: to bun dacadat and thop arm earlier In the campaign, won tba percentages to Back his fourth straight with the help of Out Trisa do** home run and ■fM par, cent af the NL • teal tin— 1S« approached runs. ip'B mflcatOM at the top Washington scored all its runs ■teadtogi sad managed to la the second inning — five hita Afar lead* at tba — oaa’ .Htutergh carried a I tt and three walks that provided rookie Ed H—ugh with bis sislk triumph. Jim Paglteronl and Gary Geiger homered for the Bad Box. Allison's grand stammer, kls third of Um pear to tie him with BatUmpre'a Jim. Gentile, upped n rally of four saeanmd runs. Aa error by Nellie Fox with two out enabled Allison to come to ton New York plate and unload bis IMh homer Cleveland Baltimore of the aobaon. Chicago Km Hunt drevu In two runs, oaa with Ma Uth homer, to pace the Angela to their fifth win in its gam—. Bonnla KU— was affec­ tive In roUof of starter By— Du­ nn, allowing only ane run fa seven Maleney won his firth game of , ton J —r Monday night whan the B«dl'edged Pittsburgh, t-l. The victory gave Cincinnati a J B pereeoltge centpared to the J t i they back Into the July 4 action of the IMS thamptooship season. Sea—< place Lot Angeles topfid - ttOwanh—, S-l, In the only # • National League game Mon­ day night. [ ’B Uw American League, Bslti^ B r j hctl Clevclsmf, M , fa MUt BALTIMORE (UPI) -I Manager Pierian appeared —eouetrned Battimore iat fa v u ignored bp Rkfards, w . u M m P a - mkhJnU - * It tr J tt Oriel— —Ml M ap ba 4T IT JM 1 I plaining nor apofogtetog*’ Mr « a— to Miebey Mantle be lha «J H ,570 t u |g f (be controversial aekcUona ba lag for canter fielders. “I’ve been passed — — » lao n a *d* ** ^ 7*, r i American PtoraaB - id . T t doeM > |M , 1H League All-Star team. U M AN II I Kkbarda by-passed lira prate ISI « AM ltvt naat players, tnclodlag Jimmy Blebarda picked Jacbto Brandt of his own Orioles as Uw No. I * ** AOO ltH Piersall of the Cleveland Indiana, center fielder. Brandt, earrsaUp 'a* « —** * Monday ba rounding out the tt- hitting BO, his be— bottling r York I man AL aquad ter tba first M l Norm Cato of Uw Tigers for Uw ■hingtoo, eight AH4ttar game at le e m a d a m , AL hatting lead. However, PierMil at— la enjoying • f —at sea­ » eight July 11. son with a J t l average. ( ia Clip, eight “Somebody had to pick them,** As hie reserve first baseman, L eu —1’ “'* * 1W»arta, "ha * u named to Richards again want to hie own ret. OB " F 1*** "tired Caaep Stengel of team, picking Jim Gentile ahead iM m Jta I tb* New York Yankees aa Uw AL of Slavers and Bill Skowron of the — Pi JtT 1 I pOot "I’m not explaining nor Yanks—, both of whom finished 41 n mo | apologising. I’m Just Ilka Uw um- ahead of Gentile ia tba players* SI SS JS9 T I Pir*> — I don’t explain, I Just poO. The Baltimore manager also se­ 'St SS .4SS 10H Pick." SI aa j|T 14 Plenall was one of five players lected Dick Howser of Uw A’a, SO ts !«T isvt who finished second la an —rllar who finished third behind Tony B tT .SIS IS plspen’ poll to be passed over bp Kubek of Uw Yanks— and Apa­ Richard*. Tba others were Boy ri clo la Uw piayara’ poll, aa tba Sievera of tba White Sox, Jerry AL’a reserve shortstop. This ap­ Lamps of the Athletics, Lula Aps- peared,to be a logical mova, how­ riclo of the White Sox, and Tito ever, for Richards was forced to Prancooa of the Indians. •elect at least one play— from U.S. Down To One At WimUedon Ifarid Bari— leas to the Yarn and fig—a Uwy ran repeat 1040 triumph over Uw Tl•i By Feat, with hla ninth homo f Ifa year, end Vada Pinson drava to twa runs to Cin- N1W YORK (UP!) — Those ex- and Bob Allien of Mlnaoabu had pteslons y n ’r* besrlag today th m each white Ray Stem s of gttn’l ill firecrackers. Chicago fad n pair—and there Tbty’ne detongUou in Ameri­ can League ball parka whan h o st runs f a n gatag up and nut Ufa Reman aandtoa. Tba —fa you run* far a league to a a u s n la hear Is .Uw pounding ef pitchers 1,SB by Uw Natl—al .League la hoatte ovary Umo Uwy go to Uw UW aad LOU by Uw American Laag— to law. Bath a n —riate For, due to espaniteo aad the to ga by tlw boards ter the Amer­ IANS BLANC, Mick. <UPl>- stretching thin at pushing staffs, icana atroady had. fa labared TB B n to Jr. deaaa’t wto many bams runs am ha lag whacked at blasts going If to tola week. tomato! than daya, fa t Uw aa overall pa— never before seta isr-old former Mastera aad ia more tbaa a half century af Rvary club la Uw American Migu* previously has accounted shamptob from KtomHba baseball. . ’ . U fa , N, Yt. picked IM right spot Tbr— records wfcllh a—a cer­ tor. n a n than wo homars to the nady h u IT aad Billy KU— af same season. This may be a rec­ f a j—tor the wtmwria elrcto. tain to ga la tea American Laag­ ord akin to moat assists by red- Waihtagtoa Ul m v m — hte tost j f c r f a find a oos-uader-pir Tl ers i balnd aborts lope on Good Friday annual mark aad abend/ fas six. BWday to win the rich Butek L Moat grand slam homars to to Uw second gam# of a double \ Then tfare's Jerry Adair fa Bel. Opto title la a playoff with BUI a season. bandar but you could eLrocM-Art Umora, Ha hit aw all af last Ma­ Oa—aP Jf! and Johnny Poll, Hit J. Most total toms runs for Uw your brogans that Uw atari will son. At Uw moment m fas — a eftort netted fa,wo for first pin­ teaxiw’a —ason. tt didn't have to com* up go up to aa avon 10 to the ex­ to— a flfaP tonus for tournament S. Moil clubs hitting'more than panded American League this July 4 to prove to Uw pitchers i righto. TIat’a oaa of the 1W homars to a Mason. season. at; payoffs on the summer T bs' American . League record for grand slam homers is 17 and, Yet U te la the individual doparlment where Uw point te driv­ i *■ 1 en tome solidly as to fan man­ Columbus Jets . yj win about a— lournamant nvfay fan years,” Burin said aa club playing sight addiUonal ner to which Uw bateman a n f a ! ftodlad hte fat Pay check. games, tba band writing la Urge bludeoatag Uw feaaatod burton. Pace IL Race "Wlnatog right^now isn’t Uw —si- on Uw wall. Starting this week, both Mkkay By United Fra— fatensttewal For alraady Ifa AL bad •—n Mantle aad Roger Maria atlll Tto Columbus Jots bit the f a pnUted out rial Uw pro golf a total af M grand atom clouts, ware running ahead of Babe Fourth at July mitosis— with a rtafa a n emwdsd with many massing tomers wlib the bases Buth’a vyc-popplag pace whan to at* gam* bulge over tba aaeond ptopera “physically ablsIlka to Burke via.” teadad. Jim Gentile of Baltimore delivsrad hla record fa toms runs place Charleston Marti— to tba putt,-,Who back to 1MT. This te aot to u y International Laag— m m . that alitor ,of Uw— young g—ite­ U m Jets warmed up tor tba Midgetc Topped med will surpass that, historic holiday Monday night by downlu tedfai tdf tto pa— and each TRENTON, N. J, (UPD-Bob record, yet both seem aaaurod of Charleston, r i, behind tto six-hit Harahman of Fottelawn, Pa„ av. faltering their vwa top maria. pitching of Jim Umhriebt H w aimed fa,ton. t f a tenting paint fa tba playfaf araged tt.TTf mllM par hour Sun­ ManUo kit fa u hte avarall but lha UU rigbt-kawtor'i first tri­ •m a n a t'te a llth tote vfare day to win a ifa-mlla midget car elfort aad Maris has as hte top umph to a month and hte first m trk.B . Hiking redundancy, Uw compute gam# victory ala— pate, tong known — ooe of tba ra— at the Tr—ton A—edway. ,, • ■ ip Fattart to tto game, rolled to Marahman drove tto first IM —aa— lao’t ova* half —or aad fart! u . laps tot Uwn had to give way to both are wall past their halfway relief driver Jimmie Davies of •top. Altman Glreti Award Gardens, CaUf., beeauM ef —- Indicating tfa aaven-vall this- CINCINNATI (UVD — Goar— degree temperature. —aa'fa tip pitching are the fig­ All* a*, an ouUtaM— >with the ure# fa some of famball'a other, Chi— Cuba, faa be— —mad balsm— aot particularly noted tto NaUoual Laag—'a playerwfWln> Race tor tW t tong drtvw. thv-»o*ib toy Ju—- % famaa fatBOLOGNA, Italy (UPI) — Hick­ Horn dtowroa, wto ranks as tod JM dartfa Jrna wKh 44 fate ory Fife, brad to tba United a bitter fa —to, atm faa — all- aad fa hums runs to —— oat VS*tales, v — tfa fajoa BeWgaa Uma top tome run mark fa fa. lie Maya of tfa .Saa Francis— bar— racing prise gunday by touring tto two and a—fa lf mite — to Tifa-L Lavaadtera fa F rtn— « u aacaod aad K m fa S No ^Coriying.Cto WIMBLEDON, England (UPI>Baron Hants* of Chula Vista, Calif., carrying American prestige la the worn—’a division of Uw Wimbledon tennis tournament, •met Ben— scfauurmsn of South Africa today In a battla for a berth in toe semifinals. The whuwr of this match will bo pitted against Uw survivor of the quarterfinal dual between second-seeded Margaret Smith of Australia and sixth-seeded Christine Truman Of England. ’ In Uw two other woman’s quar­ terfinals, top-seeded Sandra Rey­ nolds of South Africa mot fifthseeded Yria Ramlrsi of Mexico, and —venth-a—dad Angela Morti­ mer af England played V—a Su­ hova af Cisch—lovakla. ■The IS-ycar-rid Miss H u t u ,' seeded eighth, sought to keep pace j with Chuck McKinley of it. Ana, Me., whe raacked the men’s —mlfinals Monday with a *-4, *-4, 4-4, M victory over Bobby Wilson of Ragland., McKinley plays Mika Sangator af England Wadnaaday. | Besides McKinley and gangster, Uw— whs reached Uw mnn’i RAMA1 semifinals Monday warn second-1 _____ a—dad Bod Laver of A—trails e*rT and —vaath aaadid Bamanathan aim A sw. Uriah—a af India. L a m aad — i Krishnan also play Wadnaaday. AUTO SUV L a m , too » — mint favorite, ’ 1 defeat— sixth seeded Lute Ayala MAI of Chile, «-L g-S, M ; Krtshnsn I upset fourth-seed— Boy Im uran • of Auetralla, t-l, 4-4, f-t; and 1 tv*» Songster boat lyo Pimentel af n Vanaxuala, g-S, M , M . omuwk Kellie Fox of «w White Sox and Yogi Barra of the Yank—a w are# tba other players Blebarda strayed f ra - th e voting to aaiaal. Richards’ fondness ter Fan, dat­ ing back to his daya — manager of Uw White Sou, probably played e part In his decision to add the peppery second besem— to his aquad even though Lumpo sod Uw Yankee s’ Bobby Richardson finished ahaad of F— ta the ear­ lier ballotingTba piayara selected ter the July II gams at San Francisco also will ba members of the AL team; for the second All-Star con­ test at Boston, July St. However, Richards will ba allowed to add th ru acre player* ter Uw —tend Ml W. First Samord FA I-ST15 Sit I w M At*. Powell's Office Supply left little doubt M. Is their teogua tending abilities this w—k, as Uwy brougkt their total np to B to top- M rwfi/ TtxfiCB Service ping the n e t of Uw Thursday Harry M. Ktoffto. Jr, hfar. Nite Mixed League. tUACO UAI AMO OUS Appleby’s mllmwa to aaeond Ueriet u nrtt ittw — Mrostee* I. a. A. with U, Itetomeyer Booting took iW Pm uw k l — ^ mp e P^^ aaa U^^^ua t^ o^^ ap — tea^^^y *Wtop o n r third with If, and Fryer’s Stag-Up A a—WT - a*— aenta* »a s-asrs ■tola Farm Im . baa Uw fourth sue a f a n *-•. i h M spot with If, followed by DaBary Pharma—, Banford Mfg., Union Park Pharmacy and Fierro's Mfg. Carl Von Herbulia again lad the tesgtw with hte high series af MO acratch. Jerry Faralla had a Ml, Dot Powell HI, Mike Accord! U7. to stow aoma Am bowling scons. Splits wan tew and raa n o n to tto had oms, rather than Uw haby splits — often reported, with Ralph Betts getting Uw 0-7, Jim Aadarsua HO, Walla— Woods M , Martel Battle 44-T, Stock Belly r i l l , aad Vicki Carter M s. m Y azoo u,< M *ww17.11 Ml I UA UU US— Down V n t n A Net— Scooters TC B fJU i i M i D e n l i U l M i Uwb Sfaitt a Sfavio Authorised Veep* Dealer BIT Country Club Rd. FA MfXI Your Business C L IN K Directory �* Prim ary Plant Recommended B y Engineers VOL. 63 # By United Preea Intemattonil T h e highway alaughter over the Fourth of July weekend aoared paat the 500 mark today In final tallica of the deadlieat aummer holiday in the nation’e history. ® Engineer William Leffler will axk tha City Commission to act aside necessary funds to construct a prim ary sewerage treatm ent plant instead of a secondary plant. Leffler today said that it would be more economically feasible to construct a primary plant and provide in the fu­ ture for a complete treatm ent plant on the same site, Lcffler will ssk the board to decide on whether they want a primary plant to handle tha needi of 30,000 or 40,000 penoni. The engineer »ay* tie hope* to have the preliminary report on needi of the plant In about four wceki. A primary plant for M,000 U expected to coit approximately $320,090 and ena for 40,000, lone 2J percent more. Cost of a secondary plant bad been estimated at $600,000. Lcffler, along with City Magi ; t r W. E. Knowlea, met la spe­ cial aeislon Tuesday to revile ■ By LARRY VERBHEL Who says business la bad contract a are* menI to construct the plant between the city and Irr a holiday? Charlie Robinaon, manager of Clark, Daly, Dietx, Lcffler and J. C. Penny aays business has Bush. been remarkable this morning. The board, In apecial session “ If I would have known It waa Monday asked that the contract like this I would have stayed open be revised to spell oat specific all Bay," Downtown is lined with engineering services. Earlier tbe commission had tenons trying to shop. v • • • igTeed to build a plant whanavor Nobody aakad ms but it aura it was feasible, At Monday's would ha site If wxt year there ta meeting, Flad Agent Loemia an Americas flag flying over the Leedy recommended, that tbe city courthouse and City Hall on Inde­ sell revenue certificate bonds and pay tha loan bach by raising tha pendence Day. • mm ■ewer rains. Maybt n o t year also n il ba tha year whan th* tax rofl will ha r - - ? r . car cw * Henry Tamm urges * 1 residents to havo their dog* tnaoeulated and asks residents to check with hla office on renewing dog lie ante!. Inst year at this Mmu won H i Menaces taAa af last week, eoly 1 T1 had ban Issued this year. AFTERMATH OF HOLIDAY WRECK Casfro Hits U. S. For Food Shortages By United Frees lateewatteeel Florida counted at least U parsoos deed today from accidents causes during tha long Fourth ol July holiday, .21 from traffle pile hap*. HAVANA (UPU—Premier Fktel Castro burned Em United Btetee government today ter growing food shortages In Cuba, but he * '* # eeot an independence Day greetThe Jaytoee will resume night lag to the “Amertaan people." -Atetings agate I* August Tha He aald hi* regime plane an In­ will be bald te tha Civic dustrie Illation program with hate -« - - ’ V . * . Vd ^. - • a a Turned VMlAMl BEACH (UPI) - Tbs Dunn and J. C. Hutchison. Ships Begin Soiling Again NEW YORK (UPI)—Amertenst flap ships, freed by federal court order from the grip* of ■ strike, begin telling te Increasing num­ ber! today. m Activity Increased te the sprawl­ ing port of New York, whan thlpo war* readied for sailing. At least five American ahipe, mainly tankera, managed to dear Nov York between mid-afternoon end Into Tuesday night despite holiday-in­ duced delays. Ship* alas pot out from several other America* pert*. Team iters Uhtee cegvsatioa turn­ ed down resolution* TWssdsy negotls which fevered strong dvil rights departs*ant iasldr th* union. Tbs Stales was afraid the tractor* convention else refused to endorse would aid Cuba'a “advancing" the "Freedom Riders" movement la tee South. agrarian reform. In hla greeting te the American Into Exile people, be aald: “We aahitn first si all the Com­ KEY WRIT (UPU—Four more mute* ter Fair PUy tor Cub*. fugitives from Fidel Cettro't re­ Wa also salute tha Freedom Rid­ gime fled te exile Tuesday In three ers for their courage In facing stolen crop dusting planet. Their the racists of tbs United States, arrival in Key West and Marathon and we salute tha maritime work- brought to 1* the number of Cu­ ora who struck against aalt rial bans who have coma to the United of misery and agklnst Mr. Kan- Sts Us seeking asylum sines Mon­ nody who Just applied the Tafl- day, HartWy law to thorn. Mr. Ken­ nedy was characterised te the Spy Charge gentle for fighting this law, and SEOUL, Kotos (UPI) — South now be applies It. We send greet­ Korta'i ruling military junta to­ ings to th* American working day arrested Chin Saung Nok, clast, te th* intellectuals, to tha former ebatrmsn of Iba naUeeit examination board and at one Negroes, to the students." time dean of tbs law ooUcgs at Seoul National University on No Jurisdiction charge* of helm a Communist FRANKFURT (UPI) — A Ger­ man court ruled today that it had »pr. po jurisdiction to try a dvil suit brought against Maj. Gas* Edwin A. Walker by th* American news­ paper Oversea* Weakly for com­ paring It with communism. .A Sanford Nagra waa listed la serious condition at S*mloola Me­ morial Hospital today after ah* received shotgun wounds Tuesday ■amlag. Sheriff J. L. Hobby's offlew reported. Deputies today ar* hunting for a suspect In the abootiag of Pau­ lite Walker of Midway who waa vrawded In both arms by shotgun Idaate, deputies aald. Ground Broken For Expansion O f DeBary Center £*romMl*t at • ' a. m. today markad tha groundbreaking for expansion or the DeBary Com­ munity Center. More than SO residents were aest to bear the Invocation derod by Rev. A. C. Bummers and the dedicatory address from DeBary Civic Club President James Duffy. 'F la « for the addition call for 1 M by M ft, room vUh steal trussed roof and a Mating capa­ city •< Mi persons. A 13 by M ft- riapt» with drawing mama I b r . father u d .h im h*rr>.H ««"(‘lj llr y d l i t r e also were eight drowning! am) thro* miscellaneous death* during tbs period between • p.m. Friday and midnight Tuesday. Tha Highway Patrol bad pre­ dicted IS would die In traffle Th* death count shattered the prevloua lu o n ir holiday record of 401 traffic fataUUoa la IttO and a National Safety Connell spoken* man said, “It's only a question of how much over MO it will no," A United Press International fount ahowed Mi pedestrian and motorlat death* la the 10t hoar holiday period from • p. m. Fri­ day to midnight Tuesday. During a comparable, non-holiday period, the council utimaUd, ITO highway deaths would ba reported. The breakdown of holiday ac­ cidental deaths] Traffic SOS; drowning* U tt plane* 0; fireworks 1 ; miscellan­ eous >27; total *78. California traffic killed 4* per­ sons. Texas counted 33 highway victims} Ohio, 28; New Yerk, 24} Florida, Sl| Ariiona, 1*} llllnolp, l tj Missouri, 17} Alabama, North Carolina and South Carolina, each 16; and Minnesota, IB, i* Tbe record toll continued the deadly patera that began a month age with 4<U traffic deaths «vfr the Memorial Day weekend. The previous summer holiday record of 491 traffic fatalities waa set ok the Fourth of July weekend le I960. The *11-time high for e holi­ day weekend waa set at Christmas­ time, 1M4, wbea ?M persons were killed 1* traffic. ; Drowning* mors than doubted the Memorial Day weekend toll Two Navy mta war* hurt and a and firework* were killers. At the Casselberry resident hospitalised Dalles, Ora, la flrcweeha bomb I f le two aoparata accidents la Sera, ' * _ •• M * . Inola' County ever tha Fourth of sideways late a car asul killed the July, tha Highway Patrol repact- oewple'a B-aMWth-oU so*. A anrload ad flswwerim. a iplated ; end eA 1 killed a Grand Ulead. Nate,’ a n a .. At.,1* am . T\madty,. Lailln I . Two rtete wam d mum wtlMO** to and frogs holiday twaer.i. But e flurry of accidents Tuesday whan tha homoward crush began sent tbe tall far over tbs forecast. In’ one of tbs worst accidents M the long weekend, three per* soos Were killed late Tueiday on Slate Road 464 south of Ocela when one speeding car crashed lata another. The vicllma were Louie N. Her­ ron, 33, of Ocela; hie tee, Itebeit $0, and Herbert Gordon, U-yeir old Oklawaha Negro who wai 01 hla vablels (sea picture! and ALGIERS, Algeria (DPI) — Violence arand across the driving the speeding ear. raa off Iba road hitting a tree on Highway Patrolman Maurice cities and the village* of Algeria today ad Moalem mobs de­ (he Old Orlando Highway three fied French President Charles da Gaulle and struck against milea south ef Sanford. hi* threat to partition the country. screeched around a' curve, across King and a passenger in the By noon, at least 12 persona were reported killed and 22 the rood and head-on Into the car, David Schuli, wsro takakn I* injured in clashes with police and troop* under orders to vehicle carrying Harrell and five the NAS bospiUl and treated for cula gad bruises. rank the demonstration*. ------------------------------ ---------- chlldroa. Throe other of the children In Trooper Jim Foster charged Tha strike urns called by the f t •*• L Harrell'! car were injured, along Xing with reckless driving. Th* FLN Moslem rebel irtnjr le a bid D i l l i S f l i l 6 d l with a passenger In Gordon's rar. car was declared g total loss. to force De Gaulle back to the Other accidents Tuesday took John Hines of Casselberry was negotiation table with concessions. 1 / i. M i l l th* 11m of Charles Chsrka Douglas, reported In "fair" condition to­ D* Oeull* warned bo would parU- KllWdlt BUllOUD Tamps Negro killed in a bead-on day attar ha drova directly late tion Algeria astern tha nbels had on Gunn Highway north the path of a car operated by agreed to associate with Franc* KUWAIT (UPI) Britain collision of Tfmpa and Odeasa Seebrook, In Independence. neared completion of it* emergen­ S0-year-old Barlow Negro who Clayton Myeri Tuesday night at Hwy. 17-93 and Dog Track Rd., The strike, in defiance of French cy military buildup la defense of warnings, appeared effective in ell Kuwait today and sought to test died in another two-car collision Foster aald. near LaksUnd. big Algerian cities, and hurst Into Its use of th* Sues Canal. A 19-yaar-old Miami Negro Iden­ Hlaca suffered lacerations and open violence in many plaoss. British officials said the buildup tified i t David Sherman was a possible concussion te the mis­ Thro* persons were reported In tha tiny oil-rich sheikdom — hap. Ha was charged with failure killed when police opened fire on threatened with • annexation by mltitei and presumed drowned rioters at iters rd, M mile# west neighboring Iraq — will be com- Tuesday off Miami's Virginia Beach. An all-afurnoon search of Algiers. Two wen reported pletrd either today or Thursday. after tbs youth vsniahed failed to killed in a similar clash a t Castlg An aatlmatad w.WO Brillah locate his body. Bear Lake Group Hone, M milea west of the capital. troops and Arab volunteers were Is soother water accident Tues­ Fivs, including a soldier, wore reported ready lor action along day, Rodney Crawford, II, of Sets Meeting killed earlier la other clashes. Of­ the sandy, UO-mil* Kuwalt-Iraq Washington, Pa., dsv* Into tbs The July meeting of th* Beerficial aouitra aald tha euldltr died frontier., water off Clearwater Reach and Lake Manor Civic Rttiarmoa whea a mob of 300 person* at­ British Foralgn Secretary Lord failed to come up. lie was pro- Atm., tec. will bo hold at I p.m tacked a French patrol la the vil­ Home said Tuesday te London that nouuvsd dead on arrival at a Wednesday. lage ef Mllteaa. Tha source* roaId Britain wanted only enough troops hospital after being pulled from Mr. nod Mr*. William Taylor of armed and uniformed rebel com­ In Kuwait to handle the "throat" the water. HOT Alton Dr., Boar Lako Manor mandoes were sprinkled through from Iraq and nothing mors, ' Polios ruled hla death an aaci- will bo heats at th* rogular busi­ The Foralgn Office aald it had drntil drowning. ness Marion. Tha Casbah In Algelrs rang with Informed United Arab Republic crlaa "Algeria Francalaal" when President Gama I Abdel Nasser Europen Inmates of tha Barba­ that it planned te tend an air­ rous** prison staged a demonstra­ craft carrier, thro* destroyer* tion of th*lr own. They hung the and oil aupply ships from their French flag out of a window and Mediterranean bate at Malta beat out th* "Alg*-ri Fran-cals*" ihrough tha canal to Kuwait, on the Periiag Gulf. rhythm *n th* bar*. Th* demonstrators d«fi*d army, Tbli would bo the biggeit Brilnavy and polira units, supported Uh warablp movement 'through by tanka and armored cars, tn the canal aloe* 1906, when Israel Algiers, Oran, Constantin* and te invaded Egypt and Britain ’ and France seized tha canaL Londonethar cities. Cairo which war* brok­ Th* tension waa Increased by en off relations, following tha Inva alon, only unofficial report* that rebel guer­ recently have started returning to rilla* near the port of Bougie bad normal. ’ ' “ u-. m" 'f ambushed a small French military convoy, killing 1$ Frenchmen and Injuring ID others. B M U tf SM to tha hoayrial In Mew Yeah d tp aid 400 to fOO yaetha milled about BellefonUine, Ohio, streets hurling JERUSALEM (UP!) — Adolf Bf-htenim § ssertod today that Rn dreamed up a plan to trade nan mfi* lion Jewish Uvte for 10,000 trucks because another Nad effktel wm horning te on his Jewish eagreton preserve and anyhow * 1 hod no work te do." Spectators te th* peeked Jam* salem courtroom, laughed incred­ ulously as.Btehmann, grimacing and treeturiag, claimed tea wbote idea waa te roster* hla own slip* ping standing with hla Nad bossata Tha deal waa approved, hot never went through. Bridge .. G as Explosion Rips Richmond RICHMOND, Va. (UPI)-Tbrc* storage tanks containing 230,000 gallons of gasoline exploded and burned early today a t’a fuel stor­ age plant on the James River. Twe workmen were Injured te the epeetecular blase at the Crown Central Petroleum Corp. loading pier. One wae hospitalised in criti­ cal condition, the other was not seriously Injured. Two other men Ccsteie!xr la DeBary Builder te the aeea managed to awim to safetyJohn Coppoo. F K on obliges at tha affair which draw wall over too n diaplti t h r a a p j j r tin . Tho barbecue wna pro* Die On Roads WEATHER; Scattered ahowera through TTiuriday. High today. 88-96. Low tonight, TO-76, United Prw i Leased Wire EsUbliahad 190B WEDNESDAY, JULY 6. 1961 SANFORD, Classified Cornice Dear Abby Ed itorial- ..... Entertainm ent l.rgata -------- I'uasl* ...— — .Social] ...--Sport* — CONGRRflSUAN SYD NKBLONG ones flew ov«r th* cepitpl fat Waahiagtuv, I lag pnrt in th* flag rotting ceremony July to right, Rnv, James N. Barnett, local U « fiat, U80 staff aide; ACS Donald G* Croaa Control Tbwer; Sahrraoa A m y HaJ. Baa Central Florid* eras and PFC Lawrnnc* W. r_^jjaawBMt t s s g jr . R? � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 04, 1961 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 04, 1961. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 04, 1961; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f413093409e56cc1cfff71b8a166d681.pdf b033331a9f82c37f1be0125a84e51901 PDF Text Text I I \ J v ii 5 , T H *U / 9 6 / �| _ — r*!*~ iq w w ifw _ ^ H I liit | | ll; B Resident* o f SouthBemlnole County may celebrate Independence D ay in fiN style since two major events, offering a variety o f eiertatnm ent fo r all member* o f the family, are achedulfe to .U k e place Flrat to get undftway Will be Longwood’a “ Old Fashioned Fourth" w h ih is to open with a f l a. m. 20* unit tmradn from Sunimhada Park. Its Una o f march will lead the w ay to R tfe r’a Pasture on SR 484 where a •1 ticket donation entiles tha holder to view all special events on the day-lonjlprogram, and. as an added fea­ ture and at no extra Boat, tha donation also provides entry in all eontaata f J 12 prises to be awarded during the day. Winners o f t * daytime hourly priiee also will be eligible fo r the e v e tiig prises o f a car, an electric hot W E A T H E R : Cloudy through Tuesday. High today, 88-95. Low tonight, 70-76, YOU 63 United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 SANFORD, F LO R ID A M O ND AY, JU LY 3, 1961 Congressman V. S. Postal authorities hSVe assured Congressman Byd Heriong that them won't be any delay In procuring a new post office for Senford. Bids on tha project was to ham been let in June, Indications today am that ths bids will ho advertised sometime this month. Heriong had questioned postal nuthoritisa’ oa a ICO day extension tor ths new facility. In a letter to Heriong, made public thia rooming, J, W. Askew, acting regional post office director eald: "We am glad te advise you that we don't anticipate any delay In the procurement of new housing for the Sanford office. The 120 day extension to which you refer was GOP Confident requested on the option. covering tha alte Upon which the bidding wilt be concentrated This step was necessary In order te allow suffi­ cient Ume for posting o f adevrtlsement, development and award of the bid, and the exercise o f tha option by tha successful bidder." "We anticipate an early an­ nouncement of the advertisement dite and assure you we will pro­ ceed as rapidly as possihle," As­ kew said. Tha new facility will be located between Sanford and Palmetto Avee. across from the Civic Cen­ ter. That alte was ths first choice of a committee of businessmen nfter a study of the local prob­ lem. In January, the City Commis­ sion abandoned a north-south allay between Sanford A n , and Pal­ metto so a permanent easement could be granted for the storm sewer across from the proposed post office. • PORT LAUDERDALE (UPI) George Peterses, unsuccessful Re­ publican candidate for governor last year, said today be U con­ fident the GOP can beat Sen. George Sraalhcrt at the polls next year. Orange Boost Ry LARRY VERSHRL Don't, be surprised when San­ ford's m wer rates am Increased The County'g multi-million dollar citrus Industry wan to finance coos ruction or ■ sew­ erage treatment plant. Most offi­ declared out o f danger today by County Agent Cecil Tucker. cials, feel that this la the only /ay Tucker aaid that much o f the county's |4 million indus­ to finance the project. Previously try waa saved thanka fb the exceasive ralna Sunday and last It was discussed using the e.gareio lax, utility tax, parking mat- week, Over two inches o f rain fell Sunday afternoon In the era and electrical franchise. T.scie funds affect the tax mtllage. Us­ , , county while last week, according ing these funds or, a .portion of ” " te tbe weather bureau, ever five them' and the ebang* must be mader up by Increasing tax funds. This is one thing the city goatmtelioa Jrant to Avoid. LAKELAND (UPI>-Tha 1960-01 pack of froaen orange concentrate Increased almost six million gal­ lons over the pack last Mason, according te Florida Citrus Mu­ tual Executive Vice President Robert W. Rutledge. , Gets Bombers ★ JAKARTA, Indonesia (U PI) - Record Rainfall A United Press 1 emotional .count at 1:40 a. m. s rwed that U u tmr«ma K>d bee: m u * te . m u » aterted at • p. as. low time FrU The overall accldi eount: Traffic NO. Drowning* lOg. Mteeellaaooua M. Total a t . m Celtfornie counted Traffic, Texes 11, Nev Ohio I I eeeh, Nevada aouri IK the worst, previous Inly truffle record »> daring a siaailer four la 1950. boring a aim! day weekend, 170 pe have 'died te traffic a safety ceoncii aaid. ^ " It bscows* asom e parent that tbe natioi ■paedtng toward a t Ugh for a Fourth of truffle tell," tbo count Tbe weekend' was oi whan. 11 persona died roUteion near Las Vex crash wiped out three of a veentteaing Calif* Five persona wem #vo-c*r crash near 8 Saturday night. A t about tbo earn* « on creek near Paris, ( ed out lour lives. One wee filled with youtl from a wedding party. at death p A flM BUREAU preaidant Robert Loo. turned over a chock fo r funds to Dr. John Wilson o f the Central Flori­ da Exeriment Station ao that noeeasary equipment fo r important reaearch here can bo accomplished. (Herald P h oto) f -deed in Tosh end and Mia- Experimental Station Fourth of 4*1 kilted vy hoMday r non-belime would dente. tbe Gets Farm Bureau [Boost mom ap­ « literally r ell-time ily holiday mid. bourn old o hoodoa Nrv. The eaaratteoo Shot Canceled tie family. POINT A1GUELLO. Calif. Uod la a (U P I) — Th* Air Force Sunday ford, A te, canceled aa attempt to launch a Midas 11! "spy-sky" satellite aft­ e, a header the cmsaMaw reached aero. if., eaiiff No esplaawtten was given for 1 the earn the caacetlaliaa and no resched­ returning uling at the abet was announced. equipment involved includes five — — — — — —— typos of Incubators needed to | fa | | | | *if T l l F I I A l l ■tudy cabbage rot and other l l U W f l l l I U l l l v U vegetbale crop problems. » | #* For several year*; grower* hava I n l f ) A r f f l P f l f JHH|| sustained losses in this m s beM l II IC I J V C IIII| V cause of black * » « > « " J j * * K paw on cabbag* kmstorage or in transit to nwriretjfchie teams to b* connected witii temperature* and tbo incubator* will allow ■tudy of the problem. The equipment olso will help studleo of mlitlonshlp of temperstu m to the pink rot r f lottuca and othnr crop*; bacterial spot of pepper and tomato- and black rot of cabbage. Coot of tha equipment and In■tallotlon amounts to |2,fl4L60. Dr. John Wilson praised the *etlon of tb. farmer. In supplying tbe necessary funds to tush thia U W A I T (UPI>-BritUh Iroope, •* . ' , < Ualu ,Bd j ° la* d by *•«<« Arabian army unite, turned tbo liny oil-rich sheikdom of Kuwait Into an armed.fpamp* today for defense ' against n possible tllack Iraq Tto •mmiiry bulldup M m td to , . .. # . cat . dl,« * ‘ J of ,h* ,h* 1 b#ve dripped Kuwait'* 300,000 inhablUnix eiaoo Iraq laid tlaim te Ihe Persian Gulf sheikdom last weak. Baghdad radio and Iraqi spokesm(n >t |h# Uolud NlUonl ^ s$w y#rk ,D|Wed ^ , riq •eamh Which ^ V* done other*te# end the groat interrat of the farmer, h mdvte. their own problem. Is demonstrntr ed by this ronUibution "Th* experiment atetion, work. Dorothy Tcslo .of Late Mary, Ing with tha farmara, will aolve be lost bar t»31 Seminole High this problem to the benefit of the Dr. Wilson tonal ring M ile swimming at whole community, ays' recovered It ngOii.In.1 fc—almost 10 yean it. Oat tbs ring wbd* re to early I N I toga Mllwae, LongOder, white diving naiad tha ring In SANTA MONICA, Calif. (U P lj too initials G.E-T. Mr. nod Mrs. Peter Lawtord hacams peroata for tb* fourth time Sunday night when Pat, sister al President Kennedy, gave birth to troops Sunday served to lecreei* j ;a» ' a laolation from ll* fellow H ,1 .W omr S K - w . U ^ tloB( j * United Arab RapuUic haa led the Arab rriUctem of |raq'a pmmlar Abdul Karim KaaMra ter hla mova ajalait Kuwaiti “ independence," Hunt For Gill Th# laths i the north The Seminole County Farm Bureau haa backed import­ ant agricultural research at tha Central Florida Experiment Station with funds from its fanner members. The Farm Bureau voted to put# Its own funds to work to buy equipment which the experiment station would not be able to get anytime soon under existing apporprlatlona. The LOB AJfOKLBS (U P l)- A group o f transplanted Pennsylvanians are dreaming of Jaannte with the light brown Mir. The Pennsyl­ vania State tteiety, a 110-member group of Keystone State native* hi iouthara California, te looking grim total ol accidents] ter aiieh ■ damsel to help them moontad to f Ida today pay tribute Wednesday to Pittalast half of tt tong July hurgb-borw w mposer Stephen Fos­ holiday period igaa. ter who wrote "Jaannte With tb* " iS L , , . will n. enoblo u .u. wouU BOt UM fbrw -l* Imptemont "Thia equipment Uw ju Light Brow* Hair." experiment atallon to conduct **mJva| Satfd| ArftWan Sonford Girl Lawfordi Have Girl Tbe Soviet Communist name ^ County and Stats la v enforce msnt officers swooped down os two liquor storoa Sunday and aw tasted throe persons for brooking ths state's beverage la v for s«fV In* alcohol on Sunday, District 4 Consteblo Robert Can roll said this morning that ho, M wtll aa three state sgents raids! Dunn's Liquor Stem on SR 41 aa! Chlldra’s atom on Boaidall A «p within a ono hour period during ths morning hours. Arrested worn Donald Dona foe permitting the sale o f liquor) W, T. Whitehead, for selling liquos and James Chlldm for allowing the sale of alcohol bem ragea oo Sunday, All am being bold under |Mt bond each, Carroll said. The Dunn atom was raided at I I a. m. while Chlldm's place was en­ tered at 10 a. m. Six cans of beer wem codfiscat* ed from Dunn's stem wtille a pin! of gin waa taken from the Chlldm business. A preliminary hearing .will hi held July I I before Peace Justice Hugh Duncan, Carrol] added, HYANNIS PORT. Mass. (tIP (l —President Kennedy today antes* ed aa immediate TaR-Hartley Ub junction to stop tbo national, mark Uma strike for a "cooling s # parted of at team ga days. « Tbe Justice Department Iramedt ataty went te federal court m u. f . District Judge lyt vaster J, Ryan agreed te hear the ease tldg< afternoon. After soaferriag'with Boemtaif of Labor Arthur J. Ooldberg, I’m* Ideal Kennedy instructed Ms brother. Ally. Gen. Robert F. Ken­ nedy, te proceed Immediately la federal oeurt, •v board has loat one of ftp moat A raeord two Inches of rain important member*—Wlgfihi Kiri* ley. Kirtley banded-In his idalgna- fail batwm tha hour* of 4:10 Uon last week and now plan* to p.* m. and t p. m. la tbo Enterenter tbe ministry. Ha'U bo mlsa- prise area Sunday with 1.1 inches falling in a ZS-minute ported, Mm. ClateaM Snyder, EnterEsrly morning church • goers prim reporter, aaid this morning Sunday, if Utey drove Oak Ave. that sevem winds and ball ac­ mens than aa inch of rate at the Taft-Hartley law that eeatJnw- " at lHh St,, saw a lavish display companied Uw rain storm caus­ Dothan, A la, and College Sta­ anco ml tha strike "Imperils Uw ' of God's handiwork la a "bou- ing (roes sad branches te fall tion, Tex. , national health aad safely." quel" of O Cemus bloomg. They throughout the community, Widely ecatamd thundershow­ The Pmeideet acted after mwen on tbo pleats at the Fred And, apparently caught la a ers snored across South Dakota calving two reporte from, a special Dyson's driveway. Gorgeous I Too whirlwind during the. storm, a end Nebraska, but elsewhere skies throe-member heard a t inquiry :•. bad that tha ordinarily life-giving largo metal advertising alga near wem mostly sunny. which declared that musk of the rayi of the aun spell death for a highway grocery was completeBehind tha cold front, temper­ difficulty blacking settlement at theta fragile bloomi, thus limit­ ly wrapped around Reelf, she atures dropped into tha 40s and the 14-day atrike stemmed "from ing the number of folks who can said. 60a In northern New England and the intense rivalry among the five enjoy them. from the upper. Greet Lakea various employer organisations." • • e The President’s statement order- ■ through tha eastern Dakotas, On tbe same Oak Ave. at 20th ing the attorney general te pros Raadlngs In the 40s also wem re­ St. the Bailer Rowans hava a coed in federal district court soldi corded along the Pacific from different species of Cents that "The beard of inquiry te Uw. central California northward. puts forth ■ much larger flower, maritime dispute haa reported !# „? Tha mercury soared to Oft at ihoush not in the largt quantity me that although them bee been New York City-wham police eaU- agreement between mom ef the men at the Dysons', ll, too, te a GENEVA (U PI) Communis1 . mated 1J million people went to light to behold. ) Chinas* Foreign Minister Chen Yi Conof Island. Another 100,000 partlea, full accord has not beam . / • • achieved and the atrike continue# / Speaking of Frad Dyson, It's accuaed tha United States today of flocked to Jones Beach and 40,000 with respect to a majority e| "procrastinating" at tlw U-natlon good to lee tha ex-county com­ to Rlia Park Beach. American ehlpe| missioner' downtown again ifter Laos pages confarence. Ha waraAt Jonea Beach on Long Island, "Reporta I have receive! dearly ad that failure to reach govern­ a session of "resting" *1 lemitraffic waa aa haavy police eiooed manifest that a continuation f t ment here "will bring serious con­ note Memorial Hospital. Ha's ■II reads leading te tha beach this atrike imperils. Ute aaUnmri bean lookteg at bte *x.eaalva pas­ sequences." after IZvOOO cam pasted through health and safaty, Chen Yl demanded ihs confer­ ter* lands too, aa ho maume'a the tall gates. Srj 'T hava tbemfove directed the work, to see what tbe long dry ence end ila thus far inconclusive A t Chicago, polica estimated gcnarsl debate and immediately ■pell did te them — and hia cat360,000 at city beachsa along Lake bogie concrete negotiations. He charged tbe United Stales Michigan and another *40,000 at and some other countries wet# beaches near tbe city’, * "procrastinating" by talking abont International control* for Laot an neutrality. Controls should be dis­ regarded in aubetasce talks hero, he said, Tha Chioste minister praised A U. S. Hag, thay recently flew the veto-ridden Bovtat drift pro­ over tb* Mlion’s capital, will be posal for a Laos settlement and unluryed at the UBO building urged that negotiations begin e « Tuesday te honor of Independence It without delay. Alfred E. Edmunds, now diroe-|i Th* Weal haa Insisted am co#: tor ef educational television fori Day. '.rimtteg general debate oa Laos' Congressman Syd Hartong aent cast end central Florida, will h i 1 tha flag to Carolyn Higgins staff future M ill a coalition govern­ Ihe speaker Mr the July I Jgyy i ment te famed by Urn kingdom's aide of tb* USO her*. me luacbeon meeting, pregraal Brief ceremonies will mark tb* rival fsctleei. riulrmen Bob Qfabik eanounced The Western-becked royal La#unfurlteg Tuesday morning. • .V ^ , Dai delegation apeeed today # T T * t Edm m dj h ic iB i d in t W i f nth plenary session with a pro­ posal tbht nauteata should educational T V tor sad Mil IImi fulUM AAUtfRl tV i f and Central Florida a* ton slain July l aid to I •nt at use of Uw medium MIAMI (UFD — A 10-man nookamicnl metoad of tosck mlltea at Cuba* prisoners today He had earved a* db began orgnpiaing exiles in retoe Bridge ...... I S million er more for enoagb Classif ted ..... heavy tractors to ransoas l.ttT In­ Comtes ~ vader* bald captive by Tidal CnhTaproSnsroi 'iUM1j Dear Abby iro's regime. tolaviato# peail Editorial od at high nc The U. a. immigration demise Er tartslament gave the goleaner commlltoe mnatotaut frinripi •dacglkm to Ui next Snterdey to comptote i n arrangemento. That la the Utea Narida and Oi Society Caslro himself had demanded 'it from the Uni 8ports ntura. Red Chinese Warn U. S. Over Laos Cubans Start New Tractor Drive �* I v.Ernest Hemingway said t h e y --would attempt to question bia .Widow today before deciding to . conduct hh Inquest to determine ••whether hie death by a ehotgun -■•Wound WM other than accidental ; Hemingway .waa killed by a 1 blast Am * the shotgun la hie home •Sunday. News of the death of Heming--way crackled throughout t h o jpworld and created a reaction of * aback mixed with disbelief. Prealwdent Kennedy, spending the week2 end at Hyannls Fort, called Hem* J tngway “ one of the great clticens * o f tha world." w Tho body of tho fll-ycar-old 2 boarded giant of American litera. Sturt was found by hla wife, Mary, 4 with the double-barrel *<4, 12-gauge "MUs Mery," a* Hemingway fendly called her, appeared calm pad reported Hemingway had no- I •• MANILA (UP1) - General of •<#>0 Army Dougina A. MacAdhur returned la the Philippines today lac a triumphant welcome from : mllltoai of Filippos * U revere him as th* defender and liberator af their young republic. A throng of M,000 persons led by President and Mrs. Carlo* P. Garcia Jammed Manila Internalion si Airport whan the fourangina Jetliner loaned to him by ; President Kennedy landed from : lb* Uailed States. Garcia oast diplomatic protocol . aside by going to tha port peraonelly ta groat the It-ycar-old ", live gtar general whose career ; from lieutenant to commander of ; all allied forces la the Pacific : mar was closely entwined with lb* Philippines, r Eight Philippine air fore* Jet « fighters escorcd MacArthur's '. plana tho last miles across hlaJ iarlo Bataan Peninsula and Cor; pogMar Island, where MacArthur t vowed ta' tha darkest days of * World War 11 ta return. « 11m old soldier and hla smiling i wUo. Join, landed la ■ bright : tropical sup. With them war* the * fM orat’i longtime aide, MaJ. . Ora. Caurteey, Whitney, and Phil. tpptaa Ambassador ta tha Ualtod ■tala* CirioS P. Romulo and Mrs. i Romulo. J MaeArthur wore tha khaki uni! farm and bettered hat with ; "scrambled ogga" tm tho visor * wbleh waa hla trade mart ; through tho Pacific war. HI* flveI atar lasIgnis glUloaod on his ! ohauldora la Urn bright sun. . Oarala lavttod tha MacAhhurs j Wir this country's lath ladapcad- tragedy on the bottom floor of the not undenland why a gun expert I hypertension and Incipient dinIwo.atury cement replica of the ' would be killed while cleaning betel," Baker laid at Ashsvllle, famed Sun Valley Inn, and no note such n almpta weapon aa a (hot N. C. "Hemingway waa hospitali gun. iinl for hypertension and incipient Ona of lha friend*, who aiked dlabetei.’* an Inquest would be held. took hla own Ilf*. Hemingway wan known for hla An inquest Js not required In No gun-cleaning equipment — not to be Identified, eaid the InIdaho unteas then la auaplclen of such aa rods, oil and pads—wera juriea which Hemingway received love and luel of life. He waa gored foul play. seen in the room where Heming- la the African craah In January by a bull In Spain, the setting of •T don't know whether there will way, who had survived many IVM, were more severe than' had two of hla moit-wideljr read noveli, "Death In the Afternoon” and be an inqueet or not," Blaine; wounds In the ware ha covered aa been made known. He eald Hemingway, known aa "For Whom the Bell Tolls." In County Coroner Hay McGoldrlck a correspondent and lived through •aid. ''Personally 1 don't at* any; a plane crash in an African Jungle, a two-fisted drinker at bar* ha Spain Hemingway waa regarded frequented in tha many countriea aa a national hero and the entire reason to hold one. I don't think' fell mortally wounded, they can prove anything. Without1 Longtime friend* of Heming- he via! led, had been ordered by hie country mourned hla death , Hemingway waa a lover of her (Mr*. Hemingway) aa » wit- way, who wrote about adventures doctors not to drink liquor and to eporta, eipecially baieball and ness, you could not have much o f ' abroad hut died at home, were restrict hi* intake of wine. Doctori at the Hayo Clinic said I boxing. In "The (fid M ia and the an inquest. Probably thero would1puxxled by tha tragic rad of tha not be til o f this if it weren't for Ilf* of n man whose books were only that Hemingway bad been Sea,” the novel which waa to wia under treetment for Ugh blood for him the Pulitaor and Nobel Mr. Hemingway, H# waa an im- filled with episodes of violence, prltee, be immortiliied Joe Dlportent person." They aald that when he.return- preisure. Princeton professor Carlo* Bak­ Maggio, then the atar of the New Earlier McGoldrlck s a i d he ed to Idaho Saturday from Mayo thought little would be gained by: Clinic at Rochester, Minn., where er, an authority on Hemingway, York Yankeei. At the time the conducting an Inquest alnce Hem- ha had undergone treatment for recalled that the rugged writar's “ old Han" waa written Di Hagglo ingway's death appeared accident-! hypertension, he looked thin and father, Dr. Clarence Hemingway, waa Buffering from a foot Injury al. MeUoldrirk said pellets went «**m*d "terribly depressed" by died of a self-inflicted gumhot that periled hla career and the principal character, the aged fisherman, brooda about the baieball ptayer*a mlafortunt. enoe day celebrations beginning Tuesday. Responding to aarcia's airport grading UacArthur said limply: "M y dear friends, I have re­ turned." The crowd roared Its approval. It waa MacArihur'a first visit to lha Far East slice t i l l when President Truman relieved him of In a mws account appearing la Thursday'# Herald about Oviedo Poetmastar J. R. Jones’ 23th anni­ versary on the Job, the asm* of Mrs, Geneva Aball waa erroneous­ ly omitted la listing clerical parkora at tha office. Mrs. Abell has bean employed there for more than M years, and Jones says "aba certainly Is to be Included as one of th* most val­ uable assistants la tha office."' In dling July aa a month of celebration at Urn Oviedo office, It ia of Interest to note that nU but two of the;employee celebrate birthdays during tha month . . Postmaster and Mrs. Jonas; Au11a, lha rural carrier, and his wifa •ad Mrs. Ran Walnright and her husband tad Mrs. Hettla Ragsdale la only o m day off alnce her blrthdals la Aug, 1. Mention of the Oviedo office grodp would not ba complete without Including Tommy Moon, •ubstituta carrier, and hla lovely wife, Jan*. Elks Urge Strong Stand lit Cubo Tha Florida Stole Rika A s »elation, at It* fm ea t ■lAtta haaital convention, adopted a resolution endorsing lha activities of tho Ua-Aawricaa Activities Commit­ tee of Congress to battle Com­ munism. The resolution sikc that the activltloa of tha committee ba broadened and adequately finenc- By Oswald Jacoby . This weak'* article* will deal with principle* Involved ta choos­ ing your opening land. You aren't going to auko tiw killing load all th* time, or even the groat ma­ jority of the time, but if you fol­ low thara principles you will make II often enough so that you wUl be a popular partner. lh a first principle tie leant to that la general pan should at­ tack. Thus, with today’s hand yon automatically open your fourth boat heart against Booth's three no-trump contract This load may coot you a trick, bat H is also likaly to rat tha hand If you catch your partner with era boner la th* Why do you load your fourth best and not tha third or fifth 7 It just happens that 100 ysors exprelenc* la whist and Its suc­ cessor* ha* proves that the fourth best lead is most sffoctiv*. Your partstr products tho Jack of hssrts. Declarer probably will duck la both bands, but a second heart land will knack out one of bis stoppers. Ha will lead either a diamond or spade sad you should grab your ace Immediately and knock out th* ether high heart. Eventu­ ally, you will beat tiw hand one trick. Cameron City Youth Graduates From Air School , Ti/Jra B. HutakmaaJ'don o f Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Hutchlara, Camarea City, graduated from the S. Army Aviation School at Ft. Rucker, Ala., June aa. Ha received hit wings at a caramoay ra April 11 and since than has bran completing tha In­ strument course. After spending a abort laava with Us family ha reported to the Army Terminal la Oakland, Calif., when he wUl de­ part tor a IS month aviation as­ signment ia rorea. Joe oatarad Georgia Tack aa a co-op student after hla graduation from Seminole High School. Dur­ ing hla six years thero he was employed by the Lockheed Air­ craft Corp. After receiving an In­ dustrial engineering degree ba returned as a full time employe* af Lockheed la Marietta, Ga. Ha also received a commission as second lieutenant from tha ROTC, entered tho service la llM, and wont through Airborne School at Ft. Bcnalag, Ga. After serving with the Mist Airborne Division at Ft. Camp ball, Ky., and completing tha V. Mrs Anna Olga Morgan, IT, died Jura at la Stated* Mem­ orial Hospital following a linger­ ing lilacs*. She had made her home la Sanford at TM W. XHb St. for tho pu t nine year* and waa ■ mambar of tha Central Baptist Church kero and of the Oak Park Hebekah Lodge. Survivor* Include (hre* listen. Mrs. Helen Cornellson af Detroit, Mleb-t Mrs. Nailery Dsvla of Hilimaa, Mich., and Mrs. Martha ■Isard ef Free moot, Mich.; throe brothers. Albert Comlska, Lugeroa, Mich.; Elroy Comlska, War­ ren, Mick, and Jobs Comlska-af Travers City, Mick. Funeral services were schedul­ ed at I p. m. today from Briasoa Funeral liome with Rev. Gal) Smith officiating. Burial war aehadoled to ba la Evergreen Ceme­ tery. illay chief ^retired hare recently In in m n t o f tho Station Adminlatrathe Nayy po O p t-19.1940. at th * •t shortly after graduating from . / 4»:,qTVfia- s! T il experts supported the K R nedr administration prediction that] the gross nsthmal prodoct—th ! nation'* total business acti­ vity would climb to a record ■nni il rate of fUO billion by Deci i her. Sc trel of thorn eltod, and none dltpUnd, Treasury Sacrotary Doughs Dillon's (oreeaet of an ■ percent Wap in MU—m e u A f TH R E E GUESTS at the Seminole Coffee Club meeting lnat week were Dean Raine, Harley Shaffer and Capt. Joseph Tully, recently took over as commander o f Heavy Attack W ing One at the Naval A ir Station. (Herald Photo) hla command la tha orean War and ordered him back to tha Unit­ ed Slates. But the Philippine* showed today that to this country be is a hero. Filipino and Americas flags flew everywhere. Newspaper headlines and editorials, radio and television commentators, have been singing hla praises. And, another unusual aUuaiioo exists la tha fact that children of the employes almost all art boys. The Jones have two sons; Mrs. Aball, throe; tho Moras, two; Mrs. Ragsdale, one while tha Watorighta hava two aons and on* daughter and the Aulina have ora son sad ora daughter. Jjk M■ [WASHINGTON (U P !) - U. A. Chamber of Commerce experts ■ v e n t Sunday that the Billon's caonomy would bo strong In tha nan ala months but that high «mpfeyment would paralst. 'resident Richard Wagner add• a cautionary not*. With an «< I on the 'Berlin eitualiOit, he i ‘‘the International polltStl laiion la not clearing up and cs Id generate tome business heal, ta ty." 1 agner summed up views at pa iliits at tha chambar's builn* outlook conlcrcneo aa indical Ig. however, that the econ* om . was about to climb to a MADRID (U PI) — Th* violent death o f author Insect Hemingway brought tears, shock and mourning to Madrid, tha scene ef part of hla violent Ufa. la tha city's myriad small cafes sad dimly lighted bars hla friaada, admirer* sad critics discussed the Ufa and death o f th# author and tho struggle far Ufa ef two of Use bullfighters ho loved so wall. Haro ho was known as "Don Erneato." By a macabre coincidence Hem­ lagway was atruck down by his owa gun on oo* of Spain's w orstfar its bullfighters— day* in his­ tory. Matador* Juan Benches sad Julio Molina, both gored hi tho bullring Sunday, wore still aa tho danger Uat today. Nicholas, tho bartrafer at CU> vote*, wh* remembers watching aa a child tha frw-whaallaf author order hi* favorite “ rioja" wins, aald, "Today la a day ef mourning for lha house. Wo have loot a good friend." Hamlngwuy fieri earn* to Madrid la tha early IMOe,' and Nicholas raid he had carved him often. He raw him last la lato-lMO. "Than to much sympathy la Spain and fas thto bouse far him," Hofffa Re-Elected . a A s Teamsters M eet MIAMI (U PI) Teamsters’ delegates opeaad their crave-.i-p today with tha re-election of James R. Hoffa a* prealdent of tha giant union Urn top ordar of businsis. Hoffa appeared certain to wla re-alcctloa for a five-year term •ad to lighten hla control over th* nation's largest union. Hoffa prepared to caU for a ntw organising drive to raise Taaaatcr membership to S mil­ lion sad greatly expand political activity to keep tho union strong. Riding Ugh after a four-year battle with federal court* and Senate investigator*, Hoffa was scheduled to deliver the keynote address 'St tha opening session of tha Taamstera' convention. Tha di-year-old labor loader la expected tn wla tha presidency again bp * a*ar-*naalmou*. vote later tide weak and awing most of tho 1.000 dalagataa with him on kay issues. Hoffa Sunday accused lha Ken­ nedy administration of waging a "vaadetta" against tha 1.7 million member Tsamsteri and tha rest of organised labor by Its lawenforcement policies. He assaUed Ally. Gen. Robert P. Kennedy and Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg tor acting contrary to workers best Interests. Rath have takas steps to later- The manager ef tha hotel Sued*, where Hamlagway last stayed la Madrid, raid "it la a shock and a groat ahamo far all e f ue." Hsmlngway’a picture kolda a place o f bower over tho teblo ia tho Callejra restaurant where he sal with friaada from tins* to time during tha lari I I you*. Across tha sworn to a heavily charged. bound guest book with hla signa­ Labor Department agent* a n ture ra tha first pugs. “ Al Gma telling Taamstera delegates to Csllejon, Ernesto Hemingway," •aft-pedal their support of him Official receipts of contribution* an rocogniied of persona wha had died af analor tax exemption purpose*. car may ha sautributad to total County Ualta ar to the Florida Division afflra af tha Amsrtesn Caacsr Society to further support cancer control programs of publie adueatiaa, scientific research •ad pattoad services. Tha aaaouseemant waa made Mr. Arthur Houghton, M, died last Friday from the aoriaty's Saturday at hla bom* following a headquarter* la Tampa la an­ swer to aa Increasing number af lengthy Illness, public Inquiries since the death A retired carpenter of Pontiac, of veteran film actor Gary Coop­ Mich., he had made hla home In Sanford at ISM W. Third St. for er. According to a Society spokes­ the past 12 yean. He was born man, many Floridians contribute la Cambridgeshire, England and lo the Cancer Memorial fund waa a member of tiw Sanford ••eh yaar. Gifu are usually con­ Fro* Methodist Church. Survivors are bis wUa, Mrs. tributed la memory of close Meads or relatives although an Maude Houghtoa of Sanford: oa* Increasing aumbar ef contribu­ ana. George Houghtoa of Watertion* are being mads aa tokens lord, MJch.j o m daughter, Mrs. of respect to prominent persona Pearl Sloan of Pontiac and sev­ auch aa John Faster Dultoi, Rich­ eral grandchildren. Service* were held at 1 p. a . ard Skeltoe, tea ef comedian Red Shelton; sports greats, Baba Ruth Sunday from Brlsua Funeral and Baba Dldrihara Xabariaa, Horns with Rev. Clyde Dollar of­ Broadway lyritlat Oscar Hammer- ficiating. Tha body w u ahlppcd to Sandusky, Mich., for burial slate and many ether*. Whan a memorial contribution Unmade, to either a County Unit or Uw Society division office, the Coin Club M eet Tha Saaford Cote Club will m g!R ia recorded and put la a permanent file. Without meuttoa at 7:M p.m. today ia the cau ef the amount given, appro­ room of tha First Federal Ssvi priate card. In the name ef tha and Loan Assn, building. Alt perswi la tha Snnlord a donor, It aeat to the family of tea deceased. The Sewer, la turn who a n Interested to tha hoi receive* »n ackMwtedgeascat re­ ■f coin collecting are iaviltd ceipt which to assurance that the cootribeUea has boon made and Contributions given la memory The! caoflncd their predictions lo tin lift six months of 1M1. They I irasiw increased auto productioi I some upward drift la Interest ates; a atnag ateel output in Oc iber, November -and Dej after the usual summer intinned but sot sansa[strength in oonstructloo; and scores of FBI agents aro hero [rUe In capital investing to harass the union, ho charged. "Labor is la more danger today than U aver bis been la history,” he told a news conference. "Re­ actionary forces aro gaining, lib­ erals era running, and Intellectu­ al* are becoming bankrupt on any light oa civil rights." Bryant, State Officials To Join 1 In Road Cermonies Goveraor Ferric Bryant and Federal Highway Administrator Rex Whitten will afflclate at a series of ceremonies ia Orlando Friday as the stale Road Depart­ ment opens the longest segment of Interstate highway ia Florida. Bryant and Whltton head aa Im­ pressive list i f government offi­ cials who will participate la dedi­ cation activities to officially open Intercut* Rout* 4 from America Street la Orlando to U. B. 27 la Polk County — a dirtsace af si miles. Tha schedule of eveaU begins with a dedication breakfast, fol­ lows with a ribbon-cutting cere­ mony on tha Orlando Expressway, a motorcade to U. 'g. IT, a dedica­ tion caiwmray ia Polk County and closes with a barbacna la Halaes City. Road Board Chairman John R. Phillips aald tha opening af tha ll-mila portion of limited-access faculty la a landmark la tbs De­ partment's multi-mUlira dollar Interstate program. "Tha completion of this portion of Route 4 ta a major atop ia Unk­ ing the Tempi-St. Petersburg area on tha west coast with Dayloom Beach on tha eact coast. Every community along this U4mil* route win benefit tnm tha safety and economic advantages offered by this muUl-laaed super­ highway," be aald. Phillip* pointed out th* oaly portion of Route 4 not yet com­ pleted between Tampa and Or­ lando is a 22-mile segment from Lakeland e u t to U. S. 27. This Uak will ba completed la Septem­ ber, allowing Central Florida motorists to drive from Ortopito to Tampa without encountering a •ingle red Ugh), latersoctira or railroad crossing. Rout* 4 is the most dsveloped of th* tour Interstate superhigh­ ways being built in Florida. Including tha U-aito segment Is be opeaad July T, approximate­ ly M mile* of this route have been completed. SOUTH'S FINEST •ought i perpetuate resident segregst m pattern* which make It "vift ally Impossible" fsr a Negro ii illy to obteia a home la a drain le whit* neighborhood. But | ivale discrimination of this kin while bad; the rabbi ■aid, is tot m shocking aa tha •pecteck of Urn government up­ holding igregatira la bousingHa as tiw Federal Borate* Admlalsl itlra for many yeira "eaeeuri ad aagragaUra" to tia termini and priv ba aogri public h la tbs h jects, o tion, tea FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (U PI) - Lera Daatol, manager of tiw I xvtite, Teas., bureau af United 1 im Interrational, to ex­ pected ba boapltallaad far a weak t* l day* far traatmaat ef a broke eg sustained Sunday to a parse « Jump. Daniel g, suffered a compound fracture ( the left ankle white jumping fit Davie airfield with if f antl-Casm revolutionary training group cied Uw Intercontinental Penetratm Force (laterpan). B* was g o r in g malarial for a story erahe MlamLbaecd group. Diatollwho had never para­ chuted Bore, was vacationing to Florida I Uw Urn*. Ha to net a tnemborp Interpea. C COMMUNITY ACADEM1 h ANOR Offers Your < DREAM H O M E ' f«r aa little an -■ —- % 500“ NO D O W N PA IfM E N ! Call F A 24598 •r GA L lllS GRAPBVILL1 A V I. ft Sectotya year-round cancer tea- whether ar .not public * bousing projects shall tied, lo th* Bouth a# sing la segregated and th, public houalra pro­ tpt for token integra­ to bo segregated." MONTH FAYMH ASLOI 1 r * $ £ 0 0 UtO\fc o M i s ? - . u esb �Adam s Honored. A t Tea Navy Wives Club The women on th* *u ff First Methodist Church wen teatea at a Ua la McKinley recently, honoring Miss Jo Adami, daughter of Hav. a '%ohn T. Adams, pastor qhurch. Miss Adams and Keni Evans of Deerfield Beach married Aug. 11 at the Firat odist Church la Sanford. A yellow and white color was carried out In dec< The refreshment table wa rred with a while organdy Ekver yellow and centered ' large floral arrangement of mumi. baby'* breath and gladioli. In a crystal conf White tapen In crystal ailver appointmenU and cryitil punch bowl coraplc table decoration*. Petit mints' and nuU wen aerv the punch. m Hostesses were Mri. W. iter, Miss Jane Chaney, M dred Butner. Mn. Ben Mr*. Kenneth Clerk, an Helen Rice. Floating hoateasea Misses Kae, Susie an Adams and aaalallni serving wen Mn. Besa Mra. James TerwUleger a John Morgan. Mi Churfh member* and lend* called between the aflinled hours of 3:3C and 4:30 >■ Oviedo Personc By MARIAN R. Jimmy Tulle of Mb Friday to spent a we aunt, Mra. Paul Mlkle Calenc MONDAY A joint meeting a Root Circle aod U* League of the C< Christian Church w Monday at T:«> p.m ship Hall of tha Chur AUord and Mr*. Met Navy W irn Club No. 211 will bold Ihc regular monthly buainri* mooting today at ■ p.m. in NAS Ballroom. An election of a chaplain and a parliamentarian will be held at tbia meeting. All wivea of enliated peraonnel serving in the Navy, Marine Corpa, or Coast (iuard, ac­ tive or retired, are cordially in­ vited to attend. For further information or transportation please rail Mrs. Clark Yatea or Mrs, T. C. MeAnally. Airs. Adam s Hostess To N ew W SCS Circle onaa and returned i from a ivUle, N. Have Problem Fingernails By ALICIA KART NEA — Over half of the Women In thla country suffer from nail problems: splitting, peeling, brittleness, chipping. So they will welcome the notion of a unique nail product formulated to belp strengthen Belli. This formula has. Us makers say, a "moisture shield" to pro­ tect the vital oils in your own nail*. It cornea In the form of nail enamel and then arv sixteen fnahlon shades available, rang­ ing from pink to the beige-coppery school. There are pearleicenu, There is also a protective bate coat which can be worn under the naU enamel as an extra safe­ guard. Or, it can be worn alone If you like. It is pale pink. Women who do not uie polish might like The chairman, Mrs. Harry D. Klay, read the purpose of the Woman's Society and welcomed two new members, Mrs. S. G. Hamessley and Mrs. Robert tyinas. Welcomed as visitors for the meeting were Mrs. Marjorie An­ derson and Mr*. C. E. William*, president of the society. Officers for tha coming year are Mrs. Klay. chairman; Mrs. Theo­ dore L. Pall, cotchalrman; Mra. 1-eonard G. Sheets, secretary; Mrs. B. L. Adams, treasurer; Mrs. Cecil Jones, devotions and Mrs. Robert Jones, telephone chiirman. Several suggestion* were made concerning a name for the circle. H wee decided to vote on a selec­ tion at the next meeting. Members were asked to save cancelled postage stamps. Pro­ ceeds from this project will help to support the Methodist Chil­ dren's Home. Members were also reminded to continue with the "Gold Bond" project, Initiated earlier thla year. Mn. William* reported on the district meting which she attended at Ormond Beach, and aaked for suggeitions for money-raising pro­ jects to belp fulfill the building fund pledge. An Interesting program was presented by Mre. T. L. Pall on tha life of Sarah. Devotions were led by Mra. Jones. Following the program end re­ freshment!, a white elephant sale was held with proceeds going to the building fund. Those present were Mrs. Cecil Jonee, Mrs. Robert Jones, Mre. Klay, Mrs. Leonard, Mra. Pall, Mrs. M. L. TUlis, Mrs. Hamessley, Mrs. Wins*, Mn. Anderson and Mrs. Williami. You can also tackle the prob­ lem by taking three envelopes of gelatin per day. Take each In fruit Juice or water and you should Vo# a definite improvement by the end of three months. This new eppreneh to nail enam­ el is la keeping with moiaturisers for the skin, beautiful and gentle coloring for the hair and hand lo­ tions which both heal and protect. A bride should limit the number If a woman is not attractive of showers given for her. Presents these days, it's moat likely to be become a big expenae for her her own fault. friends. Alias Peggy Plan A head For A Perfect Wednesday Morning Sioce the regular meeting date of the WSCS of First Methodist Church comes on July 4, this year, Iho meeting haa been postponed to Wednesday, July S. The eaecutivo board will meat at • a.m. followed by the builneie and program meeting at >:45 in McKinley Hall. By ALICIA KARI­ NE A—A bride should enjoy her own wedding. That many bride* reach the wedding day In a atata or complete physical and emotion­ al exhaustion is due to jamming far too much into the dayi preced­ ing. If you're to be married this year, don't let this happen to you. About the only way to avoid it is to do your advance planning on piper. Let your friendi know that you intend to gel a good deal of rest the week before the wedding. Thla will keep them from Jam­ ming surprise showers and other parties into thla one week. And don't let things go until the teat minute. Have the finel fitltngi on your gown well before this teat week. Don't put off shop­ ping, alterations, the choice of bridal lingerie. Wherever you can, delegate taaki and shopping to members of your family and your friends. Make list*. Cross out each task as it is accomplished. Laave the day before the wedding complete­ ly open to have your heir done and to rest. When you walk down tha alile, you really will be a radiant and beautiful bride. A R E Chui . P. aa i a p. ha 5 .9 5 -6 .9 5 Mr.-and Mrs. Fred Kirahner left thla weekend for a month* vaca- j tlon in the Rocky Mountaini. Their photographic atudio will he closed all during the month of July. Mra. A. L. Hardesty haa return­ ed to her home on Orange Ave., after a two month vlalt'with her two daughter* and their families, Mr. and Mra. Meredith Cramer of Erie, -Pa., and Mr. and Mra. Ralph Johnaton of Detroit, Mich. Closed All Day Tues. Gr Wed. M A R Y - ESTHER’S MFeaturlnir Fashions Just For You1 214 N. Park Ave. FA MSI Go "Fourth" Safely D E A li NO TAKES Don’t tot turn thin glorious Hottdar Into trim tragedy for your* naif — or othorn! H O LIDAY ON OUR H IG H W AYS! Exorcto* and courtesy • • « traffic'rutou on the high, way, simple health and aafety proeauttoaa .Ir swimming, boating and all •porta aad play . . . and Visit With YOUR FOURTH OF JULY HOLIDAY Morris Family W ILL END IN Recent houseguesti of Mr. and Mra. Paul E. Morris, t i l ! Ran­ dolph St., were Dr. and Mra. Mar­ vin If. Qulckert of San Jose, Calif. They have been in Long Island, N. Y.. for the past six months while Dr. Qulckert took post grad­ uate work there..They are on their way-to their horns la California. Dr. Qulckert win be remember­ ed in Sanford aa a former Navy Doctor at the Sanford Naval Air Station. HAPPY MEMORY INSTEAD OF V A C A T IO N S 1 F A T A L DISASTER — W ITH YOUR A LIFE FEW OR Giro a idgnal for ovary move, and give ample time for othera to act. • Don't drivo more than and hour without Mopping to stretch your legs. • I f you seed a map la guide you, give t/ie aavigalina duties to a passenger. D O N ’T THAT SAFETY • GAM BLE OF O TH ERS! POINTERS: • Drive with extra caution wherevsr there may ba aay children at play. • Carry emergency warning flares la cans u unexpected roadnida breakdowns. t M O R E fS / ^ F ifc J l This Safety Message la Sponsored By The Civic-Minded Insurance Firma Listed Below: RAYMOND M. BALL Your Independent Insurance Agent CARRAWAY ft McKIBBIN 114 N. Park Ave. 218 8. Parkal 3rd St. FA 2.5811 Sanford, Fla. FA 2-0331 Sanford, Fla. MOUGHTON INSURANCE AGENCY 205 W. First St. PA M ISS Sanford, Pin. * Realtor aad Insurer H. 8. -LE W " ARNOLD BOB CRUMLEY AGENCY U. 8. Hwy. 11-92 Midway between Sanford 4 Orlando TE 8*1024 Atlantic National Bank Building . tb of th* Flrett Presbyts moots at Um heme m Piety, U Ortoeo, lor family picale atarUni Mn. K. A. Swansea (P&a a d w i I a Former Residents in the ihape of two large wedding rings, with roses in the center and at the bottom of each. Presiding at th* puoch bowl were the bonoreea three risleri, F L O R ID A C o o l. . . Cotton Summer R obes Bridal ShowerrTea In Oviedo Guests delivered their gift* to th* home of Mrs. J. Merrill Staley in th* afternoon. When the honoreo and guests arrived for tb* party at 7:30 p,m. the packages were on display In the Florida room of th* Staley home. Co-hoateaaei were Mrs. Johnny Jones, Mre. Charles T. Niblack, Mrs. J. C. Falreloth and Mra. John Courier Jr. Mra. Staley greeted the guests at tha door and la the receiving line were th* honorre, Mrs. J. L. Malcolm, mother of tb* groomeject and Miss NaU Williami of Monticollo. Th* homo w u decorated with ■rraagemeau of roses and other aprlag flowers and polled plants. i Ethel Tha Ua Ubie, overlaid with a Uce eadahip cloth, diapUyed aa arrangement gatUoal * held caS K B ng nitowre. Rea Corbett work; Miss Lansda Sanders, Pa­ latka, Wesleyan Servlet Guild; Mrs. L. H. Hargrove, Barcelona, youth work and Mrs. W. F. MeFetridge, Ormond Beaeh, chair­ man of publie relations. Mrs. Dominey la a member <4 the Womens Society of Christian Service of the Grace Methodist Church and has been very active in the organisation. She was the first WSCS president when the so­ ciety was organised and served for three years. She has also beta a member of the choir and taught a Sunday School data. Wedding D ay Fleming Honored A t Mlu Peggy Fleming, Oviedo bride-elect, was guest of honor at one of the loveliest parties of the Mason. Thursday.evening. It was in th* form of a .combination Ion eording secretary; Mr*. L. M. Kecf, Del.and, treasurer; Mrs. P. ft. Revels, Palatka, childrens work: Mrs. A. R. fvey. New Smyr­ na, Christian social relations. Mrs. Ralph Gandy, Coronado Reach, literature and publica­ tions; Mrs. Joe Tolle, DeLand, missionary education and service; Mrs. II. Donald Miirll, Crescent City, missionary personnel; Mrs. Bruce Gray, Hastings, promotion secretary. Mrs. S. B. Butler Jr.. Ormond Beach, student work: Mrs. Harry Treadwell, Flagler Reach, supply Mr*. John R. Dominey has been elected Splr.utal Life Secretary of the Womens Society of Christian Service o| the newly formed DcLand District. The Methodist churches in San­ ford were transferred from the Orlando District to the new DeI^md District when it was organ­ ised at the 1MI conference in Lakeland, this summer. The DeLand District of the Womens Society of Christian Ser­ vice was organised June 22 at the First Methodist Church In DeLand. Other district officers are: Mrs. Howard Anderson, Daytona Beach, prciidcnt; Mra. Mark Hutse.v, Crescent City, vice president; Mra. Charles Poole, Daytona, re- W S C S Plans Meeting Many Women ■ Mr. and Mra. And; luda HI, Obrida and groom of Ji U, have returned from their rymoon. Mies Lois Ruddell ivee thla week lor Calhoun, Ga. visit bar sister, Mn. Henry La ind other relative* and friends. Mr. and Mn. Uoi lllff and children, Linda and U , recent­ ly enjoyed a vaeatl at New Smyrna Beach. r » Mr. and Mn. Waite , Teague ^ a n d Waller, Jr. hat returned from i trip to South olina. Mr. and Mn. Grad Irallh of Austell, Ga., ipent 11 weekend with their pannte. M nd Mn. Lawson Hardy. Mra. th. prior to her June marriagt aa Miss Martha Jean Hardy. Carlton Healey, hav complet­ ed his work as prinelp t Oviedo ftH lfh and turned the [os over w ta hla successor, will w reside permanently hi Sanfa rher* be has bought a home, will be assistant principal Seminole High. Wa will miss th and hope they will Bad tima h lit ns ns they are so clAee by. Welcome to Mr. an re. Clyde Holder and family, t ew prin­ cipal and family, to iedo. Wt hop* they enjoy their in here. P r l a n J e rregret a e f e l tto fl pr A i Km Friends off the serious illness of the ir of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mato Mr. and Mra. J. Irving Malet and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Letnl at Day­ tona Beach. Mri. Malll* Aleaai > mother le ill at her home in fin. Mra. E. A. Farm tas been quite 111 al bar bom* i for the Apast week. Mra. Virginia Mlkl< i* in tha earn* ebons aome ol rest of ua gat la now and th* uradajr— due la Sanford at 10 , her cor broke down. Hope I fixed B quick, Virginia. Little Carolyn Biac s, m ull daughter of Bov. ai ra. Boa Blackburn, was flows | la her souiina wedding at Butler, Mr. and Mra. Ed D dren of Boll* Glade i do for the Fleming-} ding Saturday cvcnin A t N A S Ballroom The Monday Evening Circle o( the Grace Methodist Church WSCS was held at the home of Mn. B, L, Adame on Mellonville Avenue. Tha meeting wai opened with a poem entitled, "Transplanting" read by Mra. Jamea M. Leonard. 11arrived kith his I bd fern- tiyMr. and Mr*. Ben I littln daughter. Mar home Thursday aften vacation spent at Wa: Plans Meeting HOSTESSES A N D HONOREE at the tea honoring Situ Jo Anne Adatna are left to right, Mrs. W. A. Hunter, Mrs. John T. Adams, mother o f the honoree, Mrs. Mildred Rutner, Miss AdAtns, Mrs. Kenneth Clark, Miss Jane Chaney and Mrs. Ben Wiggins. W SCS Secretary Mrs. Dominey FA 2-0375 ! - >f fJkL ' IRVING L PRYOR INBURANCI Sanford, Fla. * NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. John Boniface, Agent M il Palmetto F A ,2-5745 KARNS INSURANCE AGENCY Kirk Plaza 104 E. Commercial FA 2-57(2 Sanford, Fto- ■TEMPER AGRNCY a 1 ' Beater • U m V **. m .___ �--------------- I r*.» k 'Sonw Split-Level it ibort « brilliantly successful career that star promise lo r the years ahead when fam. nan Bd Kotorbn was killed Ir a plane crash Coast Tuesday (June 27), at the axe of 42. ^weekday eolunm, “Assignment: Washing, aa been a regular and very popular feature and mere than 71 other papers throughout rill be missed by millions of readers. It was ordinary Mad o f column, and It had earned special place for himself, not only in the (if. C J press cone but also In the minds if hie feeders. Whether he was writing i ere due to rail automation, to Now York, Central it Alfred S. Perlman anA toll you that private own' TO™ hip of railroads is in jeopardy the companies got freedom their llnw and offar initad services of all kinds, gir­ ths shippers tha kinds of ilion best suiting thsir WASHINGTON— (N B A ) lB-member preeiienttsl • "work miss’* dispute totwoo* n il* rosd management sad Um firs op­ erating brotherhoods — engineers, firsmsn. conductors, trainmen sad arguments. It will tsks until tfes end af tha jroar for tha studj group But when tks railroads brought in tfcslr haavy BfSl ssusssl for *stsedsd kssrlagl sad tks bcotharkssds fstt skHgstsd to roplp is kind, study w u deomad. Management, in tka bosrings so far, hts propoood sis m a jo r rtkasg— tn work rulsst —Psrmlt longer mas sa foster tiafau for o h day's pay. — EHtafnata sulaa which rsqulro sraw changes at misting era* change paints. ta n Syndics' m y through a mfor and verifying Ma facta, ha waa tha busiest ‘legmen" In Washington, asa. I f ha can psrsuals hi an. host cajole, kid or horsewhip the other Id members Into nay kind ef agreement—It will be a major miracle. The fhre management mombon will probably rote one way. The fire labor members will Tote the other. The fire public members— —Let management 4edde when two professional labor arbitrators, to elimlnet firemon an dloeol loco* two college professors end Judge motives. Rtfkind— are likely ,to split. - a llo w msnegtmmt to datarWhatever report the eommlsalea bod** practice*. IsU labor rapMea that Its productivity has Increased more sad that the labor coate on and labor for collective bargain­ railroads here iscrosssd less than ing. If that means ths dispute goes in ether U. S. industries. Labor on as it has for the last B0 peers, charges that haVfta 100,000 laythat's the way Area collective bar­ gaining works In a damocracy. The original Idea wee that tka Presidential Study Commission would be Just that It would study mine the number of crew members O ABD EN S U P P L Y required. P in t Wills —2nd rules rtquirlng Idle stand­ SIT If trill d m m IT-M by operating employes. Baloo . Spokesmen. far the operating Lawn and Iso Tool* brotherhoods make five counter­ proposals for modernising railway laker conditions! O P IN SUNDAY 9 to U —Pay night crows mere then day crows ha, Kabfiaka, In Hay, l i l t , Ed (ha waa lotarba got his firtt w hiff toy on tha Omaha World* intarruptad his nawspapar tha University e f Omaha far two yaara, • Army, where ha advanead from nrlvata it In mUiUrv Intelligence, from 1942 to to civilian Ufa, ha became a reporter and and, later, adttar e f tha Waynceboro (Pa.) tam Moving to Washington. D. C., early in 1951, ha join* M staff of tha Washington Timae Herald ss a « n - .• S n s s f r a , m a "sidsline, * hs started writing a Washington nn for his former paper, tha Waynesboro Recordto derate full time to columnlng. In the spring o f 1969, Kotarbs deliberately disoon* pd tha column, packed his wife and young eon into uto*traller, and ambarkad on a six-months tour of h American continent that took than from Kay , the trailer trip and the “ G i Yam Ms BPBWKU] appMirad to m w uadtr f t * Ntla w Nh M our school* sad collegia am con* fretted with a hopaltaa tub. Enough different foreign langu­ ages can never he taught.. . Did you knew theca ere ATM •operate languages an this earth T And that doesn't Include dialects, le , the' bold plea la tklas In to Washtotten with hU wanderlust Mttefl«d : “ M d Us experience greatly enriched, ha started writing MW column, “ Assignment I Washington," for United ^Feature Syndicate In January, 1959. A t leant ones or 2twiee a year, however, ha hae made brief tripe to distant ■Sparta of the U, a , or to Antarctica or Europe, to gat I S from what ha called tha "apaclallaad artWcUafy" l r*.' * H ip i i n it Machtoa Work fact Grinding Work PETRUS i an s ir force bases oversees. H U dally articles about both ; is tht carriers' "Magna program to llbcrails* U. 8. spoliation policy. Loglslatiom Ira It poasiblo la now pending Congress. in U> Ell Oliver, economist unions, and ho will toll you I tbs healthy, growing railroad btry is not ikk, but to giving impression its financial post111 desperate so it can get |government aid. Oliver main, companies' publicity is 1many people the Imprebslom * - eventual outcome will b# nt ownership, rail management and rail say they a n oppoood to govnt ownership, but this is I tha only thing they do agree FA 2*5510 Ha Be ft Tool Co. I Orlando Drive Hwy. 17-M XifUloo 8m af Sanford s jt ^ JH ^ w m T member af tha National Frau Club, tha ^White ajul 'Sigma FU^P House CorrasDOBdenta' H ■■• ww Association, m*wwww^ •at. Natarally, thg m m ift /r .X : U V; vf.’ * t/ , r~2~ ' f'. t il* . <. s tJ r*. -n Dr. Crane'i . y .1 CASE J-Mli Margot M.( aged IB, has a commen pietism, "Dr. Crane, 1 have in ea«My,H she said. “ It la a g ir l of my own age whs llvea In oar blech, **We attend the same high wheal and also go to tha m um duuak, “ But she seems very unfriendly, even though I have dene nothing to OUR BOARDING HOUSE >W0U< TWABOti fALWlrftW A U «* “ The best way to knock n chip off your enomoy's shoulder It to pat kirn on tfco heed!" Dr, Hotiead meant that n *ompllment undetmlnw hostility. A hit of verbal praise molts dawn Ire. When repeated steadily, aa per our “ Compliment Club," the enemy soon becomes e staunch friend.' In our “ Compliment Club," wo urge members to pay a minimum • f THBEE sincere eempUments per day — ene each to throe diffOrsnt Isal picture, I t le the* amend lan­ guage meet bilinguals learn la English speaking countries as waU aa In Russia. It'a delightful on the ear. And It’a not difficult, aa foreign langu­ age* g«Leaning two language* eimul* taneously when one la young le really no hardship. A t our houae in Omaha, we spehe Csech as often ea H ' spoke English, and my grammar gtadee at wheel ' were Just ea good as the next fellow's. I f entire femlUee were to take up the universal second language, mastery of the new toegne would he n hreeae. Within o h genera­ tion, we'd have at least half ef the else n* matter where.. . , Now that we’re en the threshold •f world-wide tslaristan, through Uo use of wtelllteej the one Wend language tnahaa oven more asnaa, Nothing can be mere ludicrous, visitors to ths Par' Eaat will agroa, than watching a Tokyo television Politir for your perstml prognsi from , yiurpirtur FIRST FEDERAL SA VIN G Imvsr TooalAinnawtfkmbwow, I^Jg Ib s u m 4 u f t t y o p to July t. 1991 $10JHby \ )'7 t’■;*?*<v.'rfrt * i ||: +" . . . . * - ► .’J? f t worked so foot Margot m id ■■■■MIWMMMBMMWMffiffiRBIIMMM*' bsifaJI J w r i * r*f, m^fj» irr 4 tJt fin a l . i.'V fe sjjir �VBAHF w eu , WHAr WHY DO WH AIWA' VEiL "GSJCONIVO* 1 VVB .JUMP? /A DO M9li THINK WOULD BS MO*B AfFBOPRATEr I 'i l W Preis Isleraitiaaal Never mind diallnx U fur mur­ der, Just dial O for operator and tell her two cure art burning up Tbe House that Ruth Built. They five their name* as Roxer Maria and Mickey Mantle, they seem to be In cahoots and each shows a tendency to try and out* do the other. Between them, they caused un­ told devastation at Yankee Sta­ dium Sunday and they were so pleased with all tbe havoc they raised that they kept shaking each other's hand. Marla looks like the ring-leader At least he * M Sunday when he blasted his 3»th and. 3tth homer* to move eight games ahead of Bab* Ruth's record pace. Mantle waa right at Marts' heels, though. He stretched-his hitting streak to IS straight games with his mth homer. Lumped together, the damage that ..Marls and Mantle did was z u g ■ d 5 -| L—/y 3o <; ?)W TOMMY W1GHAM bopped out n bane hit for the Yanks in Little Minor ‘League action Saturday at Ft. Mellon Perk. The catcher for the opposing Tierera la Rcntt Harris. u TH A T* THE LAOT TIM BI RCI , ON SCIENCE 1 1 TH IN K I'U . t h ic k « m o . d it h e r s INTO g iv in g M E A L im jt , VACATION PITCHER R A Y M1LWOOO for the Yanka took > menacing cut bul mlaaed this pitch as Mania (Upped the old mitt tipalde down to atop the ta ll DlOMTttHJ evftft W * AJSfH Ftoccioes m J T V H , pu r l PPM T m w p r A PICTURE 14, in IS Innings and 4-3. The Los Aagates Dodgers beat the Philsdelphle Phillies, s-lL the Pittsburgh Pirates took two from U>e tan Francisco Giants, 74 and 34, aad the chlealo Cube downed tit* St. Louts Cardtnils, 104. Jim Gentile of the Orioles hit his third grand slam of tha yaar to balp Chuck Estrada gain hia •lath' victo ry et the -espeoM • of the Tigers. Chuck Easegtan broke ■ 04 tie between tbe Indians end Red Sea when be singled borne two runs in lb* 10th. Winner Frank Funk <•4) end Tito Francoae also drove la twe tuns apiece la tha frame to eend rookie Arnold Early down to his first defeat, Bubba Phillips bit two homers for the Tribe. Dick Bowser's ninth inning sin­ gle drove In twe winning nut for (he A't, who broke a sla-gama losing streak with their victory ever the Twine. TIGER CATCHER HARRIS cut o ff a Yank run at ho tagged out D u u f Halo eliding la from third during Yank rally in the Little Minor action. Two Teams Tied * For Loop Lead p e s y o u MAO NEW YORK (UP1)—This year's American League All-fitar (cam once again will be dominated by Yankees—the New York variety. Reger Marls end Mickey Man­ tle, tbe Yankee*' fearsome two­ some, and teammate Tony Kubek were among the eight American Laaguera picked Saturday to atari In the two All-Star game*—el San Francisco July I I and at Boston July 31. Tho remaining numbers of the AL squad, which will number is for tbe Sea Francisco game and Si for tho repeat performance at Boston, will be plckod within the next 34 hours by manapsr Paul Richards of the Baltimore Orioles, Richards will pilot tbe A L team. In addition to Marla, Manila Detrait New York Cleveland Baltimo reChicago Boston Washington Top Swedish Stirs HAEUINGBORG, Sweden (U N ) —Vasco da Gama of Brasil com­ pleted its Swedish lour fuaday by downing a Swedish all-star tssm, S-L ClsdaasU hok - V htub aad Xubek, tha other AL starters Wills of the Los Angela* Dodgers picked la e pell of lb* league’s and first baseman Bin Whits af players, managers and coaches the s l Louie Cardinals. were catcher John Romano and second baseman Johnny Temple PUBLIC 1N YITIO or the Cleveland Indians, first baseman Norm Cash end left fielder Rocky Colavlto at tbe De­ troit Tigers, snd third bssemaa Brooks Beblason of the Orioles. The Milwaukee Breves,, Pitts­ burgh Pirates and Sin Francisco Giants each placed two m b on tbe National League starting line­ DON M U IH Professional Rpwtar up, which also waa annouacad Saturday. * W m b V' Tbs Braves will be represented Competitive Awards, ft by second baseman Frank Bolling Bowling School and third baseman Eddie Math­ ews,, the Pirates by catcher Smoky Burgees and rijfrt fielder Ro­ berto Oemenls, and the Giants by center fielder W11U* Mays end left fielder Orlando Cepeda. Tha other Notional League atarters,. who must play tho first three Innings of both games un­ less injured, are shortstop Maury WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCE Ren Frtaclsca Pittsburgh Milwaukee SL Louis Chicago Bean Visualiner Service Yea .Coo Devstep FUm Only ONCE - oo hove U deo* RIGE 1 WIEBOLDT Camara 11 S td t-P s ifc Sea/etd, C LIN IC �C L A 8 S IF IK D VNDBX SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith I CHOICE LOTS on Grapevine; t oppoiite Snow'i Cafe, W. lSttto Vi Lm LOil 17. 18. 18. 50. were caught, with 41 per cent of them having roe, the delicacy most people prefer te the fish. The report geld 11,04 man days M e t Sales ________ Idfe Waited Mala Help Wasted Hrip Wasted Sitaatkww Waited Babysitters eg the Reereatloe Depart. aaflan were flahlng for right to m it e summer program starts Its *8*^, area though tha report wash. b w r Cab caught than In bto will be sold until tonight be chicken barbecue which From aUUatlce kept by Crewe m served Asm « p.m. to T •» bla camp as IX m at the OeTeesday at the park. mvu bridge, It atlU can be figured %aaagma and aponaora af that the shad may have been tow* ktte League teams have been " , but they attracted mors visit*2CTm o c a nama ag to help make the e v o t n or» bore than anything else during NOTiCa is HKnlBT OlVEN !? f L rU f - CBBWa CAHUTOR N. h m m and the mothers of the came period of time, /*•’ ***** hatnks am member* have pat their H1* rwcords show people from 5. *■ t M la n i on I toncplylag the trimmings » different stales, two Canedlsn J J i , ” r* '• ! U l i Jvmur In Bernw barbecue, Jim Jeraigea, provinces and 1* other Florida L » ° « •*?• Oviedo, Florida, und.r item director, said. nmntlea boated out of Crowo's !*•• ..riptltlow* name o f HtLKT'a little League will be active c,mP to flah for shad. I p.m. when the Briber-Son The other camps along the river , the NabontU end Amer* hi this section have similar re. flay a fame. porta, proving again that when the Circuit Conn of i berg havo been coaching (be shad come up the a t Johns. >unir, Florida. Legal Notice THE TIME TESTED FIRM IIS N. Park Ave. Ph. FA Electrical tiers kea Plnmbtag Servteee Radio | Tetevkka Special Services Landry Service Ant— eblie Service t-BEDROOM, S-bath, fully air a M h elooot and storage apace. Low down pay. moot, 114 V. Woodland Dr. Ph 80. M gch laery • Toole 81. IS. 88. 84. 85. 88. 87. Poultry . PeU - Livestock Flowers - Trees • Bkrnbs Farnltare Articles For Sale Articles Wealed Boats • Motors Motorcycles • Scooters 'as. indeed. P it goin g In Urn van ! W i t t 's good enough fo r my Queen Anne so fa la good enough tor — I f CLEAN furnished 1 bedroom 4 BEDROOM I bath masonry apartment, tile bath, an Pal. bouse, unfurnished, eitra large mrito. FA I.W 4 after S p.m. tiring room, fireplace, on I acres beautiful setting, ft 00 mo. TX g - lt t or soe C. F. Field Realtor, office Hwy. 4M. wad, answers te nama of Pootee Ph. N O -----------DoBary. Reward. aa a lasts and the Little ir game wfl] be played at >.m. Legal Notice Private baths, 114 W. First BL UNFURNISHED S bedroom bouse in Casselberry and furnished ono bedroom apartment on lT-tl ■croM from Mr. PtanoL Ph. i S I 1 B. B. B. B. It. Kit. equipped .. $45 R. Kit. equipped .. i $71 I . Ktt. equipped ... $TI R. apartment .... — ROSA h. PAYTON RdgUtcrod Real -Estate Broket Ronaway, Holla by B By Day, I Month CARR0LLM1TURE Ph. f a s-siaBw. 1st oorr/ G E , NOTHING DOWN- Trade your home for a new t bedroom, lit bath borne with Fla. Room— 'only $44 mo. Drivo out to Long, date and save! IS mi. Booth oa 1T-S*. i completely ties. Week only. S404 fo r C illf., wtm the Nadoaal AAU mar he dead and aet, knows to und. r " which « ..i ia i „ decathlon champioaahla with T .ttt b* • »> * • * • ! •»< *>> usknows baalat(,, ln ,ha* t* « n s, “ " * - 1 .-,-MMIaa and c aimasta kaelns er riorlda. ^ paints, followed by D evs Kdstiem cleimiap nay rlgkt IIU* ar latereat Th. Ba, , i aa * >„ u l . o f Orsgon State, J. D. Martin o f to, one« . ike srppenr u v o i , ^ i . UuT|;*aaaPV « * ' " U r#,,,d M '* WIMBLEDON, England—Chock u " J S S S u L tT a --------- i « . s e . s t a £ k K n ^ ^ A coM C^ s . » . A Cw K . te n t M O m ” --------- McKinley tl It. Ana, Mo., driest* ed Warred Jaeqoaa of Australia, 44, e-l, T-S, and Karen HanUe r i * ! * ? ■ „ dt/BtciAi, Chula Viata, CalH., aHmlagted Jan Lehana o f Australia, * 4 , a t , to be­ come the only Americana left to tha singles divisions o f the Wlm* bledon tennis championships. tt c * * * n « v no. time ■ M * . BANK, a Gurney r i - - ether than myself. • > . __________ n illN K IIA R T and JU '‘ N O. RMINKHART and MABKL. p. RlltNKHART Rout* ], H<» I f Alton. Virginia u JO ''; JOHN a RMINKHART and J** *■ RHINRH A RT, ar* h*r*. by ouil(l*d tut a Complaint for Foreclosure * f Morlgse* hsa buen ’ • '{* •ealnul you, end you are re­ quired to oorv* a copy o f pour Of P1»adlnes to tho Com- NO HIDDEN OB CLOfiNQ COSTS • S and S bedroom maeonrri borne built on your lot any. whore la the Mate ef Florida. No wilting — immediate cow. atructisn. CALL FA M W . Headly C onst Co. furnished, shady'yard. Call be­ fore S or after S FA t-1401. [ Riverside, Calif., by Legal Notice To .Whass t l Mar Cono.ru[ Nolls* I* ksrsbr elvaa (bat thO undartlcnsd, Sursuant I* tba “Flo. Iltlous Nam* Btatui*", Houst BUI No. UTS. Chaplsr No. SSlII, Lame of Florida, IN I, will rsalstar with tbs Clsrk of tbs Circuit Court, te and for Scmlaolo Cotiatr, Florida, upoa rocslpt of proof of the pub. Ileatlou of thla nolle*, tbs ficti­ tious naui*. to.wltt THH MAIICAM COM PANT undsr which I am * n (* (* d la busInssu U th* toeu o f Osatra, Flor­ ida. Tha party latsrsstad In Paid buslasaa Is MAltdARKT C. CAMMACK Dstad at Usqsva. ismlaels County, Florldn.thisi I I U day of Jun*. 1»SI. > aerm, mots or leas, lanced, PUnnfag to Improve grass. Plants r i citrus of different ear* totiaii S bedroom house to live! able rendition. Large landscap­ ed grpmds with large oak shade trees.) On paved read. $SA$M» j* r »» downstairs torn. apt. with llShts A water. Downtown dietrict FA a-UIS. . Legal Notice Whiddon, Sr. IT apt M de, newly so! throughout, m Mag| Seal at a homo with teideal as a heme and Atlantic Whiddon, Sr. BobCnunlAgt Legal Notict Jjl *• ^ ♦**r» l Para iakdtvlslon. silon#rJ*R*Ji. *nI«Sl5,*Si1 * E#l“ ,r °°art •s^st,£Sr& s as; . a srsa s.."."!^ *- fW fondaat, thoda praoaau era m— r * « to U ttar — I wrtttea dafanaas karate w f » tea Itk day .1 A i r * IM I. ar othorwtea Dam Caafaaaa wtU ba ootorod yoa. Tha Baafocd Herald U 4s aa a aswapapor at gaaart arte a ^ A s ra tto a , tkt gamteola 8 .S ; Couaty Co art tea, an Wad- - k>od| Country L ivin g Tha Beard o f Oeaaty CommU■loasra e f gamtaate Oeaaty, S^lorIda will rsealva bid* at tba atrio* e f Arthur H. B.ekwlth, Jr., la tha JEAN A. La CAPITAIMK. Coarthoaaa at Baaford. Florida up Flatotlff, I# f:SS P. M. Meadap, July IT, IN I. far I U fellowlan aarrlsasi CHARLKT J. LoCAPITAINR, rraa am a ?•?" ., * tha orlelnal Answer or Dofsndsnt. Move aatqtlag twa-story tSL*"?,,1" te#„r,,flev tea dark nonca or atirr frasss rtsldsae* at t i l l W. 1 . ° “ urt ,n , r hefor* TO! Chsrlos J. LaCagltalao First (Strut. Baafocd. Flori h* “ te July A D, 1»S1. I f Boa t i l you full to 40 io f iudimont br Ida; approslmataly I I f»*t Blsch Crosh, Wlseonsla earth aad a f**t wost at w ,llnh? ■Srieat yoa Tuu ars hereby noltflsg that a praiant laeatloat Ineladlna suit has be** tiled against yea la ralooatloa or raptaasmsat, tbs ab«*# snptlonod Court. Tha aaand rsaoadltlaalng e f ealattaro at aach salt ta to abtela a ta r **sepool, water and othsr dtvorc*. utility llaast and laitall*. Tuu era hereby roqalrod ta fits . tiaa er replacomsat e f taryear wrlttaa dsfrnaaa with ths ralt* ablates, floor oUla aad Clark of sate Court, and atrva a foandatlani all ns required by UamlnaU Couaty Uoalag aad Balldtaa raealatloaa. ■ or eomiaol* Couaty, or a uocr** Pro Bid te b* sncUsad la a aaalad »idm , Canfidae w ill bo ontorod agklaal sarolop* ptalaly marksd ea tba OUtstdA “ BID FOB MOV1NO « lr # shall b* publish*d _ . . FRA— HOUim opt* Jaly IS, J weak for four ooaosou- r-i^!.***!* **4 real aa I|||w she la th* Oonford H.rald. 9 l>r|; •* te* Clroult Court la and I AND OBDRIIRD at g*a- l? r ,* * ^ * * 5 * C*»agr, Uts Ittb day BMa w ill b* opsaad at a a m ilomlnol* Coaaty, Florida. XMl* tee la be bald la tba coaaty Camt day af Jaa* A. fX. j| f j. teOAM mlaetea Maatlag .Room la the Arthur K Beckwith, Jr. Courthaaeo at Baaf.rd, Florida. Teoodey, Jaly 11. IN I. rlhur H. Reck with. Jr. S,#rk. lork. Circuit Co art . “ r : J**a %■ W ilb* Tho rteht le rooorrod to walvo ri Martha T. Vlhtea t»spa|y Clark aay Irrogalarttloo or trchaloalltpuly Clark **- Muraak* M. Fttaesrald . £• O. Box IM urtlr Trust Balldtaa h r » Perk. Florida International Soccer League. — . York 'TOi emu * w i j Wild um m m UU# Ul th# National Amateur AthleUc Union glrl'a treck championship. Bsndey M ru, v n B r n „ . M r , . rhj0 r . ."J r * , »kivakla defeated Potah Tlkva r i S L f wank r i tkt reertauon pro- pUc# Israel, h T-l, to move intou tin sbrth ^ |#eo#a ^ t RHEIMS, France - blaacaifa Baghetti ri Italy cams from De­ hind in tha final yard* to nip Dan New "* a ----mora than I I y ea ri eld. J b s Junior Olympic field eonteste gad other phase* r i competlBps w ill begin to select the contoataata In the Olympic finals to L T h lu m ih tL . rfaoo rfnriao the NOT RESPONSIBLE I wlB set be t ~ g—r**~*~ far fer any SaMa toanttai by any SA1 eorpoi bbo okltn CA ffln— m _ rfroiiflI oonpefiuoi- lor itiM Department Junior SPRINGFIELD, N. J.-Miekey end softball schedules Wright ri Dallas won lhe United gnoads white summer States Women’s Open golf chantire being held will be- plonahip tor the third lima with a TS-bola total of » . , esnevr Looking for new hornet- la meantime stay with at — friendly family motel. SUN DELL MOTEL Rt. A it-ee FA f I . Sanford Dr. N o Down Paym ent aA vin oa. a corF i c r m o f a * " ■ ■ " i .a w V A 'S S . A V ' Uw* T V w.hora >« **»v Ceneernt ' r e . i . tiff, " u , £ ~ r e 0! jo rl. nKOItaK Awn *•*•»«■ Name etstut*." nous# run to the MATIO Saranac Handicap, P A T iS *«• « « t i. ch.ptor No. te tii, t-e *. d e . f e . t n r e e t Am Z a Zm of norlde. ta il, will reelsnpeolng day feature at Aqueduct, at' ******** J f,* V , , r w,,h ‘ h* cu rb of th* circuit ■ — t S J iM . J I r f ir lf ! c,,urt- te end for Seminole Coentjr, I ROOM furnished garage apart­ FURNISHED iiw tn ite io u * u w Jte*'***’ ,?* • I V * World*, upon receipt or proof of ALBUQUERQUE, N . M. — Faul te*v tD teraueh, * * W n lh# publleeilo* e f thle notice, the ment. water and electricity Herman of Weetamat College, P . v J 2 nnitinu. name, to-wiu tfco Vnlvorstty e f Oreeon and Phil Mnikey from Mamphla. Tsnn. ” S t Johns R ealty Co. L C. Crews Carltea N. Hart, Jr. LOST: Blue pairakeet with yellow WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms dag np the all star Ameriwtn be Chris Akers, Lamar - " “ f g o c iie f r I eed Jim Davis el Navy; rLaw toa, Larry WUUama N E W YO R K-O lobam aster led M a y StewoU ef Oeerpa'a; almost all the way $o defeat Dr. »’ Alea, Prank Wlgkam and MlDer by two and — -half lengths J * um N IC E L Y 51. Beaaty Beleaa SS. Balld • Point • Repair SS. Bonding M a terU k 54. 55. SO. 57. 58. St. __ ana « Vinyl tile floors • Florida Room • Patio, Elderly couple, who are original owners have kept this home in top-notch shape. Recently painted and neat as a pin. Located at U1 Garrison Drive. V50000. St. Johns Realty Company * 111 N. Park Are. FA 1 4 M MODERN ft upstairs 01 per mo. ,w able July Crows sent in a eopy o< the report, TM {* F oT b which shewed mere people were . If. W u after the silvery shad tide year O f f l c f 2 0 4 W . F l r f t 11. Real than aver before. iu m j r b **• ^ The creel census of the U, i . jj* Fish and Wildlife Service for the CLAM O m M fU T t 1J. season Nov. » through April I f W . • S F. ■ . day ha fid • San foiFJa. mpare F A 2175 iroora Home Tbsss Fsolorss �The More You Tell - The Quicker Ifo u Sell! Rent! Hire! Dial F A 2-2611 12. Real Estate F or Bala DEBARY LAKKFRONT # B E S T OFFER TAKES 3 BED* BY OWNER: 3 BiR., 3 story frame house. Front enclosed Spacious 3 bedroom — kitchen ROOM l BATH HOME AT 20t equipped—built-in range—large po/ch up and down. Enclosed LAUREL OR. utility—over two square feet of utility rm„ 3 baths. Redecorated livability on attractive lake— throughout. Some furniture. FHA terms of $400 down. Of* 12100 down. Taka up payments fered exclusively by *30 per mo. No paymenta until 900 W. 13th Street 1962. Fb. FA I449L FA 3-7903, Erealms FA 3 3379 “ We Trade” Oscar M. Harrison BEDROOM bouse, 1 baths. Stem per Agency buOUai, disposal, awning win- Registered Real Estate Broker REALTOR—INSUBOR dows. VA loan >800 down, NO 1311 Palmetto Ave. Pb. FA 2-T948 Phone FA 1-4M1 111 N. Park per mo.’ FA Z-T05Z. Fair Value Properties S-BEDROOU, 1 bath CB borne, 3-BEDROOMS. * \ r . VA Loan. In RAYMOND M. BALL screened porch, wired utility Sunland. Available now. Phone And Associates room. Fully landscaped. Locat­ FA 3-3740. MS So. Park, Ph. FA 3-3641 ed on Lake Ravenna, I I I Tan­ Lika Mary Branch FA M M gerine Dr. Low down payment. FA t-3154. S _ • Legal Notice NOTICE VO SNOW C S C H PA LI. DERRELL LUPTONl m You are kereby nellfltd that a w patltlau has b**n file* by Freud* Joiryb Berger and Suien Ann Berger In tha Circuit Court at the Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Oemlnola County. Florida, far tha •doptloa by them of Cary Wayna Xinyton. a sslnor child: and yon are hereby commanded ta ha and appear tn laid court on July IS, t i l l , ta ahsw eauee. If you have, why eald yeUtioa ahould a o t.b e •ranted. Uyoa your failure ta da •o, a decree ora con fin e w ill be aa tired aealuat yau. • JSEAL) A r U w n Beckwith. Jr. circuit Court Clark. Ntntk Judicial Circuit. Utmlnola county, Florida Byt Martha T. Vtklea Deputy Clerk Clark W. Jsanlnse Attorney far Petltlona SSS NSW Bneland Bulldlau W inter Park. Florida _ TO gw tmm circuit court aw wan IT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT I k ’ AND FOR SRMlkOLH COUNTY, FLOW. I da SB C X A V t n r MO. tlSUT ( U t i c a TO DRFRMD OR O R D R R O W PUBLICATION SUIT FOR FORBCLOdURH BART BROOKLYN BAVINC18 BANK, O Nsw York atrporntion. Plaintiff, STANLEY I. CLEM and MARLENE J. CLEM, ktu W lft) W ILFR E D J. TYOART, and M ART A. TTQ ART, kla w lfei and H. D. BAiiTON and ---------- BARTON, klS wife. If marries. Defen deal*. TOt STANLEY I. CLRM a a l MARLENE J. CLEM SSI Magnolia Drive Fart W allen Basok. Florida W ILFR E D J. TTGART add M ARY a . TYOART SSMdruMr- Park Webster. Nsw Terk YOU, FT AN I.EY I. CLEM, MARDUNE J. CLEM, W ILFRED J. T T HART and M ART A. TTOART. Sr* haraby notified that a Complaint fo r Foreelaaar* a f Mortgage has keen filed against you, and you are requires to serve a copy of pour Answ er or PUadlag* to the .Complaint, da the P la in tiff* atSorosy, Joaaph M. FltiS.rald. It * Security Treat Building. Miami tl, Florida, and fUa the orlalnel Anawar or Pleading In ths office at tha Clerk at ths Circuit Court an • r before the llth day of July A. I ), 1 IIL I f ?*u toll to do so, Judgment by dstnult will he taken egaiatt yau far tk* relief demandad la tkd Complaint Tha daasriptloa at ths real prowarty prssdsdsd agates* In * Lst iT R lo c h I*. TOW NIITR OF NORTH CHDLDOTA. a • aubdlvleloa aocardlag to a plot thereof reoardsd ta Flat Rook S, pages I t ta II. Inelnslve, sf Ik* Publl# Record* a f lomlnol* Connty, Florida. This nolle* atoll to puhllahcd one* each arook far four eonaeeatlva weeks In tb* Sanford Her­ ald. DONB AND ORDERED at t o * , ford, Bemlaol* Couafy, this llth day at Jua* A.D, l ilt . URAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk. Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlblen Deputy Clerk Joseph M. Flttgsrald Sts Security Trust Building Miami tt, Florida Banatiful Ukeftent Commsalt; On Sparkling Lube Minna* Legal Notice S I. P o u lt r y . Pats . Livestock 84. A r t Men F o r 0alo i 12. Real Estate F or 8a lt ROSA L. P A Y T O N tJr rnu c o u r t o r t m k c o u n V t Broker jr n tiR . ik u is o l u c o t n ir r . V IO RIIM , IN PRORATE. Pk. FA 3-1301 17-83 at Hiawatha IN UK: EUTATN n r o. r. L * n u i. a/k/a a h o v e r c . W A N T AD S B R IN G TO A LI. CREDITOna AND FE n aoxn i i a v i n o CLAIMS o r o k * HANDS AGAINST BA1D ESTATE-. Yau and each of you are hereby notltlei and required to preeent nny clalme and demand! which you. or either o f you, may have against the estate at a. c. LaFILS, a/k/a an o V B R a L or I LI. dsreaeed, late of aald County, ta tha County Judas e f Bomlnole County, Florida, at hi* office la the coart house o f sola County at Hanford. Florida, within elsbt calendar moiithe from the time of tha flrat publication o f Utlt notice. Each claim or demand (hall he In writlay, and shall elate the place of LTKAM CHEPTER WING. JR.. Defeadaat. residence and poet efftce addr.oea NOTICE TO A P P E A R of tho claimant, and ahall ho eworn to by too . claimant, hla TO: LYMAN CHESTER WJNQ, JR.. P. a BUS 1SS asent, hla attorney, and any such Norway, Maine elatm or douuad not oo filed ahall YOU ARB HEREBY NOTIFIED ha void. that a Complaint for divorce has Vincent <1. LoFIte Aa aatcutor of tha Last W ill been filed against you, and yau era required to serve a oopy . of and Teeumaat of your answer or pleading on tho O. C. LoFlIs. deceased Plaintiffs Attorneys whoso name Msnatrow, Davie A McIntosh and address appear below and file Attorneya for Kieeutor tho original af said answer or Kd wards Building pleading In tha Office o f tha Clark Panford, Florida sf tks Circuit court la aud far Publish! Jana IE I I . Id, July 8 Seminole County, Florida aa or be­ fore tha Itth day af July. t i l l . I f you full ta da ao, Judgment by da* fault will he taken agalaat you tar tha rsttef demanded lu tha com­ OEORULA EDWIN BAKER, plaint. Plaintiff, DONE AND ORDERED at San­ ve. ford, Seminole County, Florida, QEORGB B. RRANNUM and. If this tha Ith day o f Juno, 1ML married. . . - - ■ URANNUU, hts (SEAL) unknown w it*,' If altvai O. B. Arthur K. Beckwith, Jr. READ and DORA L READ, hie Clerk of tho Circuit Court wife, if atlva; and R o l a n d a Byt Martha T. Vlhtsa READ and If married, ---------Deputy Clerk READ, his naksawn wife, U nllrei Norman F,-Burke, at tke Firm at sad VtROINtA J. READ, If eUrei Golf nnS Burks or If any party named kareln ta I I Houth Lake Street dead than hla - or her unknown Orlando. Florida heir, devisees, legatees, or area- Attorney* for Plaintiff teas or partlss claiming by, Publishl June tt. If, U . Jhty I through, under ar against Ihsml and nny and all partita ar per­ Ik TRW CIRCUIT COURT, MINTS* son* having o f claiming nny rig h t JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Ik AND FOR title, ar Intareet tn und ta the SRMINOLB COUNTY. FLORIDA. premteee'Involved'la this ault. v CHANCERY NO. IU0S. RONTUatiR roRRCLoeURD P f"» Defeadaat*. WINTER PAR K FEDERAL SAV­ NOTICE OF SUIT TOt GKO HUE U. BRANKUM Sad, INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, e It married, ---------- BRAN- corporation organised and aalsL NUU, hie unknown wife, If Ing under the law* s f the Unite* allvai O. H HEAD nod M et.* e f America, DORA L READ, kit W ifi, If allvai and ROLAND E READ and.' If married, ■ UKXN WHORTON and HEAD, Us unknown wife. If BARBARA F. WMOHTON, hie wit*, alivsi and VIIUJ INI A J. e l t l . Defendant*. READ, If allvai er It nny NOT ICR DP SUIT party named htrtia Is dtad TOt OBNR WHQHTON and BAR­ then hi* or her unknown BARA* F. WHORTON. hi* heir, dtvltses, legatees, er w ill, UERALD a . WATSON granites er parties claiming end CATHERINE J. W AT­ by. through, under ar agalhtl SON, hi* Wife L J. HNO* themi and any sad all par­ I.ISH and MARIAN P. ENOties or persoae having er USH, hla wit*, and JON clslmlng M y right, title, er KNaLISH, slngl*. known a* interest la and te the prem­ a C. WATSON AND AMOises Involved la this salt. Cl ATES, and any and all TOU AND EACH OF TOU ARK other parllea claiming nny HEREBY DIRECTED to take no­ righ t litis and ether Inter­ tice that a ault ha* bssa filed est In end to tb* following against rota, and each o f you. In dssorlhsd real properly, tethe above Court. The nature of wltt the suit or preeeedtng la a Com­ Lot I I <* Block "B** a l plaint to quiet title. The name of IIRANTLEY SHORES, FIRST the Court In which aald suit or AUDITION, lemlnola county, proceeding la pending In the O r* . Florida, according te tha plat 'thereof recorded In Fiat Boak 1. page 41, at .the Pub* lie Records ef Seminole County, Florida. . SOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the FUlntirr. W INTER FARK FEDERAL BAVINOa AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corporation er* ganlssd and existing under the laws of the United Males of America, has Instituted a ault against you In lha Circuit Court of the Nlath Judicial Circuit, In and for Seminole County, Florida, te foreclose a certain mortgage held hr them Which encumbers the abeve described real property. Bald property being situated and la- F A S T RESU LTS Legal Notice SEMI-RETIREU CARPENTER SO OR UORE Sex link Pullet*, 34” BOY’S English typo bike, good condition. FA 11563, RepairAUtratlou Juat started laying. FA 2-3361, Painting 4 MONTH old Bint dog pupa. Thooe FA z-tres. Davla Welding Shop, New Up* ROOM SPECIAL 314J3. Painting aala Rd. FA 3-4399. inaide and out Call Mr. Taaker, TO PERSON with Meal credit A FA M1M. IN I Zig Sag, makea bettobolea, aewa on buttons, main* QUALITY PLANTS FOR LE5SI grama A fancy alhcbes. • pay­ COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY ments remaining at gtlO each. W. 20th St. Near Golf Course OFINO FHA Loans Write Installment Mgr. Box Ph. FA 2-3906 •B. EDWARDS 34Mi c'o The Sanford Herald. BUILDERS SUPPLIES Confederate Jasmine la Bloom Wa Give TV Stamps GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY W. 3rd St FA I-T006 Grapevllle Ate. near 30th St Oateway To The Wai Your EVINRUDE Da 33. Furniture Robson S] FB1GIDA1RR Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Salas A Service Service With The Cash. SUPER House Wiring Free Estimates TRADINO POST. FA 2-0177. Sid Vlhlaa'a Randall EMctrle 111 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-0013 CUSTOM BUILT SEDDtNO Msttrtss renovating. Expert Up­ holstering. All Work Guaran­ teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. FLUMBtNO Co., FA 3-I11T, 1301 Sanlsfd Contracting A Repair* Ave. Free Estimates R. L. HARVEY • BIG VALUES IN SeaJord Ave. Phono FA 13383 0 QUICK CREDIT 1838 FORD country wagon, RAM, * EASY TERMS tame aa now — make after. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 1938 STAR CHIEF wav. automa­ tic, power brakes EAR, u utft W ILSO N - M A IE R car. Nsw and Used Furniture Plumbing A Hasting 111 E. First St FA I-M2I 40 at. par gal. 1834 Nash Metro, AIR CONDITIONING motor rebuilt IMS. real (rani CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK portslion >338. Como an In U fa 1007 Sanford Ava. FA >4183 ROLLAWAY, HcipHsl sod Bsby Beds. Dsy, Wddk, or Month— trade, BUI Cook, Quatttp ears, FURNITURE CENTER . 1014 French Are. 1108 Franck Are. MORTGAGE LOANS HATCHERS TV Pb. FA 2-7831 FHA and. Conventional A RADIO SERVICE Commercial A Rsiidcntlal ’DnpMdabld Guaranteed Service' MUST SELL at ones; 16 p«, UvSTEN8TROM REALTY Pb. FA 1-3363 1606 W. First St. lag n ow group, fiomtono to 111 N. Park Are. Phono FA 3-3430 tabs up payment* at 88. CdU Casaalbnrry coUsct—TE 8-t ill. FHA * VA Mortgages - SM * lot* re it — S. C. Bluh Company, PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING Used furniture, appliances, fools, MUST SACK1FICE t - bedroom W. la HAEMON CB boms. Buy equity. FHA. 180 Morigan Bankers, 1804 Edge•to. Rougbt-Sold. Larry's Mut, water Dr., Orlaado CH 1-3338. Ph. FA > 4333 111 Santort Are. Ph. FA 3-4133 CouStry Club Circle. FA M i ll. SW E E TIE P IE By Nadine Seltzer FARMS, ACREAGE FOR RALE Psiture-grovsland. 86 seres lead, MEN for light delivery work, full oc pert time. Car eiienttil. Ph. (33 seres tiled) i ll cleared. Two FA 14001 between 6:00 A 1:00 barns on property. A.M., 4:00 k 1:60 P.M. WELLS DRILLED 36H acres Hied. 1 bare, pump PUMPfl SPRINKLER SYSTIR bouse, on paved reed, priced It AQ 1>pes sad Uses We Repair tod Service EMMONS JEWELERS INC. new I T IN I ready for further expansion in Machinery and Supply Oe. this area. Openings for amblPk. FA >44 Unua people to conduct Jewelry 107 W. tad « L fashion skew In the borne. Fart or full Urns, no collecting or de­ FOR COM PLETE P E S T livery, ktt fur., hlgk commis­ CONTROL SERVICE C A L L sion. FA 3-3T07, 74:30 A.M. * A R T B RO W N M P M. Bob Crumley Agency Sanford, Fla. FA 2-0375 Logoi Notice EDUCATED, MATURE, Mat man or women, daytime or evening work. Car neoeaiarp. t u week and up. Phone Mrs. McNab for appointment • to I t (A.M. re F.M.) Tuns., Wed. w Frl. July Sea Our Mods! Haases - OPEN TODAY I I I ML So. ef laafevd Sanford, FU . FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS Enclosed bond, Sag-proof bottom r ill with plaitli ends. Flostte er rayon tapes. Cotton re nylon cords. Senknrik Ginns and Pntat Co. 316 MagnoUs Ph. FA 3-4833 • | Shoemaker I C O N S TR U C TIO N C O * I 4, t re T, STUART c 8TDTSON, FATE R. BTMTSON, hi* vHfe, CHARLES M. HOBBS ant JOYCE J. HOBBS, his wife, Defeadaat* ef furniture, Monthly payments $13.73. Cell Celleet: C**»*lb*«ry TB RU1L NOTICH HP SUIT IN HOSTS ADH V M W M » M TO I STUART a 6TET00N. and FATR B. STBTeoN. hie Wife (Address — Unknown) Ten are hsreby notified that a Complaint to foreclose a certain mortgage saoumhsrlng the fallowlag dsserlbed real property, te.w lti Permanent Wave*, Including hair­ cuts, styling — 13.30. Air conLot », Week O, COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. I. Uennd shop, sir conditioned according te the plat thereof dryers. as retarded ta Flat Rook 11, 1 * 1, Pnhtlo Baserd■ ef Sag* LA B -R E ’ B E A U T Y S ALO N smlncl* Coanty, Florida, In­ 1146 Hiawatha Ph. FA 3-1361 cluding all tiruelurea and Improvtmeata saw and-here­ after on eald lead and fu­ ture* atUehsd t* er used In connection with ths premise*. Vacation Special! HOiT WRITINO, neeayi, Job resume* and lettora-of-appUcailea. Experienced *omp*t*>t RED WIOQLERI >3JO per 1606. African Ends, Cupped re bulk. eervlee. Low retoi. FA 8406L Mrs. Raymood Lawson. Phone lA w t n n a t ! pukhomb ! Sewing Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES k MODELS R E N T A L S |8 W E E K 106 Re. Palmetto (34 hr. Ser.) 394 I . 3rd St. THRIFTY RUMMAGE IALE—the bait ef bar­ gains, Tickets given with seek Me re more purcbeae— Thurs­ day, Friday A Saturday, July $, 7 A S. Drawing Saturday 6:30 p. m. You don’t have to be preseat to win. 1st prise Electric Fen. ted priie—Bedspread. Seminole Septic Tank CLEANING 333,00 PH. FA 14401 34 HOUR SERVICE WE OO ANYWHERE ANYTIME yon for the relief demendsd In ths Complaint. This Nolle* ebell be publish*.! one* n wtek for four eo*s*eutlv* week* In the BANFOltD HERALD. WITNESS my hand end official ■**l of office et Senrord. Seminal* Count)-, Flsride, this llth to y ef $11,300 t<r$17,i00 F A 2-8M6 WHEEL CHAIR*, cnitc&ei, esuee walkers. FREE DELIVERY Preicrlptlou our ipedsltp FAUST* Rx PHARMACY ted tad MeDeovUle Pk. FA M it t A U TO GLASS IN S T A L L E D Windshield Door Glow S PAINT, Luggage, Aurilngi, Hoot Coven, Torre, Twit*, Army* Kivy Surplus, I1A Sanford Are. Back Glow Vent Glow e r v ic e Senknrik Glass and Paint Co. Arthur If. •Rtt-kwlth. Clark of Circuit Court It) t Merlhe T. Vlhlse Daputy clerk I l l Magnolia PK FA 34CU ONGDALE sack weak tor four consssutlv* wee Its. W ITN B ** »h# hand e f the clerk ef the circuit Court. Semluele County, Florida, thiu gfrd t o r ef Job*. A. D. l i f t . SATISFACTION t-K A lArthur M- Beckwith, Jr. Clerk at Ik* Circuit Court Brt Jse* E- Wilke, Dsputy Clerk Winder wscdle. Heins*. Huntsr * Ward Attorn*/ at to w t i t Perk Aveeuk, Baulk Wletsr Park, Florid* . GUARANTEED • SPRIGGING & SODDING , • TILTHERING • FERTILIZING PHONE FA 2*3015 $159.50 NEW HOMES la BenEttful — Sunland Estates $13,800 - $16,000 re ^ Dey Cemptoto Cere Flea. Inctodee 3 • MOWING • EDGING Sanford's Moat Exdwlvo SaM IfI jIoa BUILT ft DEVELOPED BY The AriotftonG of Air CnmdHireling # P *# w w m w * v * w w v - p C h r y s le r A lr t e m p • Now Ao Low An $179.00 f S - BEDROOMS 1 . 1H • s BATHS ConrehdJennl A FHA Leone DIRECTIONS . Enter A m - h a l^ Retetee - Fritow Our K IN G 8 W O O D JACK DEMETREE 3 - Bedrooms 2 • Baths • Little An ^ ^ * let. LOCATED N. of SStlL Bt. am Loeaod. u AMY ANDERSON • BriH aff Agen t ^ Ph. FA 14316 k V l. FA H I M Free Estimates 3301 OAK .FA t-Ul ll - j [i �.. Ji/j? .■ . -V- til.’ t - h j" ■■* , It * " Tlv ' «"v ■' w v‘*: '•V*> ' ( *■ f **ji i ‘ " ' *' , -J, M .. . ■'. I J . "■ * ‘ , . 1i Pago 8 — Mob. July $, 1M1 jk v - • the girl's ild * who win fit la perfectly with jrourt. • • • By DOROTHY MALONB DEAR ABBY: I have not made a habit Written Far U P! o f reeding lo ttin to Abby, bat t think I HOLLYWOOD (U P l) — I've •hall, for each time my glanee fella upon your column t realise what I have missed often wondered whatever happenad to tbp type of motion, picture* in the study of human nature. 1 was particularly intrigued with a let­ mad* popular by. Spencer Tracy ter signed "Mother of a Doctor." She was disgusted with her .daughter-in-law. who Insisted on referring to her husband as "The Doctor." 1 am reminded of Bill and Marie, whom we have known slnee childhood. Colonels were a dime a dosen in the last war, but Marie started calling her husband "The Colonel." This revealed . an inferiority complex and a lack of taste. As a West Pointer, and ex-Ceptaln, X wouldn't tolerate my wife's calling ms "The Captain." My father was a doctor, and noiie of us (least of all my mother) called him "The Doctor." There were BO other good ones In our town. "Mother o f • Doctor" has my sympathy. EX-CAPTAIN : Tito bird your render to. ii .. qulred about, with the «M ny Week plum* — and yellow beak* is thn STARLING, H jund in the USA and Canada all year Yirand, I discovered this bird while I was , hanging out ray wash in my ohort aborts. X hoard a long, low whistle and thought a iBih waa trying to be fresh with rat, .1 am toM they ant destructive iniscta, but they can also dim holts la your roof and ere extremely dirty. They make a terrible racket when a flock of them gets They art an amufctng and handd, but will soon bs the world’s feathered post MRS. F. - T V M A R MR8. F.: Not while the pigeon Jg,with us I DEAR ABBY: Our son in marrying a girl from a very high-toned family. The girl's mother asked ms for a lint of the twrmU ws want, at ths wadding. She said invito my relatives. Some of our ■ ATS not very elanny. I don’t want Ilka I am trying to snub them, wouldn't fit in too good jeople. How can I invito . part s l u m i family (ths port 1 think will ; . lit in) and leave ths other pert out? MOTHEROF' O # ‘ Bm ew Oar Tube Cbm ISCC Beaferd A n PA I e Whst’s bothering yon? For a personal reply, write to Abby, Box 8865, Beverly Hills, Calif. Include a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. M FRCHANTS On "i, S T A M P S H M f lA GRAUF A OP OA G O V | tNSF’ K ' H D L- R1SSI D A D R A W N QTR FRYER FREE C-IFTS k wiB be a happy day or [» sad k ought to bo a day far tha Udl, too; If a TV RENTAL Seminole TV Armour Star or Swiffa Premium 1 :------------ :— ------------ who try to follow the often ting , sad always changing ■the m#n ere doing. They rarely If ever have Initiative or itntgOi of thalr own aa people. What thl* trend Indicate* 1 can't prefaaa to know but I wiah It would atop. I believe In feminity and ador* pretty clothe* but I'm alao tha hind of g^rl who bloaaom* In tha duet. I couldn't aland a ataady diet of “clothaa bora*" rolea oa the ■creen. Thera era aavarml fin* aeIrvaaea who bava 'mad* n caraar of CONFIDENTIAL TO MRS. P. T.J When your son starts telling you he pre­ fers blonde babysitters, he doesn't need DEAR MOTHER: I f you plan to inthe relatives—invito all the relatives, •to will probably be a few misfits on . " ,m " o ■ueh a- rate - In ■y nlveraeLInterutlon'a ’*Tbo Lett Sunaet." ‘in the film, I play the mother o f an Ulasltimate daughter determined to bring bar.up. wt|h Integrity and raapactabllity, Tha rota afforded me wonderful opportuniUaa aa an actraaa got to lie found too often thoao day*. Now nil a fetntaln* etar la gen­ erally required-to do Is function wondering frantically, "What thomaolvsa. It's tbs wavering, should I do?" 8b* la calmly worrying, uncertain parent who thinking, "This Is whit I have to makes a kid uneasy, And a child do." soon Isares to tabs advantage e( that kind a# parent. claim doesn't, bavo a perfect re­ A mother who la confident that sult, she doesn't worry herself aba can trust to love and com­ into n fiensy of aoUretnorao. mon sense to make bar a good Common oonoo tolls her that mother, (aha doesn't hope to be she Is only bamas and that aba perfect), can relax and enjoy bar aas’t enpect to never malm mis­ children. They, In turn, ean relax takes, nor coo she expect that everything In life will bavo a fattmv endlnx. Children will be batter off when mothers go bock to relying co common vans# and lov# to guldo all around when mothers atari them, Instead of depending on trusting tbamolvas again. Instead soma wall-thumbed book on child of putting all of their faith In cam for support. experts who keep changing the XUU trust adults, who trust rule*. LEGS or B R EA ST S LEAN M E A TY U SD A GRADE A Q U I C K F R O Z E N SHI PPED DRESSED & D R A W N TURKEYS™ 33 T o n ig h t P IC N IC S U P P L IE S 11 .............. W TUESDAY A. 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Oaaral Storm Hara'a Haltywaoi < i) c m ot CANADIAN DRY FRUIT FLAVORED T V Key Previews Pina D R IN K S r m eh t ■ IH (I t I O'clock Mavla ( ) ) Uaala Wall ( I t P *o*y* PUykaaa* l i M ( l ) Quick Draw fc«lra w ( ! ) Reektr a a i h.'i PlraaSa Deposit Carton Cigarettes (I t Vida* Vllteao ■ * .’5 Monday's top television shows *1 pmvtewod and ootectod by TV Kay's atrff of esparto who attend iCthoarsaU, walcb acroaolngs, and •nalyao acripia In Naw York and 'Hollywood! : The Americana — The Raconorlm n ce." <• rope ) Loo Mar.' Tin, usually a me so V detective, atari as a main Confederate gaptala ham. The eplaode, involv­ ing bath listen and CanMariite tore** wbaa a Coaledarata Patrol 'footeoifaj Uatea Uaoi. pUa km- TROPICAL PUNCH Big li FAPPLE-GRTRUIT UlL ORANGE, GBAPB lags 1*1(1 (It Miaaale* B tl«M (It Prlaa U Rleht (It Daabl* Kipoaura III 0*1* alarm akuw (til* ( I ) Coaaaairatlea (Ot Barprla* Paakaa* Size — m o r to w ASSO RTED FR O Z EN F R U IT l )| E C r i g I n — j b . MAXW ELL WI TH POOD order . ’ AMERICA'S FAVORITE . INSTANT COFFEE C A N A D IA N * * iOO*. Jar f . m. NBC. Dm aj Thomas. (Itepast)-Cuta *bew with a n Busty dotog n bit SWIFTS PREMIUM SHORTENING **y. LXtl ’• SANTA ROSA JUICY m om % ••■i'ur;i»’i i r V r o r v » *’ — **_■,*>(,.' "*-r'A - ■ f-.i"-,-v* ^ ;■ t J*'**^'- . ’ *'-• 'U (-* r *.'•» t .Jk, -* . h •« ^ - ™ M m m i a a 5 m r a i t o i m « m J > ^ -r*-*•■*■ »* •* ap-k. •- i* - *. *>• . *'l V-.J Ito . . . - If, ». - ... r* 1 ______ ___________________ mm I * �By United Prem International Holiday era died at the .rate o f about five an hour on the nation's highways during the first three days o f the long Fourth o f July weekend. A United Press International eount at 8:80 a. n . showed that 397 persons had died in traffic accidents since the holiday began at 6 p .m. local time Friday. W E A T H E R : Cloudy through Wednesday. High today, 87*92. Low tonight, 68*70. VO L. 83 United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 TU ESD AY. J U L Y 4, 1961 SANFORD, F L O R ID A NO. 227 Increase Sewer Rates LUANDA, Angola (UP1) Heavy fighting betwen native terrerliti and Portugueee security forces was reported today tram the ares north of the Dande River. To Pay! Back Loan City Fiscal A g«n t Loomis Leedy recommended Monday night? that the city sell revenue certificate bonds to con­ struct a sewerage treatment plant and that t)\e bonds be Sharp A rrested PHILADELPHIA (U PI) — The financed by raising the sewer rates from 30 to *60 cents a FBI Monday night sm iled ac­ month per customer. cused slayer Kenneth H. Sharp, Leedy told commissioners, In a special session, that the mm 29, one of the nation's 10 moat . wanted criminals. . . — —■——- - — -- j r - * - . Cuban Arrests MIAMI (U PI) - Havana Radio reported Monday night that five members of the anti-Castro un­ derground have, been arrested in Plnar del Rio. I U p 39 Injured ORAN, Algeria (UPD-Tbirtynine Algerian Moslem! were in­ jured Sunday .In a terrorist bomb attack on a village community center, French authorities an­ nounced today. I T W A S warm and sunny,, the start o f the holiday week­ end, and local resldenta swarmed to the beachea and backyards to sun themselves. Margaret McKay took to • the beach ia San Francisco, and everything went along fine until this striped beast walked up. Margaret was re­ assured When It turned out that the skunk was on a leash, and was a deodorized pet, with the owner on the other end o f the leash. - Traditional By Untied Prase Interuattoual Traditional Fourth of July weather wai on tap for tha en­ tire nation today, complete with scattered shower* and thunder­ showers. Finish School Y ea r Fireworks 8 roIndependence (Day celebrationsi ). of Jacksonville; end Chi % » # ; ■ dents were Bobby James- R works dlsplaya. 2 months old;t Darnell Re Ia North Orlando and In LongT months old, both suffocated wood, when the skies look “just acksonvilla; and, Easton Whldright" this evening, sponsors ef 16, a Perry high acbool boy today’s observance in both cum­ inunitiu will touch off the first match tor more than an hour’s •how In each location. A la Longwood, activities began at t a. aa. with a parade to Reli­ ef's Pasture on SR 431 where a full (lay of.entertainment it acheduled. Admission In the field is free. The North Orlando celebration, KUWAIT, Persian GuU (U P I) first of Its kind tor the VUUge, la scheduled to open at I p. ra, British forces were reported today today with a Little League Ball "enxious" to pull out of the oilgame followed by games and rich kingdom of Kuwait since the threat of an attack by Iraq bad QonteaU for all aga group*. A free aupper will be served diminished considerably. British Consul General John Inter In the day and betwoeq T p. a . nod • p. m., just-prior to Rlchman said Monday night that tlroworka, e "Little Miss North the United Natlona might have to Orlando" beauly contest will b* intervene to prevent Iraqi pre­ held tor the throe to five year eld mier Abdul Karim Kaatcm from renewing his demands to annex gtrla. Around tbs state holidaying Kuwait. Floridian* enjoyed warm weather ntchmand an Arab aolution Mlay on beaches, picnic grounds would be preferable and that # n d golf coarse*—with waning Britain preferred this over interword from safety suthoritto* cau­ vcntlon by the world body. But he tioning them lo drive with doubled ■aid if the Arabs failed, then the Job of Insuring Kuwait’* Inde­ •ero on their way home, . Three perrons hid drowned end pendence might fall on the United three died la mlscellaneeua acci­ Nations — either with a UN force dents tor e total of U accidental or UN repreacntativas on Uw daaths since the long holiday per­ scene. iod began at e p. a . Friday. \ In Iraq, Baghdad Radio accused Browning victims Included Rich- Britain of an Imperialist aggraaA jd Mochael llasck, 21, of Eau son againist a part of Us* (Iraq's) VofcUie, who -died whan he was territory' and an unmasked for­ wedged aider a ledge while eign interference in Arab world swimming hi Blue Springs at affairs which directly threatens Onega City; Erie Scott Dubsry, the safety of Iraq. Kuwait Crisis Easing, British Say MOSCOW (U P I) — Patrice Lu­ mumba Friendship Univsrtlty ended its first sesdemk year Monday, with “ the hulk of the students" passing tbbf portM. Three K illed » ELIZABETHTON, Tana. (UPI> —Throe men returning to North Carolina from n convention in Si. Paul, M1m ., wen killed Monday when their light plena' crashed into Holatoa Mountain In north- Dam Support WASHINGTON (U PI) — Presi­ dent Kennedy baa promised Ghana that the Unltad Stataa will back a giant Volta River dam project designed to spur the In­ dustrialisation of Weat Africa, it waa learned today. N ew Church PHILADELPHIA (U PI) - The United Church ef Christ, with 1,411 churches and a membership of about 2-mllllon, cams into ex­ istence today 21 years after tha precadent-MtUng decision to merge twe divergent denomina­ tions was first proposed. ‘High Noon’ LITTL ROCK, Ark. (U PI) - A group of nudists were scheduled to atrip on tha front steps of tbs Arkansas Capitol at “ Ugh noon" today In protest of a state law prohibiting nudism, according to Robert Clogber of Holy CUy, Calif. Fir«t Time FABMV1LLE. Va. (U P I) - Ne­ gro children went to acboot Mon­ day tor the first time In two yuan la Prince Edward County. bln of Uw plans to round up the entire Jewish population of Buda­ pest on aa island b too Danube River, b 1944 before skipping than off to extermination camp*. Von Tbsddoo sold bo and other Foreign Office officials decided that they must try b block to* plan or at toast stall lor time. However, both Von Tbodden end Walter Bufpoukatben, as* tha Army DouglroAM i*|M g| laid today, the United SlaM IPra the Philippines ere ttdivrobS In thalr March lor peace and proaperily. "Topetber we have suffered the bldod and the M eal and the tears," MaeArthur aaid In a speech at th T U lb andtvsrsary celebration ef Philippine Indeed* "Together we seek the way and the.truth and tha light, and now In this long twilight era that to neither war nor pose*, we stand together just aa firmly si before." The Ite a r -o ld general wai cheered by the largest crowd In Philippine history — estimated at on# million persona — whan he tod the Fourth of July celebra­ tions jn Manila's vast Luaeta Park. "In the effort to build o world of'ecooomlc growth-and solidari­ ty, in tha effort to build an simosphete of hope end freedom, ia the effort lo build a community of strength and unity of purpose, In the effort lo build a lasting peats of Justice, (ho Philippines and Uw Unltad Stales of America have become Indivisible," (he general said. it.. __ city ____ was in fina financial ahapo, adding “ you are now on the thres­ hold of getting tome Improve­ ments you hava needed for a long Ume.H Laady said that tha city could pay tha bonds back over a period of 2f years and could sail tha bonds at an intarast rata of 414 to 414 percent, "As a matter-of fact," Leedy said, avan if you don't under­ take this program th* »awer ratei should be raised. He also added that unless the rotes a n raised "you would end up by paying for such a program out of ad valfrlum Usas." V. A primary treatment plant ha^ bean ntlmated at (400,000 while a secondary plant would cost (000,000. City Manager W. E. Knowles estimated that the coat to finance tha bonds and operation of a pri­ mary plant per year Would be (41,000 ang for a secondary plant, ((0,000, Tha commission took no action th* matter irgular mroting THE TWO-STORY OFFICE and home at Beven Oaks Trailer Berk eoutk o f Banford on Hwy. 17-92 was completely destroyed far fin Monday.. Navy firemen end the Lake Mary Volunteers, at the seeae for more than tkiea jg . iT rg ad »!;;,% d & IXw S TljddJv,Through tlti dwtuinf. rin rn ra tiT w in S cndiifa i l lV S i finittg the f l i p ex to the one building in the closely congealed am . •> (H e n M Photo) /★ w ★ Preliminary Plant W ith Collaborating W ith Rods Report Due In 4 Weeks— Dietz A preliminary report on Just wbal kind of a sewerage treat­ ment plant Banford needs will be root to the City Commission in about four weeks, Engineer Dr, Jess Diets said Monday night. Diets,, associated with Clark, Diets, Daly, Leffler and Bush told the Herald, after a special City Commission meeting, that fats firm will start work Immediately on determining the best and moat feasible plant for Banford, The meeting Monday was call­ ed to start negotiating a coniract between the city and the engin­ eer* to draw up preliminary plans and designs for a treat­ ment plant. Howavor, lad. by Commission­ er Earl Hlgginiotbem, the board wanted the contract revised to spell out the engineering service* Involved in the agreement "I'm gon'u'read this contract twice and then again," Higgin­ botham said, adding "wo doo'l want lo Wave ourselves wide open." Moil of the disagreement hloges oa whothor the city wanta a resident ouglnoer to aurvtoe the coQitructtoa of the plant, or use its own manpower. The farillty would bo construct­ ed 00 lemloole Blvd., weat of Mills Croak an (bo sanitary land­ fill ana. Parolee Shoots It Out With Police SEAUL (U PI) — South Kores’i .... ' . . . ruling military Junta today charged ousted Premier John M. Chang and seven of hla ministers with collabroating with the Com­ munists. ' Also charged with collaborating with the Communists were for­ mer prosecutor general of the Chang regime, the former direc­ tor of the mint and eight former Democratic members of the as­ sembly, including House Speaker Kwak Siting lloon. The charges came only a day after wiry, little Maj. Uen. Pak Shung Hi took, over the role as top leader In the military Junta that overthrow tha Chang govern­ ment in a near bloodless coup d'etat May II. The military Junto, calling It­ self the military revolutionary committee, dissolved the national assembly closed schools, banks, TITUSVILLE (U PI) -The state may try again to send Joseph A. Peel Jr. to the electric chair at a trial bare oast week, but R Will alio pay part of bto defense costa. Peel, former West Palm Beach city Judge and atturnay, goes on trial b Brevard County Circuit Court at • a. m. nail Monday aa charge of conspiring with state undercover agent Jsines Yenssr to kill Floyd (Lucky) lioUapfel. Circult Judge Vaster B. Carl­ ton granted ■ defense motlep Monday authorising the stalo to pay the cost ef bringing two de* ftoao witnesses her* far Peel fbo witnesses are CUftofd Gaff­ ney, circuit court reporter b Fort airports sod harbors, and Impoaad nation's eaanomy bp ■horo ft* iiwik mumdmroUm------------ - Striking Seamen Set To Go Back To W ork scores of atrike-ldtod ahlpa today for a return to service-to eompUanc# with a temporaiy restrain­ ing order halting the 11-day na­ tionwide walkout against V J. flag no row pickets, would ho ordered vessel*. The order waa (stood Monday out and too "men wW bo la the Sylvester hall*," tot hiring a* awn a* they night by Federal Jut inedy orRyan after President United Btntro Unas asked to* ongb off i to week Monde/ night to fin-bp ton bettor* nn to* nsisen ner ski do ton America sad the Unltod ttatoi, The lino u !d Uw 'America wet scheduled to rod Wednesday tor Europe with M i * * * * * * * * * tad H tab** 2# bean to bail the holler*, get ro mm abound- up. , . . 1 . However, betaeao many df l b BLUE RIDGE, Ga. (U PI) - A 21-year-old prison parolee held up a drive-b restaurant south ef hero Monday and then Shot It out with two stab tie spire, Ralph (Kod) Moore, of Chats- vlctod Jewel thief. Pool IT, wen aa toaotvaucy worth, Ga., dtod b a Was* of bulpetition last week at Fart Fierce, where ho waa roevtowd Muck M ef masterminding the murder of Circuit Judge C. E. Chillingwart's, drowned at son with his U. B. Appeals Judge ,wile la Juan 1H8 Clark b Hartford, Cs � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 03, 1961 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 03, 1961. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 03, 1961; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1ec1936d1d90dad7152e76603cf0b50e.pdf dc4683bc4db1900a9490d8a787c101ae PDF Text Text •V*v YOUR YEAR 'RO U N D OCEAN PLAYGROUND IS A T F n « « ir MHt Ir a r lt M «m ir treat M to aaa «f •a r aiaay heaatlfal latorlar heaietHet yea are tare to fla t eae that will aieet with year reqalreaieato. Vee, this eeeaa playgreaad tea he year playgreaatf toe tor year ’reaarf faa la the tea. Traly pertoit f A S W Jrt ,V-.jt■ NEW SMYRNA BEACH K N M a iE R W T H IC T IO N I roll vow :h }ittan �t That Old Courthouse 'Ain't' It Used To Be Meet On Needs Set July 11 Brown Jabs tfnife In Termite Infested Beam BEIRUT, Lebanon (U PD—Brit­ ish warships steamed for the Perslaa Gulf and Red Sea today amid reports of a weekend crisis • v e r oil-rich Kuwait. At least two BrlUsh aircraft car­ riers, four frigates, landing craft and marines were reported bead­ ing for the area. They sailed as Iraq and Kuwaiti troops and arm­ o r rumbled up to tbe opposing sides of their common frontier. The crisis, worst la the Middle East since U. S. Marines landed in Lebanon in IMS, began Sunday O bbaa Iraqi Premier Karim Kassam announced that newly-lndependeni Kuwait was part of Iraq. Kuwait, a sheikdom the size of ' Mew Jersey, sits atop the largest laka af oil in the world, ft supplies nearly half o f Britain’s oU. Frederick Raps In London, the British govern* ment refused to reveal if Kuwait bad askad military aid under the friendship agreement between the two countries. But it announced it had taken "normal precautionary measures.” News Briefs More Jobs WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e Senaie-Hous* committee on reduction of nonessential federal expendi­ ture! reported today tbat tha gov­ ernment employed 1,337 more per­ sons In May than in April. Monroe Better .NEW YORK (UPD - Marilyn Monroe was in satisfactory condi­ tion and "res.log comfortably” today following emergency major surgery to remove an acutely in­ flamed gall bladder. WASHINGTON (UPD Rep. Charles E. Bennett (D-Fla.) gave a 11,000 personal check to Treas­ ury Secretary Douglaa Dillon ^U ts Rep. Gordon Frederick sc­ Thursday to help reduce the 9231 ented Got . Farris Bryant of do­ billion ija.ional debt. . ing Florida a "disservice and slap­ ping the Legislature In the face” WASHINGTON (UPD Tbe fvwheo he vetood construction prior* l t y designations in tho general ap­ Senate Thursday night approved tbe nomination of Adm. George W. propriations. Frederick said “ we worked four Anderson Jr. to succeed Adm. Armonths on those appropriation* leigh A. Burke as chief of naval and it shows lack o f confidence in operations. us.” In affect the governor's action lumped all construction for the * ■ . coming two years into one pro, gram and left it up to the gov{feraor and State cabinet members to decide which projects are as­ signed funds first. Frederick made the remarks at a meeting o f tho Jaycees when ha and hit colleague Mack Cleveland Jr. summarised the job of tha 1W1 legislature. Cleveland earlier had given Bry­ ant a half-hearted endorsement aa on* way o f avoiding a special seeAlston. •Cleveland Thursday, speaking to tho Jaycees, said that the time la coming when he believes an an­ nual session of the Legislature will be necessary because of the growth • f the state and workload In tha Legislature. Factfinders Say P ro g ress ‘Good* i NEW YORK (U P D -P re sid e n t iM s c d y 's chief factfinder today reported “ very good progress” In Mgotiations with the biggest of tht five striking maritime unions ia the lS-day nationwide walkout. However, a highly placed reps*1 aeatative of the shipowners said - J b n ; believed medialor David L. *4Jela was being somewhat opli mietle since it was unlikely that agreement could be reached with the National Maritima Union (NMU) until differences between * shipowners and the other striking eaten* era resolved. f ____________ Herald Index Comics ................. Otar Abby ............ Editorial ............... Entertainment . . . . Legs Is ................... Pessie .................... Roclety ................... Sports Church , Page 7 Page M .. P »g« • .. Page 7 .. Page 4 . Page 7 Pas* M l .. Page 7 .. Page 3 Page* t .. Pag* * Bennett Praised WASHINGTON (UPD Rep. Charles E. Bennett (D -FIs.) was praised Thursday by Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon (or. his efforts to "preserve the fiscal Integrity of our country." Way Cleared PORT PIERCE (U P D -T h e way was clear today for Joseph A. Peel Jr., to seek state financial help in appealing his conviction for masterminding the 1333 murtiers of Circuit Judge and Mrs. C. E. Chlllingworib. In The Mud PHILADELPHIA (UPD - The (ire-blackened Polish freighter Polanica lay beached on a -mud flat today fpllowlng a lire Thursday when her cargo of natphlhaleoc aimed a threat at Ihe waterfront for aix hours. Arrests 37 MARACAtBO. Venezuela (UPD —Police announced today that 37 leftists were arrested during tho anti-American demonstration touched off Thursday by U.S. Am­ bassador Tcodoro M oicofo's ar­ rival her* on a visit. ' Named Advisor LONDON (UPD — Antony Arma rang-Jones is gelling a new job. The Council o( Industrial De­ sign, which hired Princess Margsret'a husband early this year ns an unpaid adviser, announced tbat be will be one of four advisers to tbe editor o f Its magazine, "Dosign.” Koterba’s Body Found SEATTLE (UPD - The body of Ed Koterba, 43. United f e a ­ ture Syndicate columnist who was killed along with four others la a plane crash Tuesday, will be flown to Waynesboro, Pa., today. Koterba end tbe other member* of a party touring the Pacific Northwest wore killed when a twin-engine plane struck power tines and plunged Into ihr Paci­ fic ocean near Lafeush, Wash. © It ? g > a n fo rh If m t lii WEATHER: Clear to partly cloudy through Suturday. High today* 88-93. Low tonight, 70-75. Prime Minister Harold Mac­ millan also cslied his Cabinet in­ to session. The Foreign Office, however, refused to comment on press re­ ports quoting a U. S. State De­ partment official in Washington that a weekend Iraqi attempt to seize Kuwait by force was pos­ sible. The U. S. official was ssid to have attributed the report to diplomatic sources that could not be ignored. In Cairo, the press today ban­ nered reports claiming that Jor­ danian and Saudi Arabian troops also were involved, ft carried re­ ports that Iraqi forcai opened fire on Iranian ships carrying food supplies across the Persian Gulf to Kuwait. Arab League Secretary General Abdel Khalek sought to achieve a peaceful settlement, lie was expeeled to fly to Baghdad Saturday to confer with Kassem. Of Appropriations Anderson Okayed > Aftermath Of Water Damage Cracks In The Wall — Water Seeps In Steam Spot Courthouse officers and the County Commission will meet at 2:30 p. m. July 11 to determine the needs o f the courthouse, Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. reported today. • The commission had authorized Zoning Director Robert Brown to come up with a list o f recommenda­ tions on repairing the structure and Brown reported the building in a general rundown condition. The commission had authorized bids and specifica­ tions on repairing the roof but Brown believes that that is just one critical area. There are cracks in just about every office and water and termite damage is consider­ able. Circuit Judge Voile Williams in a letter to the Coun­ ty Commission this week urged a joint meeting o f of­ ficers and the board to determine the needs of the court­ house over the next 10 years. District 4 County Commissioner Vernon Dunn has gone on record as asking that the facility be put on • continuing agenda with the commission gnd that a de­ cision be reached within the next three months on building a new courthoifse or, major repairs to the pre­ sent building. VOL. 53 United Press Leaned Wire WASHINGTON (UP1) — Presi­ dent Kennedy baa ordered an FBI Investigation to determine the source o f published reports about proposed U. S. preparation* to meet the Berlin crisis. White House Prats Secretary Pierre Salinger said Thursday night that the FBI was investigat­ ing " disclosure o f certain secret Information from tha Pentagon." JACKSONVILLE (UPD A record budget of M M million baa been approved by tbe State Wel­ fare Board with warning* of a cutback in welfare * (trvlccs II funds are not increased. Tbe 944.4 million earmarked for old age assistance in the budget Is about 93 million more than operating expenses for tha current fiscal year anding today. Approximately 70 per cent ef tbe total budget funds will come from federal funds, a Welfare Department official said Thursday with the rest provided by tbe stale. Called Away Maj. and Mrs. W. E. Bristol oi Loch Arbor were called le Nebo, N. O , due te the death ef bis mother, Mrs. William BrisloL Funeral service will he conducted ia Nebo, thlj^w oekeni Salinger declined to elaborate. Other sources said that the president had directed his brother, Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, to start the Inquiry following pub­ lication o f an article in Newsweek FRIDAY, JUNE 30,1901 SANFORD, FLORIDA were drawn up by the joint chiefs. The president waa understood to fe d that the "leak" of the Joint chief*’ proposals wee a seri­ ous security breach and ha was determined to find out who dis­ closed tho information. The Chlcagu Hun-TImes said in an exclusive dispatch today that tha president waa "appalled” at reading tha article about tho Joint chiefs’ contingency plan for Ber­ lin before it reached him in the White House* The newspaper eald lb* .pul !*• , . .1 « .1 '_____ ^report, nr. A a magatin* this week. FBI agents hava been at tha Pentagon questioning officer* on the staff o f the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Newsweek reported that the plant for possible U, S. action Kennedy Signs Benefits Bill \ . •• * WASHlNtiTDW'rtJPr) ~ 1’ reAiieht Rerthia/Slgl day a liberalized Social Security bill providing grenfeM fits for 3.7 million Americana in September and hMld| check deduction beginning next year. A key feature o f the new law permits men to G2 instead o f G5 if they are willing to accept permai B y'L A R R Y VERSHKL Tbe Jeyceee realty put Stale Rep. Mack Cleveland Jr. on the spot Thursday. On* o( the boy* questioned Mack: Are you con­ sidering running for the Senator? Mack laughed and said be didn’t mean to bt evasive but It was a III.I# too premature to reach any decision. Anyway, whatever he does, I'm sura it will bo for Ihe best interests of Seminolo Coun­ ty. Cltveland will havt to decide by next spring on whstber he will aid the county the most by stay­ ing in the house or running for tbe Senate seat. Mack'a seniority in the house should bo considered. • * • The City Commission will meet with Engineer Jess Diets In spe­ cial session Monday nixht to nego­ tiate n contract with tha enxineering firm o f Clark, Daly and Diets and Laffler and Bush to plan and design a sewer treatment plant for tha city. City Manager W. K. Knowles said today that City fiscal agent Loomis Leedy as well ae Diets will attend tha meeting. Leedy is expected to discuss with the board possible methods o f fi­ nancing the plant. Knowles said that if the board approves tha plant, it would bo constructed on Seminole Blvd. Mayor Joe Baker won a brand west of Mills Creek on the sani­ new house in a contest and is re­ tary landfill area. ported undecided about gel.ing a "That area Is excellent for tho tenant for it. plant,” Knowles emphasised. Baker won the house in a con­ Last week the city agreed to the test sponsored by Chuck Atkin­ meeting and went on record to son’s Foodmart, who suggested build tho plant a* soon ae it ia tbe mayor get an occupant right feasible. I away. Among the source* o f revenue Mott landlords would hasien the city had discussed in /Inanclng to fill amply property, but At­ the plant are cigarat tax, utility kinson said the mayor tocmed tax, parking meters and electrical shy about getting this one occu­ franchise. pied and tha supermarket owner said ha thought the availability of tha bouse should bt made known. It’ s a large dug house which waa the prize in Ihe contest and th^ mayor has no dog. Record Welfare Budget Approved 1908 Berlin leak' Probe Ordered ?r> Treatment Plant Established A lot of county officials will be In for some "shocks” w.ten tho County Commission starts work on the 1M1-33 budget In a few weejii. One thing is sure, ell raises will have to be '.'Justified, according to on* commissioner. ! U. S..,Negotiating For Powers? NEW YORK (UPI) ~ Negotia­ tions are under way to exchange convicted Soviet spy Col. Rudolf Ivanovich Abel for U ! pilot Fran­ cis Gary Powers, the Nsw York World Telegram said today.* The Scripps-Howard newspaper said informed sources reported that one of the conditions bolding back the proposed swap was that tha Russians wanted the two pris­ oners rrleaved to s neutral coun­ try where they would be granted “ political asylum.” "This would allow the Soviets lo continue the fiction that Abel was not their man in New York.” llhe dispatch said. The trade was first proposed a year ago by Oliver W. Powers, father of lb* American airman who was downed over Russia May l, I SCO, and subsequently was sen­ tenced to ten yean in prison. Abel, tbe highest-ranking Soviet Intelligence agent ever raptured In this country, was convicted of Ihe capital crime of conspirlcy lo commit espionago and sentenced In Brooklyn on Nov. 13, IMT, to 30 years in prison. He is now in fed­ eral prison at Atlanta. Chuluota Firm Wins Cape Bids The Voigt Construction Company of Chuluola today was awarded two contracts at Cape Canaveral, Tbs city commission also is pre.| the U. S. Army Corps of Englparing work on its budgat and w* neers reported today. bop* they will give carciul con­ Tbs county firm was awarded sideration to Fire Chief Meek Cleveland's request for six addi­ on* contract costing 9131 A N for construction of an Army opera­ tional personnel. tions building at tha Air Forte • • * Missile Center. Don't forget ths 1340-41 licenses Tbe successful bidder, the low­ for fresh water fishing to tbe slato expiree today. A last minute est of five offers, will construct a rush la eapsetod, particularly one-story masonry structure con­ from angler* bent on trying thair taining 4,279 square test of spare. luck during the holiday weekend. Also involved is a amsil sentry Applications for licenses have house and utilities. beta coming in at an unusually The construction company also slow rate, possibly due to the re­ received a 920.111 contract to con­ cant rainy weather. Tho 131142 struct n missile support building senses bogle* Saturday. •t tha Cape. duced benefits. To finance the pri Social Security taxes o f and employes would up to 90 a year each si I. Sslf-smpluycd pare a 60 per cent higher pay up to 9U a year Among thus# bcnefltUi new program wilt b* will receive a 10 per csj in their payments. This rd to help about 1.6 mit lento. In addition, ths pri month minimum mon for workers who retire ;i be' boosted to *40. A' lion Social Security r expected to benefit. j'J Highlights of ths bill: Mrn: They would «*'dN option uf retiring at 03 am ing permanently irducsJJ Instead of waiting until U benefits. Wives: No change ia tha rats, which amounts to 60 ’ per cent uf a husband's benefit. Wives already can draw benefits at a reduced rate as early as 62 but cnly If their husband* are re­ tired and drawing benefits. Widows, widowers and parents: Benefit* will be raised 10 per cant fur the 1,626,000 now on Ih* rolls and for tboss who go on ths roils in ths future. Ths nsw benefit rat* will bo 8214 per cent, instead of 76 per .rent, uf the dec eased worker’s retirement benefit. Children; No change In basic rat*. Eligibility: Workers would be fully insured If they work ons out o f every fuur quarters lines 1050 on jobs coveted by tha tax pro­ gram. Tha rula now 1* ona out of three. Neutral Laos Charter Asked GENEVA (UPD — Communist Poland today called for a neu­ trality charter for Laos based on the Zurich priaeely summit deci­ sions and tha Red-promoted "five principles af peaceful coexist­ ence.” Meet Set ID* MU and Her Garda* Club of Chuluota will meet Monday at t p.m. at lit* home of Mrs. Georgs Zimmerman, Cast Hath M. Tha Newsweek artteto said tho Joint chisfa, at Kennedy's request had drawn up tha plana for ac­ tion to convince Sovist Premier Nikita Khrushchev that tha Ublted States "mean business" to its Berlin stand. Tha article said the Joint chief# proposals included: —"Evacuation o f Boms 260,004 U. 8. dependents from exposed po­ sitions to Waal Germany and Francs." — '"Reinforcement o f tho flu* American divisions sad their sup. unit* tn West Germany ,000 troops) by shipping additional dirisUM nltsd State*.” lion o f limited emorng up four National isians plus rs**rrist*| M draft calls." sandoering o f room er•ra (civil reserve air i,»ov* U. 8. paratrooper* soldiers te Germany aw wanks." demonstration o f U? •. employ nuclear wsapmight h i accomplished antion a f atomie-waaaena by moving atomic weepNATO area stockpile* nl ’ ready’ positions." iloyment o f other force* into combat-ready goal- iy Clamps ial Law UL (UPD - Hi* govdamped martial law t Turkey Thursday v ;<l has after uncovering wbat ft Herald a ln c ^ lS i fill was a plot to overthrow 1900, attended Columbia Gan. Gurssl's retime during tha Univarnity in New York alec ions next September. The government said couatotw and has worked on papers in DeLand and New Mexi­ revolutionaries planned a "bloody move” during tb* constitutional co. referendum. A "martial law communique” wa* issued by lbs government which said It had datalned sev­ eral members of a sacral organ!izalion, including ona man whs } carried a leaflet inching Turks 'to violence. Stats Road Department of filial* The man, identified as Ahm*t assured County Commissioners ,CUUl, was picked up Monday. Thursday that contract* on tha 8R The government said papers 434 project will bo 1st by Aug, 1, found oa him urged tallow Turk* / & ! BRD tnginvcis were optimistic to kill If neerssary to sera ex* over ths atari of the project at a Premier Adnan Menders and public bearing on the rued hr Id other former government officials Thursday altcmuon with romrals- now oa trial for their Uvea tor •loner* and al>oUt 10 Interested |violations of ths Coast! utloa. persona on hand. Both Mcnderes and ex-Presideat There was no opposition to tbe Celal Bayar were triad for treas­ project at the hearing; on following Cursel's coup d'slaL Tha government official* ware charged with suppress to* of freedom. Turkish officials said Um leaflet called for the organised** A 14-ycar-oid Sanford boy at* movement to "*aboU |s" raped serious injury Thursday MW ConsUtultoa GUriel has aftornooa wbaa while driving Wl mla*d to put bafsre the scooter ha raa Into tlm back dad « referendum « • > * * . of a vablcls aa Parit Av*., police said. Tha k*y« Archto B. Smith Jr., raa to t* . a rabid* aparstod by Thoms* W. Parker. He received b a a p r a l bruises and abrasions to Urn mis- will' class bap. N# abarga* w*i Bids On SR 434 Expected Soon 1 Sanford Boy Hurl In Mishop �f TW* ; •••’■ ' , V ~ ? ■ ’ •• 1 4 «*v . 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The crisis, worst in the lflddle East since U. S. Marines landed in Lsbanon in 1BS8, began Sunday QRhea Iraqi Premier Karim Kas•cm announced that newly-lndependent Kuwait waa part of Iraq. Kuwait, a sheikdom the sis* of ' New Jersey, aits atop the largest laka o f oil in the world. It supplies nearly half of Britain's oil. Frederick Raps In London, the British govern­ ment refuted to reveal if Kuwait had asked military aid under the friendship agreement between the two countries. But It announced it had taken "normal precautionary meaiurea." News Briefs More Jobs WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e Senate-liouse committee on reduction of nonesaential federal expend!turn reported today that tb* gov­ ernment employed 1,507 more per­ sons In May than in April. Monroe Better NEW YOBK (UPI) - Marilyn Monroe waa in satisfactory condi­ tion and "rei.in g comfortably" today following emergency major surgery to remove an acutely innamed gall bladder. Helpim&Uce D e ft r WASHINGTON (UPI) — H „ . Charles E. Bennett (D-FIa.) gave a 91,000 personal check In Treas­ ury Secretary Douglas Dillon gUta Rep. Gordon Frederick se­ Thursday to help reduce the t a t n s e d Gov. Farris Bryant of do- billion na.lonal debt. . lng Florida a "disservice and slip ­ ping the Legislature in the face" WASHINGTON (UPI) The ..w hen he vetoed construction prior* * /ity designations in the general ap­ Senate Thursday night approved the nomination of Adm. George W. propriation*. Frederick said "we worked four Anderson Jr. to succeed Adm. Armonths on those appropriations leigh A. Burke as chief of naval operations. and it shows lack o f confidencs In Of Appropriations Anderson Okayecl U s." In affect the governor’a action lumped all construction for ths - , coming two years into one pro­ gram siiid left it up to the covvjWsmor and Stata cabinet members to decids which projects are as­ signed funds first. Frederick mads tbs remarks at a masting o f the Jayceea when he and bis colleague Mack Cleveland Jr. summarised the Job of the 1961 legislature. Cleveland earlier had given Bry­ ant a half-hearted endorsement as ons way o f avoiding a special sesHlelon. Cleveland Thursday, epeaklng to the Jaycees, said that the time is coming when ha believes an an­ nual session of the Legislature will be necessary because o f the growth • f the atate and workload In the Legislature. Factfinders Say jress Good’ NEW YORK (UPI) — President . Kennedy's chief factfinder today reported "very good progress" In Mfotiationi with the biggest of the five striking maritime unions i t Um 15-day nationwide walkout. However, a highly placed repro‘ Mata live of the shipowners said . J b * ; believed mediator David L. ' « » * was being somewhat optiBrittle since it was unlikely that agraement could be reached with tb* National Msrltima Union (NHU) until differences betwean shipowners and tbn other striking unions nr* resolved. Bennett Praised WASHINGTON (UPI) Ilcp. Charles E. Bennett (D Fla.) was praised Thursday by Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon for. his efforts to "preserve the fiscal integrity of our country." Way Cleared FORT PIERCE (U P D -T h e way waa clear today for Joseph A. Teel Jr., to seek state financial help In appealing hi* conviction for masterminding the 1955 mur­ ders of Circuit Judge and Mrs. C. E. Chillingworib. In The Mud PHILADELPHIA lUPI) - The (ire-btackened Polish freighter Poianica lay beached on a -mud flat today following a fire Thursday when her cargo of natphthalenc aimed a threat at the waterfront for- sis hours. Named Advisor LONDON (UPI) — Antony Arms rong-Jones la getting a new Job. The Council of Industrial Design, which hired Princess Mar­ garet's husband early this year as an unpaid adviser, announced that ha will be one o f lour advisers (o the editor of its magazine, "D *siga." Koterba’s Body Found Page T Page M Page • Page T Page 4 . Page 7 Page M l . Pag* T Page 3 Page 5 Pag* 3 £ Tr Prime Minister Harold Mac­ millan als* called his Cabinet in­ to session. Tho Foreign Office, however, refused to comment on pres* re­ ports quoting a U. 8. State De­ partment official in Waabingtoa that a weekend Iraqi attempt to seise Kuwait by force waa pos­ sible. The U. 8. official was said to have attributed Urn report to diplomaUe sources that could not bo ignored. In Cairo, the press today ban­ nered reports claiming that Jor­ danian and Saudi Arabian troopa also were involved. It carried reporta that Iraqi forces opened fire on Iranian (hips carrying food supplies across tho Persian Gulf to Kuwait Arab League Secretary General Abdel Khalek (ought to achieve a peaceful settlement, lie waa ex­ pected to fly to Baghdad Saturday to confer with Kassem. 9EATTLE (UPI) — The body of Ed Koterba, 43. United f e a ­ ture Syndicate columnist who was kilted aloog with four others in a plane crash Tuesday, will be flown to Waynesboro, Pa., today. Koterba and th« other members o f a party louring the Pacific Northwest wore kilted when a twin-engine plane struck power lines and plunged into the Paci­ fic ocean near Lafcush, Wash. WEATHER: Clear to partly cloudy through-Saturday. High today, 88-93. Low tonight, 70-76, VOL. 63 United Preaa Leased Wire Treatment Plant The City Commission will meet with Engineer Jeee Diets In spe­ cial session Monday night to nego­ tiate a contract with the engineer­ ing firm o f Clark, Daly and Dietz and Leffler and Bush to plan and design a sewer treatment plant for the city. City Manager W. K. Knowles said today that City fiscal agent Loomis Leedy as well at Diets will attend the meeting. Leedy ia expected to discuss with the board poailble method! o f fi­ nancing the plant. Knowles said that if the board approves the plant, it would be constructed on Seminole Blvd. west of Mills Creek on the sani­ tary landfill area. “ That area is excellent for the plant," Knowles emphasised. Last week the city agreed to the meeting and went on record to build the plant as soon as it is feasible. Among the sources o f rsvenue the city had discussed in financing the plant are elgaret tax, utility tea, parking meters and aleclrical franchise. Record Welfare Budget Approved JACKSONVILLE (U PI) A racord budget *f 9MJ million has been approved by tb* State Weifar* Board with warnings of a cutback in w elfara' services if funds are not increased. Tb* 144.4 million earmarked for old ago assistance in lb* budget ia about 55 million mor* than operating expenses for tb* current fiscal year ending today. Approiimately 70 par cent *f the total budget fundi will come from federal funds, a Welfare Department official aaid Thursday with tbn rest provided by tb* state. Called Away MaJ. and Mrs. W. E. Bristol o, Loch Arbor were catted to Nebo, N. C , duo I* tb* death of his mother, Mrs. WilUam BristoL Funeral arnica will bs conducted is Nebo, t h i^ weekend \ T Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, JUNE SO, 1961 Berlin leak' Pro WASHINGTON (U PI) — Prealdent Kennedy baa orderod an FBI Investigation to determine the source o f published reports about proposed U. S. preparations to meet the Berlin crisis. White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger aaid Thursday night that the FBI was (nveitigatlng " disclosure o f certain secret information from the Pentagon." Salinger declined to elaborate. Other sources said that the president had directed hia broth­ er, Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, to start tbe Inquiry following pub­ lication o f an article in Newsweek magaain* this week. FBI agents have been at tb* Pentagon questioning officer* on the staff of the Joint Chief* of Staff. Newsweek reported that the plan* for possibla U, 8. action Kennedy Signs Benefits Bill WA8HW6TON*<OTn —" Pm^deht Tterthiay day • liberalized Social Security bill'providing arc fit* for 3.7 million Americana in September and h check deduction beginning next year. A key feature of the new law permit* men to 62 instead of 65 if they are willing to accept permai Negotiations Arrests 37 MARACAiBO, Venezuela (UPI) —Police announced today that 97 leftists were arrested during the anti-American demonitra'.io* touched off Thursday by U S. Am­ bassador Tcodoro Moscoso's ar­ rival here on a visit. • Aftermath Of Water Damage Cracks In The Wall — Water Seeps In British Warships Steam To New Trouble Spot Courthouse officers and the County Commission will meet at 2:30 p. m. July 11 to determine the need* o f the courthouse, Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. reported today. . The commission had authorized Zoning Director Robert Brown to come up with a list o f recommends* (ions on-repairing the structure and Brown reported the building in a general rundown condition. The commission had authorized bids and specifica­ tions on repairing the roof but Brown believes that that is Just one critir;;] area. There are cracks In just about every office and water and termite damage is consider* able. Circuit Judge Volie Williams in a letter to the Coun* ty Commission this week urged a joint meeting o f of­ ficers and the board to determine the needs o f the court* house over the next 10 years. District 4 Countv Commissioner Vernon Dunn has gone on record as asking that the facility be put on a continuing agenda with the commission jmd that a de­ cision be reached within the next three months on building a new courthouse or, major repairs to the pre­ sent building. c Sy LARRY VERSHEL The Jaycees really put State Rep. Mack Cleveland Jr. on the spot Thursday. One of the boys questioned Mack: Are you con­ sidering running for the Senator? Mack laughed and said he didn't mean to bo evasive but It was a III.I* too prematura to reach any decision. Anyway, whatever be does, I'm sure it will be for the best interests of Seminole Coun­ ty. Cleveland will have to decide by next spring on whether be will aid tha county the moat by stay­ ing in the house or running for the Senate seat. Mack'a seniority in the house should be considered. Mayor Joe Baker won a brand new house in a contest and ia re­ ported undecided about get.lng a tenant for it. Baktr won the housa in a con­ test sponsored by Chuck Atkin­ son’s Fnodmarl, who suggested the mayor get an ocrupant right away. Most landlords would hasten to fill empty property, but At­ kinson said tbe mayor seemed shy about getting this one occu­ pied and tbe supermarket owner ■aid he thought the availability of the bouse should be made known. It's a largo dog bouse which waa the prise in the contest and tbw mayor baa no dog. • • • u. For Powers? NEW YORK (UPI) — Negotia­ tions are under way to exchange convicted Soviet spy Col. Rudolf Ivanovich Abel for Ul pilot Fran­ cis Gary Powers, the New York World Telegram said today. * The Scripps-lioward newspaper aaid informed sources reported that one of the conditions bolding back the propped swap was that the Russians wanted the two pris­ oners released to a neutral coun­ try where they would be granted "political asylum." "Tbls would allow tbe Soviets to continue the fiction that Abel was not tbeir man in New York,” tbe dispatch said. The trade was first proposed a year ago by Oliver W. Powers, father of tb* American airman who was downed over Russia May t, two. and subsequently was sen­ tenced to ten years in prison. Abel, the highest-ranking Soviat intelligence agent ever raptured In this country, was convicted of the capital crime of ronspirlcy to commit espionage and sentenced In Brooklyn on Nov. 15, 1957, to 30 years in prison. He is now la fed­ eral prison at Atlanta. Chuluofa Firm Wins Cape Bids A lot of county official* will be ia lor some "shocks" w.ien tbe County Commission ' starts work on tbn 1M1-4S budget in a few week*. On* thing ia sure, all raises will have to be VJustifled." Tlic Voigt Construction Company according la one commissioner. of Chuluota today was awarded — • • • two contracts at Capo Canaveral. Tb* city commission also is pre­ Hie U. 8. Army Corpc of Engi­ paring work *o its budget and we neers reported today. bop* they wiU give carciul con. Tbe county firm waa awarded ■ideration to Fire Chief Mack Cleveland's request for six sddi- on* contract costing 5131,993 for construction of an Army opera* .ioaat personnel. lions building at tb* Air Force • • • Slissite Center. Don’t forget tb* 1MO-41 licenses Tbe aucceaaful bidder, the low­ for fresh water fishing in tha state expires today. A last minute est of fiv* offers, will construct a n ub la expected, particularly one-atory masonry structure con­ from anglers bent on trying their taining 4,370 square fpet of ’(pact. luck during the holiday woekeod. Also involved ia a. small sentry Applications (or licenses bare bouse and utilities. Tbn construction company also b**a coming ia *5 an unusually slow rate, possibly due to tb* re­ received a 520,151 contract to con­ cent rainy ueatber. T-* 1111-02 struct a missile support building a*(so* begins Saturday. at Ute Cage. dined benefits. To finance the pri Social H*curity taxes and employed would up to 50 n year each *1 I. Half-amployod p* a 60 per cant higher pay up to 99 a year Among those benefit new program will be will receive n 10 per e< in their payment*. Thli vd to help about 1.5 mi] lento. in addition, the prei month minimum nion for workers whu retire be boosted to 540. A lion Social Security reel] expected to benefit. Highlight* o f tha bill! Men: They would be option of retiring at 03 lng permanently i*dura„. Instead o f waiting until 01 benefits. Wives: No change is tha rale, which amounts to 60 per rent o f a husband’s benefit. Wives alieady can draw benefit* at a 1educed rale as early as C'J but only If their husbands ate re­ tired and drawing benefits, Widows, widowers and parents: Benefits will be raised 10 per rent fur the 1,676,000 now un the rolls and fur those who go on the rolls In the future. The new benefit rate will be 82 Vk per cent, instead of 76 per .rent, o f the deceased workei’e retirement benefit. Childien; No change in basic rate. Eligibility: Workers would be fully Insured if they work one out o f every (our quarter# alnce 1960 on Jobs rovered by the tax pro­ gram. Ths rule now ia one out of three. Joint were drawn chiefs. The president was understood to feel that the "leak" o f the Joint chiefs' proposals was ai seri­ ous security breach and ha was determined to find out who dis­ closed the information. Tha Chicago 8un-Timea said In an exclusiva dispatch today that tha preaidant waa "appalled” at reading tb* artiel* about tb* Joint chiefs' contingency plan for Ber­ lin before it reached him in the White House* The newspaper said the . pul report, ‘ ' m 2 Neutral Laos Charter Asked OENEVA (U PI) - Communist Poland today' called for a neu­ trality charter for Loos based on the Zurich princely summit deci­ sions and tha Red-promoted "fiv* principles o f peaceful coexist­ ence." Meet Set Urn Hia and Her Garde* Chib « f Chuluota will meet Monday at S p.m. at the borne of Mrs. George Zimmerman, The Newsweek article said tha joint chiefs, at Kennedy’s request, had drawn up the plans for aetlun to convince Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev that the Unit­ ed 8 tales "mean business" ia it* Berlin stand. The article sold the Joint chief* proposals Includedt —"Evacuation o f torn* 150,00# U. 8. dependants from exposed po­ sition* in Weal Germany and France." —‘‘ Reinforcement o f tho fie* American divisions *nd their rapunit* in Weet Germans » troop*) by (hipping additional divlslia* nlted State*.1* Uoa o f limited eeserng up four National Islons plus ressrviftsi draft calls.andeerlng of cornmar* ro (civil reserve air move U. 8. paratrooper* lie n to Germany *w weeks." demonstration o f U* S. employ nuclear wsapmlght bo oecompllahed ptioa * f atomic-weapon* by moving atonal* wrapIn NATO area stock pile* 'ready' positions." yment o f other force* Into combat-ready pool. 7 Clamps ial Law UL (U P!) - TOa go?■ damped martial law t Turkey Thursday has r uncovering wbat ft was a plot to overthrow Herald *intw.\i I9 6 0 , attended ' Columbia (ten. Gurael's roglm* during tb* University In New York •lec ions next September. Tb* government said counter­ and haa worked on papora in DeLand and New Mexi­ revolutionaries planned a "bloody m ove" during tb* conatitutteaal co. referendum. A "martial law communique" wa? issued by the government which said it bad detained aovera! members of a secret organ!j zation. Including one man wh* carried a leaflet inci.lng Turks mo violence. State Road Depaitment officials i Th* man, identified as Ahmet assured County Commissioners . Ciitci, was picked up Monday. Thursday that contract* on the 8R Th* government said papers 4214 project will bo let by Aug, 1, found on him urged fallow Turk* 8RI> engineeis were optimistic to kill if nrcrssary to sav* exover the atert of the projiKt at a Premier Adnaa Mender* and public beating on the road held other former government officials Thursday altsrnoon with commis­ now on trial for tbeir Uvea lor sioner* and about 10 intetested violation*' of the Const! uliao. iwiwune on hend. Both Menderes and «x-Pr**«teak There wo* no opposition to the Colal Bayer were triad for treas­ project at Ute hearing. on following Cursal'a coup d'etat. Tbe gorerament officials ate* w«ro charged with suppress!** of freedom. Turkish officials said tb* leaf­ let called ter th* argaoiuitea *f A 14-year-old Sanford boy osa movement to ."aaboUgn" tb* rapid serious injury Thursday m w CnnsUtottea Gurtnl ha* | aflernoo* wbos white driviag bis mixed to put before tha voteft scooter ho ran late tb* back sad t referendum a* Sept. IT. * of a vehicle on Park Av*., pottc* Bids On SR 434 Expected Soon Sanford Boy Hurl In Mishap Tbn b*y, Archie B. raa tele a Thomas W. Parker. He bruises and nbrapioas in hap. ft e ebarpao was* < Jr kf lv*d -I i �•*j» Sunday. ta n fp r b Mary Magdalen Officers Installed grratB • Pttge 2— Frl; Jure 30, 1061 New officer* o f tbt St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church or Attamonta Spring* were Inttailed by Pr, Hubert J. Resson at the T a jn . Maaa Sunday. Receiving the bleating of office were Maurice LaRue, p r e s e n t ; Byron Robinson, vice p resid e*; William Tisdale, aecretary; Ro­ bert L. Watt, treasurer, and Wil­ liam Bergln, marshal. Methodist ALTAMONTE BAPTIST CMURCM W. P. Brooks, dr. Pastel . . . . Assoc. Pastoi Morales W e n M p ....... 1:44 a. as. J t . B. Pinker .. Bunday Sekool .......... S:4» a. a •' ' Meeting W orakip.......l l : N Training Union ...........• : « .Evening Worakip . . . . 1:44 -Wed. Prayer Barviee 7;30 a. p. p. p. m a< at. a. Highway Lewis D. Haines .. Sunday School . . . . . Morning Worship ... Training Union . . . . . Evening Worship .. . Wad Prayer Service PtRJT METHODIST CMC BCR 411 Park Are. ............ Paste Pastor John Adams Morning Worship . . — 1:30 a. n Sunday School ....... 4:45 a. n Morn tag Worship . . . . i o « a. n HYP Mootings ....... Tilt p. ■ (Intermediate, Senior) Evening Worship ....... 7:10 p. n Cetholic ALL SOUIA CATHOLIC CHURCH Oah Ave. at Mb BL Richard Lynns . ............. Pi Sunday Massaa .... .. .. 7 :0 0 i Christian FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH t i l l 8. So Mart Ave. J a m s N. -Barnett..............Past Sunday Sekool ................4:43 a. i Homing Worakip ....0 1 :0 0 a. i Fr. Reason Takes Purchasing Trip POSTER CBAPRL METHODIST CHURCH Oviedo Sunday School . . . . . . . 1:41 a. Morning Worship .........11:00 a. Evening Worship ....... 1:00 p. Wed. prayer service ..7:30 p. m. ns m aa. ORACH METHODIST CHURCH Oners Rd., at Woodland Are. W. Thomas Parson Jr. Pastor Sunday School ......... 1:43 n. m Morning Worship ......... 10 a. m. MYP ..................... .......4 :3 0 p. ns. PAOLA WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 4 Miles Wes4 M I t 44 William LuU ................... P Sunday S ch ool....... . 4:44 Morning Warship ....10:43 t PINBCBRBT ASSEMBLY OP GOD CHURCH , Cor. n th and Elm H. M. Snow ............ y .. Pa Sunday S ch o o l................ 1:43 a Manilas Worship .....1 0 :8 0 a Evening W orship...........7:30 p Wed. Prayer Service .. 7:30 p Pour Tree. Methodltt pastor* from tho stata o f Florida hava boon engaged this week In s crash program o f Spanish lang­ uage study at the FrienJihip Christian Day 8cbool at Ybor City, Tampa. Under the 'direction of veteran Spanish Missionary, Miss Ruth Landin, principal o f the school,\ the group has been pre­ paring for an evangelistle tour Park Ave. a id 14th El C. C. Dees ....................... I Sunday School ........... 1:45 Morning Worship 11:00 Evening Service 7:00 | A.Y.F. Youth Service .. 4:00 Wed. Prayer Service ..t.o o Sunday School ........... 11:00 a. Sunday Service . . . . . . 11:00 a. Wednesday Service ....4 :0 0 p. Beading Room Open Tuee. and Tbure. 2:30-4:30 p. Pr. Hubert J. Reason o f the St. Mary Magdalen Catholle O ra ch of Altamonte Springs haa mad? a trip to North Carolina for tha pur­ pose o f purchasing school equip­ ment and supplies. H i la new parochial school, for grades one through four, will open Sept. I. RKV. AND MRS. FRED W. FOSTER recently war* appointed to the Barnett Memorial Methodist Church in Enterprise. Foster, a native o f Illinois, received hie early education there. He came to Florida eight yeara ago where ha wet associated In landscaping work with his two aona in Daytona Baach while atudylng for the ministry. (Cox Photo) Other Churches BBRNBIBR METHODIST CHURCH CUras Heights Hugh Booth ......... . . . . Pastor Sundsy school . . . . . . 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship .. 11:00 a. .a . M. V. P. . . . . . . . . . . • 0:30 p. m« Wed. Prayer Service ...7:10 p. m. KveaMgWenhip WadTPrayor gar Commencement exercises of the forest City Baptist Vacation Blbla School will be held at the church Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Martin Dunn, superintend­ ent o f the school, has announcer that all parents and friends are invited to the program and to the work exhibit which will display arts and grafts completed during the two week period. of the Dominican Republic, July depend almost entirely open this week’s preparation. It has been 11-2S. Pastors Riker Simcoe of Miami, difficult to twist old too guts Elden Kline of Lakeland, Clyde around new phrases, but the ur­ Dollar of Sanford, and Bob Crans­ gent desire to communicate their ton of. tha Ybor Free Methodist message in Uftlmoay and song Church, a ministers’ mala quar­ ha* produced thl* aeriou* effort. tet, will unite their efforts to The quartet trill participate in the earning Annual Proa Metho­ both slag and apeak. Visiting the Dominican Repub­ dist Conference in Clearwater lic for the first time, the group's July >*• and then depart from effectiveness in tbe language will Miami for Mm Dominican. HOW CHRISTIAN SCISNCi . HEALS WSFR 1144 KW m a. m a. Wosloyaa Yeuth........... 4:48 Church O f Christ Evening Worship ......... 7:30 | Wed. Prayer Service 7:34 | CMURCM OP CHRIST CASSELBERRY 1144 S. Park Ave. METHODIST Merrie Ruby Mlalitei HMRway 1 . H. OrUBa .......... .- Porta* Blbla School ... 10:04 a. a ■Sunday Sekool ............ 0:41 a. a , Meeting Worship .. 14:34 n. a . Darwin A. Shoe B U S H SPRINGS BAPTIST CMURCM Mew ing Wer*Wp . . . . 11:00 a. a . -YHlnins UnUn ......... S ilo p. m. B o w in g Worship . . . . 7 :U p. a . W o d /P ra y o r Sorvtso 1:40 p. a Evening W arship..........7:30 p. as, gad, Blbla IM d r........ 7:14 p. m. COMMUNITY CMURCM 17-41 ............ P u ts Early Worakip . . . . . . S:M a. a Church School ............ 4:43 a. tr Worship Sorviea . . . » 11:00 a, n MYP .......................... 4:00 p. a Eveaing Worship . . . . 7:10 p. a Wodnosdsy: Fellowship Supper , . . . ’ 1:10 p. a Bible Study ................ 7:30 p. a Garold D. Boatwright . . . . Paitor Sunday School .........- 4:43 a. m. Homing Worship . . . ii:o o a. a . Evangeliitle Service ..7:30 p. a . m ■.■* % fi f ' * a r i s e n o r je s u s c h b jst OP U T T E R DAY SAINTS S31I Pork Avo. J. O. Brook* Breach Prsildtat Prie*tbood Meeting . . . . S a. a . Sunday School . . . . . . 10:30 a. m. Sacrament Meeting 4:00 p. a . TUB SANFORD CONGREGATION OP . JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES ta n in a t Sunday Watchtower Study . 4:0a p. a* Wed. Blbla Study . . . . . . 7:34 p. a . Friday Service . . . . . y . . 4:14 p. a . w. P1SST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LONGWOOD t. Ruth Grant ............... Tartar Sunday School — .....10:40 Moraine Worship ....4 1 :4 4 Evening Sarviaa............ 7:40 Wad. Prayer Service ..7:40 a. a. p. p. a. a. a. a THE SALTATION ARMY SM B. Second 8L Sunday: Sunday School . . . . . . . 10:44 a. a . Holiness M eeting....... 11:44 a. a . Y P L ....... ..................... 7:44 p. a . Salvation M eeting....... 7:44 p. a . SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHUBCH Seventh SL and E la A m . C. W. Beach ....... . Peat or Saturday Sabbath Sehoot 4:40 a. a . Molnlng W orship.......... 11:40 a. a . Wed. Prayer 8crvico -.7:40 p. a . * VWWVIVn JBInla 4) • f A LL PON THR CHURCH Do you eosnt Be anndleo on your birthday «aka? Why botharV Om you’re p u t awoot sixteen, it doesn't matter bow many candles jou’r* en UNTTT CENTER OP SANFORD itie Service .. 1:30 p. ra. Unity Center 4H R. let B t leetlag Wed. 7:14 p. a . Josephine B. Stucklc .........P utoi Sunday Worship .........11:41 a. a Tuesday Claaa ............... 4 p. a - One of God's gw|taat gifts ia the Cknrch Of OaA Of MOT B la A n Robert U StrieUand Sunday School .......... Morning Worship . . . . . Evangelistle Service , Woman’s Missionary . Yeung Peoples Sun. fo r. 4:44 p. as, Manias Worship . Pioneer FaUowsklj Oanrgn Jarvis III .......... View Senior Fellowship Mnlp Enaharirt ....... 7:44 a. m. Evening Wnrahlp 1st, 3rd, Stb Sun. .. . «;sa a. m. Morning Prayer, and, 4th Sua .......4:44 a. as. Sundsy School . . . . 4:44 a. * . Birthdays ranted aa of tha passing at ttew, of n saw tU . 0*UtSte your birthday by giving. Give nometblng o f youraelf, by going to your church and taking pari in its aettvltiaL aapadaUy thou that help ethers. Next yaar, tha added candle oa your oaks will bum with a apodal bright* CHULUOTA* COMMUNITY CHURCH Boo p . Wool, Pastor Charch School ......... 14:44 a. n». Church .....................11:44 a. •• Youth Chriitlaa Fellowship ................. 1:44 p. a . Negro Churchef PBOGBE8S MISSIONARY BAPTOT CHURCH Midway E. B. W illiam s....... ......... Sunday S ch o o l................. f Homing W arship....... 11:4 First. Third. Pourth Banda Eveaing W orakip.........7:4 Jewiih Synagogue CONGfkG AVION BETH 4SBABL irth and Magnolia Friday Eveaing Service . 4 p. a Lutheran Mi WMgwBu PeUowship M ow B l A i l J. W. Herahill ............... Part* Church School...............1:44 a. m Homing W orship....... 11:44 a. m UPSALA COMMUNITY Kveniag W arship......... 7:44 p. pi PRESRVTRRIAN CHUBCH Tuesday Pray e r ...............7:44 p. ni Jobs W. pillar : .......... . P atto Merolng Warship .........9:40 a. m. DON HOPE BAPTIST CHUBCH Sunday School ............. 14:44 a. • i l l Orange Ava. WaitmiateUr Fellowship J. L. Brooks.................... Pastel Seniors .................. ...7:44 p .m Church School ............... 4:34 a. m M on ies W orship......... 11:40 a. m Kveniag Warship . . . . . . 7:44 p. ■ Sunday School Morales Warship lu g i c M « . ifeJP a4•at I ;«t| M id V Rib Theatre “The Beet In Movie*” GOOD MEPBEBB UNITED LUTHERAN CHUBCH Irt f t and La# Am. Era**t Bollck Jr. Pul Church School ........... 4:*a a. Moralag Warship .... 14:M a. Pallor’s Class ; ...... . 4:44 a. I The support o f the Church Series is sponsored by the following Business Firms: K Compliments o f Wheeler Fertilizer Co. O v ie d o , “ For AU Your Printing Needa1 M S W tS S r W. 19th “ Prices Are Never Higher” i l l Bast Id P te. FA M B Member F.DXC. FA 14 �Dr. J. N. Robson waa guest of fc>rtor at a birthday celebration given by his children at the home e f Harry R. Robson, (13 East 14lb •treat, Saturday afternoon. He was celebrating his 90th birthday anniversary. AU of his children were present for the event. They were Mrs. Ann An­ derson of Hastings, Fla.; Miss Of Tomato Recipes "One medium-sized tomato (three to a pound) will give you nearly half your day's quota of Vitamia C as well aa a generop* amount of Vitamin 'A '." That sutement from e recently revised U. S. Department of Agrlculture publication, entitled "To- - Yoqr T .M .”■ If matoea on Tame is ■ a ra. re­ minder that tomatoes are among tha most Important foods for vit­ amin C and that vitamin A is an added value, as is their bright color and tempting flavor. Tha-leaflet offera tips for use o f tomatoes aod a vUda variety of recipes for both ripe and green . . tomatoes. Recipes range from soups, salads and sauces to main dishes, marmalades and preserves —and even that longtime favorite, green tomato pie. A tomato and chicken main dish recipe In the Icaflr Is Chicken Creole in which yo - 4 birds now so reasonably priced on the mar­ kets may ba used. Here are the In­ gredients for all servings: 4 to 5 b pounds of chicken, U cup flour, * 1 teaspoon- salt, pepper, U tenspoon paprika, U cup fat, 4 cup chopped onion, 14 cup water,14 cup chopped gre-m pepper, 214 cupa fresh or canned tomatoes. To make: Have chicken ready In serving pieces. Roll jn mixture of the flour, salt, pepper and paprika. Brown in melted fat. Add onion, cook I to 1 minutes. Add M the water, cover aod simmer r about 1 hour or until almost ten­ der, adding mora water U necess­ ary. Stir occasionally to kaep from aticking. Add green pepper and tomatoes. Simmer about 30 min­ utes longer. Serve oa hot noodles or rice. Copies of "Tomatoes on Your Table" (Leaflet 271) are fret on request at the Home Demonstraa fcliu n Ofiice at the Courthouse. 9 preferred Officers o f the Woman's Mis­ sionary Union of the First Baptist Church met for the quarterly bus­ iness meeting at the church. Reports for the quarter were read andplans made for the sum­ mer moothl? Incfuding iunfheon meetings la July and August. August 2 was announced as the meeting date for the Seminole Association Rally to be held at First Church. Mias Rosa Lee Ap­ pleby will be guest speaker. Plans for a mission study of the book "Sharing Possessions" was made for July, August and September. Highlight of the meeting was the report of the nominating commit­ tee, 3!rs. Clyde Humphrey, Mrs. 3lyron Smith and 31rs. If. E. Tur­ ner. The following slate of officers waa presented and elected to serve for (he coming year. Longwood Personals By BETT1E SMITH Mr. and Mra. Grant Bowman and children have returned home after a two week vacation In North Carolina. They visited relatives and friends and spent some time in the -mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrison have returned home from a five day trip to the west coast o f Flor­ ida. They enjoyed a visit to tha Rlngllng Circus Museum, art gal­ leries and a stay at-Lido Beach, where they enjoyed swimming and resting. Mrs. Cecil Tucker, president; Mrs. B. C. Moore, vice president; Mrs. C. L. Park, YWA direc­ tor; Mrs. Dalton Cates, GA direc­ tor; Mrs, H. H. Martin, Sunbeam director. Mrs. Willie Pippin, pianist; Mrs. H. H. Newman, assistant pianist; 31rs. Christine Woodruff, choris­ ter; Mrs, W. A. Morrison, enlist­ ment; 3lre. R. T. Thomas, pro­ gram; Mrs. J. T. Denton, mission study; Mrs. A. J. Peterson, pray­ er chairman. Mra. R. F. Cooper, community missions; Mra. J. T . Hardy, stew­ ardship; Mrs. Turner Lodge, pub­ lications; Mrs. Roy Britt, public relations; Mrs. Homer Osborne, Children’s Home; Mre. Fred My­ ers, courtesy and sunshine. Mrs. Helen Carter. USO; Mra. E. A. Covington, nursery; Mrs. W. T. Cavanaugh, greeting chairman; 3lrs. S. A. B. Wilkinson, social; and Mrs. Helen Carter, assistant social chairman. Circle chairmen are Mrs. George Dixon, Mrs. E. R. Wood, 3lra. Eunice Dann, Mrs. Forrest Gatcbel, 3trs. Otto Thomas, Mrs, H. A. Moreland and Mra. J. Fred Wilson. Mra. C. L. Park will serve as YWA director-counselor with Mra. W. A. Krataert aa asaistant; Mr*. W. A. Thomas and Mra. Ralph Betts will serve aa leader and asaistant of the Intermediate GA's; Mrs. H. H. Martin and Mra. J. L. Hobby, as leader and assist­ ant for the Primary Sunbeams, and Mra. W. K. Giles, counselor for the 13 year old girls auxiliary. Evening The Jaycee Wives Club will meet Monday at the home of Mra. Hammond Polk, <03 Haywood Drive, in Sunland Estates. The executive board meets at 7;30 p.m, followed by the businois m»d program at • p.m. fisVL&DJUth Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Stine of Deerfield, III., will arrive Satur­ day for a three week vacation and visit with Mr. SUnc's parents, Mr. and 3lrs. George Stine. Several ihori trips are planned while they are here, including Sanibei Island, Cape Canaveral, point! of intereat on the weat coast and some fishing expeditions. Guests of Dr. and Mrs. H, Waydc Rucker, yealerday, were their eon and hia family, Dr. and Mrs. H. Wayde Rucker Jr. and Alyson, of Leeaburg and Dr. Ruckcr'a niece, lira. Garrett Quinn and grandson, Garry, from Washington, D. C. SHELL GAME Use your favorite simple tuna salad combination tuna, celery, and mayonnaise i as filling for fruit o r vegetables. The tuna salad can go into scooped out tomatoes or green pepper*, avocado halvec, cucumber boats, or boats made of pineapple quarters. For the most detectable results, use the delicate tuna that cornea packed fct vege­ table eilt During Week o f July 4th tients called to congratulate the honoree. The day was climaxed with a family birthday dinner at the Capri Restaurant at a p.m. S u b * day the group spent the afternoon on the Wekiva River on Harry's pontoon boat. During the open house celebra* tion. Pearle, who is an accom* plished musician as well as a Lieutenant Commander in the U. S. Navy Reserve, played back* ground music oa the piano. A color scheme of gold and yrl* low was carried out in flower ar­ rangements, candles and napkins. The birthday cake was topped witk the inscription "G ay Nine­ ties." The same decor was im­ printed on the napkins. Punch was served to the guests with the cake. Dr. Robson was born in Char­ leston. S. C., June 24. 1§71. He graduated from the South Caro­ lina School of Pharmacy in 1997 and later decided to study medi­ cine. Ha attended medical col­ leges in Charleston and Atlanta and graduated from the University of the South at Sewanee, Trnn. After two years In Union, S. C., he established residenre in San­ ford and practiced medicine, spe­ cialising in women and children's diseases. He also operated a pri­ vate sanitarium for several years. In 1911 he look post graduate work at Tulane University. He was a member of the Orange County and Slate Medical societies and was affiliated with the In­ dependent Order of Odd Fellows, The Woodmen of the World and other civic organisations. He was also physician for the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad for several years. His wife died in 1954. Despite the urgings of his children he will not give up his own private apartment on Sanford Ave. He drives his own car. goes to the beach, vialts rela­ tives, enjoys the movies, goes fjshlng and leads as active a life as most people who are in their early sixties. In Winter Park Donnie Smith and Richard Grant o f Longwood have Joined the baseball team In the Audubon Pony League sponsored by the Winter Park Bank. Donnie plays infield and pitches and Richard plays first bsse. Their team haa been In first place during the second half of the sea. son. Bradbury - Benton Wedding Planned Mr. and Mra. L. C. Bradbury of DcLand announce the engageinent and approaching marriage of their daughter, Edna Ellen, to Charles Benton, son or Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Benton of Sanford. The wedding will be an event of ------------------------------------- ;------------A w ».t| * A n n a Miller C ircle iIn n it mia a l* t e*s' w iN^*e*w is a , In to i July 7 at • p.m. at the Pentaeeatal Holiness Church, o f DeLand. Miss Bradbury attended DeLand High School and ia presently e * « ployed by Rboer Products, I n c . in DeLand. Mr. Benton, bom In last laid, attended schools bars, i f hating Seminole High School. While there »>• was a member at tie f u t o n Farmers Club. u.H*8 •*rv#d Army my** ** spent in Germany. He la present ly employed by Ranmide D oan . a subsidiary o f Air Contra! Pra* Following tha hamburger broil ducts, Inc., o f DeLand. Tuesday evening, members of the All frienda at the couple nan lb» Anna Miller Circle held a short vited to attend tbo wedding. Member /- I G rou p Decide on how aapoaaaa ha ah«r*4 before vacaUaak as Suzanne b a r been all during her high school days. She Is a member of the Methodist Church Choir, was a membar of the liighv School Glee Clab and Triple Trio. j Lake Ave., baa won a four year music scholarship at Lander College in Greenwood, 8. C. Suzanne, one of thn 19fl Semi­ nole High School graduates, had completed .entrance eaams and was considering enrolling at Lan­ der this fall. She and her' mother wenl to Greenwood for an interview with the president of the college. After a short interview he introduced her to Prof. O'Nan, college voice professor. He asked her to vocalise and talked to her tor some time. Three diya after she returned home, ebe received a letter stating that upon recommendation at the music de­ partment, the had been awarded a full muiie scholarship for four years. Needless to say she was way up on cloud nine and the rest of the summer will be spent prepar­ ing for four year* of mualcal training. Sanford residenta will not be Dealt offer to leave the Mp when < friend takes yen la M l in. a restaurant. 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Scholarship Holiday W eek------ p For little Moms end not-aolittle Moms, It’s rug* and spreads end sosh-fcnows-whetall-weshing time again- At ECONO-WASH you can use as many m shan as you need at one time. . . p t tha fastest, cleanest — eh in team. . . the Busiest *yingl Takes only akeut an hour la du tha entira week's laundryI (Herald Photo) Mrs. Tucker Named t?' President O f WM U Monday stock Here is the basic recipe for a Jellied meat loaf using either chicken or beef stock: Over low beat, dissolve 1 envelope unliavored gelatine in 4 cup slock (or broth or bouillon), stirring con­ stantly. t Add 114 more cups well-season­ ed stock and chill until the mix­ ture Is the consistency of unbeaten egg white. Add 1 4 cups diced cooked meat or chicken end 14 cup finely chopped celery or parsley and chill until firm. S en es 4. ent but M n. Anderson's husband was unable to attend. A family reunion was enjoyed during the day with open house held at the Harry Robsons in the afternoon. Several longtime friends and pa* son. Seated Pcr.rlc, J. N. Robson nnd Mrs. Ann Anderson, DR. J. N. ROBSON and hi* seven children are pictured at hia 90th birthday celebration. Left to right, standing, are Alfred, Claude M.f Dr. Robson, Jack and Harry Rob* ^ Ask For Leaflet Tearle Robson, Opa Locks; Al­ fred Robson, Atlanta; Claude M. Robson. Dania; Jack Robson, West Palm Reach, and Harry and J. N. Robson o f Sanford. All o f the sons' wives were pres- central Florida's newest and Danriag > te the most modem banking facilities May we say fo r invite day you this to visit week and with us refiater Western the valuable door prises which will Frew 12.10 ep • and be swarded the lucky winners g. palmetto Ave. Colonial meals at tha FOPULAIRM * • . I I P. M. D rive - In MEMBER F.D.LC. don't forest eur cocktail hour — F R O M 5 * 7 P. M. DAILY �. 'M OSS EUOW ROOM NtEDgH"— H i 1Y SEC DILLON Political Notebook SMf't-t S ta te* Florida Friday, Jana SO, I N I COULD IT BE ^ ■ ,& m s s r o t ir ! L WASHINGTON (NBA) - Active planning for federal, atata and local goYcnmant wartime .can* trola o r tr Aaaarican banking, prlcaa, w agts.ealsries, rants, bua* iaaaa fnroatorlca aad tha rationlag 01 food* aad other liana aaaaatlal to conaunara la now being organ* land an a regional baala by OfBca o f Civil and Deftnse Moblilsatiaa la Waahlagtoa. * T h an la nothing particularly alam lag about this ptaaateg. No Immediate erials that would put those controls lata effect la an* ticlptted. Neither Khrushchov's tough talk to President K ennedy To The Editor A t Jnyeoa wivoa have undertaken a community proj ect that teenrog tha woU-wtohm and aupport o f tho Door Editor t July 4th o f each year io cele­ brated aa Indepandanaa S ay V A JL While yet in school, w e . were taught tho meaning o f our original Independent Day in July o f 1TTL With some surprise, wo loomed our young country wea not actual­ ly free in m«, but la in ly o f that year wo declared our Independents, our right to bo free. Tho Revolu­ tionary War wea just hegtanlng sNars community* Tk* slob rsMtUy agrud to work toward eontrlbutf n d i t e tha U ttlo Bod School Houaa and boogtln« fta tha retarded. Our rttardad children are one o f our moat aarioua • a s and wa bopa tha antlra community will aid hi thto venture. Thd Patriotism Committee of the DAB has remind­ ed all residents to please display their fla ts on Indepmdonee Day Tuesday. Dr. Crane’s Ed Koterbo’s bits as by pictures in the newtpapera or magaaiaas or an TV. I N psychologist have repeat* odly warned that even the notor­ ious criminal* Arnold NEVER have a picture reproduced (bow­ ing them laughing i t smiling happily. Ter that subtly croatss tha im prosaiM la a child's mind that erime la Am aad pays aff wall la plsasura. By tha asms subconscious route, the ehUdtea rear hack aad think, avaa U thsy don't pretest to thair Assignment Washington TON — Mr. Bellman Heins mailed out advance copies forcefully upon the public. But asUngtoa. It was. kla o f hia speech. The speech waa so Heins is e solid patriot Ha was back into hia cebbtor trad#. To­ day ha watchas over e thee manufaeturlhg empire. He is a millionaire. Fay Honlo’i Pocketbook pay In addition to social security benefits. —Company pension and profit I .nor children about the mfdtl evfla ef tohscee. ■ f i t you wish to.in d ^ gi ['Yet this new Superintends tebits, (hat If your leg lotos all (hat sstontifle counsel fpo, but you^ase NOT ad r tonsbsra are giving sur «M1* Is. Da you apprevd of thte pie* ter-’ go, I eertatoly da net approve :aueh a picture, bad that hold! true not only ;educetort and clergy, who of- babavW o f children correctly. If yen other adults reverse aU * a m u n i 'm erit •"isd“ «etoattfi* education we try te give children, I t i — . a __ ——1 .1 __ as _ •____ you art gtlliy of mankind'a wars witk*h fine retirement plan for ertate, namaly, tha plaglail a employes. Perhaps ha to a thrifty stuabUag blacks to frost af 004*1 eoto and buys an insurance annu­ ity) this too wiU spoil added afterOS Income. Here to a rundown ad different types of retirement pay available. — Social Security! A qualified man with a M-yoar-old wife re­ ceives |1S| a month If ha ratine now. After I M , tha benefit will rice te |I N SO. —Civil Servicei Thaos benefits tlrcmcnt plane. —"Moonlighters," those w h o work at a second job, may put In enough hours to qualify fo r that second plan. — Insurance companies cell indi­ viduals retirement annuity pol­ icies. In addition to, or Instead af, an annuity, If you have built cash values Into o regular Ufa Insur­ ance policy, you can draw upon this when you retire. Sharpen your pencil and start figuring I MOST VEHICLES * According to estimates, mem than IS per ccct o f the mere than 11MU.M0 motor vehicle t registered in the world art to pleyaa with at least five y ea n , service. The amount available doC A T »V » P M E ponds upon a number o f factors, Although' tho Including years o f servico oad tractor, using the highest pay to a flm-yaar pasted, pillar treads, wa Seme under civil service may qua!- years old. Bcnjim ll)r fo r soda! security or private the first practical company retirement. successfully tested — Members o f many uaioas caa near Oakland. C look forward to good retirement |called a “ crawler.1 OUR BOARDING HOUSE ■‘T tm rattA W W V W A H 't T WILL as we may wish, wo eaa follow Theresa's example o f living with meaning. Theresa's eucoooa aad appeal today Has in tha fact he did not Ufa hie Identity, but by liv* lag simply, determinedly, ho found the meaning o f his Ufa. Each per­ son must soak to Eve determinedly, not desperately. Be must aoek to And his identity, his individuality, hie loaponalhllty to himself and to his follow-man. His fraodom and personal strength lie not in tho corporation, but fat himself. To bo a free thinking, free speaking, re­ sponsible person, ra gable o f deci­ sion in tha face o f conflict, who win fight with understanding to Mlttlfttal M l MfBWUU p H freedom, this la e truly free per­ son. On this Independence Day, it la time again fo r Americans to de­ clare their Independence, their personal Independence. July 4, IN I! Sincerely yours, Byron H. Dudley Doctors Opposed character. That's cause he projects f tot Utomsclvss be photograph; promlneetly holding a pipe, jar or ctgaret to their hands. But a lot af physicians, den- at Vitaoa, nor the Cuba nor Laoa situations baa accelerated this OCDM organisation work. It waa laaufuratad a rear aad a hail a co under President Elaeabowtr. It la being continued n o n aggraaairaly under the Kennedy administration. The praaldaat has recommended to Concrete reor­ ganisation o f OCDM lata aa “ O f­ fice o f Knorgaacy Planning — OBP - with stroagthenod federal, state and local government func­ tions and a tripled budget. Tha theory behind all this la that if tha United States la hit by a massive, nuclear weapons anrprisa attack, up to » or « par Letters Worthwhile Project a Peter Edson’i ' Heins was naturaliaod and three years age ran for U. f . C oogm s from hia district Ha raa ea tho Democratic ticket Ho was deflat­ ed by a slim margin. Last year he raa as e Bepublleaa. And ho almost won. 1 •» AU the while, Hates had boon writing books aad psmphtots— provocative aad often meanlagfui it wai in his book “ World Con­ struction" that ha prspaaid tha Pesos Carpa. govern top lead­ ers, . locludiag- President Elsashewer, publicity acknowledged that Heins eras the real father ef tha Paaca Carpi idea. So here ha was, fin ally, baton Uw Tereiga itotetiees Committee which, to dstormiaiag bow to move in establishing tha eaeps parmsaantly. Urn commiltoo stopped a 10mlauto limit an his appaaraaca. la Hates talked aft tha cuff, his s p a n masterpiece out Urn win­ dow. And tha Senators could barely follow, him, far tbiy couldn't understand kirn through that thick German acetal. Sen. John Sparkman (D., Ala.) yawned. Sat. Albert Gore (D „ T in a.) cm lied tolerantly. And San. Stuart Symington (D. Ma.) NEW YORK (U K )—The Amer­ ican Medical Association today do­ ctored Itself strongly opposed to any legislation o f tho type pro­ posed by President Kennedy to provide health care fo r tho aged Thieegfa the years our govern­ under Social Security. ment hot continually ox ponded to moot tha incroactngly complex problems e f thie growing country in n crowded, tone#, fearful world. JACKSONVILLE (U K ) — A Today ear government to the tort- Miami firm has wan n M1JOO oat single enterprise In the world. contract far ecnatrectton at Capo But, as America has grown, Amer­ Canaveral la connection with tho icans ham become tense, fearful, aeoend la tu m complex, tha U. 8. aad they have teat thair .votes in Army Engin eer s said today.' this self-governing nation. -The Wins Contract cent o f tbs nation's productiva caparity might be knocked out. The foremost problem woiM then bo to keep In operation the monctsry and economic exchange systems at those areas that eacapcd blast, destruction and ser­ ious fallout. The Immediate task weald bo to establish local freezes over Inventories, prices and wages to prevent inflation.' Tho basic assumption is that Washington itself might be knockad out. The problem would them bo to have local controls applied almost automatically until such time aa tho federal government could agate bo're-established at tha emergency relocation sites already designated by OCDlf. 'Aa <pe planning paper puts It, "to moving into thto field, wo have tried to follow tho instruc­ tions about aatteg a a 1elephant: first cut it tote small ptocoa." f j In lino with this, tho third o f a aortas o f rcgloaal conferences to plea emergency economic con­ trols tot tho mJdwert was held in Chicape Juno fT-40. Two other ouch conferences have already beta bald this yaar. Tha first,, to New York, for eight aortheastsra states; tha second In Ian rranrisco, tor tour western states and Hawaii. * Five other regional planning conferences will bo hold aa rapid­ ly as it to felt tho states in each area are ready to tackle their re­ spective problems. One win be held to Philadelphia or Baltimore for Poaaayivaato aad tho eastern states. .Others will bo bald la Ati for the Southeast, Dallss tor tha Southwest, Denver tor the moaatato states aad aa as-yot-un-w gastod city tor tha Groat Plates atatoa. Tho plana tor aU this work have already been drawn up to what ie known aa f'Aaaex 2T." It was is­ sued tost November for govern­ ment circulation, and without pub­ licity, by former OCDM Director Loo A . Hoegh. Annex 27 includes plena f o r dealing with economic stabilise- * tioa under limited wars aad per­ iods of national tension when mobilisation knight bring on inflatloaary problems. But tho re­ strictions pleased far those con­ ditions would aot bo as severe as uader missive attack aad a gen­ eral war.\ Annex 17 now baa attached to it detailed appendices tor financial, m price, ritioatog, wags aad salary * controls. HARCAR PETRUS OARDHN RUPPL1 SN* N a rtk e f 4M an I • ' • Yaaan Mower Salas • Lawn and Garden T IP S INKLING SYST1 MACHINE & TOOL CO., Inc. LOCATED AT SIM ORLANDO DRIVE (HWY. 17*fl)‘ 1ft MILKS SOUTH OP 8ANF0BD ON WEST SIDE OF HIGHWAY. proudly announces Hit . opening of its machine and tool shop — offering facilities for: MISC. REPAIRS LT. MACHINE WORK SURFACE GRINDING LATHE WORK MILL WORK WEUNNG aoUett year Hansom- work! r ' ” ' "" * ■ ? r. a ,t1?rv** . . . . ' J. • ' y . ' . �L’altad F n u Iatenutioual Indians, S-t, the Baltimore Ort- A1 Heist. Cardwell went • 3/1 in­ ThoM Saa FrancUco Giants’ oles defeated the Kansas Athlat- nings to win his seventh game ffe s can coma out of tha dumps les, 6-2, and the Boston Red Sox with Don Elston pitching the last became fabuloui Willie May's is scored a 1-5 victory over the Min­ 3 1/3 frames.* ridin* btgh again. nesota Twins. Roberto Clemente's two-run I.’a been a year o f many frus. Mays hit two-run homers In the double and a single by Dick Stu­ tratlona for the Giants but it may first and third innings and then art were the key blows o f a fouryet turn out to be the one in clouted a solo shot In the loth in­ run elghth-lnnlng rally that gave which a National League pennant ning to win the opener for Juan Pittsburgh'* Earl Francis his first fliei over the Golden Gate. Those Marichal and knocked in two win and dealt Sandy Koufax his NL. teams have been shuffling more runs with his triple and dou- fourth less against 10 victories. about as if they're waiting for ble in the nightcap which went Frank Lary scattered 10 hits te ona big man to lead one of them to Billy Loss, who pitched a five- win his 11th game o f the season te th e promised land and it could hitter. as the Tigers dealt the White Sox m that Willie the Wonder has Red-hot George Aliman droro their second straight defeat after nominated himself as the man. in four runs with a homer, single 13 coeaocutiva victor!#*, Rookie Maya sttged one of those exhi­ snd sacrifice fly to lead a lT-hll Dick McAullffe'a two-run eeveathbitions that make the experts attack that also included three Inning triple was the decisive want to nominate him to the Hall hits by Ron Santoi and homera by blow « f n game which sent Cal ef Fame on the spot Thursday Don Cardwell, Billy Williams and McLIsh to hit eeveath defeat. night when he drove in seven runs with six hits to lead tha Giants to 8-T snd 4-1 victories ever the Philadelphia Phillies. a victories moved the Glints o second place, only 214 games The Sanford Recreation A Parki Little Major behind the flrst-plsct Cincinnati League annual celebration will take place next Tuesday Reds, who suffered t 15-t loss to at the Fort Mellon Park Field. tha Chlcego Cubs. Maya crashed three homers In A barbecue dinner will take place between 5 and tho first game and drilled qut a 7 p. m. with a Father and Son ball game preceding at triple and a double in the second 3 p. m. In tho ovening a ball game between the American to raise his average to .311. A and National teams will algo take place. "hot and cold hiUer” all his ca­ The rogter is as follows; on the American team: reer, Willie Just could be getting Navy; Chris Akers, Lamar Oxford, Jim Davis. George’s ; -hot at the time that will carBuster Lawton, Larry Williams, Corky Stowell. Sanford the Giants past the slumping Atlantic; Ronnie Allen, Frank Whigham, Don Nicholas. Beds into the NL lead. Florida State; Bill Leighty, Randy Scott, Dick Stolpe. The Pittsburgh Pirates staged a National Team: Yowell’a; Billy Miller, Dale Higfour-run elghth-lnnlng rally to gins, Eddie Dieselrod. Monroe Harbor; Jack Knight, dowiv tho Los Angolts Dodgers, Ben Winfree, Jimmy Patterson. Chase; Jimmy Aeder, * 4-2, in tho only other NL action Steve Gordie, Gary* Maples. First Federal; Ronnie Dud­ Thursday. ley, Mark Rabon, Chuck Plgott. In tho American League, the Detroit Tigers d om ed the Chica­ go White Sox, 5-2, tba WashingH n Senators beat tho Cleveland GRAND LAKC, Mich. (U N ) — ' and two-stroke advantage over de­ Joe Campbell of Chattanooga, fending champion Mike Bouchak o f Urossinger, N. Y , Lionel He­ Tenn., happy with both the course bert o f Lafayette, Lsl, and Jerry and the weather, carried a oneMagee of Toronto, Ont. stroke lead into today'a second "This is the kind o f course I round ef tha 153,000 Bulck Open like,'' Campbell said i f the 7380 at Warwick Hills. The IB-year-eld former national yard Warwick Itlll layout. "The collegiate champion blasted a 25- emphasis is too much on putting foot shot from a trap Into tha hols on the short courses, But your for a bitdie-three on the llth for a, entire game has to be good here. I four-under-par 55 in the first haven't been putting too wall fos quit# aoma time now. round. "And I like Uila hot weather, That gave him a one-stroke ad­ vantage ovar Dan Sykes, n 30- too. I don’t do too well when it'n yaar-old University o f Florida law cold and wet.” Only 17 golfera in all out of IBP school graduate from Jacksonville, were tb it to better par o f 73. They included Cary Mlddlaeoff o f Mem­ phis, Tenn., who holds tho com­ petitive course record e f 85 and Dave Hill o f Denver, Colo., who led tha first round e year ago with * By Ualted Press International Sarasota's Sun Sox tightened their grip on first place In the Florida State League race Thurs­ day night with a pair o f wine over Orlando. Tho Bun Box, now a half game in front o f Leesburg, downed the Dodgers 3-1 in the first game on a single by shortstop Ted Kublek— his third hit ef the contest. Six Orlando pitchers gave up only three kite In the eecond game, but 18 walks and five Dbdger er­ ror* boosted the Sun Sox in an 8-3 decision. Catcher • Manager Hal Ripken kept Leesburg hot on tho heels o f tho Isadora with a two-out alngl* la.tho Mvsnth that mad# tha dif­ ference la a 7-8 win ovar Daytona Baach. Daytona was blanktd 2-0 In tha •acond half o f tha doublehaadar by SL Petersburg pitcher Bud Maikaslon. Rlghtflaldar Ron Bplender douHad la two runs in tha First inning as Tampa put down Palatka 8-1 in U s other game of U o evening. Tonight's aeUon includes Bt« Fatarburg at Daytona, Tampa at Orlande, and Leesburg at Falatka. r By OSCAR FRALEY SPRINGFIELD, N. J. (UPI) J e r t Joans Prentice matched her Rlstanco-tosted six wood against Mickey Wright’s booming driver a i they went out all tied up in lb* second round of the U. S. Women's Open golf championship today. Tho pallia Miss Prantiee, who has savor won a tournament in •lx years on tho lsdies’ tour, fired an even par 71 in Thurs­ d a y 's opening round at Baltusrol Klolf Club to sham the lead. But Mias Wright, two-tlmo win­ ner o f tha Open, still was the ft vorite to capture her third U. S. crown beeauso of her added length on this lush, 8472-yard course where Ed Furgol won tho men's Open in 1954. That was because the long-bitflag blonde from Dallas esn us* Shorter irons to bitter spot her Idpproaches on tha large Beltuirot greens. But Miss Prentice banked on that odd-ball six wood, which sbo uses with radar accuracy in lieu o f bar longer iron*. By United Press U lenutieaal Jerry Casals, ona o f tho major leagues' most promising yoimg pitchers only two years ago, has been optioned to Denver in the American Association by the De­ troit Tigers. Casals compiled a 15-1 record la hie rookie 1958 season with tho Boston Red Box but has managed to win only two gameo since then. The Tigers obtained him from tho Los Angeles Angela on J u m 7 hut he was ineffective in thro* appear­ ances with them. The Tigers sent out Casals on op­ tion in order to make room on their roster fo r right-hander Fred Gladding, who had a 7-3 record and 3.70 earned run average for Denver this year. Gladding is slat- STRIKEOUT SPIOAUST Rea W j AAlama V Q n iT ia V ir c r r t e io * A N S t lff M dm ##***, m <«A y cu m * f>2 o -r H P Ii/i/Jdmm rr^rjs^ VHCB m .. Detroit New York Cleveland Baltimore Boston Ckieagd Washington Kansas City M iueaota | m Angeles Cincinnati Baa FreaeUeo Log Angeles Pittsburgh Milwaukee SI. Louis Chicago Philadelphia ad to report to tho Tigers today. In o t t o roster switch**: Tha Pittsburgh Pirates optioned pitcher Fred Green to Columbus In tha International League and pur­ chased Alvin McBean from the Jets. McBean had a 5-3 record and 2.25 ERA fo r tho Jets. Tha Jata also obtained pitcher Tom Sturdivant and tnflalder Jim Mahoney from the Washington Senators who acquired pitcher Tom Chancy In tha exchange. Chaney, ex-PlraU, had a 8-2 rec­ ord with tho Jots. Tho St. Louis Cardinals recalled shortstop Jerry Bucbok from Port­ land optioned Julio Ootay to Charleston o f tho I. L. Buchak was hitting J88 with nina homer* and 85 rune batted la fo r Portland. ANO M r* R f/V LtAOM/0 r* t s a jo x * * i A t* t r t c / A ir / , trw K to u r* . Mg AAk A titA A W p O C U AVdtCKf W/HtiiR, AMPLE EXAMPLE — Reminding ull boaters to give special attention to safety afloat during National Safe Boating Week, Lynn Davis o f Greensburg, Indiana, aeU an example by exhibiting her life jacket, recommend­ ed safety equipment aboard. Seminole County boatara war* urged today to take part In Na­ tional Baft Boating Week which begins Sunday. Sheriff J. L. Hobby naked the cooperation o f nil persona taking advantage o f the weekend and Jnly 4 holiday for boating activi­ ties to abide by Coaat Guard regu­ lations as to use o f safety equipmsnt and to bo careful in operat­ ing their c r a ft A lot o f peopla on the roada and on the waters will get into acci­ dents if everyone isn't careful,” Hobby said. "W e will have deputies operat­ ing our patrol boat on tho river and Lake Monroe, but hop* they won’t be called on to handle any accident cases,” Hobby said. "Pleas* aik tha folks to taka It saay and keep safety in mind while they're having fun,” tba sheriff eald. National Safe Boating Week will be observed starting Sunday by proclamation o f Praeidant Ken­ nedy. Tba annual reminder to pleas­ ure boating families to take proper safety measures always coincides with Fourth o f July week because on that data Juet about all tba sight million recreational boats now in use in this country are in tba water. Actually, safety afloat Is basi­ cally courtesy and common asnsc. Tha combination o f tha two at!done falls. It la tha careless boat­ man who usually become* a cas­ ualty statistic. And hla disregard for propor navigational proced­ ures can make a statistic o f his follow boatman, too. Figures compiled fo r the recent four-day Memorial Day holiday show that more than 40 persons met death in boating accidents during the period. A large num­ ber were injured, some seriouily. In many cases , where deaths occurred, the Mats ware being operated In accordance with fed­ eral, state and local laws. Tha operators simply failed to observe common sense the boats war* overpowered or overloaded, weath­ er warnings were ignored, there waa failure to observe the pro­ per procedures while re-furling and fir* resulted. In other cases skippers failed te remember that tha waka o f a speeding boat can endangar small­ er craft, anchored boats, skier* and swimmer*. Dr. John Henderson, Medical Director o f Johnson A Johnson, and a leading authority on safety and first aid afloat, has listed a number valuable pointers for pleasure boaters. They include! Make certain you are familiar with navigation procedures, regu­ lations, signals ami markers. Every pleasure craft, large or small, should always carry life preservers, a fire estinguishor, and a first aid kit. Always wear soft, non-skid abets aboard a boat. A deck can gat slippery and give soma nasty bump*. Never diva from a boat unit**, you aro certain of tba depth o f tho water and the nature o f tha bottom. Always leave on* person aboard to operate the boat while others are swimming In case o f an smergency. , Faron Builders moved eut In front o f tho Tuesday Night League with n record o f 33 wine and 10 loate*. With the same number o f wine but leas pintails in ascend place la tha Atlantic Coaat Lina team. They era closely followed by Batty Anna's Hair Styling Balm with SI wini| .Owen's Gulf 8*rvlc# NEW YOEK (U P I)—Tha New Button with 30 and Florida Fores­ York Titans of the American Foot­ try Corp. with 19. victories. ball League have atgued feur standouts o f last season—guard Winter eun contains less than John MeMullan, defensive backs ona-tanth o f tho effective ultra- Roger Donnahoo and Fred J alien, violet rays as does tha Jana sun. and defensive and Ed Cooke. Four Return BRESCIA. Italy (U P 7)~ 8aaU Amonti o f Italy acorod a 10th round technical knockout over Bert Whitehurst o f Baltimore, lid . Thursday nlffht after the Ameri­ can's second throw in the towel at 2;05 o f the final round. Amonti welghtd 115 pounds, .10 lass than hla opponent. Gets Triple NEW YORK (U PI) — Jack Yothor, 3 4 -y e a r -o ld apprentice Jockey from Alabama seated a consecutive triple at Belmont Park Thursday — bringing hoae* both ends o f a 188740 dally double and Gold Rkthm (» M 0 ) in tha third race. HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE STUDENTS MEET THE GANG AT — PRICES START A T 5 1 3 .0 0 0 COMMUNITY OF HOMES .WITH LOW DOWN PAYMENT B U IL T ....W IT H PRIDE MONTHLY PAYMENTS LIKE RENT There arc 354 counties in the the state o f Texts. NO CLOSING COST rw f H g t r m tc A A u g FINANCING Bern** Far Aay Bis* 8 Bedroom, 1 Bath — 8 Bedroom, t Family FHA CONVENTIONAL IN SERVICE Bath - Bed roam, t Bath Bernes — Available A t Pri w ’ chuek McKinley o f St. Aaa., Mo., tad Chris Crawford o f Pied­ mont, Calif., the last Iwa United BUtas' men left la this world ehalipioaship o f tennis, taka a breather today. They swing back into action Seta may when tba olgbth-satdad McKlaiey moots W a rn * Jacques o f Australia la aaa fourth round ^ ja t c b , aad Crawford opposes lyo ^ lm fa t a l o f Veaesuela la aaotbar. All four U. I . womea, however, a n scheduled la play singles' matches today. ' Elghlh-seedad Karea liaatse of Chula vista, Calif., oppose* Eva DMM| o f Australia: Miml Arnold a f Saata Bpea, Calif., who staged tba M ffta t upset ia tb* women's division Thursday with a M * .B 4 jf ic t o r y over i surth soadsd Lesley Loses Bout LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT Beautiful WIMBLEDON, E n g la n d '(U P I)It's ladies day today at WimMedea w hen America'* four remalaiag women survivors hope to abow the asoo haw It should bo Two former Buiek Open cham­ pions, Bill Caspar Jr., o f Apple Valley, Calif., and A rt Wall Jr. o f I'ocono Manor, Pa., war# grouped with H others at tha par 73 fig ­ ure. Tuner of Australia, moots K. Horich of Germaay; Fat ft*wart of Now York faces Margaret Smith of Australia, aad Justlna Brick* of BL Louis meals Rosomsrie Delaford of Britaim. Oily dour men’s singles matchos ara on tap aad mob of them iavalve Americans. Although McKlaiey and Craw­ ford won’t bo ptaylag la tho alaK‘ i today, both will b* /eomp#tIn tho doubles. McKinley tad Ralston tu rn up against Bill Bead o f LaJoUa, Calif., aad Al Driseala of. North Hollywood, Calif., Ia aa All-Amer­ ica match, while Crawtard will camblae with J o t Douglas o f San­ ta Mastics, Calif., la y U y Philippa Washer aad Jacques Briskest o f DRAB FHA FINANCING $2 0 8 7 75 STRIP — GBNEVA, FLA. Every lit * Sri SAT. KITE, A 3»d A 4tk BUN, Sotorday Nile Time Triala Start A t 8:88 P. M. aad — gill lII in A l 9 M F M. Sender Urn* I H o b Start A l tame A- M. and — mtasilsai A l U N P. M. BPOMSOBBD BY - BamInals Timing Aten. *4 6 *’ DELIVERED IN SANFORD y Six U. I . mea fell by the wayside during Thursday's third twuad singles match**. DRAG RACING OSCEOLA You C at Affeedt. DOWNMOU CM Of UUU VALUE KITCHENS EQUIPPED BY Kl “P"™ UIUUNCI Includes Everything • Pint compact wills rml fine-ear atylinf • Ri4ca Ukc • atondard-aica car t Family-eUed— bald* f adult* and fit eu. f t o f lu fg a ss • C om pact-car econ om y and handling o u e fJ9* I ff K sew* wowm M P a im e tte Ava. m Ho* so MHliinw anawnan St on* Un CONSTRUCTION �Relives Personal Tragedy In Film roABKtm mpone * *M TOCK MARKET? By BESKINS JOHNSON FLORENCE— (N B A ) — "W hy cant Johnny ta lk f" Thd tragic, horrible .question was asked by Barry Sullivan; the film and TV star, and his wife Marie, when Johnny was an in­ fant. Johnny is their son. He’s 19 now. He talks a little but not much. Since the fcge o f fou r he has been under the care o f doctors. Johnny will spend the rest o f his life In a special homo fo r the mentally retarded. A brain wave test when Johnny was four gave the Sullivans the answer to their pleading question. Organic brala damage, the doctors THBRI Fisnkly and openly, Sullivan talked to me about Johnny. A prank o f fa to* had given him the role of a business executive with a gorgeous 9 6 -y e a r -o ld daughter who, mentally, is a child. Yvette Mlmltux is playing the role here in MGM’s " A Light in the Piaasa," the story o f a mother (Olivia do Havilland) who seeks— Ltigol Notice Mfl.BOMSTEAD..WILLYOU A YOUR DAUGHTER OMKIS If EMEU. GO TO THE SCHOOL DANCE WITH ME . NEXT FRIDAY f BUTTWE R A M G e R - SAID MOTTO PEED —. T H fp n it/ r wee n u ll ' , VOOMCNBVj Sftg MIGHTTUBN Ml DOWM.BUT m 9HBCOUUJS1T ] r tr u s s her OWN FATHER 1] f t l S GUYS G O T tt SPRK9 O P 0 E A R £ 9 N O Ttca n r SUIT •TATW OP FLOBIDA TO I DLANCHB WITTKXMTBR. also known a* BLANCHE KBSStNOBR, whoa# residence and whsrsabonte ere unknown I A suit havlnr boon filed arsine! you In the circu it Court In and lor Seminole County, Florida, In Chancery, (or divorce, the ab­ breviated till* o f which Is Krneel W lttenm/er, Plaintiff, vs. Blanch* Wlttenmeysr, Defendant, this no­ tice Is to require you to file with the C lerk 'of said Court your writ­ ten defenses. If any, to the Plain. Ilfr* complaint filed In e^ld cause, and to serve a sopy copy thei th eA of upon Plaintiff a attorney not later than tha Hat day o f July, A. D. I III: atharwlae, a decree pro confssao will ho sntarod against you for tho relief prayed by Plaintiff. WITNESS my hand and tha seat at aald court at Sanford, Florida, this n t h day o f Jane, A. D. ItII. (SEAL) ' Arthur H. BschwIth.Jr. Clerk of tha Circuit Court Byt Jean E. Wilks Deputy Clerk Keaneth M. Leffler Edward* Building Pest O ffice Drawer II* Sanford, Florida Attorney fay Plaintiff Publish June I* A July T, 14, tl. and finds in Italy—happiness for tho girl. "I t ’s a world-wide problem," ha said, "and too many cases are hid­ den in attics. The more people know about the problem, the more openly they face the problem, the greater the medical progress will be In helping other Johnnies. "There’s nothing wrong—believe mi— to bringing the problem out Into the open. It is better to have medical help at tho age o f 7 than at 10. Early medical hqjp is im­ portant. 1 know, I learned a lot. The quicker the people face it, tho better." The truth about his Johnny— "tho first blast"— left Sullivan and bis wife (they're now divorc­ ed) "beating eur heads against a wall. It's something people Just can't understand unless they have been through It. "A t first we thought It couldn’t be Johnny. It must be us. Wo went to a psychiatrist. Wo thought per* haps there was a mental block be­ tween Johnny and ourselvoa as parents. "Then tho brain wave test told us the truth. Our friends never did quits understand our feelings. They kept tailing us how brsve wo Legal Notice PUBLIC SALS Notice Is hereby given that the Slat* Iload Department will sell to tho highest bldd*,- at PUBLIC AUCTION the below listed kauwa on P ools Road (Job I 1 l l t - l l * l — State Road 8-4111 on Tuesday, July II, l i l t , at 1* A. M. These houses aro designated on tbs ground aa SRD Noe, I and I and are located on Paola Road. SRD No. I —Chester Hawke’s property SRD No, 4— M. Hanson's pro­ perty These houses will ba sold from the steps o f same and the terms will be for eash. The purchasers will bav* to rsmoro said house* from State Road Department rlsht of way by Ausust tl, t i l l . Tha Stat# Road Department rassrrss tha rlsht to reject any and all bids and furtbar reaarvaa tbs rlsht to re-aall oald buildings, If asms nra not ramovad by the above spsolflsd date. H. U Bd wards District Land Agant BTATB ROAD DBPARTMBMT DeLand, Florida Publlab June M * July T, l i l t . war*, er that It wai God'* win or th iy didn’t mention it at all. Wo tried to keep it a Merit at first until 1 learned what people forget — that there are reward*. T ea learn companion — although I must say It's not always evident in my behavior." "Bette Davis," ha said "helped me the most at the beginning. She heard about Johnny and asked: " 'W hat in the world did you do when you were told about himt* "M y answer to her was, 1 got drunk fo r two years.* Her reply was quiet and I’ll never forget her warm unde relanding. All she said to me was: Now, as a paren t Barry saye he discusses Johnny openly "to help other people face the same prob­ lem, to let them know that they should stop looking for major mir­ acles and appreciate the minor ones, to give a little glory to the doctors and nurses who specialise in the problem practically in ali­ enee." He named specifically the Devereux Foundation, the L i t t l q Saints Ranch at 8augus, the School for Boys at El Monte, Calif., and Pacific State at Pom­ ona, Calif., where "the doctors and nurses are like angels from heav­ en, working in underpaid silence." Legal Notice ROTtCB OP PORBCLOSUBB SAMS In the Cl-**lt Cone* o f the ninth JodM nt Clrrstt o f Florida, In and for Semlnola Connty. Chancery No. USaS SOCIRTY FOR 8 AVINOS, a corperatlon ou sting under the taws of Connecticut, Plaintiff, vs. ARIS OEOROB KILBY AND JEAN KILBY, bis wife. Defendants. NOTICE IS HBRBBT ____ :r ■otvKN pursuant to a Final Dacraa of Forocloouro dated Juno II, 1111, and antarad In Chanoery Cu m No, l l l l l o f the Clroult Court o f tho M ath Judicial Circuit o f Florida, In and for Semlfkole County, Flor­ ida. whtraln SOCIETY FOR EAVINOA a corporation .e d itin g un­ der tha lawa o f Connecticut, Plain­ tiff. and ARM UBOROB KILBY AND JBAN KILBY, bla wife, era Defendant!. 1 wilt celt to tha hlghaat aad beat bidder far aaab at tha Wuut Front Door o f the Seminole County Court H oum , la Sanford, Seminole county, Florida, at lit*# e’cleek A. kL, on Me llt k day * f July, 1111, the following doeorlbod property as set forth la aald Final Decree, to-w it: Lot It, la Block I, o f HRPT---------------LBR _______ I ORLANDO , ____ SECTION ONE, according to Plat thereof, recorded In Flat Bosk It, Page* • and 4. o f tho Publle Records of Seminole County, Florida. Dalad this ll l h day af Juao, 1M1, tSBALk Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clark o f aald Circuit Court By: Joaa B. Wilke Williams, Salomon. Konasy A Lladsoa I Attorney* at Law . is*l DuPont Balldlng Miami It. Florida Psbliah Jsna t*. t i l l . INVITATION TO BIB Sanford, Florida Sealed bids w ill ba received la tho effle* o f tha City Meaafar, City Hall, Saaford, Florida, dp is HI* It M. of Wodnaaday, July I. t i l l . All bids shall bo clearly marked aa bids on tho outside of tbo envelope. The bids w ill be publicly opened at I:** F. M. af the same date. Tbla material shall be east Iroa pip* af one-baadred and fifty ()IQ ) pound classification with rubber snaksL mechanical Joint, and shall comply with AWWA Specifications C1M.IS or C 14l.lt, aad c i i l . i t . I . n t (set af ala (I ) Inch t i l feat of olght t l) Inch 1,111 foot a f twhirs (111 Inch 11* feat o f alstsan (Ilk .lath Bach bid shall epaolfy tha Items fully and prices eball be F.O.R. Sanford Job alto. Tha bid shall specify the time o f dellrery o f tbs n e r i c a a f a p p l ic a t io n material from the date o f tha re­ f*s fax naan ceipt o f order bad all bias shall bo binding on the bidder for a mini­ tsesk mum o f tbrlty f i t ) days. W airon B. Knswloa NOTICE IS HBRBBT OtVBN, That Hoary T. Law tha holder of City Managar U a follow ing certificate ha* filed Publlab Jean It. 1M1. . oald oortlflaata for fa s deed to be INVtTATMB TA BtA Issued thereon. The certificate Bnnferd, Florida number and year o f totuane* the Scaled bide w ill be received (a deacriptloa a f U a property, and lb* offloo o f tha CUy Manager, tbs same la which It w as nee*seed City* Hall, Sanford, Florida. «MU nr* as fallow*! lit* V. M. Friday. Jely T. IN I, for) Cert Ifloat* Ha. S tl ( l / l off CerttSlaty (**) auditorium Mata, float*) Tear o f Isauaae* 1111 usholstarod Mat aad back, DBSCBIPTION OF FBOFBBTT metal back pan, Mat having Lot* 1 t A I Block A Bana metal bottom paa, full land* Bprlne* la k e Oaks Section Flat Book S Pas* I t spring aaal, M lf-m lslng asst mechanism, (sit panel, east Nam* In which naoessed John W. Boon*, Trust**. All o f Mid pro­ Iron, standard*, the same or perty be lag In tbs County of Semi­ equal as specified Is Cata­ nole, B ut* o f Florida. U hIom such log No. 4*. Southern Desk oertlfleat* shall be redeemed ac­ Company. Model M s IN I. To cording to tow U * property des­ bo Mt In ton rows o f six cribed la such certificate will ba sank. Sample* o f upheletery ■old to the highest bidder et the shall be furnished for **!**• ar* as follow s! front door o f U * Somlaoto County ties la brown, blue, or sreen. Certificate No. IT Tear o f to­ Court H oum at Sanford. Florida, (Reference t* previously sub­ luene* 1*41 on U i first Monday In the month mitted camples. If applicable, DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY o f Ausust, t e n , which to u * t u w ill be accepted If m aoted Lot S Block I t Tier H The day ef August, 1*41 , oa tha bid.) Town o f Saaford Plat Book Dated U to lll h day of June, 1H1 All bids shall k* marked aa bid* t Per** »• to N A I t t l i t (BBAL) *a the outside o f lb* sealed anlit lit A lit Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Nam* la which a***seed Harvay velop*. AU bids eball be F.O.B., Clerk Circuit Court Value. All o f M id property kolas Saaford. Florid*, and ahnU state Somlaoto Ceuaty, Florida ta tha County a f Somlaoto, But* the delivery time from the dat* •f Florida. UatoM such certl float* af srdar sad M ch bid Shall b* Publlab Juaa I f A July T, 14, tL acMmpaalsd by wrlttan descrip­ shall b* redeemed aaeordlag to tow tb* proparty doeorlbod la aueh tion and Nkoetftcatlona a f tbs me­ eartlflcat* w ill be Mid ta U * high­ dal o f U * chair bid. Bid prlM ; est bidder at U * front door of shall be delivered prlo* only sad tho Somlaoto Ooaaty Court Hout* shall s o t taotud* Installation. Bids wlU b* publicly opened la at Bastard. Florida, oa U * first Monday la U * mosth * ( August, tha City Commission Room. Friday, SOCIETY FOR SAVINOR a eorli l t , which. Is U * TU day ef July t. 1M1, at I F. M. The City poratlon aalstlag uadar U a tows Commission reserve* U * rlsh t to •t CaaaoctlcuL Ausust, 1H L . PUtotltf. Dalad tl|to lll h day e f Jaae, 1MI. aceept U s loWMt an d/sr boat bid sad furU er reserve* tb* rlsht t* (SBAL) JOHN* HOWARDMATLACK AMD reject any or all bid*. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. MAROARBT A. MATLACK, hla W arm B. Knowloa Clerk Circuit Court wife, c it y Maaager Bemluol* County, Florida Defendant*. Publish Juaa **. A July T, 14, tl. Publish Inn* to. IN I, NOT1CB 'IS M E R E ST. GIVEN purauaat to a FIaal Deems of Foreclosure dated Juaa IS, 1111, aad aatsmd la Ckaaoory c u m No. l l t * t o f U * Clroult Court o f U * Notice to hereby sl**a. Board a f County Commissioner* off Semi- Ninth Judicial Circuit o f Florida, sole County, Florida, prop**** to r u n t tb* follow lag described pro- la sad far Somlaoto County, Flor­ p o n y Boned A -l Agrlrultural ta C -l Commercial: Let IT Ammded Plat ida. wherein SOCIETY FOR SAVaf Druid Park lets p a n lying S et W O aera.Rd sad la** bag at totsr- INOS, a oorporation axlatlag uadar •actios * ( B line e f IT aad N lint ef W Oners Bd. rua thane* SW orty tha ton * o f CeauMtlcuL to Plainalong M lino o f W Oners Bd It* ft U see* B 141 ft to canal. U th c* .tiff and JOHN HOWARD MAT. NB'arly. along osnat N i l ft to B lla* «< Lot f t U * b m S I K ft along LACK AND M ARaAKBT A. MATLACK, hla w lfn ar* Defends*ta. |||| | lift* |£ |#f, Public hearlns mill b# held la tha Ssmiaoto County Coart Houm , 1 w ill Mil la U * hlghMt and boat Sanford. Florid*, to U * County commlariaaors Room, oa July K , 1141 bidder for cash at tho Want Trent Door o f tb* BomlnoU County st ItiM A ..M . sr aa m o b thorM ftor as poMlbl*. Court h o m o , In Sanford. B— Ise li Board e t Couatp Commlmtoners Ceuaty, Florida, St U iM e’rioak Somlaoto County, Florid* A. I t, a s tbs ltth day e f July, By J. C. Mutohl***, chairman 1*11, U * folio w isp described pro­ Attest A rU u r K. seokw lth. S t. perty so Mt fe v ti ta aald Final FubUek Jaae 44. tM l ’ Dear**, t*-wltt Let 4. In Black A, o f HEFT. LBR MOMBS ORLANDO Nolle* to kereby given. Board o f Oosnty Coaualarionars SECTION ONE. according Is nolo Connty, Florida, propoooo .to rteeet the fallowing deed Flat thereof, recorded to Flat porty M follow s: Lota 4S through II, W la wood Park Rapist Book IS. Fago* • aad «, of Commaralal to O -l CommorotoL This era* l l u N e r U off A R U a Fnblto Becom e a f Beari. dlmotly Bast aff U a B ait bouadary at Altaaaaato Spriaga. koto Ceuaty, Florida. NWU o f SMttou U -t lS -t lB lying North e f A R. 4W for • Dalad U to M U day o f Juaa, 1ML IT* ft NorUward from Berth R T ~ - - — Public boar lag w ill be held I senad A - l A frion liaral to bd a * lieu Berth mta* .W ool g e n at A bake sale will bo held by the program and recreation commit­ tee o f the North Orlando Civie Association Saturday, from M l a. m. until 9:30 p. m. scro ll the street from the North Orlando Vil­ lage Hall. The sale is to supplement funds for the prisete to be given to con­ testants during the Game and A c­ tivity Period fo r the Gala Fourth o f July Celebration. Anyone in­ terested In donating baked goods for the bake sale, can contact Mrs. Wanda Jones, FA S-198& or )% k Rose M. Murphy, SO 8. Devon Avenue. The Game and Activity Period program fo r the Fourth will be a varied one, in which games are planned fo r four groups o f chil­ dren, divided by ages from three year olds up through the teenage group. Eaeh group will be super­ vised by a sufficient staff o f Q t y Association members to free m e parents to attend the doubleheader baseball and softball games or to visit with friends and neighbors. Following the supper hour, starting approximately 7:19 p. ra„ a bathing beauty contest will be held and "Little Miss North Or­ lando" will be chosen. This con­ test will be staged for toddlM* through five-year elds and the Queen will be crowned immediate­ ly prior to the stupendous fire­ works display, under the auapielea o f the North Orlando Fire Depart­ m ent The public is cordially Invited to see the "Little Miss North Or­ lando" crowned and stay with us to enjoy the fireworks display. Lao# villagers believe sickness i* caused by the departure o f one o f tha 1J souls Inhabiting their bodies. They .depend upon both old end new wmys to rocepturs tho srrsnt soul: sorcory, s whiff o f opium or s shot in the an a s t n modem dispensary. Legal Notice Notice I* hereby given that pur­ suant to Section S of Chapter H IM Laws o f Florida Aots o f HIT, kaown aa tho Murphy Act, tho follow ing described lead is Seminole County, Florida, w ill be offered for eels at publls autcry for tho highest and bast cash bid, subject to the right o f tho Truetoco o f the internal Improvement Fund to reject any and All bl<9 at U s Courthouse beginning at U iM o'clock A. M- on tbs ft b day a f August A. D. t i l l . On tails o f MunlelpnlltlM Ease­ ment for rood right o f way *4* fact wide wlU ba reserved from any parent through which tbora Is a s oslaUag Stats Bead. As ta all lands title to one half o f all potrolenm aad Hues foartha at sther mineral* w ill be reserved AU fissionable malarial lo rase ro­ od. Lot IS Block B South L o n g ., wood. Flat Book • Pago t a t Tha T reated at tha IntoA aal Improvement F a s t off tbo Bents e t Florida Byt Arthur I t Beckwith,. Jr. A s e st Trustee* M I L read. Somlaoto County Publish Jn ss M U , 1ML poratUw i I Plalatlfq CLT*DE N BEAOS aad PB B S BEOOR _ _ _ ]*tm U *\* NWTTCB a f b a l m Natl*# to hereby given pursuant ta Final Doers* o f Foreclosure entered In Chancery Dockett No, INTI now paadlag In U * Circuit Court o f tho Ninth Judicial d r . cult In and tor Seminal* county. Florida, that on tbs tad day o f A us ait, 1M1, St !!:* # I N I at the, Bait dear a f tha Court Houaa Saaford, Florida, A J. DAVIS, J k T ■serial Master appointed ta Uto Mae*, w ill offer for M l* I* the hlgbeot and best bidder fer cash s t publla autcry the follow ing deeerlbed property o f the Defendants, CLYDB M. BBOOA aad FBBB BBOOEt Lot L Dm Flaar Acres, Semi, note Cosaty. Florida tageth. •» w lU all strueturM aad Improvement* u * a or U oroafter aa Mid ton e IN WITKKS8 WHERBOF, 1 bar* hereunto Mt my head aa^ seal this N th day a f Ju an I M L ^ (■ B A D A J- D arin Jr. Legal Notic# iit iT iiji m u m s ' (so*. u u T r t w M e ^ w w ad tsdsi " .~ NOTICE IS HBRBBT BITBN, That D. Roma u * bolder e t tha follow ing certificate has filed aald certificate for tea dead to be le­ aned them* a. Tha oortlfleato stunbar and year o f toouaso*. the M R srlptiou o f the property, and tha1 warn* la which It was aaeeaMd era aa fallow s: Certificate B*. M T ie r off toauaace t it s DESCRIPTION OF FBOFBBTT 5 V V * i.'.fK » a jl3 Rook* t Fages IS to M A „ 111 I I I . t i t I K A n t Mam* ta which aseeeeod L J. A Myrtle Flower* All e f M id proM rty bring la tbs Ceuaty a f S*ari*i aria, Stats o f Florida. UatoM auek MrUfloate shall ba roAoomod a 2 aaedtog ta tow U a property d*M erlbod In auek eorUflaatea w ill ba Mid U u p hlghMt bidder at U a •mat door off tha Saaatoato coun ty Court Bono* at Bastard. Florida. *■ the Brut Monday la the month a* Auguat. 1MI, which to tb* TU day a f August. .IH L �fffjr Pattforfi R rra lb W e e k e n d T elevision By Abigail Van Buren DEAR A BB Y: Ever *ince our daugh­ te r v m five yeara old we dent her for ballet, tap and acrobatic dancing leiteonu. She became quite good, and danced in many amateur shows around town. She never cared to go to college. She* is 23 and has been working in the city for over a year. She says she is dancing, but she doesn’t say where. My husband thinks it is some kind o f girlie show. She is support* - j j n g herself, and sending si little money home. If she ia in a girlie show, should V e let her stay? We raised her to be a virtuous, church-going girl. BUBBLES’ MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: Your daughter is 23. Many girls in “ girlie shows" are “ vir­ tuous and church-going." If she is grind* ing (and bumping) out an honest living, “ leave her alone. t o o DEAR ABBY: I know you get lots o f requests, but I don’t know where else to go for this information. I have tried every cook book I could get my hands on, and I can’t fin d 's recipe for caviar. There are recipes which INCLUDE caviar, but how do you make caviar? WOULD LIKE TO MAKE IT DEAR WOULD: All right. This sounds like a fishy request, but I'll bite. Caviar is prepared and salted roe o f the sturgeon and other large fish. It’s more commonly U)s known as “ fish eggs.1' Fish produce it, and people buy it. • • • DEAR ABBY: When I married George I knew he hod been married three times before, but now complications have arisen. I keep getting bills, mnil and telephone calls for two o f his ex-wives, because they go by the name o f Mrs. George Smith. One o f his ex-wives married again, but ahe divorced her second husband, and went back to using my husband’s name. An­ other ex-wife never gaye up his name. Am I the only one who has the legal right to use my husband's name? What should his ex-wives be calling themselves? Should I straighten them out, or should I ask m.v husband to do it? It is all very confusing. THE ONLY MRS. GEORGE SMITH DEAR ONLY: You nre the only per­ son who has the right to cull herself Sirs. George Smith. His divorced wives should drop the “ Mrs." and use their first names, maiden names and then his last name. Stay out of it. Let George do it. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO B. B.: You didn’t “ carve” a career— you chiseled it. * * . • What’s bothering you? For a personal reply, write to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. Include a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • • • For Abby’s booklet, “ How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3865, Beverly Hills, Calif. Jhs American men trust their ‘f i v e s ’ judgment in picking a cor­ rect Image for them. 80 says a taam of psychologist! which haa been studying men and the imagei they present to the world. The interesting thing ii that wives don’t atop with choosing a correct image for their husbanda. Clever wives work overtime sell­ ing the image they deeide upon, with all U>« seal of a press agent. Q Does Mr. Brown have little to contribute to any conversation? If so, Mrs. Brown s*te buay sell­ ing everyone on the idea that Mr. Brown, though not much of a talk. nr, is a doep thinker. Is Mr. Smith abrupt to the point o f rudantsa and woefully lacking ia the social graces? Then Mrs. Smith dooa hor boat to present Mr. Smith aa a gruff character 9 with e heart o f gold, « rugged In­ dividualist With the courage to 'h o himself. Ia Mr. White a little on the' tell lo-and-io he wai making a laiy side? Then Mrs. White can mistake.” build him up as a man who hat The amaiing thing li that If Ibc made up hla mlod that bo would wife Just keeps hammering away rather lead a rich, full life than —ahe usually aella (be image ot Harry aha wanli the world to chase the almighty dollar. And so it goes. A wife takes have. If she la successful ahe even the product she baa to sell (her husband) and sot only decides gets other* working for her, par­ what image should be sold hut roting “her remarks— “ You know Harry,” people begin to aay. "He gets to work selling II. She never misses an opportuni­ takes hla time before he makes ty to present that definite and up hli mind and If he says some, thing you can pretty well bank flattening Image. If she baa decided that her on IL“ When Harry’ * wife gets others husband should always be pre­ sented as a man of sound judg­ to talking like that you can be ment and far vision sbo ham­ sure that hit wife not only pick­ mers It home year after year ed the right Image for Harry with such remarks as “ I should but baa dono a superb Job ot have listened to Harry” and selling It. So why In the world “ Harry predicted that auch and shouldn't Harry trust hi* image such would happen months ago” to hla wife? Who else la half a« and “ Hkrry nkvor m ikes a snap Interested in putting him In the Judgment” and “ Harry tried te belt possible light? By Oswald Jacoby Whan you hold 18 cards of a I South looks over dummy happlThe eareful play is to lead (be cult, missing tho king, tho fin- Ur- « • »• •# unbeatable tlx no- Jack. If West covers you have a ,u_ j „ I trump contract. I t o way the proven finesse against hla ten «aao te preferable te tbo drop ^ ^ ^ |bou|d mlke spot. If West ducks you just fin­ NORTH (D) M seven, but If be ia a trifle care- esse. Since North and South hold ten i i ! leas he will make only six. 4 KI Tbo cateloas play la to lead duba between them this la a 100 ‘ (R A Q P T f I S a small club aad finesse dummy's per cent play. There Is no way W IS T RAPT queen. Tbo flaosao will work, but to lose two club tricks and It A P IS A IM T S S East will show out and West will gives declarer (he beat cLance ¥ • * ... • £ make ■ club trick. to lose no club tricks. t i l l (II Channel I New treats (II Ntwo • 10 (II Atlaatlo Weather 1:11 ( l l Mllostonoo ot the Century 1:11 (II Phil Mllrtra it ) Nawocopo 10) Mid Pla. Ntwo 1:10 (PS Tarsan 1:11 Ml llunlley*Brlnkloy 1:41 (II Induotry an Parole t i l l C l Picture at tha Week (I ) Outdoor Bulletin Beard 1:11 (I ) Doug Kdwarda 1:10 C l Picture at lha Week ( l l Rawhide 1:01 (0) liarrlgan aad Bona (XI Tha Jubilee 1:11 111 Ptve Mtar Jubltoo 10V Route II 11) Tha PLnltionta 1:11 C l l^wtrao Yeara III Hunatt Htrlp 1:10 i l l Way Out I k Waallnghouto Playhouto MAUREEN O'HARA and Hayley Mills in a scene from H i l l C ) .Michael Shayno (I ) Twilight Bono “ The Parent’ Trap’’ coming to’ the Rita Theatre SunH i Tha Detoctieai day. 10:10 (I ) Poroou To poroon |0| I s w * Mr, Jonoe 11 ito i l l Nowocopa (I ) Chanaol Bit Nowaraaw C l Mid.Plorlda Nawa 11:11 (I ) Jack Paar (I ) Hollywood Merle Cairo, cada Walt Disney's hilarlo'ui motion Actually, few theatrical produc­ (I) Channel I Theatre pleturo feature, “ The Parent Trap,” iturriiifr llaylcy Mills a* completely identical twin*, repre­ sent* another aevan-ltagua atep along the Burbank producer'* road to ever greater dlveraificatlon In filmed entertainment. Produced In color by Technicolor for $2,000,000 on the beaehea and hllla of excluiiv* Monterey, Cali­ fornia, among tha pines of Big Bear Lake, and on three sound atagea at the Dianey Studio, thla picture 1* both Dianey'a funniest and moat sophisticated product to date. Near and Far Placet tion* In recent Hollywood hlitory have been as packed aa thla one with all the goodie* of enicrfe-in- 1:41 ment—drama, humor, lova and T ill 1:11 even a fair amount of good old1:14 fashioned alapatlck. Every arena 1:11 produces laughter. •lie Playing twin* who discover, at 1:41 14, that they are slatcra, Hayley 11:44 11:11 t t .t l Mil* ll.e l SATURDAY A. M l l ) Sica On . 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Nlpht Show (I) HollywoaM Mat)* Cavalcatft (I ) Mid-Florida Nawa III Chaaaal I Thaaiar (t) Blfa Oft •tog (t> Morning Thoatag <l) ttompar (toon i l l Cartonvlllo 1:11 i l l Crooaroada (I ) Ding Dong Icboal 1:11 (II My Little Margin t o m (II Sap Whoa (I ) 1 Lota L u c y H L l 10:11 (II Pan Francisco B tal 10:10 t i l I’ tay Tour lluaeh (l> Video Village 10:0 i l l Magoalno I II.no i l l Price la Right (I ) Double Kiposurt ( I ) (Jala Blorm Show U :l l (11 Conooniratloa (I ) Burprloo raehago (t ) Lota That Bah MONDAY P. M. iM I O ) (II (!) l i e * IS) (0) (1) 1:11 IS) ll) III t ill tl) (I ) S :ll IS) (I t ll) lis t (*) (I ) III l . l l (SI (I ) (I ) t:tn (Si It) (II 1:10 (1) III ll) 4:11 (t l 4:la IS) (II 1:00 (Si (t ) ID OiSP IS) (I) (I) Truth sr ctnaaqutncaa Lava at U fa Camouflaga l| Could Bo T om Starch Por Tomorrow Numbar Pltaao Poena Opta Window About Pacta At Tha Warld Turaa Playhouto I Jan Murray Shaw Para lha Pacta Dty In Court L oraiu round A n f.inkloitar Savon Raya found Dr Molaaa Millionaire Quota Por A Dap Prow The a* Booti Tht Verdict la Toufd Who Do You Tru«t Maka lloom Por DaddP Brighter Day American UandiUnd Becrel Storm llara'a H ollyw ood. Kdaa or Night I O'clock Movlo Uneta Walt Papaya Piayhouao Chat Huntley Deputy Dawd Rio Tin Tit I'G r ea t ^ feoirnc SATURDAY P. M. 11:00 Ml Rsakalbalt ( l l llnbert Traut Blue Angels Set For TV JAMBS. DARREN. Deborah Wnlley and Michael Caltan in a scene from “ Gidget Goes Httwuiiun’’ coming-to the Movlolund Drive-In Sunday. “ Gidget Goes Hawaiian,” star­ ring Deborah Walley and James Darren will open up a threa night run at the Movleland Drive-In Sunday. The other feature on the pro­ gram ia “ Tha Big Show" with Esther William*. Gidget, irrepressible and irre■tstlbls surfboard sweetheart o f teener* and o f their parents, turn* Msmbora o f the Sanford Art Aaan. have plans to participate in several axhlblte during tha sum­ mer while regular meetings o f tha group are suspended. Some paintings by the associa­ tion president, Mrs. Beth Gregory are being exhibited in the Florida State Bank building and the works of other members will be shown at two week Intervals. Tha Sanford association alio will be represented in the Florida Fed­ eration o f Art exhibits In DeBary during July. Two blut ribbon winning pictures from the February art show here will be placed in the regional awards exhibits in the mansion at DeBary. A blue ribbon oil painting by Mrs. Georgia Ball and another In the water color by Joe Mathieux will be among the win­ ners. Tha art association sent George play because the drop play galas a trick for you against only ooe combination of cards—singleton blag in back of the ace white the finesse gains a trick for you against three combinations: a void te back of the ace, or either •mall alngleton in back of the ace. (I ) l»n > —UU-Florlda (I ) K i r t m K*»*rs FRIDAY P. M to Hawaii fur tha seen* o f her newest romantic antics, in the Jerry Brealsr production. On Wednesday and Thursday “ Man Of Tha West' with Gary Cooper and “ Sheriff Of Fractured Jaw” will play. On. Friday and Saturday, Edna Frrber’a "Giant” with Jamea Dean will play along with “ Frontier Up­ rising.” Cameron o f Sanford, winner o f the annual art scholarship award, to Florida Stats University this weak for two week* e f Intensive study. Mrs, Gregory also announced today that members o f the group era asked to tend in thslr dues and invited anyone interested in becoming a new member to con­ tact bar or Mrs. Mathilda Friaaall. TONITB * Tha U. S. Navy’s Blue Angola, reputedly the world’s moat skill­ ful fllght-demoastratloa team, era tbo colorful heroes of the new dramalle-advcnture aeries, “ The Blue Angels,” premiering Saturday night, July 1, at T p.m. on Channel Two. The l i half-hour films, presenttd aa I salute to tho 80th Anni­ versary of Naval Aviation by.T. G. Lee Dairy and WE8H-TV, depict oo-tha-ground and In-tbe-air ex­ ploit! ot Tha Blue Angels who maneuver their Jets at supersonic speeds. The entire production h is the of* flclal endorse mint of tka Navy Department and baa boss hailed In Congress by Representative Van Zandt, Pa., aa ■ contribution to national security. . The atory action — with Ita em ­ phasis oo tha human conflicts faced alone or togethor by the four men In the Blue Angels team, rather than oo their flying ma­ chines — sweeps from tho homo base at Pensacola to Los Alamltos on tho coast, from tho Groat Smokies to the Oulf o f Mexico, from roaring cities te quiet rural areas. Magnificent aerial photography captures tho beauty o f this varied panorama, unprecedented by television. The cameras pay equal juatlea to tbo excitement of. the daring aerial saquettces, avery foot of which la flown by tbo reallife Blue Angela la their Grumman F -ll P-1 Tigers, used by tho flghter-pllota In their demonstra­ tions. ^ is o w n k s I T Jala the* family fan af making merles , . . keep • w ard o f goad times 1 OperaHem af Mte Brownie I Movie Caamea te •atremely simple. 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Buslaens Opportunities F e m a le H e lp W a n t e d M a le H e lp W a n t e d H e lp W a n t e d S it u a t lo n a W a n t e d B a b y a it te r a ' Beauty Salons Build • Petal • Repair Building Materials Electrical Services Plumbing Services , Radio A Television Special Services Laundry Service Automobile Service Machinery * Tools Poultry • Pets - Llveatoel Flowers • Trees •Shrubs Furniture Articles For Sale Articles Waatod Boats • Motors Motorcycles • Scooters Trailers • Cabaaaa Legal Notice Notts* to harsbv alv*n thst oarlis t t* asstlon a o f Chapter IS1II B#s *r Flarld* Acts .* ( tt lt. sows as U s Marshy Asl. the tilswlaa 4se«rlh*4 land In J«mlkt* C sss If, F iord s, wilt bo ofiro4 for osls SI publls outcry for is htahost sn4 boot cash bid. subat ts U s rlsht of U s Truotoot f U s lutorsstlousl tmprovtmoM s a t U roloet our so4 stl bids I U s Coorthooss b s tln n ls f si I f:* * o ’eleek A. M.. eo u . tth day Of August A. D. lilt. Outside o f MunlalpeUtlM Basswant for Need right o f way tea foot Wide wttl be teeerved from ik y parout throaah which U ltra ft aa aalatlao •Bute Read. A t te AH lead* title to an* half o f all patrotonm aad three fearthe af Other mtaerate w in be reeerved. Alt ftaaloaabto material la rosanrL*t 1S Bleak B South Lena■2 weed. Plat Sank * M e II, . . 2 , The Trooteee o f the tutorial Iwprevemeat Paad a f U e t u t # a f Florida Byi Arthur H. BeekwIU. Jr. ■ a m t Treats— a f c t .to Fuad, •eealaele Oeuaty *OCHULTB FOUND charm bracele< In front 4 BEDROOM 3 ' bath tnaaonry FURNISHED upstairs apartment of Courtbouae Tuesday, owner houae, unfurnished, extra large m a r claim by paying for ad and living roonf, fireplace, on S UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom borne, identifying aame. FA 2-0743. acrea beautiful aettlng. 9100 mo. reaidentlal section, fenced yard, TE $-1223 or aee C. F. Field carport*, utility room, screened LOST: black A white female dog, Realtor, office Hwy. 436. in porcb. $63 per mo. 3421 1-year-old, long hair. Lost June Laurel Are. Please call for ap­ 10th. FA 2-163$. FURNISHED apartment $ rooms, pointment FA 2-7614. Available bath, built-in air changing unit, Aug. 1st , 2 screened porebea, -110 W. 3rd. 8t. FA 2-0461. Looking for new borne? In the FURNISHED I bedroom apt., meantime stay with us—The large living room, kitchen A 3 ROOM furnished apt., $60 friendly family Motel. nook. 211 W. 16th St. Phone month, close In, 111 E. 6th St. SUN DELL MOTEL FA 3-5430. call FA 2-4263 or FA 2-3766. I t 3, 17-63 FA 2 5347 CLEAN furnished 1 bedroom S. Sanford Dr. 2 B. R. Kit. equipped .. 163 apartment, tile bath, 601 Pal­ 3 B. R. Kit. equipped . . . $7$ LOCH ARBOR 3 bedroom home, metto. FA 2-1374 after 6 p.m. 2 B. R. K it equipped . . . $73 unfurnished, large rooms, ex­ 1 B. R. apartment . . . . $60 FURNISHED apartment, eiaan cellent condition, kitchen equip­ ROSA L PAYTON and elosc in. FA 2-4013, Jimmy ped, carport*, atorage, screened Registered Real Estate Broker Cowan. porcb, quiet neighborhood. Ph. Ph. FA 2-1301 17-68 at Hiawatha PA 2-2461. WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. SLEEPING ROOMS—The Gables 401 Magnolia. Ph. PA 2-0720. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom bouse la Casselberry and furnished NICK 6 room tarnished apart­ on* bedroom apartment on 17-02 ment, quiet neighborhood. Adults across from Mr. Peanut. Pb. FA 3-7366. TE 6-4328. FURNISHED garage apt Phone 3 ROOM furnished apartment, 306 Elm Ave. FA 2-2021. FURNISHED garage apartment, FURNISHED 2 bedroom country Ph. PA 2-3164 between 6 a. c . home on Orange Blvd. 6 miles and 0 p. m. West of Sanford, good condition, URNISHED duplex, two bed­ $70 per month. H. R. Rice, Ph. room, large carport* k utility NO 6-3406. room. 10 miles from Navy Base, 14th SC In Loagwood, TE 6-329*. Legal Notice BOTffTB o r A r n iC A T I M FOB TAX flMND lie * . IU4.lt r lw lt a Biatat— 10 —> at NOTicB ip imnr.nr o i v e n .That Hanry T. Law tha heldar of tha followlna c.rtlflcato has filed —Id —rtlfl—ta for las date to ha iMUOd thereon, The certificate number and yaar af Isauanea, tha daaorlptloa or tha property, and tha aaaie la which It waa accessed art as follonrat Certificate Ns. I l l Tear af Isauance ISIS - d e s c r ip t io n o r f r o p e r t t Lot* 1 4 * 1 Bloch It Tract It Baalaado Bprlnas AccordIna to Plata Theraor Rec­ orded apaa tho Public nec. cprda .o f Bemlnolo County Florida Nemo la whlah aeeeeeed almon F. * Aaao If. PreyborswekL All of said praparty boiaa la the County d—mad aeoordlne to law Iht proparty' described In aueh certificate will b* —Id to the hlaheet bidder at tha frost door o f tha SomlhOl# County Court Hon— at Banford. Florida, an tho first Monday In tha a—atb a f Auauat, l t d , which tb* Tth day or August. 1**1. M t — W*a asd the—, make la Dated this llth day df Juna, t i l l Malian to the —Id Jado* far (BBAL)^ Sal —IttMial « ( hi* admit_ ’thnr M. Beckwith, Jr. —too ad —id —Into, aad far Cl—k circu it Coart ovd— dt—hargtog him aa — Bemluole County, Florida •tod this —a n t h day ad Jan* Publish Jane N * Jaly 7, II, $ rn o t. tB TUB CtBCVIT COURT IW ABB Bros- «. Sakai—v FOB SBMNOLB COCNTT. FLOBAa Ba—at— a f tha Batata ad i b a . c B A i c m r b o . n a Bernhardt c . lekutta r m c WBBTBRN AND BOCTIIRRN Lira INBURANCB COMPANT, aa W. War*, AUovaay Okie — rperatlea, Baaoator, -JfOTICB M HBRBBV OIVBN. t i p Marla Praaeoa th* holder o f fee fottowlna *—qlflssto has filed IBM aortirtoaie 6— —a deed to bo —sand thereat. Tha eertlfieato Bumb— aad y —r o f toouaneo, th* / da—rlpttoa o f tho property, and (ho, name la whloh It was aasaeaad — o ' aa follows t Certificate No. t l Tear o f Is66*0e* t i l l TTS k b c r ip t io n o f p r o p e r t t ; -BI4 o f Lot SI South Sanford “ Plat Bosk t Pago Id M T S la whloh aaaaeoed Albert A Barths Bpana. All o f said praptrIp t a la r la tho County af tamlBtlk Btate at PI—Ida. Uniat* aueh —rtlfleato shall ho rodeemtd at— N ino Mo low tho property dee* 4ftbed la ouch eortlrteate will bo Aid to tho hlahoot bidder at tbe feast door of tha ■smlaels County M a r l Bouse at ’ Sanford. Florida, cards of Bemlnol* County, Florida. dB tha ft ret Monday ta th* menth Of August. l i l t , which la th* Tth WITNESS.my band and tha seal Bay>* f Auaaat. l t l L af said Conrt at Osaftrd. Florida . i-Dated thla tlth dap o f Juao, th is .tlth day af Jus*, ISfl. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, Arthur H. Boehwilh, Jr. Clerk o f the Circuit Court Clark Clroot Court, Ryt Jean K. Wllka lemluola County, FI—Ida Dtputy Clerk ih Juao I*. A Jaly T. Id, It. Fublleh Juna SO • July T, tl. It. Legal Notice LOCH ARBOR Three bedroom 114 baths, larga lot, unfurn. with kitchen equip­ ment. $115 per month.' Phono PA 2*3931. Robert A. William*, Realtor. MODERN fu n . $ bedroom apt , upotalrs over $06. W. 13th. $60 per mo. water included. Avail­ able July 8. FA $1401. 8 . B e a c h R e n ta ls HUTCHISON APARTMENTS Oceanfront, 336 So. Atlantic Avo., Daytona Beach. PA 2-4059 BEDROOM, 2-bath, fully air BEST OFFER TAKES 3 BED­ ROOM 1 BATH HOME AT 304 conditioned, much cioael and storage apace. Low Juwn pay­ LAUREL DR. ment. 124 W. Woodland Dr. Ph BY OWNER: One acre, Just off FA 2*3170. W. First St. halfway between FARMER'S AGENCY Interstate 4 and downtown, with N. V. Farmer, Realtor 4 bedroom borne. Large living 2463 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3221 room, separate dining room, After bhurs FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0261 16 x 34 Fla. room. Over 1600 sq. ft. living area. Large patio A 12 x 27 ft. filtered swimming ROBERT A WILLIAMS, Realtor pool. Separate double carport Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. with 20 x 20 workshop. $14,500. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Terms: I6S00 down, balance NOTHING D O W N - Trad* your 96000 at $72.62 mo. FA 2-6001. home for a new 3 bedroom, U4 bath home with Fla. R o o m RAVEN N A PARK only $64 mo. Drive out to LongThis Is a home your family will dale and save! 10 mi. South on be proud of. Three bedrooms 17-92. and 114 baths for only $363 doom and $95.00 per month. In­ Looking for new home 7 la the cludes Taxes and insurance. An meantime stay with us — the excellent location at 203 Satfriendly family motel. suma Drive. The large lot ia SUN DELL MOTEL well landscaped and Includes 21 Rt. 3, 17-92 FA 2 394? elirua trees. Drive out and see S. Sanford Dr. this today. Exclusive with NEW HOUSE under conitruction, choose.your own color, 3 bed­ room, 3 bath, away from planes, on West Side, 2 miles from 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 town, low down payment. Pb. FA 2-1636 or FA 2-3100. MUST SACRIFICE 2 - bedroom Stenstrom Realty 2 CHOICE LOTS on GrapevlHe; 1 opposite Snow's Cafe, W. 11th. FA 3-3001 or FA 2-1460. No Down Payment S t Johns Realty Co. that tha Plaintiff herein has la■tltuiad a suit aaalnet you la the Circuit Court o f tha Ninth Jadlolal Circuit, In and far Bamlnot* Connty, Florida, to oulat Its tills to tha abovs dasertbad property, altuatod, lying and balog la Bsmlnet* ceunty, Plerlda, aa haralaabovs mor* partlaatarly aot ant. Tan and — eh o f yo* ar* haraby RENT A BED required t* tit* your answer with the Clark af tha Clronrt Court ta Rollaway, Hospital * Baby Bad* and for Bemlnol# County, Florida, By Day, Wook or Motrth and atrv* a copy thereof upon CARROLL'S FURNITURE JOHN D. It A INKS, It* Park Asanue, South, Wlutar Park, Ft—Ida, Ph. FA *41*1 116 W. lo t 84. attoraay for Plaintiff lu tha a aova actio* •* or before the Slot day af COTT/GE, ready to move la, July, A. D. l i l t , olta a Dear** complstaly furnished, all utillPro Confess* . w ill b* onttrsd oealnit you. Ifes. Wook or month. Adults IT ia ORDKnBD that thla h* only. 2404 Park Avsnuo. published In tha Sanford Harold, "W e Trade” Stemper Agency • REALTOR— INSUROR Phone FA 2-4991 112 M. Park LOCH ARBOR A quality home in d choice loca­ tion. 2 Bedrooms, lots of floor space in the rest of the home. Beautiful lots with trees, flow* ers and shrubs. Good financing.. $15,93A fe ' VALUE ROSA L. PAYTON la Beautiful — Sunland Estates $ 13,800 - $ 16,000 S • BEDROOMS 1 - 1*4 - 2 BATHS CewTratfeual k TEA Loom $11,300 to $17,100 Boo Oer Modal Homo* — OPEN TODAY — $H ML Be. o f Banf aod Tarn W. aa Lake Mary B b i PR. PA $4*78 DIRECTIONS - Bator Baaland Batatoa • Fallow Oar 81km KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. PA $-$$74 FA S -tm I f y o« art a Seminole County resident, but live out o f tho FAirfax exchange area, you may now place your Want Ad with the Herald free o f any telephone toll charges. Just call us! CALL BEFORE YOU BUT Moaoary r—wtractl—i • Built op roof • Furred walls • TUo bath • A w alag windows Ter rasas n a a n • Bir t h hit* rhea cahiaota • Form ica aiak U p . Built ia W —tiag hon— o r or aad rang* • Glaaa *Udlag daor 4a p s llo * Carper— aad au n ty roam • O— f i t — DEBARY LAKEFRONT • Spacious 2 bedroom — kitchen equipped—built-in range—largo utility—over 1300 square fe*t of livability on attrscUv* lake— FHA terms of $400 down. Of­ fered exclusively by SEMMOLE COUNTY RESIDENTS • BEDROOM spartmoaL Pbooo County, Florida, an— tach wash for four ronoocutlv* week*. FA $-1461 hstwooa 9 6. B . k WITNBBi th* hand af th* d a rk * p. m . o f th* Circuit Court, ■omlaola County, Florida, thla Silk dap Of CLEAN aid afealy taraUbod Juno, A. D, l i l t . apartment, largo living room (IKAL) Arthur B. Beckwith. Jr. with flrsplaes, mastor badroom, Clerk of Circuit Court Jalonsiod back porch, $61 Mag* nominate County, Florida By I Joan B. With*, Bolls. Also, duplex apart mok4, Deputy Clerk I960 Elm. Ph. NO 84997, Wtnderweedle, Halaee, Hunter * Ward SS4 Park Ava. Bo. Whiter Parh. Florida Attaraoya tor FUlaUff • PnhUah Jaas s# k July 7, 44. $1. I BEDROOM bouse, 2 baths, builtint, disposal, awning win. dows. VA loan $600 dowa. $86 per mo. FA 2-7032. % $ 159.50 NEW HOMES LATflON, her husband. R. S BEDROOM hou—, kitchen equip­ MUST SACRIFICE S bedroom Broker R. RISER, and --------- R tCB home in good location, eon- Pb. FA $-1301 17-18 at Hiawatha ped, ia Sunland. Call FA M l * BBR. hla wife. Defendant*. If venient to N.A.5., 444% mort­ say and each af than If ttviaa, K M answer FA 2-1642 or InOPEN ROUSE Saturday k Sun­ and If dead, aaalnet tha un­ gage. FA 2-2407. quire at 617 Camella CL known apeuaee, Heirs, darleeae, day, 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. 3-Btdroom, leaattes, aranteee, creditors *r lt t bath, perfect condition. Low other parties clalmlnn by, CLEAN FURN.'Apt, 1 or I adults. down payment. No qualifying. through, under or aaalnot the 611 Path A vo. abovo named Defendants or- any THE TIME TESTED FIRM '$70.90 per month. 81$ Bradshaw of than and' against a ll'o lh a r ROOM furnished apartment, 116 N. Path Av*. Ph. PA 3-61U Drive. parties bavin* ar elatmlnu ta d o — to town, $33 por mo. have any rlutit, till* and/or In­ ter** In the property herein­ FA 2-636L after described, to wlti NWH af tha MB 14 o f Baatls* 1*. Township at, . South, Ran** St Boot. F fe lin i 3 Slenstrom Realty Headly Const Co. 111 N. Park Ave. PboM FA 1-2420 C h ock U r n 3 BEDROOM 1 bath borne, 4 U * VA loan. Ia Sunlaad. Available July 1st. FA 2-2740. SKY-HIGH Stenstrom Realty Compare ! O sca r M. Harrison 4 Rrglstered Real EitaU Broker 1311 Palmetto Av*. Ph. FA 2-764* CB home. %uy equity. FHA. 160 FURNISHED - S Bedroom Home Country Club Circle. FA 2-3331. • Situated oa larga corner lot. NO HIDDEN OR CLOSING Vinyl tile floors Florida 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath, Urge cor­ COSTS Room - Patio. Elderly eoupic, 2 ner lot. Low down payment 217 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-34$ and 3 bedroom masonry who are original owners have Oakland Avenue, Sunland Es­ borne built on your lot any­ kept this homo ia top-notch tates. Pb. FA 2-1165, where in the stale of Florida. shape. Recently painted and No waiting — immediate con­ neat as a pin. Located at 121 struction. CALL FA 2-6343. Garrison Drive. $1300.00. SC Johns Realty Company 1M N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 TWO UNIT apC bldg., nawly re­ FINANCING modeled throughout, 309 Mag­ N EW DREAM W OLD NEW Down Payment k Dewm-To-Earth Prices nolia, Ideal aa a bom* with In­ A m w homo and a new way of Closing Coat come, Ideal as a home and life can be yours for only $830 B oM tifal Lahofroat buaine— location. Asking $12,300 dowa. Three bedrooms, tile bath Cammunlty $3,000 down, but make offer with many other extraa. Total Oe BporkUag Lake Minm— Ready to aeD. PA 2-7(47. price la $6430 with-payment of $66 per month. Can bo shown 6-BEDROOM bom*. Shaded corat your convenience anytime. ner lot, fenced. Extra larga kitchan, stove and* refrigerator. Low equity. FA 9-2167. Shoemaker CONSTRUCTION CO* 3 Bedroom Home ONGDALE 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale CLASSIFIED INDEX Sanford Herald Advertising D ept \fijajusnnai ! PARKHOMES ! - GArden 5-5938 AND IN SANFORD FAirfax 2-2511 • m V. 0*RV O ffice Honrs: 8:00 a. m* - 5:30 p. m. W c-’ -pR' it. 8:00 a. n t • 13:00 Moan S at -v: MR] CURTIS ■U-.: �ry n y n >• '! The More 12. Real Estate For 8alo You T ell - The Quicker I 12. Real Estate For Sale Dawn's , J.NECREST: Over 1400 iq. ft. uf delightful living area with a bedroom*, extra large living 309 W. isib street room and Florida room. Large lot, beautifully landscaped. Two I FA 2-7803, Evenings FA 2-23T9 fenced patio*. Immaculate in­ side and out. Chooie your term*. 13. Mortgage Loans See this one at 11B Shannon Or. MORTGAGE LOANS before you buy. FA 2-7239. FHA and Conventional Commercial It Residential Helmly Realty HIGHLAND PARK k p fe suggest you see this lovely a Bedroom home at 2100 Oak Ave. A fine home in a fine neighborhood and priced to sell .at 119,300. Financing Is attrac­ tive with an existing FHA pay­ ment plan at 944% Interest. Total payment per month is SM.OO. See this exclusive by calling J / Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 I [ NOTICE OF SUIT STATS OP PLOSUDA TO I Tha rsapsrtlva UNKNOWN HEtna. davliaaa. grantaaa, aaalgnaaa, II*nora, cradllora, truslaaa. and any and nil parties claiming by. through, under or agalnat MOIlEH E. LBVT. daeaaaad, JOSEPH M. AllRtiDONDA. daeaaaad, and EVER. KTTE WOODRUPP. daeaaaad. and aaeh at thami JOSEPH o l s o n , it atlva. C. A. BUTTERFIELD. It alive and ORACE WADSWORTH. If allva, sad If married, ihslr respartlva unknown apouaaa. and If dead, the raapactlva unknown balra, davlaaaa, grantaaa, aaalgnaaa, Itenore, cradllora, traalaaa, and gay aad all partlaa claiming by, through, andar at agalaat aafd Joseph Olson, & A. Satterfield, and a rses Wadsworth, aad sash of thorns and any aad all parson* having, or claiming t* have, any right, title sr tntaraat In and to ^ tha following daacrlbad land, lying H a n d being In Seminal* County, ^ F lorid a , to.w ill Lots I, t, I, and S. and tha North IS.IT feat at Lot S of BUCK'S ADDITION, Sanford, florid *, according to plat thereof recorded In Plat Book I, page tat or iho publlo record* af Samlnolt County, Florida (leas tha Westerly * fast af aalS proparty). Tou, an i aach af yau. ar* her*, hy notified that a suit baa bean brought against you la the Circuit Court. In and for gamlnola County, Florida, la Chancery, entltledi PRANK U WOODRUPP, III and EMILT W WOODRUPP. hla wife, plaintiff*, v. JOSEPH OLSON, at *1 defendant*, and you, and tach af yau, ar* required to flic your An* ewar ar olhar dafanslv* pleading* to aald plaintiffs* Complaint with tha Clark af aald Court, and aarva upon said plaintiffs or aald plaintiff*1 attoraay. OEO A. NPKKR, J R . what* addraa* la P. O. Bos t t lt . Sanford. Florida, a oopy af said Anawar sr athar dafanalvs pleading*. oa or bafor* July IT, A. l», 1**1, and If you fall lo do ao, a dacra* pro confaaao will ba ^ a n ta ra d agalnat you, and aach of Q9 you, fur the rallaf dtmandad In gald Complaint. The naiur* of this oult la to ■ulal tha till* lu aald property In plaintiff*. FRANK L WtJODRUFF, 111 anil KMILT VV. WOODIH'FF. hla wife. WITNESS my. hand nnd **»l of Bald Court at tUntord. Stmlnol* County. Florida, this lllk day St June, A. D.. 11(1. (BEAL) _ , Arthur II. Ilackw Ith. Jr. Clark of the Circuit Court. In and for Itamlnol* County, Florida. * OEO. A. Sl'KLR. JRAtternay for plalatlffa P. O. Box 1**4 Sanford, Florida ................ publish: Juno 1*. 1*. SO. July 7 t • • Serving Central Fla. alnca 1949 CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE W ill «SHM FA 2-0562 ft W 111 N.- Park Ave. Phono FA 2-2420 CARPENTRY, painting, rooting and eement work. PA 3-4SM. FHA A VA Mortgages - 314% Interest — S. C. Bluh Company, BOYD'S Cabinet Shop. MUlwork Mortgage Bankers, 1604 Edge 307 Elm. FA 2-2918. water Dr., Orlando Cli 1-3338. SEMI-RETIRKU CARPENTER Repair* Alteration* 17. Male Help Wanted Painting MEN for light delivery work, full Fhont FA 0 7 9 0 . or part time. Car essential. Ph. ROOM SPECIAL fl4 «9 . Palr.Ung FA 2-8991 between 8:00 k 9:00 Inside and ouL Call Mr. Taskar, A.M., 4:00 k 9:00 P.M. FA 24139. 18. Help Wanted Wlmtow Chit* Industrial Maas. ISST Sauted Avaauo Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. >10 Magnolia LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINT ROOFING FHA Loans B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPUES W* Givs TV SUmpa 903 W. 2fd SL FA 2-7999 24. E lsctrtoa l S n rvlces FRIOIDAIRE Salas k Servica Hours Wiring Fra* Estimate* Sid Vlhton's Randall Elaetrie 111 Magnolia Ph. FA 1-0919 25. P lu m b in g b e r r ie s * 21. Beauty Salons p l u m b in g Contracting 4 Repairs Frto Estimates Permanent Waves, Including hair­ , R. u HARVEY cut!, styling — 19-90. Air con 204 Sanfott! Ar*. Phona FA 3-312) Honed shop, air conditioned d o e r* . Vacation Special! Wall LAR-RE’ BEAUTY SALON Ph. f i 2-1398 2840 Hiawatha P lu m b in g ft H e a tin g KATHERINE HARVEh AIR CONDITIONING Beauty Shop CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 111 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 1-8824 1007 Sanford Av«. FA 24982 26. Radio ft T sIstIsIoh Legal Notice list. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clark Clreult Court, gsmlaolo County. Florida Publish June SS. ft July T, II, IL k RADIO SERVICE ‘ Depondablo Guarantosd Bsrvlos' Pb. FA 24392 2008 W. First St. 2 7 . S p ecia l S tn r lc s e PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING W. L. HARMON Ph. FA t-4229 F R IG ID A IR E Salas A Sarvica G. H. HIGH Oviodo, r u . FO 9-93Li Daps Eranlnga Sanford FA 24222. WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEM! At] Typos and Site* Ws Repair aad lorries I T I N E Machtsory sad Supply Co 107 W. led IL Ph. FA 24412 EXPERIENCED b sh f sltlor. Ph. FA 24049. BOTICR P F A P P L iraT IO N FOB T A X DSSHD (So*. 104.lt PtsrtdA Stain tee JA C K WS'VE GOT THE 3 • Bedrooms A » UlU# A . $ 8 4 0 0 Seminole Septic Tank af Windshield Bade Glass Door Glass Vent Glass SERVICE Ssnkarik Glass and Paint Co. LOCATED N. or 20th. St. oa Locust. TO MOVE OUT 81. 10 OR MORE Sea link Pullets, just su ited laying. FA 2-2999. YOUNO laying hens, priced rea­ sonable. Also, stewing hent, 79c •ach. Todd's Poultry Farm, Now Upsala Read. FA 2 4 * 0 . Air Condltloalag MUST SELL at once; 10 pc, liv­ ing room group. Someone to take up payments at 0 . Call Casselberry esltoet-T B S-llU . Chrysler Airtemp Now As Low As Open Taaits TUI 9 . . . ALL DAY SATURDAY Don’t Mist Don’t Mian This Sal* Salting Agtnt U Ph. FA 24IIS stick shift. Thars’s rlao a custom coop# with hwefcal asata. For a real kick, hit tho bricks la this oh* It raaHy aeootal $ 179.00 Free Estimates SMS OAK JULY 4th FA 2 -0 )1 HOLLERS «SANFORD SPECIAL! LOCAL OWNED CARS RECONDITIONED 4 MONTH eld Bird dp i pupa. Davis Waldlsg Shop, Naw Up­ sala M . FA 2 4 0 2 . BEAGLE Pups AKC registered. 81 N. Griffis Dr. Casselberry. TX 2-109. ■ Southern Air Ph. FA 8-4*22 Used furniture, appliances, toots, etc. Bougbt-Sold. Larry's Mart, Poultry • Pots • Livestock 219 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA >4192 • All Can Ptaiaiy Priced • Immediate Fiaanciag • Up To 86 Ma. To Pay j WILSON - MAIER 219 MagaeUa At Wbslassis Prices 4 $ POWERED & PRICED USED-CAR SALE 50-C A R S -5 0 2 ■ Baths TEMPEST COUPE j i. Mid-Year Clearance PEM ETREE Barkley | « HAVE 17 piece stainlesi Heel 36. Boats • Motors rok w aro an, I ply waterless, in BOAT for lale. Hunter, Welaka A . W. Barkley Uard Cora, original factory carton, was 1m . Apt*. Ph. FA 24172. "How about doing my life story? 1 1 210, sacrifice 2 0 . Will deliver. iho publlottyr Imports ft Sports Can R. M. Henkel, FA 34390. Gateway To Tha Waterway Our Bpoetollty Your EVINRUDE Dealer 17-92 * Heart a f Maitland 32. Flowers - Trees - Shrubs POWER lawn mowar, modern 2 7 . B pscisI S e rv ice s Robson Sporting Goods PH. MI 4-5807 fold dark green door and glass Pb. FA 24961 shower door, both new and very 3044-8 E. 1(1. DRAGLINE k BULLDOZER BER- QUALITY PLANTS FOR LESS! reasonable. After g p. m. Ph. COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY By Tbs Hour or Contract FA 2-1)74. W. 20th SL Near Golf Course GATLIN BROTHERS Ph. FA 2*6909 asneva 2912 Ero, Orlando GA341M TRADE IN MERCHANDISE ALL MUST GO) ENVELOPES, Laltarbcads, aisle- BITTER BLUE SOD 6c per sqRefrigerator 0.00, Electric Lawn masts, invoice*, bead bills, and ft. Dutch Mill Nursery, Naw Mower 0 0 0 , Electric Stove programs, sic. Progressiva Upsala. Rd. Just off 20th SL Ph. 0.00, Power Mower 119.00, Printing Co. Phea* FA 8 -3 0 1 FA 2-7197. Power Mower $20.00, Hand 298 WiM 19th g|. Lawn Mower 11.00, Beautiful COCOA FORMOSA Palm Trees IV GHOST WRITING, oaaay*, job Rtfrifarator 10 4 1 . tall. FA 2-2664. iwsumoa and totter*-of-* ppllca REPOSSESSED MERCHANDISE tioa. Etparitnctd competent Confederate Jasmine In Bloom. Power Mower 03 4 0 , Girls Bike service. Low rates. FA 9-4081. $23.00, Record Player 110.00, GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY Power Mower 09.00, Eleetrlc Grapevillo Ave. near 30th a t Stove flM.00, Power Mower • 0 . 00, ALL MAKES k MODELS 88. Fumitura NEW MERCHANDISE RENTALS |8 WEEK Sail Ua Your Furniture. Quick House Brooms 77c, Bath Scalta 109 So. Palmatto (24 hr- Ber.) 0 . 0 , Flashlights 0 c , Boys Bike Service With Tha Cash. SUPER FA 24829 0 9 .0 , Child's Auto 0 . 0 , Picnic TRADINO POST. FA 24177. FOR DRIVEWAYS,, sidewalks k Table k Bench 03.00, Badmit•ic. call a tier 4:20 FA 2-7779. CUSTOM BUILT BEDDINQ on and Volleyball Set, both lor Mattress renovating. Export Up­ 27.77, Barbecue Kit* 0 . 0 , Fold­ DRESS MAKING holstering. All Work Guaran­ ing Tahiti 0 4 * . Play Tents k ALTERATIONS . teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. $449, Floor Polishers 0 1 .0 . Reasonable — Satisfaction guar­ Co., FA 2-2117, 1301 Sanford Electric Can Opener t l l . 0 , Kit­ anteed. Call FA 1-1280 for ap­ Ave. chen Clocks 0 . 0 , OE Vacuum pointment. deantra 1 0 .0 , 0 " Window a BIG VALUES SMALL APPLIANCE repairs. 24 Fans 0 2 .0 , Boys or Girls 0 " a QUICK CREDIT hr. servlet. Pick up and deliv­ Bikes $042, Roar Sail Speaker a EASY TERMS ery. All work and parts guar­ Kit 0 4 1 , Largo Laws SweepWE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS anteed. FA 24190. era 0 1 .0 . FIRESTONE STORES 111 E. First St. New and Used Furniture CLEANING 9MM PH. FA 24401 Sanford, Florida 111 E. First St. FA 2 4 0 1 24 HOUR 8RRVICR Diraci from Pontiac parformawca WE GO ANYWHERE ANYTIME ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby S laanew Tsmpsnt Coup# that raaEy looks Ilka a Beds. Day, Week, or Month— 29. Automobile Harries FURNITURE CENTER dardt 4-cylindtr angina, lndepoodtnt UOO French Ave. h Ii i rear tn u iam lseloG , 15-lach whoata, flaw The Aristocrat o f Fb. FA 9-7991 Sanfords Groat Sanford’s Must. Exclusive Subdivision BUILT ft DEVELOPED BY Want Ada. 190 REVCO froosar, 19 cu. ft., Good condition. 1911 MeUonvlll* AUTO GLASS INSTALLED NOTICH IS HURBBT OIVEM. That Haary T. Law the holder « f the following eartlflrat* has flltd aald eartlflaat* far tag dead to b* Issued tharaon. Tha csrllflcata number and yaar of Issuance, tha daacrlgtlan af tha yrepartv. and tha name in whlah It was ******** era as fallswai cartifiMt* N*. i l l Taar *f )*auanc* t i l l DBacntPTlON OP PROPEIITT Lota 1 1 * 1 Block 0 Tract IT SantaaSa Siftings Accord­ ing to Plata Tharaaf Rac­ er*** uses the Public Rec­ ords af SaaHaal* Ceunty Plarlda Nam* In whlah ******** Antonio P. Terras. All o f said property ba la s la tha County s i Hamlnola, Btat* o f Plarlda. Unlaaa such car. tlflcsts shall bo radaaaad accord, lap la low tb* proparty daacrlbad la soak certificate will bo said t* th* highest bidder *1 lb* front dnor of th* Bemlnola County Court House at Hanford, Florida, on th* first Monday In th* month *1 August. IISI. which I* tha Ith daSr of August, li l t . Dated this Ilth day af Jun* t i l l (SEAL) N ational Ilk. B ld g . Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr. Hanford. Florida Clark Circuit Court Attorney fur Plaintiff gamlnola County. Florida Publlsli Jun* iJ. I* A July T, 14. Publlah Juu* t* A July T, Id. t l. sa n lanffa WORK and Dress Shoes 0.92 up. 38. Traitors • Cabanas Cots 1449. T-Shirts 0 c . ArmyNavy Surplus, JU Sanford Ave. IIOUSETRAILER for *ato. Phono FA 2-710. G. E. STOVE, good condition. 0 3 . VACATION trailer. IS ft. sloops FA 2-907. 4, Butane ref., etove. light* 24" BOY'S English typo bike, good olae. k water hookup, like pew, condition. FA 2-190. tacrifieo. 1403 Wynn wood. Ph. FA 14863. COMPTON’S Pictured Encyclo­ pedia! — Terms. to pries trade39 Antomoblton - Tracks in on old itt*—Terms. FA 24383 -iSg’-J, Legal Notice NOTICH OP SUIT THE » TAT* OP FLORIDA TO* JO H N ' HUSKET, JR., Raaldenc* Uaknowni A sworn complaint having bean filed against you In Ik* Clrcut Court In an* for Samlnol* County Florida, by JUDITH JEAN HUS* KET. for dlvorc*. the short tltla of which lo JUDITH JEAN HUSKET, Plaintiff, vtrtus JOHN HUS­ KET. JR* Defendant, that* prasanta ar* Is command you to appear and fit* your written do. fanooa herein on or boforo tb* Ilth day o f July, A. D. t i lt , or othor»l** Decroo Pro Confaaao will b* entared agalnat yau. Tha Sanfard Herald I* designat­ ed as a newspaper o f ganaral circulation In which this citation ahail b* published one* sseh weak for four conaeauilv* waaks. WITNESS say hand and afflclal saal af tha Clark ar tha circuit Caurt oa this tha Hat day af Juns, A. D. t i l l . (SEAL) Arthur If Beckwith, Jr. Clark of Hie Circuit Court . lly: Jean K. Wilke, Deputy Clerk. Carrull Burk* Attorney at Law huit* i l l Msgtord Atlantic Ph. FA 2-402 - Ibout, FRIOIDAIRE refrigerator $90. GOOD ikilng rig, 14' ronat S3 h. p. Evinrude Lark, Gator Excellent condition. FA 24916 traitor. FA 3-7324. after 6 P.M. Sewing Mach. Repairs HATCHELS TV NOTICE o r i a p p l i c a t i o n FOR TAX DRKD IS*r. IP4.lt Florida llatalaa •( J I .II NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Henry T. Lnw tha holder of the follow ing certificate haa filed aald csrllflcata for lax dead lo b* Issued thereon. The certificate num­ ber and yaar af laaaanoa, the des­ cription of the property, and tb* Opm* In which It w«> aaeaaaad era aa followsi Certificate No. IIS Tsar af I*, auanc* ISIS DKHCRIPTION OP PBOPERTT Lot U Block B ganlando Springs Lake Oak* Saatlen Plat Book S Pag* SS Kama In which assessed John W. Boon*, Trust**. All of sold pro. party bring In the County uf gamlnola, Htat* of Florida. Untaea such certificate shall ba redeemed according to law tha property des­ cribed In such certificate wilt be sold to lha hlghast bidder at tha front door o f tho demlnol* County Houto at Sanford, Florida, on tho flrat Monday In tho month of August, 1*1!. whirl! la tha Tth day of Augual. 1*11. Dated this Ilth day af June, 36. Boats - Motor* 1936 FORD country wagon, R4UL TO PERSON with local credit. A READY MIXED CONCRETE aamo aa naw — make offer. IN I Zig Zag, makes button­ Outdoor Table Topi * Seats 1958 STAR CHIEF coav. automa­ holes, saws on buttons, mono­ Lot Makars — Sills — Lintels tic, power brake* RAH. smart grams k fancy stltchei. I paySlaps — Patio Block* — Sand car. manta remaining at 0.10 oach. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 40 ml. par gal. 190 Naah M oon. Writs Installment Mgr. Box 0 Rim Ave. Ph. FA 24711 motor rebuilt 190, real trans­ - 0 t o e'o Tho Sanford Herald, portation $30. 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V -l, Standard Shift I t CADILLAC 4 Dr. Pnnsr • --------- RECONDITIONED TRUCKS AIR CONDITIONING Fail Bv Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE FA 2-2611 34. Articles For Sale Fri. June 30, 1901— Pnge 9 34. Articles For Sale Air Conditional! - TV Stamps HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 109 So. Oak Ava FA 24742 WORK WANTED FA 24199. I * Ik* C n r t *r see Cauatr !*<*•• R . m Ih I« Coeatr, rtarMn. la P ta. kata. _ .. *ai Batata a f FP U l U r W. CHANH daeaaaad t a All CraSItaaa a ad Parana Har­ t a l C to la i a» D aaaaia Aialaat Sale b u m Tou anS aaeh o f you art haraby •atlllad ant r*qulr*d la pr*»»nl any claims aad damanda which you. or althar o f you, may hava aealnat lha aatata o f PHILIP W. CRANK, daeaaaad. lata of aald County, to Iho County Judxo or Samtuolo County. Florida, at hla affleo la lha court houaa of said ^County at Sanford, Florida, withFin alnht cataadar montha from tha tlma o f tha first publication of (hla notlea. Each claim or damand shall ba la writing, and shall atata (ha plaea a f raatdanca and poat offlca ad (r aas or tha claimant, and ahail ba aworn lo hy tha claimant. Sin scant, hta attorney, and any 1such claim or SomanS not so tUad shall ba void. / a / Howard 1C. Balrhar Aa admlnlatrater at Iho , Eatato o f PHILIP W . CRANE daeaaaad faTENSTnOM, DAVIS * HclNTOSH Attaraoya fo r AdnriaMratar Kd wards Building Hanford. Florida. f rralh Rent! H ire !: Dial Beauty Salon Walker Building 2310 Oak FA 2 7884 [JFair Value Properties Legal Notice tantorh Sell! „ •-BEDROOM. t bath CB home, screened porch, wired utility EMMONS JEWELERS INC. bow ready for further expansion in room. •Fully landscaped. Local this area. Openings for ambi­ od on Lake Ravenna, 212 Tan tious people to conduct jewelry gerins Dr. Low down payment. fashion show in the home. Part FA 24194. or full time, no collecting or de livery, kit fur., high commis­ sion. FA 2-2707, 74:90 A.M. k . RAYMOND M. BALL 9-7 P.M. • And Associate* 212 So. Park Ph. FA 3 3 0 1 I t . S itu a tio n s W a jitod ■ Lake Mery Iranch FA 2-1290 WORK wanted FA 24120. . Jijr 21. B eauty S alon s You 42 CHEVROLET Vi Tap Pkksp. FtosUide , SS FORD I* Toe Pickup IS FORD tj Ton Fkkup .. 17 CHEVROLET 1* Ton P k ksp FA 2*7492 D IM O H fTR A T O M A s Law An . 2nd 4k PalmotU Sanford 91122 IIS9I •1491 91141 • Ml • 222 11741 6 6 • 9 • 226 222 Ml 222 791 9 7N •» •• • ••• HIM • IN MM • IN • IN , ISO GALLONS O f Gftsolins — With Etch Purdis— O f Any N tw Tempest In Stock! A,* \ , [ '■ • (T.*' *i ? . q 1 *■**. I h i t ' (rt , 1^-0 ‘ to- h A ■Wjl Select from W sgone - 4 drs* • Sedans • some with sir conditkminf. This O ffer Good Thrn July 10, 1MI ■ W ell be open - July % d oeed July 4 *i-, VW �r~ ' l;v ' f— *• ’ ' - • . •■‘ ' r. teffe 10—TO. Jon« 30, 1961 Congo Sets 1st Anniversary Of Independence f) Dr. Brothers Discusses JobOf Public Health Nurse By: DB. CLYDE BROTHERS slcian to discuss the hospital re­ ing right. Well, 1 must get on ly for tbe patients to read. Next, Developing from a voluntary commendations and bis orders my w ay." Instruments, needles and syringes service for The home care of the for their care. Our nest visit is to the home which have been sterilised by a sick performed through communi Our first visit |t to Mary, of Lucille Adams, a thirty-)earclinic aide and tbe examining ty groups, public health nursing whose home Is about eight miles old mother who recently was told has become one o f the most away. Miss Jones already knows by her physician that she has room is made ready fo r tbe widespread and basic services of Mary and her family. She has a early active tuberculosis and that patient. While equipment for the local health departments. The record on the family begun when Sanatorium care is recommended. Ing specimen! and for making LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo — opportunities and needs for ser •he visited the Green's after (U PI) — The Congo Closed its Miss Jones visited Mrs. Adams certain testa la being set up, we vice In public health nursing are teacher of Ruth, one of her oilier last week and listened under­ minds today to a year o f terror learn from Miss Jones that go­ unlimited. children, observed that the child standing^ to her fears, answering and violence and celebrated the ing to a clinic la similar to going waa unusually restless and Irrl many questions for both Mr. and first anniversary o f Its independ WHAT DOES THE PUBLIC to a private physician's. office. ence with eyes on a hopefully HEALTH NURSE MEAN TO YOU table and not doing as well in Mri. Adam?. She also tried to The patients begin to arrive and her work as she had done pre explain the nature of tubercu­ brighter future, WHO LIVE IN THE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES OF THIS STATE? viously. Miss Jones helped Mary’ s losis and to help the couple real- each Is given a friendly freeU The Congolese army, which went on a rampage last July rap* To hundreds and thousands of parents decide to consult the fam ire that the disease ran be con­ Ing and registered. Miss Jones ing and beating whites, assem­ chitons, sbe means many things: ily physician and later, at the quered. Sirs. Adams eagerly tells talks a few minutes with cYfti bled 5,000 o f its now well-disci­ protection from communicable physician’s request, Ruth's re the nurse that sbe is ready now one, listening to the feelings ana plined troops for a solemn parade disease; a life saved; a teacher; reiving prophylatie drugs from to follow the phyaiefan’a recom­ problems which are brought out up the main street of this beautla friend, as well as a nurse, to the State for her rheumatic fever mendations and make plans with by her kindly question*. Neces­ Miss Jones for Sanatorium care. ful capital. all kinds of people; a disabling condition. sary blood work and Immunisa­ Misa Jonei helps her understand Mary Green was sit.ing in ■ cooditioh made more bearable; President Joseph Kasavubu and tions are done after which eaeh the paper* that are to be algned the dlffreence between relapse chslr feeding one of the twins hla government, still politically patient is examined by the phy­ and recuperation; and often, a "1 heard you had twin girls. 1 and reviewa ber previous teach sician. Miss Jonei tries to have ahaky but growing more con­ Just thought I'd drop by and see ing about the collection and dis­ a few words with each patient new way of life. fident, were on hand with the posal of aputum and suggests whole diplomatic corps. Few people really know what how you were doing." “ Not loo at the end of the clinic, making some other precautionary mea­ good," Alary said, “ I don't seem public bsallh nurse does. She sure that each understands any The government arranged gala sures. She then Inquires in de­ recommendations made by can bo found In tho homes, In to be getting my strength back dinners, folk dancing In the tail about tbe health of each tbe school, In th e, dlnlc*. and in as I should." "That does hap physician and has a return ap­ streets, receptions and a glitter­ member of the family and their the' Industries of nearly every pen sometimes." the nurse said pointment if one la needed. ing fireworks display to try to reaction to Mr*. Adams' illness reassuringly. “ Would you like to community. She goes EVERY After cleaning'and putting away remove some of the memories of and hospitalisation. Sbe emphasi­ WHERE without limitation to any tell me what seems to be ber clinic equipment, Mias Jones a year of ehaos and near civil zes the need for every member wrong?" “ We haven't got much particular Individual or group. has a conference with the health war. money. I thought I would try to of tbe family to have a chest a- director concerning the recom­ Shortly after Independence from Her concern Is the prevention take it as easy as possible; may­ ray immediately. Mri. Adam* dis­ mendations that Mrs. O'Brien be Belgium was proclaimed a year of disease, the prevention and be I could get on my fret again cusses ber plans for the family hospitalised for the delivery of ago, natives ran through the correction of disabling conditions at some length and Misa Jones without any more expense. streets shouting "uhuru" Free­ her baby. The necessary proce­ rehabilitation, and the promotion Knowing ber past history and promises to return for further dures being taken for this, Miss dom and asking "Can you take of physical and emoUonal health, after checking her Blood Pres, planning two days later. k borne In a basket?" Jones now has time to look She U a member of e teem, work r .« . sure Miss Jones knew that Mery Since U is now 11:30 a. m.. fo r records, complete no Many have found since that you log closely with tbe toe? I Health was gvlilng along fine. However Miss Jones decides to have lunch of the forme and report! A SEMINOLE COUNTY VEHICLE will be working in North Carolina next can’ t take it home at all and that r p u n a which w m ci Director, Sanitarian, Clerk, end the report showed evidence of so that she can return to the of­ she could not finish In tha h om e,' 7 week, traveling in swampy, wet and steep mountainous areas for the Caro­ the price o f Independence can be others of the atatf of the county mild anemic condition. Nothing fice to prepare for the afternoon's and turn thara over. to the clerk. 7 lina Power Go. The "swamp buggy” was designed for the firm by Daniel #, heavy one. or city health department. As alarming but worth following up. clinic. She eelecle a restaurant Davis and built at his shop on Upsala Rd. Lyn Freeman is shown demon­ Two figures missing from the It la now time for the office te A team member sbe shares in the After a lengthy discussion on diet, which the Sanitarian has told her close and ordinarily Miss lllia Jonei Jnn«e l " strating the buggy’s maneuverability. It took three months to build the capital today spotlighted two of evaluation sod development of Mery promised to bear down oo It clean and approved. During has finished M r day’s work, but the m ajor problems. They are vehicle which “ will travel anywhere.” tbs health program, with special meat, eggs ,and vegetables and lunch, she tells us sotnething tonight aha la scheduled to apeak Hoise Tsbombe, president o f Xa empbssls on nursing. ease up on the potatoes and other •hput the inspection work of the before the focal P.T.A. She In * tanga Province, and Antoine GlAlso part of her team are s i starchy foods. sanitarian in sating placet, doing thla not only as a repre­ senga, leftist leader of Oriental lied workers such as the private trailer and vacation sentative of the health d e p a r t Since Mery had several other schools, Province. physician, tbe official and volun­ children,'she knew all about.bath­ camps, hotels and tourist estab­ Both have given signs recently tary health and social welfare ing and feeding the twlnk. Each lishments. As we order we learn ment, but aa an Individual aliithat they finally are willing to at agendas, the d v lc organisations one of these were discussed step- that Misa Jones helped our wall- ten. As1 are nil good noraaa, the least talk about national uni:y, Is an active cltisen to her com­ and special groups and key clil by-step to be sura everything ren* slater get Into an orthopedic although nothing is certain In the munity aa well as a practitioner sens. Sbe is the private phyal- was fresh In ber mind. Sbe waa clinic after an attack of Polio Congo until it Is an accomplished dan’s co-worker. In giving ser­ ahown how to observe any devia­ ten years ago. Miss Jones also of nuratng. fact. Yes, a publie health nurse baa The second week of activity at |second, David Richards, third, vice to his patients, she relates tion from normal, ao that prompt helped tbe sister plan for rehabi­ many and varied responsibilities, Tsbombe sent some o f his sol­ her work In a manner that Janet Lewis. Pinecrest wee highlighted by five attention could be paid to them. litation service recommended by but her days are filled with aa!diers to participate In today’s MOBILE, Ala. (U P I)— Dr. W il­ contests and a large pet parade Horseshoes: first, Jeff Bimpson, strenftbens and complements foe "Y ou are coming along nicely. tbe clinic. The waitress tells Miss isfaction. Evan though this one parade, but Giaenga kept out of liam M. Murray Jr., Southern Re­ Thera were approximately 100 pete second, Kathy Tlllis, third Glenn care of "tbelr" patient. Joint co­ The doctor will want you to come Jonei that her sister in enjoylr.g day wtth Mias Jooee does not it altogether. operation with the health and so­ in for n checkup when the twins ber secretarial work obtained Hardly had the last sparks of search Institute director, eeld to­ entered in the contest, ranging Burgess. all tbe fioata of p u h % ) cial xg tod es contributes to the are ala weeka old. By the p a y ," through the rehabilitation train­ show the glam independence day cole day at least |1 billion will be from snakes to chickens. health nursing, It may be con­ Tall Tala Contest: first, Jeff weU-belng of the families under Misa Jones interjected, "Y our bby ing bratlon 9.*d down last year when sidered typical and character!*Winners were as follows: Simpson, second, Hilda Carroll, tbe health department’s aupervl •pent fo r research In the South does he go to school next year? On the way back to tbe office tie of what we do as your PUB­ the first flames of violence flared Baby Picture Contest: First, third, Paula Shapherd. sion. Tbe nurse often suggests this year. Yes? Then do you have his birth we meet Bobby Wallers and hla LIC HEALTH NUR8E. in the new republic. Janet Lewis, second, John Sikes; Singing: first, Robert Jernlgan, when an agency should be called certificate? He will need that for Murray told the Southern Re­ mother. M in Joocs is pleased Before a Joint session o f parlia­ Moat Beautiful: first, Carrie Dou­ second, Kathy Carver. la on a case. tcbool." “ He goei In the fall," to see Bobby wearing bla glasaei ment, King Baudoula praised Bel gional conference o f the Council A rabbit’* naat la celled • form. cette, second, Pam Greenlee; Cut­ The second week at the SouthWOULD YOU LIKE TO BE A Mary answered. “ He’s already provided through the local Lion's gium’s role as a colonial power. o f State Governmente this re­ est: first, Connie DeYoung; Larg< aide Playground featured many PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE? had all his shots." “ Wonderful," Club with M ill Jones' help, U But in an immediate retort, the search would provide Jobe for OVER 35 YEARS •st baby: Jens enn Baird; Small contests with a variety of winners. YOU'RE NOT QUITE SURE? said Miss Jones. “ You won’t have seems that Bobby attended the Congo’s first premier, the lata more than 100,000 persons. at First and Palmatte est baby: Jana Ann Baird; Smell PERHAPS A DAY’S OBSERVA­ any trouble when achool time In the tall tala conteit the best MWa now have In the South pre-school round-up during the leftwinger Patrice Lumumba, (A long Side Peel O ffice) Hair: Billy Shepherd; Least Heir. story was told by Mike Barnett TION WITH A PUBLIC HEALTH comet. But one more thing be­ spring and wet found to hav^ de­ blasted Belgium’s colonial rule as more than 300 Industrial labora­ Croquet; first, Glen Burgess, with Peter Kelly second end Roy NURSE WILL HELP YOU MAKE fore 1 go, if you don’t have a fective vision. His mother confid­ a "shameful regime o f oppras tories employing about 20,000 peo­ YOUR DECISION. WILL YOU baby doctor you may want to Wright third. . ed that her son is eagerly looking alon ." ple," he eakL "Virginia leads Cutest, m oit beeutlful, and fun­ JOIN US IN A VISIT TO MISS bring tbe naw baby to tho cllnle forward to achool, now that be ia "Together wo shall launch a with 5,500 researchers In Indus­ niest were the three categories J0NE8, P.HJf.T with you when you get your prepared for it. new struggle," he said. "A sub­ trial laboratories, 90 times more Miss Joocs’ day begins at featured In the Baby Picture con­ check-up. We hold them the first lime fight which will lead our then It had 20 years ago. Ala­ When ww reach the Health Detest Winners were Jim Pearce, a. m. when she reports lo the and third Wednesday of tbe partment, country to peace, prosperity and bama is second with 2,000 a ten­ Alias Jones works Martha Rosa and Fatty William county health center. As ws Join month at the Health Department quickly selling up the clinic. grandeuer.” fold growth during that period; ber there, we meet tbe other son, respectively. A lot o f mothera bring their bab­ Posters and exhibits are set out • Carpel • By BETTIE SMITH Many blamed this and other North Carolina, Florida and West Thursday’s pet parade at South- members of tbe local health de­ ies In to be weighed and check­ end pamphlets on mother and I Tile • Longwood'a Christ Church Epis­ Lumumba speeches for setting off Virginia each havt about 2,000 re­ • Rental Bed* enlargement renovations •Ida saw pets ranging from dogs partment team, tbe Haalth Dir­ ed over to see it they are.grow ­ child ckre are placed convenientthe anti-white violence that seat searchers and the other Southern copal thousands of Belgians fleeing the •tales have 500 to 1,000 workers have beta completed, making the and cats to hamsters end dressed ector, the Sanitarian, tbe Clerk, and perhaps another nurse. We sanctuary a 1# by 30 foot struc­ grasshoppers. Congo. each.’* Firt place winners were Rex take a look at Miss Jones' office Just five days laldr the Congo ture. The director o f SRI eeld Ma ■ad learn that moat clinics are less army mutiny broke o u t R1 Walls, painted white, greatly en Ann Endicott, Gail Burton, Jim number o f factors determine the held right there in the health de val tribes, ao longer held In hancc the beauty of the large Pearce, Francis Dangleman, Rex geographical location o f any plant pertinent. Sbe tells ua that the check by the Belglaa-offlcefed stained glass tripla windows over Ann Endicott, Denote Levi, Tracey and our natural Veaourcee have Abbert, Carrol Barlow, John Bar pstienta who attend these clinics Force Publlque, went on ram the altar. are those referred because of in pages against e a c h . other and tipped the decision our way o f­ Included In the remodeling are low, Ellen Betts and Lillian Whar­ ten.” \ ability to pay a private physician. against whites. new altar, designed and con ton. However ber services in teaching He said research created many The following months were fill­ structed by Stone Crafts Associ­ health, demonstrating home care, new Industries but probably had ed with secessions of provinces, ates of Long wood; a new altar and counseling are open to every massacres, political arrests and "little influence" on the location rail which accommodates l« per­ one. murders that brought most of this o f now plants in the South. sons at one time and new foam Now as we watch, Mias Jones Murrey said there la a seven rubber kneeling pads for tbs n i l . vast African nation to< the brink makes preparation for tbe day’s o f bankruptcy, famine and epide­ to 10-year time lag between the Future plana call for wall-toBy BETTIE SMITH work. Revlawing ber monthly time research is begun and a wall carpeting in tbe sanctuary mic. Seventy-four members and schedule to see what has been Before last summer was over, new product or procesa reaches and a new pulpit and lectern; friends, Including Fr. George J trplanned for ttw day, ahe finds she (he United Nations had landed on the consumer. The beautification of tijia ao vie IV and his mother antf^ather, 'Since research spending has year old church waa made posil here on • surprise visit from S t hia n home visit this morning Congolese soil and thus began what Secretary General Dag virtually doubled since 1056, we bla through generous gifts from Augustine, attended tbe annual and-a maternal and child health H am asrakjold called the "biggest can aspect Increasing numbers o f several marabers of the pariah Parish and Church School picnic clinic at 1:00 p. a . Tbe clerk Slagle effort" o f the world organ- new products in tho years Just and has not In any way changtd of Christ Church Episcopal, Long- brings In the morning maU which indudes n referral from the local SeatlAa. ahaad,” Murray said. its basic architecture. wood, early this month at Rock hospital **ying that Mary Green Springs. > { B tad twin boys are baiag sent Swimming, games and hikes home from the hospital. Specific through the wooded trails and, of recommendations for Mary's care course, plenty o f good food with are outlined on the hospital re­ a wiener roast and all the trim­ port. We watch Miss Joocs collect mings wars enjoyed by all thil- and study the records of Mary’* dree and adults present. family and of the other family to be sect that day. Miss Jones finds a pamphlet on tuberculosis for on* o f her pat­ ients tad arranges records and supplies hi her nursing bag. She A new meeting schedule has carries this bag en every home been announced by the Catholic visit ao (hat she la prepared lo Women's Guild o f St. Mary Mag­ take n temperature, weigh n baby, Tur is o dalen Church la Altamonte THE UftBEST SCUINQ. SMOOTHEST IIIOJNI give demonstrative care to Springs. • sick person whenever the need MOTOI SCOOTER IN THE WORLR In the future the group will hold •rises. Since she carries her rec­ 6IVES m AU THESE fEATHREI: m itU n n o s thi oecond ords with her, she la able to re­ CTuesday o f eaeh month with tho fer to them and write most of executive board members to meet them while In the heme. Before • lowest cost. . . 3 models to choose from, starting at only $365 the first Tuesday « f each we leave the office, Mist Jones TERMS TO FIT YOUR OWN BUDGET. csUa Mary Green’s family phy • 100 plus miles par gallon economy . . . week-end trips on a hot-fui at Next week, doe te the July 4 gas . . . "THE COMMUTERS REST FRIEND" holiday, tho executive board will • smoothest ride on two wheels. . . thanks to VESPA'S EXCLUSIVE meet at 8 p.m. on Wednesday at tbe home o f Mrs. Peter GUI, SU • FRONT AND REAR SHOCK AISORBERS Lake Shore Dr. in Maitland. £ $1 Billion Slated For Research In Southern States Five Contests, Pet Parade Highlight Pinecrest Program SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY Church Sanctuary Change Completed Christ Church Enjoys Picnic Guild Announces New Schedule ONLY Thera ore almost 400,00# lean Indians in the United States, lahome has tho greatest her, followed .by Arisons. Yon Can Deretop Film Only ONCE — no here tt dene EIGHT W HBO LO T Cnmeri Shop S it B. Fast :.7 r r -- i ... .— — le a f sad. Vis. • prize-winning design (Fortune Magazine — 1939) • whisper-quiet, trouble Free engine no tptdal licoim rtquind • frt* Utaon* TE8T-DR1VE THE VESPA NOW! LEWIS SALES a.d SERVICE FA 2-1828 SSI? COUNTRY CLUB BO. 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Park Thursday % Tha growth of the Publix supermarket chain eontinuea thin week aa the newest of the 69 Publix uijlta in Florida opena at Fern Park with a grand opening event Thursday. The gala opening event will begin at 9:30 a. m. in the new market at the intersection of Hwy. 17-92 and SB 4S6. Manager Don Christopher announced some spe. dal frea. gifts for those attending in addition to some m l f o ^ ’buvaliu. Visitors to the new Publix may register for a free Hallite Cooking utensil set by Wearever and a $200sliver service will be given to the customer g u e s s i n g * closest to the number of cups of coffee served Thurs­ day at the dtore. Winners will not be required to be pre­ sent to get the prizes. Another free feature will be Folgcr's coffee, served all day a t no charge to the customers. A three-day snack special will be sold for only 10 cents—a Herman hot dog and a frosty Coca-Cola. Page 16—Wed. June 29, ltty fr« « H N ew est Of F am iliar Publix Stores. Spacious P arking1 Lots Newest Publix (si; Another Chapter Off Jenkins Career sh e e t the individual who from a a ecooomle nothing t* bedeem a dynamic liedeT with a fan­ tastic record of achievement! One ef the moot dramatic of these true ftorlee ia that af George Jenkins, founder and Preeident ef the FahUx super market chain. * Tha son e f a country storekeep­ er In Georgia, Jankina landed ia yiorida with nine dollar* la hie pockey and a burning ambtljoa to do worthy thing* oa a bag* scale. From th a t time, In 19X6, ho began a career th a t led him to become one o t the' meet successful aad wMelpOuiown grocery magnates in . the country. A t the start, tha colls pee of the "boom* put him to work for a , Winter Haven chain grocery store a t |I6.00 a week and a share ef the gross. Within a pear this young men had increased tha •toiV s weekly recelpta from 61,800 to $9,000. Thia w m enough to pro­ mote him to tho managership of tha firm 's biggest store whieh greeted 67,000 a week, and hla salary Increased to 646.00 plus a percentage of tho profits. That waa la 1928. Two yaara lat­ er tha depression faced him with a big cut la hla Income. I t wm Uwn th at ha resigned and began to make new strides toward an im­ pressive goal. With only 6600 ha had aaved, ha opened his •tor* and competed to successfully with hi* {armor employer that be mm Iv*.» •* r . >- i *r '" - . t C r Don C hristopher Ib M anager O f F ern P ark Publix put him oat of builhesa. Ia tha t i n t jraar a ftar that,' Jenkins grossed 1120,000 and mada •600 for hlmaalf—a phenomenal income ia tha oarljr 1960's. Openlag tha Eooaomjr Stara, alao ia Wlntar H arm , ha addad anothar |60«000 to hla groan. Ha than formad tha Publix Pood Storm Cor­ poration. During tho doprotalon ho showad ramarkabla bnainow acuman in oporating tha two ataraa whan paopla had lltUo monop and ha often got# ( n o groceries to tha unem­ ployed. Bp I960, Jenkins took tha p h a g e th at haa mada him ana of tha loading grocery*** e f tha aattntnr. A ftar eloalng tha two a to m , ha borrowod |28,ooo by mortgaging an aannga grave and than built tha wd ths a u rb lif tilt sad ittwren old-time prices. Yet, you can bay cans and sixpacks of Original Pabat Blue Ribbon at a spe­ cial low “get-acquainted” price. W orkers G etting Goods Ready F or The Shelves ta d apodal tawar o m xo. Tha daalgh h a d 'a n la raeaptlan in many oo la eouth, control oad t Florida until by lata >warn IT of them in 10 had r aachad a groaa of t. By tho ta d a f 1#6« tho ►ration had grow* to 41 ig | N m iilha th at poor, iv tha angriaKiaa af r Grand Union a to m la tha owGhoaot aaaat m an atorqa m natn ij U ii. o ar aaded with a tales e a rn |U 0 miUloa delIT a to m . B r the aad af .< 00'a . . . for bp Juno of I N I tho firm had M m arktU oporating and approximately IS mono a to m currontlp uador ooaatruotloa or la tho planning stages. Georg* JtdkJn* waa not tha founder of tho tupor market a t wo know It today, but ha aad hla associataa h a r. eorUinly boon raapon. albto for a good mahp •flrsta" ip tha growing atata of Florida. Far example, a few of that* “first*" have boea a ir aandlGonteg. magic carpet doom, maaio to ahap bp, ■etf-o.rvice ornate and product, froo eerry-eut oorHoo, aM a m p 'Homily modern daalgaad overall Year" tltlo to PubUx, and for aver ton conMcutira p o a n tha firm haa boon a winner in tha Sapor Market Institute and McOall'n M ogul no Advortlsing Award* Contest. la tha Saturday Evening Foot foaturad tha opamtiax ia a full, article which rocognlaad Urn uniqueness of tho Florid*-born «haln of PubUx Maitmta. From o m small atoro ia Winter Haven to a sparkling chain of 69 uniquely dialgaad tap er markata spanning an a n a from Jaskaonvlllo U Miami aad from Gulf to Atlantis raaate from a awe man operation la ana ampMyiag am rt ... wmsS m m au Enjoy tbe real old-time flavor of this beer tkat's brewed like tbe one that won tbe Bine Ribbon at the 1893 World's Fair. It's even more of a pleasure now. because you'll save money at these special low prices. Pick ap a few six-packs today! 4 �• • J&L n i Lake Monroe Delegation Urges Grades M ove Oviedo Gets Principal Longwood civic and business leaders are making plana for an outatammig Fourth of July Celebration and a rt isaulng in­ vitations to everybody in thn Seminole County arms to join in the feativitiea. There’n a ntory about the event on Page IS and the Longwood business houses have spon­ sored a page advertisement listing the program on Page 12. A delegation ef Lake Monroe resident* today Breed the County ^ fccb o o l Board to novo the aerenth and eighth gradca a t the Lake Monroe School to the Sanford Junior High School. The State Surrey team reeomtnended the change bocauae of the better facllltlea at the Sanford School. However, an May 11, a delega. eatlon of Lake Monroe reiidenti •Targed the board to keep the '> |radea there on the groundi that the "achoel would be moving backward.” WASHINGTON (UPI)—The National Aeronautics and The delegation today, beaded by Specs Administration said today K tentatively plana to Mr*. Gordon Frederick aaid the launch another astronaut on a downranga suborbital flight moving of the gradea ia a "logi­ cal atop aad the children will from Cape Canaveral the week of July 16. This will be the second in the series—started May 6 with benefit from the move.” Another member of the delega- Alan Shepard’s successful ride—leading up to an orbital . Hon, Mr*. J . B. Stapler aaid that flight later this year or aarly .J.hs persona opposed to the move next year. d i d n ’t even have children in the The name of tho astronaut for achool and that a vote among tha next Projact Mercury - .da parenta waa close to S-l in favor haa not yet been released. I t is of the twitch. expected to b« Marine Col. John Supt. of Schools R. T. Milwee Glenn, Shepard'a "backup*’ on the aaid that if the board approves May 6 flight. the move, it would help make a Astronaut VlrgU Grissom prob­ first d a ta elementary achool in ably will make tha third flight. that community. Shepard, Glenn and Grissom war* The Board assured the delega. tha three man ehosan from tha ^ |o n they would consider the mat­ original seven to make tha first t e r and come up with a decision Mercury testa. pending additional study. NA8A originally had planned la other business, Administra­ to launch tha second Redstone tive Assistant Walter Teague told rocket aad capsule six weeks aft­ the. hoard that the state will in­ er Shepard's flight. I t waa de­ crease Its contributions to the layed because of changes being county for the 1961-82 year $322,made In tha capsule aa tha result to t. of Shepard's recommendations. Teague said that $291,801 of The next astronaut is expected these fund* will go for instruc­ MACK CLEVELAND JR. t i o n salaries. "This Is due to the to have fewer taski to perform te a c h e r pay raise nassed by the had been elected by the during the IB-minute ride, and 1981 Legislature and la also due Civil Service employes of more time for observation. to the faet that the number of the city to represent them teacher units here increased to on the Civil Service board 42.” The board hopes to start work to senre another two year term. Cleveland haa been on the budget July U. The board also confirmed the on the board since 1954. appointment* of Clyde Holder as Two me ra of tha board principal of the Oviedo School are elect by the employes ,, A n d appointed pis. additional >and two " m a c b c ri: Fahl Gettys Daren. ed b j& Sanford Gram m ar; Mrs. Mary protestations of inhorerfee, unload Jana Darren, Lake Monroe; John ed all the blame ea hie Mg time David Itooe, Seminole High; J a c ­ Nasi bosses today for driving tone queline Haleyt Sanford Junior of thousand! of Jews to slaughter, High: Mrs. Beverly Regelman, I t waa the big bouse who were South Seminole and Rupert Hen­ responsible for everything, Eich­ ry Jenkins, L y aaa. mann told the JgwUh court trying him for the murder of six ml tile* The board also agreed to change the name of the Hooper Academy NEW YORK (UPI >—President Jews. p l Hooper Elementary School and Kennedy's maritime ■ta rt finders However, be denied indignantly Orooma Academy In Crooms High reported enough progress today ha ever would have criticised ScbooL in mediating tha nationwide ship these asms bosses ia front a f for­ tie-up to consider asking tor more eigners. "I wouldn't hare entertained tha time to work out a settlement. David L. Cola, tbairm aa of tha thought of criticising my super­ Taft-Hartley inquiry board, aaid iors before foreigners," he Insisted * i if enough progress ia made (in to the court. Eichmann, gray-faced from hie mediation talks by mid-afternoon. "We will ask the president for long etay in prison, but looking a more time to continue our pro­ little leas weary than Wadaaaday, O CHICAGO (UPI>—The National ceedings.” testified under oath for the eighth Safety Council has estimated 450 Such a request might delay Ken­ eonaecUUve day. persons may die on the nation’s nedy'# request for a federal court Three times he wee slapped highways over the four • day injunction to send tha 75,000 strik­ down hard by Presiding Justice Fourth of July weekend. ing seamen back to work for an tiolshe Landau for "making speeches.” Aa additional 10.000 persons 10-day cooling off period. Eichmann danlad flatly he bed could undergo disabling Injuries Tha board ia under orders from ever the 102-hour holiday period Kennedy to find out by Friday if anything to do with running the from Friday at i p. m. through possible, whether the strike is a death camps, though the Israeli aUdalght Tuesday, July 4. threat to tba nation's health and prosecution charges that several of them, including the vast eam-,Traffic fatalities could run 25 safety. termination factory a t Auachwtta, pee eeat higher "than ever a where t.4 million Jews wore comparable aon-boliday period,” killed, came under hie direct or­ since nearly |U the nation's T4 ders. mlllioa ears will be used, travel"J played no role whatsoever ia lag a total of 10 billion mllea. them. I bed no functions .and ne This year's estimate exceeds the authority ia them,” he toU s f 424 traffic deaths la the leal four-day Fourth of July period la 1MT, but falls short of tho 411- MIAMI BEACH (UPI) —Weathdeath record la 1950 for a com- ermen hope to have tome help from space in spotting hurricanes P a ra b le holiday. this season. Lester T. Hubert of the U J Weather Bureau’s Meteorological Saletlile Laboratory In Washing toa told hurricane experts Wed­ ST. LOUIS. Mo. (UPI)—Twentynesday a Tiros III weather satel­ eight persons remained hospitallite should be ia orbit "withla lisd today with after effects af chlorine gaa that leaked nut of a the next month to six weeks.” C e p t Joe Tully. wbo took o u t He laid tba satellite, to be tank and overcame 109 persons commend of Heavy Attack launched from Cape Canaveral, Wednesday at a crowded swim ‘P l f u One Tuesday waa welcomed will carry cameras and “should ming pool. .' . back to Sanford today by the Cof­ bo able to discover every storm These were a s deaths, although fee Club. in tha world ia lu early, forma­ authorities eaid a youth who re­ fused medical treatm ent aad ran C e p t Tully, in a brief talk, aaid tive etages.” away had symptoms isdicatiag a ha waa glad to be back and emHubert spoke at a session of the "vary dangerous stage of chlorine y y f —i— the Importance of the second annual technical conferen­ poisoning.” omamunity working together with ce ea hurricanes, sponsored by The boy still waa belag seugl the American Meteorological toMm Navy. The liquified te a leakage, which cfety. About 200 scieatia s aad About M persona attended the routed about 150 persons from the iting at the. Chamber of Com- weather specialists are attending pool, wai blamed on a cylinder the conference. Building. explosion resulting from heat aad structural weakness, police said. ' People were grabbing up their kids and running,” Diana SaInert, if, said. " I fell wooiy and my y*v throel was tore.” , reported today that Robert Bucket, who waa treated County Engineer Carlton id released a t a hospital, aaid Corners ia open to thn Upnala Bridge couth of ‘ hfe father Chartee, St, was /'oeatha public. batklag aad tha gaa suddenly got week at n coat of Thn bridge wan to him. He didn't collapse but he ibera were removed and m $4,000. BUas aaid that the was very s ir a " replaced w ith re in fo rc e d concrete. More Than 11,000 Heralds Delivered Today! j^ a ttfa rh Next Astronaut Flight July 16 VOL. 63 WEATHER: Cloudy through Friday. High today, 87-92. Low tonight, 47-73. SANFORD, FLORIDA United Presa Leased Wire Established 1008 THURSDAY, JUNE 29. 1961 To Consider Berlin Red Threat WASHINGTON (U PI) — Pre>i-| No early decision on apecific dent Kennedy called in the Na- mow* was expected. Kennedy and iional Security Council today t o 'h i t advisers first must consider a consider possible military a n d ! wide range of potential atepa to economic atepa to meet tha in- counter any conceivable Commu nlst military move or pressure creased .Soviet threat to Berlin. Tba White House meeting at play against the Rcd-emlrcled Al­ 4:30 p.m. followed administration lied forces in West Berlin. warnings that tha American public Former Secretary of 8tate Dean must prepara for tha possibility of Acheson it in charge of pulling stern measures to meet a situation together recommendations from which could trigger a third world the various presidential military and diplomatic advisers. Kennedy war. News Briefs Under Study WINTER HAVEN (U P I)-A g ricultur* Commissioner Doyle Conner had under study today th* admission by Centra! Juices Cor­ poration that thsy violated tha Florida Citrus Code by using addiUvss ia Juices. Move H ailed. WASHINGTON (U l'l) — Congrettional atomic experts who hava been urging resumption of S M I 450 Road Deaths Predicted For 4th Weathermen Hope For Space Help Coflee Clubbers Welcome fully I Bridge Open 28 Fume Victims Still In Hospital NO. 224 Kennedy Calls Security Council Eichmann Unloads Slaughter Blame Progress Reported In Shipping Strife lir r a lft f c A - W w * Xn? , X& T fresident. - Kennedy’s announce- CECIL Ai_ TUCKER II, Beminolg County agricul­ tural agent) has received a 8260 Dow; Study Tour Scholarship'to take part In B threa^rask educational lour for county Extension workers, announce* Dr. M. 6. Watkins, director of tha Florida Agricultural Exten­ sion Service. The agent will represent Florida among tha 12 men selected to go on tha Southern Region Study Tour, one of four toura offered in the nation­ wide program sponsored by the Dow Chemical Com­ pany. Tucker was chosen for his efforts in promoting Extension S e r v i c e pro­ grams and for his interest in professional improve­ ment, Dr. Wstkine said. Explosion Rocks Teamster Hall MIAMI (U P I)-A mysterious explosion rockod tho Tcamstara Union hall lata Wednesday night, polico said, shattering windows In tha building. Thers wore so reports of casualties. Tba bomb squad, polico and firemen wars called out to Inves­ tigate tho incident. An investigating officer aaid tbara was "a funny residua and ■mall In the air." Ha aaid no motive or explanation for tho exploaioa has boon uncovered. Tho Teams te n Union convention la scheduled to start Monday at Miami Beach and Union President Jamas Hof fa already haa arrived In town for tho meeting, Wednesday, Hoff* appeared con­ fident th a t ho would easily wtn re-election no president of tho big labor organisation. Ua said recant Investigation by the FBI waa an attem pt to smoor him. "They ora trying to dig up some little araadal, so m atter how email,” Hoffs aaid. Hoffa also aharged a Justice D e p a r t m e n t investigation of Tea meters activities ia the Miami area waa aimad a t “revenge" and bis defeat In kls bid for re-elec- msat that a scientific’panel.would Check on whether Ruasle haa con* ducted Seer*! tests. Bill Signing WASHINGTON (U PI) — Prealdent Kennedy la expected to sign Into law quickly a $44 billion catch-all housing blU carrying funds to d a a r slums, seat horns buying and build college dormltorira. Democrats ia both th* Sen­ ate and House Wednesday overrods last-ditch Republican opposi tioa to give final approval to tha measure worked out In a confer­ ence committee. C rashing The Gate HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — Ellsabeth Taylor and Eddla Fisher threw a post-midnight p a rt/ today for Russia’s visiting Moiseyev dance troupe and actor Lawrence Tierney waa arrested when he tried to crash tha gate. Nearly 100 of th* visiting Russians ware wined and dined at a night club-res U urant th at featured Jasa by such celebrities aa Tony Curtis. Janet Leigh, Mel Ferrer, and Lauienca Harvey a t P. J.'a Nitery Opposition ORLANDO (U PI)—A marketing older for Florida calory proposed by Agriculture Commissioner Doy­ le Conner ran into opposition dur­ ing a public bearing Wednesday. Opponents aaid the proposal would frees* out small farmers by keep­ ing them from expanding their base production of celery. Conner said he would" decide leter whether to cell a referendum on th* pro­ posed order. Th* final decision ia up to the celery grower* and hand (era. Blue Law Becomes Political Issue BOSTON (UPI) A revolt against the blue laws today had threatened to become one of the biggest political baltlea in Mass­ achusetts history. The coatroversy, touched off by the U. S. Supreme Court decision upholding tho ancient statutes, soma of whlcb arc older than the court Itself, h is set policemen against policemen, alarmed warchants ta d confused tho slate's Judiciary. A committee of the Greater Bos­ ton Real Estate Hoard estimated that rigid enforcement of the laws over th* July Fourth weekend will cost real estate salesmen aad .**sort area merchants a t least $15 million. Th* laws forbid mast shops to operate oa Sunday or tba holiday, faces a two-fold task in tha com­ ing weeks: —To convince Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, by both words and action*, th at the Western AIlle* are unihakeable In thalr de­ termination to atay in Berlin, will defend their position by military might and cannot bo split by Sov­ iet pressure tactic*. —To awaken tha American pub­ lic to tho grava peril involved In ★ ★ the new East-West clash In Europe and to tha possiblt necessity of distasteful homefront measures to prepare for any eventuality. Kennedy emphasised at his news conference Wednesday that h* had coma to no final conclusions. But officials said home-front suggestions being advanced in­ cluded tbs calling of aom* Nation­ al Guard resatv* units, increasing tho draft, stepping up civil dsfenss ★ preparations and canvassing meas­ ures to bolster tha economy. U. 8. official! said thsy saw na softening of Khrushchev's position in his announcement Wednesday that hla threatened peace treaty with East Germany would guar­ antee access to West Berlin. , They pointed out th a t Khrush­ chev still insists th a t tha Allies would hare to deal with East Germany, which tha Waat baa re­ fused to do. ★ ★ ★ Nikita Sounds New Scare GENEVA (UPI) Soviet Pre-iines* have been playing an lmmier Nikita Khruehchev hat* portent part in th* troubles In sounded a veiled threat on Viet: Laos. Nam that spells fresh dangers for United States officials attending tha uneasy peace in southeast' tha 14-nation conference recently Asia. | reported that at least 1,000 ComIn Moacow Wednesday, Khrueh-' muniit North Vietnam*** were chev said bf was confident that l known to be In action alongside the alruggls/of th* Vietnamese forj the Red-oriented I'sthet Lao rebtha reunification of their homo- ' els. land will ekd In full victory. | Arm* supplls* to the Pathet M rv-rLao forc*rkkv» been tim ing from This"W M ^ken tie to mean Khrushchev titoksd { North Viet Nam, and continue to the Communist North Vietnamese be supplied from there. regime's plan to "reunite” the di­ U. 8. Secretory of Stole Dean vided nation by ousting tha Waat- Rusk recently spotlighted th* em-backad South Vlatnameaa gov­ grave situation In South Viat ernment of Nga Dlnh Diem by Nam. Ha dlacloiad th at according to recent Information Communist lore*. The Communist North Victim- •gents and guerrillas operating In South Vlat Nam have Increased from 2,000 to over 12,000 la th* past two year*. Tha United Stotea earlier this week charged Red Chine a t th* Geneva conference with Beektng to promote a Communist Viet Nam engineered' take-over of Laos, as a m ajur atep of the Pelping regime towards gaining a getaway to aqetht a i t Asia- U.S. Orbits Satellite WASHINGTON (U PI) — Presi­ dent Kennedy asked Congres* to ­ day to establish a new disarma­ ment agency which would expend aad strengthen American effort* la that field. He sent the Hoaae and Senate e proposed measure which would follow some Unco of agency" bills sponsored by Ban. Hubert U. Humphrey, (D-MIml,) and other lawmaker*. But odminlstratioa officials em­ phasised th a t th* legislation’* fo­ cus would be on practical mat­ ters affecting abandonment ef nu­ clear and other arms, rather t h n on general "peace" research. la aattlng up a "United States disarm ament s.'ency for world peace and p u r i t y ” th* edmtalw tration bill wouldi Give the agency Independent status, with Its director acting a* principal adviser to the President oa disarmament matters,' respons­ ible only to the chief executive and th* secretory ef state. W ith Nuclear Battery CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) — Tha United Stotea today orbited the first satellite powered by a nuclear battery in an historic "three-for-one” rocket shot th at heralded a new era In th* con­ quest of apace. Tha *atw moonlet, a 18-iidad package named Transit- IV-A, beeped out signals to test an allweather system for global navi­ gation. Two of its four radio "voices" received electric power from a grapefruit-slaed generator using e radioactive Isotope as fuel. U. B. A."—Into a generally cir­ cular orbit estimated a t 140 miles above earth. Tba launching marked two atops into th* future for the U, 8. apace program: —Marriage of tho power *f tha atom to orbiting spacecraft. Nu­ clear generators are lightweight and long-llvod, and wlU b t used to provide electricity for commu­ nications, navigation and military aatellites th at will hava to remain In operation for years. —Proof th a t multiple satellite* can bo launched successfully with a single racket. For full-scale "space station" networks suck as those for communications pur­ poses, the Initial cost wilt b* les­ sened by tha use ef oa* booster WASHINGTON (U PI) — Tba to orbit several aatellltoe la eoa Navy said today Ito historic crack. tkree-la-ee* space shot had Thera have been no Indications achieved an "eicelleat” orbit. It that Russia has attempted either expected lu navigation satellite e multiple satellite launching or to batata* "the first operational th* us* of nuclear power for elec­ ■pec* ayatem la the werld.” tricity in payloads. .Tha launching went smoothly. About S it hours after tha 00-foot Near Transit IV-A, two ether snub-nosed rockst blasted Into tha artificial aatellites, Grab HI end sky, the Defense Department an­ Injun, whirled around earth t* nounced the satellites had gone collect radiation Information that into orbit. Further Information was with­ will be useful in plutting trips late held until data from tracking sta­ space by man himself. tions around the world eould be A single thunderous atrok* by analysed, a two-stag* Thor-Able-Stor rocket However, sources said all three iired a t 12:28 a. m. EDT swept aetellltea were beaming signals the three satellites and an empty bark to earth during the early upper stage—1,822 pounds of hours, and that th* nuclear pack­ equipment stomped “made ia age ''appeared to be working dandy.” Injun, e 40-pound cylinder, was designed to pick up detailed inB . . J . A mL * A formatiea concerning hlgk-inten­ “ 11 Iv O O U S A S K C O sity beads of radiation known aa WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. William C. Cramer, (R-FU.), tks "Van Alien belts" around urged Wednesday that the federal earth- These belts pose potentially government keep a closer welch serious probleeta la space travel­ oa Florida’s public roads pro- ers venturing toward th* mo*a Bad planets. Jecu. Grab Is a I I peaad ephare to Cramer asked the B uraia e | Public Roads for specific Informa­ measure radiation earning from tion oa the proposed rerouting af the tu a — ale* a severe problem la ta n ta le Ui^iway 7S la Florida. for maa-lato-spece progress*. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Federal Watch New Disarmament Agency Urged By President President Signs Highway Measure WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presldent Kennedy signed the highways bit! Into law today. Approved by Congreaa three days ago, the legislation la de­ signed to keep th* Interstate highway system oa e pay-as-yougo hails until Its schadalod eompieties la W i t The Mil raise* the taxes e a tho trucken aad ti n e aad cancels a ■chedaled c u t la gasoline taxes, so th a t tha highway plea esa be financed. The sasasuro also provides for e two-year extension of federal payments to aUtee which out) the billboards along tha 41A00 mile su­ perhighway system. . ,, , f ■ Herald Index Bridge ... Classified Comics ... �I 5 Iff Omfnrff frraiff Pago 2—Thura. June 29, 1961 M onroe , Ry M M . H. L. JOHNSON | the road Is now open. Ths M w Well, whe said we aren’t getting bridge <• •» <“ t flnUhsd. • • • a n / rain? But we are and it c a r - ; Tommy and Ruthia Swsggerty a rt taialy Is still needed vary badly, | painting up a storm In theirhom e, too. Bo let It rain except on w ash, They hope to be able to move back day. • • • The J. Calvin Rowes are in sometime this week. Frank going to have a lot of company Price is putting new rabineU in this weekend. Their daughter and the kitchen for them. Frank Is a son-in-law and children of War- whis a t that. • • • Congratulation. minster, Pa. Ur. and Mrs. Paul 14 J «r*7 Luke and Don Conway on Purtell and children, also son and daughter-in-law, Major and Mrs. Boyce J . Howe and sops, of Mi­ ami and another eon and daughter-in-Uw, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rowe aad daughters, of Tampa, will tie here. • • • We had a pleas­ an t aurprise last weekend. My aunt and ancle, the George Town­ sends of Ocala, and my cousin, whom I haven’t seen in year, Metis Bowles, who (U bet* from Denver with her two' sons. We hed an enjoyable afternoon of Ulklng o v tr old times. Merle belongs to a Home Demonstration club up there To John bommeree, owner o f so we had a good time swapping the Du.ch Mill Nursery on New Ideas. I showed her bow to make Upsaia Road, working with plants Chenillo haU and the cute yarn and flower* Is more than a Job, kittens and she la anxious to show it la a way of life, s.nct his boy­ hor club how. • • • Ths Claude hood la Holland, plant propaga­ Bawldns and son Sidney leave this tion and cul.ura have been his weekend for New Jersey fo r a only occupation and bobby. visit with Rena’s sister, Florence. Aflr# Immigrating t o . America, They will bo fo n t two weeks. • • • Lommerse got hi* degree ia LandMad a call from Olga HunUr. Sha scaping at tb# Nnlveraity of has mads m t a Tata Bag. Thanks ad much Olga. Bha la so smart in making things. I will Uka it with s m next wask. I t U certainly nice and pretty. Wish you war# going dost weak too, Olga. You had such a nice time last year. * * * Lucille Fitsgsrald. Naomi Bapp and myself will leave July. 10 for Gaines­ ville where ws will attend a short course. • • • Hava you all bean down to-the school yet to soa the now Community Building sotting th eref Bo the dream of the build­ ing la cartels]/ now a reality, RAISING THE FLAG opened the Campfire Ceremony at Brownie Day Camp which wan held at Silver Lake, Monday through Friday, laat week, with more than 112 girls and adult lenders in attendance at the daily n es. ■Iona. Below, Linda McArdle demonstrated the routines of the Eagle Dance for a group of Brownies around tha Campfire. (Herald Photos) more comfortable than we could before. • v. Thus, we can say that these new chemical' pesticides have in­ creased human well-being. But none of us must forget that these chemical pesticides are poison­ ous. Users of these poisons have a double responsibility: that of avolditfc Injury to themselves and others, and that of preventing con­ tamination of food. Some agri­ cultural workers handling poi­ sons are injured through ignor­ ance or a misunderstanding of instruc.ions while others know' better but simply are careless or reckless. Most accidents with pesticides can be prevented by doing the following things: (1) keeping the material out of reach of child­ ren; (2) reading and following the precautions on the label; (3) care­ fully disposing of empty con­ tainers. i Publicity given the various agri­ cultural poisons by manufactur­ ers and farm leaders has helped in preventing such accidents. But there are still some injuries and deaths that can be directly altributed to carelessness with these poisons. According to the World Health organisation of the United Na­ tions, this country and other coun­ tries reporting, showed more than 2300 deaths from poisoning in a recent year. A Urge majority of these deaths occurred among children under 10 years of age. Of the faUlities among children from pesticides, 00 percent of the chil­ dren were under I years of age. Therefore, the need for keeping poisons out of the reach of chil­ dren cannot be stressed too much. Made By The that kills agricultural pests will likely be harmful to faumans-so know what you’re doing before us­ ing the chemicals. Turtle Wax Company SEW A SAVE AVONDALE Reg. 79c 37-inches Wide W ash V W ear DACRON and COTTON Reg. $1.59 44-inches W ide W ashable North Orlando Couple Honored Mr. and Mrs. William MacKintosh of 81 N. Devon Avt. in North Or­ lando wero doubly honored by membera of tha Village Garden Club during the past season by receiving the club’s first Garden of tha Month Award last Ju ’y aad also its first Garden of the Y ear Award which was announced at the annual banquet on Juoa >8. A three-piece pottery set of modern design ia an off-white color w fi donated by the Village Squadron Nine Goes To Sea Legal. Notice i th e Veevt e t She C eeaty le d * .. •MleeU C e e e lf, rie rlS e , te F rem Mi ret Ceiele ef « THOMAS HL-aSKU. WALTON , D lo la .td X T e All CieAllere eeS P . r . e e . II.* • ima Claim* ee Demaed* S aale.t — a .is Males.i * ’ You and verb of rou ara her." by noilflad. and rtuuired to pr»* j e«nl any i-lalma and damanda which ** you, er altlisr of you. m ar liava 2 again.t lb . aalata of TIIOSIAM 5 RVMUI.L WAI,TON, dtoaaatd. lalo u of oald county, to she County • Judge ef Seminal* County, fle r* Ida, a t bis offlca In tha court 2 bouao of aald County at Uanfard, " Florida, within algbt ealandar « mvutbi from tha Hina of tha first publication uf ttala u n tie. Kacb X claim or demand shall ba In writa> Ins, end .b all atate tha plana of *• rta id .n t. and pint offlca addr.aa j of Ilia claimant, and aliall l>. X aworn to by tho claimant, aam t m or attorney, and any auch claim or <• demand not an (Had shall ba void. Hither T. It. Walton As adm inistrator of the -i K ila lt of JJ Thutnaa • Huaaell Walton. . Deceased m Mack N. Cleveland. Jr. 2 Attornay at Law 2 Sanford Atlantic Nat'l Mb. Hide. 2 Sanford. F lorida « A tto rn e y . for K atate ~ Publish Ju n e I I * Ju ly 8. I t, I*. BIG WHEEL YAZOO The (‘t|ave!lngest" squadron In the Navy, Heavy Attack Squadron1 Nine, commanded by Cdr. T. A .1 Wagner, once again will deploy aboard U8S Saratoga for an In­ tensive six-week training period. The squadron will bo loading aboard Saratoga at Mayport, Flo­ rida on June 28 aod 30. The Brownie Day Camp was The problems Involved In m ur­ held from Monday through Friday ing 10 Jet bombers, 3300 pounds of last week at Silver Lake un­ of equipment, and 300 moa are \der the direction of Mrs. Wllllgm tremendous. The men and equip­ P. Miller,' Saminoio County Diement must bo moved ovor 100 trlcl Chairman. miles from Sanford to Mayport and then settled aboard the car­ Four units of 17 to 28 members rier. Such an operation is similar took part ia daily activillta from to moving twenty households aim- 81 a. m. until 1:30 p, m. except ultaneously. However, the men of on 1 Thursday when the Campfir* Heavy Nina are past m asters In Ceremony, opening at 3:30 p. m., ibis art, having made six similar was held. Using the theme “Seminole moves in the past twelve months. Heritage," adult leaders Included On Feb. 27, 1831, the first steam catapult ever Installed on a Navy ship was tested aboard lb* aircraft carrier USS Han­ cock at (he Pugst Sound Naval Shipyard, Bramsrlon, Wash. crafts sessions when the girls, ranging from second graders through this year’s Fly-ups, made bird feeders, Indian costumes, Jewelry and name t a p ; hikes, including two f’ralny day" excur­ sions when girls donned the rain­ coats for the trips and dally swim sessions under the direction of Mrs. James Buckler. At the Campfire Ceremony, which was considered the closing event of the Camp, refreshments of soft drinks, doughnuts aad pop-1 Judging far the year** award corn, popped over the open fire *** done on the basis of best allop*n Ilr*’ I round garden and included points " tr* ■e r’*a : for m aturity end color a t the near Each anlt had a part In the perfect landscaping plants aad program with tha Lone Oaks In flowers plus the carpet-Uks apc h a rp of lighting the campfire; P w a n e e o f the lawn.,___________ the Loo* Pina aad Plateau u rtts of staging th# Indi*n Dances and; I the Crooked Oska, of soap. also was responsible (or presenting a skk during the I program. S f c Farmers M arke t and Auction of Orlando ROUTE 50 W EST <“ Nu V> a X . Of PLANTERS fju i’v* AMBA8BADEUR 5000 PENN 209M IN TMI SHILL **•> PENN 4/0 0 MEN’S SOCKS BOYS’ SOCKS PENN M PLASTIC RAIN COATS MATERNITY FROCKS MEN'S STRAW MATS $23W MASH K MOWf US b F r S >1650 EACH MITCHELL MITCHELL With 2 Spools B a li W a te r R eels No. 302 ...............211 No. 3DC »e—«« .eeaeeeeot •U No. 202 ZEBCO No. 100 JOHNSON SPIN REEL SPIN REEL With Lise 80-78 U'g. 8 f||8 8 | MAI ■• •17J8 ■■ Res. Monefilam.nl QUICK 1088 Yd. Hpools 1 Lb. 82.88 F1NESSA 18 Lb. 83.4S With 8 8peels' 18 Lb. 48.78 I 1 |U IS Lb. 43.88 Reg. 28 Lb. 11.83 134.38 N Y LO N A IR M ATTRESS U. S. Least Guard Approved BOAT CUSHIONS R*SM-M________________ • 4 5 and 6 fo r $1.00 5 fo r $1.00 9 2lbB.oo.tfc I ? •MALL GIRLS’ DRBBBBB STRING TIBS BOW T U B CLOVES LADtBB’ SCARVES LADIES* COLLARS UTILITY APBONS Turn NORTH at Incinerator M Mbs ; 49« lb. j Hwy. 17-92 S. — Drive T hru F ern P a rk To Seminole Count? Line NOBODY, BUT NOBODY UNDERSELLS ” ^PEAN U TS Reg. $1.98 48-lnches Wide ALL COLORS lf.48 Anchor# 5 Lb. — 21J5 10 Lb— 12.95 15 Lb___ 18.85 No. 66 ZEBCO SPIN RRRL Re*. 111.81 1 |J I ■ $8.95 NYLON ROPE v r *4" It" Hundreds of Men's Bathing Trunks ?« Ft. »5c Ft. W t Ft. C L O T H IN G CENTER Hwy. 17-92 at latsraectiaa s f Hwy. 412 FERN PLAZA - FERN FARE. F tA . CLOSED: Friday at fsM P. M. aad All Day Batarda �Thurs. June 29, 1961—Page 3 OVIEDO POSTMASTER J. II. JONES celebrate* his 20th year ot aervlce at the job Saturday, nlso hi* birthday. Pictured with him i.t Mr*. June* who also in July marks 18' ^ years at the Oviedo office. (Herald Photo) Eight Seminole Girls Represent Area This wai a beautiful display of sewing talents. Our last day arrived regretfully. Dr. M. O Watkins. Director of Florida A gricultural Extension Service, addressed nearly 730 girls, lie told us to come home and "S erve" our club, our com ­ munity, and our country. Belle Cocke, business professor a t FSU. Her address was on "Learning." I represented our eounty at the meeting ot live Stale Council. During this meeting we mada new friends and discussed business a t the council. Tuesday evening other 4-H girls gave demonstration* ranging from hair •tyling to a tap dance. I doubt U any one who beard _ (ha lecture by Mias Eleanor Echo, • ’Simplicity Pattern Company, will ever forget her talk o s "C harm .’* Wa had terio w momeata during Abort Course. Ooe occurred "Live." Thursday afternoon we learned about the Supreme Court from nooe other than Chief Ju s­ tice Etwhyn Tbomae, and later TeUeheaeee wee invaded when toe to 400 4-Her’e went shopping. Carla Lommter and Barbara Banner represented Seminole County in the Slate Dress Revue. Friday afternoon each county was recognized ■ and special awards were presented to out­ standing 4-H girls. Friday evening our candlelighling ceremonies were held indoors. Slat*. Council officer* were installed. While at Short Course we at­ tended classes. I went to an in­ teresting clast on money, time and energy management. "Your Home Grounds" taught me how to make our yards beautiful. Mlaa Anna Mac Sikes, State Home Demonstration Agent, and BUI M ean, tong leader, were two people we couldn't do without We wish to think all our spon­ sor*, agents, leaders, snd every­ one who made Short Course pos­ sible. Thank you for the opportunity of attending 4-H Short Course. Linda King President Seminola County 4-H Girls' Council Carla's account: Dear Friend*, I would) like-to share with you some of the many experiences and pleasures I had while at 48lh Annual Girl* 4-H Short Course hald at the Florida State Univer­ sity in TaUahassec. 1 have had the pleasure of at­ tending Short Course both this year and last year, Likewise, I have had the pleasure of being in the State Drcsa Bevue both years. In the Revue I wore a two way Boor length formal, with about eighty other girl* from nil over the State of Florida. The model­ ing of clothes consisted of sports­ wear, school, work and Sunday clothe*, plus quite a few suits, then the formats. The Theme was: "Standing on the Corner." We also had the pleasure of making a tour of the State Su­ preme Court. Alao meeting and talking with the Chief Justice EL wya Thomas. The girls who did not make the tour of the Supreme Court had the pleasure of a tour Saturday wiir be a big day for Oviedo P ostm aster J . B. Jones, for with its dawning he celebrates his 23th year at the job. And, if thta event is not suffi­ cient reason to w arrant a cele­ bration, he slill will be entitled to one for Saturday also is his birth­ day. Actually, July could be consid­ ered "The Jones Month," since it also m arks 18'* years of service for Mrs. Jones (.Marian) at the oificc. Many resident* of the area, Jones says, think th at with the passing of 33 years as postm aster In- is to retire. This is not true he advised, adding that "anyw ay, I'm Just getting wound up out here and wouldn't know what to do without my work.” Recalling the day when he first took over the job back in 1930, Jones said life post office was lo­ cated in space originally known as the "Swope Building," now identi­ fied a i the “ Niblark properly." At that tim e there were about an even d o irn boxes in the office which had to be rented by the postm aster along with his money order and stam p w tdow s .'rant a World War I Vets Set Meet Tha veterans of World War T will have their meeting on Friday at • p. m. at the American l e ­ gion home. A report of the atate conven­ tion held in St. Petersburg will be given at this time. All veterans of World War I, iheir widows or wlvea arc cord­ ially invited to attend. Refresh­ ments will be served following the meeting by the Ladies’ Aux­ iliary. Tho sacred summit of Mt. Fuji in Ja p an i* worshipped by Bud­ dhists and Shintoist! alike. special firm handling these items, he said. L ater, a . the need for additional facilities grew, the office Has moved into the Jones Building where the postm aster did alt of the rui iwntry work fo r h it own service windows. In 1937, a 34-mile ru ral route, worked out by Jones, received ip . proval of postal authorities. The late Jack C. Kasell, a former Chuluota postm aster, took over as ca rrie r where hr served for 13 years before his death. Mrs, llereley Mae Wainrlght drove the route on a tem porary basis until Theo­ dore •T,cle', Aulin J r ., present carrier, took over tha job. I’elr had 130 boxes when hr went to work, Jones recalled. N7>\v, the rout* eovera nearly 4oo miles, avi-iaglng a box a mile, and in the new post office, occt'P cd tn February, lotto, there are 500 per­ sonal boxes which were Installed along with other new equipment throughout. A sta r route from Sanfunl, covering Geneva and Chuluola, also selves the Oviedo office. And, last week, the Chuluota TREMENDOUS SAVINGS FRESH NURSERY STOCK In Pats and Cana PETRUS GARDEN SUPPLY Fern Park 20#’ North of 43* an 17-12 ► Yatoo Mower Sale* 4 Lawn and Gardea Tools SPKINKLING SYSTEMS Fertiliser* - Insecurities OPEN SUNDAY 9 tn 12 Phone TE 8-1150 On Summer Item* AND YOU CAN USE LADIES’ DAYTIME SIZES 1 th ro u g h 20 and 1-1',4 to 24^ REGULAR $2.98 REGULAR DUFFY'S BAR & LOUNGE $2.79 FINAL CLOSEOUT 1 Again Presents by Popular Demand ROCK V ROLL VERT SPECIAL Ladies’ SHORTS Ladies’ PANTIES In Plaida and Solids Broken Sizes Reg. 99e CLEARANCE OF Summer White Girl’s Bouffant Turnday Through Saturday Night ’Ot 1:3i a. m. Cover Charge Me S TO 5 JAM SESSION P.VKHY SAT. AFTERNOON % Milo North of Dog Track HALF SU P S S U e s 4 t o 14 R e g u la r $1.98 HANDBAGS SUMMER CLEARANCE OF Beautiful Values to $3.98 WHOLE WHILE THEY LASTI ALL MEAT AND ASSISTANCE ON ALL YOUR FLOOR COVERING REQUIREMENTS FRESH, LEAN GROUND TUXEDO Assortment Of Styles and Colors Linoleum • Carpeting and Tile R egular — 98c to $2.19 House of Floors Fens Plata - Fern Park TE 8-1*77 G IR L S SPR IN G H IDEAL FOR SALADS MAXWELL HOUSE DEANS CLOSEOUT OF — EVAPORATED JEW ELRY Odda and Ends Some Matched Seta EAR BODS NECKLACES BRACELETS YALUES TO f 1,98 Ladies’ DUSTERS Plaid Dcaignn 100'; Cotton Regular 51.98 With $7 Food Order FLORIDA GRADE A - SMALL > FANCY PEACHES ALL DAY SATURDAY and SUNDAY JULY 1st and 2nd Beautiful Blooming Shrubs, Fellage Plaat* a ad Flew era. Ask About, Laadacapiag Ideas. REMNANTS and BOLTS PUS8K and COTTONS l.otwly Petted Pleat To L« Our N i n n y Dering Open 1 KRAFTS GRAND OPENING SPECIALS Hibincua ~ Crotons Llguatrum ____ 11.95 .......... „ --------- 75c GIGANTIC CLEARANCE — ef — M A Y O N N A IS E Viburnum --------------SOe Ardiala „ With $5.00 Food Order (Yellow or Lnveader) ~ r*c*en* p in * .. Ju n ip er____ 51.96 M , • YARDS LANDSCAPING DONE TO ORDER BOOTH'S BREADED n u r sery New Upnala Road BRTWKSN 1st and 2«th 616. SANFORD, rA VIA. LONGWOOD SUPER M ARKET Use Our U rg e Free Parking Lot Corner LAKE and CHURCH ST. EASTGATE Eaalgale Branch Winter Park Port Office Shopping C enter Q u w litf P I|M s B i 2*7197 ! 1 ' ♦ (a* all / �Slow, Please MILLER, WHAT OF THE GRIND? This U * u u u i t ' t l i i newspapers try to get acroee ioat before each holiday: The Fourth of July U contlnf up and already plane a r t being made for weekend tripe and various Indepen­ dence Day activitiee at the beaches, swimming pools, e*a ^5obody would sit down with family or friends and make plans for destruction of life, limb or property. But this la the way it works out for an ever increasing numia during holiday period*. ber of _____ all thara la'to lay in this repeated warning la please obey tha traffic laws, start a Ifttla sooner and g o a little slower, respect the rights of others and use non sense in whatsvsr you do. See you July 5. thus keep a crowd of children oc­ cupied for SO mlnutei, which Is cheap Insurance for adult a s m s , believe met » parents should speed five mtaC ate* hatching ap year eeterUla- Meanwhile, you get them out of * a e a t That "P enny-B eat" has the house so the women folks can ri saved my frassled nerves ataey work in peace. Children relish surprises, so al­ these, sad the ether Maas below ways keep a few games "up your * ate easy I# see, eve* ea the eper sleeve" for emergency use. S e f the element. Any beck yard can quickly be £ CA8E J-ifS : Bobby D., aged 11, rigged up for a 8- or 4-hole min­ tr ie a dynamo e f energy. iature golf course, using Un rant *' *a*.a » lafm * * , "D r. nCrane," Mi 2 began, "Botvry gets Into n lot of Let tha kids amptojTVick* or * mischief. s r y S n i i 'f c bream handies for golf clube. S "B ut ha Ian's n bad child. H« Another quick gam j th at re­ u- Simply babbles over with unused quires vary little equipment Is vol­ Z nervous energy .* leyball, played with Inflated rub­ 2 • "His Daddy scolds him and often ber balloons. £ punishes him, yet I believe w* are 'S tretch a place of grocer1* » « * blame to t net helping Bobby string between two trees, or run abat es! hla nervous tension, It between two pillars In year t- "W hat can parents de to relieve church basement. £ their jpoungitars of each pent-up Then ttse on* or more balloon*. •.e n e rg y !" They lot tha children vent a greet £- Outdoor exercise beets sitting in deal of energy, but are harmless to ^ front of e TV s e t So tneonrage children to run tha furniture or yodr church *r home, even If played Indoors. •e»d romp. Betides, you can put 10 or more 5 Scot weric, ea in sue of crayena players on each aide and thus heap w or. pen end pencil,. ntUiae the arms. 20 children in action. I f need he, T But running, ramping, riding n yon can have an elimination tour­ • tricycle, employ tha lags. They are nament, allotlng 10 mlnutee par K not only larger muscles, but must gams. • ta r ty tbs full weight of tha whole And a "treasure hunt" la always Ebody, aa lag nation drains off anrsurefire with teenagers. I t can S p ie s energy much faster than a m hasp them occupied 1st hours. £ * r hand activity. Obviously, It takes a little fore5 If you are having n family dinthought'and planning by parents * p n with maybe a dosau youngto channal tha energy of children, £ store cluttering! up tha bouse and but that’s on* of our adult obliga­ < goMagr to tha way of tho cooks, tions, , * then announce a new game, relied So .end fo r tho booklet "Out­ c "Penny Hont-" , , , door Games” endot.ng a (tamped X len d the children around the return envelope, plus 21 state. j block for a foot n e e , to t this runKeep It la tha pocket of your nut* * Rlag wlU calm them. for quick use n t picnics, too. S Meanwhile, It lets ye* adults (Always writs lo Dr. Crsaa la w eeetter pennies ever tha lawn. This rare ef this newspaper, caries* game can nagnily ha operated lag a long 4 cant stamped, ad­ £ quickly lor yog eea collect enough dressed envelop and 20 reals in v pennies from the adults to make n c o m typing aad printing coals '" to ta l of IS to N . whan yen send far one of Ids l e metlmre I have Included a few booklets.) NEW ROLE BOLLYWOOD (UPI) Ms# quests), who does the vole# of Olive Oyl to the "Popayo" car­ toons, will appear to the mavis "A Majority Of On*" to tbs rote • aad s ta rt them off with a "Oo." of Essie Rubin which she acted » P e r 21 erete * r M cents you can on tho Rroadway stag*. Political Notebook W & r e x ih l& O L tC Y C M tfC fS M i ROME, Italy — What do ItalIans think tha United States will do whan Russia turns on tha Ber­ lin bast the nest time, probably la tb* autumn or winter of this year! As • rule 1 leave tea probable reaction ef ■ foreign country to those thinking American Journallata who fly In, pause for a refuel­ ing, and taka off again, their poc­ kets full ed notes aad their beads full ef Information. But this time, feeling that KhnOhctaVa latest, uUUnatum Is going to be a showndown between tbs U J . and Russia, 1 wandered around aiklag Italians what they thought the U. S. would do, how tho U. 8. would meet the Soviet challenge. After all, tb* Italians are in NATO, and are a vital part of the Free World, and hare s lot at ■tabs la say bssd-on moating ol tha United States and tha Com­ munist power. Their opinions might bo worth while. Boiled down, tho opinion of the twenty o r thirty average Kali­ ans 1 talked with la this: tha United State* will b* tha on# to give, the one to make a conces­ sion, the on* to make a strategic re tre a t Russia will coma out el tha crisis with more than R has W tg » 3 " P«(* 4—Thura. June 29,1901 ? i c & r /c /s M k None of tbs men I talked with were .statesmen. Rather, they were the type ol men who line the streets when statesman pass, flags flying, sirens blowing, and motorcycles brushing a pith. Newspaper readers — that sum* them up. What they know they get from the papers. I talked with tha man who handlse my banking (be spent two years in UtU* Rock a i a prisoner of war), the concierge of my apartment, (be taught, to k u ^ m lA 11/ . - I f a t l e U r e a l ' • • . S l l World War II at Salerno), a wait­ er of two, a tobacconist, a Jour­ nalist on an evening paper, a grocery store owner, and Ih* bar­ ber who gives me s dandy hair­ cut for tbirty-two cents. Thay all felt that Russia didn't want, a war, but they didn’t Star one as much as the United States. This thay couldn’t quit* under­ stand for they feel, aa many Europaans do, that the U. 8. could whip Russia. Astad why they thought tbs U J . would make a concession over Berlin, they polated out that tha U. 8. has been. making conces­ sions aver since World War II and that there wasn't mueh rea­ son to aspect s change* They said (most of th a n ) that the United States counted too BEDROOM SCENE OLD SAYBROOK, Conn. (UPI) —G uilts at tha Terra Mar Hotel bare had to forego drinks.but got a buss out of leva scenes enacted by Troy Donahue and Diana MeBala whan tha cocktail lounge was converted Into a bedroom far Warner Brea.' "P arrish." • , The possibility of an automobile strike on top of a eteol price In­ crease might also be disastrous for the steelmakers. Goldberg, wearing hla govern­ ment hat, has to us# hi* Influence to prevent an auto atriko. Ha aaya now th at a statement he made on tho subject In Detroit recenUy, to the effect that the country "could not tolerate" an auto strike, waa both misquoted and mlslntcrprettd. What ha aaya ha said then wae that the automobile unlone and tha companlea are both experienced In labor relations, and that tha gov­ ernment had no intantlon of trying to dlctata a settlement. He added that a shutdown now, as tha econ­ omy (a emerging from a recession, would not be good for the country. United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther has indicated that tha union will demand annual salarias Instead of .hourly wages, ex­ panded unemployment medical benefits and full hospltal-aurgicalhealth Insurance paid for by tha companlea. Also more attention to Job displacement by automation and uaa of company-hald pension funds for worker housing. But the auto worker*, too, h»v« taken a beating In the receulon.J High unemployment rates hare not left the union In any poiltlon to make excessive demand* or take a long strike. Goldberg feels that wage In­ creases granted In other Industries sv fa r this year have been moder­ ate. An auto wage increase of sim­ ilar proportions might not l>o considered Inflationary. Bureau of labor statisUcs, re­ porting on 120 wage agreements ' negotiated since Jan. 1, puts the rang* of increase from on* cent to 17JS cents an hour, the median increaee being eight to nine cents an hour. This does not Include eost of living Increases, became the price Index has held steady so far. BLS reports for both 19S0 and 1UG0 show median increases e d t nine to eleven cents an hour, in­ cluding cost of living increases but excluding fringe benefits. • ->:>y HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Wllh "The Parent Trap," Walt Disney debuts In a naw kind of high-level humor. Dlaney’a newest excursion into celluloid c o m ed y .su re Meureen O'Hara, Brian Kalth and Haylay Mills. .Tha story revolves about parents who fall under tha spell of twin daughters they can’t tell apart. EXPLORER CITED HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Tha National Geographic S o c i e t y awarded French undersea explor­ e r Jaeques-Yvei Cousteau J m Hubbard Modal for his motion picture "Tha Silent World." The commendation cited Cous­ teau for “hla outstanding work In furthering public understanding of the world beneath the eea." One of overy eight Ameri­ cans will enter a hospital with­ in the course ef a yaar’s time. Zero Tem perature *FOR RENT By M onth o r Y ear FA 2-5831 Ed Koterbo’s SOGobOMTA C O fW irica*, I fUT*fMacr * v s % e ts u ir s g k OUR BOARDING HOUSE irtTLV T WASHINGTON—(HEA)—Pres­ ident Kennedy’* appeal th at labor and management must periue re­ sponsible wage and price policies in these critical times Is heeding for a couple of severe test*. First sparks have been flying from the nation’s steel centers that an increase In aome prices might be In the ‘making, In eplt* of a recent cut on reinforcing bar costs. And June 80 ii the deadline for United Auto Workere to give no­ tice they wish to reopen and mod­ ify their September IBM contract. The administration may have a hard time heading off these moves. Any Idea of imposing con­ trols has been rejected. But curb­ ing Inflation by the maintenance of stable price and wage levels Is I essential to tha Kennedy recovery i and growth program. Wuen tha steal strike waa set­ tled In January, 19G0, It waa gen­ erally understood there would be no Immedlalb Increaae In atcel prices. This In iplta of the fact that tha companies estimated the waga increases would add |1 . bil­ lion to thslr costa. Two lncrea*«» of seven cents an hour were granted, effective Dec. I, I960 and Oct. ’, 10(12, plus cost of living lnercaese up to six cents an hour and additional fringe ben­ efits. Tha idea waa that In tha ex­ panding economy then envisaged, the companies could absorb th u s Increased costa without raising price* or cutting profits. But the first Increase went Into effect a t tha bottom of a recession. Steel production and employment are recovering now. Increased de­ mand might Justify some price risei. But the eteel Industry Is in a bad competitive position now—Intern­ ally, from foreign suppliers and from the lighter metals and plas­ tics. A pries increase might be dis­ astrous. The Kennedy administration has made no direct overtures to the steelmakers to hold down thslr prices and does not Intend to. But if the companlea a r t making money now, a price Increase would be hard to Justify, a t least until tha second-round wag* increaae goes into effect in October 1962. Labor secretary A rthur J . Gold­ berg, than counsel for the Steel­ workers’ union, waa o a t eg the principal negatiators of the 1960 ■tael contract. Ho argued thee it was not Inflationary. Working for tho government now, ho has to see to It th at It linX Assignment Washington WASHINGTON - Mob* of tour­ ists hra desecrating e a r beautiful Capitol ai the United ftates. Tha daspoUars, who eetenilbly step Into the building to drink to tb* bistory af a great nation, Nave a trail r i ugly trash. Acres* tha marble floor from sag aid* |e Iba other, I counted US cigarette butts, some still smouldering, making scars to Urn akmo. Otbars bad bare crunched tote lbs floor by canteas baali. ta p e r cups, somo partly flDod With coffee, wore stuffed Into cor­ ners. It's a sordid mesa. But, at that, aU three stains — aad also teat af the ltpetkfc am*art on the walls —can be cleared up. However, tea Initials carved tote tee m a r hla end sandstone Mocha on tb* eeisida af tea bnUdtog leave todslibt* calling cards of defaceThere's ao escusa for this aba awful disfigurement of our great landmark of democracy. Tha ttafte are (till another Mat­ ter. An offlstel af tha Capital architect's office said the ether day t|w t the Capitol's fine, trad!Usual ceramic aptaaere what was left ef team -tad to be eel- call from a constituent complain­ ing teat a certain portrait la not Identified. It's just that tee archi­ tect’s office hadn't here able to keep up with the pilfering. W ont care of wanton doslniclion was tea damage don* te n * years ago to lb* large. Battle af Laka Erie portrait baigtag out­ side of the visiters' gallery ef tee Senate. . A congregation el radicals from New York City; sot on damoastratiling to tho Cspitol, waa Inter­ cepted outside the Senate gaflary. Each waved an unfurled mtotetlura U. S. flag. Police warned against demon­ strations and, to insure order, commanded each wonld-bo de­ monstrator to roll up his flag. To ■bow tbolr disdain, several ef tbs man to tha party Jabbad e t tea portrait with their flag sticks ea SOUTH’S FINEST Lack ef respect for our Capitol c a t bo found almoet any day now that summer vacation la upon ns. Indecent attire, for onample. Young women coma to barefoot, wearing Bikini starts and some­ thing not meek latgar than two Band Alda for m upper covering. Savsral elderly ladies sam e tot* tha agdat* Senate tori week a t­ tired in shorts. The strength af e nation can often ho found to I t a . patriotism of its people. That patriotism and respect to reflected to e a r attitude to ear flag, to our couatry—and to the domed marble symbol ef ear freedom, the Capitol ef the United Stales. Lately, teat attitude hasn't been aaytkteg to he proud af. . 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"This could snarls the end of the free competitive system th a t has provided In America the A ate Workers union by warning highest standard of living th at (ha* esatlnuid government later- working m en and women have P M tlm hi bargaining talks 'V o id Wash th a and o f tha boo oompoUH ot system” in ibis country. dadicato our full utforta” to prov­ Tbo UAW, negotiating industry- ing the detractors wrong by work­ grids contracts for 4MMN6 auto ing out a aou-laflationary settleWethers, also warned th at “we a u n t ■ a r b a te to face the pr aagaat’* e f l a wthar alas pledged to "da i m n m m t Intervention onleaa everything g am b le to achieve a “We solve our problems by te l- settlement without the need for ■story agreem ent” assistance or Intervention from Thus, with the new negotiations Washington.” Before recessing tonight for a long July « holiday, the UAW planned to present GM with a number e f proposals for solving unemployment problem* la the auto Industry;. Included wove plana for a short­ •n assn l Motors. Ford waa next er work week, a flexible work M ap* with sessions a t Chrysler week, longer veestiene, eatery pay Oerp. starting Friday. Urn ISM for hourly rated factory workers o a a tn c ts.w itb the big three onto and early retirement—a ll designed companies expire Aug. 11. to stabilise cmpleyuMot ia tho UAW President W alter P . Ran- auto industry. M r . n re u n t for tho aim in g of tho GM talks, planned to bo on bond today, too, a t Ford fa r a brief negotiating retaken w ith Uaknotes L. Denise, the company’s vie* president fo r labor relatione. Denise, in n statement issued before tbo 11 u a . storting time, aaid “the rig h t of management and labor to work out their dtfimuneeo acreao tho bargaining Sable appears to be on trial to thin Bear Adm, Joaapb M. Carsoa country.” boeaate Commander of. Fleet Air "Detractors bold th at the ays- Jacksonville and Commander of Sam baa felted — th a t the only Naval Air Bases, Sixth Naval DUway to avoid eoatiy atrikaa and trtet during morning eotomoates Inflationary settlements la for at tho Naval Air BUttea Jack­ fovenunoat to act tbo to m s," ho sonville Wednesday. He replaced S ta r Adm. Ken­ neth Craig -mbs recently retired Cw on Takes THIS IS THE SLUING which denotes the way of life in Silver Sends, new home development alone t|ie ocean a t New Smyrna Beach. No Smeor Intended Official Says eently developed a large tract of lead at- New Smyrna Beach. Ih o property, known as savor Sands, encompasses nearly a mile of ocean frontage, la addition to ooean homesltes, extensive ceostnictton has recently boon com­ pleted which provides ctn a l front lots as well, plus direct access to the intercosslel waterway. All homesltes have boon con- Tbo property ia eaaly located by taking tbo South Causeway from Naw Smyrna and turning South on Saxon‘ Drive. Over Command At Jacksonville SACLEm pktN Get Honors were Charles W, Brows, Feed P. Strang*. Jam as M. Ftelda, condue tori; Herman C. Guslar aad JESSiel Mlnartk, saglaaiN i PblUp J . Alloa, trainman) Cheries H. Walsh, Itorahecpor, aad N. C. Mincey, Car Inspector. Ilm llar •mbtems had ptavto—ly bean presented Will trick ta d Mites Austin, Fifty employe# aad M eads asNmbted at the aaramoay I t con­ gratulate and wtok Iho "oldsters" wall. Jacksonville, he la the immediate superior of Capt. J . M. Tuliy, Jr. who teak over the duties ef Com­ mander Heavy Attack Wteg On* Just Tuesday. Aa Commander Naval Air Base, Sixth Naval District, ha ia tha Immediate superior of C apt R. W. fly*, Command!ag Officer of tbo Bsnlerd Naval Air Statics. Bath af B e local Captaias won proseat a t dte c m monies to Jack­ sonville. Carsoa is a much decorated of­ ficer who has hpd a colorful ca­ reer af aarvlc* to tha Navy. He win prebebiy be present at maay isia ria n i to Saaford both official and social a i ha performs hit MW assignments. NEW YORK (U PI)—Tad Saute. Latin America correspondent fa r the New York Times, today blam­ ed ‘‘incredible mismanagement” by field agents e f tha Central Intelli­ gence Agency for the April Cubes invasion fiasco. Soule, writing la the current is­ sue of Look magnate*, arid tho CIA agents kept President Ken­ nedy to the dark on details e f the •truettoo graded and the entire area ha* hard surfaced roads, •lo rn drainage, city'w ater, lights and telephone facilities. Tba property has been develop­ ed for lot sales exclusively en­ abling tba buyer to build to bis own plans, bo it for a summer cottage or permanent residence. But la all cases, minimum square fooUgs restrictions m ust be ad- TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Out­ going Milk Commission Adminis­ trator Howard Walton aaid today his ouster in favor of E. V. Fisher of Tailablssee had nothing to do with an attempt to sm ear him. Walton said both Gov. Parris Bryant and Milk Commission Chairman Sherman Smith bad found no grounds to a charge by E. T. Lay of Jacksonville that Walton was an active member of the NAACP. Walton denied tbo charge. Ha laid it came in a letter te a l to Bryant and Smith by Lay, a paid lobbyist for tbo Florida Dairy Products Association and a fre­ quent dissenter with Vflk Com­ mission policies. By Untied Preea International Tbo worat Invasion of (ra il* hopper* (lace the 1*90* la throe northern farm date* today •tripped fields bare, defied con* trot and brought warnings of "near crop failure” The grey and green insects, thriving on recent drought condi­ tions, have attacked nearly all of Montana's M counties and hun­ dreds of thousands of acres in North Dakota and South Dakota. ‘"They look like popcorn flying up from under your feet,” a North Dakota sheriff said. " It’s the worst grasshopper outlook since 1934.” The three states have appealed to the Agriculture Department for disaster area' aid. Together with drought losses, costs of tbo grass­ hoppers' ravages will run Into millions of dollars. "The state of Montana has no funds to assist the farm ers in this ares la combatting the in­ festation,” acting Gov. Tim Bab­ cock w in d Agricultura Secretary Orville freem an. He said an east­ ern county had the pests a t "15 to 10 per square fool.” Chemical spraya slew tbo invaden, but do not stop them. Control agents must bo weak enough to permit livestock graslag after spraying and even then n u t a u t t b* withheld fro * mar* hat far preliminary tcita. . Meanwhile field* are chewed bare when a herd# hUs. "They even atrip cedar poll* when they get bad," Sheriff Ed Cornell of Mcdora, N. D.. aaid. "The ranchers are an riled up. They've been talking about not much else besides spraying for the past week.” Cornell ssid cattlemen put their hopes in controlling tbo grasshoppers before they reach maturIty ia four to six weeks. H ie in­ sects average five per square foot in Billings and Golden Valley counties and "they're thicker than fleas,” be said. In South Dakota, Mrs. Harry Klckalaoa o f Mclitoah. wife* of the Corson County sheriff, said graaahoppers were lass damaging than drought but "they’re pretty bad.” Cattlemen u e selling early dua to parched and brown grassland, but the grasshopper* are "nowhere near as bad as in tba Me.” Most of them have settled in soil POOR 'ADVICE .1 BRATTLEBORO, Vt. (UPI) It cost Theodore R. West of Springfield, Mess. $26 for taking his mechanic's advice. He paid the sum ns a fine after he was arrested to r speeding. He told police his mechanic aaid to raea tho ear to get "kinks” out of it. HIGH SCHOOL aad COLLEGE STUDENTS MEET THE GANG AT — JET LAN ES PA 2*714, Oaora Ed. off Hwy.. IT • #1 r TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Call us fo r any moving - cratin g o r, storage FA 2-0225 ' W. A. “Jake” Adams, Owner 200 N. Laurel Only ONCE — ao have It done BIGHT WIEBOLDT Camera 8h< Boafari, P TOKYO (U PI) — Five days of torrential rulna unlaosbod a wave of sliding mud thus buried a vil­ lage to Nagano prefecture today, killing a t teeat V persons. Fiftysix other* were reported sateatog. National p o l i c e headquarter* said IS home* to the village, lo­ cated about 160 miles northwest a f here, war* covered by mad and flood waters. I t emit the death toll in floodstricken Japan scaring to 1M. Po­ lice aaid more than 100 were mist­ ing and MB seriously Injured. Nearly 160,000 perseua have bean forced out ef their hemes by the heavy rains th a t lashed Japan, causing widespread death and doitruetion from float* and land­ slides. Spate, tw* of the b ait remem­ bered bums on Benjamin Franklin and Washington Irving. These turn famed Amaricaas won among tha first steady customers to the U. 8. tor tho shtrry pro­ duced by Jarea. LOWESTPRICEEVERONANEW3-T TURNPIKE-mOKO GOODYEMTIK by 1,606 men would "eauso tba In­ stant collapse *f * Communist pel­ let state defended by 600,000 troop*." But ha atroaaad there war* num­ erous contributing factors, includ­ ing failure to taka advantage af anti-Oaatro forest within Cubs, lack of security and faulty tactics In tending the brunt ef the feres nt one p rist. “Aa preparation* fa r tks lava•tea lagan* a t tenet 100 Caatra •plot circulated freely In the build­ up area to FI*rid*," bo aaid. “la abort,” bo charged, “the Cube* invasion ef April IT never had a serious chance ef suceaaa.” ★ fhUHtcmtlmmdt JU trotf*/ + N o t 9 ECOIM fi/ P R O 'S By Oswald Jacoby Playing a t ate drim , South had a* 104 per scat play fee hie alias. I a fact, he had a* 60 per seat ptey, hut ha did have a bast flay* I waa South. I t was the finals p f the I N I Sptegold Cap aad I waa playtag my flsut t sun i— oat bridge since Pearl Harbor Day. N eedless to any* I bad avatbid, tha aaukll ptey against tba quota la my tha Beat bead. N s ptey would work against a >ue- 4 4 break n r against any 6-1 break >tey anaapt the actual ana which waa tha the stogie ton queen to tba Waal tha hand. Thus there waa n definite tha 'pmeeatag* ia favor o f tha Uag tha ptey and tote time tbo percentage MURRY! MURRYI A WWWIBBIISMWMM teOtifofVEAR M O M P l O P i l R IM O H O O O O Y IA I T R U THAN O H A N T O T M R WHO G O O DYEAR SERV ICE STORE TERMITES IBS W .F in est. ANTS 5C • FraaEatimaUs* Mo. Contract Harriet JAMES SHELL SERVICE O rte a d o H w y. RTM O r k a d o D r . BROWN'S AMOCO SERVICE H ltM iR n IN * VMM* At* T- I**»,.R*.'*l • — ----- ------------------------------ K m * JACKSON'S SERV1CC STATION f* * N I* •' -■, FA 2 -7 0 6 WATTS T^NNECO SERVICE M M M SANFORD AVENUE AMOCO pc FAS-28S1 SMITH’S AMOCO F A 1-4601 M ar ’ A£.A said, and were far tba grasstoo much UNITED You Can Develop Film 110 B. Park banks, Mrs. Kickelaon "I'm sure our crops enough along to that hoppers couldn't do damage.” 'N ouut •H 'i'& ii- .* - v*s i , r.. • �M f Thurs. June 29,1961—Page 7 (Editor’s Note: Mrs. Rosalie H. Beck haa written the following historical account of soma of the interesting activity of Sanford residenta before the turn of the century. Tbe characters will he recognised by many of the city’s residents.) By R08AUE HOLLOMON BECK Double-Dufy fovorifo for Year Roc Room and fa tin on <j 11imioi f J P O tM FOR IT O iA O l [ GENERAL ELECTRI C fnthS m d Freezer Free/er you never defrost! Sturdy 1" tubular alu­ minum framt with green and white webbing.,. * folds flat to store or take in the car. Equally a t home on lawn, patio or in rec room. Hood, spit, UL Approved M o f o r ... J U 5 W — ily Complete barbecue grill outfit for many eeaaona of backyard fun! Grid adjustment crank, big rubber tired wheels, sturdy 1" tubular legs. coppertone finish. NAMED National Collage Queen a t ceremonies in Naw York City, Patricia Wearer, 19, of Pittsburgh, Pa. admita aha "can't be­ lieve it." She -waa elected n queen in an eastern college contest before entering and winning nation-wide finals. "Ariato-Bilt" chaise commutes from lawn to rec room as eeaaona change. . . adjusts to 5 positions . . . measure! 73" overall. Folds flat to travel or ato re . Budget terms. CASTS Enjoy big performance with this portable, in­ doors or o u t Uses 4 flashlight batteries. L a w n -O a rd tn W HEELBARROW Gene Muller returned end paid • visit to Sanford. The and, tad, fact la that none of them found the sold they nought, except Lefflcr, who probably mpde It in the grocery atom In Seattle, Washington. In buying augnr, look oa the bag to ion whothor V d fflS ft e Family-site grill with 14" coppertone bowl and chroma-plated grid that crankadjusts to desired height Easy-roll wheels. Huvy-Dnty Lava Spreader The fa d , easy way fo seed U wb Spriikler Osciflofinp spray is dfci coforoffed Wadnofday. Tim twe chambers were expected to stam p their opproval oa tha bill today and Mad It to Kanaady. If the Preaidant signs it into law by Monday, the increases will become etractive la the first weak of September. Other wiM they would bo delayed un­ til October, The Social Security bill would ve m as tha same option now atwed women—to relira at age S3 oa paraaM ally reduced benefits. This would not add to the pro­ gram 's long-range cost. The m anure would require higher taste, however, to finance a id per cant boost in cash bene­ fits affecting M million widows and othera entitled to survivor benefits] sad raise to fto the present M l minimum monthly bcMftt for U million workers retiring at ago e l To finance (base and h i m oth­ er, loss costly, changes in -th a program, payroll taxes on em ­ ployes and employers each would bo ralMd up to M a year. Other oongroislonal news: Taxes—'IT* President was ex­ pected to sign into law a bill to bike taxes oa truekert and tires. The measure also.would cancel e ona ecnt-a-gaUoa cut in federal gasoline taxes scheduled to take effect Saturday. The bill approved three days ago by Congress was designed to finance completion h f On Feb. IT, IMS, Charlea H. Sack Sr. left Sanford by train headed for the Gold Ruth In Alaaka . Sanford and Seminole County had auffered a acre re freete and tlmea were very dull, even aa of Ula date. Dolph Edwarda, former postm atter here had read at the gold In Alaaka and he waa able to Internet othera In Joining a party to trek te Alaaka la anarch of ■old. C. H. Ltffler, uncle of W. A. L etter Sr. went ahead of the party and etopped in Seattle, Washington w hen be became la* tereetad la and bought a grocery atari there and did not continue the Journey far fold. He contacted hie former grocery clerk bore In Sanford, Rufua Prince, who Joined Mm la Seattle. In IMS there were no liana of communication from Dyea, Alai* ka to the aummlt of Chllkoot P a n . AH freight waa packed la on mea'a backs or drawn oa dog sleds. Packers climbed from atpp te step la holoe in the ice. No time contracts could be made for delivery e l freight and each trek* or took his chance over the trail. There were no telegraph wires nor cables. Urn stormy region came in Maioh and April. Charles Beck lost hla life on April 3rd. IMS on the summit of Chllkoot Pass. The destination of the par* ty was Dawsen City, Alaaka. A aem paper account taken from a Chicago dally came into posies* aton of Jay H. Bock, son of Char* las Beck and is now a prised and cherished clipping in the famous Ja y Beck Scrap*Books, which con­ tain much historical information rnlatim to pioneer daya In San­ ford and Seminole County. Mr. Charles Beck had loaded a year's provisions on kia dog sled along with many othera setkiag gold. Whoa thay reached the Chllkoot Pass a snow-slide or evalaacbo came down nod . riod about 71 people, who perished. Beck Joined n rescue party and while digging for bodiai, ho waa the victim of a second snow-slide and allbo ho was uncovered and takes out while atiU warm. Ufa could not ho revivod. Ha U hurled twelve miles from Dyaa, Alaaka and hla two seat, Jay H. Bock and Bon My B. Beck, Beth living In Baaford, erected a Document la Lakavlaw comatary to perpetuate the memory of their father ta d aloe their mother Neaeie j . Wood­ ruff Back. Other members of tjip . Gold Buth party who left Sanford la 1IM w art Dolph Edwards, who res shod Dawson CUy sad died two years la tar, Eugs M ulltr m s of X. Muller, n u ll terrie r; Mr. Miser of Longwood, Mr. Cooper of Bartow, Florida. Cooper mada Grip-aquecso food control loror aad posttire forcefeed agitator assures oven ■ending or fertilising. Easy-wheeling nylon bearings, baked enamel flniak. In green or yellow. C tt| J Separate motor unit is sealed, needs no oiling, non-corrosive construc­ tion, compact alia. Monday, July 3rd and Tuesday, July 4th HOLLOWAY Cemc re t o P ro d u c ts , lie . MIRACLE Concrete Company GATOR Lumber Company WASHER GREGORY SaMyCaiiiiaeCat l| H Lumber Cempaay Balk Scabs Pick-up hoodie S' S ee-eeay dial with power* reversible aids 2 gallons. ful magnifying lens, giant numerals. Embossed vinyl platform. McRANEY William M. McCulloch, Ohio. Council Calls Off Meeting Urn North Orlaodo Village Coestil. which aermtUy would h i scheduled fo moot Tsoi la y , has postpooed the meeting -for cos noak due fo the fo u rth c f July F a in t A G ian s Cm CHAPMAN �DeBary Choir Miss Hardy, Samuel Enjoys Social __ _ A t Bedient Home m In Ceremony At Chester S. C. « \\ £ s 3 ■V r• ! { ? • ! ried a bouquet of yellow carna­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es F. tions. Benton, Sanford, aad Robert Ken­ Other attendants were Mitt neth Brown, son of Mrs. Jack W. Elaine Nichols of Chester, a cousin Leltasr aad the late Robert Neely Brown, of Chester, S. C., were of the bride, Miss Mary Frances united in marriage at 4:10 p.m., Juab n a t the First BapUst Church In Chester. Rev. J. W. Parham, of the First Baptist Church la Palm Bay, Fla., assisted by Rev. W. R. Bussey of Chester, officiated a t the double ring ceremony. The vows Were taken before a background oi fora and palms and candelabra with lighted tapers, A program of nuptial music eras presetted by Mrs. Georgs Whitesides, church organist, and Mrs. Clarence C. Brown, soloist, an aunt of the groom. Mrs. Brown sang "How Do I Love Thee' and "A Wedding P rayer." The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of Imported hand slipped Chantilly lace over bridal saUn. The fitted bodice was fastened in the back with tiny self covered buttons and featured a scalloped gad bracelet length Belua of Ninety Six,' S. C., Miss July Berry of Mebane, N. C., and Mrs. James Hahn of Charlotte, N, C. They all wore dresses iden­ tical to those of the bridssmsld of squa organsa, with matching ac­ sleeves. The bouffant-skirt of unpressed pleats foil from the waist Into a sweeping chapel train. Her butter­ fly vail of imported bridal illusion was attached to a princess crown of scalloped seed pearls. Sbo car­ ried a white Bible, a gift of her brother, topped with a white orchid and Ullea-of-the-valley, form­ ing n cascading bouquet; Miss Eva Spears, Sanford, maid of boner, wore an afternoon length dross of peaeock silk organsa over taffeta and fashioned with a fit­ ted bodice, scooped neckline and abort sleeves. She wore matching mitts aad headpiece of flower MRS. ROBERT KENNETH BROWN cessories and carried bouquets of yellow mums. Howard Colvin of Chester was best men and serving as ushers were Russell Earl Benton, San­ ford, a brother of the bride, Frank Isaacs, Columbia, S. C., George Bridges and Clarence C. Brown, of Chester. The bride's mother wore a petal pink street length dress with matching aceessoriss, whits gloves and a white carnation coinage. The groom's mother wore a bone colored lace over green taffeta, with matching accessories and a white carnation corsage. For traveling, the bride wore a blue shantung su it with white ac­ cessories and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. Upon their return from a wedding trip, they will live at m Grandln Road, Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. Brown is a graduate of Seminole High School, has com­ pleted one year at Erskine Col­ lege, Due West, 8. C., and two years at Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing in Charlotte. She will resume her studies at the hospital. Mr, Brown graduated from the Chester High School and the Uni­ versity of South Carolina with a BS degree la biology. He is pres­ ently employed by the North Car­ olina Bank in Charlotte. Out of town guests Included Mrs. Bartow Wright, Miss Brenda Benton and Mrs. E. L. Davis, of Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Mole Sr., Hoyt Mole J r , Myrtle Ana snd Iris Mole aad Eleanor Besslnger, from Hampton, 8. C., Jam es Mitchell, Edgemore, 8. C., Jane and Norma Threatt, Rock Hill, 8. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Craw­ ford, of MeConnellavllle, 8. C. C P O Wives Elect Mrs. King President the regular monthly session. Mrs. Rua B a g was elected president •a d others named to Um axacuUve board to eorva with bar ware, Bar. bars Sowell, vice president; Shir­ ley Sima i, secretary, and Beren­ ice Jarrell, treasurer. An Installation ‘ luncheon is scheduled for July 11, from • 13 noon to 1 p.m. at the Sea Shall Restaurant. Mrs. Alex Squirts, Oviedo Personals By MARIAN R. JONES Mrs. Fallen Lavender la recu­ perating a t her home from a re­ cant tonsillectomy a t Winter Park Memorial Hospital, and to doing Una. and Mrs. Noegel drove to Maine with friends. Miei Noia Williams of Monticello, a roommate of Misa Peggy Fleming at F J.U ., wiU bo the guest of Um Flemings this weekend, coming to be an attendant in Peggy's and Kaith'a wedding Sat­ urday, July 1. ••• M n. Betty llrown is back on the job in the Oviedo Drug Store. Mrs. Ruby Sales has just re ­ turned from a trip to West Palm Beach to visit her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kennith Wlggs and four grandchildren. Mr. end Mrs. Jack Dodd left this week for-Miami to attend the CaUlemen’a Association. Their two boys, Doug and Desi, will be with grandmother. Mrs. Ruby E s­ tes, and unde, Tommy, during their absence. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones write from Waynes villa, N. C. that they era having Urea, wearing sweat­ ers and sleeping under blankets. Brt Mrs. Dora Kslsey and son, Emtoatt, have returned from a trip tq Miami where they visited Mends. Miriam Wheeler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Jr., has returned from the MQ Ranch where aha spent two weeks, Mr. and M n. Roger Miller had as their recant guests Mr. Miller's brother-InJaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCtosky and son. Brian, of Atlnota, Ga. Boswell Noegal has reappeared The safest wedding gift: sliver, In tba Oviedo Drag Store and re­ china, or glasswara in brlde'e ports a delightful vacation. Mr. choice of pattern. president, announced that all members wttl be guests of Um CPO Wlvas Club at tho luncheon, An interesting program was onjoyed a t the meeting. Mrs. Squires introduced Wesley Giles, safety engineer of Um Naval Air Statlbo, who eommended the CPO Wives for sponsoring tba successful driv­ ers* training'course. Far the benefit of the new members be gave an informative report Ibout the course since it was started in April 1N0. It was Inaugurated to provide profession­ al driving Instruction to military personna] and their dependents for a nominal fee. A group of interested persons met with Mr. OUee, Florida Highway Patrol trooper, Vince Small­ wood, Sgt. Ortegas, of the testing and license division and officers of Ihe CPO Wives Club to get the program (tailed. T. Mclnnie, of % Um Seminole Auto Driving School hat completed six clssses sine* the Inauguration of the course. Copt Robert W. Slye, NAS com­ manding officer, has expressed approval and satisfaction concern­ ing this program. At the conclusion of the meet­ ing, refreshment* of punch and sandwiches were served from a table decorated with a largo cut glass punch bowl and bud vasts bolding arrangements of yellow roses. Elvers Laurence was walcomed •a a new member and Betty Smith was presented a birthday pencil. She it leaving with bar husband to a new duty station. The next regular meeting of the eiuh wiU be held at tba NAS Ballroom, July U at I p.m. All wives of Chief Petty Officers, on active duty or retired, a n cor­ dially Invited to attend. The choir of the DeBary Com­ munity Methodist Church met at' Um homo of Mite Barbara Bedlent, church organist, for a social evening. The buffet table was overlaid with a lace doth, and centered wtth a crystal punch bowl, aad trays of petite cakes Married At Austell, Georgia By MARIAN R. JONES of the late Mr. and Mrs. B. W. A wedding of interest in this Smith, Austell. Rev. Bob Smith officiated at the area la the one in which Miss double-ring service before a large Martha Jean Hardy became the group of relatives and friends of bride of Samuel Grady Smith on the couple. Friday evening, June I, at Orange The church was decorated with Hill Baptist Church, Austell, Ga. fern bails and ooe large sunburst U m bride is the daughter of Mr. arrangement of white gladioli, and Mrs. Lawson A. Hardy of mums, and snapdragons flanked Among the guests present were Oviedo and the groom is the eon on either side with candelabra Rev. and Mrs. Damon Scott and daughter Vicki, Mr. aad Mrs. Stanley Rader. Mr. and Mrs. Price Goodson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCarthy, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barry, Mr. and Mrs. O. Steerman, Goldie Phlaaey, Paula Mattaon, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coffin, Mrs. Adam Muller, Mrs. A. Duffln, Mrs.’ Charles Creasey, Mr. and Mrs. William Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Swift, Mrs. G. MeNaughton, Mr. and Mrs. George WMght, and Mr. and Mrs.' Ralph Bedient. Mlso Bedient played the plane while the group sang, and during several numbers, toy instruments were played while others sang. A brief business session was held, and R was voted to buy two book cases for the parsonage. MRS. Sa m u e l GRADY SMITH and her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson A. Hardy. Enlisted Wives Of V AH-5 Meet With Mrs. Moore Mrs. Batty Moore was hostels to the meeting of theVAH-5 En­ listed Men’e Wives Club. Plane were made for a picnic to ha held at Lake Golden on July 4. Plana wars also made for a welcome home party for the huebands. A committee waa selected to complete plane and (elect e place for the p a rty .' This was the last meeting with the group for Carol King, vice preaidant. The King* have receiv­ ed above duty o rd tri. Carol re­ ceived "Mush Mouth' ear rings as a going away gift from the members. Pat Manning waa elect­ ed vie# president, to serve in Mr*. King's place. Mrs. Manning aad Batty Moon w a n salactad to represent the club a t the Central Committee meetings. Carol Connely was welcomed a* a new member and Kathy Nelson was welcomed as • guest. At the dot* of the meeting, refreshments of tea and cookies ware served to thoee present. NO SET RULE Although there are many the­ ories concerning how often hair should be washed, It's bast to let your own hair bo your guide. Soma woman can shampoo their hair daily or every few days. Try shampooing a t different intervale to bit upon the correct schedule. a t jw jv Smith Mrs. Stine Hostess To Pilot Picnic Because "The Rains Came," the picnic of the Pilot Club of Sanford waa held indoors at the home of Mrs. George Stine,- instead of in her garden a i planned. It wee served buffet etyle and all members and guesu were aeated in the dining room, living room and porch. Billing torches lighted up the garden, however, and gave a cheerful atmosphere along with tho chatter. During a short business meet­ ing, final plans w art made to send president, Patty Gatcbal, to tba International Convention in Deqver, next month. A discussion was also conducted on the "milk bank' the club's main project. Co-boetessce with Mrs. Stine were Mrs. B. E. Chapman and Miss Sua Stevenson. Welcomed as guests were Mrs. Eddie Simon, Mrs. Joanne Boland, Mrs. George Chapmen, Mlsa Kay Forguson, Mrs. Mary Rawlins, an honorary member, and two former pilots, M n. M. L. Reborn Sr. and Misa Maude Ramsey. Other members present were M om s . Gatchel, Jack Ltmbartson, Varna Messenger, Bonnie Boone, Je rry Jernlgan, Kyle McMillan, Esther Rive, 8. P . Fowler, Shir­ ley Becord. bearing burning white tapers. A program of nuptial music waa presented by Mrs. Richard Sa«J ders, organist, and Mrs. Polly Peck, soloist, who sang “ 0 Prom, ise Me." "The Wedding Prayer* and "I larva Thee." The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a waits length dress of white chiffon, featuring short capped sieves, a boat neck­ line and a lace fitted bodies. Her fingertip veil of silk illusion was attached to a crown of s e a t pearls. She carried a white pray, er book topped with a white orchid, stepbanotis - and whits satia streamers. Mrs. W. J. Darnell of Fort Wayne. Ind., was her sister’s m itron of honor and only attendant. She wore a ballerina length pink aad white dress with a pink satia cummerbund and carried a c a j | cade bouquet of pink f e a th e r s carnations. Oscar Smith served as his bro­ ther's belt man. Usher-grooms­ men were Donald Hardy,- brother of the bride, and Harry and Willie Smith, brothers of the groom. Miss Carolyn Smith, niece of the bride, kept the bride's book. For traveling Mrs. Smith chose a beige costume with matchlqfo accessories and the corsage or white orchids from her bridal bou­ quet. Following the wedding trip to Gatlinburg, Mr. and Mrs. 8mlth are residing in Austell, Ga, Mrs. Smith is a graduate of Oviedo High School and of Bob Jones College. She has been teach­ ing in Georgia. Our Selection Of • Paint by Numbera Bets • Took* Trucks • Games • Swiss Gear • Barbi Clothes • AMT Rite • Teaaia Rackets • Golden Books • Mattel Guns 41 He Trains • Baseball Bata and Gloves Open Fridays Till • P. MPI NEC REST SH O PS! 3411 FRENCH AVE. 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A awimming party wai given11 Following tho program they I their parents and friends refresh-1 The children were all presented ----------- * •* j , * ____ ______________________ ^ w. . „,^om,e °* j Jumped »nd played In the pool | raenta of cup cakea and cold | certlficatca for aucceiafully com Mr. and Mra. George Pittard on | awhile before emerging to a c m I drinks, pletlag the courie. Riverview Ave. It was in honor _____________________________ • Vf 13 children who for the past two " ccks have been learning to m w iu the Helen Pittard and Meredith Scott have been instructing the children. It was not only for the children but £ t h c i r parents, relatives and Iriends to see they had A short program was preaented by the. group. Young bcglnnera. Jeffrey and Susan Largen, ahowed the (kills they had learned. Then came the older beginners, Renea Park, Tommy Moore and Pat Oylcr. Beginners not present were Mike Smith, Peter and Larry Mlfe h a e l. After demonitrating their akilla, they Jumped into deep water and swam tha length of the pool. Ad­ vanced beginners, Lee Wilkinson, Annalce and Kathy Moore, Sidney and Charlea (Bubba) Park began their part of the program by swimming the length of tht pool twice In each of the five strokes they had recently learned. They (Rhen demonstrated their safety skills, releasing a cramp and two methods of artificial respiration and rescuing a drowning victim from the water. Officers Wives Of V A H -7 •Enjoy Coffee i [; I ; j * WI Jr f & 'iJjV ‘ ] y t' 5*. > ,1 1 W a. ,t \ ’‘'‘J ' J By MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER M ill Jean Masters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Masters, attend­ ed the Rainbow Assembly in Jackfin v llle and was a guest a t the R obert Meyer Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es T. Cross and daughter, Mias Sally C ron, of Gaithersburg, Md., and Mrs. Peggy Miller and son Jam es of Granby, Mass., a r t visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cross. Jam es Is a brother and Mrs. Miller Is a niece of Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Masters drove M Jacksonville Tuesday and .were Ibcompanled borne by Mrs. Mas­ te rs' mother, Mrs. 8. A. Elliott, who will remain here for an ex­ tended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Beall have goao la Charleston, W. Va., for a several weeks visit. Longwood For llttla Moms and not-sollttle Moms, It’s ruts and all-washing time again. At ECON-O-WASH you can usa as many washars at you nood at ona tim e ... gat tha fastest, cleanest wash In town . . . the fluffiest dnrinsl Takaa only about an hour to do tha entire week’s laundry) fpm &m uk ^ • Rose Marie Reid Swim Suita • Bathing Capa • Terry Cloth Beach Coat* M A R Y -E S T H E R ’S "Featuring Fashions Ju st F or You* 214 N. Park Avo. Genghis Khan wni the first m u queror to use gunpowder. MISS SHARON MARGARET NUGENT, center, in shown with her parents, Lt. Col. and Mrs. K. F. Nugent, at her eighth birthday party. Sharon celebrated her birthday while visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Herman E. Batson, Agua Vista, in DeBary. (Cox Photo) DeBary Personals By MRS. ADAM MULLER Miss Kay Ryan, entertained a group of teachers from the San­ ford High School with 0 luncheon at har home, recently. Guests at­ tending were Miss Barbara Ruprecht, Mra. Kent Bateman, Miss Ann Vitssrals, Mrs. Boyd Cole­ man, Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs. Clay Williams. Cdr. and Mrs. Jack Langford sad their daughter were dinner guests at tha home of Ml** Kay Ryaa on Rosita Drive, DeBary, last week. Cdr. Langford is being traaaferred to the Rhode Island Naval Base. Mrs. E. Helnle surprised her aon, Desman, on his tenth birth­ day with a party at their home on Estrella Rd. Among the young guests were Cbyera McBride, Margaret Welnfurtcr, Richard Gerling, Lenny and Frank Biondl and Herman’! sister, Ruth. WEEK END SPECIAL PHI. THRU TUBS. Garlic Bread f A c | # i HEAT AND HEItVK REGISTER FOR — BODIES Drawing July 4th NO PURCHASE NECESSARY M FIRST \ * FEDERAL S A V IN G S '^ It is hot necessary to starch poliahed cottons. For best results press them on the right aide with a warm iron. Is d s d ic s ts d to h slp in g you onjoy ifotim o o f gre sto r h a p p in e ss and se cu rity M V FUH-Hi-THE-SI SHOE SPECIALS ^ d tiM rifa d a y ta Ji WHITE WERE 93.0H * ITALIAN WERE — 95.98 • 6.98 « f r * . D. D. Smith has returned p p p a >• G Miss Patti Walla, daughter of 14. and Mrs. C. C. Walls and Miss Colleen Hsrrlion, daughter of Lcdr. and Mrs. If. H. Harrison, will be presented in a piano re ­ cital by their teachtr, Mrs. Frank H. Gallonty Ilf, July 9. The recital will be given at the borne of Lt. and Mra. Walla, 11T Lake Minnie Drive, for members of the two families and close friends. Patti, who In the paat 10 months has memorised SO pieces in her John Thompson book, will play 13 selections during the recital. Colleen, who only recently began the atudy of music, will play several selections from mamory. home from the Winter Park Hos­ SPECIAL Fashions for tha Ull A long waiatad 220 W. Fairbanks FOR GUARANTEED FIN E QUALITY INTERIOR DECORATING SLIPCOVERS — DRAPERIES ECT. FABRICS SPECIAL AT — Children s Sandals $1 ELSIE W. LACEY WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT IB NO LONGER AFFILIATED WITH ANY DECORATING FIRM IN THIS AREA ESTIMATES Martha Frances Beeler and Je r­ Forest City, Andy and Chris Boa* j The bride wore a gown of whita 1satin with a chapel train. Her veil ald R. Schack were married at kind of Melbourne, was a white Spanish lace mantilla > p.m. Thursday, June 13, in the and aha carried a French lace fan Central Seventh*day Adventist with a pale green orchid. Church of Orlando, with Pastor A reception was given, follow­ Charles R. Beeler, the bride's ing tho ceremony, by the bride'* father, officiating, assisted by parents In the social room of tho Pastor H. H. Schmidt. Central church. Martha la the daughter of Paa* Mr. and Mrs. Schack will livo tor and Mra. Beeler of 3623 Lake In Tolstoy, S. Dak. Shore Drive In Beverly Terrace, near Forest City. Her sister Re­ DIAMONDS. . . . becca was maid of honor. Brides­ maids were Janice Schack of Min­ The Gift That Lasts Forever neapolis, Minn., the groom's sis­ w altney ter; Judy Fenner of Cocoa, and 201 8- PARK ATX. Eleanor Anderson of North Da­ MRS. JERALD R. SCHACK Open Fridays Te 7 P. M. kota. The bridegroom it the son of Mr. and k in . Leo Schack of Tblstoy, S. Dak., who were present for the ceremony. Beit man wai his brother, Karis Schick, of Tolitoy and groomsmen were Gary Fowler of Private Recital By BETTIS SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lego J r. Bad children are spending a abort vacation at Naw Smyrna Beach. Angela and Cynthia Rabon of Quincy are visiting with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. BHE Mrs, Frank O'Brien of Maitland Ave., Altamonte Spring!, was hos­ tess at a recent luncheon honor­ ing Mrs. William Lua*. Mr. and Mrs. Lust, who have Just returned from Germany, are visiting hla mother,,Mrs. Arthur Luse, at har home on Reading Dr., Orlando. Upon completion of their visit here, they will go to Illinois. Luncheon guests were Mrs. Ar­ thur Luse, Mrs. Fred Lagile, Mrs. Martin Stone, Mrs. Hugh Gil­ christ, Mrs. Ruby Pent and Mra. William McCItary. Married In Orlando Ceremony Will Present Personals pital. She i* recuperating from anrgary and progressing well. Cletus Sloeaker has returned to his home in Baltimore, Md., after a visit with his grandson Charles Lege J r . and family. Mambers of the DeBary Home Damonitration Club met at the boma of Mrs. Laura Platt Brown for th t annual picnic. Lunch wat aerved at noon from a buffet tabla overlaid with a whita embroidered cloth and centerad with a cryatal punch bowl. Mra. J. Rayfute assisted Mr*. Brown serve the luach, including aalad. cake, punch and lea cream. A brief buaineia aeaalon wai followed by a program on “land* leaping,'' by Mra. Nicholaa Cera* tenek. Future project! planned for the benefit of tba Community Center building fund were a card party thla week at the home of Mra. William Reich and a tea, July It. All membera and friends are in­ vited to attend. Music Students t Personals T A t Luncheon Mrs. C. C. Wells and Mra. F. H. Galloney II! were co-hostesses for tha monthly coffea of tho VAH-7 Officers' Wives Club at the Wells home, on Lake Minnie Drive. Mrs. O. W. McGuire was wel­ comed as a new member and spe­ cial guests of the group were the nom inees for president of the Tiaval- Air Station Officers’ Wives Club. They were Mrs. J. A. Mackey, Mrs. R. J. Sause and Mra. G. G. Zimmerman. Mrs. Sause won the special award of tha day also. Farewell gifts were presented to Mrs, H. H. Harrison and Mrs. H. A. Moreland. During the business session, conducted by Mrs. F. D. Milner, ports were, mgde by Mrs. Morend and Mrs. Galloway. Other guests and “ After Sevenera" present were Mrs. W. E. Bassett, Mrs. B. B. Geer and Mrs. Max Otto. Other membera attending were Mrs. It. D. Lund, Mrs. W. H. Mahany, Mrs. J . B. McClure, Mrs. X. W. Martin, Mrs. A. S. Poulter and Mra. F. D. Stlpp. Osteen Thurs. June 29,1961—Page 9 3 rra lh Miss Beeler, Jerald Schack Plans Projects Mrs. Luse Honored DEMONSTRATING TlfElR SKILLS before a group of parents and frienda at a awimming party are front row from loft, Lee Wilkinson, Bubba Park, Kathy Moore, Sidney Park, Annalee Moore and Renea Park. Back row, Susan Largen, Helen Pittard, (instructor), Jeffrey Largen, Pat Oyler and Tommy Moore. In the background Meredith Scott, instructor. ’(Herald Photo) S an fo rh I CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS ANF0RD HOECenter Hate you’ll rrwo tn entire organization devoted to helping in* dividual* and fwnllioo (rather than businesses) build happiness and security into their lives. ' Your savings placed with us are protected through sound management policies, otrong reserves and insured safety up to 910,000 by a permanent agency of the U.8. government. Wo add generous earnings to your savings, too. In fact, earnings for the first six months of 1961 will bo distributed tp our savors on Juno 30thCash reserve* Invested here are always worth par (return of 100 coots on each dollar). They never fluctuate in value, and they’re readily available when needed. We con help you In many ways and want you to think of us aa your partner in personal progress...all through life. Come In soon so that wa can talk over the plans your family has for the fatal* CURRENT RATE •tat may he Issued Individual Join! Survivorship Trail Legal Guardianship �i H i <-JV ■'.a-w • v»/:» - )*'* * • •- Sanford circuit ia to play its final games on July 14, barring some play-off games. . Both Jernigan and Metts praised the high caliber of baseball being -played on the dla* monds a t the Memorial Stadium fields and said that selection of a team from here was Im­ possible a t this time. Not only ia the team com­ petition very good, but there are many players whose individual play has been ao good that choosing the district challengers “just can’t be done now," they said. Team rosters, according to Rohrbacher, are to be in the atate and national headquarters by June SO if the players are to be eligible for atatd competition. The manager* of the eight Sanford league cluba have aubmitted their layer lists to Jernigan and the proper mailing aa bean made, according to Jernigan. Diat. Dir. Bob Blair ia arranging to handle teams from DeLand, Sanford, Leeaburg, Day* tona-American, New 8myrna Reach and Wild* wood in the tourney ,a t Lee*burg. Because of the reports of the fine diamond-dusting that is reported from these cities, he feel* th at the state pennant winner must be in this district. 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(U P!) — Pour-time champion Betsy Rawls A’fl P ay Bonus of Spartanburg, S. C , lad SI lady i KANSAS CRY. Mu. (UP1) - proe and M hopeful amateur* late Buj Wiitlnitira H i* tha i l n t sound ad tha .V. JR Worn« ’e Open **U rhemu4e*nhln‘ ’■> H T ----- City AWiBee. The ly-yoer-old E i ^ o i T o i f f S ^ • ' Mian Bawl*, tha defending titlejf^ fc g h th a n d o d pitcher wiU he as* signed to Saraaota of the Class D holder, paced eevea former chainplcms into the opening round over Florida State League. the f JUS-ynrd conno a t the eceno where Bd Furgol wen the men’s U. S. Open title ia 1M4. Other form er champion, teeing WASHOtOTON (U r i) - Center Jim Schrader, n six-year vatoran off, with the low 40 and tlee quali­ With the Wesfalngtae Rad»ktn», fying a fter Friday's second round has elgned hie 1M1 eentract with for Saturday'* SS-hole Annie, In­ tha teem . Urn to-yonr-old Notre clude Mickey Wright *f Dalles, Dame graduate Is the Mth player Pay Crocker of Uruguay, Betty Jam aeon ed Baa Antonie, TfX.| SO L S. Center Signs Louise Sugg* of Atlanta, Kathy Cornelius' of Phoonlx, Aria* end Putty Berg of St. Andrew*, 144* winner o f tha inaugural Woman'* Open hi IMS. • '■The pro group include* each threat* ee Barbara Jtomaek. Sonmmente, Ctllff* J enna Prenttee ad Birmingham, Ala.) Jackie Peng ad Honolulu; Marten*' Hagg* of Del­ ray Beach, Plan end Mary Loan Faulk of Ban Island, On. The amateur throat* include ISyear-old Judy Toriueak* 'o f P t Louie, who wee the low aineleur last yearj former girl*, jenler champion Judy Rnnd of Aurora, Ohio, and dander, red-haired Ana Striumhna of Toledo, Ohio, wife ad professional golfer Frank Btena- Of Aluminum Beale SAN FO RD man or oring tins coupon \ and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door Competitive Awarde* Bowling School ADULTS I t A. M. Mini Adult Hours — get. 1:10 P. M. CHILDREN 2:00 F. M. Y o u c Sonny Hughes of M t Dorm, end * P rol e—lon i l Don Sm ith In Action! D nm oo .......... 7 i | i 1 0 —f l i o r i . J o M i W ( 61 K SAN FRANCISCO (U PI)—Ale­ jandro Lavorante and Monroe Rat­ liff—both given me brush-off by Tern lfcNeeley X equate off toniaht In a 10-round heavyweight bout which flnde the big South American a 1-1 favorite to defeat tha chunky Ratliff. Promoter Bennie Ford had an­ nounced th at he wee offering MeNeeley, Boeten’j undefeated tenration, a 116,000 guarantee to meet tonlght’e winner. But the bid waa turned down by MeNeeley, Ford aald, on ground* th at ha la The - ABC’s took • three points tha •Stingers from the ta d Sacks training for n title shot with Floyd Pattereon. from the High Lowe Is keep la beeping, them lit third piece. first place Monday night The Upper*, wth Joe Danyhtk’s SITscratch aerie* remained in m **eoed> plnoe bp taking three DRAG RACING points from the gaps, who moved MCBOLA M A S STRIP - GENEVA, FLA. Into the No. 4 spot. ■very 1st * Srd BAT. NOT, I M 4 4th SUN. AU four point* w oro.iekoa by GETS A'S FOR &FOHT FM U O V fn O •. < Sanford's Bab* Ruth League, competitor for the etata ehampionahip, haa been placed in Dlatrlct Three, according to an announcement by 8tate-Dir. Howard Rohrbachey, Ocala. The tourney Will be under the direction of Bob Blair, Leeaburg and ia to be concluded by July 21. Thla la one of aeven district* In the atate. Diatrict winner* are scheduled to atart play for the atate ehampionahip ih Ocala on Tue»., July 25, Rohrbacher added. Mom then 41 young*tar* from dm ages of seven through U have i Fegi»t*md tor thd Junior League ; a t Jo t Lanes. • Under the supervision of Coach At De Palma, each of the young­ sters was assigned to e team which to torn 1* a p srt of the American Junior Bowling Con­ g ress .suctioned league. ’ There wU be two dlvlilone with, la Urn toegae . . . a Bantam end Junior division. The Bantam* are , aged between tha year* of T end I I while the Junior* ere brecketi ed from thirteen through II. ! * Coach De Palme stressed dm point that maay of the young; star* whs originally regUtored h r the league were not proaent M s peat Saturday da* to vacadoe*, and ** »ucb will definitely he pieced onto ■ team the next (tom they come eut tor the league, la addition, nil ether tok re tte d young kegfen who would tike to join the league are toytt#d to be i t the Lanes this asm . fag Saturday a t tiM *. m. V w fa ff ' ■ ■> ' . COMFORTABLY 1 �— — t in i! i f c U la n . Jam 19, H — Pagt 11 League Leaders United Pres* International f it all after watching his San Don’t be surprised if there's an Francisco Giants blow two-extra­ sidemic of s.olen razor blades inning leads, including a 7-4 lead day because at least a half In the 13th frame before the Phila­ >*en major league managers delphia Phllllea achieved a tie on lust be In a mood to alit their a wild return throw by ealchor Hoble* Landrith to the pitcher. I It was that kind of a day and Managers Jimmy Dykes and Light Wednesday when second- Walt Alston shared In the grief, ■ivlsion teams rose up lo knock loo, aa the Waihlngton Senators p ff con.cndera, players traded split a doubleheadcr with Dykea’ la way cams back to haunt former Cleveland Indiana and the Pitts­ [teammatei and two teams played burgh Pirates dealt the Los An­ la record five-hour and Jl-mlnute, geles Dodgers a 9-3 defea:. IS Inning game that ended in a The Reds' ML lead was shaved (7-7 tie because of sandlot-type lo 2>i garnet when (he Cubs un­ leashed a barrage of 23 hits that pUFTake Fred Hutchinson of the Included five doubles, two triples National League leading Cincin­ and five homers. Ron Santo drove nati Reds, for example, who saw in seven runs with two homers the lowly Chicago Cuba drub his and a two singles in the first club, 19-3 and 7-2. Or, nalph llouk game roul and George Al man led of Use New York Yankees, who the Cuba’ attack In the second moaned and groaned as Ryne game with a homer and a triple. Duren pitched three-hit ball and Duren, traded away by the added insult to injury with a two- Yankees thli year, struck out 12 run single in the Los Angeles before yielding Mantle's ninth­ Angel*' 3-3 victory over the AL inning homer and turning over the champions. game to Jim Donahue, who retired Manager Alvin Dark is still an- the last three batters. Duren, hitsth sr ^ho might be ready to end less in two years, was allowed to bat for himself with the bases fUled and the Angels trailing, l-O, In the sixth and came through with a two-run single. Landrith'a return throw to the mound went wild in the 13th in­ ning and enabled Tony Gontalei to score from third base that caused one of the season's most improbable games (o end In a tic. The game was called because of a XL curfew rule. Bennie Daniels pitched a fivebitter and WUlie Tasby had three hits to lead the Senators to a 3-3 victory after the Indians won the first game, 3-2, on the si,--bit pitching of Jim Perry and Frank Funk. The split left the Indians five games out of first place in the AL. Joe Gibbon ruined Alston's night with a six-hitter behind * nine-hit Pittsburgh attack which featured triples by Dick Stuart and Robert Clemente. Don Drya­ ds le suffered his fifth loss. Rookies Steve Boros and Jake Wood had three h iu each and Don Mossl won his ninth game as the AL leading Detroit Tigers IBM HCTIOK k\ THoe* tv \ F IA 9 T - a t? * * • wg*» By I'ilted Press International American L e a n s Player S Club G. AB It. II- Pet. Cash. DeL 73 341 39 91 473 Brandi. Bal. 33 302 40 74 .300 I Kllebrew, Min 62 331 42 77 .341' Howard, N Y. 47 161 1R 36 .319' jp k r u ll. Clev. 63 261 42 90 .343; 1Romano, Clev. 70 330 43 S3 432 S lew * . Chi. 69 241 47 79.324 ! Green. Wash. 44 132 23 49 423 | Mantle, N.Y. 70 243 61 79 413 B.Robntn. Bal. 74 297 43 92 .310 Sox to a 9-2 decision over the NaUaual L ean * Minnesota Twins ia other AL Altman. ChL 31 193 29 99 449 games. Hoak. Pitts. 93 213 30 73 443 Joa Adcock and Frank Thomas CllinUt. P i. IS. S3 236 44 94 .336 hit homers to help rookie Bob S3 249 49 SI .327 Handley win h i a first major Mathw*. MIL Moon, L.A. 39 301 36 99 427 league gam* as tha Milwaukee Aaron, MIL 93 334 43 82 .3231 Braves defeated the St. Louis Mays, S.F, 69 291 39 93 418 Cardinals, 9-3, in the other Na­ Pinson, Cln. 71 293 41 90 419 tional League game. Boyer, St.L. 69 260 31 92 413 Bollinf, Mil. 93 239 91 91 .313 Thomas, MU. 92 217 38 99 413 Homo Baas American Ledgne—Maris, Yan­ kees 27; Cash, Tiger* 2*: Mantle, Yankeea 24; Killebraw, Twins , 22; Colavlto, Tiger* 20. M anager Promoted Cincinnati 44 3 National League — C e p e d a , WATERLOO,- l{wa (U PD -M atLos Angeles 42 3 Giants 30; Robinson, Reds 18; ly Scezney of Brooklyn, N. Y., has San Franc isee 39 1 Pittsburgh 34 J bean promoted to manager of tha MUwaukee 93 i Winston-Salem, N. C., club in the S t Louis 99 1 Claaa B Carolina League. Scezney Chicago 17 4 had been managing the first place Philadelphia 32 < Waterloo team of the C lan D Americas Lea Mldwaat League. BUI Slack, pitch­ ing coach for the Johnstown club Detroit of (ha Class A Eastern League, New York will succeed Scezney. Cleveland Baltimore Chicago Boston Washington Kansas CHy Minnesota Lea Angelas |r j » v. */m a Named To Bowl 11 M AP* A 64M T TfftMi HUNK •' By United Prase Iatamatiawal Daytona Beach righthander Mika McCarthy knocked Leesburg from the top of the Florida State Lea­ gue Wednesday night with a com­ pletely perfect pitching perform­ ance. McCarthy allowed no hits, no run* and walked non* and hia mates committed S* error* ia whipping Leesburg 2-0. H* struck out five. Centerflalder Lawson Mitchell becked up tha 183-pound Mc­ Carthy's brilliant pitching by driv­ ing in both «f the Islander’s rune. Leesburg came back in tha sec­ ond half *f the donbleheadar to dawn St. Petersburg 9-9. Saint Manager Bob Bauer flouted a two­ rms homer to the third Inning to provide tha victory margin. It took M toning* to do It, hut V l ARY, orprrfiorr, or* to TM£ peer OP'Pa&b/M - . fitAPTOPH* CARSSR, MA* P/RtT P/TCHgR jA z m t'r io v u r v . 9/X 70 WW/ &YKW 7 */* V C J T * f 7H O *f*KV*M t w t wt*p vZ* H ELP* E X P IA /* c o p pce r e o am er . A P eP A P TA tH f / * WM/C/f Mg I f 0 7U Ig A fid E £ A * r Y fA * 7N£ fidRPR/SMS fi(JR6£ OP 7A£ 7>6£PS. w r * js. a aacond round data with Lesley T am ar of Australia. BUlle Jean MefOtt of Long Beach, Calif., and Yala Ramirez of Mexico were to resume their seoood round match, which waa halted by darkness Wednesday after they had apUt the first two sets. Douglas and Crawford eliminat­ ed fallow Americana ia gaining £ the third round. Douglas turned back 47-yaar-old Gardner Mulloy of Coral Gables, Fla., 9-3, 9-1, 4-4, S-l, and Crawford toyad with Mai Fox of Baltimore, Md., 9-3, M , 9-3. Colts Ink C atcher SUDBURY, One. (UPI)—Branch Rickey was in "good spirit*" today although ho baa been advised bs must remain hospitalized for at le*kt three weeks becaui* of a heart attack. The condition of the 79-year-old baseball executive was described as "satisfactory" by doctors at Sudbury Memorial Hospital. How­ ever, Rickey was being kept in aa oxygen tent as a nutina pro­ cedure take the load off his b ean Rickey was flows to tha hospi­ tal T u n Jay hours alts: ha was stricken while vacationing CLEVELAND. Ohio (UPI)—The Cleveland Barons of tha American # Hockey League havt obtained Henry Ciesla, tha league's ninth leading scorer last sea boo, from the Rochester Americans for right winger BIU Dineen. Titans Sign Two NEW YORK (U PI)—Tha New York Titoot of the American Football League have signed de­ fensive back Jim Niemann of tha University of Cincinnati t a d guard Harold Gray of Maryland Slat*. Proas Oakland Hills, Snead went to Grand Rapids for the Western Open at Blythefleld and waa run­ ner-up to Palm er. But Snead won’t be witbent stiff competition la the Bulek Open. The field includes Geo* Littler who claimed the U. 8. Open title at Oakland Hills, 1990 PGA cham­ pion Jay Hebert, and tha winner* of this tournament the past thro* years—defending champion Mike Souchak, 1999 champion A rt Wall Jr. and 1939 champion Billy Caspar. WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCE » Bean Visualiner Service COUNTY SIAT M IAM I World famous Dad* County, with Rs ft* buloua Miami Beach, ia Ftonda'a moat cos­ mopolitan area. Tourism and touriit attractions represent the main source of income; however, di­ versified industry, commercial fishing, and of the area. Smassacred' T -M W # at tha Seminole War. Ot fi'Sufit In progressiva Dai out Fiorlda, the Ui a relation works co sale of beer and al forceraent enforcement ai Manttvulid Island, 93 miles away. with a 9 4 win over Tampa. Ha had a previous bean attack to' Rlghtfialdar Don M a m doubled March, 1339 homo ceatovtielder Junior Ready with the winning run ia the bot­ St. Pster’a Church, in Rome, tom of the 14th frame. Palatka and Orlande were rain­ Italy, ia the largest church to ed o u t Christendom. FOOD STORE at OPEN JULY 41k TO M UTE HOUSTON, Tax. (UPI) — The Houston Colts of the National 10 League have signed catcher Tom­ my Maagum of Southwest Taxes College for a "five-figure bonus.” Tha 30-year-old native of San An­ tonio, Tex., will b* assigned to the Colts' Salisbury, N. C., farm club. Barons Get Ciesla BUFFALO, N. Y. (U P I)-K a n Rica, an All-Amaricn tackle from Auburn, will play in the AllAmerica Football Bowl game a t War Memorial Stadium June 23. The 6-2, 250-pounder haa signed a pee contract with tha Buffalo Bill* of tha American Football League. Siam min' Sammy Snead of White Sulphur Springs, W. Vs., who list Won about $393,000 since he started playing for pay in 1937, has bean tagged as the a a n to beaL Snead came to Michigan two weeks ago for three major tourna­ ments in the Wolverine State. He was an also ran In tha one ha wanted most to win — the U. S. Open at Oakland Hills In Birming­ ham. The U. S. Open Is the only major golf title that has tluded Saead. CANADIAN ACS SAVARIAN SELECT Beer p L YOU! Beer 88* 9 9 * ric k DIXIE CRYSTALB SUGA pc 5 3 PEPSI-CO LA M ILK lR l “ *• HOMOGENIZED REGULAR BUCK P o p u la r B ran d s Q O 24 # 0 Co m Of c Plus Dcparit G it 4 6 c iS s* FERTILIZER tv; Es^i* is CHACO With IM S 1 I GRO-RO ■ yj LUO-8 0 M ^ f tr Open 7 to 11 — 7 Daya a Weak Convenient — Courteetse Service Picnic M eats— lea — Brand A Bnae CEfcEBY AVE* AT MELLONVILLE During the next lew days • limited number at people will be invited to jo!n.thie unuauxi, new innovation in dining excellence. As a member you will receive • • • 12 FULL COURSE DINNERS OK YOUR CHOICE, ONE EACH MONTH . . . aa x member of 'T he CSepri ReaUurant Dinner Club," you may dine one evening each month in our beautiful restaurant* AU you need do la be accompanied by one gueat. Then, you ju st pay for one of the two roeale you have. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL*A*7M S. THE CAPB1 RESTAURANT. DINNER CLUB RESTAURANT • fj H i ! �*<• T i y ^ 7. i -ftfV *.' % vJ THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THESE LONG WOOD MERCHANTS • THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THESE LONGWOOD MERCHANTS SHeMOfit Realtor aa4 Insurer — Ted W alts----- H. S. “LEW” A R N O LD TED’S T V U. 1 . Hwy. 17-fl Midway Betarson Sanford and Orlands H M N 4 Salon and Service TB M i l l Specialising la Step Ladders Fried Chicken, AJ1 Ym Can Sat, Only 91*15, Every D ay----- TAGGART MFG. CO., Inc. BARE’S DECK BAR 17-92 at D sf Track Road . ; te m m Wood Prod acts R eiter’s P astu re (S tate R t 434) Longwood, Fla. \ • PARADE Auto Repair and Painting----- CARL’S GRO CERY and GULF SERVICE In Charge of South Seminole VFW Forma at 8:90 — Starts promptly at 9:00 A. M. LINE OF MARCH — Fran SuaaySkado Park on Church St. to Grand S t, on Grant to Wildmors, on WUdmers to East Lako S t, on East Lako to West Molnar, on Want Molnar to Bunny-Shade Park OM D ili* Hwy. (HI. 4M> U af*M d STO NECRAFT Associates Scelptured Architecture! Trim TE 1-2*91 EVENTS 20 — AMUSEMENT BOOTHS — 20 Compliments Of — OiiideMsg Branti All Day Lose far Cfclldraa end Adaka FREE MERRY-GO-ROUND FISH PO N D ELSIE THE COW C O U R T N EY le a l Dewn-Oa-The-Farm BOATS Throughoat Ik e Day SCO TT’S GARAGE Esst Lake and Marvin Ave. ' TE 8-2181 AUCTION FREE G IFT S Btral# M i Jm ■— C O L O N IA L RESTAURANT ConMr la s t Lake and Ckaisk Sts. Open T Days a Week Every Hear Throughout The Day W IN -— • a Gar REITTER BROS. Earth Movera Suite ______ j Electric Water Heater • Electric Pressure Cooker----- AND MANY. MANY MORE PRIZES Key Belter — TE *4829 Jim Reiter — TE 8-4858 F A M IL Y P IC N IC AREA Tables and Plenty of Room for Everybody Bring Your Own Picnic Basket or Nibble a mmek . the Hot Dog and Refreshment Booth Eatortaiamoat Tkosday Tkrough Saturday Nights — M O O N ’S FIRST A ID ST A T IO N * Wilk Trained Attendant la C am e At A* Time Things The Family Wear DUFFY’S BAR b LO U NG E DANCE BAND Hwy. 17*91 *4 M is North of Dog Track Id . Free Community Dancing Day and Evealag East Laka at Charch St. TB 8-1499 GREASED FIG Catch It And It's Years GREASED POLE K«nny Inman — IN M A N ’S GARAGE Conor Kant Laka m l Warren Tl M M I For Finest Work. C all----- There la a genuine legal leader U. B. currency •‘Greenback" at the top FIREW ORKS C A R L LO M M LER After Dark — Glorious Pyrotechnic Display PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ON THE GROUNDS SPONSORED B Y — Plasterer TE 84449 City of Lopgwood Volunteer F in Department ' WITH COOPERATION OFt ___ _ , a r k and M a i Oryea lee Hone and BUI Invite Yen KoM Boor LO NGW O O D F IT BARBEQUE JO H N N Y and H A ZEL’S BAR East Laka and Bey Street# At The Creasing Baal Laka and Wanroa Owed Thursdays At 1:89 P.M . 1776 • 1961 The Air-Conditioned W. R. K EN N ED Y J D’i M A RKET — M l D M — It* Ml LO N G W O O D SUPER M A R K ET am .'-V LO NGW O O D HO TEL C O C K T A IL LOUNtaE »/ 77 FAMING T* M M rV ?fcr * it,.:; w m w— . • * • — . ■- i '■ ___r ~i.i »4 ii. n ____________ __________ *t-» . • * ' | • ’ i • _______ I; OF FUN �COUNTY NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1961 PAGE 13 EDITORIAL COMMENT Business Strength Another sign of South Seminole County’s growth occurred last week at the opening of the new South Seminole Bank on Hwy. 17-92. More than one and a half million dollars was de­ posited during their first day of business. This exceeded the expectations of bank officials, who expressed optimism over the continued growth and expansion of business and population in this rnpidly growing area of our community. We welcome this new business into our community 1 and wish them the best of luck in their promising yeni ture. The men of the Longwood Vol­ unteer Fire Dept., who regularly seek to extinguish fires, in recent weeks have been as busy as an organised arson ring striving to set hundreds of fires. The flames they are endeavor­ ing to kindle, however, are those to be found in the hearts of citi­ zens . . . those of the spirit which send forth the bright glow of in­ dividual pride in this land that is America. Chief Claude Layo says that as one means of relighting these fires, the Longwood Volunteers several weeks ago began a con­ centrated effort to bring back a near lost custom . . . that of an old fashioned July Fourth Cele­ bration with entertainment plan­ ned for the entire family. Pattern­ ed after such events, which were ranked only by Easter and Christ­ mas at the turn of the century, Longwood’s Fourth will open with the customary parade at 8:30 a.m. from Sunnyshade Park. And, upon Ita arrival at IM ter'a Pasture on SR 434, the scheduled activity will en ;ulf the interesta and energies of all present as quickly as a wildfire ean spread over a weeded field. Food and soft drink booths will be on the grounds. During the afternoon, once each hour, free gifts will be awarded and la the evening, an electric hot water heater, an electric pressure cook­ er and a used automobile will bo given. ' In conclusion, a gigantic fire­ works display will give physical expression to that Inward flame of patriotism felt by the sponsors and audience alike for their coun­ try. Joint Meeting Called Between County, Casselberry By BETTI E SMITH One-hundrcd-thirty-six boyn and girls registered dur­ ing the first week of Longwood’s Summer Enrichment Pro­ gram. Daily activities are scheduled during the seven week program a t the Longwood Elementary School playground from 8:80 a. m. until 11:30 a. m. and from 3 p. m. until Garden Club Winner Set By North Orlando Scouts To Camp DeBary Scouts Wellesley Cor­ bett and Stave Jackson will speqd three weeks at Lake Fork Ranch, Pllatora, Colo., with other mem­ bers of the Senior Scouts end Ex­ plorer! of the Centra] Florida •rea. Veteran campers - will ae^ c o m p a n y the group which will leave by chartered boa a# July 32 from Camp Lanoche. 5 p. m. on Mondays through F ri­ days of each week. The morning aesslona are open to children who will enter first grade in the fall and to gradea two through six. Students from grades four through eight may register for the afternoon hours. Special events of the first week included a treasure hunt; 26, 60 and 100 yard dashes and a rock h u n t Phyllis Fanner, seven and Prank Evans, 13, each won. a beach ball In the treasure hunt and Phyllis Kramarcsyk also received a prise. Winning the 26-yard dash for the five to eight year old group were Colin Docco, Karen Docco and Jane Pugh. For the 10 and 11 year old group 60-yard dash winners wsre Robert Eldridge, I’hyllla Kramarcsyk and Sharon Rhodes and Marvin Jones and Kathryn Willis won the 100-yard dash for 10 year old students. Winners of the rock hunt, for five to eight year olds, were Donna Brooks, Eileen Sammctt, Kenny Brooks and David Brooks. Features scheduled this week in­ clude a pet show, a baby picture oontest, a sack lunch, a softball game and a skating party . Throughout the entire program, gradea four through eight will a t­ tend arts and crafts classes on Monday mornings and on Wedneaday afternoon of each week there will be a skating party a t Skate City. Admission fees are necessary for these parties and transporta­ tion is provided by parents. Boftbsll games, for either boys or' girls, will be played each Fri­ day afternoon. Also, each Friday, a rts and crafts Instruction will be taught for students of gradea one through three. Instructors and supervisors of the program are Mrs. D itre Lund, arte and c ra'ts; Richard Brown, playground director and Mrs. Elolae Hall, Vick Chambers, J. R. Cole and Jim Martin. Tha County Commission T u n day agreed to meet with the Cas­ selberry Town Council to determine cost estimates on handling the drainage at tha South Semi­ nole Shopping Center at SR 436 and Hwy. 17-12. A drainage plan for the first section of the shopping center had been approved but the board had ordered the zoning director not to Issue any more building per­ mits pending a solution to handle the drainage runoff on the masslve 30 sere tra c t County Engineer Carlton Bliss jwas Instructed to make a study of the run-off and coins up with cost estimates and other detailed Information regarding tha area and present them at the Joint meeting. The meeting Is expected to be held within the next week, aar cording to Biles. KRISTIAN A. JUTHE received congratulations from 200 neighbors and friends nt a Smorgasbord Dinner Saturday which was given in celebration of his 90th birthday anniversary. Pictured with him nt the serving table just before cutting the big three-tiered cake is Mrs. Juthe. (Herald Photo) By ATLANTA McGINNIS Kristian A. Juthe celebrated hit 80.h Birthday Anniversary Satur­ day at a Smorgaabord Dinner p ar­ ty which proved to be an outstand­ ing event for both the honoree and for Altamonte Springs. Two hundred neighbors and friends extended their congratula­ tions to Mr. Juthe between the hours of 3 p. m. and T p. m. at the dinner party In tbe Altamonte Springs Community Chapel Edu­ cational Building. The main serving table, which held the large throe-tiered cake Iced In white whh blue trim and lettering and the huge punch bowl, was decorated with a minia­ ture VUcIng ahlp filled with white and yellow muma. MRS. W. G. HARRIS, winner of tba North Orlando Garden Club’a June Garden of .the Month Award, ia pictured In a setting of the beautifully londecaped grounds which brought her the honor. With her ia daughter, Myrtle, a t left, and she holds brand new grandson, John Marshall Jr., who has been staying with her while hie parenta are on vacation. (Herald Photo) yioral decorations of white mums alto were used on the guest tables. Soloist for tbe event was Joe Stevens of Apopka who sang "The Long Road" ai Through". His accon Mrs. Dawn McMahan. Introduced Toaalmaiter Frank O'Brien, the honoree stat­ ed that he had been asked to enumerate the factors which aid­ ed him to reaching his 00th year. "There are four reaions," he •aid . . . " a happy family life, good health, financial liability and good f r ta n d ir Tha blggaat eurprlie of tha cele­ bration, for both Mr. and Mra. Juthe, was tha arrival M hti children, Mra. Homer (Marian) Hunt of MOton, M an., and Stan­ ley Juthe of E xit Wolfebore, N. H., who announced their atten­ dance by quietly entering the room, each wearing a diagonal shoulder to walit ribbon, lettered "Here M your present." After the dinner was served, Mr. Juthe cut hii cake while Mrs. Jefferson Hodges presided at the punch bowl. Others assisting Mrs. Juthe were M n. Frank O'Brien, co-hostess, and Mra. M n. T, T. L. Gor­ ham and M n. Jefferson Hodges. Born in Oslo, Norway, Juthe came to America as a boy of 16 with hia mother and younger bro­ thers and lis te n , bis grandfather and an aunt, settling In Boaton. Here, aa tbe sole support of his family, be obtained a job In • machine shop for the weekly wage o( two dollars. He remained In this business and in 1607 founded his own company, The American Electric Furnace Co. which be beaded until his ntirem ent in 1047. In 1031 be began spending the w inur seasons In Florida and In 1062, the Julbe's bought their home and grove overlooking Lake Florida In Altamonte Springs, naming It "Viking Grove." Upon asking Mr. Juthe If there wss anything he weuld like to add about his life or hU party, be told me, "people aren't InUrested in my tile but it is nice to know that I have ae many good friends." And, aa one of their gueaU at the celebration. I'm aura 1 apeak R eturns Home M n. Howard Van Pelt haa re­ turned to her home on Foreit Lake Dr., Forest City, after under­ going surgery at the Florida, San­ itarium last week. By MRS. H. L. JOHNSON A dream of a community . . . . one that haa involved all of Us residents from tha oldest pioneer to ita first grade students . . . la now a reality, Last Friday, the building whleh la to ba .transformed Into The Lake Monroe Community Hell, wea set on Its foundation. Donated by the State from among the many build­ ings which had to be moved for the four-Ianlng of W. First St. from Sanford, actual moving of the structure onto tbe Lake Moaroe School grounds was arranged by the local Parent-Teacher Or­ ganisation. In order to financially support this endeavor, P-TO members, with tbe school faculty and many of the students, bach in February presented the first "old tim e" Minstrel to be seen In this area In many years. Staged in the school auditorium for Its first showings, tba Minstrel played a Iwo-nlght run to "stand­ ing room only." La tar, two more showa were staged ia the Seminole High School auditorium and oae In tbe neighboring community of Sorrento. All profits realized by the P-TO from these shows, plus those from the sale of soft drinks, peanuts and popcorn, went Into the Com­ munity Hall Fund. As the building actually began Us journey to tho school grounds Friday afternoon, a convoy of children, supervised by Mrs. C. E, Hlttell, Mrs. Herbert Thurston and Mrs. Claude Hawkins, P-TO members, end with Deputy Slim Galloway as marshal, formed e parade to follow the building as ft moved slowly dawn W. First St. MAYOR FRANK PASULA wields the paint brush on the North Orlando Village Hall as part of his contribu­ tion to a Beautification Program now underway. The mayor, assisted by Ruel Stripling, Utilities Co. engineer and other volunteers, also hns planted five large palms as part of the general landscaping being added around the building. (Herald Photo) Unit which Is in Ha organizational stages. ‘ The eourse, recommended for all officers of clvlo organizations, is open to all Interested persons. Advance registration is not re­ quired, however, those planning to attend should notify Mrs. Ifcjy G, Kennedy or Mrs. C. W. Reese, both of Orlando, or write In J 0 9 Northwood Bird., Orlande. Mambsrs of tha DsBary Repub­ lican Club heard aavaral Intereating speakers at their annual picnic Uat Wedneaday at Burta Park la DeLeon Bpringi. Introduced by Thornton Smith, preildent of the DeBary Club, ware George Percey, executive oommltteeman of Daytona Beach, who apoka on the new fifth' dis­ trict, and Charlea ft. Clark and Frank Chaae, members of tha Daytona Beach Republican Men's Club who spoke to the group on work of this organization. Mrs. Herberts Ann Leonardy, former Sanford resident, will be in Orlando July S through July S at the Cherry Plaza Hotel to con­ duct classes In Parliamentary Procedure. Elementary procedure will be taught each day from 0:30 a.m. until noon and from T p.m until 0:30 p.m. The course in advance procedure will be given each day from 1:30 until 4 p.m. Mrs, Leonardy, a graduate of Law, is licensed to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States; Is a practicing registered Parliamentarian; an Instructor of parliamentary law. qt. the Univer­ sity of Miami. She serves as p ar­ liamentarian for several national and state organisations and has been president of the Florida Assn, of Registered Parliamentarians and Is the Immediate past presi­ dent of the National Assn, of P ar­ liamentarians. She also just com­ pleted a term of office as Parlia­ mentarian of the DAR of which she Is a member. Her text book, "An Elementary Course in Parlia­ mentary Procedure" la widely accepted. Mrs. Leonardy's appearance In Orlando will be sponsored by the Kennedy Gavellers, an organized unit of the National Assn, of P ar­ liamentarians and by the Orlando from Hi original location. Many "after five" hours of labor were spent in preparing tba new location by men of the community and aix Lake Monroe boys also have devoted moet of Ihelr spare time to tha project. Adults giving up tbalr evenings at borne were Claude Hawkins, Bryan Odell, Laroy Lae, Richard Boyd, Tommy Thompson, Herbert Tburaton and Claude HlttelL Tba boya, who were rewarded with a picnic at Rock Springs, Included Rlcfasrd Hlttell, Sidney HawkJns, James and Dickie Carroll, Bobby Dorn and Richard Bennett. Remaining now, before the build­ ing la ready for use, ia the re­ pairing and reflnishlng work al­ ways necesiary when • structure la relocated. Interior decorating and furnish­ ing also must be done before the Hall will be considered completed. Bee Anderson, e local carpen­ ter, baa offered hit after work boura to aid In putting the finish­ ing touches on the building and Use Lake Monroe Home Demonstra­ tion Club wlU participate In tbe decorating. All offers of additional volunteer labor wUl be gratefully accepted by Hlttell, work chairm an,' who elao will arrange to pick up any donated furniture lum a. Upon ita completion, the ITaQ will be available lor use by the P-TO, School, Scouts, Home Dem­ onstration Club, ell Youth Groups and other erganlsatlona of the community. DeBary GOP Club Hears Speakers Swim Classes Set In DeBary By MR*. ADAM, MULLER Junior -tad Senior life saving courses, sponsored by the Orange City Chapter of tha Americas Red Cross, will be conducted at tha home swimming pool of Mrs. D ar­ win Bruce on Monroe Ave. la De­ Bary, U sufficient intcrasl la shown. Registration may be mada with Mrs. Bruce, who \ will Instruct the classes, on o r before J u ly '20 a t 2 p.m. To be eligible for the sen­ ior class, applicants must Jhave reached their 16th birthdays' and for tlia Junior class, applicants must be 12 years of age or older. Mrs. Bruce also has scheduled an adult beginners class to open at 0:30 s. m. on July 10. A DREAM COME TRUE . . . . title building, moved PrU First St. location onto its new foundation at tha lathe grounds, will be the Community Hall when all repairs, ref furnishing end ^ eom tii^ j§ gon^ijeisfb �Pair* 14—Thurn. Juno 29, *61 t *,£4 *6 COu'.O PV? h<5 STABTOO , rmroi! like "growa-up” one*, "gra­ duated" from tba P in eeritt Kid­ die Koraer Kindergarten follow, lag a program of entertainment that they put on for their parent*. 'P i n t oa tba program wa* "A Day at Sebool” with tbe child­ ren acting out their opening exrrciaaa of tba day, ilnging a good­ morning aong, an*waring tba roll eall by reciting their telephone number* and Joining in tba flag agrimony. They alao aang two aong* aad did a Rythmn Band apeeialty number, to tbe tuna of THANK MOU," "One Mora River." A kindergarten atyled aquare dance, "Skip to My Lou.” wa* danced and alio tba "Mexican Hat Dance” in tbe "Dancing for Pun and Health" portion of the program. A playet, entitled "Little Red Riding Hood” wa* enacted by a cait which Included Sue Largen aa Little Red Riding Hood; Ter­ ri Harri* a* tba mother, George Willlnk a* the big bad wolf; San­ dy Balaer a* grandma aad Kevin Harr la a* tba woodamaa. "On tba Good Ship Lollipop” wa* aung by tbe nuraary clad , followed by tba kiadargartaa boya lad by Admiral Jeff Largca aad tba cait la sailor baU, ringing "Anchor* Awelgh.” Movie* war* ahowa of many aetiviUa* la which tbo cblldraa participated during tbo year la* eluding a train trip, a picnic, a Cbriitma* party, Barter Cgg Hunt, Birthday partiea, Cowboy Ray Gibbon* and hi* bono Dan­ ny, Halloween and tba nunery babie*. Guett tpeaker for the occaalaa was Ur*. D. M. Paul, IMrth grade teaebar from Plaecewet, who told tba eblldraa a atory about a "dream " ibo bad about (b«m and than awarded aach oat blf graduation diploma. Kiadargartaa teaebar, Mtt. Jackie Caalo, and m rte ry ichool teaebeif Mf». Maureen Smlti w an la eharg* of tbe progra# and all aeaaary aaad la (ho plly, aad performance* warn mada and bulk bjr Mr*. Coala aad tbo ki*. dargartan ehfldraa. RECORD PLAYER REPAIRS MATHE8 MUSIC * WtLL.THBN *- v&rv oidny vou TBU. Mg THAT r TS Sffftf $ 7 - - Mb' / ’;H ri ! * l T H E B E S T C O ST S N O M O R E MMhraiThtornate**** Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. �I L ■ Wm ' it ■ 0& aA G : .DEAR ABBY: My husband of nina ytRrs doesn't believe in kisslnr He soys it is unsanitary. He wasn't bothered by this unsanitation before we were married. I don't know whether you can believe this or not, but he is by nature a very af­ fectionate person. He is always hugging and squeexing me, and he ahowa me a lot of devotion, but he just skips the kissing p a rt How can I get him to kiss me? WANTO TO BE KISSED •D E A R WANTS: Are you kissing sweet? Is he? Some men avoid kissing be­ cause they are conscious of their own elgarette or beer breath. Don't sit around “wanting to be kissed." Kiss HIM! He might develop a taste for it again. • * * DEAR ABBY: What is a wife suppoaed to think when her huaband cornea home and tail# her that hia aecretary hit h a knee on a file cabinet and aha eat down and cried while he bandaged it for her? We have been married for 25 years, and I’m quite sure if it had been MY knee, I'd have had to bandage it myself. WOLF’S WIFE ,, DEAR W IFE: What better proof could you want that your husband is NOT a t wolf? If he were, he could huff and puff and she'd never have let him near her kj|ke. * * • DEAR ABBY: My teenaged daughter U / e J J u By Abigail Von Buren is simply driving me craxy. She haa one qf the most beautiful heads of hair you could ever hope to see—but the way she wears it Is just terrible. It is all ratted and mat­ ted and stiff with spray. It looks like a wig. And she looks like an old lady. She is only 17, Abby, and this is something she and I have been going around about for almost a year. Do you think I should let her do what she wants with her hair? She would be strikingly beautiful if only ahe would take my word on how to fix her hair. TEENAGER'S MOM DEAR MOM: A teenager’s mom has so much to "go around" about when it cornea to turning out her daughter, you would be wiae not to split hair. Let her fix her hair the way ahe wants to. She haa to please herself, not you. Uae your energy to make her “beautiful" on the inside. * • • DEAR ABBY: When I was 19 years old I started going with a married man. I loved him and he loved me. I stuck to this man because he kept telling me he would divorce hia wife and marry me. He hasn’t yet, and now I don’t believe he ever will leave his family for me. I am now 84, and all I have for the 15 years I played around with him is a bad name, a few presents and a broken heart. I learned the hard way. Please, Abby, print this. It may help other young girls who think there is a future in loving a married man. BROKEN-HEARTED W "Birthdays are downright de­ pressing one* you’ve passed your **% " So said a alim, trim woman with almost-grown children. There's bo us* la pretending th at birthdays are welcome event* in a woman’* life once ahe haa left girlhood behind her and ie head­ ing Into middle age. But they wouldn't depress if a woman would be fair In Judging herself in the light of a new birth- So th e n a r t a ftw grey halrt, an extra wrinkle or two, maybt even a ftw added poundi. That't th» mirror'* rtrdlet. But what t i l t ha* th t year brought htrT Sht may h a rt to ad­ mit that th t year ha* brought h tr lom t good and worth-whlla thing* a t wall a* ataaling away a llttla mor* of h tr youth. Maybt It hat batn an especially happy year — btcaust ah* hat Itam td not to worry too much ovtr llttla thtnga and not to fight shouldn’t look to her mirror agalnit the things »h* h at no for the only verdict of what the power to change. If to, aha hat year Just passed haa brought her. grown m ort matura aa wall a t old­ TV Key Previews Thursday's top televiiian shows aa previewed and selected by TV X 0 a staff of experts who at­ tended rtbaariBls, watch screen­ ings, and analyse scripts In New York and Hollywood: •um m er Sports Spectacular — “ Golfing Battle of the Sex**." To­ night's hour-long film tells the w r y of the Mickey Wright-Barbars Romack vs. Arnold Palmer-Dow Pinsterwald golf match B i t took place at the Desert Inn Odnltry Club at Las Vegas last May • and e. Watch these ladies play the ard way—no special iwlet for them) 7:50 p. m. CBS. Ban* Grey— "Ransom." (Rep a t). A strange entry, but well lawdled. All about an Indian trader searching for the men who killed his parents and hurt, his Meter. Along the wsy, he finds a cowboy and brings him back to n A his mixed-up slater. Claude Akins and Lloyd Bridges c a n y I all off nicely. 1:10 p. a . CBS. Bat M ailer son— "The Hunter." (A Repeat) Poesibly the beat epi­ late this eerie* he* ever presentid. John Vlvyan (the former Mr. K m eky) |ueets la this one and Dadds a chilling touch af else*. Ho Ip U y a a eool Englishman who's ■ h a t.w ith his fists sod even fa*tKar % th a gun. Tho plot la the about his favorite shows ovsr the last five yoan, sings alone and with the Top Twenty, end close* with the hymn "God Be With You TUI We Meet Again." No guest* for tho finale. (Color). NBC 9:30 p. ra. Hie Untouchable*. Augle (the banker) Clamlno." (Repeat) A cruel and exciting tele about a bootlegger who get* immigrants te make his liquor In their homes. Hia bead man, well played by Keenan Wynn, spends most of hia Urns terrorising tho Immi­ grants. o m Television THURSDAY P. M. • :»# (!) (I) *:t* « ) * :!! (•) (!) (I) l:!» ( t) 1:1* ( t) 1:41 (I) (() Cfcaaatl H a Rewsreem K*wa aa* W eather A tlsatl* W eather H*w***M M ilestones * r the c e n te r? M I 4 .ru . 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P trhapt th t ha* aotn aoma member of her family through a trying tlma, and know* th at aha la a t least partly responsible for a happy solution. , It may b t th at during tho past year ah* mad* new friends or dlscor*red what good fritnda ah* al­ ready haa. Or perhaps It was a difficult year, and yet aha cam* through It with eouragt and her head held high. A year th a t teaches a woman that aha can m att trouble with courage lan't wholly a bad year. Or aha may have discovered a new and absorbing interest A woman la bound to gat some­ thing baaldaa wrinkle* In a year of living. For husbands: Born* Up* for you In "Happier Wives (hint* for hus­ band*)." Just tend M cent* te The Sanford Herald, P. 0 . Box Ruth Millet Reader Service, */* 499, D ept A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. 1:11 (I) a ie a oa 1:11 T:•* TUI T ill t:tl • ill 1:1* 1:11 li t* 1:11 1:11 It** III* 1:41 l*:«* ta tll 11:14 11:*! M il! 114* I t) C o n t Ct***r*om (I ) T ed*r (I) Sica On W ealhe-. 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Three bedroqmi, tile bath livability on attractive like— with many other extra*. Total Ph. FA 2-1301 17-93 at Hiawatha FHA terms of $400 down. Of­ prtc* is $9450 with payment of fered exclusively by FARM LAND $69 per month. Can be shown 20 acres tiled land adaptable for at your convenience anytime. “We Trade” citrus. 1220 feet paved road. $730.00 per acre. Term* avail­ able. J . W. Hall, Realtor, Ph. REALTOR—INSUROR FA 2-3441. Phone FA 2-4901 113 N. Psrk HIGHLAND PARK 3 -BEDROOM, 3 bath bom* W* suggest you see this lovely separate dining room. Coraei Oscar M. Harrison 3 Bedroom home at 2400 Oak lot. FA 3-7342. Ave. A fin* home la • fine Registered Real Batata Broker neighborhood and priced to aell 1311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 3-7$ti 4-BEDROOM, S-bath, full/ all at $ 13,300. Financing is attrac­ conditioned, much closet and storage space. Low down pay­ tive with an Misting FHA pay­ ment plan a t 344* Interest. ment, 134 W. Woodland Ur. Ph Total payment per month li FA 3-3370. $$l.oo. Be* this eidosiv* by calling WELAKA. APARTMENTS: roomi private bathe, 114 W. Flrat S t S S I 1 R. K it equipped .. $63 R. Kit. equipped . . . . ITS R. K it equipped . . . ITS R. apartment . . . . $M BOSA L. PAYTON Regletered Real Eatat* Broker Ph. FA 1-1901 l T U a t Hiawatha Phone FA2-2411 Office 204 W. P int ROOMS in privets home, Double and Slagle. FA 3-7104. 15. 16. 17. 18. Bm Im m OpportHaitian Feaula'HriR Wasted Hal* Help Wasted H«lp Wasted 50. 51. SI 28, 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. B ibyiiltafi Baaaty Salon* BniM . Paint - lUpak Bonding Material* Electrical Harrkm Plashing Service* Radio A Trier iaion Special Service* Latmdry Service If. SltuatloM Wanted ■ Legal Notice B. B. B. B. 29. SO. 81. 82. S3. 84. 88. 86. 87. SLEEPING ROOMS—The Gables 401 Magnolia. Ph. FA 2-0730. NICE' 3 room ruralibed apart­ ment, quiet neighborhood. Adults FA 2-739*. FURNISHED 3 . bedroom apt., largo living room, kitefaen A A u to m o b ile S erv ice nook. Ml W. llth St. Phone M a c h in e r? • Tool* P o u ltr y • P e ts • L iv esto ck F lo w e rs - T re e * • S h ru b * CLEAN funishod 1 bedroom F u r n itu r e apartment, til* bath, *01 Pal­ A r tld e e F o r 8*1* metto. FA 1-1374 after « p.m. A rtic le * W a n te d B oot* • M e te rs FURNISHED apartment, eleia M oto rcy cles • S co o ters end close la. FA S-4013, Jimmy Cowan. RENT OR LEASE: Partially fora- FURNISHED dnples, two bed­ nlahed two bedroom home four LOST: Light brown female Dachs­ blocks from poitofflee.' Adult* room, large carports A utility room. 10 mile* from Navy Base, hund named "Pro tael”, re­ only. 41* Palmetto Ave. Phone 14th S t in Loagweod, TE 44294. ward. f a s e e n . FA MTI7 or FA 3-301. LOCH ARBOR LOVELY largo cool 4 room apart­ Throe bedroom IV* bathe, large ment, m Ul* bath, largo lot, uofurn. with kitchen equip­ acreened perch. FA 2-4*90. m ent $111 per mouth. Phone FA I-399L Robert A. Williams, Realtor. Legal Notice Ih* County , J « 4 |i at Semlnols County, Flerld*. at hi. offlM la th . aoart h .u i. *t e l l Coaatr at •snfsrd. florid., within sight Ml.near month, from tha tlm. of th . flrat ugbllcatlon of thl. n .tl... H.oh claim or demand .halt ba la writ) n*. and ehall atala lb . rlae. of rMldcaan and pod office i f drM. at tha alaUaaat, and ehall h . swera la hr tha claimant, hta ae.nt, hi. a lt.rn .r, aa< nay such malm or dsmead net m filed Mall he raid. OUT OF TOWNERS, welcome $o Fie. — Available Now: Cut*. Clean, Respectable 3 • Room Cottage, Also kltehsneucs and everalgiit units. By month, week, day. St. Johns Realty Co. SUN DEL MOTEL THE TIME TESTED FIRM 1 Ml. So. of Sanford, Hwy. 17-92 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3-4131 For Eeiervatlone Ph. FA 3-3*47 Legal Notice FURNISHED u p tu r n $10. FA 2-4337. . Legal Notice CLEAN FUBN. A pt, 1 $11 Folk Ave. n c tim c t NAmu NOTICE ih hereby elv.n that w . ara an*a*ad la bualn.aa at Oeaeva. Oamlnol. Coaatr, Florida. under tbs fictitious name of, OBNUVA HKItVICO CENTER, and that we Intend to register Mid asm. with tha Clerk of tha Clraall Court. Bemlnole Coaniy, Florida, la aceardenee with the prorlsloas of th. FIoIIMom Name Statutes, to-wlt: e.otlea I4t.lt Florida Statutes 1*17. apartm ent F air Value Properties RAYMOND M. BALL.. And Atsoda tee m Be. Fork Ph. FA 14441 Lake Mary Branch FA 3-1230 $ BEDROOM bouse, 3 baths, bulUtns, disposal, awning win­ dows. YA loan $400 down, $90 p er mo. FA 3-706$. m *i R. U. Oelger /•/ D ouglass Arte, persllcn asletln* aader th* taws a t tha atata at OonnectleaL . Plaintiff. BATMOND D. FLBTCHBM AMD NINTB f U B i n s t CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SBJUXOLH ! COURTV, FLORIDA. IB PflANCRRT NO. KBMNBTH J. WILAON and LAU­ ttsas. FBDBRAL NATIONAL MORTOAOB ASSOCIATION, a corporation or­ ganised aadar aa Aat af Confrere aed pursuant ta the Fed­ JEANNE M. FLETCHER, hta eral astatine National Mortgage Assoslalloa wits, an* all aakaowa hairs, Charter Act, haytag Its principal 4 i «1h h area lees, assigns* attics la tha city of Washington, llceori, creditors, IrustMs. < District af Columbia, • tie r atalmenls etaUalng hr, . j Plaintiff, through, under ar against BAYMOND D. FLETCHER AND R HUOK ANBLBT and’ MAIDA W. JBANNB X. FLBTCHBR, bis ANBLOT, hi* Wife, Defendaate. tn deed and aot kaewa to be dead ar allvel aad alt un­ known sortie* aad claimaat* bavin* nr oialmiag gay right, title ee latoreet ft and t* the property Juvutved to this sane*. ReeldsueM Huknown. ______ rou, a n d r a c k o r too , or* -shy notified that an Amended I af Ceaptolal to Feroatoe* rtgeg* bee bees fUed egelact i by the Mala tiff la lb* ebev* led Murt tor 4b* purpeM *f HOMES Ol ■ancm v s A rrsun btatr n r Florida toi R Hugh Aaaley, gddrMe aakaewa MalSa W. ABeley, address un­ known , You ara bartby notified that, a salt has bees tiled dgetaet yea'la th* above entitled muss, aad that yos are rMUlred t* file year aaswr with tha Clerk af this Court and ta Mrv* a oopy tbsreef upon the plaintiff or plalaltffe alter, nsya, wbeM name aad address is Blsbep * Berasttla, SO Rest Mas gtfMt, Orlando, Florida, aat later thaa Jaly llth , t i l l . M yea faU t* de m , a decree pro Mafaaeo will be catered against ysu far the relist demanded la th* te a plaint. This salt Is to foreclose a mertgag*. Th* real property pra­ seeded sgalast Ui 1 Let ft. Lees tbs Rerih V feet thereof sad.tha North 4 fast af U l 1* ta Btaek 4 la RBLAIR.” bastard.- Ftartda, ascording ts th* plot thereof recorded la Mat Beak I, peg* IS of the Public Beenrds of Beml eel* Ceuaty, Florida, together with eae It-aallea elMtrta bet water hsatsr aad Wlahtar all barnla« wall faraaM aad tank• WITNBH4 my baa*jgad.tt* gaal »f said Csart at bastard, Florida, this llth dew of Jane, A. D. 1IIL tBBAL) . _ . ONB, eeeei thereof, RA R : WILdON, bla wits, and WILLIAM RICH Alt DSON a n d ALICB RICHARDSON, hie wife. Defendants CLERK'S HOTtl'N OF IALO . Natlce la htreby given that aa­ der a Decree af foracloaura aad eels anterad. by Uta Jadga af tbs Circuit Court af tn* Ninth Judi­ cial clraall la and for geminate County, Florida, on tba t l day af Joss, Itet, la a eertala .cu es between Flrat Federal Having, aad Lena Aesootatloa of Orlando, a corporation, ■. plaintiff, and Ken­ neth J. Wile.a and Ldura B. WIN eon, hta wife, and William Rlrhardeoa and AIIm Richardson, hie wife, defendants, being Chancery Case N«. 11141. I will sell at peb.Ile auction to tha highest binder for eeeb, at tba treat dear at-tba Peart House la the City of Baaford. Bemlaole County, Florida, at tha hour af It e'slock. ea Wed­ nesday, tha llth day af July, 1141, that aartala property described aa fellows, ao-wRi Let_ 111, __ _ __ af LAKH __ Hi KAR­ RI KTT ESTATES, gemlnole Coualy, Florida, accerdlng te Mat thereat recorded la Plat Rook it, pages II and I* *f the Public Record* of gemlnole Coaatr, Florida. mortgeea encumbering the follow' lag described real property, ta-wtl Lot |L Block n r . . COUN­ TRY CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. t, according to the plat thereof aa reoorded ta Flat Book tl, pact II. Public Records af gemlnole Coun­ ty, Florida, Including all struclurM aad Improvements now aad hereafter ea Mid land aad futures attached to or used in conaectloa with the pram lean, has been filed agalnat yea la Ibi bbeve-styled suit, aad yea art . RAVENNA PARK Ik h 1* • hem* your family will bo ptood of. Thro* bedrooms end m bath* for only $1*1 dow* and $*9.$6 per month, in­ dues* Tasae end Inenraace. Aa exeeUeat location at 3H Set-* em u Drive. Ik* Ur*s let is wok landscaped end laeludee SI cHrne trooe. Drive o«( end see (Ms today. BacHieiv* with Stenitrom Realty 111 N. Perk Ave. Phene FA 344» T SB B W B T Compare Chock Thane Feat area ‘" “ irth u r H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Clrealt Oeart Byi Jeea R Wilke Deputy Clerk' QlLBg, HKDRICK * ROBINgON Attoreeys and Counsellor* at U w First Federal Batldlng ll go a th Court Street flamdo, Florida S Bedroom Home J FINANCING Down Payment 4 r h r iN f * Meal iHetaeiv* fdfcdhrla BUILT A D R V R L O m »T JA C K DEMETKEE A ir Condltioming y t T B t a a 'a SK Y -H IG H V A LU E Stenstrom Realty $ ROOM furaiebed garage apart­ MUST SACRIFICE 3 - bedroom ment, water and electricity CB bom*. Buy equity. FHA. 10$ MODERN A n . S bedroom a p t furaiebed, shady yard. Call be­ Country Club Circle. FA 3-SS3L upstairs over SOS W. Uth. $00 fore I or after * FA X-1309. 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath CB home, per mo. water Incledod. Avail­ screened porch, wired utility able July I. FA 3-1401. I BEDROOM house, kitchen equip- room. Fully landscaped. Locat­ pad, in Sunland. Call FA 24*1$ ed on Lake Ravenna, 313 Tan­ K no answer FA 3 1**3 or in­ gerine Dr. Low down paym ent quire at '*17 Camella CL FA 2-3134. The Aristocrat of W. T. Tindall Aa admlalMratrtn O.T.A. *f Public* J a n e 1$, I t, t l A Ju ly t tha Ratal* at . < C. I t AIUK deceased e m e v r r court n r v a n •TUNrritow. DAvia * mcintosh in m Attorn.re for Admlal.tratrtn ffTA b ib t h ju d ic ia l e m e t r r n r F lo rid a , in Ann r a n an n a. Odwards Building nous o o tin r r , r t o a i o i , cm an. Baaford, Florida t n r a n c ir c u it c o u r t n r n First p.bllM tl.a J i m H, 1**1. e n n r so . ltaea. ju d ic ia l c ir c u it n r m e a i s i FIRST FEDOR At. SAVINAS AND IB ABB FAB I B H I H U I CCUBT1 LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLAN­ B C B A IO M T , NO. lltS S IN VMM CIRC*IT COURT OF VMM DO, a oorporetlea. n o n r r n r s u it t o ' ro w B ru o e a H a a n i i B i eoCIBTT FOR IAVINOS, B M I- Stemper Agencyf Stenstrom Realty Sunland Estatee AMY ANDERSON CURTIS A ir Comditioainc C hrysler A irtcm p Now As Low As ' $179.00 F ree Estim ates 1*1 OAK FA S-SItt DewR-Te-EarUi Price* ■tlfml Lskafreo* Community On Sparkling U ta Minn** $11,300 to $17,10% So* Our Medal I n m — OPEN TODAY — SH ML Sr ef Buford Turn W. on Labe Mary Bird. 9 1 . FA 3-MTt �You’ll Find The Car You Need For Your Summer Trips In HERALD W ant-Ads IS. Mortgage Loan* 25. Plumbing Services 9b* > fta n fa rb Rrralb Thurs. June 29, '61—Pagq 17 34. Articles For Sals LOCH ARBOR MORTGAGE LOANS A quality home in a choice loci* FHA and Conventional, tlon. 1 Bedroomi, lota of floor Commercial A Reiidential apaca In the rc it of the home. STENSTROM REALTY Plumbing k Heating Beautiful lota with treei, flow- 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2*2420 AIR CONDITIONING era and ahruba. Good financing. FHA k VA Mortgagee — 314% CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK $15,950. FA 2-8382 Interest — S. C. Blub Company, 1007 Sanford Ave. Mortgage Bankers, 1804 Edgewater Dr. Orlando CH 1-3338. HATCHERS TV A ll N. P ark Are. Phone FA 2-242 14. Insurance k RADIO SERVICE 'Dependable Guaranteed Service' STEMPER'S Professional Insurance Corp. Ph. FA 2-8392 2808 W. First St. DESIRABLE HOME LIST Jacksonville, Fla. — Since 1838 TO BE Medical A Hospitalisation plans— 27. Special Services PURCHASED BEFORE . room coverage—accident, sick­ JULY 4th ness A disability for income PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING REAL CHARM—This home has protection. Guaranteed RenewW. L. HARMON I Bedrooms—Large Deo—nice Pk. FA 2-4223 abled for life Non-cancelableUtility Room, including washer, Premiums never raised—Child­ FRIGID AIRE storage room large enough for ren insured under 18 remain on Isle s A Service a workshop and a fenced off policy at a cbllds rate as long G. H. HIGH ( p r n a r yard, landscaping la nice as either parent is alive—Pays Oviedo, Fla. FO 5 3315 Days an this corner lot, only $16,100. in addition to workmen com­ Evenings Sanlocd FA 2-3883. with real good terms. pensation or any ether Insur­ ance-Good anyplace in the DRAGLINE A BULLDOZER SER. EXCELLENT HOME-Older con­ world. For Information write By H ie Hour or Contract struction 2 Bedrooms, walking to P. O. Bon 431, Lake Mary, GATLIN BROTHERS J distance of town, shaded rear Fla. for appointment. Phone Geneva 2312 Eve, Orlando GA2-819S v yard and screened front porch FA 2-4883. Groups Insured. WELLS DRILLED only $7,900. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEI > AQ Types and Sixes WEST SID E-A real home in We -Repair and Service G 'wonderful condition located on S T I N E H aero of ground—4 Bedrooms, Machinery and Supply Co. lib Baths with large T.V. room. 207 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2-8t All for only $12,900. Terms. ENVELOPES, L etuiheads, state­ "We Trade” ments, kivoioee, hand bUU, and programs, ate. Progressive 32. Flowers - Trees - Shrubs 34. Articles For Sale Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2951— 19. Situations Wasted 308 West 13th SL REALTOR—INSUROR QUALITY PLANTS FOR LESSI USED Hotpolnt electric stove $73. Thone FA 2-9222. COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY Phono FA 2-4981 112 N. Park WORK wsnted FA 8-5120. W. 80th SL N ear Golf Course WORK WANTED FA 2-8138. FACTORY TO YOU Pk. FA 2-6908 ALUMINUM BLINDS 21. Beauty Salons BITTER BLUE SOD 6c por iq. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom ft. Dutch Mill Nursery, New rail with plastic ends. Plastic Upsals Rd. Just off 20th SL Ph. or rayon tapes. Cottoa or nylon ALL MAKES A MODELS cords. FA 2-7197. SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer Stenstrom Realty Stemper Agency 34. Articles For Sale HAIRY INDIGO FRIG1DA1RE refrigerator $30. Excellent condition. FA 2-3218 In stock, but quantities limited Regular, per 100 lbs ......... $28.00 after 6 P.M. Quanity lots, 224.00 REFRIGERATOR • cu. ft. Weit Egrly, per 100 ibs............. $28.00 lnghouae 230. NO 8-4724. Quanity lots, $23.00 Delivered in lots of 300 lbs., and APARTMENT ilxe | over. A. M. PREVATT. PHONE reasonable FA 2-0484. 748-2113, SEVILLE, FLA. TRADE IN MERCHANDISE WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes ALL MUST GOI Refrigerator 13.00, Electric Lawn walkers. FREE DELIVERY Mower 93.00, Electric 8tove Prescriptions our Specialty 93.00, Power Mower 913.00, FAUST'S Rx PHARMACY Power Mower 920.00, Hand 2nd and MallonvlUe Lawn Mower 91.00, Beautiful Ph. FA 2-7107 Refrigerator 909.83. REPOSSESSED MERCHANDISE COLDSPOT air conditioner. Phone Power Mower 223.00, Glrla Bike FA 2-3284. 923.00, Record Player 210.00, Power Mower $33.00, Electric COMPTON'S Pictured Encyclo­ Stove 9180.00, Power Mower pedias — Terms. H price trade948.00, in on old sets—Terms. FA 2-0383 NEW MERCHANDISE House Brooms 77c, Bath Scales TO PERSON with local erediL A 1861 Zig Zag, makes button­ 92.89, Flashlights 28c, Boys Bike holes, sews on buttons, mono­ 933.33, Child's Auto 98.88, Picnic Table k Bench $22.00, Badmlt- grams A fancy stitches, s pay­ on and Volleyball Set, both for ments remaining at $8.10 each. $7.77, Barbecue K1U $2.44, Fold­ Write Installment Mgr. Box ing Tables $8.88, Play Tents 34Vi cA> The Sanford Herald. 94J0, Floor Polishers $18.88, Electric Can Opener $11.88, Kit- PUP TENTS, Sleeping Bags, Can­ teens, Mess Kits, Packs, Armychen Clocka $3.88, GE Vacuum Navy Surplus, Sir Sanford Ave. Cleaners $28.88, 20" Window Fans $22.22, Boys or Girls 20" Bikes 928.88, Rear Seat Speaker KK $4.88, Large Lawn Sweep­ ers $18.88. 35. Articles Wanted FIRESTONE STORES 111 E. First St. Sanford, Florida Legal Notice Sewing Mach. Repairs Hveue. d«c.«.«d. All h .lr t, eradltora, lacataaa, dlatrlbutaaa, and all • t h a r paraona h .v ta u claim . or Oemanda aealnot aald aatata ara h .re b y aotlflad to praaant tham So tho County Judea of Seminole f o u n t y a t hla offlca a t tha Court Wouoo, Sanford, Florida, proparly •w o rn to w ithin olght calender anontho FROM THE DATS! OF T H E FIRST PUBLICATION OF T H IS ROTIC*. S ack claim of damand muat ba la w ritin g and m uat a ta tt tha plaea of raaldanta and poat offlca addraoa of tho claim an t and muat ka a w arn te by tha claim ant, hla M .n t , a r hla a ttarn ay , or tha tam o WIU become void according to law. Andy E. Iv a n o A dm lnlatrator of tha Katata » of Roscoa a k v a n s , I Dacaaaad A ddr.M P. O. Bos S it Oenava. Florida T im yuhlleatlon on Ju a a IS, n r rwn RUITM circuit court JUDICIAL or CIRCUIT RENTALS $3 WEEK Beauty Salon Walker Building Air ConditioMd • TV Stamps HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 108 So. Oak Ave FA 2-5742 Vacation Special! Permanent Wavae, Including hair­ cuts, styling — 88.50. Air eonHoned shop, sir conditioned dryers.' LAR-RE’ BEAUTY SALON 2840 Hiswsths Ph. FA 2-1398 KATHERINE HARVEY Beauty Shop 21$ Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 24834 trk OV CARPENTRY, T R W UTATR OR r L O R ID A , IV A N D T O R S E R IK O L R COURTT, in crawcrry no litre painting, roofing and cament work. FA 2-49M. BOYD'S Cabinet Shop. Millwork MID-STATE HOMES, INC, n F lo rid a corporation. 907 Elm. FA 2-3916. P laintiff, W oH N C COOKS, s ta sis man. D sfsndant. nOTICE OP SUIT V i a STATE o r rLORIDA TO I JOHN C. COOKS, a s ta s is man whoao rssldsncs Is unknow n TOU ARB liE ttB B T REQUIRED Co flic your auaw ar o r w ritte n defenses. If any, In tha abova proooodlnx w ith tha C lark of thla C ourt, and to aorro a copy th e re ­ o f upon tho P la in tiff* attorney, whoso nam e an d ' addroeo appear* hereon, on or bsfor* tho 14th day Juty, 1141. f p T b * natur* o f thla proossdlnsa b a in s a su it fo r forootoeur* on a m o rts a s * on tho follow ins doaor I bod real property lytas and b*. In s in Seminole County, Florida, te - w ltt . Tho North U of tho dohth I I I foot of th* Root SIS te s t o f N W ii o f th* PBU Of ■**• tton St, Tow nship St South, R an t* St • B ast, ase o p tln s therafrum th* ■ K ail SI fa st of aald tra a t aa a road and publlo u tilities easem ent. DONE and ORDERED a t Sanrd, Semlnol* County. F lorida, this th day of Juno, l i l t . « SEMI-RETIRED CARPENTER R e p a ir AUeratloni Painting Phone FA 84883. ROOM SPECIAL $103. Painting inside and ouL CaU Mr. Tasker, FA 2-8139. COCOA FORMOSA Palm Trees II' 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 tail. FA 2-2884. READY MIXED CONCRETE Confederate Jasm ine In Bloom. Outdoor Table Tope A Seats GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Lot Makere — SOU — Unlols Grape viiie Ave. near 18th S t DRESS MAKINO Steps —s Patio Blocks — Sand A ALTERATIONS MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Reasonable — Satisfaction guar­ 33. Furniture » Elm Ave. Ph. FA 8-8711 anteed. CaU FA 2-1880 fer ap­ Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick WANTED: Someone te take up pointment. Service With The Cash. SUPER payments on I complete rooms SMALL APPLIANCE repairs. 24 TRADING POST. FA 84677. of furniture, monthly payments hr. ssrvlce. Pick up and deliv­ $13.75. CaU CoUeeti Casselberry ery. All work sad parts guar­ CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING TE 8-lllL anteed. FA 2-0180. Mattress renovating. Bspert Up­ holstering. AU Work Guaran­ teed. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. CLEANING $23.00 PH. FA 2-8401 Co., FA 2-2117, 1201 Sanford 1833 REVCO froesor, 18 cu. f t . Ave. 24 HOUR SERVICE Good condition. 1818 MoUonvlUa. WE GO ANYWHERE ANYTIME Used furniture, appliances, tools, HAVE 17 piece stainless steel etc. Booght-Soldr L irry ’s Mart, cookware set, 2 ply waterless, la WANT ADS BRING 219 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 24192 original factory carton, was $149, sacrifice $39. Will daUver. • BIG VALUES FAST RESULTS R. M. Henkel, FA 2-9390. • QUICK CREDIT 4 EASY TERMS POWER lawn mower, modern WE GIVE TO] VALUE STAMPS fold dark green door end Roes shower door, both new end very reasonable. After 8 p. m. Fh. Nsw and Uaad Furniture PA 1-1874. 111 E. First SL FA 2-5622 LUMBER • HAROWARR • PAINT ROOF1NQ FHA Loans YOUNG laying hena, priced rea­ B. EDWARDS sonable. Also, itewing heni, 73c BUILDERS SUPPLIES each. Todd's Poultry Farm, We Give TV Itam p i New Upaela Read. FA 24663. MUST SELL at once; 10 pc. livtag room group. Someone to take up payments at $8. CaU Cassalberry collect-T E 8-1511. (B E A L ) 25. Plumbing services A rth u r H. Reck with, Jr. Clark C ircuit Court Byt M artha T. VJhI.n PLUMBtNO D eputy Clark * Contracting k Repairs ■ H a rry M. Hobbs Fra# Estimates : A tlo rasy for P lain tiff . F . a Box ISIS R. L. HARVEY ‘ T am pa 1. Florida Publish Juno SI, SI A Ju ly I, IS. 204 Sanford Ave. Phono FA S-l Shoemaker I Home* D o u lu d d W ith Y — la M in d " ifijcwsum ai O N G D A LE ! PARK HOMES ! 3 Bedroom Baths FROM *54 MONTH PrlRcipnl k I«l. Lew Dawn Payment — No Cteatas Cool — F U A A Cdrv. Priced Frees 8I.U0. |M DopMlI WUI Keaorve The Heme sg Yeur Choke. • 2 Blocks to Shopping • 1 Black te School Caster I • High 4k Dry • Oran k Rouge • Paved Streets • Fla. Room. ate. AS LOW $ J ^ DOWN AR • one • S Rathe • 6-Bedra• a u • 2 Rathe • 9-Bedreease - 1 » Beths • 8-Ridreim i - 1 Bath, with or without ectaeuel perch. Wide variety exterior deelgne end floor plena FHA Conventional k In Buret FINANCING • lYK 8*3811 POWERED » PRICED TO MOVk Ol CM 14884 Sd 2$ 15 17 Imports k Sports Cara Our Speciality 17-93 • Heart of Maitland VACATION trailer, 13 ft. sleeps 4. Butane ref., stove. Lights elec. A water hookup, like new, sacrifice. 1403 Wynnwood. Ph. FA 2-8883. 39 Automobiles * Tracks I860 RENAULT Dauphtae, sue roof, radio, $793. Sanford Motor Co., 1001 Sanford Ave. FA 2-4182 BY OWNER: 1933 Chevy Bel Air 8 cyl. 4 dr. station wagon, radio A heater, first $373 takes I t 313 .1. 2nd SL 811 Park A ve, A pt 7, after 8 p. m. NOW IN PROGRESS . . DON'T MISS SANFORDS GREATEST CARLAND Hwy. 17-92 8th and Preach SENSATIONAL DISCOUNTS 60 Pont. • 3 Dr. A.T. Reg. 2495 — Bole 1199 I’H. MI 4-5307 -----------R E C O N D IT IO N E D TRUCKSCHEVROLET )j Ten Pickup, Plcetaldc-----------FORD Yt Tan Pickup ---------------—.... FORD Yi Tan Pickup --------------------------------CHEVROLET Yt Ton f - r k u p -------------------------- HOUSETRAILER for sale. PboM FA 2-7163. 15 Mere. 4 Dr. • A.T. Reg. 695 — Bale 8M 60 Comet 2 Dr. Like aew Reg. 1795 — Sale 1499 SP E C IA L ! WE’RE GOING TO GIVE AWAY ! 38. Trailers • Cabanas at toM harlaada A. W. Berkley Uaad Cera, lag. Id CHEVROLET Corvair 4 Door, P /G Ild e ______ 8# CHEVROLET 2 Door V-8, IVGIide ..... -_______ I t BUICK Hardtop Sport Coupe ..................... .... .... 68 FORD t Door V-8, Automatic ......... ......... .......... I t PLYMOUTH FURY, Sport Coupe. Air Cond. ... M CHEVROLET 4 Deer V-8. Power OUdc .......... 68 CHEVROLET Impels Sport Cpe- Air C ond.__ 18 CHEVROLET Convertible, New Tap, V-8. P/Q _ I I DODGE Station Wagon. V-8 Automatic ....... ..... 61 FORD 2 Door V-8, Automatic .............................. 87 FORD Victoria Cpe, Automatic, P. H U eriag__ 17 CADILLAC CeavertiMe. Power ------------------- •7 FORD Station Wagon, V -i, A utom atic___— ..... 88 CHRYSLER Station Wagon, A uto, Power Bast 88 0LD8M0BILE Holiday Hardtop, Automatic ___ 18 FORD Victoria Sport Cpe., V-8, Acts. -----*8 FOHD Station Wagon, V*8, A utom atic---------(4 DODGE Lancer HpL Coupe, Automatic ______ 86 VOLKSWAGEN — --------------------------- ---------08 CHEVROLET 8 Cylinder, t Door H ard to p ------93 CADILLAC 4 Door, Power, Air Cond. ---- --------IS PLYMOUTH I Cylinder Standard, Station Wagon 88 FORD d Cylinder, 4 Door ,. ..... ....... 14 PLYMOUTH Hardtop Cpe, Automatic Trane. .... 94 CADILLAC 4 Dew, Air Conditioned ---------------14 FORD t Deer, V-8. Standard S h if t-----------------$1 CADILLAC 4 Dr. Power -----------------« ... BOAT for sale. Hunter, Welaka Apts. Ph. FA 24171. W holesale Prices \ Thurs. • F ri. • S a t Barkley LOCAL OWNED CARS RECONDITIONED TO SERVE YOU BETTER GOOD skiing rig, 14’ runabout, as h. p. Evinrude Lark, Gator trailer. FA 2-7594. 50-C A R S -5 0 4 MONTH old Bird dog pupa. Davis Welding Shop, New Upsals lid. FA 8-4998. FRIGID AIRE Salca k Service House Wiring Free Estim ate! BEAGLE Pupa AKC registered. I I N. Griffin Dr. Casselberry. Sid Vihlen'a RandaU Electric TE 8-1208. 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 24618 Ph. FA 2-3881 SALE WILSON - MAIER 23. Building Materials Robson Sporting Goods 304-6-8 E. 1st. USED-CAR Seminole Septic Tank ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Bede. Day, Week, or Month— FURNITURE CENTER 1180 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-7953 Gateway TVj Tha Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer Mid-Year Clearance * Senkarlk Glass and Paint Co. 105 So. Palmetto (24 hr. Bor.) FA 1-3828 36. Boats - Motor* 60 Ford • Slarliner Cpe. Reg. 2295 — Sale 1979 60 Falcon 4 Dr. A.T. Reg. 1795; — Bale 15M 57 Cadila « Sad. D-V Air Reg. 2095 — Sale 1499 59 Ford 4 Dr. A.T. Reg. 1395 — Sale HI9 150 58 Cher. VS - A.T. 4 Dr. Reg. 1295 — Bata 1099 GALLONS 59 Stude Lark Wagon Reg. 1295 — Whtae. 899 Of G isoline — W ith Each Purchase Of Any New Tem pest In Stock! 56 Ford 4 Dr. Wag. A.T. Reg. 445 — SaJe 499 Select from W agons - 4 drs. - Sedans • some w ith s ir conditioning. ' This O ffer Good T hru Ju ly 10, 1961 W e'll be open — July 3, Closed July *4 5 | Ford 4 Dr. • A.T. Reg. 695 — Bale 399 34 OMa 4 D r.. A.T. Reg. 595 — Bata 84 Char. B-A 4 Dr. - AT Rdg. 448 — Bala 199 53 Char. 310 4 Dr. Rdg. 899;— Sale 399 * B S3 Blade Cpe. - A.T. Rag. 395 — Sale 1M EM Year M I W. IN ST, FAMS31 rm �•V*v YOUR YEAR 'R O U N D O C E A N P LA Y G R O U N D IS A T F n « « i r M H t I r a r l t M « m i r t r e a t M to a a a « f • a r a ia a y h e a a tlfa l la to r la r h e a ie tH e t y e a a r e t a r e to f l a t e a e th a t w ill a ie e t w ith y e a r r e q a lr e a ie a to . V ee, th is e e e a a p la y g r e a a d t e a h e y e a r p la y g r e a a tf to e to r y e a r ’r ea a r f fa a la th e t e a . T r a ly p e r t o it fA S W Jrt ,V-.jt■ NEW SMYRNA BEACH K N M a iE R W T H IC T IO N I ro ll v o w :h }ittan �t That Old Courthouse 'Ain't' It Used To Be Meet On Needs Set July 11 Brown Jabs tfnife In Termite Infested Beam ©It? g>anforh Ifm tlii Spot BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPD—Brit­ ish warships steamed for the Perslaa Gulf and Red Sea today amid reports of a weekend crisis • v e r oil-rich Kuwait. At least two BrlUsh aircraft car­ riers, four frigates, landing craft and marines were reported bead­ ing for the area. They sailed as Iraq and Kuwaiti troops and arm ­ o r rumbled up to tbe opposing sides of their common frontier. The crisis, worst la the Middle East since U. S. Marines landed in Lebanon in IMS, began Sunday O bbaa Iraqi Prem ier Karim Kassam announced that newly-lndependeni Kuwait was part of Iraq. Kuwait, a sheikdom the size of ' Mew Jersey, sits atop the largest laka af oil in the world, ft supplies nearly half of Britain’s oU. Frederick Raps In London, the British govern* ment refused to reveal if Kuwait bad askad military aid under the friendship agreement between the two countries. But it announced it had taken "normal precautionary measures.” News Briefs More Jobs WASHINGTON (U PD -T he Senaie-Hous* committee on reduction of nonessential federal expendi­ ture! reported today tbat tha gov­ ernment employed 1,337 more per­ sons In May than in April. Monroe Better .NEW YORK (UPD - Marilyn Monroe was in satisfactory condi­ tion and "res.log comfortably” today following emergency major surgery to remove an acutely in­ flamed gall bladder. WASHINGTON (UPD - Rep. Charles E. Bennett (D-Fla.) gave a 11,000 personal check to Treas­ ury Secretary Douglaa Dillon ^ U ts Rep. Gordon Frederick sc­ Thursday to help reduce the 9231 ented Got. Farris Bryant of do­ billion ija.ional debt. . ing Florida a "disservice and slap­ ping the Legislature In the face” WASHINGTON (UPD Tbe fvwheo he vetood construction prior* l t y designations in tho general ap­ Senate Thursday night approved tbe nomination of Adm. George W. propriations. Frederick said “we worked four Anderson Jr. to succeed Adm. Armonths on those appropriation* leigh A. Burke as chief of naval and it shows lack of confidence in operations. us.” In affect the governor's action WASHINGTON (UPD - Rep. lumped all construction for the * ■ . coming two years into one pro- Charles E. Bennett (D-FIs.) was , gram and left it up to the gov- praised Thursday by Treasury {feraor and State cabinet members Secretary Douglas Dillon (or. his to decide which projects are as­ efforts to "preserve the fiscal Integrity of our country." signed funds first. Frederick made the remarks a t a meeting of tho Jaycees when ha PORT PIERCE (U PD -T he way and hit colleague Mack Cleveland was clear today for Joseph A. Jr. summarised the job of tha 1W1 Peel Jr., to seek state financial legislature. help in appealing his conviction Cleveland earlier had given Bry­ for masterminding the 1333 muran t a half-hearted endorsement aa tiers of Circuit Judge and Mrs. on* way of avoiding a special see- C. E. Chlllingworib. Alston. •Cleveland Thursday, speaking to tho Jaycees, said that the time la PHILADELPHIA (UPD - The coming when he believes an an­ (ire-blackened Polish freighter Ponual session of the Legislature will lanica lay beached on a -mud flat be necessary because of the growth today fpllowlng a lire Thursday • f the state and workload In tha when her cargo of natphlhaleoc Legislature. aimed a threat at Ihe waterfront for aix hours. Prime Minister Harold Mac­ millan also cslied his Cabinet in­ to session. The Foreign Office, however, refused to comment on press re­ ports quoting a U. S. State De­ partment official in Washington that a weekend Iraqi attempt to seize Kuwait by force was pos­ sible. The U. S. official was ssid to have attributed the report to diplomatic sources that could not be ignored. In Cairo, the press today ban­ nered reports claiming that Jo r­ danian and Saudi Arabian troops also were involved, ft carried re­ ports that Iraqi forcai opened fire on Iranian ships carrying food supplies across the Persian Gulf to Kuwait. Arab League Secretary General Abdel Khalek sought to achieve a peaceful settlement, lie was expeeled to fly to Baghdad Saturday to confer with Kassem. Of Appropriations Anderson Okayed > Bennett Praised Way Cleared In The Mud Factfinders Say P ro g re ss ‘Good* i NEW YORK (U P D -P re sid e n t iM scd y 's chief factfinder today reported “ very good progress” In Mgotiations with the biggest of th t five striking maritime unions ia the lS-day nationwide walkout. However, a highly placed reps*1 aeatative of the shipowners said - J b n ; believed medialor David L. *4Jela was being somewhat opli mietle since it was unlikely that agreement could be reached with the National Maritima Union (NMU) until differences between * shipowners and the other striking eaten* era resolved. f ____________ Herald Index Comics ................. O tar Abby ............ Editorial ............... Entertainment . . . . Legs Is ................... Pessie .................... Roclety .................. Sports Church , Page 7 Page M .. P»g« • .. Page 7 .. Page 4 . Page 7 Pas* M l .. Page 7 .. Page 3 Page* t .. Pag* * Arrests 37 MARACAtBO. Venezuela (UPD —Police announced today that 37 leftists were arrested during tho anti-American demonstration touched off Thursday by U.S. Am­ bassador Tcodoro Moicofo's a r­ rival her* on a visit. ' Named Advisor LONDON (UPD — Antony Arma rang-Jones is gelling a new job. The Council o( Industrial De­ sign, which hired Princess Margsret'a husband early this year ns an unpaid adviser, announced tbat be will be one of four advisers to tbe editor of Its magazine, "Dosign.” Koterba’s Body Found SEATTLE (UPD - The body of Ed Koterba, 43. United f e a ­ ture Syndicate columnist who was killed along with four others la a plane crash Tuesday, will be flown to Waynesboro, Pa., today. Koterba end tbe other member* of a party touring the Pacific Northwest wore killed when a twin-engine plane struck power tines and plunged Into ihr Paci­ fic ocean near Lafeush, Wash. Aftermath Of Water Damage Cracks In The Wall — Water Seeps In Steam Courthouse officers and the County Commission will meet at 2:30 p. m. July 11 to determine the needs of the courthouse, Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. reported today. • The commission had authorized Zoning Director Robert Brown to come up with a list of recommenda­ tions on repairing the structure and Brown reported the building in a general rundown condition. The commission had authorized bids and specifica­ tions on repairing the roof but Brown believes that that is just one critical area. There are cracks in just about every office and water and termite damage is consider­ able. Circuit Judge Voile Williams in a letter to the Coun­ ty Commission this week urged a joint meeting of of­ ficers and the board to determine the needs of the court­ house over the next 10 years. District 4 County Commissioner Vernon Dunn has gone on record as asking that the facility be put on • continuing agenda with the commission gnd that a de­ cision be reached within the next three months on building a new courthoifse or, major repairs to the pre­ sent building. VOL. 53 WEATHER: Clear to partly cloudy through Suturday. High today* 88-93. Low tonight, 70-75. SANFORD, FLORIDA United Press Leaned Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, JUNE 30,1901 Berlin le a k ' Probe Ordered WASHINGTON (UP1) — Presi­ dent Kennedy baa ordered an FBI Investigation to determine the source of published reports about proposed U. S. preparation* to meet the Berlin crisis. White House Prats Secretary Pierre Salinger said Thursday night that the FBI was investigat­ ing " disclosure of certain secret Information from tha Pentagon." JACKSONVILLE (UPD A record budget of M M million baa been approved by tbe State Wel­ fare Board with warning* of a cutback in welfare * (trvlccs II funds are not increased. Tbe 944.4 million earmarked for old age assistance in the budget Is about 93 million more than operating expenses for tha current fiscal year anding today. Approximately 70 per cent ef tbe total budget funds will come from federal funds, a Welfare Department official said Thursday with the rest provided by tbe stale. Called Away Maj. and Mrs. W. E. Bristol oi Loch Arbor were called le Nebo, N. O , due te the death ef bis mother, Mrs. William BrisloL Funeral service will he conducted ia Nebo, thlj^w oekeni Kennedy Signs \ . •• * nr. A a were drawn up by the joint chiefs. The president waa understood to fe d th at the "leak" of the Joint chief*’ proposals wee a seri­ ous security breach and ha was determined to find out who dis­ closed tho information. The Chlcagu Hun-TImes said in an exclusive dispatch today that tha president waa "appalled” at reading tha article about tho Joint chiefs’ contingency plan for Ber­ lin before it reached him in the White House* The newspaper eald . 1lb* .pul !*• , . .1 « ' ____ ___ ^report, WASHlNtiTDW'rtJPr) ~ 1’reAiieht Rerthia/Slgl day a liberalized Social Security bill providing grenfeM fits for 3.7 million Americana in September and hMld| check deduction beginning next year. A key feature of the new law permits men to G2 instead of G5 if they are willing to accept permai By'LARRY VERSHKL Tbe Jeyceee realty put Stale The City Commission will meet Rep. Mack Cleveland Jr. on the with Engineer Jess Diets In spe­ spot Thursday. On* o( the boy* cial session Monday nixht to nego­ questioned Mack: Are you con­ tiate n contract with tha enxineer- sidering running for the Senator? ing firm of Clark, Daly and Diets Mack laughed and said be didn’t and Laffler and Bush to plan and mean to b t evasive but It was a design a sewer treatment plant for III.I# too premature to reach any tha city. decision. Anyway, whatever he City Manager W. K. Knowles does, I'm sura it will bo for Ihe said today that City fiscal agent best interests of Seminolo Coun­ Loomis Leedy as well ae Diets will ty. Cltveland will havt to decide attend tha meeting. by next spring on whstber he will Leedy is expected to discuss with aid the county the most by stay­ the board possible methods of fi­ ing in the house or running for nancing the plant. tbe Senate seat. Mack'a seniority Knowles said that if the board in the house should bo considered. • * • approves tha plant, it would bo constructed on Seminole Blvd. Mayor Joe Baker won a brand west of Mills Creek on the sani­ new house in a contest and is re­ tary landfill area. ported undecided about gel.ing a "That area Is excellent for tho tenant for it. plant,” Knowles emphasised. Baker won the house in a con­ Last week the city agreed to the test sponsored by Chuck Atkin­ meeting and went on record to son’s Foodmart, who suggested build tho plant a* soon ae it ia tbe mayor get an occupant right feasible. I away. Among the source* of revenue Mott landlords would hasien the city had discussed in /Inanclng to fill amply property, but At­ the plant are cigarat tax, utility kinson said the mayor tocmed tax, parking meters and electrical shy about getting this one occu­ franchise. pied and tha supermarket owner said ha thought the availability of tha bouse should b t made known. It’s a large dug house which waa the prize in Ihe contest and th ^ mayor has no dog. Record Welfare Budget Approved magatin* this week. FBI agents hava been a t tha Pentagon questioning officer* on the staff of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Newsweek reported that the plant for possible U, S. action Benefits Bill ?r> Treatment Plant Salinger declined to elaborate. Other sources said th at the president had directed his brother, Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, to start the Inquiry following pub­ lication of an article in Newsweek U. S..,Negotiating For Powers? NEW YORK (UPI) ~ Negotia­ tions are under way to exchange convicted Soviet spy Col. Rudolf Ivanovich Abel for U! pilot Fran­ cis Gary Powers, the Nsw York World Telegram said today.* The Scripps-Howard newspaper said informed sources reported that one of the conditions bolding back the proposed swap was that tha Russians wanted the two pris­ oners rrleaved to s neutral coun­ try where they would be granted “political asylum.” "This would allow the Soviets lo continue the fiction that Abel was not their man in New York.” llhe dispatch said. The trade was first proposed a year ago by Oliver W. Powers, father of lb* American airman who was downed over Russia May l, ISCO, and subsequently was sen­ tenced to ten y ean in prison. Abel, tbe highest-ranking Soviet Intelligence agent ever raptured In this country, was convicted of Ihe capital crime of conspirlcy lo commit espionago and sentenced In Brooklyn on Nov. 13, IMT, to 30 years in prison. He is now in fed­ eral prison at Atlanta. Chuluota Firm Wins Cape Bids A lot of county officials will be In for some "shocks” w.ten tho County Commission starts work on the 1M1-33 budget In a few weejii. One thing is sure, ell raises will have to be '.'Justified, according to on* commissioner. ! The Voigt Construction Company of Chuluola today was awarded two contracts at Cape Canaveral, Tbs city commission also is pre.| the U. S. Army Corps of Englparing work on its budgat and w* neers reported today. bop* they will give carciul con­ sideration to Fire Chief Meek Tbs county firm was awarded Cleveland's request for six addi­ on* contract costing 9131 AN for construction of an Army opera­ tional personnel. tions building at tha Air Forte • • * Don't forget ths 1340-41 licenses Missile Center. for fresh water fishing to tbe Tbe successful bidder, the low­ slato expiree today. A last minute est of five offers, will construct a rush la eapsetod, particularly one-story masonry structure con­ from angler* bent on trying thair taining 4,279 square test of spare. luck during the holiday weekend. Also involved is a amsil sentry Applications for licenses have house and utilities. beta coming in at an unusually The construction company also slow rate, possibly due to the re­ received a 920.111 contract to con­ cant rainy weather. Tho 131142 struct n missile support building senses bogle* Saturday. • t tha Cape. duced benefits. To finance the pri Social Security taxes o f and employes would up to 90 a year each si I. Sslf-smpluycd pare a 60 per cent higher pay up to 9U a year Among thus# bcnefltUi new program wilt b* will receive a 10 per csj in their payments. This rd to help about 1.6 mit lento. In addition, ths pri month minimum mon for workers who retire ;i be' boosted to *40. A' lion Social Security r expected to benefit. j'J Highlights of ths bill: Mrn: They would «*'dN option uf retiring at 03 am ing permanently ird u c sJJ Instead of waiting until U benefits. Wives: No change ia tha rats, which amounts to 60 ’per cent uf a husband's benefit. Wives already can draw benefits at a reduced rate as early as 62 but cnly If their husband* are re­ tired and drawing benefits. Widows, widowers and parents: Benefit* will be raised 10 per cant fur the 1,626,000 now on Ih* rolls and for tboss who go on ths roils in ths future. Ths nsw benefit rat* will bo 8214 per cent, instead of 76 per .rent, uf the dec eased worker’s retirement benefit. Children; No change In basic rat*. Eligibility: Workers would be fully insured If they work ons out of every fuur quarters lines 1050 on jobs coveted by tha tax pro­ gram. Tha rula now 1* ona out of three. Neutral Laos Charter Asked GENEVA (UPD — Communist Poland today called for a neu­ trality charter for Laos based on the Zurich priaeely summit deci­ sions and tha Red-promoted "five principles af peaceful coexist­ ence.” Tha Newsweek artteto said tho Joint chisfa, a t Kennedy's request had drawn up tha plana for ac­ tion to convince Sovist Premier Nikita Khrushchev th at tha Ublted States "mean business" to its Berlin stand. Tha article said the Joint chief# proposals included: —"Evacuation of Boms 260,004 U. 8. dependents from exposed po­ sitions to Waal Germany and Francs." —'"Reinforcement of tho flu* American divisions sad their sup. unit* tn West Germany ,000 troops) by shipping additional dirisUM nltsd State*.” lion of limited emorng up four National isians plus rs**rrist*| M d raft calls." sandoering of room er•ra (civil reserve a ir i,»ov* U. 8. paratrooper* soldiers te Germany aw wanks." demonstration o f U? • . employ nuclear wsapmight h i accomplished antion a f atomie-waaaena by moving atomic weepNATO area stockpile* nl ’ready’ positions." iloyment of other force* into combat-ready goal- iy Clamps ial Law UL (UPD - Hi* govdam ped martial law t Turkey Thursday v ;<l has after uncovering wbat ft Herald a ln c ^ lS i fill was a plot to overthrow 1900, attended Columbia Gan. Gurssl's retim e during tha Univarnity in New York alec ions next September. The government said couatotw and has worked on papers in DeLand and New Mexi­ revolutionaries planned a "bloody move” during tb* constitutional co. referendum. A "m artial law communique” wa* issued by lbs government which said It had datalned sev­ eral members of a sacral organ!izalion, including ona man whs }carried a leaflet inching Turks 'to violence. Stats Road Department of filial* The man, identified as Ahm*t assured County Commissioners ,CUUl, was picked up Monday. Thursday that contract* on tha 8R The government said papers 434 project will bo 1st by Aug, 1, found oa him urged tallow Turk* /& ! BRD tnginvcis were optimistic to kill If neerssary to sera ex* over ths atari of the project a t a Premier Adnan Menders and public bearing on the rued hr Id other former government officials Thursday altcmuon with romrals- now oa trial for their Uvea tor •loner* and al>oUt 10 Interested | violations of ths Coast! utloa. persona on hand. Both Mcnderes and ex-Presideat There was no opposition to tbe Celal Bayar were triad for treas­ project a t the hearing; on following Cursel's coup d'slaL Tha government official* ware charged with suppress to* of freedom. Turkish officials said Um leaflet called for the organised** A 14-ycar-oid Sanford boy at- * movement to "*aboU |s" raped serious injury Thursday MW ConsUtultoa GUriel has aftornooa wbaa while driving Wl mla*d to put bafsre the scooter ha raa Into tlm back dad « referendum « • > * * . of a vablcls aa Parit Av*., police Bids On SR 434 Expected Soon 1 Sanford Boy Hurl In Mishop said. Tha k*y« Archto B. Smith Jr., ID* MU and Her Garda* Club of raa to t* . a rabid* aparstod by Chuluota will meet Monday at t Thoms* W. Parker. He received b a a p r a l p.m. a t lit* home of Mrs. Georgs bruises and abrasions to Urn mis- will' class bap. N# abarga* w*i Zimmerman, Cast Hath M. M eet Set � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 29, 1961 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 29, 1961. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 29, 1961; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/84ca72e47a745b25d369d073f4eb6ea0.pdf 6f303ca6b8d97579dc1d002b2ce151a0 PDF Text Text i iT F t v y S? — ---------- — ■ W aaftrf ............................. .............— — | m ll P i f i 10—Tues. June 27,1961 Wednesday Morning Former Bar Official To Talk To Realtors 9. Lewis Hall, pait president of the Florida Rar, will apeak at B meeting of the Florida •AseoclaIlea of Reihore la Lakeland on duly T, it was announced by Artbur B ,, Boaiman, Miami, presldent of the statewide Realtors 9 a.m. 'bll 12 noon local Board* of Roattora throughout Florida. BomInolo County Board president Noil V. Farmer, Sanford Realtor, i* a member of the statewide Board of GoTornort of tbo Florida Realtor organisa­ tion. .Local Realtors and thalr Asso­ ciates (salesmen) are belted to attend the two-day meetings of the state organisation, Boatman •aid. Several hundred members of the Florida Association of Real­ tors are expected to be on hand for the July T and I sessions headquartered at Lakeland's. New Florida HotelA highlight of the two days of committee meetings, educational oesslocis, and social activities will ha the Board of Governors dinner Friday eight when Hall, the Also* ** *- * * - - 1- 1 - * — - - ------------ * At a general assslon Friday morning, July T, W. I . Wanutedt, resident manager of the Schlito Brewing Company la Tampa, will tell delegates “ Why We Chose Florida for ■ New Plant." On the same program will ba Harry M. Felgte, odmlnistratlve manager of the International Minerals and Chemical Corporation, apeakbg on "What Florida Means to My Company." A special program for tba wives include farm broken, appraisers, Readers, and a special Friday aAeraoon salesmen's clinic on Mai aetata research and "C bm 3Aa education program sponsor­ ed by the Women's Council wUl Ipar Admiral R. Malcolm Forteon, manngbg director of FlorHb'a ship canal authortty, talk on "The Croas-Stalo Canal." fatur4ky morning will feature a mo­ tion picture and panel m multiple filling, the “ supermarket" apgjaach to MDbg real estate, sad the two day mooting! will close (hat aftanoen with a Beard of Mr. A. G. Layer Dies Al Home Mr. A. 0, Layer, II, died it bin heme early today follow!n| i brief 91m u . He had made hie home at 111 Palmetto Ave. far the past threeand-oos-half yean. Ban April 11, UU in Louisville, Ky., be v ia a member of the Flnt Methodist Church of Seafurd, a vateran af tha gpenlih-American Wart a member of tbo D of A and was retired from the Sash and Door Lumber Co. af Cincinnati, Ohio. Ha and Mr*. Layer had bean married for ft years. Survivors am hia wile, Mrs. Ida Layer Of Sanford: ana son, A. L. Layer of Cincinnati; three grandsons, Alfred L. Layer Jr. •f Cincinnati: William P, Layer •f Sanford and Richard E. Layer af Daytona Beach: • teeter doughfar, Mrs. Lucille Clammy of Now Albany, tod.: twa Haters, Mrs. Anna Hone and Mrs. Sophia Ceomhi, both at Louisville and four great-grandchildren. . Funeral services will bo held fit 10 n. m. Thursday from tba Erlaaon Funeral Hama Chsptl wMh Rav. John Adams effirtaUng. Burial win ha at Oaklawn Mamartel Park. Downtown Sanford! • CAPE CANAVERAL (UP1) — Ths dlfftrsnce between America's old Redstone end new Polaris mis­ siles Is o u of experience. A pair of rocki t firings with opposite to■nits proved this point Monday. The Rodstone, direct doecendant of the old Goman Vt and “granddaddy" of U. 8. ballistie mlesllee, lumbered ovor the Atlantic on lu final military flight boro. It'a success waa almost a forogono conclusion. The Polaris, a complex now weapon the Nevy hao touted aa the koyotono of ths n a t io n * a streamlined missile defenses, had tte chance eaHlar.b the day. It mlseed the target by eceres of mllee. 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FROM.......... | | 0 UF W H ILBTW T LAJTt A m AHaCEACgm BOA* .'‘•orw.S'V*’ i hf&ji �1 The Herald Delivers More Than 11,000 Copies Today! $563,000 Bid County Request For W ater Plan Turned Down Accepted For Hospital Work County Studies M For Some On Relief Rolls The County Commission hi* launched a itudy of the poul* lO(y of placing all able bodied men on the county ■welfare roll* on road Job* or other county taik*. Chairman J. C. Hutchiion said that “ there la a great deal of merit to the plan and one way of cutting our welfare nil* down." Hutchiioa laid that former County Commissioner J. H. Van y 3y recommended thia procedure to him as a possibility of cutting “ waste In government.” Hutchison said that Oregon hal succeeded In working out a wel­ fare plan whereby ail able-bodied men on welfare roll* must work et least two weeks out of the month. District 1 County Commissioner James P. Avery, who agreed with Witchlion on the plan, emphaiiied “ we are not talking about men over 63, but Juat younger men who don’t want to work." The board agreed to discuii the matter more fully with welfare officials before coming up with a decision. didn't Sign Orders For Executions, Eichmann Claims JERUSALEM (UPI) — Adolf Eichmann said today ha never etegned ln order for the execution of • Jew and never had one car­ ried out. He told the court trying him for the mass murder of Jews that hi* office was only t "tranalt station1' In the extermination of European Jewry. He asld be did everything in his power to help the Austrian Jews emlgrata and even promised to try 4 9 get the remains of Dr. Theodor fUrsl, founder of Zionism, moved from -Anstria'to PaMtttao tor'taburial. Eichmann, looking pale, pinchfaced and haggard, with black cir­ cles of weariness under hla eyes, testified again for nearly five hours as his. only defense witness against the Israeli prosecution charges that bo was the master f i ll e r who drove stx million Jewt to extermination. Eichmann flatly denied that be Issued orders for nine Jews to bo hanged at the Tbereslenstadt con­ centration camp for smuggling the mail and bribing officials. He felt beck repeatedly on the line of defense he hns used since he started testifying lift week— that ho waa juat a minor official, tpiat ha had to refer everything to bis superiors, that be never had anything personally to do with the persecution of -Jews. Collins Attacks Threat To TV CHICAGO (UP1 ) - LeRoy Col llni, preaidant of the National dtesan. of Broadcasters and former Tovemor of Florida, attacked any threat of government Intervention in the radio and television indus­ try Tuesday, "It is incumbent on those of us to remain ever alert and re­ sistant to such effort! no matter how well Intentiooed," Collins •aid. V e i o 4’’*' There’ll be plenty of names on (be bronte plaque at the new Sem­ inole County Jail. After a lengthy discussion of more than an hour Tuesday the County Commission agreed that the plaque on the Jail facility will have the names of Hie IKK) com­ mission, that Halted the new jail program, aa well as the present board, county clerk, county attor­ ney, architect and contractor. *■ • • State Reps. Mack Cleveland Jr. and Gordon Frederick will speak to the Jayccra at their noon luncheon Thursday at the Civic Center. They will discuss the 1M1 legisla­ tive session. • • • A hearing on SR ill (Molnar Ave.) will be held by the State Road Department at 2 p.m. Friday In the County Commission cham­ bers. • • • Last week, Clifford F. Proctor Jr., clerk at the post office was awarded an Incentive award for pointing out that a trash can had been put next to n mail drop and on several occalions Aral class mail had been found ln the traah can, Proctor suggested that a di­ vider be placed between the can and the mall drop — this was done. The award came from the regional poat office in Atlanta. Boys Admit 7$ Windows Broken « Two 11-year-old Sanford boyi were taken into custody Tuesday night after they admitted break­ ing 76 windows In the city limits over a two week period, Police Roy Williams said today. Near Three-Inch Rain Falls In Area IF.’■y#' M, A heavy rain and hail storm dumped almoit three lncbee of rala oa Sanford Tueiday afternoon but no heavy damage was report­ ed to city or county streets or property. The weather bureau reported that 2.S9 Inches of rdin fell dur­ ing the two-hour period of heavy showers. * City Manager W. E. Knowles Md County Engineer Carlton Blisa reported no major road waabouli in tho city or county. Nn major utility damages were reported either. Teamster Probe Set WASHINGTON (UPI) — In­ formed sources said today that Atty, Gen. Robert F. Kennedy has ordered an Investigation of Team(tore Union activities in tha Mi­ ami area. The Justice Department had no comment. But other sources sold It was understood that a num­ ber of department attorneys are in Miami looking into Ihs situs- 3 Dead In Plane Crash . SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI) — A, Missing along- with Kotorba was camera eaaa found floating in tha Den Cornwall, 40, El Paso, tha Awater and eogrsvad with tba name pilot. Tha downed plana, owned by T f Ed Kotsrba indicated today that tha United Fastore Syndicate cal- El Paso Natural Gas, waa carry­ •moist was aboard a plana carry­ ing the party of five on,a tour of ing flvo man wMeh crashed tate tho Pacific Northwest, Besides Trimble, who Joined tha tha Pacific Ocesa Tweeday. Three Kansas City Star staff in 1040, tha bodies have been recovered. Coast Guardsmen still ware dead ware identified as Robert searching for Kotarfea and another Adams, El Paao, Tax., publicity missing occupant of tha twin-an­ maiagcr of El Paso Natural Gas gina plana which plunged Into the and prominent rivie leader, and A n t o r 600 feet eff the retort com- E. G, Hines, 42, Seattle, aa em­ T h unity of Lapash, Waah, after ploye of tha Besall A,Jacobs ad­ vertising firm, hitting n power line. Raaoit operator Wilbur Nowak, One of tho dead waa the Xaifat City Star travel editor end wrote 46, was an eyewitness to tha crash. Ha said tha plana “hit tha power critic, Nad M. Trimble, 64. Kotcrba, 42, af Bet heeds, h i , Uwa, bounced up 200 feat and skim .a veteran Washington correspond­ mad along about 7ft fast high % water. It wee entirely s u ta l ent and columnist, It finally wooed into tha and far about 10 minutes Washington" for United Fi qmld am wm the toil. The* 'Syndicate since 1636. It ap; i The Jack Jennings Construction Co. of Orlando was the low bidder to construct a 63 bed addition to Seminole Memorial Hospital, A. B. Peterson Sr., chairman of the board of trustees, announced to­ day. Jennings' bid waa 6563,000. Bids on the project were received June 6, according to Peterson, who added that final contract negotia­ tion! had to await the approval of Public Health authorities In Tal­ lahassee and Atlanta. Approval came Monday and the contract was signed this morning }VOL. 63 in architect John Burton’s otfice. The Federal government will contribute |32S,000 for the project and hospital administrator, Harry Weir, said that the total expendi­ ture, Including all the furniture xnd equipment, will be 6668,031. Peterson said that the long awaited expansion will provide a bed capacity of 130 with new X-ray facilities. Increased laboratory area, new central supply, new emergency room area and In­ creased lobby space. Jennings told The Herald UjJa morning that he hopes to start work on the addition early next week. The addition will be on the ■sat side of the building. Weir emphaslied that all plana have been formulated to maintain all current hospital activities with the least amount of interference. Tuesday, 'Peterson asked the County Commission to Join the hospital in a joint participation program for paving the parking facilities and approaches to the new addition. The board decided to table action on the -"uj*t pending further study. told the County Commission Tues­ day that the agency turned down the requeat because it felt the county did not have enough funda available to finance the program. The government would have ad­ vanced Seminole County planning fund* for the project. The commission agreed to In­ vite representatives of Reynolds, Binilh and Hill, Jacksonville engi­ neers, to meet with them on tha possibility of appealing the agen­ cy's decision. Tha Jacksonville firm had been hired to conduct the survey of wa­ ter control needs. Tha board will meet with Harold Scott of the firm July 11 to discuss tha appaal. Tha hoard may send a delegation ta Atlanta, tha HHFA regional of­ fice. Tha first phase af tha long range program waa to have includ­ ed solving flooding problama ta land-locked lakes In tha eoonty while other phases would have in­ cluded widening axlating channel and canals at Howell Croak, tha Little Waklvn at tha Econlockhatehee River. Tha entire program would hava Ukan five years. WEATHER^ Scattered showers through Thursday. High today, 86-92. Low tonight, 70-76. United Press Leased Wire j Hobby Asks Bigger Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1901 SANFORD, FLORIDA W ork Of Hatwingr One In Command Ceremony Orders Tha commission plana to alert work on tha budget July II, Tha biggest increase in Hobty’s budget was an added 620,000 [to hire six additional personnel for the now Jail. Hobby naked for two additional jailers, one guard, two mati and ana fingerprint men. ln other butlneaa, the comm aiun authorised County Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. to check with tho State Road Department in funda for n traffic light at tha hitareaction of SIt 466 and 8R 464. The SRD said that the county must pay fur the light. Arraignment Set For Women In Gun Smuggling RAIFORD (UP!)—'Two women accused of trying to smuggle two guns into Raiford Slate Prison were to be arraigned today at Lake Butler before County Judge S. B. Brooks. SIrs. Hattie Knight, about S3, and Rom Lea Phelps Owtni, 36, both of Tampa, the mother and common-law wife of Richard E. Knight, were charged with bring­ ing firearms onto tha prison ground*.’ Tha women were arrested Mon­ day nlgbt after officers laid they watched them hide two automatic pistols and too rounds of ammuni­ tion in a culvert near the wost entrance to tho 16,006-acre prison grounds. Knight, who worked la tba prison hospital aa an orderly, dented any knowledge of the plot. — 1 Final Cross State Road Link Okayed TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Align ment of tho 114-mile United ac­ cess route from Florida's oaat coast to Us wost coast was com­ pleted Tuesday with the approval of the final 4.7*mllo segment north of Orlando. Estimated to cost U -t million, the segment was okayed by the Federal Bureau of Public Roads. It will eateod froa west of Lake KlUaraey, paralleling Wymore Road, to the Orange • ftemiaolc County line. Tho full route runs from the Petersburg-Tampa area across •uto to Daytona Beach, A e System Lauded UONOLULU, Hawaii (UPI) Tba Increasing demand for higher education may be largely met by a* Junior college ayatem auch as Florida's, Gov. Farris Bryant told tha nation's other governors Tues­ day, Counterfeit Grows HOLLYWOOD (UIM)-Countcrfelt records are depriving the legitimate record industry of 620 million a year, Rep. Emanuel (tel­ ler. (D-N.Y.) said Tueiday nldht. “ These racketeer* have wrecked inestimable harm," Celler told the third annual conference of the Association of Record Manufac­ turer! and Distributor*. Paper Strike Ends PALATKA tu rn - Employes at the Hudson Pulp and Paper Corp. were back at their Job* to­ day after a court order ended an “ unauthorised walkout." Picket lines came down at the plant TueidJJr after Circuit Court Judge P. B. Revels l*«ued a temporary re­ straining order halting the picket­ ing which began Monday morning. Appeal Transferred TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The case of Clearwater school teacher WUliam James Neal, who lost his Florida teaching certificate on charges of homosexuality, has been transferred to the First Dis­ trict Court of Appeals by the State Supreme Court. The court agreed the case should be reviewed, but said tha State Appellate Court was the proper body to make the study. Floating Power JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Stx U. S. Navy transport vessels will bt converted Into floating power plants for the Ecudorian govern­ ment under a contract signed with a Jacksonville firm. The cootract call* for Gibbs Corp, to convert Uw vessels, surplus ship* for the Navy's inactive fleet at Green Cove Spring*, for use in a 10-year plan in Ecuador to develop hydro-electric plants. Post Resigned TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - State Supreme Court Justice Stephen C. O'Connell has resigned as chairman of Uw controversial Florida Judicial Council, R waa disclosed today. The governor's office Mid O'CooncU'a resignation -mOa aaxmoat betwaoo Orlande w m «m«ptod oo June IT, offttetivo and Halses City will ho opened oa of Jmw 16. Gov. Farris Bryant Jply T, Approximately M mite* of wtl) name a successor when he re­ UlO route te cgpplcte. turns from Hawaii. NO, 223 Kennedy Labels Berlin Crisis 'Red Manufactured' J "W riter, Pilot Missing, ^ Tlie Housing and Home Finance Agency has turned down Seminole County’s application for planning funds to start work on a 60 million county wide water control pro­ gram. The eounty had asked for a planning grant of 637,000 with the Initial phase in the long range program estimated at 63.620,000. County Engineer Carlton Blisa Capl. Joseph Tulte assumed command of Heavy (Hack Wing One Tuesday in rfcmonies at the Naval ■ HA)r Statlo after hearlog the ' aseomplishi enti of the wing praised by the deputy chief of naval operations. Tully relieved Ca| F. G. Edwards as command! of the wing In change of comm nd eeremon1c* which detached Edwards to Patuxent IlivA, 61 , wliere he •vlll be director* • flight testa. Pirie, who Vice Adm, Robkr. arrived from Wii lington late Monday told the sfficers and men o( ilalwing on > •■you hav^ done a superb Job'1 France To rove Algerian Tnw PS Adm, Plrte also had a word for. who were the large crowd of eounty, civic: monies, and buitnesa leaders and officials “ I'm going lo do all X ala lo holp keep this station bare,” ha said. Edwards praised the peraonnel of the wing for their part In Inltb atlng the profrstq which brought the new ASJ Vigilante bombers to Sanford. The Seminole County Coffee Tully la a former commanding Club will host and welcome New officer of VAH-S and has been Heavy Attack Wing One Com­ the executive officer of the USS Forrettal. After reading hla or­ mander Capt. J. M. Tully at Iti der* taking command, he also meeting at> 10 a.m. Thursday. praiMd the work of the wing The coffee will be held ln tlie and said he would call on the Chamber of Commerce Building, men to continue “ to do the Job," ★ ★ ★ Coffee Clubbers To Welcome Tully Soviets Promise Board To Discuss Action Access To Berlin On Courthouse Repairs PARIS (UPI) - trance began work today on bn iging borne County Commissioners Tuesday some of ill half it1 ion soldiers authorised Chairman J. C, Hutchi­ In Algeria, determine to solve its son to ast up s meeting with ill North African probtyt before a courthouse officers to discuss the Berlin rrials strike* ly tbe end j projected needs of the courthouse of tbe year. facilities over the next 10 years. Preiident Charles de Gaulle, The meeting wsi called after wbo has been ruling 'ranee with Circuit Judge Volie Williams ask­ near dictatorial powj a since the ed the board by teller to Invite April revolt In Allis l, disclosed all tbe courthouse officers to dis­ the strategy Tuesda^t a garden cuss the (aeilities “ so we might party. project the physical requirements lie said he already lad ordered of our offices over a period of a division of troops home from tlie Mat 10 years." Algeria and more tefald be com­ Before the afternoon ssssion of ing soon. tha County Commission meeting, Williams asked Uw commission lo look at bia chambers as a blistering rain and hail storm hit the area for a two hour period early during tbe afternoon. tile Sale Counter St< tiral Called Natural For Manipulation uatlon WASHINGTON <*!> - Hep. Peter F. Meek Jr, D-lll.) today said the booming o Mho-counter slock market was a natural area for manipulaMpii at filling." Mack made the itetcmenl as his lluuae CoBiorf subconi mittee called the heai of n private watchdog aaaqciitii set up lay brokers and .deal s to police sales of over-ihe-c* nter stocks The testimony' a William H. Claflin, chairman a the board of Uw National Awoch pj of ftecurl ties Dealers, ftmc|i 'the second day of bearing! no ocsdurcs fol lowed tn all stock rkela. ' The chief aim or ic Inqu r y ji te gather enough lormation to justify . propose* 140.09* longM m study of mi r t operations by the Securities d Exchange Cummission. WASHINGTON (UPI>- Presi­ dent Kennedy today labeled the mounting Berlin crisis as “ Soviet manufac.urod." Ho warned Rus­ sia that threats or fresh aggres­ sive acts will not undsrmlne Allied unity and determination. “Thera is peace la Germany and In Berlin." tho President said at his first news conference since Hay 6. If It Is disturbed, R will bo a direct Soviet responsibility." Kennedy’s remarks came as Soviet PremUr Nikita Khru­ shchev aaid In Moscow that any Russian peace treaty with East Germany will guaranies contin­ ued Wes era access to West Ber­ lin. But Khrushchev still empha­ sised that control of the access routes would bo la tbe hands at tho East German. Communists, and that arrangements would have to bn made with them. Other preildintial now* confer­ ence highlight*. Jto*rlng directly on. tho. tens* E xilV eit relation*).___ ; Tho President disclosed ho No asked.for tho oonvonlng of a spa- • rial panel of eminent scientists tn study whether the Soviet Union hai been or could bo engaged in iicret testlag of nuclear weapon*. Khrushchev's forecast that the Soviet Union would outproduce tho United States by ltta, Reme­ dy Hid that qader tbe'.present rites of growth of both u tlow , Soviet output will not reach twothirds or U. S. outpet by into. Furthermore, ho said, a small Increase In Iho American growth ’ rate “ well within ouf oapahlllty" would mean that Basalt could not out-produce America at any tins* la tho 30th century. Donna May Have Value In Forecasts MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Study of Hurricane Donna may make the behavior of her sisters this year easier to predict, a U. 8. Weather Bureau official suggested Tuesday. Aleaandrr Sadowski of tha Washington Weather Bureau said a change in tbe shape of hurri­ cane's eye, or center, may be a tipoff that the storm la ready to change course. Study of Doom, which swept Florida and the Eastern Seaboard lait September, yielded the theory be said. Dadowskl spoke at the opening sealtee of tite Amerteaa Meteorological Society's oeeoad technical conference on hurrl- Wi Iliami showed commissioner* cracks by the windows where wa­ ter had come through. Commissioner Vernon Dunn nak­ ed the board to place the court­ house needs oe a continuing agenda with tbe board and that "wo reach a decision within tbe MXt three months on whether we build a new courthouse or repair the present cm ." Hutchison said that “ aomethlag has to be done on thtse fnellittea and we must act soon." Zoning Director Robert Brown said that there aro serious pro­ blama la the vault -and other parts of tho building. Brown reported that specifica­ tions oa repairing the roof have not boon completed as yet by Architect Hal Harrlaa, who was authorised by tho board two weeks ago to submit recommen­ ds lions on repairing it. Graham’s Health • May End Series NEW YORK (UPU-Evangellst Billy Graham today considered canceling a series of summer cru­ sade* la the United Slates because bo feels weakened from a vlruacouaod illness. Tbe minister, who headed far hla Montiest. N. C., homo today after retiming from England, Hid ho was scheduled to go to the Mayo Clinic ta Rochester, Minn., July la far ■ “ routine checkup." Ho Hid bo hod planned to enter tho diate. prior fa Us European crusade during which he was forced to ttay la bod for almost n week because of Us Illness. MOSCOW (UPD—Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchov promised today that any Soviet peace treaty with East Germany will guarantee con­ tinued Western acceoo to West Berlin. For Iho fourth time t o . twn weeks, Khntihehev said that Uao Soviet Union is determlnod to algn a peace treaty with East Germany regardless of Western threat* nt countermeasures. "But after toe signing of to* peace treaty, there will be inter­ national guarantees of non-inter­ ference la the internal affairs et West Berlin and freedom of acctsa to and from Berlin will not b* hindered," ho told a government delegation from North Viet Nam. TfaoH guarantees will bo written Into Uw pane* treaty, he uld, But Khrushchev repeated hla earlier warning that all control of the access routes to West Berlin will bo in Uw hands of tho Baal Germans and all arrangements for access must be mod* with ton German Communists. "Any Infringement* on Uw Ooveretga rights of the German Dentocratie Republic will bo properly rebuffad," bo aaid.. Khrushchev hinted that ha would like more mooting* with President Kennedy like their Vienna summit earlier thii r*Mt>i �Whs •aufnrh Page 2—Wed. June 28, 1961 Rrralh Auto Workers Open Contract Talks DETROIT <UPI)—General Mot-‘ Labor Secretary Arthur Gold- companies to pay the full eost of tng end annual 2>. per cent .On,rs Coni, and the United Auto berg has Inairated the government j hospital - medical Insurance (the: provament factor" pay raises. The Worker* union dart a new ruund would take tome kind of action In worker now pays half). The union companies, for their part, said also has called for continued con--.they ere determined to resist any of contract negotiations today for the event of a strike, nearly 800,000 auto Industry work* "A strike in the auto industry tract clausas covering cost of liv- j inflationary wage increase, - ------------------- ■ ■ ■ —— ■ ■. era. would be intolerable," he has said. — • UAW President Waller P. Reu. "The administration will always ther, calling :,»r a tough but flex-' lend its good offices toavert an Ible stand at the bargaining table, economic calamity." waa elated to meet GM Vice I’res-j, The auto firms alsn arc uneerThe Altamonte Springe Library library building and property. idvnt Louie G. Seaton fur the flret toln exactly what the UAW ft „ tw o_ #. k Tum bargaining session In the auto in- seeking this year tineafur thi ( Assn. I. iteglng a two-week rumfirst time the union Is presenting mage tale which offers an assort­ duitry since 1958. The opening day activities were nu specific list of demands. Rather, ment of ilemi Including a number expected to be largely ceremonial. this year the UAW'a program is of clothing articles and furniture Iteulhcr will repeat the arena based on a “ flexible" approach de- pierce. Thursday-at. Ford and Friday at signed to give tho auto workera Members of the association are Chrysler as negotiations begin with more Job security. on duty from • e.m. until I p.m., WEDNESDAY those firms. The UAW claims automation Monday through Saturday, at the North Orlando Busy Beet Girt Then bargaining teams will set­ has caused widespread unemploy­ •ale aite In the eld Poet Office Scout Patrol, Mra. Mona Grin* tle down to a long summer of try­ ment and suggested several “cold Bldg. . ing to write new contracts before new concepts" to create more Jobe. Mrs. Glen Humes, chairmen ef ■load, 4:30 p. m. • o o ‘‘ the present ones expire Aug. II at The UAW’e program Includes a the project, will welcome addition­ Boy Scout Troop 244, 110 W. the big three auto firms. flexible or ahorter work week, al volunter help‘ end those who The UAW would be able to cqll •alarit* Instead of hourly wages can doaete their service* are re­ Commercial Ave., Sanford, 1 p .m . • • • a strike after that data and to for factory workera and s*rlisr_re- quested to report at tht ante. North Orlande Fire DopU-FIra prepare for the possibility It haf tiremenl. All profit wBI be added to the built a $40 million atrika fund. la addition the UAW wants the fund .for purchase of the present Hell, 7 p. m.^ Library Group Sponsors Big Sale Seminole Calendar GROUNDBREAKING rare* monlea for thu new Gramkow Funeral homa were held Monday. Top picture ahowa architect F. Wade TVe’a sketch of the new fa­ cility on Onora Rd. Bot­ tom picture shows those participating in the cere­ monies from left to right. L* G. Llttan, A. E. Malone. B. B. Crumley, Mrs. W. L. Gramkow, W. L. Gramkow, Robert Crumley, Joe Den* nlson, Eagham Kelly, and Tye. (Herald Photo) U.S.D.A. Inspected Grade “A ” Quick Frozen Oven Ready Tender Young Broad Breasted TURKEYS New Gramkow Funeral mine S P LIT 'Actors Ask iChandler Probe contlnus in offorta to axort “moral prasauro" against segregation. Among thoso ottondlng t b s mooting wars the Hot. Martin Luther King Jr. of Atlanta, prssldont of tho Boutbsrn Christian Leadership Conference, and Gor­ don Cary of New York, director of field activities for ths Congress of RKl^jtoiMdlty. Two other organ-, inf W tld e e w e r # also represent- ed. ~ 9 Cheadiar, 41,who epstiiileed u 2 adventure modes, died June 17 •efo Culver City Hospllal. He had "entered tko heepital la May for See operation on. . a ruptured Repine) disc, whites he- auflsred '•white mtkfog a fUm la the PhilipSffoos. 5 five days after the ruptured •jdtee operatise, he begea to "ttemmarrhega Informally, requiring •so HO hour eeselon ta the oper. ustleg room and II plate ef blood. UNITY ROUSE, Pa. (UPI) — George Maany was reported to­ day to have decided to run for hit fourth two-year term *■ AFLCIO president despite sberp erltlcltm from eoma ef hie follow use Ion leaders. Meaoy, who will bo (7 In Au­ gust, appeared to bo In ful charge el eesslooa of the AFLCIO Executive Council consider­ ing touchy policy problems. Aides said he toad every IntenHoe of cocking reelectloa—prac­ tically assured — at the AFL-CIO convention neat December In Mi­ ami Batch. Nine Tables Play Duplicate Bridge Nino table# ware In play at ths weekly Duplicate Bridge Club meeting li\ the DeBary Community Center Tuesday. NS winner* wore first, Mr*. N. Mortimer and Mre. W. Wood lock; second, John Vendtracbaaf aad Mrs. O. Black; third, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Walters; fourth, Mrs. F. Austin and F. R. Frochlleh. RW winners ware flr^, Mis* Ann Singer and N. Mortimer; sec­ ond, Mrs. M. Patterson and Mrs. F. Holder; third, Mr. and lira. 0. H. Hassell i fourth, Mrs, H. Ready and Mrs. 0. N. Lackey. Regular play will be held neat Tuesday beginning promptly at t p. in. with the monthly business session preceding. Ctry said at a news conference thf rides would continue "because segregation la atilt a living factor in Jackson terminals, as waU aa in other Southern cities." A halt will not be Bailed, ha said, "until ths Issue Is resolved." All delegates denied reports that some Integration leaders want to ease off the rides. A late arrival was the Rev. Wyatt Tso Walker of Atlanta, an­ other Negro Integration leader. Walker and hie wife, who were ar­ rested hare last weak, had Just bean released from Jail under bond. • Walker said a $260 diamond ring and $76 belonging to him end hie wife disappeared from their be­ longings confiscated by officers when they were Jailed, "Nina of us war* is oao small call," ha said, "steeping on mattresses on the floor.? Hut ha said SOUTH’S FINEST Jackson polloa at the jail “ ware Just as nice as they could be." Cary said local officers “ have displayed as muck poUtoneaa ae lattoibU la tho arreete.” S M O K ED O R C O O K ED Hospital Notes P. Davldto*. DeLai Kcar, Longwood; Tl Geneva; Green, I y Green, William Green, VI Patteraoo, Frances Bowles, Si a Carter, Hoy Pertin, Joan iuHough, Mrs. H. W. Morgan, (rice Story, Floslie Webb, Lauia Garrett and Retie Goes, of Smferd. 1 Birth* Mr. end Mm. Jasper McCullough, Sanford, a daughter; Mr. tad Mr*. James A. Bowles, Sanford, n Usmiaeaie Merlon Hmdy, Raymond Wolf, Mrs. Mark Vomaek aad baby, Mre. Mario 1 s not vine and baby, Mrs. Jamm Marlin and baby, Mrs. M. L. 6 illy end baby, Mre. Kenneth Slki rron and baby, el Sanford; lfr Robert WUUame, Longwood; C larlei Dobglas, Or­ lando; Lucik Jacobi 'and Jamas Roblneon to I 'vledo, COLORED COMMUNITY OR SHANK HALF * 4 * 1 DREAM H O M E ^ X for aa Ultle a a ------- 1 O tte rs Y our ALL j.L h . M EAT P k f. JANE PARKER DELICIOUS 8-tneh Each M ARVEL BRAND VA N ILLA , CHOC A N D STRAW BERRY Ice M ilk A C A D EM Y M ANOR y%GaL C tee i O O 00 N O D O W N P A l fM E N T $56°° ttecladaa all) C a ll F A 2 -3 5 9 8 or GA 4*0348 1 | AS LOWJ GRAPEVILLE AVE. A McC’RAJ KEN ROAD have extra Mltle time for your fun actlvltlaOUt a "Little Giant" tractor $d Rotary Mow­ er cemblnetiof iak* your lawn mowing chore test etlortiess operation. Tart gear-synchroblade* i t a wide M* . . . a t; amaxing rate cinaan* r . . . ad while aelttong wnantheioM nt 1* h IV ,’ cutting [ control, footing action lOepande dutch control Charter members present ware Mr*. 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(U K )—Leadon of the "Freedom Rider" mova* moat egrood Tuesday night to ecntlaoe tho antl-oegrogstiea dem­ ip onstrations in Southern bus, train and plana terminals. \ The group reported after a se­ cret three-hour strategy session HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Ths tbst ths rides,’ which have anded ■cnee Acton Guild has been in Jail for 164 porauns hart, should mW fo e wetlMie n»lgigd\bi .wrong," n n c B R O ILER S ** Architect for the new facility £W1U he F. Wede Tye with the "Shoemaker Construction Co do* !?fag the work, Ike aew facility will Include a ''fori* reception arts, off let, largo ehspol, prints family room ol ohapol, largo dlaplay roam, S e a l eeipsrt for four ears. - Wether atreeeod that the petl(tUon signore .are making no Satergoe. {[ <$* 35 29 U.S.D.A. INSPECTED R O YAL BRAND GEORGIA DRESSED 5 Work ea a ao« Gramkow Fun“ erel Home has started with $ greuaebroakini ooremoaioi hold •Monday. - o f dm "Cheyenne" aeries, dr. 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M i Camay Soto Joy Mr. Clean 21* Queen Due . . 91.09 Starter Duz 59*: Large Ivory Snow i 4 Ivory Snaf Giant Bon • jr / 69' 44sS >• >■\'V *■ ■ T V .B fo T-n! i 99' ■ Jumba Owh fftJP Super Daeh W• . * E i E t& ss- f �' ------------------------------- ---------— ----------r - v < *' ' Vl. ^ KSeJBS^'fi Anybody familiar with Communist tactlca over tho a z-f****m S ' h Isn't'true we have had nothing concrete r.to offer on diaarmamlmt, a teat ban, and eo on. But if giving up, let It be aald we took the leaaon from the pre« n t complainant. stickler for tke letter of the law, "You can come back to watt In tho morning," ba msaured data. "Wa nood poopU with braise like yours.* A few weeks later, the Big Bose again met John la the mine. "John," ho began, "Tou'rs too sstart te bo staying hem all your Ufa, eo taka soma eouraee In night and fltU, 12-yoar-old John got up and started to work i t I a. m., then agent i f hours In the cool mine*, AFTBX WHICH he went to night school. And he made top. marks I Be ha later won a scholarship to Oxford Univanity. After graduation from Oxford, ho came to America and became a clergyman, fiaally settling in Chiteg* In 1920, be coaxed and cajoled and hlgh-prasaurei hla Beard to onto the taileit church In the world—the Chicago Temple, whan I have taught a Bible Class for tho part 21 years, You visitors te Chicago nap have seen the lighted ehanh woes, towering against etr Loop skyline. It la an Inspiring sight. This unique church la thus a tes­ timonial to the ramrod determina­ tion of littleDr. John Thompson. But Dr, Thompson night never have progressed beyond the Eng­ lish coal mine, if ha hadn't uttered that wtseareck when ha was 12 peart eld. Oddly enough, It was alee at the , This waa In the time of our grandparent*. Urn coal miners, in­ tending children like John, put in |g hours per day. John Heed several miles from tha wins, so he had to start work i t ft a . c a r r y i n g his lunch buck­ et ■i In this time they used horses to pull the teal cars, net mules, as Was mors customary. ' And tha hones wen unhitched from tha ears at ft p. m„ so they aauld ba watered and tod baton fra mew's quitting hmw of ft ft. m. John waa a short, .tritty led, ae fr o day ho flippantly blurted suit . "Horses quit at I but asses work MU ft." Wall, tha millers toughed up•seriously, And JehnVqrip parted •long from one group to another. Finally, tha Assistant Superin­ tendent heard it, He grew enraged at this tmpudenrt and took et re­ spect, so ha etoitod tracing down toa origin. Betactaatly, ana group would pay it got tho alary foam ansther. At last, tha pursuit got buck to It­ e m seM John. "You’re fin d," thundered tha Assistant Superintendent. "Wa Will net tolerate such insubordlna* Temple at Jerusalem. Parents, please remember that It-year-side can da seme very shrewd thlaklng. Be he euro you do your part to otter them proper leadership and mantel stimulation. Ba Uka John's Big Bose who in­ spired him to smbltton. lend far my 900-polnt "Taste ter Good Parents," enclosing n stamped return envelope, plus JO cents. (Always write te Dr. Crane In care of this nsuapapst, saclaa* lag a Mag 4 cent stamped, ad* desses 4 envelops and 24 coats te sever typiag tad prlatlag roots • urhea you send fee one of Ms ytoed John's case by citing that ha Waa jurt a .child and meant no harm, hut they w in Ignored. Aa tha debate waa In full png. pass, however, the gupsrintsndsn*, himself happened to he walking •long that mine total. Ha etopped and naked what tha argument wan all about Hie As­ sistant Superintendent informed Mm, in self-righteous glee. Henry first (and perhaps laM) book in under four mlnutsi. Three minutes It seconds te be •Met. I found It wall up to the standard of books by athletes. Ths pause pUepe (aa It aboull when the author la a champion runner), tha dialogue la pungent (why not whan'tha author uses buckets or ltalmeat a paarT), and Ilia spell* log la faultless. I lava the book — "IBa Golden Miter1’— as much lima aa 1 did because of tha chapter on Amer­ ican athletes in which Elliott says Uwy are far too aoA-Uviag to product any natty groat middle or tong distant* ruuun ifrm i i This chapter, ! undertfBO, Bek caused quite a com mottea In tha United ftlfttsi, and several re­ viewers have laid II onto Btllott with n thtok and spike-studded paddle. I enjoyed this chapter. It did my soul good to get It from an wn that my country'! youth n't glvn a hast In you-knowwhere for runalng round and round n track, for miles and miles, blistering their insides, bringing gnat mlaery to their togs, and causing their mouths to a OUR BOARDING HOUSE If N»W»jrrTAUf, l V l g 'M total**/ MiUr out medal of some sort. Watching • long distance race to boring enough, but imagine what It la to nut c m Bound gad round tha distance runners fa, and than round some more. Same scenery. Same face# on toa edge of tha track. Barn* aid sampantons In front, alongside, and ba.hind. It to a wander to me that a McLemore 109-mater rate, yea. The sharp i challenge of- tho hurdler, y*i again, Tha qttok, supreme effort of tha 200, 401, M0. by all Mini. But Urn popeyed grind of (he dis­ tance rtcei, nirer. Elliott to the contrary, U U entirely possible that a country ■as achieve greatners without having so much aa one ordinary, much leu groat, distance run­ ner. A country might svsn ach­ ieve greetneit on art, music, litersturs, and spiritual values, lorn* of the greatest men In the world hiVe''never won a modal—even I a brones ana—. for tunning w 1 much as fifteen yards, tot alone two, three, or five miles. Blnstoln, 1 am told, didn't even like to walk twa mltoi, much leu nigiWCMMVlN* ViirtMlMtftal Vi . Peter Edson’s "What Do You Want to Be if You Grow long yearn knows they have made a apadalty of trying .to oat-alt thair adversaries at tha eonfaraaea Ubla. In fact, tha now dlacredltad Molotov named the nickname “atony bottom" for hla aucccaa In wearing ’• town opponents. Ha and hla diplomatic successors de»v/eloped mastery o f the techniquaa jrf delay. Consequently, Khruabchav Inevitably sounds fanny /-whan he aaya (he Western powers have developed a “ whole system of delay” which Involves "not rajacting v hegotlaUona and at the'same time not accepting con- -n - Political Notebook WASHINGTON—(NBA)—Mike Mansfield has done it again. Thera isn't n nicer, harder worktog. more conscientious, mere re­ spected member of the United States Eenata than Its senior mem­ ber front Montana, now the major­ ity leadtr. He hae been in the Senate eight ycara, was in tha House 10. He taught Latin-American and Par Eastern history at University of Montana for 10 years before that. He served In the Army, Nary lend Marine Corpe In World War I, onlisting at ago 14. Ho worked as a miner and was educated as a min­ ing engineer when war was over. He Is everybody’s favorite senator. Ho has been interested In for­ eign .affaire all ths time he has been In Congress and la fourth­ ranking Democrat on the Foreign Halations Committee. Ho has been around tha world a lot. Moat of the time he is a lone wolf oper­ ator. When he goes abroad, he stays away from the U. 8. embassies ex­ cept to let 'em know he’s there. Ha looks Up all tha American news­ paperman, most of whom ha knows or soon doss, to find out what goes on. Ha knows his stuff. ' * BB every once In a while, Hon­ orable Mike blasts off into space on a tangent with soma foraign poliey ha has apparently thought up alt by himself. Whom hs con­ sults fur these shots be doesn't say. But It moat oartalnly Isn’t tha U, 8. Stats Department, and hs causes all kinds of consternation then and In tha White House, whenever hs dots. Mansfield's latest excursion In then m im e is hit pronouncement that all of Berlin—tho eastern, Russian lotto ai wall u tho Amirlean, Britiah and French boom In Wait Berlin—ought to ba mad* a tree city under International guar­ antee. This Isn't a new Idea with Mans­ field. lie first voiced It, It In March, 1000 and again three months later la a SO-page foreign policy speech Intended to eolre everything. Bat this latest expression of It comes at a time when Russia's Khrushchev la making a somewhat similar proposal for settlement of the German problem before the end of the year. And this causes all kinds of embarrassment The West German government In Bonn Is probably boiling inter­ nally at the way one senator has expressed his opinion contrary to Kennedy - Elsenhower - Truman Berlin policy. Other examples of Minefield's proclivity for shooting his opin­ ions from tha hip are many, Tha most notable thing about them is that few of his Ideas are ever adopted. After the election last November he volunteered the advice that Or. Ralph Bunchs should be made U. 8. ambassador to the United Na­ tions, Then he said President Ken­ nedy ought to uaa the services of former vice President Nixon in the fields of foreign policy and na­ tional defense. Last August, when the Congo crisis was at its height, Mansfield said that the U. S. and tha U. B. 8. R. should agree to make Africa a neutral ground In the cold war. Ar year age, Mansfield advocated that Qusmoy and Matsu be aban­ doned to the Chinese Communists ax on# of a writs of "new poHcls| for poaco." Others Included: * —Eatablishmint or dlplomatie relations with Outer Mongolia. (Bute Department is actually flirting with thla now.) —Abandonment of present efforts to establish disarmament and nuclear teat bans for a revi­ sion of both free world and Communist route to mare realistic, ob­ tainable basis. — —Put a morattorium on o f f i c i i visits sad conferences between the heads of states with irreconcilable differences. Those an a few of the high­ light! of hla original thinking over ths tost two years. But he's aiways been like this. Jurt before he assumed ths of­ fice of majority leader he proposed that the Senate meet only when ifr had eomethlnr important to do. He wanted everybody, Including clerks and newspapermen, to gst horns by 6 o'clock. But,he recently admitted, ha was glvlnr up on that one himself, for the time being. Const of tho sugar pins are sometimes 20 inches long. a OVER 35 YEARS at First and Palmetto (Aloog Bide Poet Office) SANFORD FU RN ITURE COMPANY Carpet Tito . • THE GREATEST TIRE SALE YOU’VE EVER SEEN. . . 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' Srrslft I S a teS •' • - Phga 4—Wad, June St, IN I UN m u is t a u a t io k -TV/, ■ I Hi \ \c nr *; 7 u p r.c-V; • • V*N/w a ® Furniture Pianos �T en New Families Officers' Wives Of V A H -5 Hostess To Sanford Area *And Bridge Party At Home Of Mrs. R. E armer Welcomed T o New familin welcomed hjr Wel­ come Wagon Hostesses lari week include, Mr. and Mri. M. A. Wheeler, from West Virginia; Mrs. Olio Ptarek and children, Paul. Jean and Dolores, from Chi­ cago, 111. Mr. and Mrs, B. 0. .Brown. Crain and Allan, from Pautuxent River, Md.: Mr. and Mrs. Otis Taylor, Danny and Becky, from Daytona Reach; Mr. and Mrs. Dual Williamson, Sherry and Ken­ neth, from Atlanta, Ha., and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Borgs, Steven, Rickie, Cindy and Jean, from Okeechobee. Families transferred here by thr Navy were Chief and Mr*. E. E. Fuller and rhlldrcn, Hubert K«ri and Edward Alien, from Memphis, Tcnn.: .Mr. and airs. Jamrx Norrii and son. Thomas, from aianila, Philippine Islands. Ll. and airs. A. Masrie and children, from Puerto Rica and air. and Mrs. Roy Brown, Dennis and Laurie, from Washington, D. A group of VAH-3 Officers' Wives assisted with the event and a t menu of aleak, marinated green ^beans, au gralln potatoes, tossed salad and chiffon pit was enjoyed at T p.m. VA11-11 Olficcrs' Wives were guests for the evening. Those at­ tending were Mrs. A. R. Blunden, Mrs. J. B. Shatluck, Mrs. K. M Bent and Mrs. R. A. Smith. ' Other VAH-3 wive* attending were Mrs. D. J. Brough, Mrs. R. d D . Cook, Mrs. M. A. Lee, Mrs. C. L. Filxpstrick, Mrs. E. W. Foote, Mrs. J. L. Morgan, Mrs. R. W. Repp. .Mrs. C. D. Schoonover, Mrs. A. W. Smith, Mra. R. H. Slolpe. Mrs. J. T. Talmadgc, Mra. W. S. Thompson, Mrs. C. N. James, ilrs. P. J. Ryan and Mrs. B. H. Graham. airs. Roby Holt and Lcdr. R. H. ^ Slolpe were also guests of tbe group. Following the dinner, bridge was enjoyed during the evening. Mrs. Spaulding Hostess T o DeBary WSCS MRS. R. -E. FARMER, left, and Mra. J. T. Osborne, right, members of the VAH-5 Officers' Wives Club were co-hostesses at a steak cookout and bridge party, recent­ ly. Pictured with the hostesses from left, are Mrs. A. W. ^ Personals Kitchen $hower Carden Party Honors Bride-Elect In Oviedo Mist Peggy Fleming, whoso marriage to William Keith Mal­ colm, will ba an event ot Util Saturday evening, at the First Baptist Church In Oviedo, wag feted at a party last weekend. Mrs. John Evans and MUa Kathryn Lawton antortainod with g garden pari ' kitchen sbowtr ig the Floridu - u of Uw Evggg home, overlooking the garden. FT*rml* hi the neighborhood worn d to enjoy the festive occag- <1 bride-elect in the opening of her gifts. Mrs. Elsie Fleming, mother of tbe bride-elect; Mrs. J. L. Mal­ colm, mother of tha groom-elect; Mrs, R. L. Ward, sister of the hoooree, and some of the groom's •latars-ln-Iaw were among the guests, Oviedo Personals A ik \M tt / By MARIAN R. JONES Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Webb and son, Joe, have returned from a two weeks’ vacation, motoring to Arkansas and Mississippi where they visited Mrs. Webb's relatives. Mrs. Webb saw some of her rela­ tives she had not seen fair ZT years and says it is the best vaca­ tion she lias ever had. Enroute home they visited Vicksburg Con­ federate Park. * Mrs. James Toole and daughter, Clara Jane, and ion, Henry, of Augusta, Ga., have been enjoying n visit with Mrs. Toole's mother, Mrs. Clara Marlnrr. Mrs. Toole is the former Edith Mariner. - Mrs. Mary Grogan and daugh­ ter, Miss Margaret llrogin, or Bloomburg, Texas, are visiting Mr. and Mra. Theodore Aulia fir. and Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Aulin Sr. While here they are also sight­ seeing and visiting other relatives and class friend*. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Aulin have been enjoying the visit of their grandchildren, Patricia and Alice Barllelt, of Jacksonville. They are the children of Mr, and Mrs. Lew Bartlett, the former Lona Aulin. Mra. Comer L. Parsons of At­ lanta, Ga., will arrive Saturday for a visit with her slaler-in-Iaw, Mrs. Hettie Ragsdale. Mrs, Jack Dodd entertained with a cbaltcr party at her home this past week. Girls State Ham Malinowski, Mra. H. F. Dement and Mrs. Richard Cleve­ land. Mrs. K. F. Rowell was present­ ed a farewell gift from the group. Cdr. Rowell, skipper oi VAH-3, will be leaving with his family for the Naval War College at New­ port, R. L, In the near future. Mrs. Rowell Introduced tbe nrw members. They were Mrs. Rich­ ard W. Wing, Mrs. William B. Morse, Mrs. T. E. Cutlery, Mrs. D. H. Pike. Mrs. G. W. Flynn and ‘a RifM* Mlm -Isabella Cobo. -1 Door priiea were awarded to Mrs. Andrew Reno and Mra. Richard Cleveland. The group alio bid adieu to Mrs. Len Reinhart, who has served as representative to the Officers' Wives Club. Her huthand Is bring transferred to another squadron. Other member* attending were Mrs. John F. Barlow. Mrs. D. W. Caswell. Mrs. D. C. Hamilton, Mrs. Charles Kauffman, Mrs. J. L. McCracken, Mrs. Fred Sllpp, Mrs.'Neil 8. Pruden. Mrs. K. M. Sandon, Mrs. George Zimmerman, Mrs. L. H. Settee, Mrs. Robert R. Am, Mrs. Charles G. Erb, Mrs. Vincent D. Monroe, Mrs. B. E. Smith, Mrs. E. D. Kent and Mr*. T. W. St. Clair. Carole Marie Lcdtrhaui of Plan­ tation Rd., DeBary, left Friday from DrLand aboard the charter­ ed bus for Tallahasiee when she is attending the seulon of Girls Slate now in progrrai. Mrs. E. Hoffmire is chairman of the Herbert D. Gibb American legion Post Auxiliary committee which arranged Carole's trip. • • Paradise Birthday ... » . V Observed i - .-ft 'P At Turkey pinner SHOES with beautiful fit . . . . at (Treat savings, selection of dressy, 'casual and tailored atyles . . . ail aftea in all atylea. A truly great aalel VALUES TO $18.95 For little Mom and not-solittle Moms, I ’* rugs and spreads and |o h-knows-whatall-washing Irie again. At ECONO-WASH « mj can use as many washers as jbu need at one time. . , gst ttw fattest, cleanest wash In town . I tha fluffiest drylngl Takas osly tbout an hour to do tha entin walk's laundryl fisx&ojud& Houitguests of Mr. and Mrj. Arthur Russell at (heir homa in Paola, are their daughter and sonin-law,. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Peters of Fort Thomas, Xy. U 0 TAL 1HAN c> VALUES TO $5.95 Personals •vailablg lo you you mak« Immediately South headquarters when Seminole fo r your the Y' newest and moat facilities For The Vialt I for Jacqueline oN a tu ra lizer Osteen Mr. aod Mra. Nick Pfeifauf have as their gueata at their homo on Hutcheson Laka hla sister, Mrs. Mary lfeUman of Detroit, Mich., and Us brother and wife, Ur. and Mrs. Pat* Pfeifauf and children, Mary Anna. George and John, of AUenton, Mich. If a house Is being built for a specific family, don't inspect H unless you art invited to lo so. Attending modern banking available . . , South 8aminolg, open your account and register any day t> ■ week PJuk and whita hibiscus ware used ie profusion in the lovely room. Tha serving table alee bald aa unusual arrangement of hibis­ cus. A crystal punch howl with lima aharbert and dainty rafrwhnmfa completed tha table arrmagamaat, Many games ware esjeyed dur­ ing the afternoon aod priias awarded to tha wiener*. The ha*} area received a coffee pat aa the • winner of on* of tha games. MRS. LIPTHROTT The wedding took placa June IT at Nahunta, Ga. The bride waa born In Piedmont, Ala., and attended school* In Honolulu, Ha­ waii, Jacksonville, Pensacola and Sanford, Fla, Tha family has lived la Sanford for the past' five years. Mrs. Llptfahitt was a member of the 1961 graduating class at Seminole High School. While there she was a member of tha Glee Club and DCT Club. She Is presently em­ ployed by McCrorya. Tlie groom was bom in Austra­ lia but has spent most of bis lift in Sanford. lie was also one of tha 1961 Seminole High School grad­ uates. During hia senior year ba won an award as one of the most outstanding DCT students. Ha. la employed by the Florida Power and Light Co. The coupia Is residing at 2S2W French Art., Sanford. Carol Lederliaus Farewell Luncheon Honors Mrs. Rowell The Terrace Room of the Cherry Plata Hotel, in Orlando, was the scene of the monthly luncheon for the Officers’ Wives of VAH 3. Hostesses for the eient were Mrs. L. J. Reinhart, Mra. Wit- Mr. and Mrs. X. E. Jordan, 123 Laurel Drive, in Pinccrc.it, an­ nounce the marriage of their daughter, Pamela Ruth, to Wil­ liam Lipthrott, son of Mr, and Mrs. W. II. Lipthrott, 104 Satsuma Drive, all of Sanlord. Smith, wife of the commanding officer of VAH-5 and Mra. A. R. Blunden, of VAli-11 Officer!’ Wives, who were invited gueata for the evening. (Heiald Photo) Cl airs. G. Spaulding entertained members of the Either Circle of Andersons Hold the DeBary Community Methodist WSCS at a recent luncheon. Family Reunion The program on Cuba was led by Miss Beatrice J. Tyson and airs. Charles Helper was in In Lake Mary charge of devotions. By FRANCES WESTER Guests present for tbe occasion Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Brower of included Mrs. Damon Scott, wife of tbe newly appointed minister WeitYalm Beach, here lo sllend of tbe church, and Mrs. Harry the lMt Seminole High Class re­ Bell and Mrs. George Wright. union, were weekend guest* of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Anderson ofo’Like Mary. Making Group Leaves the trip with them and enjoying tha visit with their grandparents For Vacation were their children, Nancy and Ken. In California On Sunday, the Andersons were Jerry Ulrey taedjpUlcr,, Cay, of bovu at » farn11y- «*j|nI«».* . .... Oviedo, left last week with rela­ Other than the Brower family, .those’ 'present for the occasion In­ tives from Sanford for a trip to cluded Mr. Anderson’s great ne­ California. phew. Dr. John Mansell of San­ They plan to ba gone about a ford and Mri. Mansell and chil­ month, going by the southern dren, David and Sheri; Mr. and route and returning the northern. Mrs. P. D. Anderson Jr. and While they are gone their mo­ children, P. D. Anderson HI and ther, Mrs. Don Ulrey, will be Mona and her fiance. tMike Hud­ working In summer school. gins of Franklin, Tenn. During the buffet luncheon, the third Anderson child, Raymond DeBary Couples and his family of Beaver, Penn., telephoned Father'* Day greetings to Mr. Anderson and enjoyed ex­ Observe Wedding changing "hellos" with other members of their family. Anniversaries Thr luncheon was the last fam­ Mr. and Mra. Harold Coffin and ily get together before the wed­ Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Corson, ding of Miss Anderson and Mr. all of DeBary, celebrated their Hudgins which took place at the wedding anniversaries with a din­ Orlando Park Lake Church on ner party at Rymala Restaurant, Friday. last week. Tha Coffins were celebrating Uielr 33th anniversary. The Cor­ DeBary son* were celebrating their 23th anniversary and Mr. Corson also had a birthday on June 21. Miss Carols Corson and her By MRS. ADAM MULLER brother, Robert, were also pres­ Mrs. Edna Decker of Eldorado ent for tbe dinner. Dr, has as her bouseguesls her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and CLEAN GLOVER OFTEN The best way to make sura that Mrs. Everett Decker of Troy, N. your leather gloves clean well Is V, They will attend the Shrine not to let them got tea soiled. Convention In Miami and visit in Deep spots or stains are difficult DeBary for a few weeks before returning to Troy, to remora. Jordan - Lipthrott Wedding Announced ■ ■'5§p. the valuable free door prison to ba awarded. M A R Y -E S T H E R ’S H U t BE r n x e . 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F R A N I •Tv 6 9 c MAYAIR ASSORTED SANDWICH NEW YORK STATE SH AGED CHEESE COLD CCORN CAtTjFORNIA fJN K ME^T FRESH CUT GROUPER FILLET * LARGE it-.- . |j 1 �I — ~ — '— -p -^ -r --------- ■ ■ •: ;/ ■ v; m •\ ■■ • • " _____ * - - P m 8—Wed.' Jtfto 28, 1961 i ^ Chisox Along z think rrn UMPt#N#lK> .h j Urtted Press International Add Warren Hacker and Joan P lu m to the mountain of evi­ dence that no pitcher can be con­ sidered “ through'* until he’a ’ ex­ perienced the magic treatment of A! Lopes. Both Hacker and P lu m seem­ ed headed down the long trail to baseball oblivion at the start of the season but they’re two of the major reasons for the Chicago White Sox' amazing climb from last place to fourth in the Ameri­ can League pennant race. And Just in case Chicago fans need a good omen, it was a pair of National League castoffs — Gerry Staley and Turk Lows—who played vital roles In the Whits Sox’ last flag win In 1959. The astonishing Sox 'rolled to their lIUi straight victory and made It It wlna In their teat 20 games when they whipped the De­ troit Ttgera, M and U-l, Tuesday night before 97,2?!, largest crowd In Detroit history. The sweep moved the White Sox to within 71* games of first place and shaved the Tigers' first-place Iced to n half-game over the New York Yankees, who dropped a T-S de­ cision to the Los Angelea Angsts. Hacker, ex-Cub called up from Chattanooga three weeks ago, re­ ceived credit for the White Sox' first-game victory oo the strength of n two-run eighth-inning homer by Minnie Mlnoso. Pitarro, ex-MIlwsukee disap­ pointment, turned in hla fourth straight win during the streak wlUi « nifty flve-hUter In the nightcap. The White Sox supportad him with their biggest attack of the ueson, a It-hit barrage which Included throe hits each by P lu m , Andy Carey, Jim Landis nnd Lula. Apariclo. NO/1 HAVEN'T FRipNOIN-fyar AGAINp. m i rwsa IU TUMOM Kart Track Set To Host Giant State Championshiti Edyie Yost's three-run homer and a homer by Ken Hunt were the big blows for the Angela, who beat the Yankees for the third time In five meetings at fcoi Ang­ eles. The Washington Senators snap­ ped a 10-game losing streak with an S-9 victory over the Cleveland Indians, the Minnesota Twins whipped the Boston Red Sox, 9-5 and 6-9, and the Baltimore Orlolea ■wept ■ twl-nlght doublchcadcr from the Athletics, 5-3 and 7-2, in other American League gamei. In the National League, the Cincinnati Red* maintained their three-game lead with a 10-9 deciaion over the Chicago Cuba, the Loa Angelea Dodgers beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 9-9, the San Francisco Giants routed the Phil­ adelphia Phillies, 129, and the Milwaukee Braves topped the St. Louis Cardinals, 1-0. FIN A LLY HITS IT B IG - ***** a * , o p en w m / w oe BfM MAM w e * 79 M Ate WOM BOTH THAT AMP 7M£ 0.S .A M A T £i/ *. M m e v ic 7 »* v w #0*7# 4 /A, coo, A iM o tr r o v e # A * MCfCM A * M*& MAPe H 7H0 * e s r cm fP6/, AMP pot* M/M #/7HMt (M a o r is w T M M c* e f M* e#4 ow a * C M f-y tA * MM#, ^ T j 8,*P 6.*3. | By United Prose Kateroatfoanl NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. OB Cincinnati 44 19 .439 4S--M-vfiC2 19 SO .545 S3 It .914 SX 92 .900 10 97 .441 29 41 J7» 22 41 .944 V LEAGUE W L Pet. 49 44 41 91 M 94 31 SI 90 26 31 M 94 99 40 40 .CM .429 M JB .191 Ml ,497 ,I9| as a Mt Los Angelea • 91 47 AM k9, r tM 9V SUDBURY, Ont. (UPI)—Branch II Rickey expressed more concern 17M llM today about the plight of the Pittsburgh Pirates than about hi* OB second heart attack In throe yean. M The T9-year-old Rickey, founder 414 of baseball's farm ayitpm and 7(4 one-time president of the Pirates, 714 was In “ satisfactory" condition at 9 Sudbury Memorial Hosplt#! fol­ 14 iownInf a “ severe attack'* at hla IS Canadian fishing camp Tuesday. » “ He’a a sick van, the poor 90 guy," aaid Dr. J. A. Henry, “ but he’s still up’ to taking riba about tha Pirates." , Rickey was rushed here by United Ptoro International CHICAGO (UPI)—Major leagM baseball wants a long range plan to gat more and better ball players far leu money. Representatives of ell 94 club* to be playing In the major league* la 1942 approved appointanmit of •antmlUees to study end renew mend solutions af problem* hew teeing the miner leagues end also t* recommend a method to escape the current y*nd toward six-fig­ ure payments to "bonus baby" high school boys. Commissioner Ford Prick de­ scribed tha projects aa a “five, ton or thin* year plan" to prepare baseball to meet its problems "a* they cent* along," middleweight crown in London this September. Robinson 40-yaar-oId former welterweight and middleweight champion, said: “ promoter Bar­ ry Levine of London phoned me and suggested that 1 fight the Pender Pownoa winner in Septem­ ber. Paul Pender of Brookline, Europesa New York Massachu­ setts share of the IN - pound championship against Terry Jely 1L In their previous title bent at Boston, last Jan. 14, Pen. dev s u n s * Downes on cuts in the seventh round. Pender won his title-share on a split decision over Robinson and plane from hla camp at Utile Current on Msniloulln Island, 99 miles away. Ha refused to Wave this camp, however, without hla translator. radio. “ Ha wanted to he lure to hear bow tha Pirates made out,” said Rusty Blakey, the pilot of the plane, who added that Rickey talked continually about baseball aa be was btlnf prepared for the right. The Pirate* dropped a 9-9 deci­ sion to the Loa Angelea Dodgers Tuesday night for their fourth de­ feat in their last five games. Dr. Hanry, who Uvea la Little Current and has treated Rickey several time* In tha past, laid Rickey suffered -a serious coro­ nary at S a. m. Tuesday. Rickey, who was hospitalised for several weeks in 1991 follow­ ing a seizure at hi* home in sub­ urban Pittsburgh, spent a restful night Tuesday night Hospital administrator Horace V. Snyder said Rickey would ho in the hospital “ for some time." The buiby browed Rickey waa to have been hooored this week­ end In Pittsburgh by the Dale Carnegie Alumni Association aa winner of the group's “ humani­ tarian of tbs- year'* award. Kartcrs teom all over the South­ east are sending entry blanks to Checker Kart Track, four mile* north of here, for the big speed weekend being held there by the Grand Prix Kart Club of America to determine the Florida Stats Championship on July 1 and 2, and the Southern States Regional champions on July 3 and 4. • According to Capt. Sherman F. Crise, Ft. Lauderdale, president of tha national association, the Checker meet will be the biggest karting activity ever held In tha State, and he anticipate* 250 karts and a thousand kartera to throng to the local track to try for the titles at stake. Some of the biggest names to karting will be on band for tM events both as spectators and drivers. Among those that will bo present will bo Jim Rathman, Mi­ ami, a famed Indianapolis “ 900" driver, and kart enlhuiliit who is also a manufacturer of aomt of the top kart* in the country. Bobby Allan, 17, World's Cham­ pion, who won hla title to the Nassau Speed Week last winter outdriving experts from 14 couri tries, will be at Checker to try to add to hit laurels the Florida State title and the Southern Regional, championship. Two of the brightest star* to the Karting sport, who have won over 100 trophies for first place victories between them, are Corky and Penny Stamper, a brother-sister team from Mian^ They will bo on deck to take homo as mueh of tha bacon aa they can garner at tha July Fourth week­ end. Another star scheduled to make aa appearance la Larry Ehlnger, £t. Petersburg and Albion, Mich.,' who inn the World’s Indoor Championship last winter to Chi­ cago. EhIngar will ho out to wte with soma of the hottest meehldF cry in the country. Opposed to all the out-of-townere will be a goodly collection of local latent bent on koeptog too tittoa to Central' Florida. One of those is Donald (Doe) Martin, Orlando, who drive* for William Uoyd, a local contractor with a yen for fast karts. Martin, who haa had more than hia share of troubles during the pelt few weeks, will bo driving a new kart with new power and promises to give the visiting big names • lot of trouble. Both Burr' and Dennis Rubey, sons af the. Bear Lake Rubeya, who have been cusulsUat winners at the local track will bn loaded for boar this comlag weekend, aa will ha Chuckle West of. OrUndfa Chuckle and Dennis will bn drflr tog to the Jbaler events, in which class they have bean keen but friendly rivals all Mates. These two boys will preaent formidable competition te the visitor* to their claai, | Rawls Favored In Open Play bpbin g Fie l d , n . J. (U P I)Defending champion Betsy Raw* of Spartanburg, g. C., headed n Hold of 19 hopeful* today on the eve ef the U. S. Women's Open golf cbampiOMhip. Shooting for a fifth ohampiaro ship, Him Rawls leads a*von for­ mer winners Into Thuradayto op­ ening round with the' low 44 and Us* after Friday’s second round at BaUusrol Golf Chib programing into the MAol* windup Saturday. Hoping to regain the champion, ship are Patty Berg, winner el the flnt open to 144«: two4lmo winner* Mickey Wight and NEW YORK (UPI) — Heavy­ Louisa Suggs, and former tlllto weight challenger Tom McNeeley holders Ka.hy Cornelius, Pay of Arlington, Mast., wee dropped Crocker and Betty Jameson. to 10th piece among contendere today by the Ring Magaaine be­ cause of inactivity. Seta Record Unbeaten McNeeley, apparently MOSCOW (UPI) - Yuri Tlaaev eat for a abet at Floyd Patterson's of Russio, world clean and Jerk crown at Beaton in September, weightlifting champion, bettered was dropped from ninth te 10th hla own world record Monday hr 4 and replaced op the ainth n a g by six pound*. Vlasov, Robert CWroux o f Montreal to the tha upcoming matches Ring'* latest ratings. United State*, lifted 411 Heavy Challenger Drops In Poll DUFFY'S BAR & LOUNGE wi -ft Ip * 4 » ■ I TO I JAM ■ w y .l T - M V it , “ "S ' OM ■VERY SAT. AFTERNOON % Mila North ef Deg Troth h&ii, �®h» •anfnrb Rrralh Wed. June 28, 1061—Page ft (Dsuoh CUbby: By Abigail Van Buren ^ DEAR ABBY: Since my birth I have Yona to the doctor who delivered me. He ta ■ pediatrician, and a wonderful one. My complaint is that I am now 13 years old, and I think I ahould atop going to a pedia­ trician and go to a regular doctor. My mother won’t hear of my going to another physician until I am 16.1 hate to walk into nia office and aee mothers and little tiny babies there. Can you halp me change my mother’s mind? BABIED GIRL he loves himself more. Tell him you will be more generous that he . . . you will give him all the time he wants to find a woman of hta own faith. Forget him. • •. • DEAR ABBY I am very much con­ fused. I read in a book somewhere that you can get pregnant from kissing. Is this ture? " CONFUSED DEAR 'CONFUSED: Don’t believe everything you read — but please believe this. It is NOT true. • • • DEAR ABBY: Tell "Suspicious.’’ whose husband leaves the house at 4:30 in tha morning to get to a job at 7:30 not to be suspicious, i had the same problem. My husband did (and still does) the same thing. I made him go to a doctor and the doctor told me not to worry. He said my husband was a worrier and to leave him alone. He drives to Srork before daylight every morning to be sure he gets a park­ ing space. TRUSTING WIFE • • • What’s bothering you? For a personal reply, write to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly Hills, Calif. Include a stamped, self-addressed envelope. * * • • For Abby'a booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby, Box 8865, Beverly Hills, Calif. w DEAR BABIED: Believe It or not. many girls (by their own choice) have continued going to their pediatricians until they’ve married. But If you prefer a "re­ gular doctor,’’ enlist the help of your pedi­ atrician. He may be able to persuade your mother to "graduate you" and recommend a physician for adults, • • • DEAR ABBY: I met a man I fell for giard. He is perfect for me in every way except one, religion. I am not wishywashy about my religion. I am a devout believer, and support my church. He says he wjll marry me If 1 change my religion to hta. And he has given me one week to make up my mind. I am bewildered and heartsick, because I love thta man* but 1 can’t forsake my church and join hia. I know he loves me. What shall I do? # TORN DEAR TORN: He may love you, but M EA TS A T R E A L s a W SUNSHINE PICKLED ■ . /» 0 Pk*. O f Tip Top HOT DOG ROLLS * With Purchase O f 12 Oz. Plcg« ,’NNYLAND A* * • * .HEAVY WESTERN CHUCK GRANDEE STUFFED NEHI SPANISH t o Jhs Woman: Someday wa woman are going to got fad up with tba man who gat pltaaura out of tho beauty and fpm fort of their homaa, tho eom>onionahip of thair whree, and tha adoration of thair children—and got giro marring* a black apt orerp ehanca thop got. Thay find It on cu p wap to fculld up thair own ago*. It li Ilka Baying, "If I hadn't married I would hava boon mora than 1 an now. But I gara up mp freedom, mp indlridualltp, mp right to ghances for marriage." Stuff and nonaanae. Men marry for tha ammo ration woman marry. Thay ar* tlrod of living Hone. Thay want to belong to oomaona, and to hara aomooM belong to thorn. Thay want to have aomaona who will ohar* good tlmaa, and bad. Tho mtavte thay find a girl who aulu than, thay fall In loro, and don't atop ehaalng bar until ■ha aapa "All right." Than, many of thorn turn into poor aporta. Thop Kara what thop wanted. Thay Ilka It But thay hate Ilka polaon to admit It joooby On By Ruth Millet It I* so much more laUafying to thair lgo» to make cracks about marriage whenever there U an outrider to llstan. And to tear down their wives Instead of giving them credit for tha home thay'are making and for thair loyalty and davotion. A bit of fortbearance does It, men. Sea "Happier Wives (hints for husbands)." Just send Si cents to Huth Millet Reader Service, c/o The Sanford Herald, P. 0. Bos 4S9, Dept A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. By Oswald Jacoby Today's hand flluitratea tha •afa agatait a poulble 4-0 trump A K IM S Jacoby-Smith threa no-trump rabreak. Accordingly, bo led dum' MASS rey'e (even of epedee and let it aponaa it its bnL North hie 14 ♦ IS ride. Wcet won with tho Jack and *A O »S high card potato and IS point* la promptly led a diamond. Seat Support of apadoi. Hcnco. tala flo-trvmp ra«poniokwhich ta f Q f " »—»* ' >M a fore* to ■ ipada game. ♦ Q14II4SI vised. True, It would guard agalnat South la atrang enough to maka ♦ l is t s ASS any poeilbUity of toeing two trump a mild itim try over North'! bid H O TI (D) tricka If East held all four epadee, and ihowi hla ace of dlamooda. ♦ ASSSS but If tba apadee were going to North thowa tha aeo of baarti and T a KSS break that badly South would have aow South algna off at four apadta, ♦ K «» a tat of trouble getting rid of hie but North faala that he ta itroog two email dlamoodi. enough for another alam try and On tba other hand, (he simple after he abowa the ace of clubs play of a high spade from o ^Fouth Jump* to the alam. hand followed by tha other Ugh It alio ihowi the atrangest ipada would guarantee the icon ; thtaga happen to aome of the boat tract agatait any S4 trump break •oatraeta. loath won tho opening heart kmg huddle. Ha wae on* of tboee and, would have produced a grand lead ta dummy and went into a worriare and ha decided to playlilam thta time. O LIV ES . 10 Oz. Jar (!) 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Dr. Helena <•) Millionaire <•> Queen Ter A Day s.-ie (tj Treat Theee Meets tei The VerSlet la Tears Who Do Ten Tract <e> ItW <»> Make poem Ter DaSSy <•> arirhter Day <»> Amerleea Benletaai •tie <•> Secret alarm <•) B«ae at Nlaht »:•• <l> Mere’s MeUyweeS •tee <») ■ O'clock Merle <•> C ede Walt •tie <ai Qnlok Draw MeOraw Turere riajrheaee Reeky see Mte Trieste ■tee A Ii*e <l) — Ra g s S& N & Do*fojd m SURFINE M ILK PRODUCE 18 SC e iu i _‘<V, o •»• <ei I t a a n ■A toafat 11 CobII Na Tou *>• " \\\ U. B. liaal Hour * FIRM CALh HEAD (With 13 Or Mon i t ) Make! city M ill (1) Clt* pawn™ A <•> 11:11 (•) <*> FROZEN FOODS GA. GOLDEN SHORES '•■a <Y> CaeUaentat CUeereew SHRIMP CLARK GABLE AMD Amhraata ta the adeattfle the peat ef all plea4 »«ta- " tv RENTAL ELEANOR PARKER m " P N G AND FOUR QUEENS’* At 1.-H • StM - lit ! . TiN tm BIRDSEYE ^ STRAWBERRIES A McK e n z ie s ^ CAULIFLOWER JL 16 Ox. M i V 5 Lbs. M A IM W A X PAPER 0ONDWARI PAPER 1S5 Ft. Roll PLATES 1 **(*^JtP1 95 Hf-HO OW N CRACKERS io o e .1 J M cKe n z ie s Lb. Box :| g* r lllf t ^ KRAFT BAR-B-QUE SAUCE CREME STYLE CORN 2 With Fa* Of W Or U .S .N 0 .1 CUT RITE CHOW MEIN GOLD BOND STAMPS P O TA TO ES 2 CHUN KING MONK FA l> in i Row Rfeawtag Till A U M 2 Heads LETTUCE THURSDAT r . M. iii ii <t> 1:W <1> SOFREE Order) I I Or. 10 0s. Pkg* I1 391 P AR K ATSStk BOND r . rSTAMPS . V ^. » * • - WITH ‘ EACH ; •* PURCHASE. . ' >’p- •• . It* *4 ] �- Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! U se.Them! 8l)r # M f* k Rrralh Pag* 10—Wed. June 28, 1961 12. Real Eatate For Sale LOST: Light brown female Dacha, bund named “ Pratier, re­ ward. PA 3-0697. MUST SACRIFICE 3 bedroom NEEDS Interior paint and minor PINECREST: Over 1400 sq. ft. of CB home In good locetion, con­ repairs, (But, obt what a value). delightful living area with 9 bedrooms, extra larga living venient to N.A.S., 4V»% mort­ 3-Bedroom pre-war home with fireplace and spacious living room and Florida room. Larga gage. FA 2-2407. room, separate dining room, lot, beautifully landscaped. Two Sltue.ed on a corner, on 3 beau- fentod patios. Immaculate in. NEW DREAMWOLD NEW A new home and. a new way of tiful lots. Close to school, side and out. Choose your terms. life can be yours for only $>50 church. Extra Bargain for the See this one at 111 Shannon down. Three bedrooms, tile bath handy man. 18,250, requires »4,. Dr. before you buy. FA 1-7238. with many other extras. Total 300 down. $91.01 per month. price is $8450 with payment of This Is not a project locaUon. MUST SACRIFICE 2 - bedragi CB home. Buy equity. FHA. WO $68 per month. Can be shown 1509 Uagnolia Avenue. Country Club Circle. FA 2-353L at your convenience anytime. Exclusive — Broker STEMPER'S Cooperation Invited DESIRABLE HOME L15T Stenstrom Realty TO BE Seminole Realty PURCHASED BEFORE 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 JULY 4th 1901 Park Ph. FA 2-5233 S - BEDROOM, 2 bath home; REAL CHARM—This home haa aeparate dining room, Corner Eyenings: FA 2-2241 or FA 2-3013 3 Br. — Large Den—nice Utility lot. FA 2-7862. Room, including washer, itoruo ROSA L. PAYTO N room large enough for a wcMOscar M. Harrison Broker shop and a fenced off rear yard, Registered Reel Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 et Hiawatha landscaping is nice on this cor* 311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-7949 ner lot, only $16,990. with real good terms. BEDROOM, S-balh, full/ air conditioned, much closet and XCELLENT HOME—Older con. storage apace. Low down pay­ strucilon *t B r'l'' walking dis­ ment, 124 W. Woodland Dr. ph. tance of town, shaded rear yard FA 2-3870. and screened front porch only $7,500. m PICK VOUR OWN Blackeye Peas. $1 a bushel. FA 2-4871. Office 204 W . Pint 14. 16. I f. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 15. 24. 25. 20. 27. 28. 20. laawaaca Doatae— Opportm F m ak Help Waati Male Help Wanted Holp Wanted Sitsat Iona Wanted Babysit tors Beauty galena Bald - Paint - Ref Building Matrriala Electrical Services Plumbing Services Redie A Taterieien Special Services Laundry Service Automobile Service 20. Machinery • Toole 21. 22. 22. 24. 25. 28. Ponltrr • Pets • Liv Hewers * Trees •St Furniture Articles For Sole Articles Wanted Bouts • Motors •#e jn oiorcy cm • dcoov 88. Traliera - Cebenaa Legal Notice Legal Notice 2 B. R. Kit. equipped .. $69 2 B. R. Kit. equipped ... $75 3 B. R. Kit. equipped ... $75 1 B. R. apartment ... $80 ROSA L. PAYTON Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 3-1301 17 82 at Hiawatha UNFURNISHED one apartment, kitchen tog W. 18th 51. r r i T IT bedroom equipped, NICE I room furnlabad apart­ ment, quiet neighborhood. Adults FA 2-7399. 1 OUT OF TOWNER5, welcome to Fla. - Available Now: Cute. Clean, Respcctabla S - Room Cottage. Also kitchenettes and overnight units. By month, woak, day. 8UN DEL MOTEL 1 Ml. lo. of Sanford, Hwy. 17-82 For Reservations ph. FA 14147 |J n□ ■ F F F t□ S t Johns Realty Co. WEST SIDE—A real home in wonderful condition located on v* acre of ground—4 Brs, IV* Baths with large T. V. room. All for only $12,500. Terms. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-613 . screened porch, wired utility room. Fully landscaped. Locat­ ed on Lake Ravenna, 211 Tan­ gerine Dr. Low down payment. FA 2-2154. LET THE OTHER FELLOW HELP DUPLEX $14,900 “ Wa Trad*** ONE of Sanford’s nicest duplexes Stemper Agency located on Park Avenue. Each having I bedrooms with tope, r e a lto r - in su ro R I rate garage facilities. Owners Phono FA 3-4961 111 N. Pai health necessitates early sale. Priced to move at 114,500, suit­ able terms arranged. RENT OE LEASE: Partially furanlsbed two bedroom home four blocks from postotfice. Adults I BOOM furnished apartment, only. 410 Palmetto Ave. Phone cloao. to town, $35 per mo. RAVENNA PARK FA 3-6261. This ia a boma your family will Exclusive — Broker FA 2-9717 or FA 3-2$l«. bo proud of. Three bedroom* Cooperation Invited LOVELY largo cool 4 room apart­ SAN LANTA APARTMENTS: and IV* baths for only $585 Newly redecorated, large light ment, IV* til* bath, large noma, privata baths and an- down and $95.00 par month. In­ Seminole Realty screened porch. FA 1-4650. trancss. 404 E. :4th. st. Ph. cludes Taxes and Insurance. An CLEAN furnished l bedroom excellent locaUon at 203 SatINI Park Ph. FA 2-5232 FA 3-4282. apartment, tils bath, Ml Pal­ suma Drive. The largo lot ia Evenings: FA 2-2246 or FA 3-MU metto. PA 3-1374 after a p.m. well landscaped and Includes II citrus trees. Drive out and aee UNFURNISHED f bedroom bouse this today. Excluelve with la Casselberry and furnished one bedroom apartment on 17-83 RENT A BED Stemtrom Realty scrota from Mr. Peanut. Ph. Bellaway, Hospital ft Baby Bods By Day, Weak or Month 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA MU0 CARBOLL’S FURNITURE FURNISHED duplex, two bed­ HIGHLAND PARK 116 W. 1st St. room,' larga carports ft utility Ph. FA M ill Fair Value Properties We fuggest you see this lovely COTT/OE, ready to move la, RAYMOND M. BALL S Bedroom homo at 2400 Oak complesaJp ,;4ao*tdBod,: nil nliUr . And Associates .. > •"Ave. A Dm homo ia n fin* ties. Weak er month. Adults US So. Park THB SANFORD ATLANTIC WA. Ph. FA 34641 neighborhood and priced to sell TIOMAL BANK, n Unite* SUlM only. 1404 Farit Avenae. Lake Mary Branch FA S-1N0 at $19,500. Financing is attrac­ benhlfW corporation, tive with an existing FHA pay­ ment plan nt 5V4% interest. DONAin in . ii Total payment per month |e Defendant* RoTtca o r suit $88.00. Set fltta exclusive by rmn m r a n r n o a m t m calling DenelS barer Menu. VMM. Was IstaaS (AF-If) FFO ■an Francisco, celKernln Inna L Morlit, Tit Poplar, Stenstrom Realty I ROOM furnisbod garage apart­ Apertment It, Memphln • Tannoiaaa No Down Payment ly meat, wlter and alactrieity Ton ere hereby notified that a 10 IO HIDDEN OR CLOStt CLOSINO suit hee been filed exnlnet yon, furnished, shady yard. Call ba­ COST! Norman U Perrell and Nine It ton I or after 8 FA 1-1306. Ferrell, bid wife. In the above en­ aad 8 . bedroom masonry titled cause, end that reu are re­ 3 BEDROOM bouM, kitchen equipboma built oa your lot anyquired ta file year nuewer with where to tha atate et Florida. the Clerk of tble Court and to pod,,in Sunlend. CaU FA l-»t8 serve a copy thereof upon tbt U M ansirer FA 1-6641 er toNo wattlag —’ immediate tooplaintiff or plaatltra attorneys, quin at AT Camilla CL aimction. CALL FA 34841. whose name and addreea to Jen. nines. Watte, CUrke and Hamilton Headly Const Co. III Barnett National Dank Buildlay. Jackson vllte I, Florida, not TWO UNIT apt bldg., newly relater thea July II. till. If yau fall ta do aa a daeraa pro ecumodeled throughout, 306 Magfoaao will bo entered against yau far tba rallaf demanded In the complaint. Thla suit ta la fare* alaae a mortgage. The real pre­ party prooeedod against III Lot tl, Block D. BUNLAND $11,300 to $17,100 estates , a aubdlvtatea. sccarding te a plat tharaet Boo Our Model Reeses recorded In Flat Beak tl. Ten end each ef yen are here­ — OPEN TODAY Pagaa II ta tl ef tha pub- by notified sad requires te present lit records of Seminole Coun­ nuy eUtml ead demeude which IH ML Be. c f Sanford ty. Florida. Yura W. eq Lube Mary E lvi er altar ef yen. may have WITNESS my baad and tha aaal yen. against the eatate ef - MARIANNA PH. PA 1497a of aald Court at aenfard, Florida, DBftBT, *ceased, late ef said thla tlth day et Jus* XML Const/, ta tne Oeualy Judge ef (B E A U Bemlnaie <feuaty, Florida, nt hie Arthur M. ' Beckwith. Jr. office in its court hence of sold Clerk ef the Circuit Court County at Sanford, Florida, with. In sight calendar mouths from the ef tie first nubllentles et Fubtleh June Id. II, II ft July I. time tble nolle*,' Each claim er demand shall he lu writing, end shall slate the place ef residence aad past AIR CONDITIONING Complate line; Window Unit* to Industrial Bisea. Export Repair Service. n s n s m tA ir Conditioners. FREE ESTIMATES* Sanford’s lending Beatles A Legal Notice Quality Homes V BT | Shoemaker I fijtw su m a i PARK HOM ES! BEFORE YOU BUY Compare Stenstrom Realty Chock Thao# Faataroa U1 N. Park Are. PboM FA M U 3 Bedroom Home t-BBDBOOM home, fhaitod cor- ONGDALE LOCATTD N �You’ll Find The Car You Need For Your Summer Trips In HERALD W an t-A d s 21. Beauty Salons 27. Special Services KATHERINE HARVEY Beauty Shop 218 P6|mctto Ave. PH. FA 1 PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING W. L HARMON Ph. FA 3 4223 308 W. Utb Street FA 3-7803, Evening* FA 3-287P 22. Build • Paint • Repair 13. Mortgage Loans MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial 4 Residential Iltl N.STEN8TROM REALTY Park Ave. Pbone FA 2-2420 FHA 4 VA Mortgages - 914% Interest — S. C. Bluh Company, Mortgage Bankers, 1604 Edgewater Dr., Orlando CH 1-3336. Sljr #anforb Rrrslb Seles 4 Service G. II. HIGH Oviedo, Fie. FO 3 3313 Days Evenlngi Sanford FA 2-3883. BOYD’S Cabinet Shop. 207 Elm. FA 2-2918. DRAGLINE 4 BULLDOZER SER. By The Hour or Contract GATLIN BROTHERS SEMI-RETtKKU CARPENTER Repalrr Alterations Geneva 2318 Eve, Orlando GA2-QI98 Painting WELLS DRILLED Pbone FA 2-7983. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Type* and Sites ROOM SPECIAL 1)4.95. Painting We Repair and Service inside and out. Call Ur. Tasker, S T I NE FA 2-8139. Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd SI. Th. FA 8-6432 23. Building Materials KAN OR WOMAN, Famillci need .^''"service in Sanford. Full or part ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ time. Some earn 93.50 hourly LUMBER - HARDWARE • PAINT ments, Invoices, band bills, and ROOFING FHA Loans and up. Seo R. B. Hartman, programs, ale. Progressive B. EDWARDS Box T85, Lon|wood or write Printing Co. Pbone FA 2-2931BUILDERS 6UPPUES Rawlelgh’ a Dept. FAF-440-338 306 West 13th 81. We Give TV Stamps Memphis, Tenn. 908 W. ltd SL FA 2 7898 GHOST WRITING, essays, Job resumes and le.tera-of-appllca24. Electrical Services lion. Experienced competent service. Low rates. FA 2-4033. FR1GIDA1RE Selea 4 Service Sewing’ Mach. Repairs Free Estimate: ^ like light delivery work or what House Wiring ALL MAKES 4 MODELS Sid Vihlea’a Kendall Electric have you. FA 2-4131. RENTALS $8 WEEK 111 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-001! 105 So. Palmetto (24 hr. Ser.) WORK WANTED FA 2-9151. TA 2-3625 25. Plumbing Services 21. Beauty Salon* Beauty Salon Walker Building Air Conditioned • TV Stamp* HARRIElTS BEAUTY NOOK US So. Oak A n FA 2-1742 Vacation Special! Permanent Wane, Including hair­ cuts, styling — 98JO. Air nont toned shop, air conditioned dryer*. LAB-RE’ BEAUTY SALON S840 Hiawatha Pb. FA 9-1398 Legal Notice 34. Artldcj For Sal* 20 GAL. g irb ift cine | U t APARTMENT .lie | FACTORY TO YOU Blanket Special, 2 for 18. Armyreuonable FA 1*0481, ALUMINUM BUNDS Navy Surplus. 810 Sanford Are. Enclosed bead, Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic endi. PiaiUc WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes TV, m « picture tube $U. Flays or rayon tapea. Colton or nylon talkers'. good. Pb; FA 1-7388. FREE DELIVERY cords. Prescriptions our Specially Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. FAUST’S R* PHARMACY 210 Magnolia Pb. FA 3-4622 2nd and MellonvIUo USED 10 In. boys bike, reason­ Pb. FA 2-7107 GARDEN TILLER with 40 Impleable, good condition. FA 8-2003. menu including rotary and sic­ kle mower. Cell before i a. m. USED power mower. Call before or after 5 p. m. FA 2-8809 for 9 a. m. or after 3 p. m. Ph. FA 2-88O0, demonstration. Gateway To The Waterway ■ Your EVINRUDE Dealer TRADE IN MERCHANDISE READY MIXED CONCRETE ALL MUST GOl Robaon Sporting Goods Outdoor Tablo Tops 4 Seat* PR. FA 2-M t Lot Maksra — Sills — Lintels Refrigerator 13.00, Electric Lawn 304-8-S E. 1st. Mower 83.00, Electric 8;ove Steps — Patio Blocks — Sand 83.00, Power Mower 815.00, GOOD ikling rig, 16' runabout, MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Power Mower 920.00, Hand 93 b. p. Evlnrude Lark, Gator 00 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2-3TI Lawn Mower 91.00, Beautiful trailer. rA 8-7SM. WANTED: Someone to tike up paymeou on 8 complete rooms of furniture, monthly payment* 813.78. Cal) Collect: Casselbeny TE 8-1311. Power Mower 333,00, Electric Stove 9180.00, Power Mower GO KART 883.00, good condition. 319.00. Call FA 2-3338. NEW MERCHANDISE duie Brooms 7Tc, Bath Scales VACATION trailer, IS ft. sleep* 82 99. Flashlights Zftc, Boys Bike 4, Butane ref., etove. Lights In stock, but quantities II 335.33, Child’s Aute 98.11, Picnic elec. 4 water hookup, like new, Regular, per 100 lbs ........ Table 4 Bench 923.00,1Bldmlt- lacrifice, 1401 Wynnwood. Ph. Quauity lots, $24.00 on and Volleyball Sat, both for FA 2-8183. Early, per 100 Ibi............ 97.77, Barbecue Kite 92.11, Fold­ Quantly lots, $23.00 ing Tables 98.68, Play Tents Delivered In lota of 300 lbs 81.99, Floor Polishers 911.89, 1980 RENAULT Dauphin*, sun over. A. M. PREVATT. PI Electric Can Opener 9U.B8, Kit­ roof, radio, 9708. Sanford Motor 749-2113, SEVILLE, FLA. chen Clocks 93.99, GE Vacuum Co.. 1001 Sanford Avt. FA 2-4161 Cleaners 921.98, 20" Window FR1G1DA1HE refrigerator 950. 33. Furniture Excellent condition. FA 2-3316 Fens 922.22, Boye or Girli 10" Bikes 828.88, Rear Seat Speaker ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby after • P.M. Kit 11.93, Large Lawn Sweep, Beds. Day, Week, or Month— 1955 REVCO free ter, 19 cu, ft., era 81I.H. FURNITURE CENTER Good condition. 1112 Mellonvtll*. FIRESTONE STORE! 1100 French Ave. Ill E. First St. HAVE 17 piece atalnless steel Ph. FA 1-7933 Sanford, Florid* cookware eat, 8 ply waterleei, in UST BELL at once; 10 pe. liv­ original factory carton, was ing room group. Someone to 9149, sacrifice $39. Will deliver. A. W/ Berkley Uasd Cere, taka up payments at H Call R. M. Henkel, FA 1-8380. Inc. Casselberry collect—'TE 1-1511. COLDSPOT air conditioner. Phone POWER lawn mower, modem FA 2-3294. Imports ft Sport* C u t fold dark green door and glace Our BpaakRty 34. Article* For Bai* •hower door, both new and very OHPTON’S Pictured Encyclo­ 17*99 - Bant af H tH ta USED Hotpoint electric stove |TI. reasonable. After 9 p. m. Pb. pedia* — Term*, tt price tradePH. MI 44M T in on old acta—Term*. FA 2-0191 Pbone FA 2-9222. PA 2-1174. By £ adine Seltzer SW EETIE PIE FR1U1DAIRE ARPENTRY, painting, roofing and cement work. FA 2-4898. 34. Articles For Sale Wed. June PLUMDIMa Contracting 4 Repairs 32. Flowers - Trees - Shruba DRESS MAKING Frte Estimates, 4 ALTERATIONS R. L. HARVEY COCOA FORMOSA Palm Trees 13’ 204 Sanford Ave. Pbone FA 8-3313 Reasonable — Satisfaction guar­ tall. FA 2-2684. anteed. Call FA 2-1280 for ap­ pointment. Confederate Jasmine In Bloom. GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY SMALL APPLIANCE repairs. 24 GrapavlUn Ave. near loth SL hr. service. Pick up and deliv­ Plumbing ft Heating ery. All work end parte guar­ AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK anteed. FA 2-0190, 8*11 U* Your Furniture. Quick 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-85*1 Seminole Septic Tank Service With The Cash. SUPER CLEANING 923.00 PH. FA 2-9401 TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. 21 HOUR SERVICE WE GO ANYWHERE ANYTIME CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING HATCHERS TV Mattress renovating. Expert Up4 RADIO SERVICE bolstering. All Work Guaran­ 'Dependable Guaranteed Service* teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Pb. FA 2-8392 1909 W. First St. Co., FA 2-2117, 1301 Sanford AUTO GLASS Ave. Barkley INSTALLED Legal Notice Windshield ' Back GUas Used furniture, appliances, tools, Vent GUaa ete. Bought-Sold. Larry’s Mart, iv tss* fin e r it court o r tsm Door Glnta 213 Sanford Ave. Pb. FA 2-4132 SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IX SERVICE and row ixaixoLK cnuirrr, FLORIDA. IN CIIAftCBRT JBSSH KNIOHT, Vg. ----------- — - NO. Senkarik Giaaa and Paint Co. 910 Magnolia Ph. FA 8-4822 riOlnUM. CLOTILD NANCY K.MUIIT, tka minor ahlid aamad thar.ln aad yoa ara. esquired to thaw mum why tha .name should aot ha arantad by nervine a copy of your wrlttaa dafaaaaa. It any, apaa Jaaaph M. Muraako. Attarsay far Petutaaar*. P. a Boa SSI, Farn Park. Flarlda, and by flllny Iba,original tharaaf with tha Clark sf Said Court: atharwtaa a deoraa may bo onUred aealnat yoa arantlne tka aald adaption. wiTNEse my baud and nan! af said Casrt .at Bastard. Florida, tbia sib day of June, ISSL (IXAL) Arthur K BMkwIth, Jr. Clark Circuit Court lly: Arts J, Lundqulat Deputy Clark Unrnadnat NOTIC'D TO ArraAR •TATR OW FLORIDA TOl Clotil. Nancy Knleht Addr*.* aad Rasldsaae Unknown ’ Yoa art hereby aotlfl.d that a Blit of Complaint fer etvorna been Iliad again.t you, tad you are required to a«rva a copy or rout- annwer or pleadlny to th* lull of Complaint on tha pialnurr. Attornay Paul C. P.rklna, S1T Waat South StraeL Orlando, Flor­ ida, and flla tha orlflnnl anawar or plaadlna la tha office at tha Clark o( the Circuit Court oa or bsforu July IS, 1S4L If |r«u fall to do to Judam.nt by dafaalt wilt ba tak.n aealnat you for tha ra* Hat daaandad la the Bill of Com­ plaint. DOXB AMD ORDERED at Banford, S.tnlaola County, Florida, thia Uih day of Juna, 111!. (HEAI.) Arthur H. Baekwlth. Jr. Clark o f (ha Circuit Court 31. PSfltlfy • I’ cfa • Lit: • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT — ■ • W -R A W T '-T B R IfB "'1 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS YOUNG laying bane, priced re*- W ILSON - M AIER aoaabla, Alio, atewlng bens, Tie New and Used Furniture each. Todd's poultry Farm, 211 E. Firrt St. FA 2-56U New Upaala Road. FA M M 4 MONTH old Bird deg papa. Davla Welding Shop, New Upseta Rd. FA 2-4299. W A N T ADS BRING FAST RESULTS 32. Flowers •Treee •Skrube QUALITY PLANTS FOR L IU ! COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY W. 20th St. Near Golf Oouna Ph. FA 1-6906 ^ Don’t Miss ★ SANFORD’S ir GREAT * Sale Ends June 30th ) MID-YEAR USED-CAR This W fll B t Your Last Chance CLEARANCE Bn Martha T. Vlbl.n, DC. BITTER BLUE SOD 6e per Mi­ Paul c. P.rklna SIT Waat South Btraat ' lt, Dutch MU Nureerjr, New Orlando, flarlda Upula Kd. Ju*t off 90th s c Pb. Attornay far Ptalntlff FA 9-7197. D.faadaat woTira of suit T*. 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" i-^ r^ w W - . * #/ MS Caa Green Beans 2/43c rg ar Alumni Maart ■ �I H W Y. 17-92 <r S.R. 436 WHERE SHOPPING IS A P L E A S U R E ... ^ P v - I r t, I J j...in * / ■ iW 1 r V^' m V I^ViAk - ■1 /3 M £ Hallite Cooking Utensil Set by Wear-Ever. NstUsi U k»r. Jast r»«UUr st y w m * PnblU. •• a.m. You BMd not be present to win! THURSDAY Borden's B# our. Q u e s t 1 Free Folgers mountain-grown ' . * * . ' A*A -‘ • V • ; t< • ' *f> *' ’. ‘ ' V»: •t ICE CREAM c o ffe e le r v e d o il day Thursday at your new POblix (NEW STORE ON LY) ma Herman Hot Dog t-. f*Tri*-* ■ "> V* V/ >*'• ;v< . * .v " * • -S‘* \ r> > fr L �•A ' > - 7 - ! tz itsjx <<p*y Orange D rink.. 6 f t fknici, Van Camp Star-Kist Tuna € V t< % can Swnf Pickles hara era just a faw pknlc-plaaiara Potatoes fcW i SmmHi at Cheeky Peanut Butter Lemon Juke s r 49* Per M orin! Cat IH t Waxed Paper Milk Bra. N am M instant Coffee mdmtkp' I tDETIftfilNT i' .* 2 0 i [■2 ■ m-aL'^^a ^:;vLPi# OTH# PRUNI JUICE :;T6w liKr'77!— MACARONI 0^ 'HflrjnSi Sjfe!’'‘ aH D %jbl R rak , ijd ' 2 re 4: p3 * *CA|>flp» | HaaA. #1 ■ napy.^^L^p �I * -1 ft# ■ m m *‘ i 9 ••* * • . :.' , -•- * -’ • *' 1 | K ; i x SWIFT’S PREMIUM TENDER-AGED hmnry western boat | IS Ilp ® 1ff' *.J ' 1Ail+L . 7. ■ »“•>. Wiifl i e a k i. . Chuck Steaks Short Ribs . . Ground B e e f. ’ " j!i , 1 lt ‘ ■ Premium U N I Picnic Tract S w if t 's F r a n k s »>• 4 9 * Swift’s Premium Testy Sliced B a k e d H a m • f t :4 9 c Plwuraco Imparted Dcniih C a n n e d H a m s Mb. M S 9 etc psMIx fro m fernIs ft. CcMlccd's Delicious S lic e d Gresn Pssi ^ 4 ftf 69c FruitPies . . . 3 ft!' $1 Jk&SPBSe^S ^ICiSBftBHdBEtt Froien Biscuits . f t 29c Dinners . . . . . . f t 39c jfyUsdkt Jdskl H c^ggggiagBB^ i Orange Juice. 3 f t 79c B e l o g n a ’f t 4 5 * Icrali Mccty fraib Pork S p a r e R ib s • . . ib 4 9 * sep * mm^d J k k rM A M . .. -A. ^ . . 4 ft 89c Jumbo Shrimp. ft $1.79 Mn. Nri*i fs*% Use Fish Sticks----- ’f t 49c D S L I X Brimming Quprt Basket M ARKOV Crisp WssNre Iceberg lettuce 2 hd*29< ■ - . *!L_* * *11-1 • Picole Speelel, Juicy Sua>Kl*» lemons *«•» 29* p lu m s. i** 29* i? N EW STORE O N L Y Bluebird Concentrste m l �l> $ — 1 r --------- :---------- - i______ i I"” ■ 1 *t e :fvV /^ A ?v; jfr J «0 »* '* ->g. '■ .if' * *>V At m E • i &jt % N ew est O f Fam iliar Publix Stores, Spacious P a rk in ? Visitors to the new Publix may register for a free Hallite Cooking utensil set by Wearever and a $200. silver service will be given to tKh customer Ruesaing* closest to the number of cups of coffee served Thurs­ day at the rftore. Winners will not be required to be pre­ sent to get the prizes. Another free feature will be Folgcr’s coffee, served all day at no charge to the customers. A three-day snack special will be sold for only 10 cents—a Herman hot dog and a frosty Coca-Cola. vt'i, v ,. p. J« Mm Tha growth of the Publix supermarket chain con­ tinues this week as the newest of the G9 Publix uijita in Florida openx at Fern Park with a grand opening event Th unday. The gala opening event will begin at 9:30 a- m. in the new market at the intersection of Hwy. 17-92 and SB 4M.-Manager Don Chriatopher announced mime special free, gifta for thoee attending in addition to gome real fo<gl bargains. > »* »« t «|> fM to v i U trsli Page 16—Wed. June 2$, 19% ^ L ots w m 'R h r f! f i- n a n lr c l ft .% h :. . ... i f the moat dramatic tt thee# troa gtories la that ad George Jeakiaa, founder and President el the Pub* lia'super market chain. •The eon of a country storekeep­ er In Georgia, Jenkins landed la Florida with nine dollars In hie peeked and a burning ambition te da worthy things on a hags scale. Prom that ttms, In IMS, he began a career that led him to become one of the most successful and widely-known grocery magnates in the country. At the start, the collapse of the "boom* put him to work for a Winter Karen chain grocery store at |IS.OO a week and a share of the gross. Within a year this young man had increased the store's weekly receipts from IIAOS |o $4,000. This was enough to pro­ mote him to the mansgerahlp of the firm’s biggest store which grossed $7,000 a week, and his sal­ ary increased to $41.00 plus a percentage of ths profits. That was in 1MI8. Two years lat­ er the depression faced him with a big cut in hla Income. It was Uwn that he resigned and began to make new strides toward an impress!ve goal. With only $500 he had eared, he opened his own Store and competed so successfully with his former employer that M soon put him out of business. In the first year after that, Jenkins grossed $110,000 and made $$00 for himself—« phenomenal income In the early IMO's. Openlag tha F"oiv»r»y Stone, alee to Winter Karen, he added another $80,000 to his gross. Be then formod the PubUx Pood Stores Cor­ poration. During the depression he shewed remarkable business acumen In eperntlng the two stone when peo­ ple had little money and ha often ;- $»*u4M4.waig»* Don Christopher Is M anager O f Fern Park Publix m •/ks; * P P -: r ■ . ,-f|. v**i-*t' . • # fWi, v> ){ \ f} •* ' u r i j; j S f ••r•AiiP; !«v:k *V '•** ' V% *' f .'A - i IS I Now try good old-time beer flavor At good old-time prices. Yes. you can buy etas and sixpacks of Original Pabit Blue Ribbon at aspe­ cts! low “get-aeguainted” price. Enjoy the real old-time flavor of this beer tbat*s brewed like the one that woo the Blue Ribbon at the 1893 'World's Fair. It’a even more of a pleasure now. because you'll save money at these special low prices. Pick up a ,% , M -s jfIyr?ntaS^ ' ... ■, v * ' : v t*' . w Vt-' £ \• After closing the m» af ever The Publix firm has also enjoy, ed a great deal of nattoft-wide medSetoranln 11 Vg^toeWI ! -•> .• 1/ . .way aeuntey. , - — m i mw V the ewsediag af the - a.. • .»t•> nl.il' . ' ■ i . -r.T»3Pi'wnn i .n e n . i. ' v** r- y t'. I ,{* H i u f f / ' T S - . i . -l / v i U ." V;'' • ”«^.if •i * *•• ■ ______ | n . . , . * *,* , .. «' . ' *. -A ,*„**! c f.i �. .. . I w Lake Monroe Delegation Urges Grades M ove Oviedo Gets Principal A delegation of Lake Monroe natdenls today urged the County ^Afccbool Board to novo lb* seventh and eighth grade! at the Lake Monroe School to the Sanford Junior High School. The State Survey teaaa recoinmended (he change becauae of the better fadlittea at the Sanford School. However, an May tL a delegetatlon of Lain Monroe residents the board to keep the ta than on the grounds that the “ school would be moving backward.” Tha delegation today, beaded by Mm. Gordon Frederick said the moving of tbo gradoa la a "logi­ cal atop and tbo chlldna will benefit from the move.” Another member of tbo delega. tfon, Mn. J. B. Stapler said that .JJie persons opposed to the move d id n 't even have children in the school and that a vote among parents was close to l-I in favor of the awitch. Supt. of Schools R. T. Milwee asid that If the board approves the move, it would help make a first dess elementary school in that community. Tbo Board assured the delega. ^|on they would consider the mat­ t e r and come up with a decision pending additional study. fa other business, Administra­ tive Assistant Walter Teegue told tho. board that the state will In­ crease Its contributions to the county for the 1961-61 year $322,- Longwood civic nnd business leaders are making plana for an outstammig Fourth of July Celebration and are issuing in­ vitations to everybody in the Seminole County area to join in the festivities. There’* a story about tha event on Page IS and the Longwood business houses have spon­ sored a page advertisement listing the program on Page 12. N ext Astronaut Flight July 16 WASHINGTON (UPI)—Ths National Aeronautics and Spsca Administration said today It tentatively plana to launch another astronaut on a downrange suborbital flight from Cape Canaveral the week of July 16. This will be the second in the aeries—started May 6 with Alan Shepard’s successful ride—leading up to an orbital Hi f t e i e i l M. Teague aaid that 2294.601 ef these funds will go for instruc­ t io n salaries. “ This Is due to the Teacher pay raise ns seed by the 1961 Legislature and le also due 1« the feet that the number ef teacher unite bare Increased lo 42." The board hopes to start work on the budget July U. The board also confirmed the appointment' of Clydn Holder e« principal of • the Oviedo School ./• n d appointed * six. additional Teachers: ~Fahl Geliys Dare*, Sanford Grammar; Mrs. Mary Jana Dairen, Lake Monroe; John David Stone, Seminole High; JaeOutline Haley: Sanford Junior High; Mrs. Beverly Regelmae, South Seminole end Rupert Hen­ ry Jenkins, Lyman, The board also agreed le chance the name of the Hooper Academy gib Hooper Elementary School end Grooms Academy le Crooms High 450 Road Deaths Predicted For 4th ■ , , - ,' i MACK CLEVELAND JR. had been elected by the Civil Service employes of the city to represent them on the Civil Service board to serve another two year term. Cleveland has been on the board since 1954. Two merhbera of the board 'are elected by the employes j wnd t^b pflTwrAS^niJpoint* Progress Reported In Shipping Strike NEW YORK (UPI)—President Kennedy's maritime' firt (laden reported enough progress today In mediating the nationwide ship tie-up to consider asking tor more time to work out a settlement. David L. Cole, chairman ef the TafLHartiey Inquiry board, said U enough progress is msde Hn mediation talks by mid-afternoon, “ W* will ask the president for more time to continue our pro­ ceedings-” Such a request might delay Ken­ nedy’s request tor a federal court injunction to send the 75,000 strik­ ing seamen back to work for an KMtay cooling off period. The board !a under orders from Kenedy to find out by Friday if possible, whether the strike la a threat to tba nation's health and safety. • CHICAGO (UPD-The National Safety Council has estimated 4*0 pereons may die on the nation’s highways over the four • day Pourife of July weekend. Aa additional 29,000 persona could undergo disabling injuries ever the 102-hour holiday period from Friday at i p. m. through midnight Tuesday, July 4. jr.Trafflc fatalities could run 2* per eeet higher “ thea ever a comparable non-holiday period,” elnce nearly all the nation's T4 million ears wilt be used, travel­ ing a total of 10 billion miles. This year’s estimate exceeds the toll ef 426 traffic deaths to the last four-day Fourth of July period MIAMI BEACH (UPI) —Weetbla 12ST, but falls abort of the 491 death record in 1950 for a com ermeo hope to have some help from space In spottiag hurricanes t r e b l e holiday. this Mason, Lester F. Hubert of the UJ. Weather Bureau’! Meteorological Satellite Laboratory la Washing­ ton told hurricane experts Wed­ nesday a Tiros UI weather satel­ lite should be to orbit “ within the neat month to six weeks.” Capt. Joe Tully, who took over He said tha satellite, to be ommand of Heavy Attack launched from Cape Canaveral, One Tuesday waa welcomed will carry cameras and “ should to Sanford today by tha Cof­ be able to dtacover every atom fee Club. In the world la its early, forma­ . Capt Tully, In a brief talk, said tive stages.” h« waa glad to be back and amHubert spoke at a session of tha r yhfTl*~l the Importance of the ucoM annual technical conferen­ seataaunity working together with ce on hurricanes, sponsored by tba American Metoorolegleal So­ the Navy. About M persona attended the ciety, About 200 acieatls s sad ting at tha. Chamber of Corn- weather specialists are attending the conference. Building. Weathermen Hope For Space Help Coffee Clubbers Welcome Tully Bridge Open reported today that County Engineer Carlton Corners is open to Upeals Bridge aouth of “ public. The bridge waa repaired l o t week at a coat of gg,000. Bliu aald that the old timber* were removed and ftpiaead with reinforced concrete. flight later this year or early neyt year. Tha name of the aetronaut for the next Project Mercury - .de hee not yet been released. It ie expected to be Marine Col, John Glenn, Shepard's “ backup” on tba May 6 flight. Aetronaut Virgil Grissom prob­ ably will make the third flight. Shepard, Glenn nnd Griteom were the three men chotan from the original eeven to make the first Mercury texts. NASA originally had planned to launch the itcond Red»tone rocket Sod capiula six week* aft­ er Shepard's flight. It wae de­ layed becauee of changes being made in the capsule aa the result of Shepard’s recommendations. The next astronaut Is expected to have fewer tasks to perform during the 16-mlnuta ride, nnd more time for observation. More Than 11,000 Heralds Delivered Today! Sty? ^anforb Ifmtlii WEATHER: Cloudy through Friday. High today, 87-92. Low tonight, 67-73. VOL. 53 United Preen Leased Wire THURSDAY, JUNE 29. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 224 Kennedy Calls Security Counfil To Consider Berlin Bed Threat WASHINGTON (UPI) — Pro.!dent Kennedy called in thf Na­ tional Security Council today to consider possible military and economic slope to meet the In­ creased .Soviet threat to Berlin. The White House meeting at 4:30 pan. followed administration warning* that tho American public must prepare for the possibility of stern measures to meet ■ situation which could trigger a third world war. No early decision on specific move* whs expected. Kennedy nnd hie advisers first must consider n wide range of potential steps to counter any conceivable Commu­ nist military move or pressure play against the Red-encirclsd Al­ lied forces in West Berlin. Former Secretary of State Dean Acheron Is in charge of pulling together recommendations from the various presidential military and diplomatic advisers. Kennedy News Briefs Under Study WINTER HAVEN (U P I)-A gricultuft Commissioner Duyle Conner had under study today the admission by General Juices Cor­ poration that they violated ths Florida Citrus Code by using addi­ tives in juices. Eichmann Unloads Slaughter Blame protestations ef fniwcvdce. uol ed nil the blame en his Mg U m Nasi bosses today for driving tone CECIL AY TUCKER II, of thousand* of Jewa to slaughter, Bemfnolg County agricul­ It was the big bosses whe wet* tural agent) has received a responsible-for everything, Ekh- 1260 Dow Study Tour mann told tho' Jywlsh court frying Beholurshlp'to take part in him for the murder of *U million • three-week educational Jews. lour for county Extension However, be denied Indignantly workers, announces Dr. M. he ever would have criticised 0. Watkins, director of tha these same bosses to treat ef for­ Florida Agricultural Exteneigners. aion Service. The agent will “I wouldn't have entertained the represent Florida among thought ef criticising my super­ tha 12 men selected to go iors before foreigner*,” he Instated on tho Southern Region to the court, Study Tour, one of four Eichmann, gray-facod from hie toura offered in the nation­ long stay in prison, but looking a wide program sponsored by iittlo less weary than Wednesday, the Dow Chemical Com­ testified under oath for the eighth pany. Tucker waa chosen consecutive day. for hie efforts in promoting Throe times be waa slapped Extension S e r v i c e pro­ down hard by Presiding Justice grams and for hia interest Moiaho Landau for “ making In professional improve­ speeches.” ment, Dr. Watkins said. Eichmann denied flatly anything to do with running tho death camps, though tho Israeli prosecution chargee that M v s r s l of them, Including the vast ei» termination factory at Auachwtta, whore t l million Jewa killed, came under Me direct or­ ders, “I played no role whatsoever la MIAMI (UPI)—A mysterious them. I had no functlusu _aad exp toeion rocked Um Teamsters authority la them,” hi Union hall late Wrdnesday night, police said, shattering windows in the building. There won no report# of casualties. The bomb squad, police end firemen were called out to inves­ ST. LOUIS. Mo. (UPI)—Twenty tigate tho incident. eight persona remained keep!tal­ An investigating officer aaid lied today with after effects ef there waa **a funny residue and chlorine gae that lacked out ef a tank and overcame 1M persons small in tbo air.” He said no Wednesday at 9 swim motive or explanation for tho mlng pool. •iploeioa his boon uncovered. There were a* deaths, sltheuefc Tho Teamsters Union convention authorities m !4 a yonth fused medical treatment sad u s is scheduled to start Monday at sway bad symptoms indicating ■ Miami Beach and Union President “ very dangerous stage of chlerine James Hoffs already has arrived poisoning." in town for the meeting, The boy still was btlng The liquified gsa leaksgs, which Wednesday, Hoffa appeared con­ fidant that he would easily win routed about iso persons from the pool, was blamed on a cylinder re-election as president of the big explosion resulting frost hast and taker organisation. Ue said recent investigation by the PBI was an structural weakness, pallet ' People were grabbiag up their attempt to smear bin. kids and running,” Diana Sstoerl, “ They are trying to dig up tome 16, asid. “ I fait woosy and my little scandal, no matter how email,” Hoffa said. throat was sore.” , Robert Bucbel, whe was treated Hoffa alee charged a Justice st a hospital, cold D e p a r t m e n t Investigation ef CL was f'ous- nmatera activities to the Miami balhlag sad the gas suddenly got ■res was slated at “revenge” and to him. Ha didn’t collapse but ha bis defeat in hie bid for re-elecwae very siebt" Explosion Rocks Teamster Hall 28 Fume Victims Still In Hospital Established 1908 faces a two-fold task in tha com­ ing wssks: —To convince Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, by both words and actions, that the Western All lies nr* unihnk*ebl* In thalr de­ termination to stay In Berlin, will defend their position by military might and cannot be split by Sov­ iet pressure tactics. —To awaken the American pub­ lic to the grave peril Involved in ★ ★ preparations and canvassing meas­ ures to bolster the economy. U. S. officials said they saw no softening of Khrushchev's position in his announcement Wednesday that his threatened peace treaty with East Gsrmany would guar­ antee access to Wait Berlin. , They pointed out that Khrush­ chev still Insists that the Allies would hav* to deal with East Germany, which the Wait has re­ fused to do. the new East-West clash In Europs and to tha possible necessity of distasteful homefront measures to prepare for any eventuality. Kennedy emphasised at his news conference Wednesday that he had coma to no final conclusions. But officials said home-front suggestions being advanced In­ cluded ths calling of soma Notion­ al Guard reserve unite, Increasing the draft, stepping up civil defenss ★ ★ ★ ★ Nikita Sounds New Scare GENEVA (UPI) Soviet Fro­ mese have bean playing an im­ ntier Nikita Khrushchev has portant part in tha troubles in sounded a rolled threat on Vist Laos, United States officials attending Nam that spells fn*h dangers for ths unsasy peace in southeast tha 14-natJon conforonco recently reported that at least 1,000 Com­ Asia. In Moscow Wednesday, Khrush­ munist North Vlotnamoso wen Move H ailed. chev said by was confident that known to be In action alongside WASHINGTON (Ul'l) — Con­ the elruggle/of the Vietnamese for tho Red-orionted I'sthst Lae reb­ gressional atomic experts who the reunification of their els. hav. tmen “ rglng rojumption of wiu'Vbd’ Tn M l vtete*y7 Arms eupgllss <9 the Pathet fclM. h s M j This,wae Woken bp>*«me njN*rv-1 oft U e force?rtasro been timing from PfmfttenC :Kanwqly e announce­ era to moan Khrushchov bitched bid ( North Viet Nam, and continue to ment that a scientific pane] would the Communist North Vietnamese be supplied from there. check on whether Russia hai con* regime's plan to “ reunite” the di­ U. B. Secretary of Stela Dean ducted secret tests. vided nation by ousting tha West- Kuik recently spotlighted the em-backed South Vietnamese gov­ grave situation In South Viet Bill Signing j ernment of Ng* Dinh Diem fay Nam. He disclosed that acconllng WASHINGTON (UPI) — Preal- lore*. to recent information Communist dent Kennedy ta expected to sign Tho Communist North Vietna­ •gents and guerrilla* operating in tote law quickly a |9<6 billion catch-all housing bill carrying fundi to dear slums, ease home buying and build college dormi­ tories. Democrats in both the Sen­ ate and House Wednesday over­ rode last-ditch Republican opposi­ tion to glvn final approval to the measure worked eut to a confer­ ence committee. CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) — U. S. A.”—into a g anorally cir­ Tho United States today orbited cular orbit estimated at MO mllss Crashing The Gate HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Elis- Um first satellite powered by n abuvs earth. abeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher nuclear battery in an historie The launching marked two atop* Into the future for the U. 8. space threw a poet-midnight part/ today "throe-for-one” rocket shot that program: for Russia's visiting Moiscysv dancs troupe and actor Lawrence heralded n new era in the con­ —Marriage of the power « f the Tierney wae arrested when he quest of space. atom to orbiting spacecraft, Nu­ tried to crash ths gate. Nearly 100 Tho *atw moonlit, a 16-sided clear generators an lightweight of the visiting Raaelsne were package named Transit* IV-A, end long-lived, and will be uaad wined and dined at a night rlub-re* beepod out signals to lest an all- to provide electricity for commu­ Uurant that featured jaea by such nications, navigation and military celebrities aa Tony Curtis, Janet weather system for global navi* satellites that will have to remain Leigh, Mel Ferrer, and Lauience gallon. Two of its four radio in operation for ysara. Harvey at P. J.'s Nitery “ voice*” received electric power —Proof that multiple satellites from s grapefruit-sliod generator can be launched successfully With Opposition using a radioactive Isotope ss a single rocket. For fuU-aealo OKLANDO (Ul'l)—A marketing "space station” networks suck as older lor Florida celery proposed fuel. for communications purby Agriculture Commissioner Doythe Initial cost wilt ite Usla Conner ran tote opposition dur­ ★ ★ ★ by tha use of one booster ing a public hearing Wednesday. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The to orbit several aitellltea in me Opponents said the proposal wuuid Navy aaid today Ite hiatori* crack. 1reels out small farmers by keep- thrw-ln-on* space shot had There hav* been no Indications Ing them from expanding their achieved an “excellent” orbit. It that Russia has atttmpted oithsr base production of celery. Conner exported lu navigation satellite a multiple aatelliU launching or said he rouhr decide later whether to become “ the first operational the use of nuclear power for elec­ to call a referendum on the pro­ span system to the world.” tricity in payloadi, posed order. The final decision le .Tho launching went smoothly. up to tha celery growers and About 2M hour* after tho SO-foot ★ ★ ★ handlers. Near Transit IV-A, two other snub-nosed rocket blasted Into tho artificial satellitea, Grab 111 and sky, ths Defense Department an­ Injun, whirled around earth to nounced tbo satellitea had gone collect radiation Information that into orbit. Further information was with­ will be useful In plotting trips into held until data from tracking sta­ space by man himself. BOSTON (UPI) A revolt tions around the world oouid bo sgsiaet tha blue leva today bsd A single thunderous etroks by analysed, a two-stage Thor-Able-Star rocket threatened to become one of tba However, sources said all three biggest political battles la Mass­ tired at 12:23 a. m. EOT awept •stellites wor* beaming signals the throe satellite* and an empty back to earth Uuring the early achusetts history. The controversy. touched off by upper stage—1,622 pounds of hours, and that ths nuclear pack­ tho U. S, Supreme Court docUlan equipment stamped “ made in age “ appeared to be working upholding tho ancient etatutoi. dandy.” some of which are older then the Injun, a 40-pound cylinder, was court Itself, hex eat policemen dsalgned to pick up dais lied in­ ■gainst policemen, alarmfd Mer­ formation concerning high-inten­ chant! tad confused the slate's Judiciary, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. sity hands-of radiation known as A committee of tbo Greater Bos­ WUliam C. Cramer, (R-fto.). tho “ Van Allen baits" around ton Real Estate Hoard setimsted urged Wednesday that tb* federal earth. Thee* belts pose potentially that rigid enforcement of the laws government keep n closer welch serious problems to spare travel­ over the July Fourth weekend will os Florida’* public roads pro­ er* venturing toward tha aiooa and pinnate. coat real ■state aeletawa sad .As­ jects. sort ana march i eta st toast 21* Cramer asked the Bursa* of Grab la a M-peaad apbera to Public Roads for specific lafoms* measure radiation earning mlUloa. The laws forbid most shops to tints on the proposed rerouting ef tho eus — aloe a sever* operate oa Sunday ar llm holiday, interstate Highway 71 is Florid*. for maa-loto-epaco programs. U .S . Orbits Satellite W ith Nuclear Battery Blue Low Becomes Political Issue Federal Watch On Roads Asked South Viet Nam have Increased from 8,000 to over 12,000 la tha past two years. The United States earlier thla wrek charged Rad China at tha Geneva eonferonca with seeking to promote a Communist Viol Nam engineered^ take-over of Laos, aa a majur'atep of tho Pei­ ping regime towards gaining a gateway to sqythhaak Asia. New Disarmament Agency Urged By President WASHINGTON (UPI) — Frostdent Ksnntdy asked Congress to­ day to ostabUsh a now disarma­ ment agency which would expand and strengthen Americas off orto Is that Hold. Ho sent tho House and Btaeta n proposed measure which wmld follow some lines of “ peace agency” bills sponsored by Ben. Hubert U. Humphrey, (D-Minm,) and other lawmakers. But administration officials em­ phasised that tha lagteiatlon’a fo­ cus would bo on practical mat­ ters effecting abandonment of ayclear and other arms, rather than on general “ peace” research. la setting up a “ United States disarmament m'ency for world peace and p a r ity ” the admlnls* tration bill would: Giro tha agency independent status, with Its director acting as principal adviser to tba President oa disarmament matters,' roepoasIbt# only to ths chief executive and ths secretary of state. President Signs Highway Measure WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ dent Kennedy signed the highway* bill Into law today. Approved by Congrosa three days ago, th* legislation Is de­ signed to ks*p the intmtete highway system os s pay-as-yougo bails until Its scheduled com­ pletion la 1»TS. Tha bill raises the Usee an tha trucker* sad (Ins sad cancel# a scheduled cut la gasoline taxes, so that ths highway plea aaa be financed. Tho measure also provides for of federal payments to states which esariy tha billboards along tho 41AOO mil* asPfrhigViwsy system. Bridge Classified ... Comics Dear Editorial ...... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 28, 1961 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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L' U SKW •-.?*" v.W‘.iv.Tjr.v , ________ BliWWiiBt__ vti ■/- »*« -.ItePP -v*1—.-My*. , . - ’i w i s . t f f i i 1 >.. 'ty r . • • '. v ’ ; ■. • ... • -vr*. v; *• . • ?,*' : f- . • 1 . i • • .r. --wyasasrvmVnfAfp^rae-wpriri ________ P«fO lM C flj. J a a a tf , 1H1 Washington Taking On Continental Air ■y HOC WEST WASHINGTON (UPl) - In the eyes of Europeans, and many American sophisticates, Washing­ ton is n rather provincial city, lacking In old world grace and charm. A law yean ago, this may have boon a valid observation, but net any. more. For one reason or an­ other, the U. S. capital la rapidly developing a cosmopolitan, conti­ nental air. For Instance, when you cross a street here nowadays you gel a nostalgic fasting that aay mo­ ment yon might he ran over by some clown in a sports car. It used to be that an American pedestrian had to go to Paris to get hit by a (ports car.' Thai shows bow far wa have coma in shucking off our bumpkinlsh ways. It's true that the tail drivers here haven't yet perfected the rhythmic bonking technique that mkkea motoring In the French capital inch a stimulating exper­ ience. Bat they are teaming fait. I notice at I wheat about (ha city that the cabbtei are begin* ntng to honk at me when my quaint old aedan italla in the mid* die of the atrect. Time y ai when they limply would have given me a puifc. That a)so is a sign that we are ealchihg op the Parisians in lead­ ing the good life. But what really Impressed me with our progress Jn acquiring el vie poise and elan was a public hearing I attended on a proposal before the District of Colombia Board of Commissioners to per­ mit sidewalk cafes In Washing­ ton. Amigos, If this one paseea, we are in. With sidewalk cafes, Washington would become the most sophisticated metropolli cast of Culpepper, Va. The first • applicant for a side­ walk cafe license Is the owner of a restaurant which fronts on Pennaylrania Avenue about two blocks tram the White Hcuee. It is his notion that tourists, shoppers and commuters woulfB enjoy sipping their Metncal at an outdoor'table, overlooking a traf­ fic Jam. This location baa the added ad­ vantage of being next door to a parking garage. Thus there would be a ready source of supply for mashed potatoes garnished with carbon monoxide. FRESH DRESSED & DRAWN FIA. CRADE "A" CR GA GOVT INSPECTED FRYER on. LEGS « BREASTS G THE PUNCH LINE of ■ Till Tales Contest appeared In this form nt San­ ford Grammar School last Wednesday where summer recreation sessions are being conducted each weekday morning. Director Virgil Duffel) report­ ed that dean Carter and Lamar Oxford came up with the contest winning .'stories. (Herald Photo) Blue Ribbon Quality Controlled 5 Oviedo Students Bid Grammar School 'Aloha' To Classmates ’*- Vtrgfl Duffell, director of recreation activities now mulerwsy i t Sanford Grammar School, said today that all youngsters, from those who will enter the Bret grade la September to these wbe era In the sixth grade, are Invited to Join the dally sessions. isssteaa open each day at 0:N a. m. sad last until ll:M a. m. Tbs summer program Includes e variety of athletic contests, games, group sad individual, and e complete curriculum of aria and srafte work. Also, ss aa extra activity about three times weekly* Duffall said such events as trea­ sure hunts, wiener route, sack htnebei, tall tales contests and a host of other entertalnmeata are scheduled ter the children's on^Working with* buf tell am Mrs. Ann Ismuala and Tnvy Chrtetanera. i Whipped evaporated milk does• ’(.keep its thick consistency at well ae whipped cream. So if it has to (tend awhile, follow this procedural Scald the milk end add H teaspoon of gelatin soaked in > teaspoons of eold water to each l h cups of milk. Chill thoroughly end whip. ' By MARIAN R. JONES Oviedo's Junior High Eighth O m ten bid “Aloha" to their classmates at a danea In tha school cafetorium transformed to n beautiful Hawaiian Isle forth* location. A triple-tiered fountain wee sur­ rounded with potted palme, water liltee, potted tropical plants and numerous conch sheila, placed advantageously about the room, added to the decor. . Overhead were laatecua and baP loans and each table waa overlaid with a white cloth and waa eontend with green and pii£ candles. Tha refreshment table w u Steak Dinner centered with a howl of tragical fruit flanked by glewlag red Up­ on. Miniature bottles of cologne and combe wen favors and aaeh boy and girl attending received • record. Additional gifts won given to those getting lucky num­ ber* from the overhead balloons which worn retea sod Instantan­ eously nt a given signal and ecusad much merriment u the scram­ ble get underway ter their capturn. ; Homeroom teacher* of th* seventh and eighth grades wa bonorqd guests for tha avast Jar which Mrii Jen I. Beasley Jra* general chairmen and assistants were Mrs. Theodore Aells Jr„ Mrs. Mm Courier, Mrs. James Partin and Mrs. Weatey V. terra- Tbs “bring your own steak" meeting scheduled by the Pilot Club at the home of Mrs. Raymond Ball, la Lake Mary* has base postponed. Instead the group will meet >V the horn* of Mrs. George Ada*, 4J* Summerlin Av*., Tuesday at liM p.m. A piedte supper will be ■•rved In the garden by Mrs. Stine and co-hostesssa Mrs. B. I . Chapm u and Mrs. Sue Stevenson. B b® 8 » 8 M B r CH ECK THESE VALUES IT UNTO : GKHT OVER I f YBARB el Pint and Palmetto ■ (Along Side Fete Offtee) SANFORD, FURNITURE H OZ CANS m nems CHICKEN OF THE StA CRON LABEL TUNA FISH 2 j b i 6 > n m W ill DM 11 V K U A H JS BABY UMAS • OAEEN MAS M1XH> VEGETABLES • CUT COEN < •at OAUumrows werotu. iu t w f f u w el m Mw-ptlea t*U, TavndvfbifU-iiHaSfed wssaoct,ssS sew A tf*i>d If Sws evw was seat LADY FAIR PlA!N-CINNAMON-POUtt¥ttD w o* U M I T - G W ITH W P O ftO B A i f ■ a- a* SeirUadw sat la 7*ar fclriarf. MACAROON CUPCAKESS329* Tfcoreh a fresher Yet fruits & Vegetables! huendinOer.oP • buybuEcmr sour w * In our it* * -y VT ,, 3E ■=y r* r . V A,* % \ A . »- • �■^v*. M a&'Vr 8T' ~ ••• —■V ! it J A Eli? #mtfrirb Ifm tlft j. ix WEATHER: Cloudy through Wednesday. High today, 88-94. Low tonight, 70-75. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, JUNE 27. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA VOL. 53 ★ " ★ ★ A. M. Special Tf Tee m s park free end etvrekanta ere offering special a te Iteme Wedneedey morning ia the downtown Sanford shopping dis­ trict. Cheek Page IS of today's Herald for obme of the bergalne which will bo ovallaMo. i - ^ ■ '^ V 'v T O • - i " h i * w3 *jUnMaJ j . ■"‘A fM iy jfy.jW v MNtomRy ! “§**??* *w -* f „b< H Ju>1 i»' V• *.o' ■ ify j *’ ' /* , is k 4 \ Mm- ft " J it» ST'- ** *v. jb is ^ CAPT, MBS. EDWARDS opened gifts from the armed forces committee of the Chamber of Commerce Monday as one highlight of the farewell luncheon for the departing skipper of Heavy Attack Wing One. I 1 THE CITY OP SANFORD offered one of the resolutions commending Capt. Edwards for his efforts in continuing “tho excellent relations be­ tween Navy personnel and civilian population." Mayor Joe Baker read the citation, which was of several given Edwards. • ' J NEW YORK (UP!) - Federal factfinders step Into the national maritime walkout today, opening bearings that eould produce n Teft-Hartiey Injunction forcing an-gry seaman to untla strike-idled •ehlpo for at least SO days. Tha three-member panel Presi­ dent Kennedy appointed voder the Taft-Hartley Act Vo sift facta in the strike of 73,000 teamen astern* bled la New York preparatory to beginning bearing! this afternoon. Kennedy aaked the panel to re­ port te him by Trlday on issues J * the dispute and alatua of atte m p ts to aettla the’ 12-day walk­ out which the President said hai reached the etage of endangering national haalth and safely. Once the report la In, the Presi­ dent U expected \o order Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy to seek s federal court injunction ordering strikers beck to work for sa SO-day cooling off period during w hich • negotiated settlement ^vould be sought. Although * union lenders were unanimous ' Is denouncing Ken­ nedy's invoking the Tafl-Hartley Act. there was no indication they would attempt to thwart the fact­ finders mission by defytag the executlvs order setting up tbs panel . . s a l ordering the barings. But several unions have threat­ e n e d to fight any injunction all Hhe way to the Supreme Court. |ph E. Casey, president ef American Merchant Marine _____ fAMMI), the largest ohfpawwn' group, promised that managament would give “full co­ te the factfinders. ■ *- ★ • Tax Equalization Hearing Seen By August 15 M g O H fc U **!« mm® ttfe.', JB*lker also sue seed Jo bar let let that if the board of equillaatjita bearing la held Aug. It will be possible to get ook » tbe tax collector by the book November 1 for regular eollectlon." Study Of Stock Market Law Asked WASHINGTON (UPI)-Chair­ man William L. Cary of the Se­ * wSV curities and Exchange Commission IJv ‘Tit. 1 >1 * , % urged Congress today to approve LwjEMtlBip tv**■'>** a <760,000 study of tbe nation's stock markets to d e t e r m i n e whether the mice and Igwa gov­ erning sales are adequate. i Cary, citing the tremendoue In­ crease In ehsrabolders and trading yf. volume during the lait few years, . said "tbs possibility exists that l - - V r ir W these factore may have ltd to questionable merchandising tech­ Cm v-vSb BHWLv niques." 111! 8EC chairman said e "thor­ ough study of the over-the-counter A SURPRISE PRESENTATION was made to Cdr. Jack market . and > ef the exchangee Langford, Hatwing One operations officer, when James would be deoirebU at this time." Wright, president of the Central Fla. Chapter, Navy mm w .trffima * tm w& M m League, gave him a citation for hia “outstanding con­ tribution to ths understanding of the American way of life." (Herald Photos) New Oral Polio Vaccine Hailed As Cure By AM A NEW YORK (UPI) — Tbe American Medical Association drug council reported today that the mw Sabin oral polie vaccine “prom ts an opportunity to elim­ inate poliomyelitis as a signifi­ cant public health problem." U urged physicians to take tbe lead is sparking m an commun­ ity vaccination when tbe new ? vaccines become available. How­ . A delegation ef eitiaen* from ever,. until that time doctors encourage the widest pos­ today presented the County Commission with a petition sible use ef tbe ta lk . vaccine, It ftttf tbs “deplorable conditions" of Lake Mills Rd. sad urged the ‘iBe Sabin vaccine ia swallowed. Musty to fix the road "immed- Tbe Salk vaccine is injected. It has been in use since US3. Re­ % lely." IBs petition, signed by Vf per- porting to the policy-tasking song. filed the "hasardooa eondl- boose of delegatee of the AMA, H w tlena sf (he read sod the menace tbe council on drop pointed out: ‘“ Since Salk vaccine generally Is Ms sad property." District 4 Commissioner Vernon fade to protect against alimen­ Di m assured the delegation that tary infection with wild polioMills Ed. Is ia hie road budget virus, the immunised individual and wtB be improved ia the aaar css become a temporary abedder future or, aa soon aa funds are of polio virus." Thus, while protected against ^Tillable. Xhuluota Road Repairs Urged ‘ ★ Tax Aiaeisor Mary Earle Walker Informed the county commlnlonera today that they could plan oa holding the board of equalisation hearing Aug. IS af­ ter she aaked for a 30-day extrnaioo on preparation of the 1041 tax roll. The board, by a 4-1 majority, voted for granting the extension despite protests from District I Commissioner John Fltapatrick that the budget appropriation! for the next fiscal year would be de­ layed. In a two-page lettar to the commission, Mrs. Walker laid that "U ia Impossible to give you an estimate on tbe INI tax roll. 1 baarby request a 30-day exten­ sion from the Flret ef July to complete tbe preliminary work which la necessary to present the required estimate." Fltapatrick asked the board to table eclion on granting the ex­ tension pending study but tbe board agreed to go along after chairman J. C. Hutchison said Mrs. Walker had inured him she would only need 30 additional days. Fltapatrick said that one of hia campaign promises waa to put the county on a good sound business basis. !|f>; MH 'Af.-e'1 js i fV J i 'j l tJJrj!(^tSN^RVfWtWaVrw'ANN «<fWlNBr* ★ paralylhie polio, those inoculat ed with tbe Salk vaccine could peas it on to other*, the report indicated. Tbe new oral vaccines "render tbe Intealinel tract relatively re­ silient to reinfection with the same type of virus," the report ■aid. "Moreover, the persieteaee of immunity induced by tbe oral vaccines may be of much loogar duration than la the ease with Salk viccIm : and, is fact, tbs persistence of immunity may con. cclvably approach that induced by natural infaction ia type, de­ gree, and duration." Plane Skids In MIAMI (UPI) — A Portuguese military plane with fivs man aboard belly-landed on a cushion of f a n Monday si Miami Inter­ ns tiee* I Airport after gear failure. No qm was hurt. Ashby Fire Tower Back In Operation Tbe Ashby Fire Tower, located on Farmlngtoa Rd. about alx miles northeast of Osteea, Is re­ paired and back in operation to­ day after toeing its radio unit and watar heater when lightning hit Urn tower during n Ihuoda storm Friday. Ranger Raymond Pell, who bad descended from tbe tower 'only momenta before the bolt struck, a abort while later waa called from hi# homo to Oaten to ex­ tinguish • biasing tree also kit by lightning. Tractor Bargain Talks M a y Resume KEY WEST (UPI) - Premier Fidel Caattw’e "prisoner commis­ sion" hoped to bear today wheth­ er there to any prospect of re­ viving hia moribund prlsooera-tortractor# deal. John Hooker, executive secre­ tary of the fund-raising commit­ tee that disbanded when Castro began boosting hia ransom de­ mands, may return from Miami today with the word oa whether it will resume its activities. U Immigration officials de­ nied Monday night that the doctttoo an farther negotiations rests with President Kennedy. 8. Herlong Urges Cuba Action . Congressman Syd Herlong a i l ­ ed; Monday for positive U. S. ac­ tion In Cube and said America should put humanitarian research ahead of the rare in space. Departing from his prepared speech at a luncheon honoring out­ going Heavy Attack Wing One Bulletin lha Mato R ad Department today aeoptod l o tow bM ef Baa Marco Construction Co. of M. Augustine for the widening of W. First M. to the new lateratato Hwy. 4. Tbe Ban Marco bid waa Met,04 and Included tovaltog, grading, paving tad mm concrete box cnivert on tho 3.T toilet of SR ta, the exten­ sion of W. Firet M. from French Art. to tfi* oew interstate highway. News Briefs Jets Collide CHARLOTTSVILLE, Va. (UPI) —Two Air Force jets collided and plunged to earth from an altituda of 37,000 feet Monday, One of the pilots waa unable to eject from bis plane and was killed. Succeeds Daniel TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gert If. W. Schmidt, a Jacksonville tractor dealer, will succeed J. J. Daniel of Jacksonville July 1 aa a member of tbe Slate Board of Control. commander, Capt. F. G. Edwards, Herlong aid, “we must stop pus­ sy-footing around In Cuba. We know that the Cuban* have n Com­ munist government end it Just won’t pay to make any deala with that kind of governmotit for treetore or anything alsa. New Boss JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Rear Adm. Joseph M, Carton was ex­ pected to arrive in Jacksonville today to take over as commander of Fleet Air Jacksonville snd Commander of Naval Air Bases, Sixth Naval District. Carson, far­ mer commander of Naval forces in the Philippines, replaces Rear Adm. Kennoth Craig, who retired May 31, * Saratoga At Mayport JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Tbe Navy aupercarrier USS Saratoga docked Monday at Mayport Naval Station, where it will remain unlit it embark* on a shakedown cruise and rcfrtihsr training exercise July I. Tbs Saratoga arrived from Norfolk Naval Shipyard where it underwent three months of repair work. Tb* carrier waa damaged In January neat’ Athens, Greece, by a flash fire that killed seven men and Injured 33 others. DynaIronies Sets July 13 Meeting For Stockholders The flret annual meeting of the stockholders of DjmatrOnlre, Inc., has been scheduled July IS In Or­ lando, according to Parker Paint­ er Jr* president of tho corpora­ tion. Rix directors of tba corporation will b* elected at tbe stockhold­ er'! meotiag, and financial auto­ m ata for the past fiscal yaar ellstributod. Painter win dlaeust the past and jfuture growth of the corporation 4 The corporation, which offered public it*k for Vba first time earlier this year, to hutrumenU! in re i Marsh, development and manufacturing, in support of the nation* mlssii# snd speck rffoiu. Established in Central Florida la 1097, tbs firm now employs in ■gees* of 100 person* and re­ cently opened a Pacific Division in Van Nuys, Calif, Plea Agdinst Rider Arrest Is Denied JACKSON, Mis#. (UP1)-A fedoral Judge today denied a plea which challenged the constitution •lliy of Mississippi'* arrests of “Freedom Rider*." District Judge Sidney Mis* of Bitoil, Mile* said U would be improper tor him to gran a writ t i habeas oorpua gafit the matter (a takes through tlto Mississippi atata courts. sure enough, we fbftow ft wp with our Intentions. “Why can't wa say, 'let the Rads shoot a man into spare,' we are going to try and euro cancer 1" "Wa should work for the good of ths entire f r a world end taka tho first step In tho humanity rare," Herlong said. City To Negotiate On Plans ForSewageTreatment Plant City Commissioners Monday night agreed to negotiate with tho engineers Clark, Daly and Dicta and Leffler and Bush to plan and design a sewage treat­ ment plant tor Sanford and agreed to build a plant “aa toon as it la feasible." City Manager W. E. Knowles tokl the commission that tho city's fiscal agent Loomle Lady, will meet to special session with the board next Monday to discuss method* of financing auch a plant. All five city commissioners agreed Monday that Sanford's growth will be stifled • by not having a sewage treatment plant. The commission already had dis­ cussed Investigation of tho coats Khrushchev Hints Daily Flights > MIAMI (UPI, — Pan American Deadline Extension World Alrwaya resumed daily flights between Miami and Ha­ vana today. Two round trip flights will be run today and Wednesday, Pan American said, with one round trip flight oach day Ubginnlng^hdredfPM-. Acrv » TV* moat move In on Cuba and ■hoar signs of strength in Latin America," Herlong said. Herlong alto said ha waa t^red of U. &. competition In the space race, “We're like little boys-the Rueatana announce a moon shot and, BERLIN (UPI) - Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita S. Khrushchev dropped another hint Monday night that hd might extend hia deadline for signing a peace treaty, with East Germany. In a telegram to East German chief of stale Waller Uibricht, Khrushchev sa|d the Commu nlst nations would “do their ut most te sign one by the end of this year." West Berllnar* noted today that this fell abort of saying flatly ft would be an accomplished fact by Jan. 1. Communist diplomats In varloui capitals of lha world have "leak­ ing" to Western correspondents (ho Information that Moscow wuuld like to negotiate with the West over the status of Berlin and Urn division of Germany. This la known In tlw world of diplomacy aa tbe “trial balloon" —to see how the opposition re­ acts. The West still la talking over Its strategy. ,Th* West would be wary of en­ tering another negotiating session with tba Communists in tho light of recent Russian performances In tho conferencei on nuclear weap­ ons and Laos. A IMS Big Four foreign minis­ ters conference in Geneva came to naught on Gw issue of Borlln. Khrushchev's telegram, thank­ ing tho East Germans tor- their good wlthee on the 30th anniver­ sary last week of the Natl Inva­ sion of Russia, bristled with the usual epietheta against West Ger­ many and Chancellor Kbnrad Ade­ nauer. He a id the Bonn government was planning a new war la con­ spiracy with NATO and the en­ tire Soviet bloc was "obligated to fight for the maintenance of p a c t." and poaalbl* ways of financing a primary plant after the Stale Board of Health told the commis­ sion It would not approv* any further extension of the city sewer FASTEST MAN — Air Korea MaJ. Robert White was a happy test pilot ns ha talked to tba press a t Ed­ wards Air Force itaae, Calif., 1 m.p.D. plana. Texas Flood Woes Past $1 Million Ry United Prom Flood damage In North Taxes soared paat <1 million today in storm* that spirited Acfosa tha South with -ith enough firry to flgtj** farm building jildlngl* ia North tfrotiakr la to# Dakotas, horde* of greathoppers thrived on blistering Iteat that baked thousand* of acres ad farm and valuable rangeland. XutomoJogiats at North Dakota State University a id virtually awry cqunty to tba atata waa threatened by tho insect invasion. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pros- Elsewhere the nation's weather pacts appeared good today that a at midweek included wktoapread blU to Increase Social Security afternoon and evening tenderbenefit! for 4.4 million persona thowera to tha Rocky Mountain will get to the Whit* House by states, moat at tba Great Plato# and lb* Mississippi Valley and tho Thunday. T1>« Senate passed tho bill 30-0 Orest L ahti Monday sod ' sent it to a Houie- Temperatures reached ISI to Senate conference commute* to Daatb Valley, Calif., Monday and work out differences with a mea­ dipped to 47 at Pallaton, Mich, sure passed earlier by the House. Monday night. Chancee ware belter than SO-SO Army engineers set a <l million that the committee, under ad damage animate on torrential ministration pressure, would draft rains of tba past three days to a compromise so tbe bill could tha Tcxaa Panhandle and tea Fort Worth suburb of Richland Hllla. b* approved by Congress Thun­ Scores of evacuated families re­ day—tho day before legislators begin leaving for a long Fourth turned to Richland Hllla homes despite; a forecast of more rain of July holiday. If the legislation la delayed today. until Congress gets back, lha fil­ ler cheek* would not go out until Coff«a Club Sets tho first week of October, If tho bill bocomes law this week, tho Fete For W ing's chocks will b* In tho mall tbe first wook of September. New Commander Tb* legislation, on President Capt J oseph Tally, who took Kennedy's Uet of 14 priority bUla, over today aa oomamndor at would allow aoa lo retire at aga Heavy Attack Winy Oac, wifi bn 43. They m w muii wait until they guest of honor at tba June m at­ are IS, although women already ing of too Ooffa Gleb scheduled can retire at 42for 10 a. m. Thunday at the Man retiring at 41 would got go Chamber of Common* Building. per cent of ilia monthly benefits Capt Tally will be accompanied .hey would here received had by officer* of his staff end several they waited until they wore 43, newcomers to tho area will slat bo welcomod. t k ' •i i Prospects Good For Old Age Bill Proposal For Cty Front Marina Is Endorsed City Commissioners Monday night gave unanimous endorse­ ment to modernisation of the Sanford lakefront when they, agreed to grant a 40-day option to Jack Trim of Sanford to toaaa tho bandsh*U and boat ramp and establish a boat marina on the property. Trim, la a six page mama to lb* commission, askad tb* board to grant a leas* an tb* property la Its present stain and approve removal of Urn “so-called band■bell and replacement of it with two buildings on tha pier." Ho also proposed modification of tbe launching ramp aod In­ stallation ef dock apace tor M to tag boats. This work would bn dona at M cost to lha. city, but would ha f lines until a plan la submitted for a plant. Among the'aourcaa of revenue tho city had discussed In financing the plant are dgaret tax, utility tax, parking meters and electrical franchise. In other bualnua, tb* a m mis­ sion rejected all bids on chairs for tb# commlaaJon chamber* and agreed ta readrertise for the chairs with specifications that they all bare.upholstered backs.' Tbe board alto rejected bids oa c u t Iron pip* and awarded lha low bid of Hughs# Supply of Orlando for valrea and looting for lha city's watar 11m at a coat of <1.370. and thro# hydrant* at a cost of <t« from Bon F. tirabbu Inc. of Orlando. * 11 - 1 f,* Board To A sk For Furniture Bids: The County Commlstten today ‘ to edrertiaa tor Wdi far offteo furniture for tho saw aonaty aubject to approval by tba eom- jail and bids tor a new radio towor miastoMra of financing, construc­ tor tea facility. tion plan* and proposed opera Is other iha ’ agreed to erect fire m ite -----He ostbsaUd that lha maitos jus m tore# streets ta ton LAht would cost approximately fUJMQ. of tot Woods area and agrood is A ,30-yoar toast was asked an give ’ton lamtoato Iwim Ada*. lb* property altar tba marina plana are approved by the city. Tha city would receive a share of tha profits nr a sot rental foe Herald Index from tba marina, whichever U CUieUM chose, seder tha proposal. Flats for the marina outlined ia ton proposal would make it "tha hub of waterway activity far all ad Central Florida," with a program of special areola for boaters spread through sad receiving Urge ■ motion to attract visitor* ta the city. waterfront. •Bfen* ..........■-■f..a « i | . . NO. 222 . • ij VI f �* CANTERBURY, England (UPI) —Df. Arthur Michael Ramsey, a burly latalloctual who roaombloa friar Tuck, baeoaaoa tka Church at Eaglsnds 100th artbblsbep a( Canterbury today. Truayata will aouad aad tka \,V '. T. . ' • '0 ’ • v5'/> • ''• MIAMI (UPI)—The Miami Herald reported today training of military force* opposed to Cuban Premier Fidel Caatro hae reaumed in Miami. The newspaper. in a copyrifht atory in it* Tuaaday • ?editiona, aaid a 6-foot, 7-inch ex-Marina named Jerry • Patrick haa opened headquarters in a local boarding house. Ha commands a group of about 100 men, the Herald aaid. The newapaper aaid the trainees, most of them American, have been practicing parachute jumping openly at an abandoned airfield near Miami. Neighbors have been startled to watch Patrick, a bearded giant who wears a floppy Australian buah hat, directing para­ chute-rigging drills In a street near the boarding house, the Herald aaid. Patrick’s group la called the Intercontinental Pene­ tr a te s F o m (Interpen) and la associated with the Junta Kevolucionaria de Llberaclon Naclonal, a Cuban revolutionary group headed by exile leader Sanchez the Herald aaid. olning of exile forces in South Florida died off after the recent unsuccessful Pig's Bay invasion. The Herald aaid It had known of the training resumption for aavaral days, but withheld publication of the story until Sen. George Smathers (D-Fla.,) announced Sunhe had learned that anti-Castro forces were Summer Visitors bute much of the recent sUbUUy ta tha averali eeosumer pries level T S te a S y ta te e ta * f W * . DU. Mb *,.gad >ether admlaUtnUoa epotaimoa have sxprasaad eonsera Mat the bualaeu recovery would generate a "Seet-push" lajg liA njMUfelAC Milili from ix« >aaaiva wags tecreases. Dillon has tasted hath wtiaas aad manageM ta praetiee eeU-reitralnt. North Orlando's Gladyl aad Tax Boris of N. Edgomoa Ava., have as tholr guosta (or two wooka, their daughter aad son-in-law, Mr. aad Mrs. Elliott Cheek with tha five graadchlldrea. Tka Cheeks are from Praaooala, Vs,, whore be is assoelatad with the Potomac Railroad Yards. Tha sraodchUdraa, la order of sgt, a n Larry, Garry, Bury. Doans aad Dianne. Aeeardlag ta their grandfather, tha aamos got a bit confusing aad the host way la get the right one U to hold a goasrat master (undoubtedly, tha •Id Navy pay), i; . Much boating, fUhtaJE7 hoaehlag sad picnicking has boon "or­ der of the days" during the visit. Future plans call for a complete rest aura lor the Bertas. Officer and wao released to the Fleet Bosom whore ho hae olnca boon advanced M tha retired list as Warrant Offlcsr. In January 1081, he wae employ­ ed ky the Security Department at NAB Jacksonville coming to genford In May 1051, as an Adminis­ trative Assistant during the re­ commissioning of the bate. For his work during the yean following recommissioning ha was assigned ouutaadiag performance raUags B w n l m »PlMt armed threat to. tM r'faU k. . . " « ■ « . tradition dJctstes tkat tka Srltlak •overetga ho abaoat from tka onthronemeat ceremony. Aulfnod la toad tka laduetloa waa tka church's naat aaatreran* Schakl, which kaa boot hxstad la tka Kaat lldg. aa Consortia! Art. la SaaJord, la mot la* to a saw lacaUaa. It will bo .housed aa thd alia ad tka kemer Junior Vocational School# _ . •: ;■« dTZJZTZ& X To Mow Location ■atloo by cburek leader* — bat The Saalaala County Vocstioasl trier's trial# at Primary Sunbeamy SEMINOLE COUNTY boys, who represented this countv at the annual Boys' State on the Florida State University campus did themselves proud last week. Boys whu attended from the (eft are Mike Caolo, William Ott, Robert Williams, Jimmy Terwllleger and Doug Stenstrom Jr. Caolo waa elected state senator, Williams waa named to the house of representatives and Stenatrom waa appointed atate senator. The boys will speak to various clubs around town this week. (Herald Photo) Tka Primary Sunbeam Baad «t Uw Lake Mary Baptist Church mat Monday with* Mr*. J. W. Crawford. Present were Curtis Crawford, Dave Malvia, Claudia Bomaa aad Carolyn# fax. The topic of the moetlag was “ToDlag Neighbors About Ood." Handiwork waa enjoyed aad go* freabments wore served. Survivors Of Lidice Appear In Court JERUSALEM (UPI) — Thirty of IN children from the martyred Ciechoslovsk village of Lidice whoa Adolf Elchmann it (barged with killing la 1PU were seas alive la Poland la IMS, the court tryiag Xiekmaaa (or m an mur­ der waa told today. The court accepted la evidence aa affidavit from Mr*. KlUa Frei­ berg, now a rssident of Iromaa la West Germany. She aaid aba saw tka ehlldrea at a conveat at Pushikovo, Poland, up to the Urn# the Bad army occupied the s m s . The affidavit waa submitted by ElcbmsmPo defense lawyer, Dr. Robert Servatlua. Tha Israeli stale’s indictment ■is Iasi KJchmaaa charge* him with respoasibility lor dsporUag the children to Gods, Poland, la Juno, 1MI and having them gassed there. The children's *■ parents war* killed when tbs Nasis destroyed Lidice as e reprisal for the as­ sassination by Csech partisans of Ralshard Heydrkb, Elchmsan’s security police boas. la his testimony under oath U .U ,- Vl.hm aH Economist Hits Price Restraints UNITY HOUIE, Pa. (UPI) Koyserling was hUerviewed by iwsmen bafora pe gave hie views i the 17-maa ruling bid* at tha f 1. l l . - AmmUj Junior G A ’« Study h(*w Book aad swim mile. And Duke, tha Bertas' big Aire­ dale, accustomed to filling the back sent of the family’s economy model car, now finds himielf oc­ cupying this position oa all scenes. wktie hslr R ite i n M i year* aldor — KKMdi Dr. Goaffrey F n ic li Fisher whe • retired . . ih . * u arcbbniwp Mty .1 u d b tc ia i a karoo. "Tha Cherry Chlldrta" was the minion book tha Junior <2lrU Auxiliary of tha Lakt Mary Vaptlit Church supplied at tholr meatlag Mondoy with looden Mrs. T. N. Stafford and Mn. M, Soman. Rofreohmoata wore icrved to Lladt Stafford, Billie Lyaa Nordm, Wanda Mixes, Daloriee Planalgm and a vliltnr, Key Welderhold. for IBM aad l i l t along with a monetary award for this achieve­ ment. With tha Incroase la the also of tUs station, Mr. Brown elected to work In Uw Industrial relations de­ partment where ho haa frequently represented the station ta indus­ trial and personnel eenferences. He Is married to the former Mary Louise Woelf of Shortervilla,' Ala. Tha Browne reside at M34 Kim Ava. laniard. , Washington earlier this month. Chief Whitehead has .had an unusual record of duty assignments which qualified him for tha poaitlon. While serving on the Staff. ComNavMed, aboard tha UBS Fargo in April 1B47, he waa Admlral’a Writar of VADM B. H. Bierl. Later in October 1649, ha served as writar for VADM Forrest P. Sher­ man aboard the US8 Sal­ em (CL-139). Beginner Sunbeams Study Africa "Missionary In Africa" was the story told to the Beginner Bunbeams ef the Lake Mery Baptist Church. Mrs., g. Aadsrsoa aad Mrs. R. Polar* mot with the group. Refresh moots wtro served to Sbcrill Ualvln, Cindy Hood, ,Cathy Hood. Donats and Saadr* Galnto, aad Donna Bomaa. they atM onjoyod slagiag aad gameo. U II I IMPLBMMMT A n i b h IABDWABIOC SIS B. O / K A V S. sis of 'ws Member uUvo Ceu policies a Ideal to lajuaetiaa at Moada A. Phlli vit a grata tacked ft Georga 1 crackdowi atrieUaas. FLORIDA VACATIONS ARE M O R E t t f A f t M ^ lijfiu T Ti _ �I ■i •• 4 ‘ % i Eh* • R o r f th y)r R e fill Tucs. June 27, 19B1—<g»age 8 Lake Monroe Jottings Ike OK's Changing Electoral College la a let.er to Sen. Estes Ke- Elsenhower Mid his appearance tourer, (D-Tenn.), the former would sot be "desirable.” Hoover chief eseculive urged "thoughtful Mid the "natural limitations" of hit M year* prevast him from unand constructive" attention to derlaklng mliaiODi to Washington. Improving the Electoral College. There has been chliclsm that "I believe the present method the Electoral Collefe makes presi* is outmoded, particularly in that dential contendere pay too much it tends to be uprepresentative of attention to the big, uncertain t . . votes actually cast for a presiden­ ilatca ‘such as Near York, Calif* tial candidate," Eisenhower nia and >Pennsylvania. wrote. Contents of the letter were dis­ N$W ORLEANS (UPD-A fed- closed as Kefauver's subcommit­ , Navy Closes eral lawsuit trying to knock down tee on constitutional amendments color barriers at lavish Moisanl resumed hearings on electoral re­ Blimp Program International Airport today has form proposals, tt I* considering apparently caused a breach in the 21 different measurrs to change , WASHINGTON (UPI) — JU Jim Crow policy. the method of nominating and Navy today ordered the ehutdowa "We have a new policy now,*' electing presidents. ! of its historic blimp program at said E. Nell Wannen, manager of' Some would abolish the Elector­ ILakrhurst, N. J, rating facilities at the M.23 mil­ al College entirely. Others would i Eight of 10 llghter-than-alr lion terminal building. "We will cane up a state's electoral vote, ships remaining In the Navy Will serve Negroes in the coffee shop." —the to al of it* senators and rep­ be stored and all other activities The Justice Departmrnl filed a resentatives — in proportion to will be discontinued because of • suit Monday charging the airport the popular vote. "shortage of funds and person­ broke a non- discrimination clause Both Eisenhower and farmer nel." In addition, helicopters now A GOLD WATCH promised him when h« reached 10 yearn of age at the In the agreement under which President Hoover declined Kctou- perform the function of the air* death of hin father several yearn ago, w a s the family gift to lierntitn federal fund* paid half of the ter­ ver’e Invitation to testify person­ ships, an announcement laid. Heinle when he celebrated the birthday a t hin DeRary home recently. With minal building’s construction coiL; ally. Former President Truman The shutdown is to begin im* him for the occanion were, left to right, Margaret Welnfurtner, t’hyere Until a few days ago, all Ne­ hei not yet replied to hla Invite- mediately and' be completed by McBride, Ruth Heinle, Mrn, E. Heinle, Herman, I-enny Blondi and Frank groes wishing to eat in the sump­ lion. Nov. 30. Biondl.. (Co*. Photo) tuous international room or the spacious, lee pretentious cotfee shop were shunted off to a sixBANK stool snack bar whara cellophaneBY M A IL wrapped cookies, sandwiches and roffee in paper cups are sold. Wannen aaid terminal policy (EDITOR'S NOTE: When the free themselves from the'* bonds park had been crowded. still bars Negroes from the plush body of live third child kidnapped —and they had descriptions from "If there were people In the lu.crnational Room, site of a se­ in Buffalo in the past two months witnesses who saw a woman pull­ park, we think she might have ries of sit-ins by a group of Na­ ing a little boy along by the hand Bank by mail, by car, chucked him under a bush like irn professional people who have wss found floating in a park lake, In the park area. bound and gagged, UPI mobilized Through the night, police quea- the other kids," Schneider said.' filed aeparate lawsuits against a special reporting team of Mar­ Honed witnesses who had respond­ Tentatively, police described the airport discrimination. or in our lobby, . . lin Gleason, R. E. Egan, William ed to pleas that they telephone murderer is in her mid-thirties, "We feed Negroes In this ter­ minal. ^hla firm Interstate five-fool-six to five-fool-elght with J. Monahan, Thomas O'Toole and headquarters if they had seen a Rruce Agnew to cover a city in woman and a boy in Delaware dark stringy hair, fhey said she Hosts operates facilities like-this taka your choice at central Florida's was wearing a while blouse with in all parti of the nation. Here, fear. Their report follows.) Park Friday afternoon. because of local custom, we have a full skirt and had on a beige Four women said they had been BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI)—"A lit- driving by the lake Saturday, and raincoat. She wore flat brown excluded Negroea from certain newest and most modern bankinf areas of the terminal," Wannen tie kid like that," a cab driver had seen a woman carrying a lit­ shoes and was haliess. said as he drove by a lake where tle boy with no shoes toward the Andy's father was the first to said. facilities • • . . lovers used to go canoeing "11 water, si about the lime Andy is be told Sundsy afternoon that a Wannen did not say whether the new policy was lha result of National Guardsman had found isn't right." believed to have been thrown In "Andy was a friendly li.tle to die. One of them said the the body. He took his wife Into Justice Department negotiation! Visit South Seminole any. boy," a woman laid as she star­ boy's feel were tied, and that she a bedroom of their small base­ precedent to the filing of Mon­ ed scroll the street at a park had suddenly been afraid the ment . apartment, and gently lotd day's suit. where in the daytime children woman waa going to throw him har. day this week, register for the "Who killed my baby?" she laugh. "Whenever he saw me, he into the water. WAY OUT screamed. "Who killed my l used to say, "Hi-ya, hl-ya." SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UP!) — Another witness, Edwin J. “I figured when I got out of Ehrne, who knew Andy, said he baby?" When janitor Benny Sslaiar was valuable frao door prizes, coltege, everything would be had seen the boy being dragged Later, she said "I hop* who­ accident ally locked In the Woolfine," said 24-ycar-old Francis reluctantly toward the en.ranre to ever did this to my son can be worth Co. Building attar a day'* C. Ashley, as he stood outside his the park zoo, about a block from found soon, so that no other fam­ work, he called police for sugges­ and open your account with us * • home thinking of his 3-year-old Andy's home, earlier that after­ ily will have to suffer a tragedy tion! on how to get out, and un­ tike this." son, Andy, whole bound and gag­ noon. der their directions. Be edged ged body was found Sunday float­ Poller Inspector William H. Mayor Frank A. 5edi(a ap­ out the second-story window, end ing In the park's lake. "And then Schneider said Andy might never pealed Us parent* not Us let their leaped to a neighboring roof. At this had lo happen." have died if only it hnn't been children out of their sight "until roof's edge, be clambered onto Theae are live voices of Buffalo, raiding that afternoon, if only the we apprehend the person, respon­ A drain pipe, and slipped deara sible' for this horribHt crime.” (he pipe to the first-floor mar­ N. Y., today, a city 'horrified' bjr Only the day before Andy dls quee. From there, ba leaned out three children kidnaping* since appeared, 3-yesr-old Richard Ed- to a lamp post, and shinnied April—two of them list week and glngton, whose home is only a down the lamp post lo the ground. all of them within a few blocki. MEMBER F.D.I.O, tew blocki away, was kidnaped A city frightened that the "wom­ partially undressed, bound, gagged an maniac" who killed one of the and left — possibly to die—near three children she lured away is railroad tracks with a .plastic bag even now watching another child. A city anxiously wailing for Its CUMBERLAND CORNER, Va. over hia head. police to solve what they admit Is (UPI) — Six persons were killed Richard managed to tree him­ “a most difficult crime." and seven others, alt chlldrtn, self within about four hours. His Andrew (Andy) Ashley, three were injured Sunday night when frantic mother then received a and a half years old, blond, blue- two cars collided head-on on U. S. phone call from another woman who spotted the boy walking eyed and friendly, waa found 60 near here. floating hi the lake Sunday after­ Two of the injured were report­ across Use street tn his underwear and had hustled him Indoors. noon, about 41 hours after he had ed in critical condition. disappeared from hla home a mile Stale pollct xaid the accident On April 13, Susan Benedict, away. Ills bands and feel were happened when a station wagon also 3, had born lured away in LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT bound with a woman's nylon earrylng three adults and four the same fashion, bound, In the PRICES START AT stockings, and ba was clad only children Swung into'the left lane same number, end left lo strug­ in underpants and a T-shirt. A of tha two-lane highway to pail. gle free near tha railroad tracks. $12*000 towel waa tied around hia neck, The car collided with anothar Susan freed bereelf within a mat but pot tightly enough to strangle carrying six persons. Tha automo­ ter of minutes. WITH LOW DOWN him. He had not been sexually bile ifhlch the station wagon was Both children told chillingly similar stories to thalr parents— molested. His death wss caused PAYMENT and then to the police. by drowning. COMMUNITY OF HOMES Richard laid he had seen the Police today worked lo complete woman in the area during recent a composite drawing of Buffalo's BUILT. . . . WITH PRIDE murderous Pied Piper In skirts. weeks. But when she asked him They bad descriptions of her from The average vralstor In a de­ to go with her for a walk through MONTHLY her two other vied me—a boy and partment store .travels about 40 the too, Richard told her "I can’t go with strangers." a gifI, bdth S. who managed to feet 'a minute. PAYMENTS By MBS. B. L. JOHNSON weeks ago. Gee I know that was Hi again. Its atill hot and humid very painful. • • • Lucille Fits* £ n t it. Such little rain. But gerald and I had an enjoyable wasn't it a coo) night last Sun­ day yesterday at Geneva as day? Brrh. • • • The old Fess- guests of the Geneva Home Mr ii Just about no more. It is Demonstration. .Vie taught them being razed lo make way for the to make Chenille Hats. They are new highway. • • • There goes so easy to make and are a lot It certainly the Wheatland girls in their Dads of fun to do. Jeep going around their private has been trying to rain hasn’t race track. The family dog right It?, • • • How did you like that along with them yelping, I don't cool night last week? Brrh! Well know if It ii because he is enjoy- guess I will go out and supervise the ride or Is scired. Hal my sons as they mow the lawn. ^ • • Linda Stapler end Sue Or- AGAIN. Something is sure mak­ acno left early Sunday morning ing the grass grow even if It for Gallinburg, Tenn., to be gone isn't rein. • • • for three week* with a Girl Scout group. • • * Louise Rushlow, Na­ omi Sapp, Lucille Fitzgerald and myself h»d a grand time at Rock Springs Thursday with the County Demonstration Clubs. We were having our annual picnic and also iunty wide Installation. Lucille ■a Installed as the new Monroe president. * • • Happy birthday, Hazel Gerdner, Naomi Sapp, my aon Jim and ME. We all had birthdays this.week. They all told their right age except me and I'm more money into the interstate the same age aa Jack Benny (??). highway program by canceling a Claudette Tenney and daughter drop in gasoline taxes and boost­ Vickie had an enjoyable time ihla ing truck and tin levies. past week while here visiting her Congress approved live bill (rents, Clauds and Rena Haw- Monday and sent it to the While ins, and grandmother, Annie House. Hawkins. Claudette end Bill are The measure also provided for residing in Pensacola where BUIa two-year extension of federal payments to states which Is with the Air Force. • • * Hadbonus will curb billboards along the a surprise call from one of my 41.000-mile superhighway system. ADOPTED girls. Connie Griffis, The final product was a conwho now resides in Holly Hill was over for t abort visit with promise between different ver­ Linda Hiltell. Connie. aaya she sions originelly approved by the chambers. sure wishes she was baek here two w ith ua again. * • • Rosa Poffs The measure is intended to the roadbuilding plan on a slaughters and families have re­ keep pay-as-you-go basis through its turned to Roanoke, Va., after a scheduled completion in 1972. ahort visit here. They spent sev­ The bill would cancel a penny eral days in Palm Beach. Friday gallon reduction In gasoline evening the Terry Wheatland* per taxes, which would have gone gave them a splash party by effect Saturday. This will their pool. Baked ham, salads of into bring in about $600 million a year all kinds and soft drinks were in additional revenue. served those present. • • • Riley Highway trucks weighing 13 Poff returned with Rose's daugh­ tons or more fully loaded would t e r s (o Roanoke to see some of have to pay taxes of $3 a year hi* family. * • • Had a call from for every 1,000 pounds, instead of •Simmye Lou Keel. She said aha ttie current $1.40. Taxes on tread read the news and said to come rubber wlU be hiked from 3 Pawn anytime and abe would see cents to 9 cents a pound. Taxes that I had aomething good to eat. on tire* would be upped from J was kidding her about coining eight to 10 cents and on Innerdown because she had put up so tubci from nine to 10 cents. many vegetables. She said that Clara Uatbcson had had a little bad luck with, some tomatoes thst M b« had canned. That i* a flume because you work to herd putting the vegetables up and then to bae them. Don’t get discouraged though Clara, next time will be heller. Last Urn* I talked to her Eighteen boys and girls of tha •he and Murdoch were planning a Methodist Children'* Home in trip to North Carolina. * • * Enterprise w e r e entertained Glad to bear that Buddy Hawkins' Thursday night by Ken *n<1 Mlsay k it toot Ii alright now. Ha had Meeks at their Putt-Putt Golf the misfortune to stick a nail Course on French Ave. in the flrat ^clear through hil foot about throe of weekly session* for the chil­ dren during the summer. . As summer recreation programs got underway in surrounding com­ munities, it occurred to lleeks that perhaps children at the Home woufyl enjoy coming to Sanford to play Pull-Putt. Arrangements were made for the weekly games By MAB1AN B, JONES Ovtodo Coach Paul-Mlkler, di to Include as many as U children rector or tha local Summer En- at a time. Qrichment Program, registered IT Warren’s Donut and Bakery boys<and girla on the-opening day Shop across the street brought for morning and afternoon sea- traya of donuta over Thursday alotii which will Include swimming and will provide a weekly bakery courses, musical games, sports, treat for the hoys and girls. Soft contests and folk dancing on tha drinks arc donated by the Mecksi Tha amusement center, in addi­ wide and vnried schedule. In addition to Mikkr, Mrs. Nell tion to the free program for the Druedtng, Mike Kennedy and Sus­ Enterprise children,. also olfars anna Partin «U will auperviaa a number of summer features for morning activities while Mro. group activity at reduced rates. Rbrueding will bo on duty from t p.m. until 4 pjn. and MUtkr from t p.m. untM I p.m. each day. Swimming and water safety la•tractions will ba gives st. Sweet1100 FRENCH * water Pool an Mondays, Wednes­ days and Fridays from • a m. until soon, for alt a n a children t* af school age, including thoaa who will enter Uw Brat grad* is Sep­ te m b e r. • On Tuesday* and Thursdays, the morning classes will fetlure mu­ sic, sports, contest* and dancing. Beginning July S4, Mrs. Virginia Chadwick aad Mika will teaeh Junior and senior life saving classes each morning at the pool. Both are qualified American Bad TO TAKE Cross Water Safety Instructors. Registration far eltbar elan Agnust be made with Mika before . The 24th with Junior courses apes to those who era not less than U years of age. Senior life saving yoars of aga. Senior fik saving k open only to thoao who havo passed their lath birthday and are la good physical condition. f f 57 Register For Oviedo Program FBOGRESfltVS ENBFOUnON AUSTIN, T il. (DPI) — ArtistArchitect Buck Schiweti af How*. M i aaya part J lha tnspfeatfcn tor a col lection ed Ms paintingi published by Um University al Texas Plata was that "M was a WASHINGTON (UPI) — For-, mer President Eisenhower has: endorsed efforts to overhaul the' wiiu>er*lake-a H Electoral College lyilem of electing presidents. Lawsuit Causes Breach In Policy Ravenna Park" LIKE RENT • T H U S HOMES ■c* ■i j\ A* * • ' ■ *VPyzAl&fZ,, '** NO CLOSING COST: BEFORE . i YOU BUT FINANCING ' FUA Beaatlfvl Hemes For Aey (Use Family t Bedroom, 1 Beth — I Bedraaa, t Bath — 4 CONVENTIONAL IN SERVICE Bedroom, I Beth Ramos - AvsOeUe Al Frieea Ten Css Affeedl A D V A N T A G E OF T H E F A N T A S T IC KITCHENS EQUIPPED BT ■m/w ijv^ r r >. 6 E I E R A L V ELECTRIC u r a II8TER To Ba Torn Wart A M I t. Fellow J m. Ctto Bd. A Welsh F m O w M f _ FREE G IF T S ENDS W EDN ESDAY N O O N g Includes Everything ST O R E H O U R S (• bo f l v t t away WEDNESDAY w a y at the etatte structures torn dm *17 h r partial let * —f' ~ CONSTRUCTION m -.f -__ m ^ ' �*sr 'Peter Edson’s " W h a t C a n W a Sw ap for1 Some T o u rists?" : ..v. Political Notebook Tha Herald would like to join city, chamber and aouAty officials la saying farewell to Capt. F. O. Ed­ wards who was relieved of his command today In im­ pressive eeremoolee At tha Naval Air Sta'Jon. Capt, Edwards, although her* for only two yearn, lion dona an ouUtanding Job in boosting relations between the naval bane and the community. w - IQud *"—1*■ «- quiet and efficient manner and tha the way Wa hie he handled himself In public and with tha men of his WASHINGTON—(NEA) - Tho American people may bo well adTiaad sot to Idd themaelvea that Um Berlin tituatloa can bo han­ dled without riah of war. But oeoia We wish he and Ills family God-speed and hope they . will always remember us and return someday. Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Dr. Cmno.’Vahn protested, “why ‘ do yen rote nor making • banc tiful ceremony out of tb* wedMdtog of onr daughter? mj »TW# la Um meat Important •rant In ta r Ufa, m shouldn't wa •%rato It n glia occasion? * “Do yan adraeoto stripping all aanUmant from a wedding?” P int of all, ■ wedding should NOT bo th* moat Important event to the life *f a girt U U is, bar parents have fail­ ed in rear her proparly. Per U la mush more important -th a t aha gat oriented correctly ~.'yusrdlag the Almighty. Joining the church, baptism and the taking of communion (tuehar. 1st) are far more vital events * than a girl's marriage, . And we don't surround thus* religious ceremonlot with fan* CaPa or photographs la the nows- A stoplight la- whan yen catch up with aU the driven who pass­ ed you while speeding. • • • We've eftoa wondered why litUe kids don't' ask the questions parents can answer. # • * The fellow who takes no stock In the got-rlfb-qulck sslssmsn’s |la* take* no stock, • • • A man erlU go a long way to Mvn his face whllo a woman Just walks to Uts dresser. OUR HOARDING HOUSE —— (T, ci.AUcyli > t vS&ITto cA»n tfto fjJ lAOV /. Si,*, Vi a *«. . “ V' ; Hii a d i r t irralA * -«•••• - •v . Buaday, Juno 4. Tho memorandum Itself does net any tho G enua problem must be m tiled within alx. months. But Khrushchev sold this personally to Kennedy and repeated It in hie broadcast to tho xusstan people after ho returned to Moocow. la oestion throe of Khrushchev's «*m* ho soys,u. . . tho Soviet gov But too mtny modem males a n “housscau" at homo, though they of.en try to throw thsir weight arftuad at the etflM sad thusvaffsct a “bearcat” pan. DespUa their fesble protesU against the elaborate public wed­ ding, they meekly go along (housocat) with thsir wifa's de­ mands. Mon, it's Ugh Um* you declared a revolution (ram the matriarchal society of modern America. You young men should whisk your swoothsart off to tho parson for a quiet ceremony before the church altar or In the parsonage. The to.si cost should not ran $100, Including flowers for tb* bride, wedding license, (m for the preacher and the wedding ring. Mamma-In-law may atorm af­ terwards, but housceat papa-inlaw wiU smirk happily, though la privato. This simple wadding does NOT strip soatlmont from tho conmony. But a cosily formal wed­ ding DOES nduee the wedding rite to a pagan parade. And a champagne wedding orgy does not vaccinate against lattr di­ vorce. In fatt, you'll find more di­ vorcee among the formal-wadding folks than among those who had tho almply sort of religious cere­ mony. Send for Um booklet “Sox Pro­ blems In Marrligo,” enclosing n stomped return envelope, plus Me. It will do a far better Job of Insuring PRBMANENT hap­ piness for tb* Mwlyweds than n |S,000 formal wedding spectacle. tn-lawi, Just Invest Uw money you save as a down payment on a cottage (or Um newlyweds. lien. D* luxe totals always have massive chandeliers, but it you a n not craay about chandeliers tin t class totals are every bit aa satisfactory. And, aa often aa not, than Is only a thin Hat between first and second class totals. And many of tha latter havo more convenient addresses. Always stood up for codec, sandwiches, and snacks if you want to save money. Once you alt down at • table, even a small, tipsy ont, Um price la Marly dou­ bled. And than la always a cov­ er charge at a table. This goes •ran far the restaurant of the hotel at which you a n staying. Guests pay, a cover Just as nonguests do. If you-an not a wine addict, always ask for Uw wins of the locality. In moat cases, it la Um boil, for Italian wlao does not travel wall. Don't ask me why because I don't know the answer, but like small children, It has a tendency to fan apart on • Always add up n check In Italy, or pntend to. No one will think you a n cheap for doiag It, or a penay-plMher. .Just Um opposite. You'll ha given credit for having get their troop* out of B«rlin with­ out * military defeat. Khrushchev w a s apparently token aback by Western opposi­ tion to this ids*. H* did not real1m tha enormous symbolism of Berlin to the West Ho therefore babied his plan along for 2H Thlt would allow for peace talks years. Tho question is why ho between East and West Germany. chose this moment for o show­ The memo says, "The Sorist gov- down, compleUng a cycle by re­ emmont regards a period of not turning to the original slx-monthe* ' ^ exceeding six months as adequate tin t limit. (or such talks." The answer to this question Is A prevailing opinion In Wash­ still speculative. For no one really ington Is that talks between East knows, not svsn ths experts. and West Germany would bo im­ One theory Is that tb* Russians possible to arrange and would set­ now belltve that political as well tle nothing if they could be ar- as military strength Is shining In ranged, for the two governments their favor. This would give them have no common political beliefs. a balance of power *nd enable Khrushchev therefore specifies them to fore* a major humiliation that If the Democratic and Com­ on tho West over Berlin. munist republics cannot agree, Another theory Is that KhrushW *. . . measures will be taken for chav may b* doing this as o tost, tho conclusion of a peace treaty believing that ths United States with both Gorman state* or with will not fight. Khrushchev himself one of thorn, at tho discretion of to apparently ready to risk * tho countries concerned. world war ovor Berlin. Hie oxpreaThis Is token to moan that Rus­ slone of intent must be taken seri­ sia would maka a separate peace ously. treaty with Communist Germany, So, without provoking * war, along tho lines Khrushchev has the problem of the U. 8. and its outlined sine* a speech ho mad* at allied powers is to convlnco thov the Polish Embassy in Moscow, world they are la Berlin by right* Oct. It, 198«. and will stay thsr* until tho pros­ Re said then that six months pects fer * unified fro* Gorman was ample time to get going .But people can bo realisod, fighting to bo did not mention his plan to maintain thsso conditions if neces­ make Berlin a free city. Ho added sary. that In a speech delivered later. At any rata, tha world sssma When Khrashcbev first made beaded for tha gtoatost confronta­ this suggestion, It is now believed tion at tha brisk (Inca tha end of that ha thought tho United EtaUs, World War IL Britain and Prance would accept hie plan aa a faca-eavtag way to Memorial Gifts far TALLAHASSBE (UPI) - Only HEART one traffic fatality wai reported RESEARCH over Um wookand, hut water tra­ Acknowledged gedies and other accidents took Gratefully the lives of six peraoas, moat of SEMINOLE • DcBARY them children. COUNCIL ornaent advocates the Immediate conclusion of o p u n treaty with Germany.” In Motion tlx ho aays, “Tho Soviet government propoitt that a peace eonftranco bo called without delay.” Than ho propoepo an lntarla oolutlon for a definite ATLANTA (U PI)-H ealth offi­ cials barn waraod today that the fight against a possible polio epi­ demic in the AUaato metropolitan •ton la not over and called for 100,i00 more children t* bo vac­ cinated. In a three-day effort last week about M0,000 of tho estimated 304,000 children In Urn five-county area were given Sabin vaccine, “It looks Ilka we’ve don* enough to slow tho epMemlo dawn,” Stole Health Director John H. Venable said. But be warned that nil persans, especially children, should ho vaccinatod far safety. The drive was storied after a tolt nnscag children la on* Atlanta area by the U. S. Communicable Disease Center horn showed that Fifty-five cento la tho aver­ about one out of four could carry age price of a package ef cigarettoa la Britain. n poll* virus. ;-ms*i*H atoetotg»ni*oawtol P. O. BOX 101 SANFORD, FLA. i Mdni. Trr A YOU’LL FIND JUST THE CAR YOU'VE GOT IN MIND AT YOUR CHEVY DEALERS Fay H a n k ’s ONE-STOP SHOPPING CENTER Your Pocketbook Thirty-nae modeb to pick and chooeefrom! Jet-amooth Chevrolet!, fleet-footed Corvaira, the one-of-ito-kind C orvette-just name your pleasure. Then atop la for a pleasant visit with your Chevrolet dealer. For full-dud fun, taka a look a t Chevy's budget-lovin' Bieenynes, even-popular Bel Airs and alwsya-qkgant Impalaa. (A tip for top-downert: Tha Impala Convertible U the liveliest, love­ liest ever. j. For ktareised wagon fans than are tlx happy-hauling, vacation-minded Chevrolet wagons. And, for n thrift-car treat, don't miae tha nifty aalaetion of easy-handling Corvaira—aedana, coups* M onas, and Lakewood and Greenbrier wagons. Taka your pick—the any way. Just one atop a t your Chevrolet dealer’s does it. |200 In tha M rin g e bank. I would Ilka to borrow $100 to go on a bicycl# trip. Dad says 1 can borrow oa my bonk oaring*. la this exposslra?—M.B. A—Dear M. B.i You and anyoM •Isa can borrow oa Um money they tore la a saving* account. This is called a "paaebook lean” and la about Um ctoapeat kind of a load you baa make. You would be ahead ol tho gsnte If you loft your money In Ut* bank and borrowed against I t You would bo forced to save to repay your Iona and wouldn't lose your good savings habit Q—l am about to buy a bouse which already has an FHA mort­ gage. I don’t understand the dlf. fsrenc* between tha terms "am sumlag the mortgage" and "sub­ ject tq the mortgage.'' Is there a difference T—J. M. A—Dear J. M-t Yes, there is g difference. When you, the buyer, aaauam a mortgage your name la subsUtutod for Um present owner* on the mortgage providing you gat FRA approval. (In the cat* of a conventional loan yea must gel approval from the lending InotltaWon.) Tb* Mller will net to told liable If you fall to meet payments on Um monger*- Or, you con hoy tb* hooM "subject” to tho meettot*- Hero that* will bo no substi­ tution of nsms. Your name will manly be added to that of tho former owners. FHA or tb* land­ ing Institution's approval is- not qoodod since both you end the for­ mer owner a n now liable for the mortgage. In either cose, h* change ie made In the Intenst rat* er other previsions ef the mortgage. Q—Whan I lest my Job n year ago, X was unabla to keep up tha payments on my Ilf* insurance. The policy lapsed. Things are look­ ing bettor mw . Do I have to buy a new policy or can the old on* be relnetatod?—A. 8. T. prove your health Is good, by pay­ ing any unpaid premiums together with Interest, you can have your aid policy reinstated: Use Coat of premiums Is lower sine* you wot* younger whsn you Ont took out this policy and you are further along toward bulldlnp sash rahma Change your moMy at banks. Nowhere else If passible. Baaks bow glra Mi lira to the dollar at the toast, sod totals and rsstauraata and atopa give anything from eoa ta. e u . at topi. And Mare la a bank on ovary sonmr la Italy, or so it atoms. Don't gat,la a torso-drawn car­ riage In Raaq without fining dm price beforehand, and the/same gaga for a gondola la Venice. There la an established rate, but you'll never get I t Gondola tra­ vel, by tim way, la vary romantic Now C hevrolet 1MFAIA SPOUT SEDAN One ef five delightful Impale models with J«M about everything anyone could want in n ear. Han't top-oMto-Uao luxury-at a ganatbto Chivy price. ' >I Page 4—Tues. June 27, 1M1 Now Chavrotot BEL AIR 2<OOOR 8COAN Like aU Ctovratoto, this tomlly lararita hringa you Body by Fisher crafts­ manship . , . sad It'S prisad Just above the thriftiest Mtetoed Ctovratoto. 'I CHIW« MMonally high rMRlgt mggns it costs Im s in tho long run Bscauss Umm pooplo-pleariag Chevtos brag aa briastof Mere trsde-is man*}*, It's almost like having y*«r cake end Mtii<| it, too. On* a^*re reesea fer going M Chevrolet. Happy motorise, Aad many happy returns! cool S e e ih e n e w C h tv ro le U a t y o u r lo c a l a u th o rize d C h evrolet d e a le r 's •• •• Ctr. fed ft \ , . £,’>.Vt' ■:.u‘r.: ■’ •• A* • �AIMING AT 2 0 ................. Luck Pays Off Far Font United Pr«* InternetlMil t reliever from Puerto Rico, proWhitejr Ford know* today what 1tected the win with a scoreless Lefty Gomes meant when he said ■ninth. ft’* great to he good and better to With 13 victories to his credit. he lucky. Ford it almost certain to become Ford haa been a ' mighty good the biggest Yankee winner in a pitcher ainca he joined the New tingle season since Gomes compil­ York Yankees In 1050 but he’d be ed a 2G-5 record In 1034. Since the firat to admit a little extra then the Yankees have hud many luck this year has him cn route to 20-game winners, including tied becoming the biggest winner the Ruffing, Ernie Bonham, Spud Yankees have had In more than 25 Chandler, Vic Raschl, Ed Lopat years. and Bog Turley, but none has won Ford chalked Up victory number more than 21 games. 13 of the current season Monday Ford, who never has won more night when the Yankees rallied for than 10 games in a single season, three runs in the ninth Inning to yielded homers to Alble Pearson, beat the Los Angeles Angels, 8-C, Sieve Bilko and Ken Hunt and and move to within one game of trailed, 0-5, when the Yankee* the first-place Detroit Tigers In went lu bat in the ninth. Relief the American League. Hill Sk'i’v- pitcher Jim Donohue, however, ron provided the winning margin walked two batters and then with a three-run ninth-inning hom­ Skowron, who went l-for-13 in the er and then Luis Arroyo, the little Yankees' first visit to Los Angeles Standings last May, connected for the gamewinning blow off Art Fowler. Mickey Mantle and Johnny Blanchard also homered for the Yanks. TK* Philadelphia Phillies shut­ out the San Francisco Giants, 1-0, and the Milwaukee Brava* defeat­ ed tha St. Loula Cardinals, 0-8, In Monday's only other major league action. Jim Owens, who quit the Phil­ lies In a huff during spring train­ ing, want six innings In-hla first start of tha year to gain crodlt for tho victory. Ho asked to be reliev­ ed when hie arm stiffened after the sixth and Dallas Green pro­ tected tha one-run lead through tha final throe innings. Tha Phillies aeored ths only run of tho gamo in ths fourth inning when Don Demeter hit n 440-foot triple over center-fielder Willi* Mays’ hsad and Charity Smith fol­ lowed wtih a single. Jack Sanford pitched four-hit ball for six in­ nings hut suffered hie fifth loss against three wins. Manager Alvin Dark of the Giants was so frustrated by tho defeat, during which ths Giants left 13 ninnsrs on base, that h* hurled a metal stool across tha clubhouse and suffered a severe gash on his right Index finger. Lew Burdette, elded by Don Me* Mahon's ninth-inning relief, gain* ed credit for hie seventh victory behind a 12 hit Milwaukee attack that included Joe Adcock's 11th homer end two hits each by Ad* cock, Frank Thomas, Hank Aaron, Frank Bolling and Glno Clmoll. Larry 'J^ksun, erstwhile aca of the St. Louis staff, dropped his eighth decision compared to threo victories. National Loop Agrees Yank Launches Victory Bid In To Dish Out Plenty $$$ By Uailed Press International National League W. L. Pet. GB Cincinnati 43 23 .632 Lo* Angeles 41 29 .386 3 CHICAGO (UPI) — Tire Nation Sen Francisco 3S 30 .339 5 33 30 .324 714 al League agreed today to oiler Pittsburgh Milwaukee 31 32 .492 914 experienced players at "bonus St. Louis 30 36 .(S3 12 baby" prices, $173,000 each, lo 23 40 .313 1614 Chicago Philadelphia 32 41 .3(3 18W make its two new clubs compel! tive In their initiation In 1082. American League W. L. Pci. GB The league voted unanimously Detroit 43 24 .632 for a plan to stock tbt new teams New York 44 23 .636 t at New York and Houston with a Cleveland 41 30 .377 3 Boston 38 33 .522 9 maximum of 28 players or a min Baltimore 36 34 .314 •14 imum of 20 at a price for each of Chicago 36 34 .514 BV4 Ute newcomers from tt.T million Kansas City 29 31 .433 IS lo ■ maximum of #3.1 million. 30 40 .420 13)4 "It is a much stronger plan Washington Minnesota 26 43 .377 10 than that of the American Lai Los Angeles 23 47 .317 21'4 gue," National League President Warren GUea said, "because we ere making available to them more experienced players which .Painters Lead should help them." Tha National League system Bowlerettes Adams Painting leads the Jet otherwise, however, rcsemblad Bowlerettes League with a rec­ closely the American League plan. ord of 21 wins against IT losses. Initially, each of the eight prel­ In second place is Dawns with ent tsaraa wUl make availsbl* after ths World Series seven play* ■ 24-18 mark. In recent loop play, Mary era from ita acUva list of 23 as Leighty and LU Ogden had high of Aug. 31 and eight others from gamo whila Bill's Tavern had the IS additional playera directly high team aerie* and Daphcnc under control of the major league Beauchamp and LU Ogden high teami. New York and Houston oath Individual aeries. must taka two lilted playera from each of' tha preilenr clubs at g Two Linemen Sign price of 873,040 each. WASHINGTON (UPI) - OUen- Then, each new team may taka aive end Tom Osboma and oUen* one player from the list of each tive guard Bob WhlUow have present club at a price of 130,000 signed their contracts for the 1881 each, giving them a possibility of season with the Washington Red­ choosing eight playera. skins of ths National Football After these selections have bean made, the present clubi than will League. designate two "special" players from their actlva list! and each of the naw team* than meal at* lect alternately one player from each teem at a price of 3121,0c? each. Thi* provision will glva each of the new tiami four play ers. The American Leagua plan had a att price of 171,000 par player and aaeh of tha new teams be­ ginning competition thin year, Los Angelas and Washington, was* per­ mitted to select 21 playars from a total pool of 110 made available by the eight previous American Leagua mambera In tha aama fashion that tha National League will prepare its initial pool. Each of tha present National League clubs will loes a min! mum of flvo playars and could loss as many aa aavtn. However, each will racelva § minimum pay' mant of >423,000 and could receive $325,000. The National League plan was approved after one of the longest business fissions In tha history of tho leagua, a boisterous netting during which there ware numer­ ous outbreaks of shouts and fraquant gavel-hanging by Giles. However, the proposal was ap­ proved unanimaualy, even though btriy tlx totes Wash needed to peu tho plan, and Gilts aald all taama ware '’cooperative." Both tha National and American Leagues ware to meat la. Joint aaiiloa today with Gommlailonar Ford FWck. They wan to dlacuas tha possibility of a rule to curb m o a t heavy spending for bonus playera and legislation pending In Washington regarding baseball. Tha American Laagua discussed tha Hems on this agenda at s meeting Monday, Dodgera Give Bonus FBESNO, Calif. (UPI) - Tha Los Angeles Dodgera have algned first baseman Robert C. Carter of Fresno lo a bonus contract. Carter, who betted .378 aa a high school senior, will report to Or­ lando, Fla., next action. Phils Get Brothers PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Laonard and Carter Clendtnln, a pair ot pitching brother* from Rockwood, III., have signed bonus con­ tracts with the Philadelphia Phil­ lies. They both were assigned lo Elmira «f tha clast D New YorkPennsylvania League. Wimbledon Play WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) —Chuck McKinley of fit. Ann., Mo., thj only seeded American in the men's singles competition, belatedly launches his bid for the Wimbledon tennis championship today when he fecee Sergio Tecchlnl of Itely. McKinter, (ceded eighth In the men'a elngles was one of 10 Yanks who failed to see action Monday when rain and darkness curtailed the opening program. Three Yanka reached the ascend round of tha men’a elngles Mon­ day before tho program was halt­ ed. Two other American* ware eliminated and three compatriot! had their matches interrupted by a combination of tha rain and falling light. Ron Kolmberg of Brooklyn, N. Y., had littla trouble with En­ rique Morea, defeating tha Ar­ gentinian, 7-8, 7-8, 6-3. But Frank Frothling of Coral Gablea, Fla,, and Crawford Htnry of Atlanta each wars forced to four sets be­ fore advancing. Fmhllng beat John Barott of England, 8-2, 4-8, 8-2, 8-4, while Henry defeated Michael Hann, an­ other Englishman, 4-8, 8-2,8-4, 8-4. Knocked out of tho tournament en opening day wero Rudy Her­ nando of Modesto, Calif., tad John Loach of Loa Angtlea. Hernando draw tha tough as­ signment of taking on Naala Fra­ ser of Australia, the defending champion who 1* seeded No. 1. Hernando proved unequal to the task on tha wet and slippery grass and want down In short or­ der, 8-3, f-1, 6-1. Leech waa eliminated by Rob­ ert Hewo of Australia, 8-4, 8-1, 8-1. Jack Douglas of Santa Monica, Calif., resume* play against John Hillebrand of Australia, leading 2-0 but Gardnar Mulloy, 47-yearold Coral Gables, Fla.,' veteran and Bab Slake of San Francisco pick up their first round matches at disadvantage!. Mulloy, who itartled the sedate crowd by shewing up In a sweatshirt bearing (ha words "If you can’t b u t me, you naed lesson*," trailed Britain’s John Ward, 3-8, B-fl, 6-1, when officials called a halt. SIaka trailed Nicola Pillc of Yu­ goslavia, 4-8, 8-3, 8-2, but waa ahead In the fourth act, 7-1. By A la n M a v t r w M T i / r o n P t OF 7ME YANKEES, h'rr/t /O MVS EX M ’P -JL’A'E, A M / BEc a r s A 2Q-GAME WtfMEK FOR TME FIRST TIME* AV /Orff ZEASOji AY TEE MAJORS. Secret ur noaern It's The Bat Not The Ball "Of course the ball II lively," •aid Muslal. "But tha big change la tha game during my career has been In the bats, not tba ball." 'According to Muslal, a whole new concept ot long-ball hitting la behind tbs' change — k change which has produced a new crop of .180 end .180 home run hlttera. Foremost among these this season la the Yankees’ Reger Merla who Is hitting homa runs at tho record Ruthlan pace despite an average in the .250‘s. Other example* of high homer­ hilling but low average walloper* are Rocky Colavllo of the Detroit Tigeri (11 homers end a .374 av­ erage); Bob Allison of the Mlnnesots Twins (12 end .241), Willie McCovey of the San Francisco Giants (11 end .141) and numer­ ous others. "When I broke in it was fash­ ionable for (be home run hitters to swing thick, heavy bits weigh­ ing 38 to 40 dunce* and In tome Instances all the way up to 44 or •ven a ounces," explained Mull­ et. "Then the idee developed that ths speed of the bet at the mo­ ment of contact with the ball was Jhe key to long distance hilling and the result waa the production of the new light, tapered bate with DaafgrS R rra tl Tues. Ju n e 27, Olympian Blasts For Poor Organizing d f t At/Df FROM KUrn/JUMtUF, TRt RtOOFST TAM1 tS MM FAVOR M THE FACT 7MAT F t* OtTTMS MORECA4\& 70 *r**T 77MM AM FRtV/OJ* YEARS. NEW YORK (UPI)—The secret of (he modem home run hitters is out at last — It’s the bat and not tha ball that’a responsible for tha •var-lncraaslng productivity of major leagua sluggers. Tho authority for this news Is no last an expert than Stan Muslal, tha National League’s groat* eat hitter sines Rogers Hornlby and a seven-time batting cham­ pion. Now 40 and nearing tha end of his record-filled career, Muslal gave hli view* on tho evolution In the art of bluing during tha last 10 yaars and In customary Muslat fashion hla opinions made CTlfr skinny, bandlaa and most of the wood el the upper end.* "These bate have terrific driv­ ing power," Muslal conlinued. "A ball (hat la hit with the thick up­ per end takes off like a skyrock­ et. On (be other band, the mod­ ern hitter who hits a ball down naar tha end of the handle can’t hope to get enough wood on it to push lt over or past an infielder. "Thus," concluded Muslal, "you have hitter* who hit terrific drives when they connect solidly but don’t bave enough wood ell along tha bal to punch out ahortar hlta when they don’t connect with tha thickest pert of tho bat." Muslal pointed out that this also la tha rtaaon lor the remarkable sueceas pitchers have with tba "alidaf." Ths "slider" Is scoffed at by some experts aa n "nickel curve" because It doesn’t have tha full brgik of the standard curve, "the slider la perfectly suited fpr tho modarn pitcher because it breaks sharply, although not loo far," aald Aluelaf. "In other words it breaks just enough a# that tha hitter can’t get the heavy end of the bat on It and consequently taps out weak groundera or easy Infield pops when he connects with the slender wood nearer the handle." Muslal, who doesn’t want to gat Into gny arguments over whether modern players are better or worse than the fabled old-tlmcri, restricted hla comparisons only to the period during which he played. "Tbe Improvement in equipment haa been the major reason for change during my career," he said. "You also can sea lt In the glove* the infleldera and outfield­ ers wear. They're simply able to catch balla now that playera of 30 years ago couldn't catch. 1 some­ time! ace three or four outstand­ ing playa in one gamo that I wouldn’t have seen in a week when 1 broke in." NEW YORK (UPD—Hammer thrower Ual Connolly wee tha lat­ est Olympian to blast tha Ama­ teur Athletic Union today for It* "poor" organ!ration of the Ameri­ can track and field team which will meat Ruiaia'a beat athletes in a dual meat at Moscow, July 1511. "The AAU officials organlia thee* tours to fit thalr own trip schedule and plana" aaM Connol­ ly, who was one of seven athlete* who turned down an all-txpenieptid trip to Ruiala and three other countries next month. "The Ruialans cams over hero 1283 for on* meet," Connolly added. "We have to go over there to take part In four meet*. If the trip were run correctly, we would be willing to make aacrlflcei. But who went* to make n sacrifice when there la no Joy In It 7 "I remember tha l il t trip (to Ruiala) very vividly becaui* it waa so poorly organited. And the Rom* Olympics were not tun much better so far as our team waa concerned. The older athletes know this, too. Let the younger athletes lind out for themselves." Shot putter Parry O'Brien, an­ other former Olympic champion, and Olympia discus champion Al Oerter atated similar reasons for skipping tha Europeon tour. "Tha only meet that really counts la that with Russia," said O'Brien. "Tha ayes of the world will be on that meet, and it's too bad our officials can't make some provision for the best men to take part even if tkay can't apand a month abroad." Oartar said he was passing up tha trip foi aovaral reasons, eno of tham being that "tha AAU works for tha AAU on these tours and not for the athletes." Others who declined Invitation* to make this year's European lour war* discus thrower Rink Babka, hammer thrower Al Hall, pola vaulter Ron Morris and ahotputter Dalai Long, Except for Long, who must take summer courses a t Southern Cali­ fornia to qualify for dental school, alt eavan athlete* art married and reluctant to take time off from Joba for another track trip. Din Ferrla, honorary secretary of th* AAU, whin aiktd to com­ ment on th* reluctant seven, aald: "I gutis tha novelty wort off for them.'At for the propaganda Impact of beating the Russians, perhaps they don't look at it that way any more." Among those who will make tha European tour are a pair of Olym­ pic champions — Otis Davis and Ralph Boston — plus such M a ­ soned International competitor* aa Frank Budd, Paul Drayton, Hayes Jones, Cliff Cushman, John Thom* as, Jerry Slebcrt, Dyrol Burleson, Jim Beatty, Max Truex, Deacon Jones, Bill Sharp* and Bill Alley. Sarasota, Leesburg Tie For FSL Lead By United Pro#* laternaUenal Sarasota and Leesburg, Had for tha Florida 8tat* League lead, rolled up one-sided v le to r iO B against thalr opponents Monday night The Sun Sox buried Palatke 17-3. Jim B u s w u a one-man gang, driving In six runs and scor­ ing four with three MU In (our tripe, Including two homo rune. Leesburg trimmed S t Pateraburg 13-3 In the firat game q£ a doubleheader. Jim Ltveuy - and Bolivar Hlnojou collected three hits each for the Oriole*. Th* Saint* bounced beck In tha eacond game to defeat Daytona Beach 8-0 behind Tom Metcalfe four-hitter. Orlando broke loos* with ftv* rune In tha first inning and coast­ ed past Tampa 0-3. John C utra paced tha rally with a two-rum double. Rams Trade Sherman LOS ANGELE9 (UPI) - Vet­ eran defensive halfback WUl Sher­ man haa been traded by. tbe toe Angelo* Rim* to (be Minn*iota Viking* for a future draft cWUe. Sherman, 31, joined th* Ram* to 1834 and th* following m ean' t o led tha National Football Leagua In pat* interception* and waa ha all-pro (electJon. Three Winner* STANTON, Del. (UPI) - Chart lie Burr, a former aatlonel riding champion, brought homo three winner! at Delaware P art Maoday, including Lady’s Meld <|MB) la th* future 08,000• allowance (cat. Burr aim (cored abend Penny Bryan <82.00) to the fourth and Our Brook (M 0 j to toe M b. Lot your ' friend* gab themialvt* end they’ll Utah yea are that much mare totoraeUeg jjjestemJjuto A feocM Rffonc P ur f or mont c Proven Wt i u i d 7 Fi sher man' s Favorite for '61 N O W -D aily THRU service to Ft. 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Frem Sanford tot One-way From Sanford tot One-way FT. LAUDERDALE 96.15 BELLE GLADE .... 94.70 MIAMI 96.65 FT. MYERS 95.95 JACKSONVILLE .... 93.40 CLEWI8TON „V___ 95.30 (plus lax) (plus tax) For Information plea** cal! STANDARD SERVICE STATION South Path FA X-IIU 1 2 H .P . 25 H* P. ELECTRIC 25 H. P. MANUAL 40 H. P. ALL ELECTRIC 60 H .P . ALL ELECTRIC 5 H. P . CLINTON •* '£# : a*T ) v 4Y\~- . A- 214 E* lift �I ~ ~ Jjl Page 6—T ucb. June 27, 1961 Miss Henderson Honored A t Honored A t Mrs, Kenneth Cockrell was guest of honor at a stork shower given by Mrs. William Goodwin' and Mrs. Robert Murr of Enter­ prise, recently. Fifteen Meads of the honoree were invited to the Florida Power Club for the party. Games aad contests were en­ joyed by the group and many use­ ful gifts were received' by Mrs. Cockrell. The hostesses served refresh­ ments of cake and punch to those present. . Members of the Ladles Auxili­ ary ef the Fleet Reserve Aseocis. ties recently held ■ luncheon at the Sea Shell Restaurant. Guest of boner was Mrs. John E. Her* naades, vice president of the southeastern region of the LAFRA. W edding Planned I G ven By Cdr. and Mrs. Rowell The monthly ’'Welcome Aboard” party for VAH-I was given by Cdr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Rowell at their home la Lake Mary. New members welcomed into the group were Cdr. Louie Hoop, Lcdr. and Mrs. Frank Cramblgt, Lcdr. and Mrs. R. T. Garbee, Lt. William Winberg, Lcdr. H. W. Camber, LL and Mrs. Michael Durant. - Honors DeBary Couple u u m v i N r t h e LUNCHEON honoring, Mra. John E. Hernandez, region- sand s ^Mra. a 1Eugene WllUama. & f t - . i« •*» ***** •» Kitchen Shower Schu- gagement of their daughter, CharLake lotto Ella, to James Lee Fox, son a cn-Jof the late Mrs. Philip Mars and the late Raymond George Fox Sr. of Sanford. Welcome Aboard Farewell Party V Mrs. Cockrell Stork Shower icers — MISS SCHUMACHER Church Calendar TUESDAY Tuesday Evening Circle of the Women's Society of Christian Service of Grace Methodist Church will meet hi I p.m. with Mrs. B. L. Adams. A white elephant aale will be conducted at the close ef the buslnese and program. o s u s b s Miss Roxann Henderson, whose marriage to Andrew Ayllea will W # an event of July 2 at the First Christian Church In DeLand, was guest of honor at a kitchen ahower given by Mrs. D, J. Parker, Mrs. Sidney Emanuel and Mrs., Wilbur Bruce at the Florida Power Club Friday evening. The honores and her mother were seated In an archway dec* orated with fern and summer „ Dowers and centered wilh whU#A wedding bells. The refreshment table was cov­ ered with a while doth and ecn* tered with a bride and groom in an unusual arrangement of white flowers. Punch and Individual squares ef decorated cake with nuts and mints were served to the 40 invlted guests. . The honoree received many u*sful gifts (Tom her many friends in this area. { College Cevenol, Le Cbambon aur Lignon, France and Miss Schumacher . graduated Syracuse University. She is a from the American University in member of PID.Beta Phi National Washington, C., June 11 this social sorority.she majored in lang­ year, where Mr. Fox fromattended Semi­ uages. .Shegraduated previously nole School wilh 1934 SchuleHigh Birklehof, BlacktheForest, class and while there was a star Germany athlete. He participated in all high school activities specialising in golf, baseball and football. Following his graduation, be en­ listed in the Army and served two yean with the Military Police in Germany. Ho Is also a graduate ot Florida State University, where he Fleming-Malcolm majored in hotel and restaurant management. Wedding Date He is a member of Alpha Tau Omegav National eodal fraternity, and is presently employed by Changed To July 1 Cleaves Food Service, as catering Announcement is being made ef manager at the American Univer­ the change In plans for the Ftemsity, in Washington, D. C. ing-Malcoim wedding. The wed­ A winter wedding Je being plan; ding Is now scheduled toy July 1 at S p.m. at the First Baptist Church in Oviedo. Miss Peggy Fleming, daughter of Mrs. Elsie Fleming and the late John Fleming, will have aa her maid of honor her aister, Miss Junle Fleming. Keith Malcolm, soo of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Malcolm, will have es his best man hia school pal, Hu- belt Priest, also of Oviedo. No invitatioos are being eent and all Mends of the couple are invited to both the wedding and reception, which will follow Im­ mediately In the church’s educa­ tional building. Personals DeBaty Linds Kasall le visiting her dad, Sdward Kaaall, and bar grandm other, Mra. laes Kaaall. She tame from Clearwater for tlw ‘ Vlelt, but wU rota rt to Louiaviile, Kg., aa eba win bo maklag that bar future homo with bar mother, Mr. and Mra. Bin Robbins ot Campabollo, S. C., who won callad to Or M o duo to tha death of their nephew, Freddie Robbins, atayod with Mr*, laoa Kassil, their afetar-la-law, while ben. Mr. and Mra. Rmory Robblna of Pensacola alee attended tha aarrlats. Ha was Plans Picnic mTo,KjF « s A vi) PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S CLUB o f W W THE BUSINESS rnvemd dish supper a t the home of Constable enjoyed a * P laB£ p,}rt^ left to right, are Jo Peck, president; Back row, Mw. A. T. Sonkflg M argaret Wllltamii, Ora White, Helen Stripp, Beatrice Muller and the boat, ConaUblo Paplneau. (Cox Photo) h u been at leioneo Camp then. R e l a t i v e s They will continue on to Now- , x c , a u v c s V is it v 1811 N e w Members Enjoy V A H -3 Coffee P a p in e a u . * £ ? .' and Mra. Thomas Moon •ttendad a elss. reunion of tho IcmlaoSe High bcbool graduating elaia of 1*41 at tho Capri Restaum tto j antoed. This was tho aotb aad Ib lfln t renaieo that the clam baa had. T. R. dents had .a> Ms recent guerta his daughter, Mra. Frank l S H ’ S j ' *” ? £ oittfMira. iMartois Nancy Bad Ififv Laiffriim mmA VMiib rU nli Past Matrons Club Mr. and Mra, Tlpmaa Armao, Park Last*, bava boon entertaining hia rnothjr, Mrs,*' M. AnOao of Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Forttr, Sunset Dr., hava aa their houseguest Mrs. Porter's sister, Misa Mildred Ellis of Salem, Mass., wbo plans to spend tho summer with them. Mr. and Mra. F. A. Mossel re­ turned after a month visiting in the north, and attending the grad­ uation of their granddaughter In •r i.-r - i- Virginia. Mr. aad Mn. Georgs Dvorak and children, Randy and Carol, ot Mambers of tha Past Matrons Club of Scmlnola Chapter No. 2, Order of Eastern Star, will bold a picnic at the Elba* Club, Wed­ nesday at a p.m. If tha boeteaa doesn't hav* ash trays aa the table, don’t smoke n th ym have left the table. i n t s ANNA MILLER CIRCLE U aponaorlaf • ham­ burger broil a t the Elka Club, today from 6:80 m 8 p.m . Mrs. J. R. Hoolehan Jr., chairman, preeenta a neket to Mra. W. E. Klinefelter, circle president. Other commit­ tee members are Mra. Ralph Wight, Mr*. J. R. Hoolehan Sr. and Mrs. Harry Adair. Big boafburgora with baked beans, potato aalad, assorted relishes and coffee will be served. Tickets will be available for thoae who have not purchased them In advance. (Herald Photo) of Constable and Mis. Oscar Paplneau, at thalr homo in DeBary, a n Mrs, PapEnterprise The monthly coffee for the Offi­ beau’s sister, Rosamond, end her cers Wives of VAH-S was held re­ Dement, npresentatlve to the Of fleers’ Wives Club; Mrs. John husband, Lt. Cd, PhlUp Nicker- cently at tha Laks Mary home of Barlow, hospitality; Mra. J . P. Mrs. W. B. Collins. Cullen, telephone chairman, and J* Don*ld ,Dd Xevln Co-hostesses wore Mrs. Charles Mrs. John Bailey, public rela­ 1(0111 **** Br* u . N. c. Also Mr. Papbeau'a brother and R. Guthrie, Mrs. T. C. Garrett tions. Mrs. McCracken will continue sister-to-law, Mr. and Mrs. Pao and Mrf. Stephen Oliver. Coffee, cold drinks and Danish her job of managing the club fi­ • “ * «te“akter Jo Ana pastrlss wen served to tha SO nances for another term and Mrs. ^p,piao*u flfMnvtiu r » UrttnVU»» *• *• guests present. Centering the at­ H. L. Seacat will caolinuo serving tractive serving table was an in­ aa bridge chairman. forms] arraagsmsnt of yallow blossoms adorning a straw hat. Mra. K. F. Rowell Introduced Mr. and Mn. John J. Oliver tha aaw members to the group. a n very happy these days. They Wives of North American repre­ w Mr. and Mn. Btaatey Stroud atRig sleeves a n newest looking received a ’’slorkgram" from Ha­ sentatives won Mn. A. E. Carl­ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rotunda and **• ^ *°* for summer on brief tops won waii that they hava a new graod- son, Mrs, R. D. Guddini, Mrs. D. son returned Sunday from Holly- J J J f ‘ *** with slim pants, shorts and dack B, Lapham, Mrs. R. L. Baird, peats. wood, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Rotunda ^ .................... Mn. T. W. Bt. Clair and Mn. E. represented tbs local Disabled Mr. and Mn. Charles Boone D. Kent. announce the arrival of a 9 lb. son Squadron wives War* Mr*. G. American Veterans and Auxiliary born Juno M at Hooolulu, Hawaii. J. Glstt, Mn. Jamas Do Ganahl at the 34th annual convention at the Diplomat Hotel, In Hollywood. "W M 4 0 . Mr.- and Mn. Boooo live at and Mn. Ivan Lewis. Aria, Hawaii, abaul ate miles from Mra. John L. McCracken pre­ Honolulu, when bo lo stationed. sented the treasurer's report and Mn. Room Is the former Miss Mn. Clifford Nelson brought the J oAum Glivsr of Oviedo. Boone la group up to date on the latest also a former resident of Oviedo. meeUag of tho Naval Air Station Paternal grandparents, Mr. and Central Committee. We will be doted Mr*. C .1W, Baoas, formerly of Now officers foe tee next term a n Mrs. Rickard Cleveland, NAS Central Committee; Mra. Haaiy all day Wednesday New Arrivals MHmWNMt eowwwa J h CLQSE AT NOON ONCE AGAIN WE PUT OUT 1,000 YARDS SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS rysM otuaiA 90 DAY GUARANTEE All Homos Up To 1,000 Sq. F»- —$1! $1 for sock 100 *q- ft- over 1,000 to take inventory. 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Tonight’* documentary wa* produced by Oklahoman* who (race the hi*lory of their own cattle tnduitry, from the time the “longhorn*" followed the trail to the market* of Kania* and got fat on the graialand* of Oklahoma on the way. Much of It 1* made up of atlll photograph! of tha middle and late HOP*, aome of It ii told through the great Remington and Ruiaeil painting* (he tlmre la■pirtd, iom* of it U thoughtful narration,, tad aome of it alow in pace, lu t the eewboyi ard their aonga aeem more alive here than anywhere elaa on TV. T p. m. ABC. By A b igail V an Buren DEAR ABBY: I am going with a darl­ ing boy. I like everything about him but one thing. When he takes me on a date, he uses Ms father's car. Hla father la a mortician and the car is a hearse. People are always looking a t us. and when we park it anywhere, we collect a crowd. Ha isn't bothered by it a t all, but I am. My father teases me and my mother haa ask­ ed me to have him pick me up after dark so the neighbors won’t see us. Tell me, honestly, do you think I should tell him I wouldn't mind walking or taking r the bus? Or should I ignore the teasing and ride in the car? EMBARRASSED my huaband should not sit down while she is standing. He says I am wrong. MRS. ETTA KETT D E A R M R S . ETTA KETT: A GENTLEMAN always stands when a LADY stops a t his table to say hello. B u t . if she stands there for more than GO sec­ onds, ahe Is no LADY—in which case the gentleman may be seated. • • • DEAR ABBY: W hat can I do with a husband who Is as good as gold to his wife and kids, but who spends money liko they are going to quit making it tomorrow? He gives me almost- his whole pay check to pay the bills, but he runs up the bills ao high there is never enough to pay them. He Is always buying fishing gear, or hunting equipment or something else for the car th a t we need like a hole in the head. 1 don’t like to nag him because he loses his temper. He’s really a wonder­ ful guy, but what am I going to do with him? ALWAYS BROKE ' DEAR EMBARRASSED: If you are "embarrassed" (and who could blame you?), tell the young man yuu are not ready to ride In a hearse yet. • • • DEAR ABBY: Will you please settle an argument for us? My huaband and I frequently eut dinner out. We are quite well-known here ao, oftentimes when we are in a restaurant, friends atop by our table to say hello. When a woman would ap­ proach our table, my husband would al­ ways stand up. And he would remain standing as long as she stood there, even though she’d say, "Please sit down." Lately, when a woman stops a t our table to say hello, my husband stands. But when she says, "Please ait down," he sits down while she Is still standing there. 1 aay that no m atter what the lady SAYS, ts)a DEAR ALWAYS: To "nag" Is to harp constantly on things of minor importance. To remind your huBband th a t his credit ’ Is going to the dogs, and and the security • of his family la threatened, can hardly be called "nagging." Sit this big, overgrown kid dowp and Introduce him to a budget. Close your charge accounts. Buy only for • cash—and save something for a rainy d a y . ' J.haWoman: Womca owe themidvci a lot. A woman owes herself: Tha fee] Inc of Independence that cornea from knowlnf that ahe can earn a living. An abtorblng outiide interoat which will keep her routine from becoming drudgery. A little time alone every day. Time in which ahe can think her problem! through and eicape be* coming muddle-headed. A aenae of the value of her own Importance aa a person—to keep her family and friend■ from do* sy ru»h Miner mending more of her than (bay have e right to u k . The dignity that cannot ailat lido by aide with Jaalouay. The beat aecurity for fu­ ture that a woman can build huaband, home, children, and a place la tha community which ahe haa worked ta earn. A gracloua paraonality. Continuing mental growth and development—ao that tha year* will not make her lata but mere of a peraon. Q/JLCoblj. On fijudqsi AU swindler* don't Sett gold brick* or underwater real fatal*. Sometime* they Juit fi!**.c»rd their opponents eut ef the alter things ef life. South has a safety play le as, aura his ala ao-trump eontraet agalnit anything except all four diamonds la Iba East hand. He simply leads a diamond from his hand and play* low fp>a dummy on$e Wait follows. South knew about thU play aad had every Intention ef making It, but West came up with a kill­ ing swindle. Weil played the queen of diamond* oa South's deuce. Of course, no one held a gun to South's bead and ordered bin to cover that queen of diaiqpndi but South waa only human and had so objection to picking up an overtrick, ft Just never occurred to him that West bald aay more diamonds so that It appealed per­ fectly sale tor him to win the trick and make a grand alam. Whea Eaat showed out tha po­ tential grand slam and the aure A aenae of values which will * guide her ia making important \ decliioas and la her nlitiouhl; . with other people. A* much fan aa aha can get out of everyday living. The aatiifactloe that cornel" from making a home that haa |o • it to much of heraelf no ethet*' woman ctaidd duplicate it. . A woman ewe* heraelf all these1things—and If they aren't paidup, both aha and her family wM“ be cheated.* By Oswald Jacoby .Service t i f v v TV RENTAL Seminole TV ' Oar Tube Checker •safari Ave. PA 0-4*1 PAINT NOW PAY LATER! NO GASH NEEDED Up l b M Months To Pay Other bene repaid may be larlnded. FREE ESTIMATES alam had flows out the window. Strangely anew*, North waa no loot ta admiration f t Veet'e play that he forgot to aay anything CALL . , Sherwin-Williams ttf-ilagaelia Ave PA l-lttt DUFFYS BAR & LOUNGE Again Presents by Popular Demand Jimmy and the Earthquakes Every Tun . and flat Night liH 111 ltM a. a . Caver Charge lie • I TO ■ JAM SESSION EVERT SAT. AFTERNOON Hwy. IT - 91 % Mile North ef Do* Trttk OPEN 1I:«S HOW SHOWING I t takae about five fuarta of milk to make a pound of Am r. teas eheddar chccaa. PHONE T \ S-1IIS LAST TIMES TONITB J J J i A J S J d i U I At TtU * It MS IT E g g ^ A jEglOO/ novouHM auabottmc , CATCHIN S J “TH1 CANADIANS" Robert Ryan • Color Plea - At IAS Only "CAN - CAN" Frank Uaslra Shirley MaeLaine POUR QUEENS'* , Clark Gahto l.i 1st a t f e *1 w& JJW a /s m *3H53 JE SS n J E a ta i n J IliH u d « i » i& 2 U m m m »1 J l a ■ IS mi H p r r r r J a i B D f i i n SI r u m j C2 n JI3 2 3 ttflia M ta tE E a ssess �*p *t v -v * » Kt. "She was tha greatest actress who oyer lived," Tony told ms, re­ calling hla desire a t 19 to become a priest, then a preacher when Aims* cams Into his Ufa. He help­ ed Her spread the gospel for three years. "Aims*/1 hs said, "sould bold a dramatic pause like Lauretta Tay­ lor. She was, I’m sure, tha Inspira­ tion for my acting career.” Tha tele of “Barabba*” In th* big Dlno da Laurent!is movla for Columbia release had brought Tony to Rome, Interrupting "Beck­ ett," hla Broadway hit with Sir Laurence Olivier. Hla aarly years aa a poor Mexican lad living In squalor on Los Angeles' east side wen vivid to him. Ho was sitting in hla studio dressing room wearing a straggly beard, his eyes red-rimmed and bloodshot and his rag coverings filthy with sulphur dust after playing a scan* as a Roman slave In the sulphur mins* of Sicily. Ho groaned, "This Just, has to bo . By KRSKINB JOHNSON BOMB—(NBA)—Aa evangelist —th* lata Aimee Semple HcPher•on of Loo Angeles Four Square Gospel fame in the lata TO*— flayed a role as big aa Stanislavaid la sending Anthony Quinn to Ma current eating height*. Seminole Calendar Hospital Notes Lillian Iiadenburg, DcBary, Charles Douglas, Orlando, Louisa Lawson, Long Island, N.Y., Jamas Smith, Luria Black, Maude Scott and Ronald Jones of Sanford. Urged For Germany WAUnNOTON (UPD-A mambar of lbs Bessie Aimed Servlet* Committee baa esitod lor ra AL Had military buildup in Germany i; . "Otst would orabto (to Wait to dak n i Borlis ogoinat any Soviet move. ten. Clair Engle, (D-Callf.), , /ra id tbs United Its to* to In no tr position .now to book up Ua comatttmrat to resist tha RuaaUn .tfcnot to oust tho Allies from Bor:: lin. Ho asld, "wo don’t have th* V. dlvtotons over H un to support o 9tol notion in Berta.” Bngto oollod for abandonment « World War D equipment and • giving Allied troops bettor riftoa, tanks rad anti • task wMsoua. Than, M MATO oountrtoo put in tta man they should, ta asld, too Soviet* probably oouUa’t go tanagh with their Berlin threat Dofonao go dietary Robert 8. ItsNomsra aald Pridiy tbore wera r a priiiat pinna for n military 'taildsp in Germany. I k ta did M l rule m tt -ra t m l * ta « r t of ' " ' Eagto, appearing mi • radio program, raid tits United SUtsa v tooald proceed with the military fctildup white nt the asms time giving Bovtet Promtor Nikita Itaiabctav « negotiable way to " «nt of hi* present ulU- Mr. and Mrs. Lao F. Moon, Sanford, a daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Mark O, Womack, Sanford, a son. M i Chiiftiai WiUismst Loansoodg Linda Martin, Bridget ibeam n, Retort Gully, Elisabeth Kelly, Elisabeth Geldworth, Joyce Huskin, Florence Gilmartin and Marla Turn, ot Sanford. Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Huskin, Sanford, • daughter! Mr, and Mrs. Jamoe Martin, Sanford, n eon; Mr, and Mrs. Robot* Williams, Longwood, a daughter! Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shearren, Sanford, a daughter and Mr. and Mrs, M. L Kelly, Sanford, n oca. Juanita Graf, Daytona Bonchf Edson Gott, Genova; Mrs. Norma Kngte said ta toll Khrushchov bed teft himself some "loopbotea” k recast statooonts oa Ea*t-We*t nftairo. For ora thing, ho uid, tho iovtot premier neaortod that if tbo Waat would agree on t »*&oral dii armament, bo would accept any kind of inapacUon' tho Alltel wonted. But Eagto laid his grontwt military buildup. As chance *f nvoldiag war wne for tta Allien to pul taros* la Berlin toot would die•undo Khrushchev from making ta foH might tend ta Aletha Smith, Elisabeth Reed, Anna Brooks, Frances Widsnor, Florence Mart in, Mrs. Carl Andor­ r a and toby, Mrs, Joaapn Brinsy and baby aad Mas. Paul Goldmaa aad baby, of Sanford. JUNE SI William Radley, Alton Mitchell, Maurice Evens, Monroe Schuenemsnn end Gladys Seohrook, of Sanford. Births Mr. aad Mrs. John Stafanok, San­ ford, n daughter. Dismissals Ernest Holtactow, Lake Monroo| Elisabeth Goldworth, Mary Ana Plarcy, Harman Jarrett, Ronald Joneo, Mr*. L. T. Moon end baby and Mrs. T. E Wood and baby, of Sanford. By Dick Turner CARNIVAL — un w ^ v rv- Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want - Ads a rood picture because It'*, the most uncomfortable, physically, I've ever worked In." The script hss him, a* the as­ sassin Barabba*. flghtlnr ft* ft By Galbraith gladiator, swimming the Tiber, SIDE GLANCES surviving a min* fire, sentenced to die on a cross—the cross hs escap­ ed when Christ was crucified In his place.* "Aim's* Semple McPherson's faith," he told the story, "saved my grandmother’s life and 1 was grateful. I joined her church i t 10. I played the sax with her on street corners and in her tabernacle. I' was a strange kid, and it Was won­ derful for me. I'm sure the experi­ ence bought to my acting' things I'll never really know for sure. I'll never forget her voice and her dramatic ways. I esn hear her now, saying: " T’va had a long, weary day. 1 don't want to hear the harsh sound of eolns dropping Into the collec­ tion plates. I want to hear the soft rustle of bills.' "1 don’t ears what other people say. She was controversial but she did a lot of good for poor people in Los Angeles during the depres­ sion. I was one of them—the solo support of a family, of i>, She helped me to understand how to discipline my life." The greatness as an actor which first brought Tony an Oscar for hla rolo in "Via Zapata" is a long atory of hurdles. Hs hsd a For • dim* extra, wa'll plug anything you Hava to t a l i r speech impediment aa a youngster and even after ha left AJmee'e church to atudy acting, to marry the lata C. S. DsMIlla'a daughter and to play movla roles, "no one," LOST: Croon parrot named ha aald, "took mo vary seriously.” "Pokey." Last sesn ot TouchBut ha graw as an actor, playing ton's Drug Storo. Reward. Ph. every role, ha aald, “aa a study— FA 3-4353, aa a step in learning. 1 still plsy them that way." Ha fsals that tho LOST: Light brown fomals Dachs­ turning point esma in 1N7 when hund named "PreUel", re­ ha clicked in the Broadway play, Office 204 W. First ward. FA 1-0I3T. “Tba Gentleman From Athens." DEADLINES "I was totally unprepared for CLASSIFIED/DISPLAY i acting during the early years. I worked at many things. 1 first act­ Tuts., Are F it • a P. M. day ha- WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private baths, 111 W. First Sted to pay for volco lesson* to cur* my speech impediment. Today I think of acting not as a natter of competition. I act se I can compete All adults and young people of tha Sanford area are cordially in­ vited and urged to aee "Commu­ nism oa Tha Map" today, at 8 p .m. at the Masonlo Temple on North Park Avenue. Tho film, sponsored by the Royal Arch Maeoae aad made available hr the Mary, Is a W for every loyal American. Authentically d o c u m e n t e d , "Communism on tho Map" reveals the unbelievable, alarming and In­ sidious world-wids Infiltration of communism which has been car­ ried out according to cartfully laid plans. Ia addition, it oxpoaas tha future schemas involving our own country which should bs tha .vital concern of ovary citlsen. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost A Fraud 6. Far Brat 7. Brainora EraUls g, Brack BraInk I. Far flak or Rrat 10. Wantad to Rant II. Baal Rotate Wantad 12. Baal Batata Far Sala IS. Martgaga Leana 14. Inraranca 15. Bralneaa Opportraitiaa 16. Faaule Hak Wantad 17. Mala Help Wantad 18. Halp Wantad 19. Situationa Wantad • 20. Babyatltara 21. Baanty Salaaa IS. Bnild - Faint - Rapa* Legal Notice 21. BatMiag Materials 24. Elactrlca) Sorvlcaa XOTICJO OP BALM TEMFOBAHT NOTES 25. Plnmblng Sorvlcaa THE HOUSINO AtlTHOIUTT OF 20. Radio A Totoviaian THE COUNTT OF SEMINOLE. 27. SpacUl Sorvlcaa FLORIDA Sealed prenatal* will he received 28. Laundry Sorvica . " The Houston A- ethorlt tbe by C ount) ot Seminole, — Florid* (her*. 29. •Automobile Service In a tlsr called the "l‘Local Auihorl- SO. Machinery - Teok tar**J •/» The Hsuil*!>S A eiborlty • ( th* C tlr a t O e a fo rd .____________ SL Poultry - Fata - Uvaataak m a tu ra tio n Bultdlne, Caatl* Brew­ 52. Flow en - Trsea - Sbniks er Court la tho C ltr a t Sanford. IS. Furniture Florid*, until, end publlolr oponod at, Twslvo o'clock noon. (EAT.) 54. Articles For Bate oa Ju ly II, 1111, to r tho purohnoo * t Illt.4t0.40 Tem porary Notoi 55. Artiden W utad (F ifth Oorioo), holag liouod to a!4 36. Boats • Motors la flsa n o le s It* lew -root housing 57. Motorcycles • iterators project*. The not** wlU he anted A usuit 38. Trailers • Cabanas I, 1411. w ill he perahlo to basrnr SO Antonobilra • Tracks i U n i > I t t i l t , and w ill bear la ria t a t th e r a t i *r rate* per a n n u a U sed la th a propose! or proposals accepted for tho p u r­ chase e t ouch s e t t s All prepeeals for tho purohaoo ed said note* shall bo o u b aitted la a to n e approved bg tho Local A uthority. Ceplt* c f ouch’ (arm e l propeesta and la(orm atlaa concern­ ing th* note* m ar be obtained from th* Local A uthority a t tba ad dr are indicated above. TUB HOUSINO AUTHORITY o r THE COUNTY OF SEMI­ NOLE. FLORIDA Eg R erd ea L> Sradloy Secretary Publics Ju n e l l t h . 1HL OUT OF TOWNERS, welcome to FIs. — Available Now: Cute, Clean, Respectable I • Room Cottage- Also kitchenettes and overnight units. By month, week, day. SUN DEL MOTEL 1 Ml. So. of Sanford, Hwy. 17-93 For Reservations Ph. FA 2-3947 Chrysler Airtemp 2 9 7 a ir CONDITIONING Now Aa Low Aa Salon A Service - All Makoa $179.00 Free Estimates Fall Mas; Window Units to >91 OAE 3 Bedroom Home M asonry coaetruciiua . B uilt op roof . P u rred w alls • TUo both - Awning windows • T erra* so F le a m - B im h k it­ chen cabinet* . F orm ica d a k ta p - B elli la W osUagkoua* •v a n sa d ran g e • G lass slid ­ in g f e w ta pat I* . C arport* 4-BEDROOM bouse, kitchen equip, ped, by new high school. Barn, room for cows and horses. ITS mo. FA 2-1171. FURNISHED bousi on West Side. Couple preferred. Call FA 2-6611 alter S:00 p.m. • ,-\ 3 ROOM apartment, near hos­ pital, $33 per mo. Includes wa. ter and electricity.' FA 2-8344, 3 - ROOM furnished apartment 313 Palmetto Avenue. RENT A BED RoUaway, Hospital A Baby Beds By Day, Week or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE ( , Ph. FA 2-3II1 U6 W. 1st. St. VALUE FINANCING Down Payment A Cloeing Coat Down-To-Earth Prices $159.50 NEW HOMES Besutiful Lskefrent In Beautiful — Sunland Estates $13,800 - $16,000 5 - BEDROOMS 1 - l f t - 1 BATHS C om m unity On gporkliag Lake Miss** $11,300 to 117,100 See Our Maid*] Hemee — W EN TODAY — H i ML S e el Sanford This W. on Lake Mary Bird. ___ PH. FA 3-$370 Conventional A PHA Leans DIRECTIONS . Enter Senland Betatee - Fellow Oar KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. FA S -im FA S-9974 FA S to ll SEMINOLE COUNTY RESIDENTS I f you are a Seninole County realdent, but At# out o f tho FAirfax exchange area, you may now place your Want Ad with the Herald free of any telephone toll charge* Just call usl BEFORE YOU BUY Compare Check These F w fnw pb S K Y -H IG H Serving Central Fla. elaca 1943 CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE FA 2-6562 3-ROOU garaze apartment. FA l - l » t FURNISHED garage apartment. Ph. FA 2-3164 between I a. m. COTT/OE, ready to me and I p. m. completely furnished, al ties. Week or month, LOVELY large cool 4 room apart­ only, 2104 Park Avenue. ment, IV) Ule bath, large 1 - BEDROOM apartment. Phone screened porch. FA 2-4930. FA 2-1462 between 9 a. q . 4 3 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen equip­ I p . n . * ped, In Sunland. Call FA 2*2919 If no antwsr FA 2-1943 or in­ CLEAN and nicely ^gnlshe f ) apartment, largs living moos quire at 117 Camella Ct. with fireplace, master bedroom, AN LANTA APARTMENTS: Jalousied back porch, |gl Mag­ Newly redecorated, large light nolia. Also, duplex apartment, rooms, private baths and en­ 1203 Elm. Ph, NO g-3361. trances. 404 E. llth. St. Ph. FA 1-4212. 2-BEDROOM furnished apartment, hardwood floor, tile bathi Ph. FA $4301. Th* Aristocrat of Air Conditioning Red Tactics Displayed In Film e 2 B. R. Kit. equipped .. t i l RENT OR LEASE: Partially /urnniihed (wo bedroom home four 2 B. R. Kit. equipped ...$73 blocks from poitoffice. Adults 2 B. R. Kit. equipped ... STS only. 410 Palmetto Ave, Phone 1 B. R. apartment . 160 FA 2-3797 or FA t a i l . ROSA 1- PAYTON Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-1301 17 92 at Hlswalba FURNISHED large 5 room span menl near base, 2013 So. San­ ROOMS In private home, Double ford Ave. NO 1-4323. and Single. FA 2-7006. FURNISHED 2 bedroom house, SLEEPLNO ROOMS—The C-sbles nice yard. Ph. FA 2-2097 ot 401 Magnolia. Ph. FA 2-0720. FA 2-3750. UNFURNISHED one bedroom apartment, kitchen equipped, FURNISHED upstairs apartment $30. FA 2-6137, 109 W. llth St. NICE $ room furnished apart­ 3 ROOM furnished apt., $60 a ment, quiet neighborhood. Adults month, close la. 111 E. Sth St., call FA 2-4263 or FA 2 57S8. FA 2-7399. FURNISHED garaga apt. Phone FURNISHED apartment, clean and close la. FA 1-4013, Jimmy FA 3-2M0. Cowan. N , CALL i Sanford Herald Advertising Dept Wk AND IN SANFORD ON YOUR LOT . Yea aa* each N yen are hereby eetltleO a ad required i* preaeat aay claim s and dem nnta which pen, n eith er *1 yen, may have a g e ie st - the aetata e t CAIi r o l l W. STAPLER. decease*, let* e t said County, te the C eualp Jn d s e *1 Semin tie Ceualp, P ie r Ida, e t hie ettle* ta tt * e e n rt house e t eald C osuty o t la n for A F iona*, w ithin eig h t calendar m oaths from tha Uaaa e t tha* firs t pahllcatlaa *( L et u i shew goo o a r finished model hornao, several plane 1* choose b o m . I f p e a don’t hav e * lot, w o hove la ta an d finished kerne* available. 1 9 9 * FIN A N C IN G ■ A lee F a rm Hama L oans Office Hourai 8:00 a. m l • 5x30 p. m. Week-Day a, 8:00 a. u . -13:00 Nook S a t * 0F ' ■ > ‘r - ’ 1' • i‘4 *r& r1 t tAm_a... l Vi i S“kt - 11 i .^.me - F*AI — -^ right on Earmh CURTIS HOMES ■ 4 2-2611 �Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 112. Real Estate For Sale ROOM furnlihed apartment, 306 Elm Avc. FA 2-2021. 12. Real Estate For Sale FARM LAND 20 acrei tiled land adaptable for Broker . citrus. 1320 feet paved road. h. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha $750.00 per acre. Terms avail­ able. J. W. Hall, Realtor, Fh. ROSA L. PAYTON UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom home, residential section, fenced yard, earporte, utility room, screened la porch. $05 per mo. 2423 No Down Payment OR CLOSING Laurel Ave. Please call for ap­ 10 HIDDEN COSTS pointment FA 2-7914. Available snd 3 bedroom masonry Aug. 1st. home built on your lot any­ UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house where in the state of Florida. £ In Casselberry and furnished No waiting — immediate con­ one bedroom apartment on 17-92 struction. CALL FA 2-S5t3. across from Mr. Peanut. Ph. Headly Const. Co. TE 3-4326. TWO UNIT apt. bldg., newly re­ FURNISHED duplex, two bed­ modeled throughout, 309 Mag­ room, large earporte 4 utility nolia, ideal as a home with in­ room. 10 miles from Navy Base, come, ideal at a home and 14th SL In Longwood, TE (-3291. business location. Asking $12,500 $3,000 down, but make offer LOCH ARBOR Ready to sell. FA 2-7647. Three bedroom 1H baths, large % lot, unfurn. with kitchen equip­ RAVENNA PARK ment. $115 per month. Phone This is a home your family will FA 2-3951. Robert A. Williams, be proud of. Three bedrooms Realtor. end l'v baths for only $393 I BEDROOM house, Bel Air addi- down and $95.00 per month. In­ tioo, aloe neighborhood, call at cludes Taxes and insurance. An excellent location at 203 Sat1400 Court St. luma Drive. The large lot Is I ROOM furnished garage apart- well landscaped and includes 21 meat, water and electricity citrua trees. Drive out end eee furnished, shady yard. Call be- this today. Exclusive with • fore 2 or after 3 FA 2-1305. . Stenstrom Realty 3ljr Oanlnrb fcralb By Nadine Seltzer Sewing Mach. Repairs SWEETIE PIE j ______________ ____ V /• -sr \ / s DRESS MAKING 4 ALTERATIONS Reasonable — Satisfaction guar­ anteed. Call FA 2-1260 for ap­ pointment. LET THE OTHER FELLOW HELP DUPLEX 314,500 ONE of Sanford's nicest duplexes located on Park Avenue Each having 2 bedrooms with ‘sepa­ rate garage facilities. Owners health necessitates early aale. Priced to move at $14,500, suit­ able terms arranged. SMALL APPLIANCE repairs. 21 hr. service. Pick up and deliv­ ery. All* work and parts guar­ anteed. FA 2-0190. Seminole Septic Tank CLEANING <23.00 PH. FA 2-9401 24 HOUR SERVICE WE GO ANYWHERE ANYTIME Exclusive — Broker Cooperation Invited 29. Automobile Service Seminole Realty AUTO GLASS INSTALLED INI Park Ph. FA 2-3232 Evening!: FA 2-2248 or FA 2-5013 TRAILER SITE Mar Laka Jessup, 150' a 150*, on private road. Well water on property. Will ac­ comodate 2 trailers. Priced reasonable to tell. FA 2-8*00— "la your wiR up to data?" HUTCHISON APARTMENTS HIGHLAND PARK Oceanfront, 338 So. Atlantic 3-BEDROOM bom*. Shaded cor­ W* suggest you see this lovuly Am.. Daytona Beach. FA 2-4058 ner lot, fenced. Extra large kit­ 3 Bedroom home at 2400 Oak chen, stove and refrigerator. Ave. A fine home in a fine Low equity. FA 3-2197. neighborhood and priced to sell MAN OR WOMAN. Families need at $15,500. Financing Is attrac­ service in Sanford. Full or part WANTED TO RENT by July 9, tive with an existing FHA pay­ time. Some earn $3.30 hourly 0 cent with option to buy large un­ ment plan at 344% interest. and up. See R. B. Hartman, furnished borne. Preferable with Total payment per month Is Box 791, Longwood or write acreage on or near water, near $88.00. See this exclusive by Rawleigh's Dept. FAF-440-538 Memphis, Tenn. Sanford 4 NAS. Call Tyle at Oscar M. H arrison calling . Run Dell Motel FA 2-5947. Registered Real Estate Broker 1311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-7949 4-BEDROOM. 2-balh, fully air conditioned, much , closet and storage space. Low down pay­ ment, 124 W. Woodland Dr. Ph. FA 2-3870. S t Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 119 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA M 12J MUST SACRIFICE 2 - bedroom CB home. Buy equity. FI|A. 1(0 Country Club Circle. FA 2-3531. LARGE OLDER HOMES Several to choose from. Good lo­ cation. Priced from $9,400 to $11,909: Phone us tor details. t 8-BEDROOM, 1 bath CB home, screened porch, wired utility ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor room. Fully landscaped. Locat­ Raymond Luadqulst, Assoc. ed on Labs Ravenna, 212 Tan­ FA 2-99(1 Atlantic Bank Bldg. gerine Dr. Cow down payment. (-BEDROOM, 1 bath, large corFA 3-1154. ner loL Low down payment. 217 Oakland Avenue, Sunland Es­ F air Value Properties tates. Pb. FA 1-11*3. RAYMOND M. BALL' NEEDS interior paint and minor And Associates repairs, (But, ohl what a value), US Be. Park Pk. FA 23*41 2-Bedroom pre-war home with Lake M an Branch FA S-13*0 fireplace and spacto*<a living room, separate dining room, Situated on a corner, on 2 beau­ tiful lots. Close to school, church. Extra Bargain for the handy man. $9,250, requires $4,200 down, $51.01 per month. This is not a project location. LOCH ARBOR 1509 Magnolia Avenue. A quality homo ia a thoiea teesExclusive — Broker tie*. S Bedrooms, lots el Boos ' apaee la the rest at tbs borne. Cooperation Invited BeaeUful lots with trees, flowera tad shrubs. Good financing. Seminole Realty \ $11400. 1*01 Park Ph. FA 2-(2$2 Evenings: FA 2-2248 or FA 2-3013 Stenstrom Realty JUl N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-242 MUST SACRIFICE 2 bedroom CB boms In good location, con­ venient to N.AJ., 4to% mort­ gage. FA 2-2407. Shoemaker .1 24. Electrical PenlcM FR10IDA1RE Sites 4 Service House Wiring Free Estimates Sid Vlhlen’s Randall Electric 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 25. Plumbing Services PLUMBING Contracting 4 Repairs Stenstrom Realty WORK wanted FA 2-3120. Free Estimates R. L. HARVEY 111 N. Park Avc. Phone FA 2-3431 MAN with pickup truck would 204 Sanford Ava. Phone FA 23383 PINECREST: Over 1400 sq. ft. of Ilka light delivery work or what delightful living area with 2 have you. FA 2-4151. bedrooms, extra large living room and Florida room. Large lot, beautifully landscaped. Two Plumbing k Heating fenced pstioi. Immaculate in­ 21. Beauty 8ntom AIR CONDITIONING side and out Choose your terms. CONTRACT sad REPAIR WORE See this on* at 119 Shannon 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-9892 Dr. before you buy. FA 2-7239. fijavmnai ONGDALE Hanford's Most Exclusive Subdivision BUILT k DEVELOPED BY JACK DEM ETREE 3 - Bedrooms Wide variety eaterter FHA Ceaveolioaal 4 In-Service FINANCING 2 • Bath* U , ,U A . $ g 4 - W LOCATED N. of 20th. 8L on Latent. . MONTH , Principal It 1st. Low Down Pa) went — No U***io Priced From 8(45*. |5« Deposit of Your CM**. * 1 Block to Hrheel • * High * Dry s * Paved Strceta * Railing Agent tS Ph. FA 2-91K k .- l. FA 3-7413 AL KEEN HAYtit , Don’t Mias The Groatant Used Car Halo la The Hintary Of Hanfard. This Weak Only. During Our FRfcitan* Mld-Yaar Clearance Sale Prices Like This 60 Const 2 Dr. Bt. Trans. ........... 11499.00 85 Ford 4 Dr. St. Trans. $899.00 OPEN TILL • P. M. AMY ANDERSON ■'////// 34. Articles For 8ale FACTORY TO YOU 20 GAL. garbage cans IMS. ALUMINUM BLINDS Blanket Special, 2 for $3. ArrayEnclosed head, Sai-proof bottom Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Are. rail with planIc ends. Piaitic or rayon Upea. Cotton or nyrlon WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes walkets. cords. FREE DELIVERY Senkarik Glass anil Paint Co. Prescriptions our Specialty 210 Magnolia Ph FA 2-4022 FAUST’S Rx PHARMACY 2nd end MeUonvItl* GARDEN TILLER with 40 tmptePh. FA 3-7107 inents including rotary end tic­ kle mower.'Call before • a. m. USED power mower. Coll before or after 5 p. m. FA 2-gSOO for 9 a. m. or after S p. m. Ph. demonstration. FA 2-8(00. POWER lawn mower, modern HAVE 17 piece stainless (tee! fold dark green door and glass cookware set, 3 ply waterleu, la shower door, both new and very original factory canon, was reasonable. After 3 p. m. Ph. 3149, sacrifice $31. W1U deliver. FA 2-1374. FA 2-33(0. USED llotpoint electric stove $73. APARTMENT size | Phone FA 2-1222. reasonable FA 2-0464, READY MIXED CONCRETE COMPTON'S Pictured Encyclo. Outdoor Table Tops 4 Seals pedlas — Terms. 14 price trade* Lot Maker* — Sills — Lintels In on old asts—Tarms. FA 2-01(1 Steps — Patio Blocks — Sand MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. REFRIGERATOR 9 eu. ft. West09 Elm Ave. Ph. FA 2*5731 inghouse $30. NO 3-4724. COKE machine, reconditioned, COLDSPOT air coodltlooer. Phone $100. Ph. FA 2-4403. FA 2-32(4. LIMITED NUMBER BoxpoinD GO KART $(5.00, good condition. able, good condition. FA 2-2018. available, reasonable. Excellent Call TA 2-3538. family pgt and watch dog. To WHY slave over your figure work eee them la to love them. Dog this hot weather. We have a Gateway To The Waterway House Kennel, Fern Park. Ph. number of used adding ma­ Your EVINRUDE Dealer TE 1-3557. chines la good running order Robson Bportlnc Goods and fully guaranteed: 4-9-9 E. l i t Ph. FA 2-9191 YOUNQ laying hens, priced rea­ Burroughs, 5-column Adder $4140 sonable. Also, stewing hens, 73c Smith Corona GOOD skiing rig, 14' runabout, Adder each, Todd’s Poultry Farm, nearly new .................... (7.50 35 h. p. Evlarude Lark, Gator New Upsala Road. FA 2-3693. R. C. Allen with arbtractlon 74.50 trailer. FA 3-7SS4. PERSIAN kittens, little beauties Remington 10-kcy with $20 each. Mlllor'a Motel. Ph. subtraction .................... 79.50 R. C. Allen Electric with FA 2-4110. subtraction ................. . 79.50 Of course we have plenty of new machines from $94.00 up. All QUALITY PLANTS FOR LESS! machines subject to tax. COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. '54 NASHUA, one bedroom, ex­ 314 Magnolia Ave. W. 20th SL Near Golf Course cellent condition, bargain at Sanford, Florida Ph. FA 8-1909 $950. Vernon Hlttte, Midway TRADE IN MERCHANDISE Confederate Jasmlae la Bloom, Trailer Pk., Fans Park. ALL MUST GO! GRAPEVILLI NURSERY arapeviU* Ave. near 20th SL Refrlferator $5.00, Electric Lawn VACATION trailer, IS ft. aleepe Mower $5.00, Electric Stove 4, Butane ref., etore. Lights COCOA FORMOSA Palm Trees II' $5.00, Power Mower $15.00, elec. 4 water hookup, 1th* new, tall. FA 3-2994. Pewer Mower $2040, Hand sacrifice. 1409 Wyaaweod. Ph. BITTER BLUE SOD 9e par sq. Lawn Mower $1.00, Beautiful fL Dutch Mill Nursery. New Refrigerator $90.(1. Upsala Rd. Just off 20th St. Ph. REPOSSESSED MERCHANDISE Power Mower $23.00, Girls Bike FA 2-17*7. RENAULT Douphlne, sun $25.00, Record Player $10.00, 1*60 roof, radio, $795. Sanford Motor Power Mower $55.00, Electric Slov* $190.00, Power Mower Co., 1001 Sanford Ave. FA 2-4292 BY OWNER: ISM Chevy Bal Alr Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick $49.00. NEW MERCHANDISE ( cyl. 9 dr. tUtkm wagon, rodl# Service With The Cash. SUPER llouso Brooms 77c, Bath Scales 4 heater, first $571 takas It. TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. $2.99, Flashlights 20c, Boys BUte MUST SELL at once; 1* pc. liv­ $11.21, Child's Auto $9.99, Picnic ing room group, Someone to Table 4 Bench $22.00, Badmlttake up payment* at $4 Call oa and Volleyball Set, both for Casselberry collect—TE 9-151L 97.77, Barbecue Kite $2.44, Fold­ ing Tkbles $9.99, Play Tents CUSTOM BUILT BEDD1NO Mattress renovating. Expert Up­ 94.(9, Floor PoUaharo $11.99, holstering. All Work Guaran­ Electric Can Opener $11.90, Kit­ teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. chen Clocks $1.19, OE Vacuum Co., FA 2-2117, 1301 Sanford Cleaners $29.90, 20” Window Fans 922.22, Boys or Girla 20” Ava. Bikes 929J9, Rear Seat Speaker Used furniture, appliances, tools, Kit $495, Largo Lawn Sweepetc. Bougbl-Sold. Lsrry's Msrt, era $1199. 215 Sanford Ate. Pb. FA 2-4132 FIRESTONE STORES 111 K. First St. • BIO VALUES Sanford, Florida * QUICK CREDIT 4 EASY TERMS • WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS "Home* Deafened With You In Mind PARK H O M E S ! 14. Articles For Sale WimlHhield Buck Glass Door Glass Vent Glass SERVICE WANTED: Someone to taka up TV, new picture tub* $55. Plays Senkarik Glasi and Paint Co. payments on 2 complete rooms good. Ph. FA 2-7553. 210 Magaolia Ph. FA 2-4(22 of furniture, monthly paymente $13.75. pall Collect: Casselberry 81. Poultry * Pots - Livestock TE S-llll. STEMPEB'S HATCHERS TV DESIRABLE HOME LIST 4 RADIO SERVICE . TO BE 'Dependable. Guaranteed. Service* PURCHASED BEFORE .. Air Conditioned • TV Stamp* Pb. FA 2-S392 2609 W. First St. JULY 4th REAL CHARM—This home hal HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK FA 2-5742 3 Br. — Large Den—nice Utility 105 So. Oak Ava WANT ADS BRING Room, Including washer, storage Vacation Special! room large enough for a work­ FAST RESULTS shop and a fenced off rear yard, Permanent Waves, Including hair­ landscaping is nice oa this cor­ cuts, styling — 58.50. Air con­ ner lot, only $11,900. with real doned sbap, air conditioned 27. Special Service* dryers. good terms. PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING LAR-RE’ BEAUTY SALON EXCELLENT HOME-Oldar con­ 9949 Hiawatha Pk FA 2-1290 struction 2 Br’s walking dis­ tance of town, shaded rear yard FRIGID AIRE and screened front porch only Salas 4 Service $7,500. G. H. HIGH Oviedo, ria. FO 5-2313 Days WEST SIDE-A real home In Evening* Sanford FA 2-3SS3. wonderful condition located on % acre of ground—4 Brt, m CARPENTRY, painting, roofing DRAGLINE 4 blJLLDOZKK SER. By 1ha Hour or Contract Baths wl h large T. V. room. and cement work. FA 2-48*9. GATLIN BROTHKltS AU for only $12400. Terms. BOYD'S Cabinet Shop. MUlwork Geneva 2512 Eve, Orlando GA2-S199 207 Rim. FA 2-2119. “Wo Trade" WELLS DRILLED SEMI-RETIRED CARPENTER PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Stemper Agency Repair* Alterations All Type* and Sixes Painting We Repair and Service REALTOR—INSUROR Pboee FA 2-7*93. S T IN E Phone FA 2-4N1 112 N. Park WILSON - MAIER Machinery and Supply Co. ROOM SPECIAL 914JS. Painting New and Used Furniture 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-9452 inside and out. Call Mr. Tasker, 311 E. First St. FA 2-5622 MORTGAGE LOANS FA 2-9159. ENVELOPES, letterheads, state­ FHA and Conventional ments, Invoices, hand bills, and ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Commercial 4 Residential programs, sic. Progressive Beds. Day, Week, or Month— FURNITURE CENTER STENSTROM REALTY Printing Co. Phone FA 3-2*31— 2100 French Ave. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 LUMBER • HARDWARE • PAINT 306 Wes4 13th St. ROOFINQ FIIA Loam Ph. FA 3-7953 FHA 4 VA Mortgages — IU% GHOST WRITING, essays, job B. EDWARDS Interest — S. C. Bluh Company, resumes, and Iciters-of-applica­ BUILDERS SUPPLIES Mortgage Bankcre, 1004 Edgetion. Experienced competent Wa Give TV Stamps water Dr., Orlando CH 1-1359. 901 W. ard IL PA 2-7M8 service. Low rates. FA 2-4033. NEW DREAMWOLD NEW MW boms and a new way of life can be yours for only $930 BY I dawn. Three bedrooms, til* bath with many other extras. Total prloe is 18450 with payment tf $99 per month. Can be shown CONSTRUCTION CO., | at your convenience anytime. WANTED: Middle a ltd lady to Incorporated ■ stay with elderly couple both day and night. Contact A. O. Stenstrom Realty Clause, 411 Palmetto or phone 111 N. Park Ave PboM FA 2-3430 FA 2-2341. A ALL MAKES 4 MODELS RENTALS | 8 WEEK 105 So. Palmetto (14 hr. Ser.) fa :-m u FOR DRIVEWAYS. • sidewalks , etc. call after 4:30 FA 2-7775. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor S49I S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5221 After hours FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0291 Tucs. June 27, 1961—Page 9 27. Special Services CARLANDI LOCAL OWNED CARS RECONDITIONED TO SERVE YOU BETTER 90 CHEVROLET Corvalr 4 Door, P/fiUde______ 99 CHEVROLET 3 Door V-9, P/GUde__________ •• BUICK Hardtop Sport Cm * * ______________ 19 FORD $ Dear V-9, Automatic... ........................ 9$ PLYMOUTH FURY, Sport Coupe, Air Cond. — 59 CHEVROLET 4 Door V-9, Power Gild* ______ 59 CHBVROLKT Impels Sport Cpt- Air Coed. 99 CHBVROLKT CMvrrUble, New Top, V-9, P/O _ •9 DODGE Station Wagon, V-9 Automatic______ 99 FORD 2 Deer V-9, Automatic ___ i --------------17 FORD Victoria Cpe, Automatic, P. Steering__ IT CADILLAC Cenmlibie, Pew er------------------17 CADILLAC 4 Door, Power. Air Cond.----------IT FORD Statloe Wagon. V-«, Aetomatlc_______ 99 CHRYSLER Station Wages, Auto, Pewer Beat 99 MRRCUBY 4 Doer, Automatic, P/Btoorlag___ 19 OLDSMOBILH Holiday Hardtop,- Automatic---19 FORD Victoria Sport Cpe, V-9, A .to .----------59 FOBD Italian Wagon, V-9, Aetomati* — ----99 DODGE Laocer SpL Coop*. Axiomstie --------m v o l k s w a g in — r — — :— -----------19 CHEVROLET 9 Cylinder. S Door Hardtop-----II CADILLAC 4 Door. Power, Air Coed.-----------19 PLYMOUTH 9 Cylinder Standard, Button Wa«aa 91 FORD • Cylinder, 4 Dear - .... ......... .................. II CADILLAC 4 Door, Air Ceodlltoaed ........ ..... — 31 FORD S Door, V-9. Standard S h ift---------------- -------- RECONDITIONED TRUCKS19 CHBVROLKT ft Tea Ptekap, PtoMstfo -------99 FORD H Ton Plcfcop------------- -------. 59 FORD ft Ton Pickup----------- -------- ---If CHEVROLET ft Ten Pickap.......................... . �i iT F t — --------- — ■ S? v y ............................. .............— — Waaftrf | m l l P i f i 10—Tues. June 27,1961 Wednesday Morning Former Bar Official To Talk To Realtors 9. Lewis Hall, pait president of the Florida Rar, will apeak at B meeting of the Florida •AseoclaIlea of Reihore la Lakeland on duly T, it was announced by Artbur B ,, Boaiman, Miami, presldent of the statewide Realtors 9 a.m. 'b ll 12 noon local Board* of Roattora throughout Florida. BomInolo County Board president Noil V. Farmer, Sanford Realtor, i* a member of the statewide Board of GoTornort of tbo Florida Realtor organisa­ tion. .Local Realtors and thalr Asso­ ciates (salesmen) are belted to attend the two-day meetings of the state organisation, Boatman •aid. Several hundred members of the Florida Association of Real­ tors are expected to be on hand for the July T and I sessions headquartered at Lakeland's. New Florida HotelA highlight of the two days of committee meetings, educational oesslocis, and social activities will ha the Board of Governors dinner Friday eight when Hall, the Also* ** *- * * - - 1- 1 - * — - - ------------ * At a general assslon Friday morning, July T, W. I . Wanutedt, resident manager of the Schlito Brewing Company la Tampa, will tell delegates “Why We Chose Florida for ■ New Plant." On the same program will ba Harry M. Felgte, odmlnistratlve manager of the International Minerals and Chemical Corporation, apeakbg on "What Florida Means to My Company." A special program for tba wives include farm broken, appraisers, Readers, and a special Friday aAeraoon salesmen's clinic on Mai aetata research and "Cbm 3Aa education program sponsor­ ed by the Women's Council wUl Ipar Admiral R. Malcolm Forteon, manngbg director of FlorHb'a ship canal authortty, talk on "The Croas-Stalo Canal." fatur4ky morning will feature a mo­ tion picture and panel m multiple filling, the “supermarket" apgjaach to MDbg real estate, sad the two day mooting! will close (hat aftanoen with a Beard of Mr. A. G. Layer Dies Al Home Mr. A. 0, Layer, II, died it bin heme early today follow!n| i brief 91m u . He had made hie home at 111 Palmetto Ave. far the past threeand-oos-half yean. B an April 11, UU in Louisville, Ky., be v ia a member of the Flnt Methodist Church of Seafurd, a vateran af tha gpenlih-American Wart a member of tbo D of A and was retired from the Sash and Door Lumber Co. af Cincinnati, Ohio. Ha and Mr*. Layer had bean married for f t years. Survivors am hia wile, Mrs. Ida Layer Of Sanford: ana son, A. L. Layer of Cincinnati; three grandsons, Alfred L. Layer Jr. •f Cincinnati: William P, Layer •f Sanford and Richard E. Layer af Daytona Beach: • teeter doughfar, Mrs. Lucille Clammy of Now Albany, tod.: twa Haters, Mrs. Anna Hone and Mrs. Sophia Ceomhi, both a t Louisville and four great-grandchildren. . Funeral services will bo held fit 10 n. m. Thursday from tba Erlaaon Funeral Hama Chsptl wMh Rav. John Adams effirtaUng. Burial win ha at Oaklawn Mamartel Park. Downtown Sanford! • CAPE CANAVERAL (UP1) — Ths dlfftrsnce between America's old Redstone end new Polaris mis­ siles Is o u of experience. A pair of rocki t firings with opposite to■nits proved this point Monday. The Rodstone, direct doecendant of the old Goman Vt and “granddaddy" of U. 8. ballistie mlesllee, lumbered ovor the Atlantic on lu final military flight boro. It'a success waa almost a forogono conclusion. The Polaris, a complex now weapon the Nevy hao touted aa the koyotono of ths n a ti o n * a streamlined missile defenses, had tte chance eaHlar.b the day. It mlseed the target by eceres of mllee. The development of the 10-ton Redstone esae after httadnda of thousands of work hours and eight years of testing. The missile haa virtually patented the word “ene* coco" for flights like the one Mon­ day night, at ranges up to 100 mllea. Radstons Is not gone entirely from the Cape, l b rsilnbUllp wee H a key rob b tbo nation's man­ ia space program, as booster for suborbltal “training" flights Ilka the one Cmdr. Aba R. Shepard made on May I. Finish # SWIVEL BASE * ■' > t * * , ■, 1 . . ■ Sanford Electric Co. ' fiw J u n q ' - i , ‘■ 1 i fa iv d e a u A e 116 Magnolia Ave. J 3 > Jm • Regular 329.95 Console 21** Walnut 111 +**'C,; *J c& fiiq . O alu e A FA 2-1562 EM ERSO N 24 inch Rollaround Electric Space Aluminum & Plastic Webbing REGULAR 6.06 Adjustable and Reversible VALUE FA 2-5181 A 40.95 VALUE JUICTRICCO. v L iberal T rade-in*,. E asy T erm s, C ash D iscounts, T V I t e m pa WILfiON-MAIER WASHINGTON (UPI) ~- Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, b r e a k In g sharply with tba etiff traditlou of White House social affaire, wUl bold a. state dinner next month on Urn lawn af historic ML Vernon. The aetata of tba country's first president, for year* a major tourlet attraction, will be the scene ef • state dinner July 11 for I'akletenl President Mohammed Ayub Kahn. Mrs. Kennedy, who apparently got tbo Idee during bar trip to Europe, visited Oeorge Washing­ ton's colonial home Monday to check over arrangements for Urn affair. BUTTER • cologne and perfume combination (tfsvd Jewelry Store All. cotton high quality Wall proportioned, carefully stitched, adjustable ntrnpn, easy to car* for, aisaa 84A to 42B. New 1961 23 inch Console TELEVISION Ticket Record Set 2117 Cow try Club Rd. FA Sanford, Fla. W m . R ogers B llv o rp b te Amazing Value 1 Wednesday Morning LEW IS Soles ond Service 311 E. 1st ST. WITH TRADE • Close Noon Wad. M A RY r E S T H E R 'S G O R M L Y , IN C Wm. E. K A D E R Jeweler 114 S. Park Ave. DISPLAY sets fA FA 2-2S68 DD I Nationally Advertised Short Sleeve * King Size (1 Only) Twin 8lze (2 Only) HOLLYWOOD BED ORTHOPEDIC SETS Reg. 16B.00 79.50 Reg. 159.00 79.50 Full 81ze (1 Only) 50” (2 _ ROYAL COMFORT BED HOLLYWOOD BEDS" Reg. 119,00 &9.B0 Reg. 59.60 29.78* 119 SO. MAGNOLIA FA u r n SPECIAL! English DINNERWARE Values to $5.00 - • • t ic k in g Twin Size 2 Only) Full S lu (1 Only) QUILT TOP SETS ORTHOPEDIC SETS Reg. 189.00 69.50 Ref, 159.00 79.60 ECHOLS “Featuring FnsMene Jnat Far Tog* 114 W. Peck Ave. FA MB CI DISCONTINUED /2 rlVlWCS Homer L&ughlln DINNERWARE SPECIAL! M / I a piece - '' ----- ONE WHOLE TABLE — 1 9 95 „ CUPS, gAUCUa, BOWLS, KTC. FROM.......... | | 0 UF WHILBTWT LAJTt A m A H aC E A C gm BOA* .'‘•orw.S'V*’i hf&ji �1 The Herald Delivers More Than 11,000 Copies Today! $563,000 Bid County Request For Water Plan Turned Down Accepted For Hospital Work County Studies M For Some On Relief Rolls The County Commission hi* launched a itudy of the poul* lO(y of placing all able bodied men on the county ■welfare roll* on road Job* or other county taik*. Chairman J. C. Hutchiion said that “there la a great deal of merit to the plan and one way of cutting our welfare nil* down." Hutchiioa laid that former County Commissioner J. H. Van y 3y recommended thia procedure to him as a possibility of cutting “waste In government.” Hutchison said that Oregon hal succeeded In working out a wel­ fare plan whereby ail able-bodied men on welfare roll* must work et least two weeks out of the month. District 1 County Commissioner James P. Avery, who agreed with Witchlion on the plan, emphaiiied “we are not talking about men over 63, but Juat younger men who don’t want to work." The board agreed to discuii the matter more fully with welfare officials before coming up with a decision. didn't Sign Orders For Executions, Eichmann Claims JERUSALEM (UPI) — Adolf Eichmann said today ha never etegned ln order for the execution of • Jew and never had one car­ ried out. He told the court trying him for the mass murder of Jews that hi* office was only t "tranalt station1' In the extermination of European Jewry. He asld be did everything in his power to help the Austrian Jews emlgrata and even promised to try 4 9 get the remains of Dr. Theodor fUrsl, founder of Zionism, moved from -Anstria'to PaMtttao tor'taburial. Eichmann, looking pale, pinchfaced and haggard, with black cir­ cles of weariness under hla eyes, testified again for nearly five hours as his. only defense witness against the Israeli prosecution charges that bo was the master f il le r who drove stx million Jewt to extermination. Eichmann flatly denied that be Issued orders for nine Jews to bo hanged at the Tbereslenstadt con­ centration camp for smuggling the mail and bribing officials. He felt beck repeatedly on the line of defense he hns used since he started testifying lift week— that ho waa juat a minor official, tp ia t ha had to refer everything to bis superiors, that be never had anything personally to do with the persecution of -Jews. Collins Attacks Threat To T V CHICAGO (UP1 ) - LeRoy Col llni, preaidant of the National dtesan. of Broadcasters and former Tovemor of Florida, attacked any threat of government Intervention in the radio and television indus­ try Tuesday, "It is incumbent on those of us to remain ever alert and re­ sistant to such effort! no matter how well Intentiooed," Collins •aid. V e io 4’’*' There’ll be plenty of names on (be bronte plaque at the new Sem­ inole County Jail. After a lengthy discussion of more than an hour Tuesday the County Commission agreed that the plaque on the Jail facility will have the names of Hie IKK) com­ mission, that Halted the new jail program, aa well as the present board, county clerk, county attor­ ney, architect and contractor. *■ • • State Reps. Mack Cleveland Jr. and Gordon Frederick will speak to the Jayccra at their noon luncheon Thursday at the Civic Center. They will discuss the 1M1 legisla­ tive session. • • • A hearing on SR ill (Molnar Ave.) will be held by the State Road Department at 2 p.m. Friday In the County Commission cham­ bers. • • • Last week, Clifford F. Proctor Jr., clerk at the post office was awarded an Incentive award for pointing out that a trash can had been put next to n mail drop and on several occalions Aral class mail had been found ln the traah can, Proctor suggested that a di­ vider be placed between the can and the mall drop — this was done. The award came from the regional poat office in Atlanta. Boys Admit 7$ « Windows Broken Two 11-year-old Sanford boyi were taken into custody Tuesday night after they admitted break­ ing 76 windows In the city limits over a two week period, Police Roy Williams said today. Near Three-Inch Rain Falls InM, Area IF.’■y#' A heavy rain and hail storm dumped almoit three lncbee of rala oa Sanford Tueiday afternoon but no heavy damage was report­ ed to city or county streets or property. The weather bureau reported that 2.S9 Inches of rdin fell dur­ ing the two-hour period of heavy showers. * City Manager W. E. Knowles Md County Engineer Carlton Blisa reported no major road waabouli in tho city or county. Nn major utility damages were reported either. Teamster Probe Set WASHINGTON (UPI) — In­ formed sources said today that Atty, Gen. Robert F. Kennedy has ordered an Investigation of Team(tore Union activities in tha Mi­ ami area. The Justice Department had no comment. But other sources sold It was understood that a num­ ber of department attorneys are in Miami looking into Ihs situs- . SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI) — A, Missing along- with Kotorba was camera eaaa found floating in tha Den Cornwall, 40, El Paso, tha A w ater and eogrsvad with tba name pilot. Tha downed plana, owned by T f Ed Kotsrba indicated today that tha United Fas tore Syndicate cal- El Paso Natural Gas, waa carry­ •moist was aboard a plana carry­ ing the party of five on,a tour of ing flvo man wMeh crashed tate tho Pacific Northwest, tha Pacific Ocesa Tweeday. Three Besides Trimble, who Joined tha Kansas City Star staff in 1040, tha bodies have been recovered. Coast Guardsmen still ware dead ware identified as Robert searching for Kotarfea and another Adams, El Paao, Tax., publicity missing occupant of tha twin-an­ maiagcr of El Paso Natural Gas gina plana which plunged Into the and prominent rivie leader, and A n t o r 600 feet eff the retort com- E. G, Hines, 42, Seattle, aa em­ T h unity of Lap ash, Waah, after ploye of tha Besall A,Jacobs ad­ vertising firm, hitting n power line. One of tho dead waa the Xaifat Raaoit operator Wilbur Nowak, City Star travel editor end wrote 46, was an eyewitness to tha crash. Ha said tha plana “hit tha power critic, Nad M. Trimble, 64. Kotcrba, 42, af Bet heeds, h i , Uwa, bounced up 200 feat and skim .a veteran Washington correspond­ mad along about 7ft fast high % water. It wee entirely s u t a l ent and columnist, It finally wooed into tha and far about 10 minutes Washington" for United Fi qmld am wm the toil. The* 'Syndicate since 1636. It ap; i The Jack Jennings Construction Co. of Orlando was the low bidder to construct a 63 bed addition to Seminole Memorial Hospital, A. B. Peterson Sr., chairman of the board of trustees, announced to­ day. Jennings' bid waa 6563,000. Bids on the project were received June 6, according to Peterson, who added that final contract negotia­ tion! had to await the approval of Public Health authorities In Tal­ lahassee and Atlanta. Approval came Monday and the contract was signed this morning }VOL. 63 in architect John Burton’s otfice. The Federal government will contribute |32S,000 for the project and hospital administrator, Harry Weir, said that the total expendi­ ture, Including all the furniture xnd equipment, will be 6668,031. Peterson said that the long awaited expansion will provide a bed capacity of 130 with new X-ray facilities. Increased laboratory area, new central supply, new emergency room area and In­ creased lobby space. Jennings told The Herald UjJa morning that he hopes to start work on the addition early next week. The addition will be on the ■sat side of the building. Weir emphaslied that all plana have been formulated to maintain all current hospital activities with the least amount of interference. Tuesday, 'Peterson asked the County Commission to Join the hospital in a joint participation program for paving the parking facilities and approaches to the new addition. The board decided to table action on the -"uj*t pending further study. told the County Commission Tues­ day that the agency turned down the requeat because it felt the county did not have enough funda available to finance the program. The government would have ad­ vanced Seminole County planning fund* for the project. The commission agreed to In­ vite representatives of Reynolds, Binilh and Hill, Jacksonville engi­ neers, to meet with them on tha possibility of appealing the agen­ cy's decision. Tha Jacksonville firm had been hired to conduct the survey of wa­ ter control needs. Tha board will meet with Harold Scott of the firm July 11 to discuss tha appaal. Tha hoard may send a delegation ta Atlanta, tha HHFA regional of­ fice. Tha first phase af tha long range program waa to have includ­ ed solving flooding problama ta land-locked lakes In tha eoonty while other phases would have in­ cluded widening axlating channel and canals at Howell Croak, tha Little Waklvn at tha Econlockhatehee River. Tha entire program would hava Ukan five years. WEATHER^ Scattered showers through Thursday. High today, 86-92. Low tonight, 70-76. United Press Leased Wire j Hobby Asks Bigger Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1901 SANFORD, FLORIDA Tha commission plana to alert work on tha budget July II, Tha biggest increase in Hobty’s budget was an added 620,000 [to hire six additional personnel for the now Jail. Hobby naked for two additional jailers, one guard, two mati and ana fingerprint men. ln other butlneaa, the comm aiun authorised County Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. to check with tho State Road Department in funda for n traffic light at tha hita reaction of SIt 466 and 8R 464. The SRD said that the county must pay fur the light. Work Of Hatwingr One In Command Ceremony Orders e System Lauded UONOLULU, Hawaii (UPI) Tba Increasing demand for higher education may be largely met by a* Junior college ayatem auch as Florida's, Gov. Farris Bryant told tha nation's other governors Tues­ day, Counterfeit Grows HOLLYWOOD (UIM)-Countcrfelt records are depriving the legitimate record industry of 620 million a year, Rep. Emanuel (tel­ ler. (D-N.Y.) said Tueiday nldht. “These racketeer* have wrecked inestimable harm," Celler told the third annual conference of the Association of Record Manufac­ turer! and Distributor*. Capl. Joseph Tulte assumed command of Heavy (Hack Wing One Tuesday in rfcmonies at the Naval ■ HA)r Statlo after hearlog the ' aseomplishi enti of the wing praised by the deputy chief of naval operations. Tully relieved Ca| F. G. Edwards as command! of the wing In change of comm nd eeremon1c* which detached Edwards to Patuxent Iliv A , 61 , wliere he •vlll be director* • flight testa. Pirie, who Vice Adm, Robkr. arrived from Wii lington late Monday told the sfficers and men o( ilalwing on > •■you hav^ done a superb Job'1 France To rove PALATKA turn - Employes at the Hudson Pulp and Paper Algerian Tn w PS women Corp. were back at their Job* to­ Arraignment Set For Women In Gun Sm uggling RAIFORD (UP!)—'Two accused of trying to smuggle two guns into Raiford Slate Prison were to be arraigned today at Lake Butler before County Judge S. B. Brooks. SIrs. Hattie Knight, about S3, and Rom Lea Phelps Owtni, 36, both of Tampa, the mother and common-law wife of Richard E. Knight, were charged with bring­ ing firearms onto tha prison ground*.’ Tha women were arrested Mon­ day nlgbt after officers laid they watched them hide two automatic pistols and too rounds of ammuni­ tion in a culvert near the wost entrance to tho 16,006-acre prison grounds. Knight, who worked la tba prison hospital aa an orderly, dented any knowledge of the plot. —1 Final Cross State Road Link Okayed TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Align ment of tho 114-mile United ac­ cess route from Florida's oaat coast to Us wost coast was com­ pleted Tuesday with the approval of the final 4.7*mllo segment north of Orlando. Estimated to cost U -t million, the segment was okayed by the Federal Bureau of Public Roads. It will eateod froa west of Lake KlUaraey, paralleling Wymore Road, to the Orange • ftemiaolc County line. Tho full route runs from the Petersburg-Tampa area across •uto to Daytona Beach, A Paper Strike Ends day after a court order ended an “unauthorised walkout." Picket lines came down at the plant TueidJJr after Circuit Court Judge P. B. Revels l*«ued a temporary re­ straining order halting the picket­ ing which began Monday morning. Appeal Transferred TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The case of Clearwater school teacher WUliam James Neal, who lost his Florida teaching certificate on charges of homosexuality, has been transferred to the First Dis­ trict Court of Appeals by the State Supreme Court. The court agreed the case should be reviewed, but said tha State Appellate Court was the proper body to make the study. Floating Power JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Stx U. S. Navy transport vessels will bt converted Into floating power plants for the Ecudorian govern­ ment under a contract signed with a Jacksonville firm. The cootract call* for Gibbs Corp, to convert Uw vessels, surplus ship* for the Navy's inactive fleet at Green Cove Spring*, for use in a 10-year plan in Ecuador to develop hydro-electric plants. Post Resigned TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - State Supreme Court Justice Stephen C. O'Connell has resigned as chairman of Uw controversial Florida Judicial Council, R waa disclosed today. The governor's office Mid O'CooncU'a resignation -mOa aaxmoat betwaoo Orlande wm «m«ptod oo June IT, offttetivo and Halses City will ho opened oa of Jmw 16. Gov. Farris Bryant Jply T, Approximately M mite* of wtl) name a successor when he re­ UlO route te cgpplcte. turns from Hawaii. NO, 223 Kennedy Labels Berlin Crisis 'Red Manufactured' J "Writer, Pilot Missing, 3 Dead In Plane Crash ^ Tlie Housing and Home Finance Agency has turned down Seminole County’s application for planning funds to start work on a 60 million county wide water control pro­ gram. The eounty had asked for a planning grant of 637,000 with the Initial phase in the long range program estimated at 63.620,000. County Engineer Carlton Blisa Adm, Plrte also had a word for. who were the large crowd of eounty, civic: monies, and buitnesa leaders and officials “I'm going lo do all X ala lo holp keep this station bare,” ha said. ★ ★ ★ Edwards praised the peraonnel of the wing for their part In Inltb Coffee Clubbers atlng the profrstq which brought the new ASJ Vigilante bombers To Welcome Tully to Sanford. The Seminole County Coffee Tully la a former commanding Club will host and welcome New officer of VAH-S and has been Heavy Attack Wing One Com­ the executive officer of the USS Forrettal. After reading hla or­ mander Capt. J. M. Tully at Iti der* taking command, he also meeting at> 10 a.m. Thursday. praiMd the work of the wing The coffee will be held ln tlie and said he would call on the Chamber of Commerce Building, men to continue “to do the Job," Soviets Promise Board To Discuss Action Access To Berlin On Courthouse Repairs PARIS (UPI) - trance began work today on bn iging borne County Commissioners Tuesday some of ill half it 1 ion soldiers authorised Chairman J. C, Hutchi­ In Algeria, determine to solve its son to ast up s meeting with ill North African probtyt before a courthouse officers to discuss the Berlin rrials strike* ly tbe end j projected needs of the courthouse of tbe year. facilities over the next 10 years. Preiident Charles de Gaulle, The meeting wsi called after wbo has been ruling 'ranee with Circuit Judge Volie Williams ask­ near dictatorial powj a since the ed the board by teller to Invite April revolt In Allis l, disclosed all tbe courthouse officers to dis­ the strategy Tuesda^t a garden cuss the (aeilities “so we might party. project the physical requirements lie said he already lad ordered of our offices over a period of a division of troops home from tlie Mat 10 years." Algeria and more tefald be com­ Before the afternoon ssssion of ing soon. tha County Commission meeting, Williams asked Uw commission lo look at bia chambers as a tile Sale blistering rain and hail storm hit Counter St< the area for a two hour period tiral Called Natural early during tbe afternoon. For Manipulation uatlon WASHINGTON <*!> - Hep. Peter F. Meek Jr, D-lll.) today said the booming o Mho-counter slock market was a natural area for manipulaMpii at filling." Mack made the itetcmenl as his lluuae CoBiorf subconi mittee called the heai of n private watchdog aaaqciitii set up lay brokers and .deal s to police sales of over-ihe-c* nter stocks The testimony' a William H. Claflin, chairman a the board of Uw National Awoch pj of ftecurl ties Dealers, ftm c|i 'the second day of bearing! no ocsdurcs fol lowed tn all stock rkela. ' The chief aim or ic Inqu r y ji te gather enough lormation to justify . propose* 140.09* longMm study of mi r t operations by the Securities d Exchange Cummission. WASHINGTON (UPI>- Presi­ dent Kennedy today labeled the mounting Berlin crisis as “Soviet manufac.urod." Ho warned Rus­ sia that threats or fresh aggres­ sive acts will not undsrmlne Allied unity and determination. “Thera is peace la Germany and In Berlin." tho President said at his first news conference since Hay 6. If It Is disturbed, R will bo a direct Soviet responsibility." Kennedy’s remarks came as Soviet PremUr Nikita Khru­ shchev aaid In Moscow that any Russian peace treaty with East Germany will guaranies contin­ ued Wes era access to West Ber­ lin. But Khrushchev still empha­ sised that control of the access routes would bo la tbe hands at tho East German. Communists, and that arrangements would have to bn made with them. Other preildintial now* confer­ ence highlight*. Jto*rlng directly on. tho. tens* E xilV eit relation*).___ ; Tho President disclosed ho No asked.for tho oonvonlng of a spa- • rial panel of eminent scientists tn study whether the Soviet Union hai been or could bo engaged in iicret testlag of nuclear weapon*. Khrushchev's forecast that the Soviet Union would outproduce tho United States by ltta, Reme­ dy Hid that qader tbe'.present rites of growth of both utlow , Soviet output will not reach twothirds or U. S. out pet by into. Furthermore, ho said, a small Increase In Iho American growth ’ rate “well within ouf oapahlllty" would mean that Basalt could not out-produce America at any tins* la tho 30th century. Donna M ay Have Value In Forecasts MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Study of Hurricane Donna may make the behavior of her sisters this year easier to predict, a U. 8. Weather Bureau official suggested Tuesday. Aleaandrr Sadowski of tha Washington Weather Bureau said a change in tbe shape of hurri­ cane's eye, or center, may be a tipoff that the storm la ready to change course. Study of Doom, which swept Florida and the Eastern Seaboard lait September, yielded the theory be said. Dadowskl spoke at the opening seal tee of tite Amerteaa Meteorological Society's oeeoad technical conference on hurrl- Wi Ilia mi showed commissioner* cracks by the windows where wa­ ter had come through. Commissioner Vernon Dunn nak­ ed the board to place the court­ house needs oe a continuing agenda with tbe board and that "wo reach a decision within tbe MXt three months on whether we build a new courthouse or repair the present cm ." Hutchison said that “aomethlag has to be done on thtse fnellittea and we must act soon." Zoning Director Robert Brown said that there aro serious pro­ blama la the vault -and other parts of tho building. Brown reported that specifica­ tions oa repairing the roof have not boon completed as yet by Architect Hal Harrlaa, who was authorised by tho board two weeks ago to submit recommen­ ds lions on repairing it. Graham ’s Health • M ay End Series NEW YORK (UPU-Evangellst Billy Graham today considered canceling a series of summer cru­ sade* la the United Slates because bo feels weakened from a vlruacouaod illness. Tbe minister, who headed far hla Montiest. N. C., homo today after retiming from England, Hid ho was scheduled to go to the Mayo Clinic ta Rochester, Minn., July la far ■ “routine checkup." Ho Hid bo hod planned to enter tho diate. prior fa Us European crusade during which he was forced to ttay la bod for almost n week because of Us Illness. MOSCOW (UPD—Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchov promised today that any Soviet peace treaty with East Germany will guarantee con­ tinued Western acceoo to West Berlin. For Iho fourth time t o . twn weeks, Khntihehev said that Uao Soviet Union is determlnod to algn a peace treaty with East Germany regardless of Western threat* nt countermeasures. "But after toe signing of to* peace treaty, there will be inter­ national guarantees of non-inter­ ference la the internal affairs et West Berlin and freedom of acctsa to and from Berlin will not b* hindered," ho told a government delegation from North Viet Nam. TfaoH guarantees will bo written Into Uw pane* treaty, he uld, But Khrushchev repeated hla earlier warning that all control of the access routes to West Berlin will bo in Uw hands of tho Baal Germans and all arrangements for access must be mod* with ton German Communists. "Any Infringement* on Uw Ooveretga rights of the German Dentocratie Republic will bo properly rebuffad," bo aaid.. Khrushchev hinted that ha would like more mooting* with President Kennedy like their Vienna summit earlier thii r*Mt>i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Hara's a sparkling nawstora dasignad with you in ibind« and wa Hava an opaning tala In mind that Will raally plaata you. Nota tha location, Not# tha opaning data I I �n 01* 88 WEATHER: Cloudy with shower* through Tuesday. High today, 88-94. Loir tonight, 70-75. SANFORD, FLORIDA i United Ptm i Leased Wire EsUbllshed 1908 MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1961 Taft-Hartley Act In Shippers Strike NO. 221 x jg B m . . . re*"’" - c? MJLW .■ . 1 v\ WASHINGTON (DPI) — Presi•lent Kennedy today Invoked the Tart - Hartley labor law to bait the nationwide maritime strike tor an to-day period. One union leader had already warned that a worse strike would fellow the injunction period. By eaecutlve order, the Prcsldent found that the current ship­ ping strike threatens te “ Imperil the na.ionsl health and safety." He act up • special board ot in­ quiry to Invalidate the dispute :J < f!W I 1 ADM. R. B. PIKIE REP. SYD HERLONG CAPT. F. G. EDWARDS Captain Edwards Given Farewell Tribute lemiaote County officials and civic leaders bade firewall today U Capt r. G. Edwards, welcomed W l successor as commander of Heavy Attack Wing One, Capt. Joe TUB/, and beard Congressman 8yd Herloog declare wer on “ back-door" spending by the gov­ ernment. Capt. Edwards was given tbo tribute at outgoing skipper of Hat­ wing One by the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, which ted him e commendation bis efforts In continuing the excellent relations between Navy Resolutions of commendation and civilian population here. The City of Sanford and County were presented to Edwards by Commission also presented . Ed­ Mayor Joe Baker tor Sanford and wards with letter* of appreciation J. C, Hutchison, chairman of the as thoy greeted Tully, who will County Commission. Edward* also received a fare­ become commander of the wing at change of command ceremonies well gift from the armed forces at 0:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Naval committee of the Chamber of Commerce, presented by Andrew Air Station. Vice Adm. Robert Burns Plrie, Camway. deputy chief of operations, Navy Another award of appreciation Department, Washington, Is ex­ waa made to Cdr. Jack Langford, pected to arrive late today to operations officer of the wing. It take part In the change of com­ was presented by James A. mand ceremonies Tuesday. |Wright, president of the Central ★ ★ ★ Florida Chapter, Navy League of the U. S., for Langford'a “ untiring efforts in bringing about a better understanding ef the American way of life." In addition to tbe guests of hon­ or, present wen Capt. James A. Reedy, former Hatwing One com­ mander and now CO of tbo Jack­ sonville NAS; Capt. Robert W. Slye, SNAS commanding officer; Rear Adm. Robert W. Jackson, retired, and Adm. Paul Johnston, retired. Among the representatives of other municipalities al tha lunch eon at the Civic Ccptcr were May or Jpeeph Laird of Casselberry and A. R. Lormann of Longwood. Officials ot North American and Douglai Aircraft alio wen special guests. Mack Cleveland Jr. was mailer of cenmonies (or the program and received, along with the other Seminole state representative, Gordon Frederick,, a tribute by Rep. Herlong for tbelr efforts in keeping Seminole In the Fifth Congressional District. ★ ★ ★ Emissaries Seek Legislature Gels Nixed Report Card Congress Must Resist 'Back-Door' Tractor Talks Again TALLAHASSEE |UP1) w Ths Legislature got * mixed report card ever the wtsteod from the Department of Education and the Florida Education Association. Ths $200 across-the-board pay increase for teachers “falls far short of the need." the depart­ ment end the association said in n report to teachan on the fete of education legislation in the Inet %**aioa. But the report added, “It ap­ pears that the best that could be achieved, without an increase in state taxes, was achieved." Ths report said several actions of the Legislature, including the one calling for the teaching of a course on "Americanism versus Communism," would have to be .studied to determine their effect. wlAmong accomplishments on the legislative front, said tba report, were new Junior colleges in Orange, Lee, Lake end Columbia soundest new funds for textbooks; and expanaion of the driver edaeatioa program. * p ly To Award Chair Bids The City Commission will award the low bid tonight for 80 theatertype chairs for the commissioner chambers, City Manager W, £. Knowles said today. Knowles said that eity official* franad bids on the chain at e spe­ cial, meeting Friday afternoon and that the apparent low bid was the Eeutbern Desk Ce. of Hickory, N. G. The bid turned in by the North Carolina firm was $10.85 per Muir. __ . ~ a Board To Discuss Courthouse Repairs ♦ The County Com mission will discuss repairs on the Courthouse i t Us meeting scheduled for Tues­ day, Chairman J, C. Hutchison, gxlg today. said that the meeting, WfinaUy planned for • :» a mwill be delayed one hour far comi*ta*Uanre te attend the change ef Government Spending* Herlong Says Congressman Syd Herlong told Seminole County nsidents today that ha ia glad the county remain­ ed In tha Fifth District when th* Florida district! wars realigned and then aald ha thinka Americans must make sacrifices to defend themselvee, but declared that ha felt they must be protected from the "back-door spending" by the fedartl government. “ Only members of Congress can know tha pressures on them to take away more and mors of the wealth earned by tha people and to dictate how and for what it shall be given back to them. It ia fright­ ening to feel that tha people themsalves may not realise until too late wfast the sponsor* of many programs know full well that every auch transfer ot personal respon­ sibility to tha federal government means the loss of Juat that much of tha personal liberty that sir forefathers were willing to die for. "I am deeply concerned also by tha growing tendency to by-pass the constitutional power to appro­ priate which la vetted ia the Con­ gress, through tho practice of what la called “back-door" spend­ ing. Bills set up program* calling for financing by borrowing from tha Treasury t by establishing re­ volving funds that go on and on; and by granting authority to agendet to enter Into contracts which obligate th* Congresa for future appropriations. Th* monstrous housing bill that cams up last* week had in it soma $84 billion in back-door spending, and examples of most of tha known devices for getting around an annual review by tha Congraaa. What is wrong with this, you may ask. Well, one thing ia that if a program la financed by approj>nations, tha Congress can review it every year and change or do away with It altogether if it isn’t working out right. Another thing it tjvat th* figure we call tha na­ tional debt doesn’t count these programs, and is not a true pic- Army Garrison Opens Revolt In Venezuela CARACAS, Veassuela (DPI) —' Tha army garrison at the port city of Bat ration*, ICO miles east of Caracas, rebelled today In an­ other of th* crises which have plagued the government of Presi­ dent lomulo Beaocourt. Tba government forces gave th* rabala aa ultimatum to surrandar at tac* or face an all-out attack. Th* government officially con­ firmed the uprising In ths city In the midst of th* rich oilfield* of tba northeastern Venexuelan coast. But it said It crushed a amailer, pocket-«lsed revolt by tha garrison nt nearby La Guaira, tha port of It was learned from official sources that tha Barcelona rebels central lad tha city and had Jeisad tbe governor of Anaoetcgul state and other high civil authorities. The Barcelona radio station KmUoras Unldas, apparently un­ der rebel control, reported that in­ surgent troop* were marching on the Mg port city ef Puerto ia Crux. lard Mnval AW Kalian This is about six miles from Bar*Tw gbg m mm tkfe fa* M weeks age, the and is one of th* country's architect Hal Harrtaa with Md agoriflcattel biggest *U porta • Tha revolt of the 400-man gar.______ rod Mantes la te make fcb report to risen at Barcelona early today to ba one of tha moat seri­ ous crises yet to face ths revoltridden Betancourt government. The fact that it cam* simultane­ ously at Barcelona and La Guaira indicated fairly wide coordination. . Caracas itself .was calm, with radio stations aentinaing thair nor­ mal programs. In a later broedcaat, the Em!eons Unldas station identified it­ self as “ radio Barcelona" and broadcast robot proclamations se­ curing Betancourt of headlag to­ ward communism and coraplotoly selling out th* country ‘to th* petroleum companies. It wait reported unofficially that kedois of th* revolt were Capt. Itubpn Mas* l'erdumo and MaJ. Virgilio Vivas Kamlrts. Traffic leading t* th* presiden­ tial Mirafloras palace and the in­ terior Ministry building In down­ town Caracas waa blocked by tba troops shortly after local radio stations' began broadcasting news of the revolt. Vivas fiamierea and Mase Pardomo bad taken part la previous attempts against Betancourt and war* being harassed by author!ties. Beth war* dismissed from ths anted force* whoa thair first at­ tempt agelnst the government was crushed. A turd of our Indebtedness. And worse than that, It la almost Im­ possible to find out how much w* have Involved In thas* programs at any given time, so that we can know what our obligations actu­ ally era. In ahprt, it means that th* power of ths purse strings which tha Constitution gave to Use Congraaa, and tha knowledge your representatives should have about how your money is being spent, has been and is bsing whittled away every time ona of these back-door apanding bills Is paasad. “To this kind of spending, and to the building up of the central, ixed Federal power at tha expense of the personal liberty and dignity of our people, I am adamantly op­ posed. All of my experience with you Justifies the' belief that tha majority of you oppose them too. “ To he here with you ludey gives me e feeling of having a part in a moment of history. It Is the nature of all living things that they conetently renew themselves, and while wa hate to part with th* past, w* nevertheless enthusiasti­ cally welcome tha naw. "Tba history books may not re­ cord a word about this moment. This change ef commanders may not appear anywhere except in the long and honored annals of th* Navy, but to ua it la an historical occasion, and ona that i am sura will b* remembered by Capt. Ed­ wards and Capt. Tully. As wa hon­ or and say farawaU to the outgo­ ing command, and welcome and honor th* incoming command, wa celebrate the continuation of Hat Wing One ‘and tba Sanford Naval Air Station as potent forces In tba defense of tbe United States. “ So this la a moment of history in which you and 1 are taking our appointed parte, each of ua in his own way doing hie best to aeeur* tha continuity of this country which wa love. 1 can think of no batter way to conrluds than to say to Capt, Edwards as h* moves on to his new post, ‘May Ued go with you,' and to Capt. Tully as he as­ sume# command, ‘May God guide you'." Herald Index Page 10-11 Claoalfied ----Bridge ....----- ..... Pag* 7 Comka ___ Page 8 j Pag* 7 Door Abby . ... Entertainment ------ Pag# 7 . Pag* 4 Editorial Pag* g-»-IO ___ Pag* I Puaate ----- Pag# « Society Pago V Sport* KEY, WEST, FI*. (U P I)— Ten disheartened swineries for Fidel Caitro sought today to periuada tha American Traetori-for.fr**dom Committee to revive Us cam­ paign to liberate 1,114 Cuban pri aoneri. Tbe long-shot poaribUity that the committed members would re­ establish th* defunct organisation loomed as the prisoners' last hope for early freedom. 'The 10-man delegation, which represents the captives of the illfated April Invasion of Cuba, con­ ferred for several hours Sunday with John Hooker, executive sec­ retary of tha former committee. Ha relayed the appeal tor reviv­ ing the committee to other mem­ bers. Hooker said the prisoners should have their reply by today or Tues­ day. lie added ha had received “ no Indication that the committee would be revitalized." The 10 hostages, wiio arrived here Saturday afternoon, were be­ wildered end dismayed upon dis­ covering Ute committee had been disbanded. Deputies Hunt Armed Robbers The Sheriff* Office today hat started Wn extenaiva search for two N*groei baileved armed that robbed tha Kayo Servico Station on Hwy. 17-02 early Sunday mornir|g. * The two,'according to deputies, walked into the station at about 4 a. m. and bald up th* attendant, atealing $110 and locking him in the rest room. * Deputies said that ths attendant. Cheater Johnson was uninjured aad gave a complete description of the two men. Both are under six feet and Johnson told deputise that they held him up with a 42 caliber pis­ tol. ' Both are believed under 2d year* of age, according to lb* Kheriffa offti-c. Civic Association To M eet Today Members Of tbe North Orlando Civic Assn., who have scheduled all future meetings to be held on ths last Monday of oach month, Will meet at 7:30 p m. today to Um Village Hall. Association ' officials have re­ minded that:this will be the last general meeting before Urn big Fourth ef July celebration and final plans will bn mads for rite •vent at today's News Briefs Back To Work M1DDLEBURG, V*. (UFI) — President Kennedy planned to re­ turn to tho White Huueo today from a sunny country weekend in which he reported "fine" recovery from hie recent physical ailments. Exchange Program HONOLULU (UPI) — Gov. Stephen L. R. McNIchola of Colo­ rado asked his fallow governors today to fit a teacher exchange program for Latin America into President Kennedy'* alliance for progress. Optimistic and report baek to him no later than Juno 30. After receiving the board re­ port, the Pretldenl then can turn the case over to Ally. Gen. Rob­ ert F. Kennedy who could pe­ tition a federal district court for an injunction halting tha It-day strike and sending 75,000 striking teamen bark to work for M days. H waa tho first (ime aince tak­ ing office that Kennedy Invoked th* Taft-Hartley law, which ho voted against ai a congressman. He acted today on the bails of rrporti from government agen­ cies over the weekend that the strike was having a substantial impact oa th* economy. Tbe reports were collected by Labor Secretary Arthur J. Gold­ berg who conferred with Kenne­ dy during tha morning on tbe shipping tie-up which hat bit Ihe Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf Coasts. Throe striking unions offered Sunday io lift tbelr picket lines for critically needed food end fuel shipments. This hsd been viewed aa an effort to bead off South Seminole Bank Greeted By 3,000 Residents WASHINGTON (UPI) — U. S. spar* rhief James E. Webb pre­ dicted today the United States would heat Russia in th* race to put a man on th* moon and bring The South Seminole Bank in him bark to earth. Webb, director Fern Park opened for buslnoss to­ of th* National Aeronautics and day after U was enthusiastically Spar* Administration, arid the welcomed Into th* community Kat­ as residents attended' an first manned lunar landing wouli put three Americana on tho mi “ baforo th* and of tho dorado." Kennedy's use of the emergency Taft-Hartley machinery. Tbe board waa expected to go Into Immediate session In New York. Tbe board consists ot David L. Cole, a veteran labor arbitrator aa chairman, and Judgo Samuel I. Rotenman, special White House counsel during the Root*, veil administration, and Prof. James J. Healy at the Harvard Business school. Weekend Rains Bring Relief ToCifrusmen County Agent Cecil Tucker struck an •optimistic note today after weehand rates brought re­ lief to th* county’s $4 million “ aiek" citrus Industry. Tucker Mid that although there were still some effects of the draught, the weekend of rata, which totoled wall over aa tech and a half te many areas, waa a “ promising sign-" Meanwhile over lh* nation, ltorma and whiplash winds whirl­ ed through the normally hot sad dry southwest plates today and drenched the Gull Coast. Heavy rate battered Port Ar­ thur and Houston, Teal, winds measured Tl miles per hour ia contral Oklahoma add Rescue workers geared for possible furns at Wichita FcU> Grim Task*. $ . FORK 1(UPI) Workers, continued the grins task of hacking thtlr way through coal and rock today to reach tha last of throo minira kill­ ed in a cava-in Friday. Th* work­ ers, moat of thorn minor* them­ selves, have labored around the cluck in shift* of three in tho nar­ row ahaft leading to th* caved-ln area. They worked with picks and (hovels. Rumora? WASHINGTON (UPI) — Ben. Gemge Bmathers, (Ef-Fla.), aald Sunday ha had heard reports that Cuban axllaa were training la Florida for another Invasion at­ tempt against the Castro regime. Rut Smothers said th* Invasion preparations were not receiving any cooperation from tha United States and there waa no ehanca of a successful invasion within six months or n yoor. Doctors Told: Throw Out 'Incompetents' NEW YORK (Ul’l) — Doctors convening here for tha annual meeting of th* American Medical Association ware told today they must threw out “incompetent” and “ unethical" physician* or tha pub­ lic will’ demand a cleanup by other agencies, Dr. Leonard W. Larson, AMA preaidant-elect, urged th* crack­ down after * special committee re* 1sorted that tha profaaalon waa nut adequately policed by Ua own members. Tbs committee charged te a 08page report based on a lib-year study that many doctor* have fail­ ed to llva up to athlcal standards. U called for “ prompt, specific and draatie action" to d*a| with of­ fenders; Lareun aald: “Th* percentage ef physicians who do net observe tho law or tho dictate* of good conscience la lafinlteaimal compared with th e number of doctors who eenscleutiuusiy provide tho patient* with th* beat posribie medical car*. “ However, that tiny fraction must i-o excised from the body of medicine, test it grow Ilk* a can­ cer and thus pollute aad corrupt th* aalira profession." Meet Set Members ef lb* Raya! Arch Widows will meet Tuesday at 8 : » p.m. at Uw Masonic Hall. A cov­ ered dish turkey supper will ha served followed by a program. This will b* the last me*tiny *f tha I IP-Inch at a special 8 p. m. Th* bank opened this morning with two convenient drive-in toller windows la operation, and future ospanalon plana will allow th|p number to bo Increased aa rapidly aa tha demand dictate*. Off-street parking for th* m w institution else has Data provided for in tho future expanrioa plan* aa tha property eonUlns approxi­ mately 43,000 square feat of ana, and almost 60 psr eont la availabla far future banking structure and •Increased parking areaTha Interest show* by area real dents and businessmen, many of whom are stockholder* la th* new bank, baa bean vary gratify­ ing, according to a statement by A. U. Bush, chairman #f th* board of director*. lit said that th* policies of tha South Seminole Bank will bo those of rontlnuod effort toward shar­ ing In th* wholesale growth of th* entire South Somieol* ana, to ad­ dition to promoting a congenial atmosphere of unqualified co-oper­ ation with all of tho bank’s cueturnIT!* Pictures of the laturday op#* houa* are oa Pag* I of today's Harold. Mixing Suit Hearing Slated TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Fed eral District Judge Harold Car swail wiU sat a bearing aooa « a suit by tba NAACP to forca to tagratioa of tba white restauraat at tha TallahaiM* Airport. Tba suit, mailed from Miami, was opened and officially filed today. M asks that the Tallahaia*t City Commission ba restrained from arresting aad barrelling Negroes toileting oa rervle# at tba restaurant aod that th* reMaurant operators ba enjoined from making any distinction bared on color’ te sorvteg at th* facility. Phone Workers Reject Contract TAMPA (DPI) — General Talephono Company of Florida work ora voted overwhelmingly 8unday to reject a new ene-yaer contract proposed by Use company. Robert K. Mount, president of tha fire-county System Council ol' Um International Brotherhood of Electrical Worker*, said th* veto ran aim to mw agateat Mm prapread pact, which catted fof a * to 18 coat wag* ‘ Vattoy. Tha Waathfr Bureau farecart showers throughout tbo dap te ,tb# upper Mississippi Valley and Atlantic states. Noodles and Blytta# te south­ ern California chalked up 11$ de­ grees orar tba weekend and Red Bluff recorded 111 degrees more in no otitee north at Ian Fran­ cisco, Summer - stayed - te hiding far parts at tho uppor Midwort aad East. Readings nt Baulto Ms. Marin and Marqortl*, Mich., dipped to 4*. Rockford, ill., had a 68-yeat low of 4$ Sunday nod Pittaburgh's 50 degrees Ink* an M> year record. Texas floods- heoama kilters north of Fort Worth whoa araok waters swept two me* te t pick­ up truck te tbelr doatk under n bridge. Water flooded homos on tbo Richland HUU district of Fort Worth aad a M-mlauto gullywasher deposited It Inches of water In somo Dallas atresia. Bryant Takes 'Long Distance’ Political Action TAUAHASSRB (UPI) - Go*. Parris Bryant, out of tbo state until July S, took laag distaaco action over th* weekend to keep his political fences mrnded back home. Bryant's voto of part of the general appropriations bUI drew criticism from aomo legislative quarters. Bryaot vetoed tbe por­ tion of the art which placed o first-priority classification on somo projects, an# tossed th* whole building program into on* Common pot. To guard against any wide­ spread hod reecttoe, Bryant phoned long distance from Call, lornte aod dictated a tetter to ba •ant to each legislator, assuring Uw lawmakers be Intends to held close to the “ aprit aod intent'' of the Legislature In laying eul building priorities. Delegate! Arrive For Congo Meet LEOPOLDVILLE, Tbe (U P I)- Parliamentary arrived in UopotttUte today th* fertkeomteg oaoatoo of m*M. which ha* here oi oalto the warring faetteaa te Cogga. ip S a ijr -" — 21 dutedto f i * j. *-' * .1 c . bVAl-» ./• r, • r»htli �1 j ■ zm $M , Just a fow rfioro days to go boforo tho gala Grand Oponlng • ’*• ’ * i' . - . ti -., .,, ( „ ' t of your now Publixl Haro's a sparkling now stoiro •'***'* • !l ’ • . y' doslgnod with you In ibindi and wo havo an oponing salp In mind that Will roally ploaso you. Noto tho location, Noto * > V ; •- r (| T * •'* " JlM '. ‘ r f' ‘ ..J' *_ : -] £ y j * , th* opening dntol IT A T I10. �I, • * Kennedy Invokes Taft-Hartley Act In Shippers Strike WEATHER: Cloudy with shower* through Tuesday. High today, 88-94. Low' tonight, 70-75. VL. U United P tw Leased W in EataMtahed 1908 MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA t NO. 221 mm WASHINGTON (U P» — Prvsident Kennedy today invoked the Tart > Hartley labor law to bait the nationwide maritime atrike for an M-day period. One union leader bad already warned that a won* atrike would fellow the injunction period. By executive order, the Prcildent found that the current (hip­ ping itrike threatens to "imperil the na.lonal health and safety." He sot up a special board of in­ quiry to investigate the dispute CAPT. V. 6 . EDWARDS News Briefs ADM. R. & PIRIE REP. SYD HERLONG Back To Work MIDDLkBURG, Va. (UPI) — President Kennedy planned to re turn to th* White House today from n sunny country weekend in which ha reported "fine" recovery from hla recent physical ailments. Captain Edwards Given Farewell Tribute Seminole County officials end clvia leaders bade farewell today |a CapL r. G. Edwards, welcomed w i successor as commander of Heavy Attack Wing Owe, Capt. Joe TUily, and heard Congressman Syd Herloog declare war on "back-door" spending by the gov­ ernment. Capt. Edwards waa given the tribute ai outgoing skipper of Hatwing One by the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, which ■resented him ■ commendation 't o his efforts to continuing the excellent relations between Navy and civilian population ban. Tha City of Sanford and County Commission alto presented . Ed­ wards with letters of appreciation as they greeted Tully, who wiU become commander of the wing at change of command ceremonies at l;M a.m. Tuesday at the Naval Air Station. Vice Adm. Robert Burns Plrie. deputy chief of operations, Navy Department, Washington, la ex­ pected to arrive late today to tako part In the change of com mand ceremonies Tuesday. Resolutions of commendation wen pnsented to Edwards by Mayor Joe Baker tor Sanford and J. C. Hutchison, chairman of the County Commillion. Edwards also received a fare­ well gift from the armed forces committee of the Chamber of Commerce, presented by Andnw Carraway. Another award of appneiation was made to Cdr. Jack Langford, operations officer of the wing. It was presented by James A. Wright, president of tbo Ceotral Florida Chapter, Navy League of tha U. 3., for Langford's "untiring efforts In bringing about a better understanding af the American way of life." In addition to the guests of hon­ or, present were CapL Jamea A. Reedy, former Hatwing One com­ mander and now CO of the Jack­ sonville NAS; Capt. Robert W. Slye, SNAS commanding officer; Rear Adm. Robert W, Jackson, retired, ind Adm. Paul Johnston, retired. Among the representatives of other municipalities at ths lunch' eon st the Civic Ccptcr were May or Jpseph Laird of Casselberry and A. R. Lormann of Longwood. Officials of North American and Douglas Aircraft also were special guests. Mack Cleveland Jr. waa master of ceremonies (or the program and received, along with Uw other Seminole slate representative, Gordon Frederick,, a tribute by Bep. Herlong for their efforti In keeping Seminole In ths Fifth Congressional District. Emissaries Seek Legislature Gels Mixed -Report Card Congress Must Resist 'Back-Door' Tractor Talks Again ^ » TALLAHASSEE (U P I)v - The RwJ .Legislator# got a mixed re­ port card ever the weekend from tha Department of Education and the Plorida Education Association. Tha $200 across-tha-boerd pay increase for teachers "falls far short of the need," the depart­ ment end the association said in * report to teachers on the fata of education legislation In the last But tha report added, "It ap­ pears that tha best that could be achieved, without an increase In state taxM, waa achieved." The report said several actions of the Legislature, Including the one celling for the teaching of n course on "Americanism versus Communism," would have to be gtudled to determine their effect. 'd^Among accomplishments on the legislative front, said the report, wen new Junior collsgee In Orange, Lee, Lake end Columbia counties |new funds for textbooks; and expansion of tha driver edu­ cation program. , p|y To Award Chair Bids I ^ The City Commission will award the lew bid tonight for *0 theatertype chain for the commissioner chambers, City Manager W. E. Knowles said today. Knowles eeid that city officials frensd bids on the chain at a ape. riel, meeting Friday afternoon end that the apparent low bid was the Southern Desk Co. of Hickory, If. C. The bid turned In by the North Carolina firm wee $12.24 per chair. Board To Discuss Courthouse Repairs Wbe County Commission wiU discuss repairs on the Courthouse at Its meeting scheduled for Tues­ day, Chairman J. C. Hutchison, •aid today. said that the meeting, ffg b a llr planned far t:M a.m. WiU be delayed ana hour tor commist!seen la attend the change of gam nsant ceremonies at the MsUN Naval Air Station. ' Two weeks eon, the cnosmiaaien authorised architect Hal Harries hi proceed with Md apodflcaitend •a few courthouse and Harries la * te make his report to IkStfWJ Government Spending, Herlong Says Congressman Syd Herlong told Bemlnole County residents today that ha is glad the county remain­ ed In the FUth District when the Florida districts were realigned and then said ha thinks Americana must make sacrifices to defend themselves, but declared that he felt they must be protected from the "back-door spending" by the faderitl government. "Only member* of Congress con know tha pressures on them to tako away more and more of the wealth earned by tha people and te dictate how end for what it shall be given back to them. It is fright­ ening to feel that the people themselves tuny not realise until too late what the sponsors of many programs know full well that every such transfer of personal respon­ sibility to the federal govarnment means uw lose of just that much of tha personal liberty that our forefather* were wilting to die for, "I am deeply concerned also by the growing tendency to by-paaa the constitutional power to appro­ priate which ia vested in the Congrrss, through the practice of what is called "back-door" spend­ ing. Bills set up programs calling for financing by borrowing from the Treasury; by establishing re­ volving funds that go on and on; and by granting authority to agencies to enter Into contracts which obligate the Congress for future appropriations. Tbs monstrous bousing bill that cams up last'week had in U some $8J billion In back-door apendlng, and example* of most of the known devices for getting around an annual review by the Congress. What i* wrong with this, you may ask. Well, one thing is that if a program is flnancsd by appro­ priations, the Congress can review it every yew and change or do away with it altogether if It isn’t working out right Another thing Is tjiat the figure we call the national debt doesn’t count these programs, and la not a true pic- Army Garrison Opens Revolt In Venezuela CARACAS, Venesutla (UPI) — The army garrison at ths port city of Ratceluna, ICO miles east; of Caracas, rebelled today In an­ other of the crises which have plagued the government af Preoldeut Romulo Beancourt The government forces gave the rebels an ultimatum to surrender at sac* or face an all-out attack. The government officially 'con­ firmed the uprising In the city la the midst of ths rich edflalde of the northeastern Vencxuelan coast. Bus it said it crushed a smaller, peeksLeised revolt by the garrison at nearby La Guairn, the port of Caracas. It was learned from official sources that tha Barcelona rebels controlled tha city end bed seised the governor of Ansoategui state and other high civil authorities. The Barcelona radio station Kmieoraa Unidai, apparently under rebel control, reported that In­ surgent troop* were matching on tha big port city of Puerto la Crux. Thla la about six mites from Bar­ celona and Is one of tha country’s feggeet oil parte * The revolt rt the MO-men gsrrisen et Barcelona early today l« bo mu of the moat seri­ ous crises yet te face the revoltridden Betancourt government. Ths fact that It came simultane­ ously at Barcelona and La Guaira indicated fairly wide coordination. Caracas itself waa calm, with radio stations continuing their nor­ mal programs. In a later broadcast, ths Emlaunts Umdas station idso lifted it­ self aa "radio Barcelona" and broadcast rebel proclamations ac­ cusing Betancourt of hiding to­ ward communism and completely selling 'out the country *te the pviroUum companies. It waa reported unofficially that leaden of the revolt wore Capt. Itubyn Maso I’erdomo and MaJ. Vlrgllio Vlvaa Ramiros. Traffic leading te the presiden­ tial Mlraflorta palace and tha in­ terior Ministry building la down­ town Caracas was blocked by the troops shortly after local radio stations began broadcasting nows of tha revolL Vivas Raniitrea and Maso Perdome had taken part ia previous attempts against Betancourt and were being harassed by authori­ ties, Both warn dismissed from the armed forces when their first at­ tempt against the government wea crushed. A turn of our indebtedness. And worse then that, it Is almost im­ possible to find out how much wo have involved in these programs at any given time, so that we can know what our obligations actu­ ally are. In short, it mesne that the power of the puree string! which the Constitution gave to the Congress, and the knowledge your representatives should have about how your money is being spent, has been and Is being whittled away every time one of these back-door spending bills Is passed. "To this kind of spending, and to the building up of the central­ ised Federal puwer at the expense of the personal liberty and dignity of our people, 1 am adamantly op­ posed. AU of my experience with you Justifies ths' belief that ths majority of yon oppose them too, "To be hare with you today give* me a feeling of having a part In a moment of history. It is ths nature of hit living things that they constantly renew themselves, and white we hate to part with ths past, we nevertheless enthusiasti­ cally welcome tha new. "The history books may not re­ cord a word about this moment. Thla change of commanders may not appear anywhere except In the long and honored annate of tho Navy, but to ua It te an historical occasion, and on* that 1 am sure will be remembered by CapL Ed­ wards and CapL Tully. As we hon­ or and aay farewell to the outgo­ ing command, and welcome and honor tha Incoming command, w* celebrate tho continuation of Hat Wing One and the Sanford Naval Air Station aa potent forces In the defense of tho United States. "8o tide te a moment of history In which you and 1 are taking our appointed parte, each of us in his own way doing his best to assure the continuity of this country which we love. 1 ran think et no better way to conclude than to say te CapL Edwards as he moves on to his m w post, 'May God go with you,' and te CapL Tully aa be as­ sumes command, 'May God guide you'." Herald Index KEY. WEST, Fla. (UPI) - Ten disheartened emissaries for Fide) Castro sought'today te persuade tha American fractors-for-freedom Committee to revive Ha cam­ paign to liberate 1,114 Cuban pri­ soners. The Inng-ehoi possibility that ti>* committee members would re­ establish th* defunct organisation loomed as th*. prisoner*' text hop* for early freedom. 'The 10-man delegation, which represent: th* captives of the Illfated April Invasion of Cubs, con­ ferred for savers) hours Sunday with John Hooker, executive sec­ retary of th*' former committee. II* relayed th* appeal for reviv­ ing the committee to other mem­ bers. Hooker said the prisoners should have their reply by today or Tues­ day. Ha added he had received "no Indication that the committee would be revitalised." The 10 hostages, who arrived litre Saturday afternoon, were be­ wildered and dlimayed upon dis­ covering the committee hid been disbanded. Deputies Hunt Armed Robbers The Sheriff* Office today has started »n extensive search for two Negroes believed armed that robbed the Kayo Service Station on Hwy. 17-02 early Sunday morn- l«jf. * Exchange. Program HONOLULU (UPI) — Gov. Stephen L. R. McNIchols of Colo­ rado asked his fellow governors today to fit a teacher axehanga program for ‘Latin America Into President Kennedy’s alliance for progress. Optimistic South Seminole Bank Greeted By 3,000 Residents WASHINGTON (UPI) — U. 8. apace chief Jnmu K. Webb pre­ dicted today tbs United States would best Russia in ths rare to put a man on ths moon and bring Ths South Seminole Bank In him back to earth. Wobb, director Fern Park opensd for buxlnssa to­ of the National Aeronautics and day after K waa entbuilaxticjlly Space Administration, said ths wrlcomad Into tha community " *r so residents attended nn first manned lunar landing woul put three Americans on the Imsted that "before the end of tha decade." Kennedy's use of the emergency Taft-Hnrtley machinery. The board was expected to go Into immediate session in New York. Tbo board consists of David L. Cole, a veteran labor arbitrator as chairman, and Judge Samuel I, Roxenman, special White House counsel during the Booseveli administration, and Prof. James J. Healy et th# Harvard Business school. Weekend Rains Bring Relief To Citrusmen County Agent Cecil Tucker struck an eptimlatle note today alter woshtnd rale* brought re­ lief to (be county’* $4 million "alek" citrus Industry. Tucker geM that although there wen still some effects of the drought, the weekend of rein, which totaled well over an inch end a half in many areas, waa a "promising sign." Meanwhile over Ih* nation, storms end whiplash winds whirled through Ih* normally hot and dry southwest plaint today and drenched the Gulf Coast. Heavy rain battered Port Ar­ thur and Houston, Tei., winds measured TI miles /gar hour la central Oklahoma aid Rescue worker* geared for poitlble fur- > Ua F«UB Grim Tapk^ . FORK M O U $ « , - .» (UPI) — Workers, eontlni grim task of hacking their way through coal and rock today to reach tho Inst of three miners kill­ ed In e rnv*-ln Friday. The work­ ers, most of them miners them­ selves, have labored around ths clock In shifts of three in the nar­ row shaft leading to the cav*d-ln area. They worked with picks and shovels. Rumors? WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. livings Bmathrrs, (D-Fte.), said Sunday ha had heard reports that Cuban exiles wire training In Florida for nnuthsr invasion at­ tempt against the Castro regime. But Smalhers said ths Invasion preparations were not receiving any cooperation from the United States and there was no chance cf a successful Invasion within eii months or a year. Doctors Told: Throw Out 'Incompetents' NEW YORK (UPI) — Doctors convening here for the annuel meeting of the American Medical Association were told today they must throw out "incompetent" end "unethical” physicians or tho pub­ lic will demand a cleanup by other attendee. Dr. Leonard W. Laraon, AMA president-elect, urged the crack­ down after n special committee re­ ported that the profession was not adequately policed by its own members, Tha committe* charged I s * Hpigs report based on a IH-ysar study that many doctors have fail­ ed to live up to ethical standards. It called for "prompt, spedfl* and drMtie action" te deal with elfsndsrat The two, according te deputies, walked into the station at about 4 a. m. and held up tha attendant, stealing $110 and locking him In th* rest room. * Deputies said that th* altendanL Chaster Johnson was uninjured and gave a oesaplete description of tha two men, Both are under six feet and Laraon soldi Johnson told deputies that they "The percentage ti physicians held him up with a .32 caliber pis­ who do not observa the lew or the tol. Bath are believed under 20 dictates of good conscience la in­ years *1 age, according te the finitesimal compared with th e Khsriffa office. number of doctors who conscienti­ ously provide th* pationte with the best possible medical care, "However, that tiny fraction must be excised from th* body of Members of the North Orlsndo medicine, lest it grew like n can­ Civic ‘Assn., who have scheduled cer and thus pollute and corrupt all future meeting* to be held on the entire profession." the test Monday of each month, will meet et 7:30 p.m. today In Meet Bet Members at th* Royal Arab the Village Hall. Associating ' officials have re­ Widow* v.dl meet Tuesday at •:*) minded that this will bo the last p.m. at the Masonle Hall. A cov­ general meeting before the ' big ered dlab turkey supper will ho Fourth of July celebration and served fallowed by g program. final plans will ba made (or the This will be tha last meeting «f av*at at today * eeasfen. I Civic Association To Meet Today and report back to him no later than June 30. After receiving (he board re­ port, the President then can turn tho ease over to Ally, Gen. Rob­ ert F. Kennedy who could pe­ tition a federal district court for an injunction baiting tho lt-day slrika end sending 73,000 striking seamen back to work for M days. It was the first time since Tak­ ing office that Kennedy Invoked tha Taft-llartley law, which be voted against as a congressman. Ho acted today on the basil of reports from government agen­ cies over th* weekend that the strike was having a substantial Impart on the economy. The reports were collected by Labor Secretary Arthur J. Gold­ berg who conferred with Kenne­ dy during ths morning on the shipping tlo-up which has bit the Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf Coasts. Three striking unions offered Sunday to lift their picket lines (or critically needed food and fuel shipments. This had been viewed as an affsrt te head off 10-inch at a apselal •raw • p. m. Ths bank opened this morning with two convenient drive.In teUor windows In operation, and future eapsnslon plana will allow tb|g number to bo Increased aa rapidly m tha demand dictates. Off-street perking for the m w Institution nls* has barn provided for In tha future expansion plans as th* property contains approxi­ mately 45,000 square foot of ana, and almost $0 per cent Is •reli­ able tor future banking structure end' increased parking area, Th* interest shown by are* resi­ dents and businessmen, many of whom are stoekholdora hi the new bank, has been very gratify­ ing, according te a statement by A. a. Bush, chairman of th* board of directors. lfs said that the poUclss of th* South 8*mlno!e Bank will be those of continued effort toward shar­ ing In th* wholesale growth of ths entire South Bemlnole area, in ad­ dition to promoting a congenial atmosphere of unqualified co-oper­ ation with ell of ths bank's cus­ tomers. Pictures of tho iaturdey open house are ea Page I of today1* Herald. Mixing Suit • Hearing Slated TALLAHAS&ER (UPI) - Fed trsl District Judge Harold Car swell wiU ael e hearing soon « a suH by the NAACP to fere* in­ tegration of tbo white restaurant at Urn Tallahassee Airport. The suit, mailed from Miami, was opened and officially filed today. It aski that ths Tsltehassaa City Commission be restrained from arresting and harraatteg Negroes insisting on service al tha restaurant and that the rartau. rest operators be enjoined from making any distinctkm based on color' te servteg at the fsrility. Phont Workers Reject Contract Valley. Th* W«atbfr Bureau fore* cart shower* throughout the dap te .the upper Mississippi Valley and Atlantic state*. Needles and Blythe in south­ ern California chalked up 1M de­ grees over the weekend and Red Bluff recorded lit d*greet more, than an tailoe north et Sea Fran­ cisco. Summer - stayed te hiding tor parte of tho appor Midwort and KuL Roodlus at lauM* Do. Matte and Marquette, Mich., dipped te M. Rockford, IB., bed ■ H-yegf low of 45 bunday end PM*burgh's 50 degrees broke aa aa* year record. Texas floods • became kilters north of Fort Worth when crock waters swept two man te a pick­ up truck to thalr death under a bridge. Watar flooded homo* an tha Richland Hilts district af Fort, Worth and a M-mtaute gully, washer deposited It taebo* et water le some Dallas streets. Bryant Takes 'Long Distance* Political Action TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Got. Parris Bryant, out of tbs state until July I, took long distance action aver Uw wsdktng to keep his political fences mended beck home. Bryant's veto of part of Uw general appropriations bill drew criticism from some legislative quarters. Bryant vetoed the por­ tion af tha act which placed a first-priority classification oa soma projects, anB tossed tha whole building program Into ana common pot. To guard against any wide­ spread had reaction. Bryant phoned long distance from Cali, forala sad dictated a latter te he sent t* each legislator, assuring Ih* lawmakara ha inlends te bald close to the "sprit and bleat" of the Legislature te taring building priorities. Delegates Arrive For Congo Meet TAMPA (UPI) — GeMrel Tele­ phone Company of Florid* work­ LEOPOLDVILLE. The ers voted overwhelmingly Bunday (UPI)— Parliamentary to reject a sew one-year contract arrived te t aanridbliu I propoaed by the company. tho Robert E. Mount, prealdent of th* five-county System Council of th* Interactional Brotherhood af Electrical Worker*, aald the vote raa ntae to mw agetart the yap- f c U S & S W ■■B, k «•^ ' t- t Ut/t * k'-l’v-iC*\ �CDR. R. J. MATTLI8, executive officer of Heavy Attack Squadron a pre­ pares to taxi out for thrfirat flight of an A3J by VAH-8 at the Naval Air Station* Cdri Mnttus was the first pilot to fly the new plane. During the last three months, Cdr. Mattua has Down 12 hours of familiarisation and has broken the supersonic corridor of the Atlantic Ocean. TUB ASJ lifts off the ground in its first teat night with Mattus at the controls. MATTUS, LCDR. Taylor Brown and Dick WsnseU, ehiaf test pilot for North American discuss the first flight Brown Dew a A8J with Mattus on the Oight from the Naval Flight Test Center at Patuxent River, Md. Page 2—Mon. June 26, 1961 Hospital Notes JUNK SO M a b ilm WASHINGTON (Vri)-Dam®. rotary of agriculture, were cited J ernta and Republicans, who rarely as having boon considerably cheap­ • have any trouble finding things to er than Johnson's for reporters. argue about, paw are publicly eus- Benson, according to Rop. L. H. . porting eoeh other of being kind Fountain, (D-N. C.|, carried hia proas contingent free. Inch alda figures th* other hoa There were some differences in r subsidised press travel to make the nmngtmenu. Benson's press ^ euro its activities at* covered. corps traveled in n government Via* President Lyndon B. John- plane with him. Tho presumption 7 nan's meant worid trip got tho was that their going along added " erfumont started. Correspondents nothing to th* cost of the flight. l ware billed |1JO0 each for air The J o h n s o n proas contingent 4* travel with Johnson hot Rap, Wil- traveled hi a separate chartered 5 Ham H. Avery, (R-Xaa.), told the Jet liner, along with tome govern­ * Souse Iasi woek their Uaaeporto- ment people. » Mm really east mom. Accerdlng to flguroo put into It Today tha several e venose tours the Congressional Record by Avr et Earn Toft Renan, fWmer sea- ary, the $37,000 In faros paid by $1 reporters with Johnaon left e net $110,000 tab for the charter to be pleked up by th* State Depart­ ment "I Just wonder," ho asked, ?what la the policy of the government ae Ltgal Notice Federal ‘v O r ah ptoomped .'Oinidi-naSlii- orntti* Jtee* >-l^b*r ^tnejf.jiken*# in nodTfuu h m lrftt, 4Vimeiic."ie Raster. MKT|M||LPP7pf'held myV MMnirfWSSteF^vteWwlrsfonsrs Teem,. Seminal* 'County Court Son**, Sanf*r*. Plerlda. on the twenty-ninth St*tR> any of June, sees, at use PM, x sf. pursuant to Beetles !!•(*) nt Publla Lew etf nf the l*tk congress. All persona wishing I* he heard Or* hereby notified t* appear at menta on the subject, act Fountain to starching th* records. In a statement Issued today, he said Benson took five foreign trips on government planes, taking along memboro of hit family and, on four of tha trips, from five to 10 newspapermen. He amid these flights coat tax­ payers $114,196 against nn esti­ mated $40,600 had tha official party traveled by commercial air carrier. Ha said nawsmtn on tha trips were not charged for their passageExcept for the first* trip—an around-ihe-world Jaunt In 1967— he aald Benson also allowed the government to foot the transporta­ tion blUa for hia relatival, who on on* or n o n of tho tour* included hia wife, four daughters, a eon, e daughter-in-law, and a son-in-law, the latter n Canadian citisan. T * . Legal Notice TR TRR CIRCUIT COURT OF TRR NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Tor AND FOR SRHINDLH COINTV. elmirt' hia conclu- FLORIDA CNANCSRT NO. Item alotR'Wr* wrong. AMERICAN FEDERAL SAVINGS He uld the fact waa the extra AND l*OAN AMOCIATION OF OR­ plane had to go along anyway, in LANDO, caae Johnaon'a Air Korea Jet ran Into trouble {which it did) end to haul an overflow of government people. Bo tho net effect of taking along the reporter* waa to.save th* taxpayers almost $40,000 he said. Th* aichangc, nnd other corn- IN TRR CIRCUIT COURT. RINTR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ABO FOR lag under the lawa et U* United ■ R R inoLR COUNTY, FLORIDA. ****** ** “ *“ •*• rui.utf. IR CHANCERY RO. HSU RURTItAUR FORRCLOSI Hk we. . . . . FIRHT FEDERAL PAVING* AND OENE WUORTON end l«OAN ASSOCIATION OY PHUVIBARRARA F. WMORTON, hie Wife. DENCH, Provident*, R L, a tor*4 SL. poratten organised and chartered Defeedaata. under the laws et the Halted ■ I fN R OF Burr States et America, WSi ORNR WHORTON an* BARPlaintiff, ■ARA F. WHORTON, hie wife,, rmrald a watron DONAL a UALLKNTINE and see CATHERINE J. WA1> MARY aUKANNR OALLKNTINE. bon. hie wire L s. eng - hie wife UBH one MARIAN F. KNO- LAURAINH F. TEMPLE. UBH. .hie wife, end JON Dafendanti. English . eingle, known n* NOTIrM TO DEFEND & C. WATSON AND AMO- TOI DONAL O. OALLENTINM and CIATRI, nn* any sn« nil MARY NUKANNR OALLKNether parilse claiming any TINE, hie wlfs, amt LAIN rlahL UU* s»<J #ib#r taferRAINR F. TEUPLR. and any net Ik ae* tn the fnllawlai and ill ether parti** slainMaori bed rani preperiy, lelag any right, title and ether y||g % i 4 , ' Births Legal Notice Debra Shipman, Lake Mary, Clifton ‘ Stafford, DeBary, Mrs. Samuel Coffin end beby, Jackson­ ville, Mrs. Georg* Werron sod baby, Lake Monroe, O. B, Taylor, Virgil Wright, Bey Powers, Thom­ as Powers, Ida Xing and Beverly Brauch, of Sanford. ounsecutlve u esks. at thp Circuit Court. Sotuluels ctfunty, Florida, this th* 1*1 Say ef Juan A.D. 1MI. (■BALI * Arthur M- Beehwlth. Jr. Clerk ef ths circuit Court Semlsol* County, Florida By i Martha T. Vlhloa Dtpuir Clerk Wladerweedla. Ilelnea, Mentar A Ward ■ Aiteraer* et Law 114 Fark Avonus. touts Winter Park. Fieri** • Funeral aorvlces were held at Z p. m. Sunday nt Briscos Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. W. P. Brooks Jr. officiating. Burial was in Lake View Cemetery, Vanderbilt left no notes behind when ha plunged out the picture window minute* after be returned to the suite from purchasing tick­ ets to tbs theater. Mrs. Vanderbilt, the former Mrs. Louis* MitcheU Paine of BronxviUe, N. Y., said ab* could not give any explanation for the tragedy. She said she was draw­ ing her bath when bar husband re­ turned to the suite. "The last words I bssrd were Tv* been calling you,'M sha said. "I called through tb* door, ‘I heard y o u /" billowing through tha large pic­ ture window, which had been closed asrllar. Vanderbilt was Uto groat-grandion of Cornelius -Vanderbilt, build­ er of a railroad empire. He waa bora la Rhode Island, aon of the lata Alfred Gwynn* Vanderbilt He won Um Legion of Merit for hero­ ism in combat while tervog aboard a PT boat in the Pacific. Too Can Develop Film Only ONCE — ae have it dene RIGHT WIKBOLDT Camera Shop Sl$ B. Park Bearer*. Fla. Legal Notice IS TKB NINTR JUDICIAL CIHerrr court in *\ o row san . InOLM mlKTV, FLORIDA, uHANuhry nn. u r n , If AItnr I* JONEN amt ISABEL JONES, hi* wife. Plaintiffs, vs. KRAXCU WILSON, a widow. Defendant. noTira op s u n NOTICK IK HKrtEBT GIVEN that on th* Sth day of July, A. D. till at Ilia hour of 11 o'clock A.M. ■t ,<tho Court Houm of Bemlaol* County, n* donford, Florida, the Honorable Arthur If. Boekwlth, Jr. will offar for a«lo to tha hlgh•at an* beat bidder for rash, nt publla outcry, tho followlna de­ scribed property of tho Defendant. Franca* Wilson, and mors partic­ ularly described aa follows, attuat* In Somlaal* County, riorlda, towit: Reglaalag at Iht Bouthweat Corner of Lot IS. FROSTS ADDITION, according to tha plat thereof na recorded In Plat Book 1. papa IS, of tho Publle Raoords of Somlnol* County, Florida, run thane* Beat III feet, thene* North le f»at. thane* Weet IS* feet, run thence Konth I* feet to point of beginning. This Hi* la mad* pursuant 1* end personal checking accounts are at central Florida'! newest facilities Deputy Clerk HORNSBY * NEWMAN Attorney* for Plaintiffs It* North Main ntreot UrIondo. Florida Publlob: Juno IS, lilt MEMBER F.D.T.C, T O T A K E A D V A N T A G E OF THE F A N T A ST IC STORE HO URS Couaty, { ■ — ! ■ » . . . ------four America'! wialtbleit famlUca. Tbs 47-yesr-old sportsmsn-philanthroplst Jumped to hia death lata Saturday from the lOUt floor of San Franciico'a Mark Ifopkini Hotel, shortly after he and hia bride of throe months registered. Mrs. Grisselt, 92, Buried Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Norman E. Welch, Longwood, a daughter Mr. end Mrs. Busan Miriam Grlssett, $2, Mrs. Paul Goldman, Sanford, e died at an Orango City Nursing daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Wolf, Sanford, a ion; Mr. nnd Homo Saturday after a lengthy Mr*. Carl Anderaon, Sanford, a illness. She had mad* bar boms in BonDismissals ford for the past 30 years. The Mrs. James C. Wright end baby, wife of tho lata Arthur C. Grls­ Senford; Mr*. Billy Maxwell and sett, she was a member of the baby, North Orlando; Edith Sla­ First Baptist Church of Tallnhaaton, Daytona Beach, Geneva Spaulding, Lucille Hughes, Ophe­ Survivor* an two daughters, lia Brown nnd Miriam Hearn, of Mrs, A. L. Barlneau of Sanford Sanford. and Mrs. J. L. Brown of Tallahas­ JUNE 21 see; on* son, W. E. Grissett of Attaway Ward, EatonvUle, Wil­ Jacksonvilla, 26 grandchildren nnd liam White, Enterprise. Juanita 46 groat grandchildren. Graf, Daytona, Margaret Wood, Mary Womack, Jennie Whiuen, Oci* Margin, Patsy Ann McDavit, Mrs. Ann Moore, Cynthia Mc­ Donald gad Ludelie Canaavinc, of Sanford, Births Mr. and Mr*. Karoy Bclmar, Sanford, a daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Anthony Briney,, Sanford, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Wood, Sanford, a daughter and Mr. nnd Mrs, M. L. Caannvlne, Sanford, e son. Mr. Raymond A. Grant, 14, died •t hia home Sunday. Born In Pitcbburg, Mail.,.he had mad* hia home at 444 Burnmerlin Av*. In Sanford for th* put elx yean. Ha was a mem­ ber of the First Presbyterian Church of Banford and w u n re­ tired mall carrier. Survivor* are hia wife, Mm, Isa­ bel Grant of Sanford; one daugh­ ter Mri, Wendell Brooke ef Benford; father, Edward Grant of Niagara Falla, N. Y.j two broth­ er*, Howard Grant of Niagara Falla and Douglaa Grant of Brownsville, Tex., and one aiitar, Mrs, Lawrence Hockaday ef Nia­ gara Fall*. Th* body will be sent ta Niagara Falls for services and burial. Brieton Funeral lfuma la *in charge ef local arrangement*. County, Fldrian. YOl’ . AUK 1IKRKNY NOTIFIED that tho PUINIIff. FIRST FEDER­ AL SAVING* AND IAIAN ASSO­ CIATION Or PltOVIDKNCK, Provi­ dence, IL L, a corporation orssti­ nt* end oherttrod undtr tha law* of tho Unite* Blot** et America, he* laelttutod a suit agalnii you In tha Circuit Court ef tho Ninth Judicial Circuit. In an* ter U«sol­ atia County. Florida, t* foreclose a rertaln luortaaie hsld by thsia •have eooenbo* real property, geld which encumbers the above dopreperiy Mine situated end le- eerlbs* real property. Feld pro* cate* la seminal* County, Florida. party hales altuatsd end located la Hsinluala O'unlj. Florida. You and each of you ere hereby rounfred to file your ausner with lb* Clerk of the Circuit Court In end fur nominate County. Florida, end asrvt a copy Iheretf upon Harold A, Ward, lit. ef the firm of Windorwtedle. Mala**. Muster A Ward, lie rark Avenue name, winter Perk. Florid*, Atlerntya far tbo Plelntlff la ibe above notion, on or hafor* Iba Ird day ef July, ltd, also a Docroo Pro Ceofoeoo will be ontored against you. IT II ORDERED that Jhle ho publish** rla' the Nanfor* Herald, a ton apt ubllahfd la Pouunolo fur SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Au­ thorities today sought an explana­ tion for the suicide leap of newly­ wed George VandcrbiU, who had inherited $40 million In the pest 26 years as the scion of one of and register for th* veluxble Interest In eed le IN* fel. tewing described reel propertr, te*w|t: Let Id la BUtk *V* of RRANTLMY BHORBB, FIRST ADDITION, aemlnol* Ceuhly, Flat Ids, aesnretng le the *Ut Debra Haris Shipman, Lake Mary, Email Holticlaw, Lake Moeroc, Luc Ilia Jacobi, Oviedo and Janls Cramptoo, Patricia Briney, Thomai Lee Powcn, Ray F. Powers, Lucille Malone, Eunice Dann, Herman Jarratt and Jeuia Bclmar, of Sanford. TERMITES ANTS Mo. Contract Service Today until • P. M. -- 's? ro "V^*f-f iT'. r e g is t e r ' / . * ’v Tomorrow 8 A . M; to 9 P. M FREE G IF T S ENDS W ED N ESD AY N O O N to be | im rnwey W EDNESDAY B i U M t �{ ■ ■ ®br Danfarb Berallt f ---- > • ■ * • Mon. June 26, 1061— Page 3 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- — -------------- ---------------- — TOP QUALITY ----------------- L O W E S T PRICES PLUS Top Value Stamps Q U ANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU JUNE 36 SOUTH SEMINOLE BANK president E. G. Banks, left. And clmirman o f the board A. G. Fuith, center, talk over the plans o f the institution with L. E. Swope at the open house Saturday during which the public toured the new Fern Park bank facilities. ST O ^ W-D BROAD BREASTED mmmmmwm, FREE 50 TOP V A LU E STAMPS Breaded Ved W ITH THIS COUPON AT YOUR NEAREST W INN-DIXIE STORE |* Void Alter June 28 Limit One Coupon To Adult With A f 5.00 or Mate Food Order BBBFSAIE W -D “Branded” Heery Beef BOB W H IT E SL IC E D B R EA KFA ST steaks W fO N 7 inch Rib j a r * 7 9 ' W -D ‘ I m M " H n r y le a f j m i Y O ix il Mazola Oil TICE PRESIDENT J. P. TOOLE, right, o f the new bank, talked with many o f the South Seminole and Orange County residents who came to visit, in­ cluding Dr. Albrecht and Howard L. Smith. steaks “ ■» — u ww* Tender, Del (clone C s I yoc Quart &¥3m tSt'W -.v* Limit 1 with Food Order Deep South Apple Swift's Premium W hite Arrow Heinz Ketchup 14-os. M F«rm til.fi Bottle Limit two with Food Order WISHING THE NEW BANK WELL were Ernest Gertner and Charlea LeGette shown extending congratulation! to E. G. Banka on tha opening of tha newest Seminole County financial organization. ------------------------------------------------------------ ;---------------------------------- ---------------- Eichmann Admits Signing Orders For Executions JERUSALEM (UPI) Adolf Eichmann admilled today bo signed orders for executions of Jews. But be likened himself to Ponlius Pile la and washed bis ^ a n d a of any guilt, w *Tbe ^j-ycar-old former Nazi lieutenant* colonel told the. court trying him for man murder that be only passed on orders from Nsxi police bos* Heinrich Himm­ ler that were sent down to him “ through channels" for transmis­ sion. "The orders came from Himm­ ler," be declared. » Eichmann began his fifth day ^ f testimony when the court re­ cant coed after a two-day week, end recess. Uis West German de­ fense counsel, Dr. Robert Servaliue, told tha court he expected to complete his examination of Eichmann "about the beginning er middle of next week.’ ‘•’Y Servatlus continued qu iuext Eichmann about the so-called tWannwce conference" of eenior Neal officials bald in a Berlin suburb Jan. XI, 1M2, at which se­ curity police boss Relabsrd Htydrleh announced officially for the first time the plan for "the final solution of the Jewish problem"— the axterminetion of all Raropsaa Jowa. Eichmann admitted Friday bo prepared the notes for Heydricp’e speech as well ss tbs official minutca afterward. Senratius asked Eichmaoa what were his own feelinga when ha Hamad of tba extermination plan. "1 felt a certain fee ting of sol­ ace sod appeasement," bo re­ plied. ' "I considered 1 bad doqe my utmost, despite my relatively low rank of lieutenant colonel in tha SS and I knew that 1 person­ ally bad sought a final solution that was neither repellent nor bldeoua but possible and feaiibis. “ I d« not aay this bees use I am facing an Israeli court and standing trial before Israeli Judges today. But this is tba truth. 1 did my very beat to bring order into, tha abaoe end confusion In the deportation and emigration of Jaws," He claimed that his idea bad been to ant up Jewish states—as la tba plans for aa sll-Jewiih area near Lublin bi Poland and lalar an ill-Jewish state la the big island of Madagascar. Eichmann continued: "In the light of all this I can esy that the decialon was made regardless of my efforts. 1 felt Ilka Pontius Pi* Iato who washed his hands of the whole affair. I felt it wee not with n i ' that the guilt lay, because what was laid down at tbs Wanna­ bes conference was laid down by the popes of tba state. I was only able to carry out orders and I had to follow them whether 1 wanted to or not. "This la bow I found Justifica­ tion for what 1 did and from thl* I drew satisfaction in later years." g Deep South Grapefruit JU tC I Dixie Darling P'nut Butter Strained Baby Food CLAPPS 6 4 CUT-RITE 2 Dixie Darling Enriched BREAD 2 i Dixie Darling • Hot Dog 6 BUNS Poc Royal Pudding . . . 3 Reg Waxed Poper R O Y A L pS 2 PAN-RED I Frozen Can GRAPES �POSTMAN W RINGS TWICE! sun ithIHi i Political Notebook Mdi who art bent on '‘living It up4 be. t* * * ta * S »d o f bsbur more or Ieat concentrated around ’weboob.tlM ktdfl wffl ba all over the countryside Ilka a ■warm of happy butterflies and we've tot to watch out ’ fb rth sm . They will be too buey having fun to watch out for '-you, eo whfle you're behind the wheel— no matter when you're driving-watch out for them. ' We re-emphaaisc the need for people to Join In the - national drive to alow down and live thla summer. It win 911U9; dress, |5UN| reception, 9220.00; miscellaneous, fTOCOS. Total, $1,00544. The average wedding coat of IM 1U T line abmred that meat couples emitted about |<00 worth of the extra frills. For example, under "Paid Help" waa listed the Minister's fee that avenged 917.65, pine payment «e organist, soloist and even a Wed­ ding Consultant whose charge avenged M U ! (more than double that of the faithful preacher). And under that "Miscellaneous" beading came rings at $101.77, plus photographs, license, etc. Remember, these costa wan for formal w ddlnga In Southeastern U. 8. A. among middle class familles. Smart parents realise that the avenge young ooople would much prefer the weddiag cost as a deaisupte eould have‘ ths final dadAside from the bride's flowers, sten as to how they'd like to be plus ths license and minister's •anted T fas; than la little point in Uvtek " I f so. I’d Just .top at the office show-off behavior at a wadding. ef Ilia Justice of the Pease." A simple, religious ceremony to far awre appropriate and also much more spiritual than t« fa­ tigue the bride with several weeks ef beetle drees fittings sad the Innumerable other headaches that •ocisty-miaded anthers hatch up to harass the youag couple. Mothers, have a heart! Elabor­ ate weddings don’t prevent di­ vorce! (Always write to Dr. Crate la care ef this sewspaper satin BOMB, Italy— Private Opinions Made Public. If Russia isn't on tbs levtl wl.b ths has aa bomb tests, then the United Stetes is Usbto to bt. Lsvtl, I mean. There hasn't been any thing ta ogusl America's trust in Russia’s good fellowship since ths first ltoa tsmsr stuck kls head la a lion's mouth. 3 Considered For Postmasters pttod la n formal wadding. Of the 70 shank marriages, ths nvsngs cost was IMILST, The breakdown was to five categories; paid help, 9tt.Hl flowers, WASHINGTON (UP!) - Throe Florida mildest! am being con­ sidered by tha Senate for Jobs ns poatouitert. They are Oladya M. Clifton, Basborvilk; James B, Combs, Qten Saint Mary, and Howard H. Babb, Umatilla. .Tha throe were included is Its amutasttoos sent to ths Senate by President Kennedy tor confirms, OUT OUR W A Y Trtrr JF naaSST sftB M tt! For yam basketball coscbes have been advocating that (ho baskets ha heightened to improve the game. Now B seems that what tha game Beads are not higher By ERSKlNB JOHNSON WEST BERLIN—(NEA)—The private cold war of moviemaker BUly ("Some Like It Hot") Willer broke cut at the Brandenburg Gate and wound up at tho summit —the roof garden of the Berlin Hilton. Billy was lucky be wasn't haul­ ed off to Siberia. IS the shadow of the hammer and sickle at the Brandenburg Gate of BpIltavUte, Billy inflated a yellow balloon with letters in black reading: ’ "Rusikl Oo Home." It waa" only for a movie but the Eaat-W«t sene Una, where come like H e d t . l i tesae enough. Bin pain ef Beat Borifal police Mootulare taught the balloon's message wlikh canny BiUy tolled to men­ tion whan he was promised, "eooperation.1* AU he .wanted to do, he said inaaeeatly, was to film a motorcycle p— teg t h r o e g h basktts, but higher morslity on It wasn't until France and Althe part of many of tba players, serfs got down to talking about s e e tho Sahara (and ita oil) that tht Untess Bri.atn'i Foreign Seers- possibility of pesos became some­ Ury, Lord Home, starts taking a what of n mirage. more rigid stead toward the govtet Union ho is likely to bocomo Why to It that Free World leadknown as the Russian's Homing o n bags such an aversion to pigeon. tough talk! Khrushchev talks tough it hours a day, 353 days a It's surprising that a man who ysar, and is hailed throughout the uses a bulldoaer to run over the world as a brilliant diplomat, and the rights of men would be sat­ Is forever being given credit for isfied with n batch of compara­ 's king the initiative out of the tively small tractors. hands of our statesmen. And • study of the map will Instantly Let us hope that Mike Mans­ reveal wh|t his sabre-rattling bis field, lbs majority leader, Is a brought the Russians, minority of one In tha Sensts m en If comes to his plan for I have no patience with tha mthlag Berlin s free elty. A cease lets talk of how we of tht eKy free of whatT Would Mr. bee world are making a battle Mansfield guarantee a Western for men's minds. You would aecees route to Berlin with "in- thlqk that whenever the leaders tatuattoul peace tsamsT" Dees of the world spoke every man, he mean those same "interns- woman, sad child in the world lionst peace teams" which.have sat quietly In the audience, tak­ maintained such peace, quiet, or­ ing notes. Aad then went home to der, calm, decency sad sports­ think things through before decid­ manship to tho Congo? ing which way to teas — com­ munistic or toward the West. Striking a subtle blow for do mocracy and capitalism, Billy yell. edt 1 wouldn't oven let President Kennedy road my script." Tha Communist bosses of East Bcrila bad cause hr alarm. Oscar - winning Billy (“The Apartment") waa turning hla wit on ths cold war between West and Bast Berlin, hanging a whole movie full of laughs on (aad at) the Oeasmunlst party lias. In addition to the "Rusekl Go Home* balloon then was aa Bait Berlin •made automobile tolling apart, piece by piece. Them was an Bast Berlin cuckoo dock, wrapped la a Wall Street Journal, with ita door opening so a tittle Uncle Sam could step out waving an American flag. There waa a U. 8. capitalist (Jimmy Cagney) dreaming of making cola the national Russian drink, add then waa n young East Barite Communist in love with the daughter of tho capitalist'* big boos, who goes berserk about It all in Atlanta, Ga. economy nor does it propose ex­ durinr World War It. Its present cessive government regulation.. chairman is Frasier B. Wildejf Most of the changes it recom­. board chairman of Connecticut mends could be effected by minor■ General Life who also ■erred as amendments to the Foil Employ­ CMC chairman. ment and Federal Rsssrve Acta With the help of %U3 million in and by subsequent executive or­ grant* from Ford Foundation, ders. CMC llnsd up 110 sconomlsta who The three basic goals Would be compiled 11,000 paces of reports to maintain low-level unemploy. which researched every study ever ment, adequate economic growth. mads In the fields of monetary and reasonable economic stability. policy, fiscal policy, public debt,g^ No numbers are attached to these private financial institutions, fed­ eral credit program*, Internation­ objectives. The Commission on Money and al monetary relations, and econo­ Credit which worked out this plan mic growth. has been made up of 25 business The commission’s seven teak leaders, bankers, economists and forces on these eubjects boiled all representatives of farm, labor and thla down into a 300-page report. other specie] Interest organise- "Money and Credit—Their Influ­ liens.. ence on Jobe, Prices and Growth, It was set up In 1957 by Com­ published by Prentice Hall and mittee for Economic Develop, now being given .wide national G ment—CED—a research group of distribution. 100 progressive leaden organised No member of the commission endorses ail 10 of the report's re­ commendations. It is filled with footnotes of Individnst dissents on specific points. But ail 25 CMC members, ranging from liberal left to conservative right, endorse its general objectives. This Is some­ thing of an achievement itself. * By PHIL NEWSOM . Thereupon, the note said, s One of the key recommends-* tioni—and on* which will prob­ DPI Foreign News .taifyst German trusty could be conchJei President Kennedy reserved for by all former cuemiei ot Nail ably item* moit controversy—fi that whenever U, 8. bull ness con­ himself his administration's first Germany, racs-to-face contact with Nikita Should the Allies and West Ger­ ditions run counter to objectives of Khrushchev. many fall to agree to this, the the Pull Employment and Federal Reserve Acts, the President would To his chief lieutenants ho en­ Soviets raid, then the only altern­ bo required to make a special re­ trusted other important assign­ ative would ba a separata Soviet ments which now, after five and treaty with East Germany, (a- port to the country. a half months, will determine the eluding -East German control ever It would set forth existing eco­ nomic conditions, steps being ta k -^ futun shape .of U. 8. foreign West Berlin lifelines. The other Soviet note demand­ an by government to handle it, policy. Vice President Lyndon B. John­ ed immediate agreement on a explain any inconilatenciee and son took over the Southeast Asia nuclear test ban treaty with ■ make any further recommenda­ assignment with special emphasis built-in Soviet veto over on-site tions deemed advisable for' con­ os South Viet Nam. Prom this inspection of suspected violations, gressional action. came the decision to strengthen or that negotiations be transferred Additionally, a flexible income the South Vietnamese army, to la a general conference on dis­ tax rate for the first U per cent bracket would bo authorised by step up U. 8. aid and to dispatch armament U. 8. experts in guerilla warfate Khrushchov's timttabte is not law. The President would bo is the same tsetics used by dm preefte. authorised to adjust thla rote f i n It kas not yet been determined points up or down—90 per cant— • Communists. Secretary of State Dean Rusk whether he is willing to advance whenever it is datermlnod that the has mot his opposite numbers in communism at any price. U. 8. economy is moving into a the Southeast Asia Trusty Organ­ It also has been said of him ported of ncosaioa or inflationary isation and in NATO. Part of his that bp Is a tough bargainer but Job will bo to re-weld NATO inis Is sot willing to commit suicide. This change in the baste tax t strong defenslvt fores and to The next six months may tell. rate would be subject to congres­ incretso both its conventional and sional approval or rtjaction within nuclear capabilities. 60 days, Tha rata change would To U. S. Ambassador to ths than be effective for ate months, United Nations Adis! Stevenson by which time the shift fas ths £ neat the pulse-taking assignment economy «u ld he corrected. v la South America. Many of tha CMC's 7S ether re­ But R was Uw cocky and selfcommendations on fiscal, and confident Khrushchev that Ken­ CHICAGO (UPI) - A Michigan monetary matters, International nedy reserved for himself. The "comber" stale of U. I. congressman said today that more payments, credit and debt manage­ Soviet relations, upon which tba than "100 million" Americana are ment are Incomprehensible to peo­ president reported to the nation getting their drinking water from ple not expert! on them. after hie return from Vienna, was rivers carrying sewags, Industrial Tho president'! annual economta wastes "aad earthing else that message to Congress, special re­ eaa ha flushed down a sewer or ports of the Council of Economic Advisers and hearing o f tho Joint 0 thrown from n bridge." Bep. John D. DingeU (D-Mleh.) Congressional Committee on Eco­ made the statement in aa address nomic! have considered these sub­ baton the Mth annual convention of the Isaak Walton League of America hen. WASHINGTON (NEA) — An Important first suggestion that all the federal government's fiscal, monetary, spending, taxation, cre­ dit and International financial programs be better co-ordinated with the larger private business sectors of the economy in the in­ terest of greater stability has just beeri presented to President Ken­ nedy. It is the resolt of three years of study by a private, nongovernmental Commission on Money and Credit—CMC. No program as sweeping as this Is going to bo presented to Con­ gress or enacted by ths lawmakers this year or next. It might teks as long as five years for any large proportion of the commission's SO specific reomniendstione to win acceptance. CMC doe* not attempt to set forth a blueprint for the whole Cf MAKES ONE ASHAMED OF THE HUMAN RACE moves to control its pollution, its contribution will be aa equivalent ef the waste at M million pareons by U7S "aad no eoa knows MMmr W hat W ill I B e? �I If ~ S*>» #*nfor& frralb Mon. Ju».« 26, 1961— Page 5 Legal Notice FICTITIOUS VkNF. NOTICE 18 h treby Riven that I j m t n (* g r d In bu*ln«a* at C 'l 8a. '(French Ava., Seminal* County, Florida, under tha (Ictltlou* nsma o f. WELSH TIRE SHOP an.l that I Inland to ra sltta r aatd nanta with tha Clark uf tha Circuit . ourt, fttmlnola County. Florida. In scrordanca with tha provlalona or tha rirlltlo u a Nam* Statute*. tow ltt Section H I .0 1 Florida Sta­ tute* l l t l . Si*t Harlan K. Ilon a To ha Fubtlahad June July I. I«. IT.______________________ ■ l\ T H E CO CRT OF TH E t o t kTY n J iD Q B . SKMIkOLR lO lA T l, F l o r id a , i s p iio b a t e . IN R E : ESTATE OF CLYDE C. Da LOACH. Daraaaad. TO ALL CREDITORS AND P E R . PONS H AVISO CLAIMS OR DE* HANDS AOAINST SAID ESTATE: Tau and each of you are hereby notified and required to praarnt any claim * and dem inda which you, o r either ot you. may have asalnat tha aetata o f Clyde c . DeLoach, deceased, lata o f raid Coun. ty. to tha County Judea o f Seml»nole co u n ty, Florida, at hla office vjn tha cou rt houaa o f aald County Sanford, Florida, within alsht calendar mantha from tha time of tha drat publication o f thla notice. Each claim ar demand ahall bt In w rltln*. and ahall atata the place o f residence and poat office addraaa o f tha claimant, and aha!] be awarn to by tha claimant, hla asant, hi* attorney, and any euch claim o r demand not ao (lied ahall ha sold. / a / Donna Kate DeLoach A* admlnlatratrla o f the E ila t* o t Ctrd* C DaLoach, daraaaad M tan a trom , Dasla * H clnloeh ^ A ttorn ey* fo r Admlnlatratrla Edward* llulldln* Sanford. Florida F u b llih : Juna I, is. II, 11. 1H1 IR T H R SIX TH JUDICIAL F IR . F L IT COURT, IS A SD FOR I R S . 1SOI.B COUNTY. FLORIDA. ERL1ITT SO. I1US OKOIUIIA EDWIN BAKER. Plaintiff, sa­ ri KOR UK E. BRANNL'M and, If marrlad, ■ BRANNL'M. hi* unknown w ife. If alive: II. B. B r e a d and d o r a i . r e a d , hit w ife. If a lls * : and ROLAND S. R EAD and If marrlad nE A D . hi* unknnwa wlfa. If a lls*: and VIROINIA J. READ, ir sits*; •r It any pa rly namad haraln la daad than hla ar her unknown heir, daslaaaa, le**tee«, or grantat* or partita clalm ln* by, throush, under o r asalnat (ham: and any and all partlaa or peraona h a sln * o r clalm ln* any risht, till*, or Intaroat In and to tha premia** Insolrad In thla ault. Dafandant*. | NOTICE OF SL IT 'T O : GEORGE K. B It ANNUM and. If married, - RR AN­ NUM, hla unknown w ife. If atira: a. n. read ami DORA I. READ, hla wir*. If alls*) and ROLAND I . READ and If married. READ, hla unknowa w ife. If a lls* : and VIROINIA J. READ, If a lls* : or If any party namad herein la daad than hi* or her unknown heir, daslaeee, lecateee, or srantaa* or partlea clalm ln* by, throush, under ar a*aln*t them : and any and all p a r llaa ar paraon* h asln * or clalm ln* any rish t. till*, ar Intoraat In and to tha prtm lata Insolsad in thla anlt. TOU AND EACH OF TOU A R E H E R E B Y DIRECTED ta taka a t ­ tic* that a ault haa bean filed asalnat you, and each ot you, la tha a b o r t Court. Tha nature *1 the suit ar proctadln * ti a Com­ plaint to qulat till*. Tha aam* bf tha Court In which aald ault or procaadin* la pandln* In tha C ir­ cu it Court (or th* Ninth Judicial Circuit, tn aad lo r Bamlnol* Counw ty, F lorida, la Equity No. HISS. Tha abbreviated title o t th* caaa la "O eorsla Edwin Baker va. G eer** E. Brannum, at it ." Tha daacrlptlon o f tha real and paraaaal preparty Insolsad In aald procaadin* daacrlbad tn aald Com plaint la aa follow *: Lota 11. It. and 1», Block t. W H lT L U I ib l - FIRST ADDI­ TION TO UKNKVA ou.urdIn* to th* n e t th ereof aa raaardad In Plat Book I. Pa*a la, Public Records ot .a Saminolo Count)1. Florida. W * Tau ar* required to flla your •nawar w ith the Clark of tha a b o r t Court and ears* a copy th ereof upon P la ln tlfr* attorneys, w hoa* address la 111 North Main Street, Orlando, Florida, not later than th* Itih day o f July, A.D. ( H i . aa raqulrad by law. ala* a decree pro eonfaaao w ill b* en ter, ad agolnat you. and each o f you. IN WITNESS W H EREOF. I has* hereunto net my bead and afflaad my o fficia l aaal at Sanfard. Stm iaal* County, Florida, thla Ith day M o f June, A.D. I H I. V (I E A L > Arthur II. Bacltwlth. Jr.. Clark o f th* Clroult Court o f Samlnol* County, Florida Hr* Martha T. Vlhlan oapu ty Clark Gerald W . Rack O f Sultan A Brown H I North Main Strai F a it O ffice Box H I Orlando, Florid* Attornara far Plaintiff Puhllahi Juna I t. II. H . July I • : Nikita Acts Like Man Legal Notice IS TH R c o l STS Jt DUE'S COURT IS ASD FOR OKSIIStrLE COUSTT. FLORIDA. SOTIFR TO CREDITOR* IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF IS. F,J FRANK MATHEWfl. decaaaad. All creditor* of th* Eatatt o f IE F.l Frank M athens. d tctta td , are hereby notified and required to fll* any claim * or demand* whtrh they may h at* a*aln*t tald Katat* In the O ffice o f tha County Jurtae of Samlnol* County, Florida. In tha Courthoua* at Banfoid, Florida, within *l*h t calendar n.on ih t from th* date of th* first publication o f thla nettc*. Each claim nr de­ mand mutt be In w rltln * and m int ■tale tha pier* or residence and poetolflce addrete o f th* claimant and mutt bt sw orn to by th* claimant, hla a a tn l or hla a ttor­ ney, or It at HI become void accordIn* lo law. Dated thla fla t day o f April. A.D.. IH l. Suit* Mathew*. E ttc u tr lt o f th* Eatata af 1 8 . F.l Frank Mathaaa, deceased. 1 Flrtt Publication on th* Ith day o f June IH l. Publish: June I, If, It. 5*. IH l IS TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T R R ■SI STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT BF LSD FOR kERIXOLR COUSTT FLORIDA CHASUKRT SO. H SU SPRING Ft II I.H INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS. Plaintiff ve. STUAllT C. STETSON. TATE H. STETSON, hi* wire. CHARLES M. HOBBS and JOTCE J. HOBOS, hla wife, Dafandant* . SOTIUR OF SUIT IS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE' TO: STUART C. STETSON, and FATE K STETSON, hla w ife lAiIrtttui —- Unknown) Tou ar* hereby notified that a Complaint to foractua* a rertaln m urtaas* encum berln* th* follow In* detcrlbed real proparty, lo-w ltt Lot I, Block O. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. *. a ccordln* to th* ptal thereof aa recorded In Plat Book II. pa*e ISO, Public Rtrnrda of Semtnola County, Florida, Inrludln* all structure* and Improtamant* now and hareattar on said land and fix ­ ture* attached to or uted In connection with th* pramlita. baa bean filed a*alnet you In the abova-alylad ault. and you ar* raqulrad to aarvr a copy o f your Anawar or Plaadln* to th* Com­ plaint on P lan tlfra attorney*, An­ derson, Rush. W ard A Dean, I f f K ill Central Avaoua. Orlando, Florida, and fll - the nrl*lnal Anaw ar or Plaadln* In th* nrrlc* o f th* Clark o f th* Circuit Court on or bafor* th* 11th day o f July, I H l. I f you fall to do an. a decree pro ronfeeeo w ill be taken acalnet you for th* relief demanded In the Complaint. Thla Notice ahall b* published one* a weak far four consecutive week* In the SANFORD HERALD. WITNESS my hand and o fflrla l eeal o f office at Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, ihl* H th day o f June. 1111. tSEAL) Arthur H. Be-W m lh. Jr. Clerk o f Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy cle rk P u b llih : Juna II, H . July I. H I k TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E RIRTM JUDICIAL CIIU'I IT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Ik CMANCKRT NO. I ISM BAST BROOKLYN HAVINGS BANK, a New York corporation, Plaintiff, v*. JOHN O. RH INEH ART and MA­ BEL E RHINEHART, ht* wlfa. Dafandant*. TO: JOHN O. RH INEHART and MABEL S. RHINEHART Rout* I. Box IT A flon. Virginia TOU. JOHN O. RH INEHART xnd MABEI, S. RHINEHART, ar* hara. by noilflad that ,n Complaint for Forecloaur* o f M ort*a*o haa haaa filed a*xln*t you, and you nr* re­ quired to aerie a cop y of your Anawar or Pltadlnxa tn th* Com ­ plaint on the Plaintiff * attorney, Joseph M. F lii*erold , SH Security Truel llulldln*. Miami H . Florida, aad III* in* original Answer or Plaadln* tn th* o fflc* nf th* cle r k o f Ih* Circuit Court on or before th* Hilt day of July A lt.. 11*1. If you fall to do, ao, Judgment by d efa u lt will bo taken acaln et ynu for tb* relief demanded in the Complaint. Tha description nf tba real p r o ­ perty proceeded a ca ln tt lit ' Lot I. Block XI. TOWN SITE OF NORTH CHL’ LUOTA, a subdivision accordln* to plat th ereof recorded In Plat llook I, p * (* t H to IS In. clualv*. o f th* Publlo R e c­ ords of Semlaol* County. Florida. Thla notice shall b* publlahad ear* each wash for four con tocu ties weeks In tha Sanford Herald. DONE AND ORDERED at B*Sford, S*mtnol* County, Florida, this Ith day e f Jun* A. D , 1 IR . H EAL) Arthur H. B rrkw lth. Jr. CUtk. Circuit Court Byi Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clark Joseph m . Fitiaerald I H Soturlty Trust Bulldla* Miami II. Florida P u bllih t Juno 11, II, H , July t Out To Win Votes MOSCOW tUPD — Soviet Pre-; pressure on West Berlin and West mler Nikita S. Khrushchev ii act- Germany., t ■ ■: '' 1 i." 1 « I The existent* of a-Western city ing like a man campaigning for | within the borders of Communlat office. In a »*n**, that it just territory and the West's refusal to what he It doing. recognise th* partition of Ger­ The opposition is the United many- have been a source of con­ Slate* and juat about everything stant irritation to tha Communist world. it alandt for. _ f a-. . «'AJ-rt ' ;•'? ' " i , Khrushchev can last aa aupreme chief in the Soviet Union — top man of the party aa well aa tha TH R CIRCUIT COURT OF government — only io long aa ha IA AIATM JUDIUIA1. CIRCUIT IN can kerp the people and other SAD FOR SRW IkOLB COUNTY* party leadcra convinced that thla FLORIDA. In Chancery An. I I M country I* continuing to forge DM DRUE BETTY B. MEADOWS, ahead under hia leadership. F it I * lift In October, he will have to ac­ v*. count lor hia alawardihip at tha JACK T. MEADOWS, D e fe n s e s ! Communist parly eongreta. Mean­ AO TIl'E TO DKFRAD while, he ia laying the ground­ THE STATE OF FLORIDA T o: J o ck T. Meadows work. ___ ___ , -v im . u u x i i vju —. in , J o y c e Who*# resident* la Sunday he gave the lateat of a and Barbara took part in the state dress review and TUI South K edele Avene* ca im a n , Illinois srriee of speech** designed to Joyce and Linda represented the county at the state 4-H TOP ARK HERF.BT NOTIFIED ■how that the Soviet Union spe­ Council meeting. that a alitt lo r D ivorce haa keen cifically and th* Communlat world tiled » » » in * t yen In th* ntrenlt (Herald Tholo) Court ih * Ninth Judicial Circuit, : generally ar* overtaking tha Unit­ In ando ffor Samlnnl* County. F lo r­ ed State* and ita allies bjr leaps id* entitled BET TT S. MEADOWS, Plaintiff. ve. JACK T. MEADOWS, and bound*. l)*r*nd*ni. Thar you o r* hereby In a talk to a gathering in Alma (•united la fllo Twur ln ew ** *• Ata. capital of Soviet Kaeakhs- pleading on or before July Ith, t i l l , o Ith Ih* Clerk or thle Door* tan, Khrushchev proclaimed that and to serve a rop y ihevtag nova tion, licenses al any lime ot the His next renewal must, therefore, the Soviet Union had raced peat Herbert G. iDHIs Attorney fee P lain tiff I H Kaet Colonial D riv e be made by April .10, 1963. England nnd Fro Ore amt liow was time. Orlando. F lorid *; Herein fall Set Qdd year births will be issued Ur, an applicant horn in Au­ “snapping at the heel* of Amer­ or t liter** pro ooafa**n shall b o *nt*r*d against you far Iks rating an original license which will ex­ gust, 1920, issued an original li­ ica." demand** In tha aald Complaint. H* compared th* United States •SEAL) pire at midnight on the last day cense in December, 1961, must Clerk nf T b * C lrcait e*er* of birth month in the first odd renew his before August 30, 1962. to a "worn out runner-'' that was •f th* Ninth Judicial Clreulg year after the original ia issued. Once an original is renewed, slipping fast to th* Soviet Union. In qnd F or Seminal* Oeumilh Part and parcel of the prepara­ Florida For example, an applicant born new licenses always will be due Br: Martha T. Tihleo in April, toll, gets an original thereafter anytime during the tions for the Communist party Deputy C lerk license issued in December 1961. month of birth every two years. congrea* la Khrushchev's renewed Fuhli*h: June I. II. t l , I L 1*66 Legal Notica FIVE 4-H CLUB GIRLS represented Seminole County st the various.4-H short course classes in Tallahassee. They were chosen as delegates by completing projects during the year. Left to right, Dorothy Tomlinson. Carla Lommler, Joyce Walts, Sandy Corbett, Barbara Kanner, Driver's License Renewal 0 Florida's mw driver's license rcnewal plan f«U underway Sept. 1 this year with toms licenses to be Issued for one year and some far two, depending upon tha year of Applicant* birth. Under the new lyttem, etch driver'will renew hi* llcenae every Iwo years during the month ef his birth. Those who are Isiued one year licenses the first time will receive two year renewals at all future dates of expiration. Current Florida liconses, which ordinarily expire Sept. 30, will be good until the last d(y of each driver's next birth month. All drivers In the state who were born in September must renew licensee before Sept. 30. Each mdnth thereafter, appll- Legal Notice IN COUNTY JUDGE** UO IRT SKMIkOLE r o t A T I, FLORIDA FILE AO. — E tT A T R OF IIKSSIK A 1-FORD BALLANCE. Daraaaad. TH E STATE OF FLORIDA TO D. M. IIALLANUKl Tou ar* hereby notified that a petition to cunairut Paragraph I nf the Ia s I W ill and Team mm t In Ih* shove avtata ha* ha*n filed In eeld Court, and you are hereby required lo fll* >nur written de­ fenses therein within tw enty «S0> day# niter the ftrat publication of postin* hereof, should you fall tharaln. dacrea will ha entered In due rnuree upon said petition. WITNESS my band and th* ■eal o f said Court at Sanford, Samlnol# County, Florida, thla H th day o f May, 1181. ■/ C. Vernon Ml**. Jr. County Judge B y: Letkg Fowlgr Clerk First Publtratlon Jun# I. 1*11. Publish June I, II. It, M, IH1. « canU will gel m « ll»o*es durlog the month ot their birth. Once the system it In operation, every driver will renew hi* license every two year* during the month ot hie birth. For those who were bom be­ fore the beginning month ot (he new plan, extension* will he automatically granted until their birth month In 1M3. Only those born in September. October, Nov­ ember, or December will make rcncwali thla year. If a Florida driver la out of aisle during the month hla re­ newal Is due, the llcenae should be forwarded, with (he proper fee, to the County Judge or lo the Dept, of Public Safely, Tallahas­ see. Applicant* should make sure to retain the temporary license presently attached to the 1961 license, Validation nicker* may be ob­ tained from the County Judge for ■ 33 cent fee by those out of stale whose birthdays fall after Sept­ ember. The nicker, attached to the back of preienl license will prove (lie validity of the license and will prevent delays or arrests in other atate*. New resident! may receive, af­ ter passing the required exiinitia­ t Your partner in personal nrnnrn«s Legal Notic^ NOTICE TO SHOW ■' VI *K TO P.Yt.'L D K RREl.l. LlfPTONl Tnu ar* h*r*by nm lfird lhat * pellllon h * i been filed by Frani-I* Jo**ph B nrssr and Suren Ann Horner In th* Circuit Court of Ih* Ninth Judlrlel Circuit In -and for Semlnnla Cnunly. Flnrlda. for |l,o adopllnn by ih*m nf t'ary W ayne l.uptnn. n minor child; nnd >nq ■ re hereby rnmnianded In ha and appaar In aald rnurt nn Juty l», IH t, tn ahow cau**. If >uu bar*, why aald palltlnn ihuuld nnt ha granted, Upon your failure In do an, a derre* prn rnnte.eo will entered B la ln it you. IDEAL) Arthur H. Hr' k » :ih , Jr. Clreult Fnurt Cl*rk. Ninth Judicial t’ lrrult, Samlnnla r'ounty, Klmhla Ily; Marllia T. Vlhlan D apuly Clerk Clark W , Jennlnna Allarnay fo r ralltlnn* see New England Ruildlng W inter Path. Florida Publlakr ju n * 11. IS, H July I IN TH R UIROI'IT COURT OF THR H A T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AAD FOR SEM ISOLE COUNTY. Ik LH AhURRY. k « . 11844 SOCIETY FOR SAVINGS, # oor. pnrntlon r e n tin g und*r th* law* o f th* B u t* e f Connecticut, r ia la llf t v*. DAVID JOEL GEOROE AND SAnAH K GEORGE, hi* w lf*. and nil aaknow n hair*, d*vl****, g ra n . i**», align***, lienor*, creditor*, truai***. or other claimant* cla im ­ ing hr, throush, under nragalnat DAVID JOEL GKURtlB AND SARAH E. GEORGE, hi* w lH .'w h o may b* dead and nut known to IN TEN CIRCUIT COURT OP TH R bo doad or nllvo; and all unknown NTH JUDICIAL CIH rUIT Ik * M> partis* and claimant* having nr FOR SEMINOLE UOI kTV, FI.OR rlalm lng any right till* nr Inttreot IDA In end re th* property Involved In IN t'M A kt'E R V kO. HAST kO T It'R TO IIKFF.MI OR thla <au*L D slendsete. ORDRR OF PI M LIUkTink SUIT FOR FOR KCLOBl'HN NOTICE OP SLIT Tit EAST BROOKLYN SAVINGS rOBBCLO SB MORTGAGE TO) DAVID JOEL GEORGE AND BANK, s New York corporation. Plaintiff, SABAH K. OBOItOE. hi* va. w lf*, STANLBT I. CLEM and MARLENE 11*6 North “ CT Street. J. CLEM, hla w ife : W ILFRED J. F ort Smith, Arkanas* TO: A ll unknowa holro. d*vl***o. TTGART. end MARY A. TTOART, grant##*. **vlgn*o*, llanoro. hi* w lfa; and II. D. HARTON and BARTON, hla w lf*. If aredltare. truetore or other rlslm ant* rlalm lng by. marrlad. , Defendant*. through, under or a ssln et DAVID JOEL GEOROE AND TO] STANLEY I. Cl.LU and M ARLENE J. CLEM ■ AftAU K. GEORGE. hi* H I Magnolia Drlv* w lft, w hs may b* d ie d end Fort W allnn Hraih. F|nil.|» not known t* bn d*sd nr W IL FR E D J. TTUAKT and ollvt. and nil unknnan par­ M ART A. TTGART don nnd claim ants having ar 4t K lrch tr Pat k rlalm lng any right, lltl* or T o whom It may Concern: W a b ittr, N*w Tnrk . Natlra la haraby *lv*n that la accordance with ordinance No. IH interest tn and to th* pro­ YOU, STANLEY I. FLBM, XIAR. th* *oatn* af Lota SIX. ITt and I I I o f tb* O rlslnsl Survey, from R l perty Involved In tbl* cau**. t.ENE J, CLEM. W tL F n E D J. TT Rreldcaro* I'nknnnn raaldtntlal re Industrial. Public hearln* w ill b* bald In lb * Tow n Hall, TOU, AND EACH OF TOlf. are G A R T Skd MART A. TTGART. are Lnagw ood, Fla., July II. at ( A l P.M. to haar any nbiactlana. Oast* R. Jlockatt — Clark h iroby nnttflai that n Bill of Com . hereby notified that a Complaint taint I* Fore ria l* M a rl**** he* for Foreclosure o f x u rtg s g * haa Fuhllah: Jun* H , 1HI sen filed asalnat you by th* be** ftlid against you, and you P lain tiff In th* s b o v t m ! * d court ar# required t* *#rv# * rop y o f SKMIkOLR r t t m SON I BO COMMISSION for lb * purpose a f fnrarloslng th* > nor Answ er o r Pleading* lo th* A aHe* o f Pabll* Maarla* m u rtses* upon th* follow in g de Com plaint o s Iht P la in tiffs a teerlbed property, sltu ste and being larnay. Joreph M. Fltsgersld, IH Nallea la haraby g lv ta . that after'canaldaratU a, th* Btmlaol* ln Seminal* Ceunty, Flnrldn. in Herurliy Trust llulldln*. HI*nil II, County Zoning Commlaalaa w ill bald a public hearing ta d*Florida, and fll* th* ortdlnal An* w ill tarmla* th* feaalblllly at racammandlag to th* Board a f County w tr nr P l*sdlng In Ih* o fflc* s f L ei L I" B loih I. e f H E F T . CsmmlasIniMrs that ih* fo llo w in g daacrlbad property pr*a*atly tha Clerk o f tb* Girrult Court nn I.ER HOMES ORLANDO ■on*4 R -IA R **'d*allal b* sn sfd R .f Rseldanilat fd u s U s it nr barer* tb* Iftb day e f July SECTION ONE. n erordm * in Lata I aad I. AddlUon to C a sira l Park Subdivision, Plat thereof, recorded In A. D „ t i l l . I f you fall to do ao, Public hearln* w ill h* .bald la Ih* Samlnol* County llou r. lu d a m is t by default w ill ba takas Flat Book 11. ra g e * * and t. Haul*. County Cumml**lon*rs R*om, Sanford. Florid*, on W ed ­ of th# Publla Record* nf again st you far th* relief demand nesday, July It, I H t a t f.S I P-M. or as •*•■ ih *r*a ft*r a* pe**L •d is tha Complaint. Sqminele County. Florid*. b la Tou nr* hereby required ta eerv* T h* daecrlpllun uf th* reel preSamlnol* C oaaty Koala* Commlrelon s cop y ot you r Anawer ar athar parly proceeded against Is: By R obort L Brow a pleading I* tb* Bill e f Complaint lent I. Hln.k SO. TUWhiMTB •emlaato County Koalak D irector nn th* F le le tltr* attorney*. WIIO F NORTH CMULOOTA. e PUBLISH> Jun* M lh * July Ird. 1H1 eeb d iv lilon arrnrdlng tn s line**. Solomon. Konne* A U n d ­ oes, IMS D aPoat Bnlldlng. Miami Piet Gtareuf fm ord sd IB Pint * t t . Florida, aad flla an orlsln sl Bonk S, p * * »» M l* I*. In■BMIhOLB COUSTT BONIkO COMEISStON elusive or th* Publlo Record* Anawer *r ether pleading In tb* O fflr* o f th* Clerk of th* sbnv* o f Nomlnul* County, Florida. S o Ida* a f M i l a ■ a a ela o This se tlc* vhell b# pu bllih ** ■lyled cou rt an or h efers the tlih Notice la haraby liv e * , that a fter **a*ld*rail*a. tho Seminal* oor# esrh week fur four *on**r <Uy nf July, t i l l . ,'ouniy Baaing Commlaalaa- w ill k a li a publlo hearln* la daI f ynu fs ll lo da eo. e D*< re* uitve week* Is tha Mnnford lia r armlna th * feaalblllly *1 reoenvmasdtns to th* Board o f County Pro Confeeeo w ill bo tskaa *s*ln *t sld. '•mmlaalooars that th* follow in g described properly presently you for tho relief demanded Is the DO S B AND ORDERED at S « * . oped A -t A gricultural be aonad M -t laduatrlal: Lata I f thru I t fo r L Bamlnol# Calm ly, this lSth Bill e f Com plelsL nd that part o f Lot* S th ro | ly in g South e f SL Rd. H I, Faroat W ITH sad my hand and seal e f day o f June A.D.. 1H1. J it* O ra a m Park dubdlvlMan. M id Court * l g seford . Semlaol* (SB A L) Publla haa ring w ill hn h aU In Ih# Saminolo County Court County. Florlde, ihl* l l t h day e f Arthur If. R*tkwith,- Jr, leu**. County Commlaalanern Boom , Sanford, Florida, on W *dClark, Circuit Court June, IH L •eaday, Ju ly IL 1H I s t I J I P.M. o r aa soon tharaaftnr aa paaaB yt M srth* T. VlDtas iiila. AKkur B. BerkwUk, Jr. D cpu iy Clark Saminolo Ononty B asing Ca mm la* low Clerk ef A * Ctreutt Oexrt Jaasph M. F ltsstra ld By Babart B Brown By ■ Msrth* T. VIhlee IH Seaurlty Truat Building OnmloW* C a w iy Boning DLroetar Miami SL F lorid* Deputy Clerk m U I V i Jun* M B A J j « m n, m, %M « • * * « * * « to* Legal Notice k is dedicated to helping you ep|oy lifetime of greater happineea end secu rity Hsstr. you'll hnd ED entire orgunizsiion voted to ! dividuals and /auiilies (rather tlikn businesses) buiU snd sveuriiy into Uteir lives. Your bAvings plsced with ui bps protected management policiss, strong r*s«rvts and insured safely up to 110,000 by a pemnneat agency of the U.S. government We odd generous cArmiigs lo your savings, too. In (set, earnings for the Aral six months of 1881 will be distributed to BUT savers on dune 30th. , Cash rcservem invested here are always worth par. (return of 100 cents on each dollar). They never flucUUto to value, and Ihey'sv xtudily available when needed. We can help you to many ways end wato you to think ef m «s your partner to permnal progreal.,.aM through life. Cune to soon so thsd we can talk over the ptoag • �'■ m Officer* Wive. / Of VAH-3 Meet For Bridge Bora' is Meriden, Conn.. Mlsa Dayton graduated from Waterbary High School and attended Connec­ ticut Teachers College at New B arn . After she began teaching, Mbs Dayton coritlnuad with night school at New York University, whore ska onroad her BSC degree and want on teaching In grade school at Ctorgs Washington School hr tho next » yaar*. .. A low yean ago nb* retired and moved to la sted with hsr fsmfly. but nob went Into substitute work Is the Piaeensl School nod then Is s regular tesehlag .ob. for tba tan three yean. Traveling Is bar hobby and the plans | trip goon to Connecticut sad Maine. Mbs Dayton baa trav­ eled extonslvaly, taking trips to Europe twine, to the western U. 6. MISS DAYTON Ur. and Mra. R. V. Nash, of AUaala, Qa., toft Saturday after a visit with Mr. bad Mrs. C. M. Wine. US Pino Lak# Drive, in Loch Arbor. Mrs. Olaa Romwall and daugh­ ter, Ella, tef. by ptaoa for Cleve­ land, Ohio. They will visit for several weeks with her mother, Mn. Sylvia Kaiaik and other rela­ tival la the area. Mlsa Delores Swillty spent the weekend • with her mother and ether relatives la Alapaha, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Coltey and daughter, Linds, of Jishsowllto, are visiting Mrs. Colley's par* eat*. Mr. and Mra. 8. T. Nix, at their heme eo Douglas Ave. Mr. sad Mrs. J. P. Sleek, af Themasloe, Ga., h q n returned home after a visit with Mra. lew Arrivals Members ef the North Orlando Garden Club met at tba Villa Nova for tho annual banquet and In­ stallation of now officers. Mrs. Vera Andersen waa Install•d as president. Others who will serve with her are Mrs. Virginia Robinson, vice president; Mrs. Maureen Rlddley, secretary; Mrs. Sara Prouty, treasurer and Mrs, Hilda Sommers, chaplain. Mra. Veils Williams Jr., direc­ tor of District seven, and a past president ef the Sanford Garden Club, served as Installing officer, Mn. Robert Dean, retiring pre­ sident gave a chert talk and thanked all who had assisted with the work during the past 18 months while oho waa loader. sbo says, for this b Ute greatest reward and pleasure la teaching. When asked what she would do after retirement her answer was that she waa not decided, but that it would bo something-worthwhile. And this we know will be true, be­ cause Mrs. Paul still bubbles with energy and Ideas,, and will be busy wherever she goes. Start tha day off with a cool, relaxing tub, to which you've add­ ed fragrant bubble bath, Hi* hub­ bies will soften the water and leave your skin fresh and sweet. Because of tho tlreveloss, low* becked fashions ef summer, more of “ you” is on display. So make frequent use of a moisturising body latten on your arms and back to counteract the drying effect of Uw min end salt water. Your lega, loo, are very much in the limelight and need aura attention to hoop them looking smooth. After Shaving, be sure to lubricate tham wall to remove any fishy skin. This can easily be done with hand and body lotion— and its delicate scent will add to your feeling of overall freshness. Open sandal* are comfort* bit during the hot weather, but they certainly put your feet aw View. If you polish your toenails, make sun that the polish Is always la good repair. Tty using a cooling mentholated foot cream after your bath tor comfort. Par beauty ure a soften­ ing cream on tha rough akta Your hair can create aaathsr summer problem u you deal plaa carefully. Have it prafraslonslly styled a* that you san haadte it yourself between settings during the hot weather. '• All hair, whatever the texture, , sad Mrs. Bee P. Ward Jr. pesure to tha sun. T# keep it assesses |h* birth ef manageable and alUsctiva, buy a lb. I **, eon, June te a! the good hair cream, sad use it oftas. You'll find that cologne is one S Pash Me:Uriel Hospital, of your boat warm-weather ip have c— ii the same • Btchird far tbo atw sift* Paternal grandparents are md Mr*. Be* t. Ward Sr. al be tutored during her senior year in High School at the conserva­ tory. During bor four year* In collogs, she will attend the conserva­ tory for o BM degree and the auxiliary clnsats at the Univer­ sity of Pennsylvania for bor AB degree, receiving both degrees simultaneously, sbo will baghi Mrs. D. E. Dsarotph won high score and Mn. David Caswell was awarded second high.' Special guests far tho day were Mrs. S. R. Johnson nai Mn. E. F. Gold. Others enjoying the Samoa ware Mn. Bart Collies, Mrs. L, H. Setloo, Mn. T. C. Garrett, Mrs. Jerry C. Patterson, Mrs. K. L, Basest, Mrs. Edward Kingsbury. Mn. Leroy Hawkins, Mrs. An­ drew Reno, Mrs. R. A. Wing, Mrs. John West, Mrs. W. L Lswb, Mrs. George Water*, Mrs. William Bissau, Mre.'J. r. Barlow. Mrs. Vincent Monroe, 'Mrs. J. N. ■parts. Mrs. J. G. Zimmerman, Mn. AMx Msllkol/, Mrs. Jack. Hoganson, Mrs. Thomas B. Wood, Mra. R. J. Fox, Mrs. Richard H. Cooke, Mrs. J. L. McCracken and Mrs. Michael Durant grdup cad Mn . WUtom Mackin­ tosh, who mode nemo tags for tho mombore and gave them to the elhh> A gift certificate waa presented to Mra. Doan by Mr*. R. H. Mad­ den, from the members. Mrs, Williams complimented the club on their progress and achievemonte. At tho store of the'moot­ ing, each member received • roar Personals By ALICIA MART, NBA Jit's not an easy trick to look Cool and attractive gin a hot, humid summer day. But soma #*• tra pampering and a bit of planalng can help a lot. Her latest accomplishment was her acceptance into the Curtis In­ stitute of Music in Philadelphia. Two daya aL*r bar audition, she was notified that she had been ac­ cepted into the piano department Student! are accepted on full scholarship there after an audi­ tion with thousands of musicians from all over the world. She will North Orlando Club Installs New Officers pleasure, reading and social work, la her social work hi Now York, aha was a mambar of lb* Mother­ lands Chapter of tho DAR. . MARGUERITE EKAS PAUL was bora In Pittsburgh, Pa. Tho granddaughter of a Methodist minister and the daughter of a teacher, It b not strong# that she those a teaching career as liar Ufa’s work. Success in this field comes to one fully dedicated to hte work In all its various phases. iMrs. Paul graduated from the ttelvcrafty of Pittsburgh with her AB degree and then from Colum­ bia University la Now York City with • Master's degree. -But added, to her formal educa­ tion are wonderful learning exporteaccs gained from oxttnslva tdtval and tho years of teaching <4 both, elementary and secondary •wools. White teaching in Oakmoot High School In Allegheny gpwxty. P*.,Jtw was bee&of the Mm coach, producing some IS throe-art plays over the years. IShc also has retired twice now, fjr sh* had finished her career (Sbo thought) la Pennsylvania W ort coming to Florida. And also in those, later years, 1MI to bo exact, cam* a big change in her Ufa, whoa she married the , Mis* Allison Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lee of Birm­ ingham,, Ala., and formerly of Sanford, baa been a busy girl tba past yaar. Mar many frienda la (be Sanford area and her grand­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Winn, are very proud of the hon­ or* ah* continues to win with her nimble fingers. Wig ginlutham MISS ALICE DAYTON is a teacher who has retired twice. Once from tho school where she taught for V year* in New York City aid now aiain in Seminole Allison Lee Wins Music Scholarship At Curtis etu isn I In Philadelphia By MAIUN B. JONES Mrs. Bta P. Ward Sr. ef Now Smyrna Beach has bass ataylag with her graadehUdrea. Marty and Sharon, and reo. Bon Jr., white Colren was confined to tha Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Grandad, Boa lr.. spent pan Um* hare and pan with his business at New Smyrna, Both grandparents a n quite pleased with the new addition to tho family, making five grandchildren. Altamonte Springs Miscellaneous' Shower Honors Recent Bride Jutt prior to her marriage to Andy Duda III,. Mlsa Pat Jacta ton of Oviedo waa honored at a miaeellaneoui ahover given by Mn. Lonnie Alexander, Mr*, p. M. Smithkon, Mr*. J. P. Elridje, say High School in Birmingham Mr*. Westey V. Swenson, Mr*. and recipient of the music de­ Gordon Pendarvls, Ur*. Joe 1. partment’s awsxd for- throe Beasley, Mrs. Max Leinhart and Mrs. J. B, Jones Jr, at the City straight years. Ibis year she won Hall Memorial building. a national French leaebers of The spaclou* room was decorat­ America award. ed with huge baskets of gladioli Sbo is a member of Alpha Tbeta Delta Sorority and was in and (be bride’s table, overlaid lb* “ lead-out” at the annual ball with a white cloth, was centered at tba Birmingham Country Club, with a silver crescent shaped this month. r bowl of roses. She was also a finalist in the ~ The honoree was assisted in Junior Miss Alabama Contest, opening her gifts by her aunt. Mr*. held in Birmingham, and chosen Allen Johnson of Atlanta, while as one of the six reprasenUtlv* Miss Peggy Fleming, alio a talents to perform In the final bride-elect, kept the gift book. pasennt staged by Jimmy Hatch­ The serving table waa centered er, who was In charge of the Miss with an unusual arrangement o f America contest at Atlantic City, roses, flanked with crystal can­ delabra and while tapers. last year. She won the coveted Hugh A colorful array of sandwiches, Thornes scholarship, a year at tba mints and nuts added to the at­ Birmingham Conservatory of traction of tbo table. Two crystal Music, la April sbo won tho reg­ punch bowb containing colorful ional competition for the Merri- punch was served by the hostei*. wether-Post Contest In Atlanta, A largo group of relatives and Ga. This entitled hsr to repre­ friends, Including Mrs. Douglas 11. sent the district In Washington, Jackson, mother of the honoree, D. C. and to perform with the ■nd Mrs. Andrew Luther Dudqp National Symphony* under the- di­ Jr., mother of the groom, were present for the occasion. rection of Howard Mitchell. She played Beethoven's (Em­ Tbo bride was given a place peror). Concerto, and was enter­ Mltlng In her chosen patten of tained by congressman George china by tbo hostess. Huddleston of Alabama- while In the Capital with bar parents. This was the second year she won Church MISS ALLISON LEG P roject' Chosen By ■Mn. Virginia Boyd was hostess to Um Ethel Root Circle ef the Congregatteaal Christian Church at JMr.homa, too Camellia Court, Ire thb regular monthly meeting, Mn. Ralph Lessing led the de. ration after which tbo various officers gave their reports. The members wen quite pleased when two foreign letter* wore read. Ore waa from Nowell Steward of tho Congregational Christian Snrvlea Committee, Athare, Greece, thanking the ladle* for fulflUteg their friendly ser­ vice quote by sending money to purchase much needed blankets. There blankets are being u*ed to the mouatelaous area* in west antral Greece. Mott uauiutl was th* latter heeding which was printed In both Englbh and Greek.' The second tetter was alio a thank-you letter from the Amer­ ican School for Boy*, Tala* Keysort, Turkey, thanking the group tor the books rent to them. The Gold Bond Group project •tan waa scab discussed and the lodtea decided to work for a steam table for their ehureh kit­ chen. Thb had been discussed be­ fore but a definite Item bad not boss decided on. Members were urged to aav* their stamps and book backs la order to procure this nice and much reeded table. Colorful and tasty refreshments consisting of marshmello-nut sal­ ad and crackers, Um* soda with grpea tinted leecubes were reread by the hostess to Mrs. Howard Rollins, Mrs. Maurice Corbett, Mrs. Bes Alford, Mrs. H. Thurs­ ton, Mrs. Etrl Mosley, Mrs. E. Simpson, Mrs. Baton Romusat, Mrs. Oscar Zittrower. Mrs. Nor­ ma Cook, and Mrs. Leasing. Th* next mooting wilt be n Joint meeting of both the church circles on July S at T:4I pm. In the Fellowship Hall of tho church with Mrs. Altortl and Mrs. Cor­ bett ns hostess*!. Luncheon Honors Oviedo Graduates Mbs Nancy Zstea and Mbs Julia Gore, member* ef thb year's Oviedo High graduating class and Mrs, Milton Gore, who will receive her degree at Rol­ lins this summer, wore guests of honor at a luncheon given by Mra. Jack Dodd last Saturday.' A group of friends of both th* three honor*** and tho hostess were invited to enjoy th* occasion. Mbs Laa ha* aceompaabd the Rameoy Glee dub during her three yuan at kamsey High and b a member of tin Ramsey Eaeemblo of tho Glee Club, which has woo superior ratings in state competition for four years. ThSy won a special award this year sad aa invitation to sing far tho state meeting of tho Federation of Musk Teachers la Montgomery. She has appeared with thb group on local TV programs many times, She b pianist tor the down­ town Pirn Baptist Church la Birmingham and will conliau* un­ til sbo leaves for tho Curtb Insti­ tute, in September. She plays lor all aarvleoa and tho Junior and senior choirs. Thi^ summer AUbon will gift a solo recital ovor on* ef tho TY stations with to minute# of ftano music and 'Interflow with Everett Holly. Sbo will also compete la tho scholarship division of the Mbs Alabama centML Thb b Just n tow of her aecomplbhmeats and activities. Her Sanford relatives and friends are always anxious to know what she hat not already won and will bo watting to see her nemo on Broadway some day. Calendar MONDAY Monday Evening Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Ser­ vice of the Crate Metbodlit Church will meet at S p.m. with Mrs. C. R. demmer, A white elephant sale will follow the bus­ iness matting. TUESDAY < Tuesday Evsning Circle cf the Women’s Society of Christian Scrvie* of Graeo Methodist Church w d moat at I p.m. with Mrs. B. U Adams. A white ebphant sale will bo conducted at tbo dose of tbf business and program. CAHFETING Vlocoee, Nylon, Wool A Blcndi DECORATOR COLORS VISCOSE CARPET INSTALLED f J V . . Complete with YI> Pod Only "9 PRES ESTIMATES House o f Floors Pore Ploao • Pore Pork FRESH NURSERY BTOCE In Pete and Cana PETRUS GARDEN SUPPLY P e n Park SH' North of tie tm IMS • • Yaao* Mower Bates • •Lows and Garden Teels SPRINKLING SYSTEMS rasUllaira • InaectkUes OPEN SU N D A Y • to I I Phomo TE B-IIM Personals By ATLANTA MeOMNH Mrs. Howard Van Pelt, secre­ tary of Attamaato Springs Etemsatary School, la recuperating satisfactorily in Brass 111 at th* Florida Sanitarium la Wlater Park after undergoing surgery Meodsy. She will return to her heme' eo Forest Lake Dr., Pereat City. Lake M on ro Personals it's such a treat to beat the heat! �Sift Wonto r b V m th Mon. June 26, 1961-—Pare 7 (Dstah O bby: By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ^ B B Y : What future is there n o r n young man, 24, who lives to gamble? It started out to be a hobby, but now It Is his full-time occupation. He hns ideas that are out o f this world when it comes to making a fortune gambling. He is goodlooking, well-liked, and educated. He aaya he has studied the odds, and he gambles "scientifically," so he can never lose. Ho claims ha has read extensively on “ tho ychology o f gambling." So far he has en lucky. But do you think a girl can be happy with a man who makes his living this way? GAMBLERS GIRL « ’ DEAR GIRL: The “psychology o f gambling" is not very complicated. It Is the science of trying to get something for nothing. Don't bet on n gambler. You are a cinch to lose. • • * £ DEAR AB B Y : Why does a mere wife think she has special privileges? Every­ one knows "Till death do us part" is oldfashioned. I f a wife can't hold her hus­ band, why doesn’t she get out? I was married and had one child, aged 4. I fell in love with another man. We worked together. He waa married in name only. His wife was older than he was. He married young And didn’t know the score. We planned to get divorces and marry. •He wanted to wait. 1 did not, so 1 divorced my husband. My boy friend stalled. So I phoned his wife and let her know that I was in the picture. 1 wrote her letters tell­ ing her everything. I also parked outside her house, wanting to talk to her in per­ son, but she ignored me. My boy friend started feeling sorry for his wife and told me to lay off, I refused. Then he finally gave me tho old excuse about his wife ^ b ein g sickly, and his children needing him. v My home is broken up because 1 believed DEAR WOMAN: There is no man to "figh t" for. He has given YOU up. To paraphrase your own words, " I f a woman can't steal another's husband, why doesn't she lay o ff? " Look for a man in your league. • • a DEAR ABBY: A bunch o f catty wom­ en wrote In asking you if their neighbor, who went to barber college to learn how to cut her husband's hair, carried a hot lunch to his place o f work every day in­ stead o f packing him a sandwich, never disagreed or argued with him, and al­ ways called him "Sweetheart" and "Baby,” was the ideal wife, or were the rest of them Just "average slobs.” And your answer. Dear Abby, didn’t sound like you. Tell me the truth, do you write your awn column every day? Or were you on voca­ tion? ABBY FAN DEAR FAN: I write my own column every day. And I never go on vacation. If I said that woman was anything but an ideal wife. I must have had a geranium in my cranium. Forgive m e? • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO "KEEPING A SECRET": There is no law against being married twice. Providing you marry the aame person. • • • • • One of tbe things that house­ wives seem to do best Is make lists. a At any time of the day, and day o f tbe week, Jhe average house­ wife has at least one list going, probably more. There is always a grocery list, of course—on which the efficient housewife writes down everything ebo Intends to buy on her next Trip to the supermarket. This is, unfortunately, the list she often forgets to take along when aha {fights out for tbe market. .Then there to a "fix-it" list that isiariy always has a few item! on it auch as "call about wash­ er," "get toaster repaired," "tabte top xefinlsbed." This is pro­ bably the most burdensome list of ell for, as any housewife knows, getting anything repaired is a • For Abby's boklct, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," eend 60 centa to Abbyt Box 3366, Beverly Hills, Calif. major project—whit with walling around for* a repairman to show up tomorrow and then watting around tbe day attar when he doesn't show on schedule; then finding* out that a part has to be ordered and going through the same routine again. For that rea­ son all but the most necessary repairs usually atay on tbe list guile a while. Thereto also usually a gift list— reminding the housewife of tbe wedding gifts, birthday gifts, graduation gifts, bourawarmtag gifts, and so on, that need to be bought, glft-wrgppod end mailed or delivered within the next few weeks. Thereto also a list of appoint­ ments for the whole family—state it to tha bourawtte who has to remember junior's dental ap­ pointment, sister’s music tassoa, $£uooby O n fiju d q * 9 / * / and tha Ukc. In tha average f»m tly this list—filled with a week’s appointments—is usually a -dapressing tight to lha housewife who doubles as family chauffeur at well at secretary to her tribe. If there is a party In the offing there Is sure to be a list that in­ cludes such things at guests ta be tavited, special household chores to be doM, food to bo bought, and to on. A housewife Just couldn't get along without bar lists. For bar they take the place of a private secretary. Add to your list: Send for Ruth Milieu’s booklet, "HoW to Hera a Happy Husband." Send S3 cents to Ruth Mlllelt Reader Service c/o The Sanford Herald, F. O. Box 4M, Dopt. A, Radio Ciiy Sta­ tion, New York II, N. Y. there U no 100 per cent play at South's dlipoaal, but ha has a much better play than the one Just mentioned. South should draw two roundi of trump* and then lead out bin ace, king and queen of elube. The way the cards lie, East who hold* four clubs and three tnimpe will be unable to keep 8outh from ruffing out Ms last club and nuk­ ing Mr contract. If tho dube happened to break 3-3 South would simply pull the last trump. If tho man with two trumps held the four dub* South would not have boon able to make hie contract on any line of play. #• / Sill Tie* ltd Tits (tl* Till *:** Sill l::i Silt lit ! Sill lit* 1:11 Ruth Miner 11:11 ByOswald Jacoby The “ nothing play” is a play that can lose, but can't win. It ta tbe exact oposlto of tha “ 100 per cent play" that can win but can't loee. West leads three rounds of (•tarts against South's four spade contract. South niffs tho third toad and if he wante to try n nothing play be simply rune off four trump leads and hopes that tho duba will break or that which­ ever opponent hold* four club* will have discarded one. • This Isn’t n real nothing play because It can work; clubs have fe e n known to break 3-8. Also, By ERSKINE JOHNSON ROME — (NEA) — So Ernest Borgnin* leaned down to pick up Knty Jurndo end , , , "BOOM, BOOM, BOOM!" "We were framed," the fiery Mexican actress exploded to me as the and Ernie eat billing end coo­ MONDAY F. M. ing and deploring "the icandnltil* (S) Channel Sis K tw irooa ntekeri • with • flashbulbs" who i l l anc New* prowl the Vie Veneto after dark. t i l l ( t ) Neweeep* "Swindled," Ernie said. t i l l (*> m ission* *t IPs century it ) sue r ie . News The headline over the photo said S:tl (I ) Ames A U t r Ernie had slapped Katy in the face 1:30 IS) Hlanwey Patrol Sill It) Iluatler-Brlnkler right in front of everybody at the (S) Weekly News Review t i l l (») Aeilitnmeat Ueierwater sidewalk cafe on the Via Veneto IS) Frontier shortly niter their U. S. separa­ TiSS (I) Dltest tion and reconciliation hero for a Till (I) Douc U n t i l second honeymoon. Till (SI The Americana (St T* Tell Tke Truth "I slipped and went boom and (SI Choyonae the flashlight* went boom and list) <() Fete A tiled** Sill i l l W ell. Farce boom w* were on the front pages," (I ) H rlntlec Up Buddy Knty wailed. (*) C u rdli* l i e M S (St Danny Thomas "I didn’t slap her," Ernie said. (Cl Whleperlnc Smith "She slipped and I picked her up," Sill (*t Andy aritrith (St Concentration "I'm always falling down," Katy ( ! ) Adventure* In Paradle* explained. "I have weak ankles, tliSS (t l Htrbern BlAlwyek ever since I'm a child. Sometime* t*:oo i*t Hennesey lll is (It Panic I Just stand up and I go boom. I’ve (I) Peter Ounn been falling down in high heels tl> June Aiiyeen U t il <S> Newecopn since I was 16. We were framed." (St Channel t K tw eroea Ae they, told it, nnd nt others (St Ilia Florida Ntwa IliU (I ) Steltywaei Mavis confirmed it, free lance photog­ tit Channel I Theatre raphers along lha Via Veneto and 11:11 (It Jack P air . Us*l (It Hollywaad Meet* Ctval- In Rome's swank natauranti prey ease on celebrities. They snap offbeat photo* to sell aa "authentic" peeks TUESDAY A. M. on (It c o a t. Claasresm (St T atar (I ) n « a on Wtetfear. Naws o Farm Merkat Stepan (t) Today (It Wake Up Cardan* (<> Now*.Weather (Si c n a Msrnleg News (It Captain SCtngaree (it Weather nnd News (t) Today (I ) Countdown Mews (It TDA (« ) Romper Ream (it K srteos Kapere <3l Crossroad* tot Nawa and Interview* III U y Little Margie (I ) Bay Whan C The first weak of the r e d Mel* lea Park RecmUeael Program featured "Get Acqmatatod Week." • Special activities wore the tall tale ceetest, honesbee tourna­ ment. treasure bunt, arts end crafts, end rack lunches. Tbe tell tale coat*si winners: first, Terry King; raeend, Edith Walker; third. Deaaa Ashby. Tbe horsed e e tournament: Ural, Jim­ my Jonee; siaral. Oeerpe Uvea; third. U w n Downer. Terry King feought watermelons for Urn RECORD p l a y e r REPAIRS Musk oxen hare provided a vi­ tal source of food for Antic ex­ plorers and twice aavad tha Ufa of Rear Adm. Robert E. Fexry, North Pole discoverer. Bales Crazy, Flynn's Ex-Girl Says LOS ANGELES (UPI)-S«v«rly Aadland. It, traveling companion of tho lata Errol Flynn, returned with her new husband to Los Angcles today following a Lai Vogai wedding and honeymoon. Beverly and Maurice Jose do Leon, 22, a Los Angeles drafts­ man, were married Saturday night at the Silver Bell waddtaf chapel, "Married life to crazy," Beverly said. "I really do enjoy It, espe­ cially when you can steep until noon. "I'm married and I love It. I wanted security and eventually wa want children too, but thsy will have to wait for a while." PAINT NOW P A Y LATER! NO CASH NEEDED Up To 16 Months To Pay Other home repairs may be Ucluded. Service FREE ESTIMATES TV RENTAL CALL Stminole TV Borraw Our Tube Checker U N Saafetd Ava. FA X-4M* Sherwin-Williams 117 Magaella Ava FA I-1M1 dona and absorbing tala. 13:30 p. *n. CBS. Jack Paar Show. — Orson Bean takas over this week for vacat­ ioning Paar and bring* Phil Fos­ ter and Dayton Allen of the old Stave Alias shew along for the chatter. (Color). 11:13 p. m, NBC. 2 CONVENIENT STORES — 4th 41 SANFOBD — UN W. lllh ST. FLA. GR. MA ” D & D FRYERS ( I ) I Leva Luoy H i l l ( I ) Prle* U R lsht ( I ) Double Isp a a u r* (Si U t il (t l (I ) (I ) Oale alarm Shew Caneaatratlon Hurprla* Packae* Lev* Thai Ben QUANTITY TUESDAY P. 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S. revenue cutter Gsilatto o i tbe ecesn floor Tl feet bsltw tbe surface about 13 miles off bore. Only oac member of the cut­ ter's crew wee lost when the ve». rat crashed Iota a ledge end sink Jaa. a, m t # drawn and unbelievable, there's always the posalbUUy Uut ha Isn’t. 1:30 p. m. ABC. Danny Thoms*. (Repast) — Uncle Tonoosa (Hans Ceoriad) returns for a visit and takas aver the show. His purpose ta^ cental la (a help a relation out by invest* Inf la a niihtclub. Much talk from Tonoosa— much entertain* meat, t p. m. CBS. Andy Griffith. (Repast) - IBS Man of eastinf Dot Knotts a* a lever Is e good one, ae ho sad Andy Griffith are cagsftaf throughout. Seems Deputy Barney Is asking calf eyes at a (U1 agd bass Sheriff Andy plans an Hvtag hint as extra push. I;M p. ■ . raff Braanar - ’’Blind Spot" (Re­ peat). Qm of the bettor eatitei In this Uta aortas. Lieutenant Braanar has to track dawn the man who shot his eon, and the cap who believes in bon*si aid objective investigation finds him* aedf aa blinded with hatred, ha throws away the book and almost "Teel Mm about my pMntlngV Katy said. “ With two fingers," Ernie eald. “ Water colon like children do. But she's greet." “1 can't us* a brush," Katy said. “ You should s m our bills for manIcutes." Ernie said, “ He has his car (a 114,000 sports Job he Just bought) and 1 have my finger painting," Katy said. "It's Ilk* Katy told me when we were married,” Ernie said. "She said, 'No two 24 hours with me will b* tha aame.’ She waa so right." Tha Via Veneto “ swindle" itlU bothered Ernie. "Never point a finger," he warned. “If you did," Katy laid, “ if* go­ ing to be BOON. BOOM, BOOM!” 11:11(1) Ban Francisco Beat ! l : l l (St Play Vonr Huaeh (S) Video VI lit a* l l i l t t l ) Uaaaitna I SELECT HIGH QUALITY WESTERN BEEF— TENDER AN D DELICIOUS! CHUCK ROAST BEEF STEAK ROAST STEAK Lb. 80',; LEAN FRESH GROUND SHURFRESh BISCUITS CHUCK Can Lb. 1 'It SHOULDER ROUND Lb. SHOULDER ROUND T V K«y Previews Monday's top television ahowa as previewed and selected by TV Key's staff of experts who attend Marsels, watch screenings, and slyse scripts in New York and Hollywood. Burfsido • — "The frightened Canary." (Repeat). If only to see Ray Danloa'e portrayal of a vie* ious, egotistical nightclub star, this one U worth a took. The sur­ rounding plot la generally rou­ tine, and though you may think is Denton character is over- at the world-famous living dangerouily. "Never point a finger," Borgnine Arned. “The photo comet out in tha papers her* saying that you were threatening someone." “It happened to Ava Gardner, too," Ernie said. “She told mo one of tha photographers got mad at her and tho got mad at him. So one day he climbed a balcony and photographed her in tha nude. We don't go near the Via Veneto any­ more. Cameo roles In two movies, “Bai-abbaa," and4“ Tbe Last Judg­ ment," and a starring part In an­ other, "The Brigands," all for pro­ ducer Dina da Laurcntlls, brought Borgnine to Rome. The arrival of Katy won her a role in “ Barabbai," too. She'* playing * bawdy Jeru­ salem tavern keeper, girl friend of the aseasln (Anthony Quinn) par­ doned when Christ was crucified in his place. “ But first I must less thee ac­ cent," the Iasi from Tamalaland fretted. "I can't be Katy aaylng, '31, Heitor Barabbas'." With Ernloto Italian background —his great-grandmother was a countess—he hat many relatives here. “ Mora cousins than Chill Wills," he roared. S :tl (I) B tm What's bothering you? For a personal reply, write to Abby, Box 3866, Beverly Hills, Calif. Include a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. J.ha(donum : t o * his lies, so why should I give him up with­ out a fight? 1 owe her nothing, THE OTHER WOMAN Television Italian Cameras Haunt Celebrities |Married Life ITHESE GH &m . 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TT— H eR rsY su a s _ N IC K E L < 'a s m a o e n r JPKMOSNWttT M B T W A H IT IN 1 bulls - eye*. u u y / im w MURDER./-r MALP/ MJSTCH./ srsxsa % ■.■ L H l L U I - g I LL RETURN \®UR ) \ tvT Jt VM UL.HOOPUD.IFTH' PARKOT * O N T TA L K .M X rO k C S TTE R C H A N C S / — M O iN H M A K E DON'T MlSUNOe*-) H IM TALK/ �Ckr Rtafnrh Ritalb Mon. June 26, 1081—Page 9 CP0 Has Rough Time Brawl, 'Boner' Sparks Weekend Baseball United Press International Tha major leagues staged an early July 4 celebration Sunday - with display of fireworks involv­ ing a boms run record, a brawl and a 386-foot force play which recalled the moat famous "goner" In baseball history. When the short tempers and long homara had at last been all recorded It waa a day on which: —Norm Cash hit three home runs as the Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians spilt a doubtstflbader to move within four of Body York's 28-year-old big league mark of 18 homera In one month. —Volatile Jimmy Piersali touch­ ed o ff a near riot when he scuf fled with pitcher Jim Running dur­ ing the Tigers' 6-3 first-game vie tory and Vie Powers narrowly avoided a "Merkle boner" on tho slay which enabled the Indians W> win the second gams, 44. —Tht Cincinnati Rsds fought off lata-lnning threats to beat tha Lot Angeles Dodgers, 8-2, and -go three games in front in the Na­ tional League. —Tha Chicago White Sox whip­ ped tha Washington Senators, 74 and 64, to run their winning ■trsak to 10 games and gtva them M victories in their last IS games. ” —A record 16 pitchsra saw ac­ tion aa the Baltimore Oriolaa downed the Loa Angeles Angels, 8-8, in a four-hour and 42-mlnsta 14-Inning marathon. Cash drove in four runs with his 22nd and 23rd homara of ths season to spark tha Tigara in thalr opener and hla 24th of th* season In th* nightcap gave him at t’ tnl ® f 14 for tha month. Ptqraall precipitated tho brewl on the field when Banning hit him on the shoulder with n pitch in the fifth Inning. Piereall charged to the mound and began to throw punches aa both beaches emptied end players awarmed onto th* field. Piereall, Johnny Tompla and Bob Halo all were ejected whan order was restored. 9 Power avoided goat's home of monumentaT^proportions to the ninth Inning of the second game which ended whan Chock Eaeegian hit a 380-foot drive te right field with th* bases filled end one out Power, thinking tbe hall, would go over tho fence for a homer, neglected to run end waa forced out at second has* when 2 Teams Tied Two teems era tied In tha Mr. and Mrs. Bowling League with a record of Bl wine end seven bases. Tied for first are the Richards QLd Kipp turns. In third place end fourth piles all tied up are the Martins and SpoUkis. In recent keglsr action, Bpolskl had high Individual single with MT and high aeries wKh 964. In ether league action, the American Legion team la pacing the Jet Lanes Keglers with a 12-4 mark. la second place Is Biggs fomoco and third la Oviedo. rJu tha Mixed scratch League, the ABCs are boldlag first with a 11-B record followed by the Tippete, 10-6 end Stingers, 8-f. Gets Check-Up MILWAUKEE (UPI)-D*1 CrandaU remained homo for further Al Kalina relayed the carom off the fence to second base. Essegian lost credit for a hit hut Mike de la Hos’ run counted because the forceout of Power at second base was only the second of the Inning, It was the samp type of play by Fred Merkle which cost the New York Giants the IMS pen­ nant and caused him to be ridi­ culed for a half-century. Vada Pinson’s double was the key blow of a first Inning in which the Reds scored all three of their runs. Joey Jay shut out tha Dodgers until the seventh when Jim OTOole and Jim Brosnan went to hla reacue. Brosnan preserved Jay’s ninth win by striking out Daryl Spencer to end the Dodger rally. Billy Fierce pitched an eighthitter and struck out 10 to win tha 180th gama of hla career with the White Sox in the opener and then Early Wynn came biclp with four-hit pitching for eight Innings In Babe Ruth Play CPO’a Babe Ruth League lean had a rugged time tait week in meeting two Tartara la the Lake Mary and Elki clubs, and al­ though some brilliant baaeball wai played the games didn’t get Into the booki. The Lake Mary score was three all, while the tally wai 4-4 when the curfew caught the Elks game. to win hit fifth gama of the year and ESBth of his career. The New York Yankees beat the Minnesota Twins, 8-4. and the Kansas City Athletics topped the Boston Red Sox, 8-2, after a 7-4 loas in other American League gem's. In the National League, the St. Louis Cardinals won, 3-1, after losing to the San Francisco Giants, 6-4, the Philadelphia Phil­ lies downed the Pittsburgh Pi­ rates, 4-3, after a 10*6 defeat and the Chicago Cuba defeated the Milwaukee Braces, 6*3. Executives Tackle Expansion Woes Palmer Not Too Pleased With Golf Win SEMINOLE DEPUTIES assisted with a weekend cruise for boys from the junior deputies organization sponsored by Orange County Sheriff Dave Starr; Deputy Veen Brewster is shown loading a boat with gear to take some o f the boys to Ponce DeLeon Springs, where Volusia Sheriff .Rodney Thursby was host to an overnight camp and barbecue. (Herald Photo) GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (UPI) —Arnold Palmer's severest critic must be Arnold Pelmer. The Lit robe, Pa., perfectionist admitted be wasn't too plsassd with hli Irons Sunday after win­ ning the West Open golf cham­ pionship for the first time with a 71-bote score of >71. Sanford's Jet Lanes Traveling "I'm hitting the greens okay but I'm not getting dose enough Team brought home tha bacon to the pin," Palmer complained. last Sunday over in Titusville, as "You can expect to link a few they did tha almost Impossible 20-footers but not all of them." Palmer posted a two-under-par and wrapped up tbe championship 88 in the final round to (urn back at the last minute. Rolling In The old rival Sam Snead by two Central Florida Inter-City Trawl strokes. Snead, who started the League, the women faced compe­ day in a aix-way tie for fourth tition from such cittes as Orlanplace at 207, finished with a 66 Mo, Ocala, Lakeland, Leesburg, to give Palmer a run for the $3,- DeLand, New Smyrna, Cocoa, Ti­ tusville and Winter Garden. 000 first prise. However, Palmer eoncadtd that Going Into Sunday’! play with haring Snaad in tha same three- 1H points leeway they bad three soma in tha final round didn’t bother him at all. "He was three strokes behind me until tbe 16th and If you atari worrying about guys three shots back, you've got about 160 guys to worry about," PalmeF said. So Palmer Just played tbe same steady golf bo displayed In the three previous rounds and upped Tho entire Thursday Nile Mixed hla 1861 earelnis to $30,343, see- League la now closely bunched end only.to thf . $33,979 taken by 'around th* second spot, as Pow­ Gary Player of South Africa on the current tour. Player, at 282, ell’s Office Supply continued pad­ won 8269 to finish In tbs money ding tbeir bold oh first, adding for the 28th consecutive time. four wins from Pryor's to give Doug Sanders, who started the the tuppliefi 29 wins in first place. float found.In second place, had Appleby's Restaurant holds sec­ a ooe-ovtr-par 72 and had to aet ond with 11, Sanford Mfg. has IT tie for fifth place money. Two atretch runners, Johnny in third, with DeBary Pharmacy, Pott and Billy Casper Jr., climbed Pryor'a State Farm Ins. and SteinJo third and fourth place In tbe meyer Roofing all In fourth with final atandings. Caspar had a 66 19 points. Union Park Pharmacy for a 279 total while Pott’s Anal follows with 14, then comes Pier67 gave him 274. ro’a with it. Carl Vret Herbulis look high scratch aeries honors with a big 600 sat, while Bill Foster had high single game, 214. Gloria Accardl had a 811 seriea to lead the warp- Sanford Keglers Take Inter-City Title NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. 42 28 .692 Cincinnati Los Angeles 41 to JM San Francisco 36 29 467 Pittsburgh S3 20 .924 Milwaukee 30 22 .484 St. Louis 30 89 .462 Chicago 23 40 969 Philadelphia 21 41 .330 AMERICAN LEAGUE w L Pci. Detroit 49 84 .663 New York 41 21 .622 Cleveland • 41 M .577 Boston 26 13 J B 26 34 .314 Baltimore Chicago M 24 All Kansas CKy 20 M .421 Washington 26 40 .4M Minnesota M 43 ATT Loa Angelas 28 M .192 GB 2 4H TH 10 1IH 10H 19 GB 1H 8 8 8H 8H 18 1SH 18 11 NEW Y O U (UPI) - Harold Johnson, eo-holder' of the light hatvyweifiit crown, will com­ mand tha most attention among this week's ring performers when he opens hit campaign for a shot at the heavyweight tttto Saturday night. Meanwhile, little Pone Kingpatch of Thailand defends hla world flyweight 112-pound cham­ pionship at Tokyo, Japan, Tues­ day night. And today, middleweight con­ tender Yama Bahama la expected to he rewarded with an important match at Madison Square Garden, July V , for bis impressive victory at the Garden la laet Saturday's TV fight. Tho "big" fight brings together Johnson of Philadriphla, the NBA light heavyweight champion, and Eddia Machcn of Portland, Ore., •ecood-ranking heavyweight con­ tender, for a nationally televised non-title 10-rounder at Atlantic City'a huge Convention Hall Sat­ urday night. Johnson, making hia opining bid for a shot at Floyd Patter•on’s heavyweight crown, la fa­ vored at tVfc to 8. Matchmaker Teddy Brenner began negotiating today far Yama Bahama, veteran middleweight contender from tho British West Indies to get a non-title fight with welterweight champion Emile Griffith at tha Gardan, July S . Griffith craves a shot at the mid- other teams In contention for tha lead, New Smyrna, two points back, Ocala, three points sway, and Winter Garden right behind Sanford. Ssnfqrd lost tha first two games, while Winter Garden won one leaving Jet Lanes Just one half point up. Ocala won all five in their match to coma In third, while Winter Garden took four to take second spot. Sanford, with all tha tension anyone could stand, rallied back and won the needed three points to coma out over tha second place BetU, EUcn Betts, Wallace Woods, Dot Powell, Dutch Sbugarti, Sue Jackson, Steck Bolly and Jerry Farella all converting it for the spare. Vicki Carter made the 4-6, Ken Stone 8-7-9 and 9-10, Clyde Piercy and Beverly Grabarkfowict both picked up the 8-7, Betty Caltan got the 8-10. and Jim Ander­ son made the S-io and 2-T. Bonui CHICAGO (UPI) — Mike Do* geriek, who pitched Teansck high school to tha 1866 New Jersey ■tats championship, has slgnad a bonus contract to oxcaa* of $18,• 000 with tha Chicago White Boa. Tha bonus la too largest to While Sox history. FSL Race Skin Tight Affair By United Press latoreelfonel Rain and victorias by Palatka and It. Petersburg Sunday night turned the Florida State League race Into a akin-tight affair. St. Petersburg whipped Leuburg 8-4 to throw first pise* into a three-way tie between the Orioles, Sarasota and Daytona Beach. Orlando's doubleheader with Sarasota and Daytona was ralaad out. The Salats won tbeir game against tho Orioles with a fourrun outburst la tbe seventh, high­ lighted by Tom Booker'* bomtr over the left field screen. Belief pitcher Dave Leaoeh preserved tha win by retiring Leesburg In the ninth with (wo man on bare, Palatka Managar Mike Fandosri waa the hero la tha Assleas' 44 win over Tampe. Fandotsl singled home Manny Samuel with Uto winning run in tha revaath Trotter Wins Race THE HAGUE, Holland (UPI) — Haims 2nd of Holland, winner of tha International Trot at New York's Bnorevelt Raceway last summer, won the "Grand Prix of tbe Low Countries" harness race hare Sunday. HE WHO IMITATES IS LAST! • • • le a good alaht for Open Bowling PLENTY OP LANES AVAILABLE Depesdabla, Economical Power for Family Fun, Skiing, Cruising;. . . Else. BUrtlng toot W ixord25HP O 7 COC Outboard NEW YOKE (UPD-Tbs United to tot National AAU championtetos will **ad lie youngest inter- ships were eligible for ton tour Etteoal track team te modern but seme of the older guard, laeludtog shot pullers Dallas Long nod Barry O'Brito, hammer thrower Sal Connolly and twotime Olympic discus champ Al Omtov tedteed the invitation. Lao| sod Connolly were among tha a AAU champs crowned Sat­ urday and Sunday white Oarfor and O'Brian qualified as run- team by Just the mere one half point. They played against Titus­ ville on their home lanes and with only ten pins difference In handi­ cap, It wai touch and go avery gama with only IT pin* difference In tha total of all four games. Ana Conklin rolled the highest game on the Sanford team, a big 226, while Margla Woods had tha highest series, a nice 721, for the four games. LUUan Ogden and Gloria Accardl both had Identical sariea of 699, with Batty Callao bringing in a handy 621 set. Ann’s aeries totaled TOO. A hurry up call to Jet Lanes got aponaor John Bpolskl to the banquet, held at Town Restaurant tn Titusville, la time to get In on the movie making and trophy pre­ sentation. John received e Urge plaque from Batty Natal*, league secretary, with glowing pride and promises It will soon be oo display for alt-te ees. — Tbe. league win start Its aaw fall reason right hare In Banferd on Sept. 19 since the new champ­ ions are now team Number One, and then proceeds to the ether competing cities on the third Sun­ day of each month, until all tea cities have been visited. CHICAGO (UPI) — Major league executives meet today and Tuesday to tackle such agonising problems as expansion, exorbitant bonus payments and restrictive legislation being proposed In Con­ gress. American and National League officials will hold separate ses­ sions today and both will gather for a Joint session Tuesday. The senior loop club owners ware expected to receive a report from the league's expansion com­ mittee dealing with a method of supplying player* to newcomers Houston and New York for next season. The committee drew up the re­ stocking plan tn doted meeting* last week. It was not announced publicly, but David Crete, the league1* aervloa bureau chief, said it waa •'likely" to be almllar to the one used by the American League. The American League absorbed the new Washington and Lot Ang­ elas franchises by permitting each dub to put IS name* on a draft Hat. Sevan of the** were aubjected to claim by each of tho two new teams with a price a! $79,000 par player. Rotary mustered a hurries force to swamp Ctvitan 18 to 8 on Monday afternoon, white XIwanls was knocking off Oviedo tn the tune of 8-2. Civitan took tho measure of tho Shrine dlamond-dusten on Tuesday, 94, while tha CPO'a worn tying It up with Lako Mary. Lake Mary on Thursday waded Into Rotary and cam* out on tho long end of a 8 to 1 score. One of the few daya of bad wea­ ther during the sea ion washed out tbe games on Friday, and ShrineKlwanla and Ovtedo-Klka will have to be re-scheduled. This weak's letup U Monday — Civitan va Rotary, Oviedo va Kiwants; Tuesday — CPO va Lake Mary, Elks va Kiwanls; Wednes­ day — Shrine va Rotary; Thureday — Oviedo va Lake Maty; Fri­ day — Shrine va EUn. ‘ Final dob resttn for the eta* son are to bo In City Itocreathte Director Jim Jerslgan's office before Wednesday tha manager* have been told, or tha player* will not be qualified lor tournament playStanding*: Team W L Pet. Kiwante 11 4 ,T » Elka 8 4 AN CPO 8 4 AN Civitan 8 T AN Lake Mary T 8 AM Oviedo I I AM 8hrln* 4 11 J N Rotary I 11 J14 W H EEL ALIGNMENT W H EEL BALANCE BeanVisualiner Se McROBERTS TIRE PksN FA S-MIl M V , SANFORD, FLA. FIRST 8T. m g., W 4M.89 Bpeedi up to M m.p.h.l Tow* water aklera with aaaat Auto-ingnitlon. . . . just turn tba k«y to atart 1Full gear, ahlft. Automatic power bailing. Quiet running, , Wizard Outboard#. , . Choata Over V* Million Tiauel m CHICK! m aJ W H . P. 12aP . ONLY 229.95 ON LY 24995 25 H .P . M AN U AL START 29996 40 H . P. ELECTRIC -48590 40 H . P. ELECTRIC 58996 5 H . P. AIK COOLED 129.96 211 E. 1st SANFORD *rA s s 1 2339 tea. 1944 tea 3000 tea. | 800 tea. . . ^CORDEU’S REPAIR TUNUN&rSL ■■. W r y * �► Sprin g... The Tim e To Plant Yourself In Your Own H om e... Look To W a n t - A d s 5l|e Classified; P h o n e ;' FA 2-2611 SLEEPING ROOMS—The Gablet Ml Magnolia. Ph. FA 2-0720. foulard Rrreth SIDE GLANCES Pago 10—Moh. June 26, 1961 12. Real Estate For Sale by Galbraith NICE I room furnubed apart­ ment, quiet neighborhood. Adult* PA 2*7316. Stenstrom Realty til N Park A « . Phone FA 2-2420 OUT OP TOWNERS, welcome to Fie. Available Now: Cute, Clean, Reapeetable I - Room Cottage. Also kltcbenettea and overnight unit*. By month, week, day. SUN DEL MOTEL 1 Mi. So. of Sanford, Hwy_ 17-12 Par Re »«rv alion* Ph. PA 3-3647 2-BEDROOM fnrnlabed apartment, hardwood floor, Ulo bath. Ph. PA 2-6201. Ltgal Notice RENT OR LEASE: Partially Juranlabed two bedroom borne four blockj from poatofflee. Adults only. 410 Palmetto Ave. Phone FA 2-3TPT or FA 2-283*. 87. Motorcycle* • Scooters FURNISHED npatalra apartment ISO, FA 2-6337. No Down Payment NO HIDDEN OR CLOSING LOST: One heavy duty wheel COSTS barrow, Country Club Road It FURNISHED apartment, elaaa 2 and 2 bedroom masonry Oaklawn Cemetery. Ploaae con­ and done is. FA 1-4011, Jimmy borne built on your lot any­ tact PA 2-6360. Cowan. where in the Hate of Florida. No waiting — immediate con0*T: Green parrot named SAN LANTA APARTMENTS: '•Pokey." U it aeon at Touch- Newly redecoreled, large light aiructloa. CALL FA 2-6543. ton's Drug Store. Reward. Ph. noma,' private baths and en­ Headly Const Co. trances. 404 E. 14th. St. Ph. FA 2-4263. NOTHING DOWN- Trade your LOFT: light brown Jemal* Dachs­ borne for a now I bedroom, 1% hund named "Pretael”, re­ bath -home with Pla. Room ward. PA 2-0617. only $64 mo. Drive out to Long­ date and aavel 10 mi. South on 17-62. gm en, ■bhinolu teem , n e n in a , ib fbobatb . U. I. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! 7B It* i B6TATB OF Men-womaa 1632. start high ne RAVENNA PARK 1750 -o c. LertL*. a/fe/e b b o t b * ft $66 00 week. Preparatory train­ Lovely I BR, 14b bath home h>’u n tA , dum m l TO ALL CHEDITOM ABO P*fting until appointed. Thousands BOMB HAVING CLAIM* OR DBHANDS AGAINST SATO B6TATB1 i of John opts. Experience nauatly t m m 4 tu b of yon ore hereby tnmeensMry. FREE information «■ Jabs, anlnrtee, requtrementi. ;S r 2 .iS * . s f c L h . S S t S A 'V M t t n/k/o GROVBR c. beruA ! *•- » i M i tel# of M irconntr, t* tko Coentr J*U* of SewlooH County, marina, o i b u offtoa to iko eeurt konoo *2 etei Conutr *4 Uontore merlin, within eterht onteuder Stenstrom Realty I ROOM apartment, near hos­ pital, $33 per mo. Inciudea wa­ ter and electricity. FA 34544. I - ROOM furnished apartment 111 Palmetto Avenue. Legal Notice KENT A BED Bella way, Hospital A Baby Bods By Day, Week or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. PA 63161 116 W. let SL COTT/GE, ready to move it, completely furnished, all utili­ ties. Week or month. Adults T » f ane each e f you are h tr.b r netlfUa aas required te n rei.n l only, 2404 Park Avenue. A iA iW o c n lK A ir CfrtoUH— l * ! Chrysler Alrterap Now A* U w A> sen claim* an* am en d * which r .u , •v either M new. » * r have a a .ia .t *>•••*»*• e f BRAXTON I.BB PEflKINK IIU I m m i U , late e f Mid Oeuatr, M fe in p«• »h. County Ju d e, te $179.00 Im laol. County, Florida, nY hi. nine# tn the eeurt houM #r uie CLEAN and nicely furnished apartment, Urge living room • with Ureplaw, mailer bedroom, Jateueted back porch, 601 Mag­ nolia. Also, duplex apartment, 12W Kim. Ph. NO 66267. Free Estimate! SMI OAK | | PA 6SM Shoemaker • BEDROOM apartment Phone PA 61462 between • a. m. A I p. m. CON1T1UCTION CO, | HATCHERS TV k RADIO SERVICE ‘Dependable Guaranteed Service' Ph. FA 1-8392 2606 W. First St. 27. Special Services PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING W. L. HARMON 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 Ph. FA 2 4223 FHA A VA Mortgage* - 5*4% . FRIGIUAKE Inlercit — S. C. Blah Company, Sales k Service Mortgage Banker*. 1604 EdgeG. U. HIGH water Dr., Oflando CH 1-3336. Oviedo, Fla. FO 3-3313 D*y, Evening* Sanford FA 2-31*3. 206 W. Uth Street FA 1-7603, Evening* FA 2-2576 BEDROOM, 2-balb, full, air conditioned, much cloiel and itorage space. Low down pay* moot, 124 W. Woodland Dr.-Pb. FA 1-3270. WYNNEWOOD Nice and neat 2 bedroom C8 boom, fully equipped, and com­ pletely flirnlabedl Many ahade treea, (anted In yard. Only $16,890. A real buyl Stenstrom Realty TWO UNIT apt. bldg., newly remodeled throughout, 309 Mag­ nolia, ideal ai a home with in­ come, Ideal aa a home and 16. Female Help.Wan ted boilnen location. Asking 212,300 WANTED: Middle aged lady to DRAGLINE k BULLDOZER SER. By The Hour or Contract 13,000 down, but make oiler atay with elderly couple •both GATLIN BROTHERS Ready to tell. FA 3.7647. day and night. Contact A. G. Clause. 411 Palmetto or phone Geneva 2312 Eve, Orlando GA2-6198 FA 1-2841. WELLS DRILLED M PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AH Type* and Size* We Repair and Service MAN OR WOMAN. Families need 3-BEDROOM home. Shaded cor­ tervice In Sanford, Full or part S T I NE ner lot, fenced. Ektr^ large kit­ time. Some tarn 23.30 hourly Machinery end Supply Oo. chen, itove and refrigerator. Ph. FA 2-4431 and up. See R. B. Hartman, 207 W.' 2nd SL Low equity. FA 3-2167. Box 763, Longwood or write Rawlelgh’i Dept. FAF-440-338 ENVELOPES, Letterhead*. state3 * BEDROOM, 2 bath home; menu, invoice*, hand bill*, and separate dining room. Corner Memphis, Tenn. programs, etc. Progressiva lot. FA 2-7662. Printing Oo. Phone FA 2-293I-. 306 West 13th St. ' FARM LAND 20- acre* tiled lend adaptable for WORK wanted FA 2-3120. GHOST WRITING, enaya, Job citrua. 1320 feet paved road. MAN with pickup truck would itiumci end le.teri-of-applicr2750.00 per acre. Term* avail­ like light delivery work or what tlon. Experienced competent able. J. W. Hall, nealtor, Ph. bare you. FA 2-4121. aervice. Low rate*. FA 2-4031. FA 2-3641. 21. Boauty Salons Sewing Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES k MODELS Oscar M. Harrison RENTALS $3 WEEK Rcglatered Real Eilat* Broker 103 So. Palmetto (24 hr. Ser.) 1311 Palmetto Ave/ Pb. rA 2-704* / FA 2-3623 4 Beauty .Salon TRAILER SITE near Lake Je*Walker Building FOR DRIVEWAYS, sidewalk* A aup, 120' x 130', on private road. etc. call alter 4:30 FA 2-7773. Well water on property. Will ac­ comodate 2 trailer*. Priced Air Conditioned • TV Slamph DRESS MAKING reaionabta to acll. FA 2-8809— HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK k ALTERATIONS owner. 103 So. Oak Ave FA 2-3742 Reasonable — Satisfaction guar­ anteed. Call FA 2-1260 tor ap­ MAYFAIR EXCLUSIVE Vacation Special! pointment. Stcnitrom Realty is pleaied to Permanent Wave*, including hair­ offer the following home for cut*, styling — 36.30. Air eon- SMALL APPLIANCE npairi. £4 your careful inspection. conditioned hr. nervlce. Pick up and dcliv.# tioned shop, cry. All work and parte guardryer*. Situated on 3 specious, well land­ anteed. FA 34160, LAR-RE’ BEAUTY SALON scaped lots, end located in ex* Pb PA 2-1366 elusive Mayfair, thin lovely 2640 Hiawatha home offers every far sought KATHERINE HARVEY feature by discriminating home Beauty Shop AUTO GLASS •eekar; •almette Ave. Ph. FA 1-0634 INSTALLED. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone PA 2-3420 The groea price, only $22,493 con­ Windshield Back Glass NO QUALIFYING - NO DOWN ventional financing available if Door Glass Vent Glass CARPENTRY, pswung. roofing PAYMENT. Movo right la. On# desired. Drive by 209 South SERVICE m and cement wnrk. PA 2 1666. month payment pays off. 6-Bed- Elliott today, and then call for Senk&rik Gtaaa and Paint Co. a complete examination and de­ M Magnolia Ph. FA 64022 tails. Shown by appointment MUST SACRIPICK g bedroom 2406 OAK AVENUK! beautiful • CB horn* In good location, eonroom home, rancher, front vantent to N.AA, 444% mort­ lit N. Park Ave. Pbooe PA 6242 porch, aide screened porch, car­ gage. PA 61407. bedroom ports, utility room. Permanent 10 ACRES near Interchange *n MU8T SACRIFICE 2 underground sprinkler system. W. Flrat St. A Interstate 4, CB home. Buy equity. FHA. 160 On large corner lot with unusual nice timber, $7W an acre. Ph. Coualry Club Circle. FA 2-3331. amount of shrubs, flower* and FA 24706. large trees. Priced for quick S t Johns Realty Co, sate—$13A00. Contact your loco THE TIME TESTED FIRM broker or pbone Petersburg, Va. 116 N. Park Ave, Ph. FA 241; RE 64211, Mr. Anderson. LARGE OLDER HOMES Several to choose from, Good lo­ ROSA L. PAYTON cation. Priced from $6,400 to Broker $13,WO. Pbon^ u* tor details. h. FA 61301 17-92 at Hiawatha ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Luodquist, Assoc. -BEDROOM, t bath CB home, PA l-SWl Atlantic Bank Bldg. screened porch, wired utility room. Fully landscaped. Locat­ 3-BEDROOM, I bath, large cor­ ed* on Lake Ravenna, 212 Tan­ ner lot. Low down payment. 217 gerine Dr. Low down payment Oakland Avenue, Sualaad Es­ FA 3-3134. tates. Ph. PA 61163, PINECREST: Over 1006 aq. f t af living eren with g Fair Value Properties delightful bedrooms, extra large living RAYMOND M. BALL 7 room and Florida room. Large And Associate! let, beautifully landscaped. Two US So. Park Ph. PA 2 3441 Uks Mary Branch FA 612W Stenstrom Realty SEMI-RKTlRRtl CARPI Repair* ARi Painting Pbona PA 2-7663. ROOM SPECIAL 91IJ3. Painting Inside and ouL Call Mr. Taaker, FA 2-6139. LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINT ROOFING FHA Loans B. EDWARDS .BUILDERS SUPPLIES We Give TV Stamps 60S W. M SL PA 67SM 24. Electrical Services FR1GIDA1RE Sales A Service House Wiring Free Estimates Sid Vlhlen'a Randall Electric 113 Magnolia Ph. fc*A 2-WIS 25. Plumbing Services PLUMBING Centracting A Repairs Fran Estimates R. L. HARVEY 204 ianford Ave. Phone PA 62MI SEE THAT SPLASH 7 bat's i big hue — the lake's fuB ef thim. And ant that con­ crete black cottage right oa the lake, nestled to the pines? Yon caa buy that fully furn­ ished tor enly $66W. WHAT A 1POT1 WHAT A BUYI I 3-BEDROOM. 2 bath lakeview home, 116 Oakland. FA 2-3872. STENSTROM REALTY Office 304 W . P in t Automobile Service Machinery > Tools Poultry . p d a . Llveatoeh Flowern . Treea • Shrubs Famitnre Articles For S ilo Artldon Wanted Boat* - Motor* 26. Radio & Television Lake Mary. 143* of landscaped lake frontage. if you want a 13. Mortgage Luans lake front home with quality MORTGAGE LOANS feature*, *ee ui today. A real FliA and Conventional buy. Commercial A Resident'*! UNFURNISHED one bedroom apartment, kitchen equipped, 29. SO. 11. 92. 99* 94. 95. 96. 12. Real Estate For Salt Plumbing k Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1067 Sanford Ave. FA 66362 BEFORE YOU BUY Compare Check Thro* ^ e a t urea 3 Bedroom Home Maaenry construction - Built up roof • Furred walla - Tile bath > Awning windows • Terraces Fleers • Birch kit­ chen cabinet* - Formica teak top . Built In Wautlughoue or** uud ru g* • C lue elid­ ing door te pMte * Carport* end utility mum • Complete­ ly finished luted* and set. $ 7 ,9 5 0 ON YOUR LOT Let u tliow ye* ear finish#, model hem**, nereral plane te chooM from. If yen don't hare n lot, w* have lets and finished homes available. 101% FINANCING _ Alee Farm Heme Far farther imferma appointment ghane TE 61685 or MI 44276 or drive,eat and nee our quality hem**, limn camR ? h an Ww*. 17-66 thru Maitland te tfwy. dig, left (went) te Alternants Spring*, in AHuuate Springe tarn ght ea on Hermits right Hermit* “Trail' and‘ follow illaw the eigne algae te CURTIS HOMES Write p. o. Rm m s . “ We Trade" Stemper Agency O NG DALE REALTOR—INSUROR mo FA 6d6U lit N. Perk tfarfk Meal Bxrhmtvn SnbdlvUUn W I L T * DEVELOPED BT JA C K FINANCING Dewa Payment 4k . . . fleeing Cm DEMETREE $159.50 NEW HOMES I* Beautiful — 0 4 ... , *ta* * 1 * U t L O C A T O U . . i Sunlond Estates Air Coaditkmimff $11,801 to $17,100 See Onr Medal Hemes — OPBf TODAY — :9H ML TR 669it Orlande. Fla. �HERALD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results 30. Mtchintry • Tools YOUNG laying h e m , priced r e * , g aonable. Alio, Hewing hem, 75c esej. Todd i Poultry Farm, .New Upiala Road. FA 2-3663. 34. Articles For Sale SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer GO KART IS3.00, good condition. Call FA 2-3336. Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer 31. Poultry * Pets • Livestock LIMITED NUMBER available, family pet and watch dog. To tee them ii lo love them. Dog Houie Kennel, Fern Park. Pb. TE 1-3337. Robson Sporting: Goods 304-4-6 E. tit. Ph. FA 2-3961 M' CHRIS CRAFT Steering, windihleld, ipeedometer First 1100 takea all. Act fait. Call FA 2-0933. AKC Miniature Dachshund wceka old, female. FA 2-3362. GOOD ikiing rig, U' runabout, 33 h. p. F.vinrude Lark, Gator trailer. FA 2-TM4. BOAT for aale. Hun: Apia. Ph. FA 2-3171. 11' PLYWOOD boat and Champ trailer $140. FA I-17M. QUALITY PLANTS FOR LESS! im COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY W. 20th Bt. Near Golf Courae Ph. FA 2-8906 38. Trailers • Cabanas IIOUSETRAILER for sale. Phono FA 2-7163. Confederate Jaimine in Bloom. GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Grapeville Are. m u 20th Bt COCOA FORMOSA Palm Tree* U’ tall. FA 2-2004. 1936 STAR mobile home 10' x 41', 3 bedroom*, full slat appliance*, bathroom, automatic washer, Full price (2,000. Lot U, Park Avenue Trailer Pk. FA 2-4403. BITTER BLUE SOD Sc per aq ft. Dutch MM Nuraery, New Upaala Rd. Juat off 20th St. Pk. FA 2-1707. 4 NASHUA, one bedroom, ax. collect condition, bargain at 0030. Vernon HiUle, Midway Trailer Pk., F en Park. MR coat mo n dim#! tittle girt said aha was working hor way through kindergarten!” Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With Tha Caah. SUPER TO RESPONSIBLE PER80N ON­ TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. LY: Singer model 02 round bobMUST SELL at once; 10 pc. hv- bia is excellent condition. Six m ing room group. Someoso to payment* remaining at $3.10. taka up paymenta at (I. Call Write Finance Manager, Box 11, e/o Herald. Caaaelberry aollect—TE 6-1511. GARDEN TILLER with 40 impleCUSTOM BUILT BEDDING Ifattreaa renovating. Expert Up- manta including rotary and alebolatering. All Work Guaran­ kla mower. Call before 0 a. m. teed. Call Nix Bedding Mig. or after I p. m. FA 2-6600 for Co., FA 2-2117, 1206 Sanford demomtration. Ave. POWER lawn mowtr, modern Used furniture, appliance*, tools, fold dark green door and glaia ete. Bought-Sold. Larry’a Matt, •bower door, both new and very 211 Sanford Ave. Pk. FA 2-4112 reasonable. After 0 p. an. Ph. FA 2-1374. • BIG VALUES USED Hotpolnt electric Move $78. • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS HEADY MIXED CONCRETE Outdoor Table Tope A Seats WILSON - MAIER Lot Maker* - SUls - Lintel* New and Used Furniture $11 E. First St FA 2-8612 Stepo — Patio Blocks — Sand MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Ph. PA 2-571 F jtoLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby 60$ Elm Art. Bads. Day. Week, or M ootoFURNITUBE CENTER uoo Freseb Aw. Pk. FA 2-7*4 FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BUNDS _ Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom I i rail with plsatle soda. Plastic or rayon tapes- Cottas or nylon cords. WHY slave over your figure work Benlcnrlk Gloss and Faint Co. this hot wfvther. We have a S10 Magnolia Pk. PA 2-4622 number of used adding ma­ chine* in good running order BED WIGGLER1 $241 par 1000. and fully guaranteed: African Rada, cupped or kulk. Bunoughi, 8-columa Adder $4240 Mrs. Raymond Lswson. Phoqs Smith Corona Adder FA 2-4230. nearly new .................... 87.30 R. C. Allen with r.-btraction 74.30 Romington 10-key with ssbtraction .................... 76.50 R. C. Allen Ekctric with subtraction .................... 70.30 A. W. Berkley Used Can, Of courae we have plenty of new Inc. machine* from $04.00 up. All Imports A Sports Cars machine* lubject to tax. HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. 17-02 * i . W S e h k t o 214 Magnolia Ave. PH. MI 4*5997 Sanford, Florida Barkley WHEEL CHAIRS, crutchei, cane* walkera. FREE DELIVERY PreacrlpUoaa our Specialty FAUST’S Rx PHARMACY lad and McllonvlUa Pk. FA 2-7107 1000 AUSTIN Healey 2000 Roadater for aale by original owner. HAVE IT piece atalnleaa ateel cookware act, 2 ply watarleaa, in original factory carton, waa •146, aacrlflce $39. Will dallver. FA 2-6320. FACTORY FRESH CARS. Wide Mketies ef paint and ogulpmeat, la* eluding nlr conditioning. Nn deal TRADE IN MERCHANDISE ALL MUST GOI Refrigerator $3.00, Electric Lawn Mower $3.00,Electric More $3.00, Power Mower $11.00, Power Mower $2040, Hand Lawn Mower $140, Beautiful Refrigerator $0040. REPOSSESSED MERCHANDISE | AL U I N SAYSt Power Mower $M40, Girla Bike Don't M l* Tha Great­ $66.00, Record Player $1040, est Used Car Sals la Power Mower $33.00,Electric ■ The History Of Ssafsrd. Stove $111.00, Power Mower ■ : This Week Only. Durtag I Our Fabulous MU-Yssr Houee Broom* TTc, Bath Scalss $240, Flashlights 20c. Boys Bike $66.23, Child'# Auto $2.22, Picnic Table A Bench $2140, Badmitos bud Volleyball Sot, both for $T.TT, Barham Kill $244, Fold­ ing Tables $04$, Play Tints $44$, Floor Polishers $16.06, Electric Can Opener $1140, Kitrhea Clocks $)J0, OE Vacuum Cleaners $22.60, 20" Window Fans $22.22, Boys or Girls 20" Blkai $3040, Rear Seat 8pcaker Kit $4.93, Large Laws Sweepera fia.aa. FIRESTONE STORES ' 111 E. First St. Buford, Florida i f Clearance Sale Prices Like Thie I 17 Chav. 4 Dr. B. Air | A .T, P A , P.1L, R. H. * Factory Air Conditionod | Waa I f f 6 Now 1099 | OPEN TILL $ P. M. MpaM«W FREE P IC K UP 2nd A Magnolia fir DELIVERY Phone FA 2-6321 within reaaes to be torsad daws. 10 FORDS - 2 THUNDERBIRDS 3 ECOHOLNES - 1 4 FALCONS ( FORD TRUCKS Our Prices Can't BeMatched By Any Ford Dealer or Competitive Dealer in Central Forida! C O M P A N Y DEM O NSTRATO RS Going at Now or Never Prices! 61 FALCON 2-DOOR SEDAN. Corinthian White. Gray Interior, • CyRndas, Standard Tram, Whitewall Titos, Air Cleaner, OH Filter. The Stale car for tha strieklr pceaasj minded.games. 61 GALAXIE TOW N SEDAN Aouaaaarisa Flslah with matching Interior, 0 Cyhulw, Pead-O* Motto Trent, India A Heatar, Whitewall Tire*, Bockfp Ugkte, Etoririe Clack, Air Cleaner, OU Filter. 61 FORD FAIRLANE S-DOOB. Corinthian While, Grey Interior, $ Cyttodw, item* dsrd Tran#., Eketrk WlndaUtld Wiper., Padded Dash A Vtoaru. Whitewall Ttraa, Wheel Cetera, Air deaasr, OH Filter. Ato ether beak economy car with a leak of tsanry. 61 FORD SU N U N ER Cheeapcahe Blue Flnkh, Blae Interior, V0 fegia*, Fw44> Malle, Pawer Htoerlag, Kadk A Heater, Whitewalle, Kkctrie WlndahUld Wipers, Padded Daah A View*. Wheel O v en , Air Cleaner. Oil Filter, Bech-up Lights, Kkctrie Ckck. An Ideal Car Far Tha Pkrida Bus Lotara. 61 FORD GALAXIE LOCAL OWNED CARS IF YOU D O N ’T LIKE RECONDITIONED OUR DEALS CLUB VICTORIA. White aver Cbssspsshs Oat. S Cylinder. Ford-O-Matle, Heater, Radio, Fewer Steering, Tinted Glass, Whitewalls, Bndy Melding. Electric WlndakMd Wipers, Psddsd Dseh A Vlaars. Air Cant, Wheel Cernrs, Air Ckaaer, OH Fil­ ter, Back-up Ugkte, Ekclrie Ckck. LOW M ILEA G E CARS M A K E US A N OFFER! Mattress Renovation Wa wUI rabmlM ym t aU iaanrspring nultrson to look sad foal Ukn i i * : Where spring salt Mtdt i |5 nxtra* Yes, FrW Is really riding high am tha hog. He's goat HOG WILD agnln and really ROOTING FOR NEW BUSINESS. If you don’t believe It go down to Stricklsnd-Morrison, he'll show yon haw to BRING HOME THE BACON! Written Factory Warranty 00 CBEVBOLKT $ Daw V-S, P/GUde...... ............ $0 BUICK Hardtop Spar* Coops_______________ 80 FORD $ Dear V*6, Aalamatk............ ...... 80 PLYMOUTH FURY. Sport Caspe, Air Cnad, U CHEVROLET 4 Doer V-0, Pawer Glide ____ •S CHEVROLET Impale Sport Cpt, Air Can*. — SO CHEVROLET Convertible, New Top, V-0, P/G ... •0 DODGE fllatka Wagon, V-0 Autamstk . . . ___ 80 FORD 2 Doer V-S, Autamstk_______________ 87 FORD Victoria Cpe, Automatic, P. Steering___ •7 CADILLAC Convertible. Pawer _____________ •7 CADILLAC 4 Dear, Power, Air Cnad._____ __ •T FORD Button Wagon, V-«. Aatematk________ 84 CHRYSLER Stalks Wagon. Auto, Pawer Seat 84 MERCURY 4 Dear. Automatic, F/Btearlog ____ 84 OLDHMOB1LB HuU4ey Hardtop, Autamstk___ 84 FOED Victoria Spurt Cp*„ V-S, A uto________ 84 FORD SUIks Wages, V-8, AuUmaiie _______ 84 DODGE Lennar SpC Caspe, Aatematk______ $4 VOLKSWAGEN-----------------------------------------II CHEVROLET 4 Cylinder. | Dear Hardtop____ II CADILLAC d Dsnr. rower, Air Cood. .......... .... 88 PLYMOUTH 4 Cylinder Standard, fltg'tea Wages 14 FORD 4 Cylinder, 4 Doer______ ____________ It CADILLAC 4 Door, Air CaadMsneH__________ $4 FORD $ Dm . V-S, Standard Shift___________ SALE ENDS JUNE 30th THIS W ILL BE YOUR Of To Take Advantage Our Annual “Swapping Bf ALL PRICES a ALLOWANCES QUOTED DURING THIS SALE WILL NOT Ba HONORED AFTER TUB Nth OF JUNE --------- RECONDITIONED TRUCKS14 CHEVROLET » Ton Pickup, Fketetde-----------»• FORD It Tun Piehup---------------------------------$4 FORD Ii Tun Pkfcup ------------------------------17 CHEVROLET It Ton Pickup - --------------------- 808 E. First S t Winter Park M I 44616 �I ■> ;• .* t - . ‘ • f - , : fT T * ime To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home... Look To W a n t - A d s ie Tim -»v‘v 5-\> ;• •; ttV ■ ffljr SLEEPING ROOMS-The Gabtea «01 Maioolla. Ph. FA 2-0720. i~ - Outfitrt Rfralh SIDE GLANCES Pairs 10—Mon. June 26, 1961 12. Real Estate For Sale b y Galbraith UNFURNISHED one bedroom apartment, kitchen equipped, im w m s. a , NICE I room tarniahed apart­ ment, quiet neighborhood. Adults FA l-TJM. 12. Real Estate For Salt 3-BEDROOM, 2 batb lakeview LA KE M AR Y Beautiful 3 BR. 2 bath .home on home, 116 Oakland. FA 2-3872. Lake Mary. 113* of landacapcd lake frontage. If you want a IS. Mortgag* Loans lake front home with quality MORTGAGE LOANS featurei, tee us today. A real FHA and Conventional buy. Commercial A ResidcnCal 26. Radio & Television HATCHET.S TV ft RADIO SERVICE ‘ Dependable Guaranteed Service' Ph. FA 2-8391 2608 W. Firat St. 27. Special Services PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING W. L. HARMON lit N. Park Are. Phone FA 2-3420 Ph. FA 2 4223 FHA k VA Mortgage! — S'.sr. FRIG ID AIRE Intercit — S. C. Blub Company, Salei k Service Mortgage Banker!. 1604 EdgeG. H. HIGH water Dr.. Oflande CH 1-3338. Oviedo, Fla. FO 3-3313 Days Evenings Sanford FA 2-3883. STENSTROM REALTY Stenstrom Realty 111 N Park Are Phone FA 2-2420 Office 204 W . Pint TWO UNIT apt. bid,., newly remodeled throughout, 309 Magnolle, ideal ai a home with In­ come, Ideal aa a home and builneta location. Aiking 313.300 WANTED: Middle aged lady to 83,000 down, but make oiler day with elderly couple •both Ready to sell. FA 2-7847. day and night. Contact A. G. Clause. 411 Palmetto or phone 3-BEDROOM bouse, large oak FA 2-2341. trees, patio, kitchen equipped. Low down payment. 103 Lake Dot Drive, Sunland. FA 3-7706. MAN OR WOMAN. Families need 3-BEDROOM home. Shaded corservice in Banford. Full or part Mr lot, fenced. Extr^ large kit­ time. Some earn 13.30 hourly chen, stove and refrigerator. and up. Set R. B. Hartman, Low equity. FA 3-2197. Box 763, Longwood or write Rawlelgh'e Dept. FAF-440-33S 3 -BEDROOM, 3 bath home; separata dining room, Corner Memphis, Tenn. lot. FA 8-7862. OUT OF TOWNSRS, welcome to Fla. • - Available Now:' Cute. Clean, Respectable 8 - Room Cottage. Also kitchenettes and overnight units. By month, week, day. BUN DEL MOTEL 1 Ml. *«. of Banford, Hwy„ 17-92 For Reservations Ph. FA 3-3847 I-BEDROOM furnished apartment, hardwood floor, tllo bath. Ph. FA 84301. RENT OR LEASE: Partially furnnlahed two bedroom homo tour blocks Cram poatofflco. Adults only. 410 Palmetto Ave. Phono FA 2-3797 or FA 3-3831. DRAGLINE k BULLDOZER SER. By The Hour or Contract GATLIN BROTHERS Geneva 2312 Eve, Orlando GA2-8198 WELLS DRILLED f PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Sizes We Repsir and Service S T I N E Machinery and Supply Oo. 207 W.' 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-8433 ENVELOPES, Letterheads, stalemenu, invoice!, band bills, and programs. etc. Progressive Printing Oo. Pnona FA 3-29S1—, 308 West 13tb St. 1 FARM LAND 30- acres tiled land adaptable for WORK wanted FA 1-3120. GHOST WRITING, essays, job citrus. 1320 feet paved road. MAN with pickup truck would rcrimes and le,teri-of-applica$730.00 per acre. Termi avail­ like light delivery work ur what tlon. Experienced competent able. J. W. Hall, Realtor, Ph. have you. FA 3-4131. service. Low ratei. FA 3-4033. FA 2-3841. 21. Btauty Salons Sewing: Mach. Repairs ALL MAKES k MODELS Oscar M. Harrison RENTALS |S WEEK Registered Real Estate Broker 105 So. Palmetto (21 hr. S«r.) 311 Palmetto Ave/ Ph. FA 2-7948 < . FA 3-3825 ( Beauty .Salon TRAILER SITE near Lake JesWalker Building tup, 130' x 150', on private road. FURNISHED npatelre apartment 910. FA 3-8337, No Down Payment NO HIDDEN OR CLOSING LOST: One heavy duty wheel COSTS berrow, Country Club Road k FURNISHED apartment, date 8 and S bedroom masonry and done is. FA 8-8011, Jimmy Oaklawn Cemetery. Please con­ borne built on your lot any­ Cowan. tact FA 3-6390. where la the alate of Florida. No waiting — Immediate con­ struction. CALL FA 3-8343. Well water on property. Will ac­ BEDROOM, 2-bath, full, air comodate 3 trailers. Priced Air Conditioned • TV Stampk DRESS MAKING conditioned, much clout and reasonable to tell. FA 2-8800— HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK ft ALTERATIONS 103 So. Oak Ave FA 2-3742 Reasonable — Satisfaction guar­ storage apace. Low down pay­ , owner. ment, 124 W. Woodland Dr.- Ph. anteed. Call FA 2-1360 for ap­ MAYFAIR EXCLUSIVE Headly Const Co. FA 8-3370. pointment. Stenstrom Really la pleased to offer the following home for WYNNEWOOD SMALL APPLIANCE repairs. 24 Nice and neat 8 bedroom CB your careful Inspection. hr. service. Pick ap and deliv.# home, fully equipped, and com­ cry. All work and parts guar­ pletely furnished! Many shade Situated on 8 spacious, well land­ anteed. FA 8-0180. trees, fenced In yard. Only scaped loU, and located in ex­ clusive Mayfair, this lovely 110,860. A red buy! home offers every far sought KATHERINE HARVEY feature by ditcrimlaatlng home RAVENNA PARK $760 Beauty Shop AUTO GLASS seeker. Lovely 8 BR, 1H bath home lo­ 811 Palmatto Ave. Ph. FA I cated on dealrable large lot with INSTALLED. orange treei. 9730 down and 111 N. Park Ave. Pboae FA 3-2120 The gross price, only 921,493 con­ Windshield Back OInaa pay 983 per month. Includes NO QUALIFYING — NO DOWN ventional financing available if D oor Glass V ent Glass taxes and Insurance. Exdusivo PAYMENT. Move right la. One desired. Drive by 209 South CARPENTRY, piloting, roofing SERVICE i m od cement work. FA 2-4968. WIIH < month payment pays off. 3-Bed­ Elliott today, and then call for Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. room, g both. Can eollect Wit­ n template examination and de­ BOYD'S Cabinet Shop. Millwork 880 Magnolia fit. FA 3-8628 ter Part TS 84088, evenlnga tails. Shown by appointment 307 Elm. FA 3-3818. Carvel)* Burke f “ rr\T. “ U. 8. CIVIL SERVICE TEBTSI Stenstrom Realty i TODAY giving ^ ----» *-8-4OTTTlCVf rVXHI Stenstrom Realty I ROOM apartment, near hos­ pital, 933 per mo. Includes wa­ fer and electricity. PA 84884. I - ROOM furnished apartment 813 Palmetto Avenue. Legol Notice RENT A BED Rellaway, Hospital k Baby Beds By Day, Week or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Fh. FA 34181 111 W. 1st St. MUST SACRIFICE S bedroom 8800 OAK AVENUE: beaxtiful 9 CB home hi food tociUon, too room homo, rancher, front ronlent to N.AA, 41896 mort­ porch, side screened porch, car­ gage. FA 84807. ports, utility room. Permanent 10 ACRES Mar Interchange on MUST SACRIFICE 3 . bedroom underground sprinkler lystcm. W. Firat 81. k Interstate 4, CB borne. Buy equity. FHA. 190 Country Club Circle. PA 2-3131. On large corner lot with unusual nleo timber, 9700 an acre. ph. amount of shrubs, flowers and PA 84798. large trees. Priced for quick S t Johns Realty Co, eale—913,300. Contact your loca ONE of Sanfbrd'o nicest duplexes THE TIME TESTED FIRM located on Park Avenue. Each broker or phono Petersburg, Va. having 3 bedrooms with sepa­ lit N. Park Ave. Pb. PA 341! RE 84211, Mr. Anderson. rate garage facilities. Owners LARGE OLDER HOMES health neceaaltales early sale. Several to choose from, Good lo­ Priced to move at 918409, tun­ cation. Priced from 99.400 to ROSA L. PAYTON Broker able terms arranged. $18,000. Phone, ns lor details, h. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Exclusive — Broker ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, RtaUor Raymond Luadquiat, Assoc. Cooperation Invited S-BEDROOM, 1 bath CB home, FA 84881 Atlantic Bank Bids. screened porch, wired utility Stenstrom Realty c o r n OE, ready to move In, compUtoly furnished, all utili­ room. Fully landscaped. Locat­ Yea ana seek ef you ere hereby ties. Week or month. Adults ed* on Lake Ravenna, 212 Tan­ M tlfle e sal require! te present only, 8808 Park Avenue. gerine Dr. Low down payment Chrysler Airtemp say elalme end demaade which you, ee either ef yea. may have ayalaat FA 84181 BEDROOM apartment. PhoM Now Ao Low As the attale ef BRAXTON MSB P8RP1NECREST: Over 1199 aq. f t nf KIN*, BR, deceeeed, tele ef aal8 FA 8-1498 between I a. m. 4 Oeaaty. te the Oeaaty Judge of I p. m. living aron with 8 Seminole County. Florida, at hit Fair Value Properties delightful bedrooms, extra large living efftoe la the eeurt heaae ef aald LEAN and nicely furnished RAYMOND M. BALL f Oeaaty at tenterd, florid*, within room and Florida room. Large And Associates elyht ealeadar mealha tram the apartment, U rn Hv*»l reom tot, beautifully tondasagod. Two time ef the flret nablleatlea af thle with tireplaon, master bedroom, 818 So. Park Ph. PA 83441 fenood pattoa. Immaculsta inaellea. Bath claim er demand ahall Jatousiad hack porch, 891 Mag­ U bo Mary Branch FA 3-13M side sad 9ML Choose your terms. he to wrltlag. and ahall elate the P«aee ef reefdeaoe tad ycet effloe nolia. Alan, duplex apartment, See thle eoe at 119 Shanaoo addreae ef Ue eminent, tad ahall 1808 Elm. Ph. NO 14887. 8EE THAT SPLASH? be ewera to by the eminent, hie . Dr. btiofo you buy. FA 8-7339. er attorney, end nay eueh That’s h big bass — the lake's fuS af them. And see that con­ crete black cattoga right aa the lake, netlied to Urn plnesT ■ You tan buy that fully furn­ ished tor only ««M9. WHAT A CONSTRUCTION CO* | SPOT! WHAT A BUY I Tfcs Ariatocral #f Air C—flUoElig Seminole Realty $179.00 Shoemaker BEFORE YOU BUY SEMI-RETIRED CARPR1 Repair* AMo Painting Phone FA 8-7088. Compare ROOM SPECIAL 81IJS. Painting infids and ouL Call Mr. Tasker, FA 24130. separata dining room, Plumbing ft Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1097 Seafood Atm. FA 84191 I 3 Bedroom Home Masonry construction • Built up roof . Furred walls - Tile both • Awning windows Ttrraaso Floors . Birch kit­ chen cabinets - Formica sink top . Built to Wsottoghonao ofto and rang# • Glass sltdlag door to patie * Carports and utility room > Complete­ ly finished Inside and sot. $ 7 ,9 5 0 24. Electrical Service* FR1GIDA1RE Salts * Service House Wiring Free Estimates BEDROOM, 1 batb, large cor- Sid Vlhlen's RandaU Elactrie Ph. FA 2 0913 Mr lot. Low down payment. 217 112 Magnolia Oakland Avenue, Sunland Es­ 25. Plumbiag Service* tates. Ph. PA 2-1183. PLUMBING NEEDS Interior paint and minor Centrscting k Repairs repairs, (But, oh! what n value). Frsa Estimates 3-Bedroom pre-war home with R. L. HARVEY fireplace and spacious living mom, Check These feature* ON YOUR LOT Lot ns show yon our finished model hams* several plans to choose from. If yon don’t kavo a tot, w* havo tots and finished homes available, 1899b FINANCING Also Farm Homo Loans For further Information and appointment phono TE 8-1888 ny MI 44878 or drive .out and see our quality hostas, than cornK rth on Rwe. 17-98 * m Maitland to Mwy. 438, Isft (west) to Alternants Springe, la Alternant* Springs torn right an HrrmHa Trail and follow tho signs to CURTIS HOMES Writs P. ©. Roa 8988 Orlando, Fla. O N G DALE 3 Bedroom IV 2 Baths FINANCING Dewa Payment ft n KSS,*4 '- 4 K B NEW HOMES Air Condition!** I l l , * * to $17,100 Sunland Estates 9 - » - FMA ft conv. Pricod From S8J89. 989 DegotoTVui Raoorvo Urn Homo •f *oor l i n n , a • . • - aw F FAS4H I - __ A’ . ^ ■V'ljr.l * ♦V ■ xcf CM 3339 �HERALD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results 30. Machinery • Tools YOUNG laying hem, priced re*. Q aonable. Alio, Hewing hem, 71c eac.i. Todd'i Poultry Farm New Upialt Road. FA 2-3663. 34. Articles For Sale SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer GO KART $83.00, good condition. Call FA 2-3331. Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer 31. Poultry • Pels • Livestock IMITED NUMBER Boxpointi available, reaionable. Excellent family pet and watch dog. To •ee them ti to love them. Dog Houie Kennel, Fern Park. Ph. TE 8-3537. Robson Sportinjr Goods 30I-6-8 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-3961 II' CHRIS CRAFT Steering, windihleld. apeedometer Flret 8100 takea all. Act fait. Call FA 2-0933. AKC Miniature Dachihund weeki old, female. FA 2-3562. GOOD ikilng rig, 14' runabout, 35 h. p. Evinrude Lark, Gator trailer. FA 2-TIN. BOAT for fate. Hun: Apts. rh. FA 2-31TI. 32. Flowers • Trees • Shrubs II' PLYWOOD boat and Champ trailer $IM. FA 2-1768. QUALITY PLANTS FOR LESS! COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY W. 20th Sb Near Golf Courae Pb. FA 2-6906 38. Trailers • Cabanas UOUSETRA1LER for talc. Phono FA 2-T163. Confederate Jaiaina in Bloom, GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Grapevllle Ate. sear 20th i t 1958 STAR mobile home 10’ x 41’, 2 bedrooms, full aba appliances, bathroom, automatic washer. Full price $1,000. Lot 81, Park Avasue Traitor Pk. FA 2-8403. COCOA FORMOSA Palm Trees U’ tall. FA 2-2664. (# BITTER BLUE SOD «e per aq. It. Dutch Mill Nuraery, New Upaala Rd. lust oft 20th Sb Ph. FA 2-1787. 38. Furniture “ It cost ma a dime! Little girl said aha was working her way through Kindergartent" •ell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With The Cash. SUPER TO RESPONSIBLE PERSON ON­ TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. LY: Singer model 88 round bob­ MUST SELL at once; 1* pc. liv­ bin la excellent condition. Six ing room group. Someone to payments remaining at $3.10. take up payments at $8. Call Write Finance Manager, Box 11, e/o Herald. Casselberry eoUect-TB 8-1511. GARDEN TILLER with 40 Imple­ CUSTOM BUILT BEDDINO Mattress renovating. Expert Up­ ment! Including rotary and sleholstering. All Work Guaran­ kla mower. Call before 8 a. m. teed. Call Nix Bedding Mlg. or after S p. m. FA 2-8809 for Co., FA 2-2117, 1IU Sanford demonstration. Ave. POWER lawn mower, modern Used furniture, appliances, tools, fold dark green door and glass etc. Bought-Sold. Larry’* Mart, shower door, both now and very 211 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 1-4122 reasonable. After • p. m. Ph. FA 2-1374. • BIG VALUES USED Hetpotat clectrie stove $75. • QUICK CREDIT Phone FA 2 *222. O EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS READY MIXED CONCRETE Outdoor Table Top* 4 Seats WILSON - MAIER Lot Makars — Sills — Lintels New and Umd Furniture 811 E. First SL FA 1-5*22 Steps — Patio Blocks — Sand MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Ph. PA S-5TI IfiOLLAWAY, Hoapitel and Baby SO* Elm Art. Beds. Day, Weak, or M oatt- COKE machine, to FURNITURE CENTER $100, Ph. PA 2-44*4. UN Trench Are. WANTED; Someone te take ap Pk. pa s-nsa payment* on * complete rooms of furniture, monthly payment! *13.75. C«u Collect: Cteeelberry FACTORY TO YOU TE S-1I11. ALUMINUM BUND* _ Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom *4 GAL. garbage cans $34*. 16 rail with plaatte ends. Tissue Btaakot Apodal, S fsv $3. Armyor rayoa topee. Cotton or nylon Navy Surplus. St* Sanford Are. cord*. WHY slave over your figure work Benkarlk Glaoa and Paint Co. this hot weather. Wo have a *10 Magnolia Ph. PA 2-4632 number of used adding ma­ chine* In good running order and fully guaranteed: Burroughs, 3-column Adder $4150 Smith Corona Adder nearly new .................... *7.90 R. C. Allan with subtraction 74.50 Remington 10-hoy with attraction .................... 71.50 R. C. Allen Electric with snbtractlon .................... 79.50 A. W. Berkley Ueed Can, Of course we have plenty of now Inc. machines from $84.00 up, AH Imports ft Bporfa Cara machines subject to tax. HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. 17-81 . ° ^ Br 5 U,4 e R k tt 914 Magnolia Ave, PH. MI 4-5407 Sanford, Florida Barkley I960 RENAULT Dauphioe, aun roof, radio, $7*5. Sanford Motor WHEEL CHAtRS, crutches, canes Co., 1001 Sanford Ave. FA 2-4382 walkers, FREE DELIVERY BY OWNER: 1853 Chevy Bel Air Prescriptions our Specialty 8 cyL 4 dr. station wagon, radio FAUST'S Rx PHARMACY 4 heater, first -4575 takea It. Bid end Mellonvilla 313 E. 2nd St. 4U Park Ave., Ph. FA 2-7107 Apt. T, after S p. m. 1919 AUSTIN Healey 8000 Road­ ster for sale by original owner. HAVE IT piece stainless steel cookware act. 8 ply waterless, la original factory carton, was $148, sacrifice $39. WiU deliver. FA 2-8390. ■ FACTORY FRESH CARS. Wide $ •W ■'2!ft*' Tnu f *■ TRADE IN MERCHANDISE AU. MUST GOl Refrigerator $5.00, Electric Lawn ,\ T ■ Mower $5.00, Electric Stove $5.oo, Power Mower $1100, •« “ mrPower Mower $2040, Hand v '-"Jp ^ Lawn Mower $1.00, Boautifnl Refrigerator $8MI. REPOSSESSED MERCHANDISE | AL ttUSN SAYS* Power Mower 48140, Girls Bike Don't Mian The Great$$5.00, Record Player $1040. ont Used Car Sale In Power Mower $33.00, Electric The History Of Sanford. stove $1*0.00, Fewer Mower FREE P IC K UP fir DELIVERY Magnolia Phone FA 2-6321 within reaaen te ho tanaod dona. Houee Broomi VTe, Beth Scalte 424*, FUshUghta Me, Boys Bibs 4*5.23, Child1! Auto $$.$$, Picnic Table 4 Beach 422.00, Badmiton and VolleybaU got, both for $7.77, Barbecue Kite $2.44, Fold­ ing Tables $$4$, Play Tanti $449, Floor PoUabera $l$$$, Electric Can Opener $1141, Kit­ chen Clocks $24$, GE Vacuum Cleaner* $28 8!, 29” Window Fans $22.22, Boys or Girls 80“ Bikes *28.88, Roar Saat Speaker Kit $4.95, Large Lawn Sweep­ ers $18.88. FIRESTONE STORES ‘ 111 E. First St. Sonford, Florida 17 Cher. 1 Dr. B. Air A.T* P A , PJL, R. H. Factory Air Conditioned Was 1 W Now 10M ■ OPEN TILL * P. M. LOCAL OWNED CARS Going at Now or Never Prices! 61 FALCON 1 2-DOOR SEDAN. CorlathUn White. Grey latorter. • CyRUer, Standard Trans., Whitewall Tiro*, Air Cleaner, OU Flltac. Ike fcaalc car fee the.atrichly ptwmtmj mlndet.pem p. 61 GALAXIE TOW N SEDAN Afuamarlae Finish with asaUhlag laterier, * CyHttfw, Fecd-OMatte Tnum, Radio 4 Heater, Whitewall Tlraa, Rook-f* lights Rbctria Clock, Air Cteonor, OU Filter. ■ Clearance Sale | ■ Prices Like This | 1 | f | C O M P A N Y DEM O NSTRATO RS | II 61 FORD FAIRLANE ■ * | . ® 2-DOOR. Cortathlaa While, Grey Interior, 4 Cykstw, SionSard Traaa* Bteetate Windshield Wipers, Padded Daak 4 Vtoma, Whitewall Tires, Wheel Coven, Air Cleaner, 0 0 Filter. An­ other book ecosMMoy car with n teak of Ini ary. By Any Ford Dealer or Competitive Dealer in Central Forida! you think you can’t afford to trada, wo will prova to you thnt You Can't Afford NOT TO TRADE. Coma in and lot ua ahow you howl IF YO U D O N 'T LIKE 61 FORD SU N U N ER Chesapeake Blue Flakh, Blue Intatter, V* Bailee, Ferd-fV Matlc, Power Steering, Kedlo 4 Heater, Whitewalls, Electrie Wludehlrld Wipera, Padded Da>h 4 Vlaora, Wheal Cetera, Air Cleaner, Oil Filter, Back-up Lights, Htectrte Cteck. An Ideal Car Far The Florida San Lovers. 61 FORD GALAXIE CLUB VICTORIA. Wilts over Oeeapeako Moo, • Cylinder, Ford-O-Matk, Heater, Radio, Power Steering, Tinted GLaee, White* •!la. Body Molding. Electric Windshield Wipera, Pad** Daah 4 Vlaora, Air Lead, Wheel Cortra, Air Ckaaer, OU Fil­ ler, Back-up Light*, Electrte Clock. OUR DEALS LOW M ILE A G E CARS M A K E US A N OFFER! Mattress Renovation W# will ggkilM fm t «U Uaernprlng mattrunn In took aad fad Ilk* m w I Where apring unit it t W *5 extra. lectiea of paint and equipment. Ineluding air conditiomiag. Ne deal I | a 1 _ This Week Only. During | | Our Fnbuleua Mid-Year I R E C O N D nlO N ID 2nd. A Yes, Fred ts reutly riding high on the hog. He's gone HOG WILD tgaln and really ROOTING FOR NEW BUSINESS, ir you don't believe ft go down to Strleklnnd-Morriaon, he'll show yon how to BRING HOME THE BACON! Written Foctory Warranty M CHEVROLET I Dear V-*, P/Glld*........ . I f BUICK Hardtop Sport Coup* ....______ ___ W FORD * Door V-8, Aatornatie ____ _________ »• PLYMOUTH FUBY, Spurt Coupe, Air Cond. „ i* CHEVROLET 4 Dear V-S, Power Glide ______ U CHEVROLET Impnln Sport Cpe. Air Cond..... 58 CHEVROLET Convertible, New Top, V-8, P/O .. 18 DODGE Slatten Wagon, V-f Automatic...... ...... 88 FORD t Door V-8, Automatic ....— ___ _______ 17 FORD Victoria Cpo* Automatic, P. gtoorlag__ 17 CADILLAC Convertible, Power ....__ ______ .... IT CADILLAC 4 Door, Power, Air Cond, .™ ____ IT FORD Rtetten Wagon. V-8, Automatic______ ... M CHRYSLER Station Wagon, Ante, Power Beat M MERCURY 4 Door. Automatic, P/Stoarteg___ M OLD*MOBILE Holiday Hardtop, Automatic... 5* FORD Victoria Spurt Cpe., V-8, Auto._______ 54 FORD Italian Wagon, V-I, Automatic______ H DODGE Linear BpL Coupe, Automatte______ •4 VOLKSWAGEN ----------------------- „----------------IS CHEVROLET g Cyltader, I Door Hardtop____ •I CADILLAC 4 Door, Power, Air Cond........ ......... II PLYMOUTH 8 Cylinder Standard. 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Jaaatf, 1H1 Washington Taking On Continental Air ■ y HOC WEST WASHINGTON (UPl) - In the eyes of Europeans, and many American sophisticates, Washing­ ton is n rather provincial city, lacking In old world grace and charm. A law yean ago, this may have boon a valid observation, but net any. more. For one reason or an­ other, the U. S. capital la rapidly developing a cosmopolitan, conti­ nental air. For Instance, when you cross a street here nowadays you gel a nostalgic fasting that aay mo­ ment yon might he ran over by some clown in a sports car. It used to be that an American pedestrian had to go to Paris to get hit by a (ports car.' Thai shows bow far wa have coma in shucking off our bumpkinlsh ways. It's true that the tail drivers here haven't yet perfected the rhythmic bonking technique that mkkea motoring In the French capital inch a stimulating exper­ ience. Bat they are teaming fait. I notice at I wheat about (ha city that the cabbtei are begin* ntng to honk at me when my quaint old aedan italla in the mid* die of the atrect. Time yai when they limply would have given me a puifc. That a)so is a sign that we are ealchihg op the Parisians in lead­ ing the good life. But what really Impressed me with our progress Jn acquiring el vie poise and elan was a public hearing I attended on a proposal before the District of Colombia Board of Commissioners to per­ mit sidewalk cafes In Washing­ ton. Amigos, If this one paseea, we are in. With sidewalk cafes, Washington would become the most sophisticated metropolli cast of Culpepper, Va. The first •applicant for a side­ walk cafe license Is the owner of a restaurant which fronts on Pennaylrania Avenue about two blocks tram the White Hcuee. It is his notion that tourists, shoppers and commuters woulfB enjoy sipping their Metncal at an outdoor'table, overlooking a traf­ fic Jam. This location baa the added ad­ vantage of being next door to a parking garage. Thus there would be a ready source of supply for mashed potatoes garnished with carbon monoxide. FRESH DRESSED & DRAWN FIA. CRADE "A" CR GA GOVT INSPECTED FRYER on. LEGS « BREASTS G TH E PUNCH LIN E o f ■ T ill Tales C ontest appeared In this form nt San­ ford Grammar School last W ednesday where summer recreation sessions are being conducted each weekday m orning. D irector V irgil D uffel) report­ ed that dean Carter and Lam ar O xford cam e up w ith the contest winning . 'sto rie s. (H erald Photo) 5 Blue Ribbon Quality Controlled Oviedo Students Bid Grammar School 'Aloha' To Classmates ’ * - Vtrgfl Duffell, director of recreation activities now mulerwsy it Sanford Grammar School, said today that all youngsters, from those who will enter the Bret grade la September to these wbe era In the sixth grade, are Invited to Join the dally sessions. isssteaa open each day at 0:N a. m. sad last until ll:M a. m. Tbs summer program Includes e variety of athletic contests, games, group sad individual, and e complete curriculum of aria and srafte work. Also, ss aa extra activity about three times weekly* Duffall said such events as trea­ sure hunts, wiener route, sack htnebei, tall tales contests and a host of other entertalnmeata are scheduled ter the children's on^Working with* buf tell am Mrs. Ann Ismuala and Tnvy Chrtetanera. i Whipped evaporated milk does•’(.keep its thick consistency at well ae whipped cream. So if it has to (tend awhile, follow this procedural Scald the milk end add H teaspoon of gelatin soaked in > teaspoons of eold water to each l h cups of milk. Chill thoroughly end whip. ' By MARIAN R. JONES Oviedo's Junior High Eighth Omten bid “Aloha" to their classmates at a danea In tha school cafetorium transformed to n beautiful Hawaiian Isle forth* location. A triple-tiered fountain wee sur­ rounded with potted palme, water liltee, potted tropical plants and numerous conch sheila, placed advantageously about the room, added to the decor. . Overhead were laatecua and baP loans and each table waa overlaid with a white cloth and waa eontend with green and pii£ candles. Tha refreshment table w u Steak Dinner centered with a howl of tragical fruit flanked by glewlag red Up­ on. Miniature bottles of cologne and combe wen favors and aaeh boy and girl attending received • record. Additional gifts won given to those getting lucky num­ ber* from the overhead balloons which worn retea sod Instantan­ eously nt a given signal and ecusad much merriment u the scram­ ble get underway ter their capturn. ; Homeroom teacher* of th* seventh and eighth grades wa bonorqd guests for tha avast Jar which Mrii Jen I. Beasley Jra* general chairmen and assistants were Mrs. Theodore Aells Jr„ Mrs. M m Courier, Mrs. James Partin and Mrs. Weatey V. terra- OVER I f B b® 8 » 8 M B r CH ECK THESE VALUES IT UNTO : GKHT YBARB el Pint and Palmetto ■ (Along Side Fete Offtee) Tbs “ bring your own steak" meeting scheduled by the Pilot Club at the home of Mrs. Raymond Ball, la Lake Mary* has base postponed. Instead the group will meet >V the horn* of Mrs. George Ada*, 4J* Summerlin Av*., Tuesday at liM p.m. A piedte supper will be ■•rved In the garden by Mrs. Stine and co-hostesssa Mrs. B. I . Chapm u and Mrs. Sue Stevenson. SANFORD, FURNITURE H OZ CANS mnems CHICKEN OF THE StA CRON LABEL TUNA FISH 2 j b i6 > n m W ill DM 11 VKUAHJS B A B Y U M A S • OAEEN M A S M 1XH> VEGETABLES • CUT COEN < •at OAUum row s w erotu. iu twf f uw el m Mw-ptlea t*U, TavndvfbifU-iiHaSfed wssaoct,ssS sew A tf*i>d If Sws evw was seat LADY FAIR PlA!N-CINNAMON-POUtt¥ttD w o* U M IT-G WITH i f ■ a- a* SeirUadw sat la 7*ar fclriarf. W P O ftO B A MACAROONCUPCAKESS329* Tfcoreh a fresher huendinOer.oP • buybuEcmr Yet fruits & Vegetables! sourw* Inour it* * -y ,, 3E VT ■=y r* r . V A, * % \ A . »- • �■^v*. M a& 'Vr 8T' ~ ••• —■V ! it J A Eli? j. ix WEATHER: Cloudy through Wednesday. High today, 88-94. Low tonight, 70-75. VOL. 53 ★ " United Press Leased Wire ★ A. M. Special Tf i ify j jfy .jW •- i 4 v MNtomRy ! “§**??* -* f „b< H Ju>1 i» 'V• *. o' ■ *’ ' /*, jUnMaJ f M iy *w k is j . " h i * w3 ■"‘A \ *- ft ★ Mm" J it » S T '- *v . j b is ^ CAPT, MBS. EDWARDS opened gifts from the armed forces committee o f the Chamber o f Commerce Monday as one highlight o f the farewell luncheon for the departing skipper of Heavy Attack Wing One. I 1 THE CITY OP SANFORD offered one o f the resolutions commending Capt. Edwards for his efforts in continuing “ tho excellent relations be­ tween Navy personnel and civilian population." Mayor Joe Baker read the citation, which was of several given Edwards. • ' J NEW YORK (UP!) - Federal factfinders step Into the national maritime walkout today, opening bearings that eould produce n Teft-Hartiey Injunction forcing an-g ry seaman to untla strike-idled •ehlpo for at least SO days. Tha three-member panel Presi­ dent Kennedy appointed voder the Taft-Hartley Act Vo sift facta in the strike of 73,000 teamen astern* bled la New York preparatory to beginning bearing! this afternoon. Kennedy aaked the panel to re­ port te him by Trlday on issues J * the dispute and alatua of atte m p ts to aettla the’ 12-day walk­ out which the President said hai reached the etage of endangering national haalth and safely. Once the report la In, the Presi­ dent U expected \o order Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy to seek s federal court injunction ordering strikers beck to work for sa SO-day cooling off period during w hich • negotiated settlement ^vould be sought. Although * union lenders were unanimous ' Is denouncing Ken­ nedy's invoking the Tafl-Hartley Act. there was no indication they would attempt to thwart the fact­ finders mission by defytag the executlvs order setting up tbs panel . . s a l ordering the barings. But several unions have threat­ e n e d to fight any injunction all Hhe way to the Supreme Court. |ph E. Casey, president ef American Merchant Marine _____ fAMMI), the largest ohfpawwn' group, promised that managament would give “full co­ te the factfinders. • M g O H fc U **!« *- ttfe.', JB*lker also sueseed Jo bar letlet that if the board of equillaatjita bearing la held Aug. It will be possible to get ook » tbe tax collector by the book November 1 for regular eollectlon." mm®Study Of Stock Market Law Asked * IJv ‘ Tit. LwjEMtlBip wSV 1 >1 * , % mm w tv**■'>** .trffima * i yf. . tmw&Mm l - -V r ir W Cm v -vSb BHWLv A SURPRISE PRESENTATION was made to Cdr. Jack Langford, Hatwing One operations officer, when James Wright, president o f the Central Fla. Chapter, Navy League, gave him a citation for hia “ outstanding con­ tribution to ths understanding o f the American way o f life." (Herald Photos) New Oral Polio Vaccine Hailed As Cure By A M A NEW YORK (UPI) — Tbe American Medical Association drug council reported today that the m w Sabin oral polie vaccine “promts an opportunity to elim­ inate poliomyelitis as a signifi­ cant public health problem." U urged physicians to take tbe lead is sparking man commun­ ity vaccination when tbe new ? vaccines become available. How­ . A delegation ef eitiaen* from ever,. until that time doctors encourage the widest pos­ today presented the County Commission with a petition sible use ef tbe talk . vaccine, It ■ ftttf tbs “deplorable conditions" of Lake Mills Rd. sad urged the ‘iBe Sabin vaccine ia swallowed. Musty to fix the road "immed- Tbe Salk vaccine is injected. It has been in use since US3. Re­ % lely." IBs petition, signed by Vf per- porting to the policy-tasking song. filed the "hasardooa eondl- boose of delegatee of the AMA, H w tlena sf (he read sod the menace tbe council on drop pointed out: ‘“ Since Salk vaccine generally Is Ms sad property." District 4 Commissioner Vernon fade to protect against alimen­ Di m assured the delegation that tary infection with wild polioMills Ed. Is ia hie road budget virus, the immunised individual and wtB be improved ia the aaar css become a temporary abedder future or, aa soon aa funds are of polio virus." Thus, while protected against ^Tillable. Xhuluota Road Repairs Urged ‘ ★ Tax Aiaeisor Mary Earle Walker Informed the county commlnlonera today that they could plan oa holding the board of equalisation hearing Aug. IS af­ ter she aaked for a 30-day extrnaioo on preparation of the 1041 tax roll. The board, by a 4-1 majority, voted for granting the extension despite protests from District I Commissioner John Fltapatrick that the budget appropriation! for the next fiscal year would be de­ layed. In a two-page lettar to the commission, Mrs. Walker laid that "U ia Impossible to give you an estimate on tbe INI tax roll. 1 baarby request a 30-day exten­ sion from the Flret ef July to complete tbe preliminary work which la necessary to present the required estimate." Fltapatrick asked the board to table eclion on granting the ex­ tension pending study but tbe board agreed to go along after chairman J. C. Hutchison said Mrs. Walker had inured him she would only need 30 additional days. Fltapatrick said that one of hia campaign promises waa to put the county on a good sound business basis. !|f>; MH 'A f.-e'1 js i fV J i 'j l tJJrj!(^tSN^RVfWtWaVrw'ANN «<fWlNBr* ★ Tax Equalization Hearing Seen By August 15 ** paralylhie polio, those inoculat ed with tbe Salk vaccine could peas it on to other*, the report indicated. Tbe new oral vaccines "render tbe Intealinel tract relatively re­ silient to reinfection with the same type of virus," the report ■aid. "Moreover, the persieteaee of immunity induced by tbe oral vaccines may be of much loogar duration than la the ease with Salk viccIm : and, is fact, tbs persistence of immunity may con. cclvably approach that induced by natural infaction ia type, de­ gree, and duration." Plane Skids In MIAMI (UPI) — A Portuguese military plane with fivs man aboard belly-landed on a cushion of f a n Monday si Miami Inter­ nstiee* I Airport after gear failure. No qm was hurt. Established 1908 TUESDAY, JUNE 27. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA WASHINGTON (UPI)-Chair­ man William L. Cary of the Se­ curities and Exchange Commission urged Congress today to approve a <760,000 study of tbe nation's stock markets to d e t e r m i n e whether the mice and Igwa gov­ erning sales are adequate. Cary, citing the tremendoue In­ crease In ehsrabolders and trading volume during the lait few years, said "tbs possibility exists that these factore may have ltd to questionable merchandising tech­ niques." 111! 8EC chairman said e "thor­ ough study of the over-the-counter market . and > ef the exchangee would be deoirebU at this time." Ashby Fire Tower Back In Operation Tbe Ashby Fire Tower, located on Farmlngtoa Rd. about alx miles northeast of Osteea, Is re­ paired and back in operation to­ day after toeing its radio unit and watar heater when lightning hit Urn tower during n Ihuoda storm Friday. Ranger Raymond Pell, who bad descended from tbe tower 'only momenta before the bolt struck, a abort while later waa called from hi# homo to Oaten to ex­ tinguish • biasing tree also kit by lightning. Tractor Bargain Talks May Resume KEY WEST (UPI) - Premier Fidel Caattw’e "prisoner commis­ sion" hoped to bear today wheth­ er there to any prospect of re­ viving hia moribund prlsooera-tortractor# deal. John Hooker, executive secre­ tary of the fund-raising commit­ tee that disbanded when Castro began boosting hia ransom de­ mands, may return from Miami today with the word oa whether it will resume its activities. U 8. Immigration officials de­ nied Monday night that the doctttoo an farther negotiations rests with President Kennedy. Herlong Urges Cuba Action . Congressman Syd Herlong a i l ­ ed; Monday for positive U. S. ac­ tion In Cube and said America should put humanitarian research ahead of the rare in space. Departing from his prepared speech at a luncheon honoring out­ going Heavy Attack Wing One Bulletin lha Mato R ad Department today aeoptod l o tow bM ef Baa Marco Construction Co. of M. Augustine for the widening of W. First M. to the new lateratato Hwy. 4. Tbe Ban Marco bid waa Met,04 and Included tovaltog, grading, paving tad mm concrete box cnivert on tho 3.T toilet of SR ta, the exten­ sion of W. Firet M. from French Art. to tfi* oew interstate highway. News Briefs Jets Collide CHARLOTTSVILLE, Va. (UPI) —Two Air Force jets collided and plunged to earth from an altituda of 37,000 feet Monday, One of the pilots waa unable to eject from bis plane and was killed. Succeeds Daniel TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gert If. W. Schmidt, a Jacksonville tractor dealer, will succeed J. J. Daniel of Jacksonville July 1 aa a member of tbe Slate Board of Control. Daily Flights > MIAMI (UPI, — Pan American World Alrwaya resumed daily flights between Miami and Ha­ vana today. Two round trip flights will be run today and Wednesday, Pan American said, with one round trip flight oach day Ubginnlng^hdredfPM-. Acrv » New Boss JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Rear Adm. Joseph M, Carton was ex­ pected to arrive in Jacksonville today to take over as commander of Fleet Air Jacksonville snd Commander of Naval Air Bases, Sixth Naval District. Carson, far­ mer commander of Naval forces in the Philippines, replaces Rear Adm. Kennoth Craig, who retired May 31, * Saratoga At Mayport JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Tbe Navy aupercarrier USS Saratoga docked Monday at Mayport Naval Station, where it will remain unlit it embark* on a shakedown cruise and rcfrtihsr training exercise July I. Tbs Saratoga arrived from Norfolk Naval Shipyard where it underwent three months of repair work. Tb* carrier waa damaged In January neat’ Athens, Greece, by a flash fire that killed seven men and Injured 33 others. DynaIronies Sets July 13 Meeting For Stockholders The flret annual meeting of the stockholders of DjmatrOnlre, Inc., has been scheduled July IS In Or­ lando, according to Parker Paint­ er Jr* president of tho corpora­ tion. Rix directors of tba corporation will b* elected at tbe stockhold­ er'! meotiag, and financial auto­ mata for the past fiscal yaar ellstributod. Painter win dlaeust the past and jfuture growth of the corporation 4 The corporation, which offered public it*k for Vba first time earlier this year, to hutrumenU! in rei Marsh, development and manufacturing, in support of the nation* mlssii# snd speck rffoiu. Established in Central Florida la 1097, tbs firm now employs in ■gees* of 100 person* and re­ cently opened a Pacific Division in Van Nuys, Calif, Plea Agdinst Rider Arrest Is Denied JACKSON, Mis#. (UP1)-A fedoral Judge today denied a plea which challenged the constitution •lliy of Mississippi'* arrests of “ Freedom Rider*." District Judge Sidney Mis* of Bitoil, Mile* said U would be improper tor him to gran a writ ti habeas oorpua gafit the matter (a takes through tlto Mississippi atata courts. commander, Capt. F. G. Edwards, Herlong aid, “we must stop pus­ sy-footing around In Cuba. We know that the Cuban* have n Com­ munist government end it Just won’t pay to make any deala with that kind of governmotit for treetore or anything alsa. TV* moat move In on Cuba and ■hoar signs of strength in Latin America," Herlong said. Herlong alto said ha waa t^red of U. &. competition In the space race, “ We're like little boys-the Rueatana announce a moon shot and, sure enough, we fbftow ft wp with our Intentions. “ Why can't wa say, 'let the Rads shoot a man into spare,' we are going to try and euro cancer 1" "Wa should work for the good of ths entire f r a world end taka tho first step In tho humanity rare," Herlong said. City To Negotiate On Plans ForSewageTreatment Plant City Commissioners Monday night agreed to negotiate with tho engineers Clark, Daly and Dicta and Leffler and Bush to plan and design a sewage treat­ ment plant tor Sanford and agreed to build a plant “ aa toon as it la feasible." City Manager W. E. Knowles tokl the commission that tho city's fiscal agent Loomle Lady, will meet to special session with the board next Monday to discuss method* of financing auch a plant. All five city commissioners agreed Monday that Sanford's growth will be stifled • by not having a sewage treatment plant. The commission already had dis­ cussed Investigation of tho coats Khrushchev Hints Deadline Extension BERLIN (UPI) - Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita S. Khrushchev dropped another hint Monday night that hd might extend hia deadline for signing a peace treaty, with East Germany. In a telegram to East German chief of stale Waller Uibricht, Khrushchev sa|d the Commu nlst nations would “ do their ut most te sign one by the end of this year." West Berllnar* noted today that this fell abort of saying flatly ft would be an accomplished fact by Jan. 1. Communist diplomats In varloui capitals of lha world have "leak­ ing" to Western correspondents (ho Information that Moscow wuuld like to negotiate with the West over the status of Berlin and Urn division of Germany. This la known In tlw world of diplomacy aa tbe “ trial balloon" —to see how the opposition re­ acts. The West still la talking over Its strategy. ,Th* West would be wary of en­ tering another negotiating session with tba Communists in tho light of recent Russian performances In tho conferencei on nuclear weap­ ons and Laos. A IMS Big Four foreign minis­ ters conference in Geneva came to naught on Gw issue of Borlln. Khrushchev's telegram, thank­ ing tho East Germans tor- their good wlthee on the 30th anniver­ sary last week of the Natl Inva­ sion of Russia, bristled with the usual epietheta against West Ger­ many and Chancellor Kbnrad Ade­ nauer. He a id the Bonn government was planning a new war la con­ spiracy with NATO and the en­ tire Soviet bloc was "obligated to fight for the maintenance of p a c t." and poaalbl* ways of financing a primary plant after the Stale Board of Health told the commis­ sion It would not approv* any further extension of the city sewer FASTEST M A N — Air Korea MaJ. Robert White was a happy test pilot ns ha talked to tba press at Ed­ wards Air Force itaae, Calif., 1 m.p.D. plana. Prospects Good For Old Age Bill WASHINGTON (UPI) - Prospacts appeared good today that a blU to Increase Social Security benefit! for 4.4 million persona will get to the Whit* House by Thunday. T1>« Senate passed tho bill 30-0 Monday sod ' sent it to a HouieSenate conference commute* to work out differences with a mea­ sure passed earlier by the House. Chancee ware belter than SO-SO that the committee, under ad ministration pressure, would draft a compromise so tbe bill could b* approved by Congress Thun­ day—tho day before legislators begin leaving for a long Fourth of July holiday. If the legislation la delayed until Congress gets back, lha fil­ ler cheek* would not go out until tho first week of October, If tho bill bocomes law this week, tho chocks will b* In tho mall tbe first wook of September. Tb* legislation, on President Kennedy's Uet of 14 priority bUla, would allow aoa lo retire at aga 43. They m w muii wait until they are IS, although women already can retire at 42Man retiring at 41 would got go per cent of ilia monthly benefits .hey would here received had they waited until they wore 43, Proposal For Cty Front lines until a plan la submitted for a plant. Among the'aourcaa of revenue tho city had discussed In financing the plant are dgaret tax, utility tax, parking meters and electrical franchise. In other bualnua, tb* am mis­ sion rejected all bids on chairs for tb# commlaaJon chamber* and agreed ta readrertise for the chairs with specifications that they all bare.upholstered backs.' Tbe board alto rejected bids oa cu t Iron pip* and awarded lha low bid of Hughs# Supply of Orlando for valrea and looting for lha city's watar 11m at a coat of <1.370. and thro# hydrant* at a cost of < t« from Bon F. tirabbu Inc. of Orlando. Texas Flood Woes Past $1 Million Ry United Prom Flood damage In North Taxes soared paat <1 million today in storm* that spirited Acfosa tha South with -ith enough firry to flgtj** farm building jildlngl* ia North tfrotiakr la to# Dakotas, horde* of greathoppers thrived on blistering Iteat that baked thousand* of acres ad farm and valuable rangeland. XutomoJogiats at North Dakota State University a id virtually awry cqunty to tba atata waa threatened by tho insect invasion. Elsewhere the nation's weather at midweek included wktoapread afternoon and evening tenderthowera to tha Rocky Mountain states, moat at tba Great Plato# and lb* Mississippi Valley and tho Orest Lahti Temperatures reached ISI to Daatb Valley, Calif., Monday and dipped to 47 at Pallaton, Mich, Monday night. Army engineers set a <l million damage animate on torrential rains of tba past three days to tha Tcxaa Panhandle and tea Fort Worth suburb of Richland Hllla. Scores of evacuated families re­ turned to Richland Hllla homes despite; a forecast of more rain today. Coff«a Club Sets Fete For W ing's New Commander Capt Joseph Tally, who took over today aa oomamndor at Heavy Attack Winy Oac, wifi bn guest of honor at tba June m at­ ing of too Ooffa Gleb scheduled for 10 a. m. Thunday at the Chamber of Common* Building. Capt Tally will be accompanied by officer* of his staff end several newcomers to tho area will slat bo welcomod. * 11 - 1 f,* Board To Ask For Furniture Bids: The County Commlstten today ‘ to edrertiaa tor Wdi far offteo furniture for tho saw aonaty aubject to approval by tba eom- jail and bids tor a new radio towor miastoMra of financing, construc­ tor tea facility. tion plan* and proposed opera Is other iha ’ agreed to erect fire m ite------He ostbsaUd that lha maitos jus m tore# streets ta ton LAht would cost approximately fUJMQ. of tot Woods area and agrood is A ,30-yoar toast was asked an give ’ton lamtoato Iwim Ada*. lb* property altar tba marina plana are approved by the city. Tha city would receive a share of tha profits nr a sot rental foe from tba marina, whichever U CUieUM chose, seder tha proposal. Flats for the marina outlined ia ton proposal would make it "tha hub of waterway activity far all ad Central Florida," with a program of special areola for boaters spread through sad receiving Urge ■ motion to attract visitor* ta the city. waterfront. • B fe n * .............■ -■ f..a « i | Marina Is Endorsed City Commissioners Monday night gave unanimous endorse­ ment to modernisation of the Sanford lakefront when they, agreed to grant a 40-day option to Jack Trim of Sanford to toaaa tho bandsh*U and boat ramp and establish a boat marina on the property. Trim, la a six page mama to lb* commission, askad tb* board to grant a leas* an tb* property la Its present stain and approve removal of Urn “ so-called band■bell and replacement of it with two buildings on tha pier." Ho also proposed modification of tbe launching ramp aod In­ stallation ef dock apace tor M to tag boats. This work would bn dona at M cost to lha. city, but would ha f Herald Index . . NO. 222 ★ Tee ms park free end etvrekanta ere offering special a te Iteme Wedneedey morning ia the downtown Sanford shopping dis­ trict. Cheek Page IS of today's Herald for obme of the bergalne which will bo ovallaMo. -^ ■ '^ V 'v T O #m tfrirb Ifm tlft . • t ' •i i k ij VI f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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