6 10 194 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d1960d27b41cb9a210cde1ffa832bbc8.pdf 5659c0c96a48c5057b7e47d4f3f3669d PDF Text Text •-----i • ■ s-,.i * V * M IN I Mom For Cam ivol' Schoolhotise Sels Open House On Wednesday bring mate t* told tto** eUiwt twe eights tick week {root T to •:M p.ra, Tto Instructor will to Mrs. Es­ ther William* of tto Semlnol* High fscuhy. Mr*. William* to a grad* uata of tto Urimrity of Paorto Ut CAROL iSTSOIT LmHm of tto Htoby Craft Club, dieting toot Wednesday at tto Clto ’CattoriM tm ta CtoluoU, plumed to taka aa actlra part hi tto community*! amraal Fall Car* Tto Littl* Rod flehooltous* will DOW HI f u l l I t o taxt win to tto Borltta "Self-Teacher la Spanish,” pub* Ustod by Browet and Dunlap. Tto tost a*11a for $3.00 and tto only ottor cost will to a rogtotratlon ft* of ttto . Tto night* on which tto claaaaa arc told win to do* tarmlncd at tto organisational mooting Monday. Information on this cours* I* available from E. 8. Douglau, Dl* raetor of Vocational and Adult Ed* aha). llvllfw, WMUM* day at tto school on tto earner of Palmetto and Sixth St, from T:J0 to • p.m. Tto pobUc la invited and spec­ ial Invitation* are being extended to the aervkn clubs and organi­ sation* which have given dm*, work and money to tto aupport and maintenance of tto school far retarded children. Tto Seminole Association lor Retarded Children and tto teacher and volunteer* of tto school will to tto hosts tor tto open hen** and refreshments wiR bo served during tto evening. 'Hi* chib will conduct a booth with Hi m taaludtng atuffod toy*, totjr billows, apron*, crocheted fa ifln , pillow ***** and many * >. 4 handmado article* for sale, S S 3 m & X - West claimed Proaidont Kennedy's United Xatiees speech today, de­ scribing it so "Impressive,1 jostle" sad "sold.” Even unofficial Soviet praised what they took to be in­ dications of “ increasing U. f . flexibility" ha foreign affairs. De­ spite seme d&mtc&j from Rus­ sian policy, these Moscow sources said, tto speech appeared "mod­ erate and conciliatory No official Soviet reaction was available immediately. Tto Mos­ cow Communist organ Pravda carried a IS-word dispatch on page 8 reporting that tto speech had been mads, but fid not meat Tto Chinese Communists harsher. 'Tto Red newspaper Ta Kong, published in Bong Rang, dismiss­ ed the speech as "empty propa­ ganda, u usual.” Tto Commnnist publication made no mention of Kennedy's comments on Commu­ nist infiltration of Sooth Viet Nam. On* of tto few official com­ ments available Monday came from Cambodia's Prince Sihan­ ouk, who met Ecactdy eftrr tto speech. He said tto address was “ a very good speech, with a very wise point of view and logical, too." London newspapers received tto speech warmly. Tto Daily Herald, formar pub­ lication of tto Laborito opposition, called It a "bold plan for safer world . . . President Kennedy could at least to confident to car­ ried tto ' neutral countries with "This la tto clearest, most for­ ward-looking declaration of Amor, lean foreign policy since tto cold war began,” said tto pro-Labor tabloid Daily Mirror. Tto independent conservative Dally Talagraph said "then was no mistaking his fervent sincer­ ity." la Tarts, tfce ncwspjpcr <>*mbat said tto speech was "perfect­ ly adapted . . . to tto African and Asian delegations which now con­ stitute a majority of tto UN Gen­ eral Assembly.” Newspapers In Germany, cur­ rently tto principal eoekpit of tto cold war. focused their comments on specific issues. Tto newspaper Allgemtine ef Frankfurt praised tto “forthrigktness” with which Pneident Ken­ nedy "shrugged eff tto separate peace treaty threatened between Russia and Rad Germany . * . a* a ‘paper pact” * Newspapers In threatened Ber­ lin Itself were concerned by what 6 they regarded .a* Kennedy's fail­ ure to atato clearly Ms policies on oomo phases *f to German question. "Whpt wm realhr need In ---boor is an official statement from Washington t* to wtottor tto freedom of West Berlin atorid to bought nt tto prieo of r im ila tfen of Gorman wunifleriton" said tto Morgcnpoet * This was an ovidcnl reference to weekend Washington reports that tto United State* was pre­ paring to agree to some farm of recognition ef Communist Germany. CASH PRIZES WEEKLY 3rd Annual FOOTBALL CONTEST Bob Crumley Agency FA 2-0375 Atlantic Bank 210 week (in accordance with Contest Rules be­ low) a i follows: 1st PRIZE: $10,2nd. PRIZE: KENTUCKY VB. 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RICE �t — —■■■ 11 WEATHER: Shower* through Thursday. High today. 85-90. Low tonight* 70-75. VOL. 53 United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1961 Polling The County Redistricting Com |the 1,000 voters will be notified mine* today announced new pre by poit card in the 'very near cinet polling place, that will go futaure" of Ihelr precinct change. 1 Serving on* the redmricting into effect Jan. 1 for 1,000 of the committee with Mrs. Bnice is 17,000 registered voters la the County Engineer Csrlton Bliss county. snd Zoning Director Robert Sup*, of Registration Camilla I Brown Bruo* rvponed this morning that) Seven new precinct* were created by the redistricting com- UNITED FUND CAMPAIGN WORKERS get to work in earnest as they open their'campaign headquarters office in the former bookkeeping de­ partment of the old Florida State Bank Building at 103 W. First St. Sec­ retary. Mrs. Mary Higgins checks the files with UF President Bill Bentley sa Campaign Chairman. Sonny Raborn geta busy on the telephone and publicity chairman. Joe Leary starta putting up the national poster. (Herald Photo) Jet Fuel Ship Burns, Sinks; 1 Dead* 27 Hurt SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 288 Listed mRtee Including five In the Saoford area, one in Casselberry and one hi Fern Park. Last year there were only 18 precincts. Precincts and polling places are: 1—State Farmers Market, southwest corner of French Ave. and 13th St., Sanford; Precinct 2 —Scout building at th* rear of Lake Monroe School; Precinct 2 —Home demonstration Center. Piecieet 0— Altamonte Springsi Fire House; Precinct 2— Oviedo Town Hall; Precinct I — Geneva Lommunity House; Precinct 7— Giuluota, old school house; Precinct •— GoMenrod Com­ munity House; Precinct 9—Longwood Town Hall; Precinct 10— Lake Mary Fire Station; Pre­ cinct It— Altamonte Community House; Precinct 1*—Forest City, Precinct II—Longwood Element­ ary School; Precinct 14 — Lyman School Gym; Congress Quits; Senate 'Howls' Precinct 12— National Guard Armory in Sanford; Precinct It— Bear Lake, Florida Power Lounie; Precinct 17— Caiaalberry Fire Station; Precinct It— Farmers Auction Market oa Fwy. 17-92; Precinct It— Seminole High School; Precinct 20— U ps'la Presbyterian Church; Precinct 21— St. Johns Builders, Builder* Model House; Precinct 21— Jew. ufv Educat'.ooif Building oa the northeast corner at Magnolia Ave. and Itth St. In Sanford; "Precinct 23— Fern Park, Prairie Lake Lagion Hall. J V U V A ... MOREHEAD CITY, N.C. JUPD A apcctacular fire fed by a ahip load of high octane and jet avia­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Congreaa ended ita longest tion fuel burned out of control for session in 10 yeura today with the Senate howling in rage at more then 12 hours today. One ■y LARRY VKR8UEL NEW DELHI (U PI) — Indian man was killed and ai least 27 the House’* crafty tactics on the final bill. Nobody asked me, but did the Prime Ministar Jawabarlat Nehru Injured in the explosions and fir* <The House went home early, and as a result the Senate Tuesday apparently ruled out any that turned a 800-fool tea-going County Commission get Civil De­ went home mail. chance of hU becoming w u e ttry tanker into a white hot blast fur fense approval before they agreed The Senate quit at 5:16 a. m. adjourning Congress until general of tho United Nations. nice. to advertise for the purchase of 13 next January. Tha Houi* had adThe fuel-fed flames were shoot­ radio units? • • • ing 72 to M feet high above the journed sine die at 3:20 a. m. EST, COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) - Th* charred tanker, US NS Potomac, It stems tha County Commission a move that nearly stalled final aground only about 100 yards is unhappy about all the time president of tho American Can. Communlcstloa between the adjournment. By JANE CASSELBERRY from storage tanka containing 22 taken up by citizens at board cer Society said Tutsday that County Cemmiasion snd the var­ The Senate's testy temper had drug treatment ot cancer la near A formul meeting o f property owners of Winter Park million gallons of fuel oil. meetings and Tuesday voted tq been fueled by th* fact it had tha point of being an effcctlvo ious mayors, individually and col­ I)r. between Hibiscus Rd. nml Mnrigold Rd. in the Queen's The white-hot hall of Ike 880- limit the time for each complaint been In continuous session for 10 cure of the disease. foot tanker had crarked scrota lectively, does not exist, four may­ Mirror South area o f Casselberry was held Tuesday night to lo 20 minutes . . . What we would hours and 18 nlinutea before ad­ the middle and settled te the ors sgrecd at a meeting Tuesday discuss the possibility of paving this section of Winter Park like to kftow la . . . W-w-w-h-h-abottom, it* stern Jetting ay. journing. But moat o f th* anger a-t hap-pe-n-a l-f o-n * of o-u-r la Sanford. The fire ted on quantities of Dr. was stirred by th* fact that the DETROIT (UPD—Tha Episcopal ccc-itlt-e-n-a sss-tut-t-e-ra? They decided Ihat they would House had Dim-flammed th* sen­ Church was on record today (or Of the 10 persons present, representing 15 of the 25 af­ the vessel's cargo of 60,000 bar­ • • • rels ot fuel oil in the bow section. G ry to work out some form of lia­ fected properties, the concensus ator* with an adroit parliamen­ an end to racial discrimination Didn't the City Commission hold Flames shot higher each time ison between the two group., of opinion, with two exceptions, tary maneuver. with a resolution saying that “ pre­ an “ informal" meeting alter tha tlie bow settled, spilling more fuel Beforo th* Houi* quit, it passed judice la Inconsistent with tho pointing out that both the County was favorable for proceeding with press walked out Monday night? onto the water. a 2LI'JoJt:l.1Jlt4 supplements! mon­ gospel of Jesus Christ." • • • Commission and the towns have some type o f paving project. Smoke in the fire area. Just off a j ' ey bill, leaving tha Senate in a to live together and that thereOne guy from Bear Lake ca n t A petition, bearing names of mulii-million dollar waterfront take tt or leave it position be­ fore, they should try to work to­ those resident! willing to pay an In Tuesday to (ell u* he wanted m t ^ ~ installation* including the state cause only President Kennedy gether. WASHINGTON (U PI) —The La. to know that if our County Com­ amount not to exceed filOO for ports authority ocean terminal, could recall th* House. Attending the luncheon session, each lot and intersection, will be bor Department has decided lo mission was so progressive, how was so thick K blo.ted out the called for the primary purpo.e drawn and presented at the Oct. tt The senator* nearly left It Sen­ boycott a conference of state em* come work was supposed to have « .V morning sun. of discussing the five-year road Hoard of Aldennen meeting. ate GOP leader Everett M. Dirk- ployment directors la Atlanta Mat The 20 million tanker itself was started on Bear Lake Road in p r o g r a m , were Mayors Joe Baker. CDR. J. E. ANDREWS will sen, railing th* House move an week because sessions art acnedJune an# to thia day nothing has a complete loss. The question of lowering the WASHINGTON ( U P i ) - A pubTU nford; Les Gary, Oviedo; Joe road elevation will be left open to .be the gu*it speaker at a "outrage," said it was time lo uled to be held la a segregated * Officials said it was the worst been done. a * a Laird, Casselberry, and A1 Lor- it+tawn, however, it will be point- lie wo»’ * appropriation* U<l up wMterfrodt disaster in Morchead . 'meeting o f the men’s club fiqd out whether th* congress­ hotel. ms on, Long wood. men could get sway with such an proved oy Congress »n> to o f the Church of the Nativ­ The committee studying court­ | Chy'a history. id but that a desired feature of The mayors took the position ity at Lake Mary at 7 p. m. "affront." This town of 8,000 was tense house needs will not recommend the having will be to raise the the White House Tuesday included that since most of the County’s Th* threat to adjournment— and WASHINGTON (UPI) — San. today at the Chamber of a courthouse annex In South Sem­ throughout the night because of 2192,Out for an economic evalua­ level at the corner o f Hibiscus as tax moneys corns from the muni­ Commerce. Cdr. Andrews possibly asking th* President to Jacob K. Javlta (R-N. Y .) pro. a meana of preventing water min­ tion of the proposed cross-Florida the danger to the aviation fuel inole . . . and of course no new cipalities these towns should be in­ terminal which if ignited might facility. Tha boys are drafting the will speak on Communism. rail th* House back—was mad* posed Tuesday that former PreaU ing from Wilshire ' Blvd. in barge canal. formed as to how the money was threaten the entire waterfront. final recommendations now, but Also on the program will real when Dirksen asked a quo­ dent Eisenhower be named UN Howell Park from washing out the Tho action represen ed appro­ National Guardsmen patrolled the it will spell out the utilization of being allocated and why. They be a film entitled "Commu­ rum call. Rut ha withdrew the re­ secretary general until a succes­ culvert on Winter Park Dr. as it ask) that the County and tha varval by the House and Senate of area. blocked off the Morchead more courthouse space . . . es­ nism On The Map." The quest after confering with other sor to Dag Hammarskjold la *e. ua towns have common prob- did on three occasion* last year. Ciiy-IL-autort causeway and help­ pecially In the basement lected. leaders, a compromise committee's re­ public is urged to attend. The proposed paved street • • • ma and that by being Informed ed direct traffic. Th* harbor area Renat* Democratic leader Mike commendations. The House had and working together on variouswould be 24 feet wide covrred with was scaled off. Plenty of surprises when you Mansfield wound up by assuring originally recommended only 250.six inches o f soil cement with a issues, better results could be ob­ E LISA BKTHVILLE, The Coogo look at the list of lawyers Inter­ tha Senate he would never again double bituminous slag surface. ooo, but the figure was upped by tained for all of the county’s resi­ ested In the county attorney's job. consent to an adjournment reso­ (UPI)—A four-man UN-Katangcse the conference committee. dents. One name knocked me right out lution with th* House before th* cease-fire commission met for th* Discussing the road program The committee emphasized, of my 275 dollar chair. last legislation had been cleared first time Tuesday night but tha • • • they said that the County Com­ meeting broke up when the X ahowever, that the action was not to Hi* Renal*'* satisfaction. mission bad lilted certain paving There probably will b* some After nearly two hours of help­ tangrse demanded that the United a commitment to build the canal, projects, but that no one knows heavy equipment moving onto Hie Two Seminole County young ing other senators rail down Im­ Nations pull Its troops out of Ka­ which would stretch 182 miles when any o f thc.e jobs will be old bandalicll next week to atari sters, both under 10-years-of age, precation! apon th* vanished tanga. from Jacksoville on the Atlantic BERLIN (UPO—The Commun­ ^parried out — this year, the next tho St. Johns River and ists reinforced their wall divid­ work on th* ntw marina. Final were put on strict probation by House, Dirksen relented. Follow­ or the next end so on. further, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Two down across the state to Yankfetown ing Berlin today by building a plana will b* ready this weekend Juvenile Judge Vernon Mlz* Tues­ ing a short reeete, th* senators they said, they did not understand veteran engineers were named to NEWPORT, R. I. (UPI>—Pres­ and construction can start as soon day for vandalizing model home* passed th* bill, and a commit­ . . . . . why some roads were .elected to newly-created jobs today and on the Gulf. To*al estimated cost third barbed wire barrier and dig-, ident Kennedy Tuesday signed in Howell Park. tee advised Kennedy by telephone of the canal is 2173.6 million. ging trenches near the American *« ,h* ci > ‘ hemJ N*w* of be paved; that if someone could three others were promoted in a Judge Mi/c cautioned Hie young­ that Congress stood ready to ad­ legislation making permanent the sector border, West Berlin police the marina already haa given give them a reason for their se­ major reorganization of the State program permitting Americans to Sanford a lot of publicity — in­ sters that any further serious of­ journ. reported. lection they would feel at least Highway Department. adopt orphan children from quiries have tome in from people fenses will mean strict punish­ At some points, (he wall wa« "The President laid ‘ thank*/" J. B. Wadsworth, former engi­ that they had been informed. abroad. Nearly 10,000 children in Baltimore, Charleston, S. C., ment. built e\rn. higher—up to lo feet I Mansfield reported. For this reavon they said that neer of contracts, was ap|»intcd have been adopted under the pro­ from the ground. Hut a few East Jacksonville and /just Damage al the homes was rsti The nine-month ••••■imi left a they were not sure that the tax administrative assistant to State gram since 1927. Berliners »till managed lo escape a*>ou* *8 lb* Central Fliirida mated al 26,700. record the Kennedy administra­ moneys were being spent as they Highway Engineer Al Church. lo the West despi e the latest i c*be»Judge Mi/e pointed out that the tion liked. But Republic-an* said it W. L Barnette, Wadsworth’ s S hould be. East German Communist moves. boys would have been sent to in was "long on quantity and short Turning to annexation of ad­ former assistant, was promoted LOS ANGELES (U P D -F orm er Four men cut their way through | Speaking of chairs, 80 new dustrial school but they were un- „n quality." UNITED NATIONS. N Y. (UPIk joining areas, Mayor Izirmann to engineer of contracts. Vice President Richard M. Nixon, —British Foreign Secretary Lord barlied wire, another scaled the theatre type chairs were installed tier to yeara-of-age. Charles Hopkins, interstate cn said that there should be a uni­ sent to the political sidelines by Home said today ihe “ world (an wall and a 60 - year - old man in H»e city commisston chambers form law to regulate this. He said gineer for operations, was named President Kennedy in last Novem­ not surv ive" continued Soviet | jumped from Hie fourth floor of j b'is morning. Coat — 11,43* — and that the Legislature had passed a interstate engineer and federal ber's electiun, is expected to an­ “ double-dealing." an East Berlin apartment house they match Hie drapes. law for Longwood. but that it is aid coordinator. nounce tonight that he will aeek lie said a prune example of into the net of West berl n fire­ W. B. McGee, construction engi­ unworkable. He cited Sanford's a new office—th* governorship of Boh Crumley will move Into this was Russia’s anion in pre­ men who were waiting below. plan at being one that would be neer, wai promoted lo assistant paring lo resume nuclear testing TALLAHASSEE (U P ll _ The California. The West Berlio city govern­ hii new building on W. First St. state highway engineer for con­ while still negotiating, outwardly ment today swore in (he first 200 .Saturday. Open bouse will be bold suitable for uniform adoption. Board of guvrniur* of the Southstruction, filling a vacancy creat­ in good fai.h. at Gencv i on a| members of a 3,200-tnan civilian west Florida Water Management G i V 6 S R e H H O tl ’ ometime In November. Moving ed by the deatfi of F. A. Seay. MIAMI lU I'l) — The Taa.* test ban treaty. 1 oolite reserve to b« used if Hie in with Crumley In Hie JJO.uuo fa MIAMI ( t 'l 'l l - Premier Fidel District will hold its first business P. J. White, former assistant Lord Home, in an addns; bi Communists start a not cilily will be Certified Public Ar- Ca<tro said Tur-day night hi* te, l Brooksville, it Corps said in Washington Tuesday district engineer (or construction Hi* UN General Assembly, said! Two American students who (Charles Kamen's rejection from a riiuntant John lllipatrick snd •glm* ha* thousand* o f truop* was announced today. at DeLand, took McGee's old job. the only way for the world to get were convicted by a Communist Architect F. Wade T.ve. j irmly—with tha support of the H ouse and Senate conferee* left Miami Rotary Club meeting in UNITED NATIONS (U P D -T be out of the “ vicious “circle" in court on charges of attempting to |teeming millions of Russia and in the public works budget a total December had something to do Soviet Union sought today lo bring which it i* involved “ is for the help an East Berlin girl eicape to Christinas is really arounJ the |{c,| Chinn—to defeat any U. 8. of 2200.000 sought by the district j with his rejection by the Corps, TALLAHASSEE (U i'li its troika rule in the back door The; Soviet Union and its friends lo the West have started serving corner now. One of the downtown »it«,k on Cuba, lo r s water control study o f the but denied that hi* turn-down of the United Nations. The United State Road Hoard will meet here abandon their doctrine of exploit, a two-year senlenc* in an East merchant* will have a Chnzima* |„ . jw-minut* anti-Ametican (iieen Swamp area in l cntral represented a surrender to eonMonday, it was announced today.! ing civil strife." I German prison. States barred the way. tree and display Friday nfghl. „ Kfch by nadio | servattve critics. * * C l« C Seminole Mayors Hit Attitude Of County Board Not Interested Winter Park Dr. Paving Discussed Effective Cure? On Record 4 J * W uF * * m 1 * * Canal Study Fund Goes To Kennedy % Session Out WiMk Ike For UN Post? t ' Commission Meets Judge Puts 2 Boys On Probation East German Reds Strengthen Wall Road Deparlmenf Appoints Five Signed Into Law Briton Warns Reds They Face Trouble Announcement Due Water Control District To Meet Fidel Rallies Red Sabres At U. S. U. S. Blocks Reds In Troika Attempt SUB To Meet 'Average Home Offers Little Fallout Protection By REUBEN K. KH.LEUREW it can find the most protec ion in but no material will entirely (Part o*e of a series) for instance, an inside hallway,’ shut out Hw gamma rays To understand the action of What protection does a person on the first floor of a two-story gamma radiation the concept of without a fallout abetter have house which t* nut exposed to “ half-thickness" is helpful. If a against in* deadly rays which: windows or open passageways, i thicknesa of metal, half-inch lead Pclersoo sj.d that approved for instance, reduces gamma Qlhower down on an area after a themonuclear device Is exploded.’ shelters otfer the best protection,, radiation by one half, the next but that homeowners who don't half inch will not reduce it to Thia is not an easy question have access to these ean fake zero, but only by one fourth. In to answer, but there is nearly certain steps to make their homes one inch of lead then, there It always some protection which will safer than they normally are. three fourths reduction. The third keep a person from getting a full i Provisions can he mad* in ad­ "half-lhiclnett" of lead will re­ dose of fallout, said A. R. Peter­ vance lo prepare certain parts of duce the radiation by one-eighth th* house so that radiation can the next by one-sixteenth and so son Sr., civil deiense director. U may be a ditch in an open b« reduced. Windows can b* cloa-j on. field or a concrete bridge on a ed with materials, such at brick, It would feaeh xero, but h igh w ay. If a family is at home, which resist th* penetrating rays.j lor practical purposes th* radix f Hon could be reduced to a point where it would b« harmless. This is one reasoa why ap­ proved shel era are advisable. It would b« impractical to try .o convert one's home into a shel­ ter and neat to impossible to make it safe after a bomb had been dropped. Houses with basements offer Hi* best prole cl ion, but •vrn Ihev* basement* should have a built-in shelter for maxi­ mum safety. “ Half-thickness**" required for ad«quat* protection would be about 34 inchet of earth. 24 inches of concrete, or 3 inches of lead Twelve “ hal^thicknes***', rf a combination of materials would glv* th* ism * protection. A “ half-thicknc*s" of air I* about 200 fe*t. Gamma radiation travel* in a straight line and Ilk* light can b* scattered around corners. The amount of energy scattered will depend on the angle, th« size of the opening and Hie distance from th* point of sea;ter. Other consideration* which de­ termine the density of fallout are dutane* from th* axplotloo, alti­ tude at th* bomb when it ex­ plodes and direction of H'c v'n lt on the upper levels. vans, C astro w arm ed over Hie lin e s ! o f im m inent attack that hr bat been deliverin g for a year snd * h slf, starting long befuie thr abortive A pril invasion. ( p a p “ L a s r a t e d la n e * b le w a r e d t t im e lliriii . . a n d o u r e a p o n * . lo d e te st (in A p r i . w it h o v ir t u a lly . . b e c a u t h e m . ” l) u r u n s e h r w e old s e r w * sa d ea.r- J v i c s -1 p r e - : id. Herald Index B ridge .... C lassified — Com ics Dear A b b y F.dilorie! Peg* . E n trrlain m en t _ _ .. i’ age 9 12 A l'l I’ s g t 9 Page 9 Page It Page 9 Legal* ....... Pag* 2 - 12 A 13 Puxal* ............. ....... Pag* 9 Burirt? Page 8 Rpoil* . Pa (r 4 A 7 Shopping Fun Four more local people will have a xoUlen opportuni­ ty to win their choice of free merchandise Friday niifht when the Downtown Merchants itKuin offer Rift certifi­ cate:* in conjunction with their promotion of "shopping at home on Friday nighta." In addition, bright light* and cheerful niuaic will lend a holiday air to the neighborly, lei.turely shopping hours as the city turmt un the Christman light* for the occasion and radio station WSFK provide* continuous music all through the evening hour*. Top prize winner at the 9:15 p. m. drawing on th* corner of Magnolia and First St. will receive |40 worth of gift certificates to spend like money at the store* of participating merchant* and the *econd prixe i* 830 worth. 820 and $10 worth will go to the third and fourth place winner*. Thursday’* Herald will carry two fun page* of tho .special bargain* offered thia week by Downtown Mer­ chant*. u ‘s L F �'Prison Terms HUNT-LlNCOLN Mr, itCL it s' displays thane tnree brand new 1902 model cars, enhanced by pretty live models and Cowan’s style* to demonstrate them. In the top picture, left, Mr*. Spook Hook show* the exclusive new 1902 Lincoln Continental, atarrinir this year with an unprecedented 24,000 mile or 24 month guarantee. At the right, the new Mercury Monterey is shown by Miss Caroline Baggerly. This one of the ten magnificent new modela in the Mercury line. Bottom p.iuto has Mr*. June Linginfelter v ith the amort new Mercury Comet, loaded with extra values and matchless flna-car atyling. (Herald Photos) ,- f ' jf. . *„ ♦ - - * op►• Jftall.* •JP Am • jhl 'U yU evJ: Mbhwaaar hurricsoe dsmsges spplied for through Civil Dercnse were turned ever to the county la the amount •f I d 100. The proposed warning system, which had been asked for is de­ signed to u n powerful 12) decibel sirens, located in strategic places throughout the county, to sites designated by Civil Defense en­ gineers, had boon estimated at so initial cost of 111,000 to the coun­ ty, with a final complete eoat of |IO,000. la answer to questions, Pater­ son said that the warning sys­ tem would be centrally controlled and would be booked up to the national emargeney warning sys­ tem. ••It hat bean my oxperienca to the political aphire, that the wheel that squeaks the loudest geto the oil," said one of Uie Lion Club members. “ So let’s atart squeaking!" Another Lion Club member esti­ mated that the total coat of Uie warning system as requested at CAPE CANAVERAL (U PI) Scientiata are readying a baby chimpanzee for a late-Oc^ober space rids that could clear the way for an Atlai rocket trip into orbit by a U. S’, astronaut within three months. ..a •v >M l a * **a capsule. The target date is Oct. space capsule, one of the astro­ nauts could board a rocket for a flight into orbit by the middle or latter part of November. The 1400-mlllion-plua man-inspace program. “ Project Mer­ cury," is on i quiet but intensive drive to provide the free world with an answer to the orbital voyages of Soviet '‘cosmonauts'’ Yuri Gagarin and Gherman Titov be­ fore the calendar year is up. Courthouse Records Winners Named DYNATRONICS. Inc. has appointed Mr. Mac Hosao a* director o f quality as­ surance. In this new posi­ tion Mr. Kosso will have direct responsibility for the quality maintenance of all producta manufactured by Dyuutrnnic*. De Gaulle Calls Cabinet Session PARIS (UPI) President Charles d« Gaulle called the cab­ inet into session today to cope with French settler resistance to a Moslem Algeria. Algerian Affairs Minuter Louis Juxe. recently returned from an iin-tlie-spot study, planned to re­ port in full on Algerian violence, and ways to end It. The first telescope was used in England in 1608. The coloring in goldfish grad ually fade* out. Eleven tables were in play at Tuesday's weekly meeting of Dellary Duplicate Bridge Club play­ ers at the DcLand % o * e Club. Winners announced for NS, first, Mr. and Mra. Howard .Mid­ dleton second, A. M. Aiken and Mrs. J. D. Baker; third, Mrs. Frank Austin and Mrs. H. U. S'emshom and fourth, Mrs. Char­ les Hassell and Mrs. Helene Andrews-Speed. KW winners were first, Mr. ind Mrs. E. M. Hinkel; second. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wlllgoose; third, Mr. ami Mrs. taris Week and fourth. Mrs. M. L. Patterson and Mrs. Frank Holder. Next week the club will move back to DeHary, meeting Tuesday at the Community Center for a business session before the 1 p. in. play gets underway. M an Wounded As Pistol Hits Floor A Sanford resident was luted in fair condition at Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital today alter he shot himself while cleaning a pistol over the weekend, police reported. Tlie mao was identified as Kannedi Barber. Barber, according to police, wa* visiting a friend at 600 Park Ave. and alter cleaning a pistol, the weapon fell to the floor and discharged, hitting Barber in the stomach. \ou Can Develop Film WHOLE or BUTT HALF Lb. SHANK SHANK HALF BUTT CENTER SLICES PORTIONS Smith'* Pride U. S. D. A. Inspected Quick Frozen Cornish (18 to 20 I.h. Avg.) ALL MEAT C A P S JOHN’S QUICK FKO/.EN IQ-Os. Pkf. Super Right Franks Haddock Dinners CAP'N JOHN'S CAP'N JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN S-Os. !>k*. Fish Sticks Scallop Dinners 49c 49c (WITH BEANS) WILSON'S SULTANA RED t MEATV DIET! (Twelve 1 - L k Cane ha Cta. Me) ASP OUR FINEST QUALITY WHITE HOUSE INSTANT K IB B LED BITS DOG FOOD ANN PAGE CREAMY SMOOTH 6 15-oz. cans 79c ANN PAGE APRICOT, PEACH. PINEAPPE Only ONCE — m have it deae RIGHT WIEHOLUT Camera Shop 310 S. Park Sanfoed, Fla. IIF.ILSHKYS, MR. GOODUAIt or KKACKNEL Candy Bars Legal Notice IV TIIM COIHT o r TIIM fill VTV j i iii.r. kiieivui.K 1111 v i s . m i l ; os'* n o n iu s. voT irs: tii (HiiDiriiH* iv ns:i i s m a ns* xpkncs: r btki ' iiens , tMlUHil T o H I . i HKimoita i s i i rr.is. mivs ii *v •Mi ii.visi* nil lit:, sitv iia s u s iv s t M in scartrKi Tuu. ami each rf ymi art hereS» notified and required to praeant any claim. and daman.la » ni •h sun. or either or ynu. may nava Matlilt the eetai# of al'iA CKII ISTHHIIKNS, deceaaed, tala nf aald Ciiiiii.y, tu lha C.Mlal) Judea vf iScipluala Cuunlr, Vlnrt la. at h!a ofllit la tht Court llnuaa at aald ('aunty, at aUltford. Florida. within ala ratanlar NEW LEADERS OF THE JUNIOR MYF*at*the First Methodist Church are shown a* they were installed in their offices Sunday. From left are Vicki Boyd, president; Beth Morgan, treasurer; Valerie Atkinson, pub* lidty, Larry Williams, MYF fund and Russell McKnight, secretary. (Herald Photo) SUPER - RIGHT” HEAVY WESTERN FULLY COOKED 31. it will be a full rehearsal for a manned orbital flight with one exception: the man — one of sev­ en apeeialiy trained American as­ tronauts — will he on the ground looking up. The United Stales is planning If the chimp performs aatisfacto send toe little ape around earth torily and If there art no major three timea In a “ Mercury" apace mishaps with tbs booster rocket or Peterson said, “ but our elfor.a are like frying to dig a hole without a shovel." “ We have 27 trained monitors In the county now," he said, “ and will, within a short time, have 10 complete sets of radiation monitoring equipment, which will b« placed in areas of the county. “ These monitors will give in­ form at loo as to the amount and strength of radiation present, ao that survivors can be informed via Conelrad radio stationi of “ tale" places sod areas of high•st contamination." In other buaintsi, the Lion* heard an appsal (or assistance from United Fund President, Bill Bentley. Chairman Cecd Car Won and Co-chairman Ren Wade announced Uie kickoff of the Lions Light Bulb Bala on Oct. 17th, twit stated that the bulb* will be on sale from any lions Club members during the entire month of Oct­ ober. The psekages of light bulbs, eight to a package, sell (or $7. and will be available from all BERLIN (UPI) - Two Americaa students wbo were convicted by a Commun.it court on charges of attempting to help an Eaal Berlin girl escape to the West be­ gan serving a two-year lenience today in an Eaal German prison. Gilbert Kerrey, 20. and Victor Pankey, IS, both of Tuitin, Calif., wera among alz person* who were sentenced to prison for trying to help East Berliners escape to the West. A Dutchman received a 5*iycar term, an Englishman was sentenced to two years and two Egyptians got three years and U months respectively. 10 E THURSDAY ^ Sept 28th 5:30*9:00 p. m. WEDNESDAY North Orlando Buiy Bees Girl hv'ouls, Mn. Mona Gihutead, t;30 sou. and your fa are cordially- invited (o attend - - • • Refreshments will be nerved. Boy Bcout Troop 224, 110 W, Commercial St., Sanford, 7 p. in. Crisco Facial Soap Woodbury 4/32c i'lUabury or Uallerda Biscuits 219c Gold Medal Flour 5 lbs. 55c Fur Cooking A Salads Mazola Oil ChuiuoU Youth Club, Coinmun ity House, n p. m. Sail POTATOES POTATOES 10 u* 391 1 A n flr 3 Lbs. 2 9 * Qt. 65c Detergent INCORPORATED Sanford Lodge Id ol, Loyal Order of Mooae, 8 p. ni. Shortening giant 53c uper M a r k e t s Magnolia Ave. OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. at 2nd Street. FRIDAY NIGHT �■ ■ ■ ... vnt m — v u iis T i ^vnn Wed. Sept. 27, 1961— Pag* 8 U. S. CHOICI W-D "BRANDED'* •j Just what I wanted...FREE ; LAMB SALE leg • lamb shornIder roast shoalder chops loim chops rib chaps g r a n d lamb M RS. R U T H H A M ILT O N , above, and H. E. Taffer, below, were honored by the Board of Realtors at their dinner meeting at the Sea Shell Restaurant, recently. Mrs. Hamilton was named Realtor of- .tfci. Year and Taffer was named Associm ate Realtor of the Year. w Mrs. Hamilton lives in Longwood and Taffer is with Stemper Realty. »> r . Jb69c ,b39‘ . 59' , 98' «,79‘ *49' Now— get gifts you'vt always wanted ..'. F R E K fur Top Value Stamps*. We give T op Value Stump*— j buy hare. Sava Top Value Stamps for free gifts. It’s a / bonus vou asm. Don’t peas it up j J GOVT. INSP. or FLA. GRADE "A " WHOLE '- j v ~ „ . . Quanfity Rights Reserved — Trice* good Thur*, FrL, Sat., Sept. 2», 29, so. FREE 50 & LB. The Sanford Pre-T«*n Classes mil begin its fourth consecutive week this coming Saturday. For the last four weeks the Pre-Teen class has covered such activities as: softball, football, ping-pong archery, badminton, archery, a treasure hunt and arts ami crafts Saturday, archery and a rhy­ thm band will be the main tea lures. Archery classes will be £ from 9 a. m. till 1! a. m. with the girls having the first hour and the fellows having the last hour. “ Bandmaster." John Boni face says that everyone who has the skill to play an instrument will he included .in the rhythm band. The Prc-Tccn Program Is set up for kids from six to 12 and includes all the activities that £ kids of this age wouTd enjoy. The class begins at B a. m. Saturday morning and lasts until 12 noon. Anyone interested in joining this activity can register at the Arts and Crafts Building in Ft. Mellon Park or the Recreation Depart ment Office. a : canned ham WwjM.,1. . A ST O R FROZEN GRAPE or Orange Juice 6 M O RTO N 'S FRO ZEN Apple, Cherry, Peach, Coconut Custard TASTE O SEA FROZEN Fruit Pies 3 Perch Filets 3 SA R A LEE FROZEN APPLE D R IN K / when you d o . . . visit FAMILY! If you need J ± * O'SAGE FREESTO N E EACH • J120O 412 OO 532 OO B 24 00 1200 FINANCE SERVICE, INC. at Sanford 12S South Parti Avanua Phono: FAirfu 2 4iU Sanford. 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"49 tv Con M n o eE. ltd Street 119 300 E. 3rd Street 2111 French Avenue Astor 49 M 0 �H i McCone N ext CIA Head ? r * JF ^ 4 s j TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - Com­ petitive tests for IT teacher scho­ larships and 129 nursing scholar­ ships will he held in 21 Florida cities Oct. 17. Tbo teaching scholarships are worth 1400 each and the nursing grants $300 to $2,000 each per year. Rolh kinds must b« repaid, althor in cssh or by teaching in a Florida school one year for each year of tho loan. Applicants with the highest scores, regardless of where tboy live, will be given the scholar ships. Last year there were 10 applicants for each leaching ■ward and seven for each nursing scholarship. Mora than 2,000 Florida teach ers have been drawn from the ranks of scholarship wtnnsrs slate 1950. Cities where (he tests will be given are Bradenton, Cocoa, Day tons Reach, DsLand, Fort Lau­ derdale, Fort Pierce, Gainesville, Jacksonville, Lakeland, Madison, Marlsnna, Miami, Ocala, Orlando, Palatka, Panama City, Pensacola, St. Petersburg, Tallahassee, Tam­ pa end Weet Palm Beach. * * jT * ** T CANDIDATES FOR the Order of DeMolay are shown here at ceremonies Sunday. Front row, left to right, Mike Glad, Bobby Johnson, Thud Boyd and Richard Bennett. Second row, Tex Woodruff, Bob Corson and Tommy Cobb: Third row, Pete Reynolds, Jimmy Grant and Bill Stemper. Fourth row, Bedford Aiken, Senior Counselor, Jack Cash, Master Counselor and Alex Carmen, Junior Counselor. (Herald Photo) First Seminar Conducted By Art Group MA painting is what we see In ft." Mrs. Helen DeWlt told the students at the Art Seminar con­ ducted by the Sanford Art Assn. Monday. ' "And what wo see in ICMe|l4nds upon our point o f view. There are three possibla points of view and s Volleyball Loop To Begin Play All men are reminded that Octplicr -Ith is the deadline for enter­ ing a team In the Recreation De­ partment Volleyball l.cugue. League play is slated to begin the week uf October Uth. Each team will lie allowed maximum number o f matches with vuch match being 2 out of 3 series with opponents. Teams already entered are Pinecrest llapllst and Florida Stats Dank with others registering this week. Church gruups are urged to tHke advantage of this opportun­ ity to play competitive volleyball under supervised and controlled conditions. 'I ho entry fee is minimum, $5 per team. if we can approach a painting, combining all three points o f view, we have the happy experience o f being able to really appreciate the picture and the apprqgi a ^ n jQ f ar( is our objective in these seminars," Mrs. DcWit added. Twelve plates of famous paint­ ings were used for the study course conducted by Mrs. DeWlt with each picture being studied from three points of view. The first is the technical view, in which the student notes the surface o f the painting, either canvas, paper, plastic, plaster or other substances and the applica­ tion of the pigment to the surface, using color or dye combined with wntcr, oil, chalk or other agent. .Secondly, the picture Is studied to recognize what it depicts. It muy be real, a portrait or a scene, it limy bo beautiful, entertuining, uplifting or interesting in some other way. Then the art student studies the picture from an educated o r clas­ sic point of view. He looks at the composition, the placement o f the colors, the ferm, shapes, shedowa ami linei. The subject o f ths painting may he a ttyit*, A.peraop, or may ex­ press a mood, a documentary of the time and place, a philosophy o f the era, the artist's personality or the artist’s draam o r vision. Mrs. DeWlt explained how a pic­ ture ran reveal the artist's outlook oil life, his persunul philosophy, his opinluii of tha times in which he lives, his impression of the sub' ject, his opinion o f woman, his re ligious feelings and many other phases . The artist's use of colors, his choice of water colors or oils, the attention to painstaking details or his bold strokes and lines, his ac curacy in reproducing real suitjertH all express to the viewer the urtist's personality, character and feelings. The seminar was concluded with a discussion by tha artists o f their own reasons for painting certain pictures. m. with free play until 9:30 m. Lin Risner, ths Instructor, says ths classes will be open to a n f student, in Junior or Senior High School, who owns n Civic Center Card and is intsrssted in playing tabls tennis. The classes will cover'the vari­ ous points o f tho game. Starting with ths rules and serving ths ball, tho classes will work up to the offensive and defensive plays of table tennis. As a finish a toumew.cr.* —Ill JU. Ui mine tn« oes- piayet. DODGE DART for 1962 is demonstrated by Frank Ryan, salesmun for Seminole County Motors and is now on display on the Bhowroom floor at the agency. This is “ the new lean line o f Dodge the action-economy car. This model is the four door eight cylinder line. (Herald Photo) Wilson Rites Slated Friday Parents Learn About Lunchroom Problems Much interest was svidencsd by ths parents attending the first in a series o f meetings designed to help them become better acquaint­ ed with ths school lunch program In South Side Primary School. Ths mseting, a question, answer and discussion period was presided over by Mrs. Shirley (irieme, chair­ man o f ths P-TO Lunch Room Committee. Among questions asked were these: ( ! ) Doss my child go with­ out lunch if ha loses his money? (2) Is it against ths rules for chil­ dren to trade food? (.1) How far In advance are the meals planned? (4) How much time do the chil­ dren have for lunch? (fit Why not use tickets or have children bring lunch money by the week instead of daily? (tit Do children enter tho lunch room, sit together ami leave in grade groups? (?) Is a child ever allowed to stuy and fin­ ish if he is not through in the al­ lotted time? (9) How often does the Health Officer tnspect the lunchroom? Sirs. Ruby 51. Davis, lunch room manager answered all questions and gave much additional infor­ mation in order that those present would have a complete picture of the Important r«rt the school lunch plays in the child's day st school. This meeting involved only the parents of child!en in the first grades. Three additional meetings are scheduled, one for each o f the three other grade groups. Thursday, Friday, Saturday^ Op«n Friday Nights Til 9 P. »f. Three To Speak ORLANDO (UPI) — Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges, Sen. Georie Smathers (D-Fla.) and Stale Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner will address a meet­ ing of the Florida Council of loo in Orlando Dee. 9. S A V E! K Get here EARLY! 7 Many one or twoola kind SUPER SPECIALS! x A - ^ RAYONS can duplicate our dealt. When these are gone u e won't get any morel n ylo n s We G ot.'E m ar*ything y o u M UKE NEVJ" S slzlsI/| UKE-Otf o -w -{ £ * , : : Truck Freight Rates Increased TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Public Utilities Commission today upproved an increase of one per cent in rates on freight hauled by truck between points in Flofids. The commission also authorized increases in minimum charges for intrastate trips of u o miles or less. The incresso will become iffcclivq Oct. 2. •he* ■» . u»ed Hr# P,u **’ SURE V/E HAVE 4 • 11 you',. Mrs, 0n ®.8^9 f " W o t Mi#* * Now student and for the complete Herald, n limited n ew s upcciul of school lima their only, town you and can sond friends, by your way collego of Mailed CO M 6. • S lR V tO i subscription. Anywhere A u Tha For t/r c s ., m ounted the best The Entire School Year l,j \ Only 6.50 That Letter front home everyday may •ALSO ' ""'•'UOfy , US, bo hard mail and we feel aure that with all their grown-up-neaa a touch of homeaickneas. day they arrive ut school. \•i WIDE SELECTION Dear Parent Famed Singer Hospitalized KNOWS NEWS GEORGETOWN. Te*. (UPI) — Newspaperboy Richard Pate, 13, provides a really personalised ser­ vice for his customers. lie always scans the paper before ho starts his route. If one of his gtibscrlbcr's names appears in the paper, Richard knocks on the door _ami reports that fact. On tires with discontinued tread designs R tfR E A D S Snnford NEW YORK (UPI) - Singer Harry Bclafonte followed doctors' | advice Tuesday and entered Doc­ tors Hospital for treatment of a severe respiratory ailment. The hospital early today refused to give a report on his con­ dition. The 31-year-old Harlem-born, Ja* inaicabred singer was stricken Monday night during n benefit concert at Carnegie Hall. DETROIT (D PI) — F unerA services for Charles E. Wilso™ the former General Motors presi­ dent who served as secretary of defense in the Eisenhower admin­ istration, will be held Friday. Wilson, 71, died in his sleep Tuesday at his Wilson, La., plan­ tation of a coronary thrombosis. Ths colorful CM career man !.«•! been hospitalised In Detroit in 1951) for what was described as 0 '‘mild" heart attack. Ho had been in aeml-retlrement since resigning as defense chief in 1957. THE GREATEST TIRE SALE YOU’VE EVER SEEN...ANYW HERE! A movie produced here by Navy photographers last summer show­ ing the progress of the Red Cross swimming classes held at tha Navy swimming pool, will be shown Thursday on News and Intervlowa on Channel - 0 at 9:30 a. m. The movie shows various classes from aga seven throu|h adult daises, being taught by Instruc­ tors Peg Horner, Jack Horner. Dot Htolpe, Edith Avenel, Shirley Conkey, Colleen Stuart, Keba MeFarlaine, Jackie Coalo, John Rich­ ardson, Martha Kilpatrick and Nan Jones. Smathers will speak at a noon luncheon, Conner at an afternoon business session, and llodgas at a banquet. Keep them posted, have to get thera will it atarted Into flral 8£ M M % Just C A L L the, atlll bo the FA 2-2611 Ihf Sanford Herald t ** 1 !>. m -0«*t wO! !«•♦. until f :29 Swim Class Movie To Be Seen On T V Thursday __________ 2___________________ ______________________________ , The Sanford RtcrtaUon and P a r k s Dspsrtmsnt, announces tennis classes to begin These classes will begin Scholarhip Tests Set For Oct. 17 .A T ,'-n QL •m «tn l» Table Tennis Play To Start mer AEC chairman has- seen the President several times recently, ones a public appointment in Km nedy’s White House office cuss Russian resumption mospheric nuclear tests. McConi has been a strong ad­ vocate of U. S. test resumption in ths light of Russian activity break' INS • lUMsUlliuM wSlwii Mti ex­ isted since October, 1959. McCone, 19, Is a prominent West Coast industrialist* with head­ quarters in San Francisco. Ho waa expected In Newport to receive It from the President. after tho Inauguration. The other was FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. Dulles agreed to remain for at least six months. The Cuban invasion flop in Apil showered hot criticism on Dulles' agsncy because the CIA was In­ volved deeply in the operation. Tho director did not want to de•»atk under fire, although he did want to retire from federal serv­ ice. His compromise was to sgree to stay until this fall. McCone, although a Republican, Is highly regarded by Kennedy and his chief advisers. The for­ • NEWPORT, IL t (U P D -P r e e l- Atomic Energy Commission. As of lata Tuesday night, ar­ w m described an* (horitatively today M a l m o s t rangements with McCone were not b a d y to announew his choice of a sot finally. Sources hers and In paw director of Central Intelll- Washington advised caution in fanes, replacing Allen W . Dulles speculation, but conceded that tbo trho has wanted te leave govern- former AEC chairman and a Re* puiiean Industrialist seemed close •lent fo r soma time. •~ The name most frequently man* to being named. Tito rioeMwt aiM hie sift flew Honed in administration ciicies p» Dm new head o f the Central Intel* hero from New York Tuesday af­ ace Agency (C IA ) was John ternoon for a holiday of six or MeCone whose record on na­ seven days, tional security was demonstratedDulles was ons of two federal 'fit his service from 1959 until officials first Invited by Kennedy |arly this year aa chairman o f the to remain in his administration Suit Konaed/ M o r i Par* 4—Wed. Sept 27. 196t! mu DOORS ontt AT 9:00 A.M. 2-0244 STORES 111 E. lit St. �A jM S fa . T H R IF T W A Y FO O D M A R T Cl/rSth* CUMUiUI i STAMP notice ! 't * Foodmart Is Proud f To Announco That In The Future It W ill Give 1 Lb. 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M d for the Cineianatl Red*,- perBgpe the moit wider publiclied § tg winner in year*, It wai tin night that ended 21 year* of frui- York Yanina* 3-3 Victory over the Baltimore Oriole* Tuesday night whfl*:i the Bed* clinched their flrat kaMonaf League pen­ nant aioce 1340 when they beat Um Cute c go Cult*, tu , altd the Lo* Angile* Dodger* Io*t a night game to tho Pittaburgh Pirate*. And so M's official that Marti and the home-run happy Yankeet will aquare off with the Reda In the World Scrtea beginning n week from today In New York. Marta* SOth homer, to the Yan- kees* 158th fain* of a 183-gam* season, cam# on a 2-3 pitch by right-hander Jack Fisher add ric­ ocheted out of tho third liar of Yankee Stadlum'a right field stands back onto the field. The uiuw touched off a kkuiHwivu ovation from the 19,401 fane a* the beaming Maria circled the baier. Maria had two trie* to bit No. <1 but waa retired on routine file* to right field both timei. MBig « r ras virtually a dupli­ cate of the goth homer Ruth hit on Sept 30, 102T —a towering fly elose to the foul Bne.' Ruth's achievement received liUle more than paisiog mention in 1227 but achieved the status of the meet famoua record la American aporta aa »uch aluggera aa Jimmy foxx, Hack wiiion. Hank Greenberg, R«U<h XiuVi h 'a U l XiU'Ji tried and failed to match R ever the year*. Officially, Maria* achievement goee into the record book e* a new, eeparate mark. Ruth'a rec­ ord remain* a* the mark for a 144 gam* acbadule with the 31-yearold Marla* lifted along*Ida it a* (he record for a 133-fame sched­ ule. Maris’ homer cut aa oarty Or­ iole lead lo 3-1 and the Yankee* went oo to win Uieir 103th game of the season when singles bjr Bil­ ly Gardner and Tom Treat* and cemer-ttetoer Jackie Brandi's er­ ror enabled the New Yorker* to snap a 3-3 tie in the seventh to­ ning. Rookie Roland Sbeldoa re­ ceived credit for his 10th victory white Fisher — known as a bardluck pHeher— suffered hi* Uth defeat. The Reds, e collection of cast­ offs who finished sixth to 1300, cut their magic pennant-clinching number to ooe when they, beat the Cabs to aa afternoon game, The Dodgars stayed "alive** with a 5-3 victory in the first game of their twi-night doubleheader but succumbed quietly when Joe Gibbon pitehed a one-hitter for an 8-0 Pirate triumph in the night­ cap. ★ ★ ★ By United Pres* Inleniattoiial National League W. L. Pet. GB 02 50 .309 x-Cincinnatl 87 Lo* Angeles 83 San Francisco 81 3lilwauke* 78 St. Louis 72 Pittsburgh Chicago 40 Philadelphia x-Cllnched pennant. 33 M 70 73 77 .380 .337 .330 .317 .483 .411 104 .307 NORTH ORLANDO’S 'BAGGERS’ who bowl each Wednesday morning at Jet Lanes with the Foodmart-Country Club League are, from left, Laverne Ward, Jackie Ferrell, Beverly Krecek and Doloria Judd. The team’* sharp­ est critic, little Dieanea Judd, ia in the foreground. (Herald Photo) Gator Star O ff To Flying Start 4V4 8 11 GAINESVILLE - Florida quar14 lerback Larry Libertore. the 19 Southeastern Conference's Sopho­ 39 more of the Year in 1960. la off 43V? to a flying start this season and could move Into Use All-America American League W. L. Pet. GB picture before long. The 138-pound Miami junior led 106 32 .671 x-New York the Gators to a 21-17 victory over 97 61 .614 • Detroit 92 67 .579 14Vk Clemson Saturday despite being Baltimore 73 .311 20V? "slowed" by an ankle sprain Chicago suffered ten day ago. 76 80 .487 29 Cleveland He headed the Gator* in almost 73 83 .473 31 Boston 60 88 .443 35Vk every department and thrilled the Minnesota Florida Field crowd of 42,000 with 86 80 .423 39 Los Angeles 60 •7 .382 48Vk his amazing play. He picked up Kansaa City St 97 .378 46 M yards tn 11 carriss for a 6.0 Washington average. x-Clinched pennant 02 » THE CHAMPIONS, this softbdll team, aponaored by the Florida Stats Bank, were preaented with individual tro* tohiea and a team trophy by their sponsor at ceremonies at the bank’s Naval Air Station facility. From left, front tow, tot art Don McKell, Bill Perry, Steve Senaukovic, Rallelgh Cooper and Cliff Laub. Back row are Dan Un­ derwood, Sid Nelson, Virgil Anderson, Gene Whitmire and BUI Orazi. The trophies were presented by cashier Richard Keogh and Mrs. Patty Gatchel. representing the Florida State Bank. (Herald Photo) Pharmacy Keglers Pace Businessmen Loop With Hobbs and Michalak showtog the way, Park Are. Pharmacy eoatlaued their winning ways last wash aa they picked up four more point* lo remain underrated in Builntssmens League play. Their effort* put them in undis­ puted possession of flrgt, place with a record of eight wins and no loisea. Owens Gulf holds sec­ ond place with a six and two record, followed by Leltoy Bentons, Davis Builders and Town Pump, all with fiva wins and three de­ feat*. ; i h (cam effort last w«<k,'.pavlf Builders eame out on top with a neat 948 scratch game and series total of 2334. This team also pro­ duced the high individual score ■s Mike Accardl turned In a 238 game to take over the lead in the single game department. 'lB tg $ :.# r ie * . however, went to Joe Carsley of Smith's Amoco who Roppled the pins for a 382 scratch series, six pins above the 376 recorded by Carl Von Herbulis of Owen’s. Nine other bowlers turned in series scores above 500 and alx keglers reached the cov­ eted 200 marls-tn single games. LOOK atplym oith NOW! 86 Libertore had a hand in all What's more pleasing to the Florida coaches about Libertore three Florida scores. He set up the first one with a pass to In­ was the tremendous improvement fante and then bit Lindy with the shown in passing. The "Little scoring play. On the second TD Man” threw six times and com­ drive he ran 23 yards to the Clem­ pleted three for 95 yards and son eight to set up the tally. On' Florida's first touchdown of the the last scoring march, his 43 yard pitch to Hoover, which sent the year. The TD pass was a 17 yarder stadium into an uproar, put the to Miamian Lindy Infante, who Gators right next to the Clemson scored all three of Florida's touch­ goal. "Larry was terrific,'* Coach Ray downs. Larry’s longest pass was a 43 yard shot to hallback Bob Graves said following the game. Hoover of Jacksonville, who was "It was one of bis best games stopped just short of the Clemson ever." goal to set up tha final score by And the little fellow wasn't eveaj healthy for the first game. Infant*. SANFORD’S HEADQUARTERS FOR |> CAR SERVICE WEST FIRST ST. CHECKCHECK THESE ONCE-1N-A LIFETIME SPECIALS - ALL WORK GUARANTEED s.i WEST FIRST ST. BRAKE R ELIN IN G FR O N T-EN D Alignment Correct - Caster ford By Experts • CHEV. 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G R A D E " A ” The Seminole Hl«h Gridders ahould be in “ peek” condU tlon when they ahoot for their third victory of the aeaaon again*t Apopka here Friday night, Head Coach Jim Pigott F reported today. ' ‘We’re got a few colds around but, nothing serious and we’ll be ready to go against a powerful running team like Apopka," bo added. Pigott said he'll go with the asms offensive team as was used in tha tdgewater gams and will mora Jim Williams up to starting defensive middle guard. Speaking about tho stunning win over KdgewaUr, Pigott atraaaed tho outstanding tins play singling out John Boniface. Pigott reported that Tom Hin. ■on, Injured In tha opening game By DAVID BROWN of the Mason, will ba ready to The Sanford “ Mldgeti” won roll and that tha Seminoles are ex­ their second game of the season pecting a lot of work from Buddy Tuesday night in Memorial Stad- Lawson moved up from the Jay- Midgets lop •Ormond For 2nd Straight Win A turn when they defeated Ormond • lieacb 19 to 0. In the first quarter Sanford's Chuck Scott ran the ball around the left end for 33 yards. Then in the very neat play ha ran the ball this time arouod the right end 20 yards for Sanford's first touchdown making tha scors S to 0. In tha second quarter Ricky ^W alslru m intercepted a pass on' v the 30. Then Ronnie Hinson ran the ball 33 yards for a first down. Next Chuck Scott stepped up again and ran the ball 33 more yards for another first. Finally Bernie Barbour charged aver the goal for Sanford's second touchdown making the scorn 12 to 0. With only 11 seconds left in the Q first half, Bernie Barbour grab­ bed a pass and pitched out to Chuck Scott who made the third touchdown for Sanford. In the last quarter a pass in­ tended for one Ormond Beach pla>cr was broken up by Sanford but Oliver Wynn of Ormond Beach Jumped up, grabbed the ball and ran 20 yards for the score for the only touchdown made by Ormond • Beach. VM( U it week. Discussing Apopka, Pigott said they have a hard running taarn and a ftw youngsters like George Kevern that are all aeholaatie ma­ terial. This week, the Seminoles are stressing pose defense in thair drills while tha line has been work­ ing on how to stop Ktvtrn and company. Mochen Gets Fight Boost 71* East Baylor over Pitt — People who ••'live in thatched cottages shouldn’t deal in fireworks. Rutgers over Princeton — Ima­ gine, this one started In 1209. Syracuse over Wait Virginia — On their tail in tho lonely pine. Holy Cross over Vlllanova — Nut an SMU rooter in tha bouse. Also: Columbia over Brown, Ar­ my over Boston U „ Yalo over £ Connecticut, Cornell and Colgate, Harvard over Lehigh, Delaware over Buffalo, Bucknell over Tem­ ple, Dartmouth over New Hamp­ shire. Gettysburg over Juniata and Penn over Lafayette. The Midwest Ohio State over TCU — It’s dif­ ficult to play badminton during a hurricane. Minnesota over Mlaaiouri—Odds / f vs. a royal flush art 249,739 to 1. I UCLA over Michigan — Russia may deny It, but India invested cheae. Iowa over California — A real jmart farmer invented corn busk­ ing as a sport. Also: Northwestern over Boston Collage, Washington over Illinois, Michigan Stata over Wisconaln, Ariaona over Nebraska, Iowa St. ovar North Dakota State, Kansas over Wyoming, Ohio U., over Kent State, Bowling Green over Dayton, Wichita over Cincinnati and Detroit over Xavier. Tht West use over SMU - Its’ difficult to charge admission for pigeon racing. Oregon ovar Utah — Six-day bika riders oughts buy motori. Air Foret ever Kansas Stata—I know soma guys who ahould com­ pete in tbs small bore champion­ ships. Oregon State over Stanford — Rifle shooting, that Is. Also: Arizona State over Colo­ rado State, San Jots Stata over Idaho and Washington Stata over Utah State. n a Booth Alabama over Tulane — Tha standing broad Jump record has stood since 1904. Georgia Tech over Rica — Bil­ liards la mentioned in a 1544 French poem. 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Fraley's Follies NEW YORK (UPI) - Fraley’s follies and the weekend football ••winners” — along with a few reflections on things in general. Gama of tha Week O Notre Dame over Oklahoma — Irish ryes are smiling again. And keep those laughing blue orbs fastened on halfback Paul Costa and fullback Jim Snowden. Notre Dame could be right up front and center again while Oklahoma isn’t the smash hit show of a few years back. D. & D. DIXIE | PRIDE IIIA1C* II#I, CrowderPeas 10* MOTOR OIL *• 19 �m m f Hostesses Welcome Ten New Families To Sanford Area . Mr. and Mra. Joe L. Mikler Jr., ef Oviedo, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Josephine, to Jama* M. Davit Jr„ son of Mra. Irene Daria and the lata Col. 'Jkmea M. Davit at San Antonio, ‘Ttsat. Mlia Mikler attended St. Luke’a Chriitlan Day School, Slavla, and :graduated from the Oviedo High Sghool with tha MM data. She 'also graduated from Jonea Bu*iaeaa College la Orlando thla Sep­ tember, where aha completed ’training aa an executive aecretary. ‘•■'While in high achool aha played basketball, waa a band majorette, -'"a member of the Glee Club, Beta .Club and aetved on (ha annua.1 •tail. -Tho groom - elect attended achoola in Texaa, graduated from Breckinridge High Seined U Zu : Antonio with tha .data of 1837. While la high achool he was active in iporta and waa a member of Home Clubs Hold Christmas Workshop Entertains Phebean Class DeBary Couple Mrs. Dorothy Stapleton was hos­ tess to the final meeting of the i Phehean Sunday School Class ef. the First Baptist Church at h*A , home. Returns From Holdr "Sewing Bee” Northern Vacation For Fall Bazaar ** Members of Circle Five of the Women'a Society of Chrlatian Ser­ vice of the Flrat Methodlat Church •’ Bet at tha home of Mrs. Bess Herman, recently, for a covered tflih luncheon and ’tewing bee." ""T h e group (pent the day making artlclea for tha basaar aponaored by the WSCS and scheduled for Nov. 17 at McKinley Hall. Mrs. R. T. Warren, ehalrman of | the event, and Mra. M. L. Nichola, co-chairman, were present at the eewing and helped to make aprons, luncheon aeta, guest tow­ els, puraea and various other ar­ ticles that will be offered for talc at tha baaaar. Enlisted Wive# Plan Meeting MISS JOSEPHINE Mr. and Mrs. John Dslck, Cata­ lina Drive, DeBary, have returned from an extended trip that took them through Connecticut and Massachusetts, where they visited their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glover. Mr. Glover is administration supervisor at the IBM in Salem, Mass. While In Connecticut they also attended the wedding of Mra. Dilck's nephew. Enroute home they came through Chicago, Penn­ sylvania and West Virginia visit­ ing points of interest along the way. MIKLER Truthseekers Class Names N ew Officers Tha Truth seekers Class of Use Mra. T. E. Wilson, traaiurar. Appointed officers included VAH-1 Enlisted First Methodist Church met Mon­ Thursday day in McKinley llall for their Mrs. M. D. Stevens, devotional Air Station regular business and social gath­ chairman, Mra. Eva Harkey, art Invited Church Calendar THURSDAY Flrat Presbyterian Church train­ ing claaa for circle-Bible modera­ tors meets In the Session Room at V;M p.m. Associations! music school meets at First Baptist Church ai 7:10 p.m. ering. Mrs. Clarence Purscll presided and Mrs. K. W. Turner led Ihe de­ votional with excerpts from the sixth chapter of Isaiah. Hymns were sung and prayer was led by Mrs. C. C. Priest. After Ihe routine business was enacted, happy birthday greetings were sung to Mrs. K. F. Cren­ shaw, Mrs. W. S. Thornton and Mrs. L. E. White. New officers for the year were elected with Mrs. R. W. Turner being chosen president, Mrs. (S. I.ee Anderson, teacher, Mrs. F. I). Ilirkok, vice president, Mrs. Ortavia Humhlcy, secretary, and pianist, Mrs. L. K. White, cour­ tesy ehalrman, Mra. R. F. Cren­ shaw, hostess chairman, Mrs. C. L. llewson, telephone chairman. A gift waa presented to the re­ tiring president, Mrs. Purscll, who hss served two yesri. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Pur sell, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs llewson to the members who were; The Mmes. W. P. Chapman, B P. Crenshaw, Katherine Atkinson, E\a Harkey, ,\l. I). Stevens, G. Lee Anderson, C. I,, llewson, C. C. Earl. Olive Wells, W. S. ThornIon, J. F. McCIcnnan, R, M. Ma son, F. I). Ilirkok. AI«o Mmes., R. W. Turner, J. It. Crawford, C. C. Priest, T. E. Wilson, Octavia Ruinbley, Henry Lumb. L. E. White, H. W. Friedle Recant houseguest of Mr. and ind Purscll. Mrs. Charles Ulrich waa Miss Tevinl Boecknunn of Brooklyn, DeBary Personals By MRS. ADAM MULLER Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Choiley of Baldwin, Long Island, N. Y., ’ have returned home after a visit with Mrs. ChoUey’a parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Ogden. Their daughter, Judy, remained with her grandparents and will attend Junior College in Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Veron llerrison have been visiting with Mrs. Har­ rison's mother, Mrs. John Leone at her home on Plantation Road for the past several weeks. Mr. Harrison plans to leave for Kan­ sas next week and hopes to be transferred nearer to Florida. Mrs. M. Dill and daughter, Carol, have been visiting Mrs. Dill's mother, Mra. H. Stuit on Aralca Dr. Carol haa entered Stet­ son University in DeLand. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wesron are hack home again after vacationing in North Carolina, New Jersey and New York. They visited with friends and relatives along the way. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goldner of Ltlae Drive celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary last week. Their son, Paul Jr., planned a re­ ception and family reunion for them, at Silver I.ake Inn, Haddonlield, N. J. Mrs. Ralph Combs, wife of Cdr. Combs, of Ihe World War One: Barracks !t97, DeBary, is home after a stay tn Ihe hospital. The Comb* would like to thank every i one who sent messages of ch eer; to Mrs. Combs during her illness, j Recent houseguest* of Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Kupcci at their home on Bonita Dr. were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Robert 8. BUI Belran 0 . DeForrst of Baldwin himer have returned from a va Long Island, N. Y. a d iw Page 8-W ed. Sept. 87, 1981 V rrstl Mrs. Stapleton \r> •w»* (P& a tanfflrH am*<i t T Members of the eounty Home I A series of workshops have been i lerast was a Christmas workshop, j conducted this workshop. Agent* Mrs. Gladys Kendall, home in- from five counties with about New families welcomed to the Demonstration Clubs nrn making conducted at the Home DemonSanford area by Welcome Wagon preparations for a busy season, strati'* Center on 2Mb Street, dustries and marketing specialist. |leaders from the various clubs pcndcnce, deployed with the Sixth Hostessei the past week include starting this month. the National Honor Society. |Om which was of particular in-1 came over from Tallahassee and |were present for the all day ses­ Ha la eerving in the U. S. Navy Fleet In the Mediterranean area. Mr. and Mra. Donald Rinker and sion. An early winter wedding la plan* son, Steven, from Columbus, Ohio; and atationed at the Sanford Naval Ail kinds of Christmas decora­ Air Station. He it prcaenlly aerv- ned at the St. Luke's Lutheran tion* n*«,io ynd d'*pt*y*d Mr. ar*} Mrs. R. L. Robins’ ing aboard the carrier, uss Inde- Church. and ton, Richard, from Wester­ during the day. ville, Ohio. Present were Mrs.' Marion Val­ Families transferred here by entine, Lake County agent; Mrs. tha Navy were Mr. and Mrs. W. Ray*Baxter. Citrus County agent; H. Hatfield from Wiseomin; Mr. Mrs. Elisabeth Starbird, from . and Mra. William B. Hendricks Sumpter County: Mrs. Edna Eby, and children, John, Tom. Leigh, from Volusia, Mrs. Marion Die­ Aone, Pam and Paul, from South trich, from Osceola and Miss Myr­ Bend, Ind. tle Wilson, Seminole County agent. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Field, Each agent brought five lead­ Julie ami Sharon, from Corpus ers from their clubs, and the rep­ Christ!, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. K. resentatives wilt take the infor­ D. HIcka, Grey and Kelly, from mation back to the various clubs Harrisburg, til., and Mr. and Mrs. a*, the October and November D. I* Skeens from Cleveland, meetings. Ohio. j ------------- '------------------------------ b Mr. and Mrs. J. William Orr and children, Alien and Liaa, from Jackaonvillt; Mr. and Mra. W. W. Henderson and Bill from Norfolk. Va., and Mr, and Mrs. George Stewart from J»ck*ofiv|it- WSCS Circle Five Mambtra Sift ft Ia cation spent visiting and sight­ seeing in Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D. C. While in Mary­ land they visited their eon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8. BUlhimer Jr. in Silver Springs. Mrj. John E. Denelf has re turned to her home, at W. Asa lea Dr. In DeBary, after under going unusual heart surgery at the J. HUlis Miller Mediea] Cen­ ter In Gainesville. She ie the tbor of Mrs. Harold Herbst, and her Sanford friends will be glad to know that the is slowly recu­ perating and may have visitors. Mr. and Mra. P. L. Elmore have returned homo alter accompany­ ing their daughter, iandra, to Walnut Rldgo, Ark. Sardra baa enrolled for her frtahman year at the Southern Baptist Collage, there and will major hi business administration. GIFTS PREPARING FOR CHRISTMAS IN SEPTEMBER. Mrs. Dee Anderaon, left, from the Seminole Evening Home Demonstration Club ami Mrs. L, E. Deeper, of the Sanford Club, look over some Christmas decorations OB display at the workshop held recently, at the Home Demonstration (renter. (Herald Photo) The entire data it being pro­ moted to the Golden Circle d as*. Mra. Donald Flam ii, data presL dent, presided at the business ses­ sion and the devotion was led by Mrs. Nancy Bunch, followed with prayer by Mrs. Denver CordeN. Gifts ef appreciation were pre­ sented to Mrs. Cordell, e ls s ^ teacher, and to Mrs. Stapleton, assistant teacher. Refreshments of cake and punch were served to those present. Others attending were Mrs. Dan Batten. Mrs. Kenneth Gaines, Mrs. Murray Lewis, Mrs. Robert C. Hodges and Mrs. Ralph Betta. Casselberry N ew Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Neal Thompson, 1780 Park Ase. North, Winter Park, announce the birth of a 4 lb. M os. daughter, Sept. 21 at the Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital in Sanford. This is the first child and they have chosen the name Vicki Lynn for the new. arrival. * Mra. Thompson Is the former Sondra Estridge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Estridge, of San­ ford. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Carl G. Thompson of Tampa. Proud maternal great-grandpar­ ents are Mr. and Mrs. W. O Bridges of Sanford. Local Personals MRS. ELI YODER, vice president of the DeBary Woman’s Club presents six new members with the club year book, at a recent meeting held at the Community Center. Left to right are, Mrs. Yoder, Mrs. Phillip Horst, Mrs. John Ravfuse. Mra. Damon Scott, Mrs. David Jlorrige, Mrs. 11. A. Denier- By JANE CA3&ELBERBY House gumta of Rev. and ¥ 1*. (Hear Pool*, 331 Pine/ Ridge Rd* for twe weeks are Mre. Poole’e parents and staler, Mr. aod Mra. Harry Shock and Misa Ruth Events THURSDAY Enlisted Wives of VAH-lt are sponsoring a get acquainted coffee at 8:30 am . at the Acey-Ducey Club at the Naval Air Station. Baby silting and transportation provided. Call Mrs. Jsmei Mc­ Nulty or Mrs. Robert Trout. A special invitation attended to all new wives In the area. Jhank The Sanford Kiwanis Club Wishes To Thank The Merchants of Sanford For the many contributions , that made the 4th Annual Fish Fry & Auction possible. All Proceeds Go To the UnderPriviliged Childrens Fund & Scholarship Fund. The black automobile above is the 1962 Dodge D art 440, t i n t of the ActionEconomy cars. A low-price, full-siie Dodge th at will outrun, out-economize most any oar around. For a fact, ft ac­ celerates seven percent faster on five per­ cent less gas than last year’s compara­ ble model. 8eats are chair-high. There's a fold-down center arm rest In front. Thewhltecar U the lancer OT, America's; first 8ports Compact. It carries five. Cmv ners flat. Handles neat. Really goes. Bucket seats, all vinyl upholstery, full carpeting are standards Full-size or compact, every'Dodge7# rustproofed. Has a smooth ride. Goes 32,000 miles between grease Jobs? As always, Dodge means dependability. MOW OMDISPLAY AT YOUR DEPENDABLE DODGE DEALER SEM INO LE C O U N T Y M O TO RS, INC. 511 E. First St. SANFORD, FLA. �Wed. Sept. 27. 1961—Pa*c 9 Television WEDNESDAY P. M. •;M ( i ) (I ) (*> * :i« III IS) •iIS i l l IS) 1:39 IS) :<* •;t* H i ‘ | l) T.IO 13) IF) 7 .IS l l ) 1:39 IS) Ml if) 1:39 (3) I f) i» l 1:09 (Si III it ) 1:39 (9) 9:93 |t) 19:04 IS) If) it) 19:19 I3> 11:99 13) (9) It) 11:11 (9) It) 11:99 I t ) 3:99 (9) » a csoci h m m Chaaaol » .x .H n ttr tta ADC so w * A tlooil* Woathor N lH K .p i N o** Mllo*lon* of tho Csotur Mia S'l*. N « « l Matty’ * Kundoy Bunnlot W c.k ly N « » i Itovtow H um <*y-Brlnkl*j lU m tg w Habcb f i f t y MoakHkt Miami L'ndorrooor Done KdaarJa \Vogon Train Malibu Kun Htov* Allan Joay Blahop Show Th# Third Man Top Cat Kralt'a Myatary Thoatai Victor B orat’ a SOID Annltaraar) Mhow Hawaiian Ky* 1'v* Clot A la crot Proaldant'a Unltad Fund Appeal It Could Ba You Armatron* O rel# Theater Nakad City c it y O ltaetlta StMteopa Ckanaal Bln Hawn Mld-Pla. Xtwa H ollywood Movla Calvacada Cbanual t Tkaaiar Jack Pnar S»*wa (O sjc U i Q a FiSCieFADDl**. VWVI KIM ’.\5IE SUCH StUIN IT'5 AJCUD VCW B3F.M1 vw chaps m uy o a m . RllM A HT.lv COM.CUT VCU'U. SNAP CUTCFlit By Abigail Van Bureit DEAR ABBY: I did a very foolish thing, and now I don’t know how to get out of it. My father doesn’t allow me to go with boya who are not of my religion (Jewish). 1 fell for this Italian boy named "Grazziano," and told my father his name was “ Ginsburg." My father has seen him only once for a quick hello and goodbye. Pretty noon my fat her. will nee him again, and start asking questions. If my father finds out I lied. J will be the first teen, nger in orbit. What should I do? STARTED SOMETHING contrary, I’d say his wife Is no dumb duck! * a a 9 8 DEAR ABBY: You printed a letter signed “ Looking Ahead.” and you agreed that married children should be more at* tentative to their in-laws. Here Is my situation: Both my mother-in-law and my mother Tivelii the same” city; Aiy husband insists that we spend all our visiting time with his mother, so we seldom spend any time with my mother. His mother insists that I be with him when he visits her be­ cause there are always other relatives there, and it doesn’t “ look well” for me not to be present. My mother is no dumb bunny, but she is very understanding, so she never says anything, but I know how she must hurt inside. She suffered as much when 1 was born as my husband’s mother did when hs was born. I respect my husband’s family, but I am getting a little bitter. He sect his mother any time he pleases—I don’t want to hnve to look at mine in her cas­ ket. “ LOOKING BOTH WAYS’* DEAR STARTED: Tell your father the truth before he finds out himself. You might still be the first teenager in orbit, but you’ll go with a clear conscience. • DEAR ABBY': There seema to b# more “ double-ring” wedding ceremonies all the time. What is the reason for this? When I see a man wearing a wedding ring I personally get the impression that he is sort o f hen-pecked. MRS. P. DEAR MRS. P.: Hen-pecked? On the (i)& Jhs THURSDAY A. M. 949 19) M ae o n 9 :to ( I ) Contlnantal Claaaroam I t ) ADC Nawa t I t i t ) Today 7:94 i t ) Wan Oo— Weatbar. Kawt 7 I t I t) Poem Markat ■ayort 7:99 I I ) Today ( I ) Waka Up Carieeaa l i t ( I ) CDS Nawa Report 1:19 II) Captain K ongxro* 1:99 l l ) Waatbar and Nawa 1:19 I I ) Today 1:99 ( t ) Countdown Nawa t :t t (3) Mtala Troopar I t ) Hompar Roam ID K a rtoa a Kapara 3:39 IS) Robin Hood I t ) Dina Dong gahaola tiM 19) Central Fla. Nawa nod Interview , I I ) My Llttla Margin Itild II) Bay When I I ) I Lara L ory 10:19 I t) Ben p'ranelaco Deal 19:99 II) f la y Tour Muaah 19) Yldaa Vlllaga 94:99 |9) Brian la Right | l) Doabla Rtpuaera I t ) Gala Storm Show Mraa |t) Coaaaatratloa I I ) Sarprlea Packaga I t) Lov* That Dob U 4 9 IS) Trath or Coaaa«aaaaaa ( I ) Lava o f I.lla (4) Oaaeoullage G bby: W o m a n :by Ruth Miiiet Happily, for the taka of all Thing* have come to a pretty pass when able-bodied hutbands working wives, the petition for find nothing wrong in letting their alimony was dialed and the hus­ wives support them but aven have band will have to |tt used to not the nerve to aik for alimony when being supported In the manner to which he had bteome accustomed. the marriage breaks up. But tbit’s what happened in Such victories art good news for California recently when an un­ all working wives of ltiy or Ir­ employed actor tried to get ali­ responsible husbands. If they love mony from his wife. the men they art supporting then Argued the lawyer for Uw 38year-old husband: "When a wife the good-for-nothings ought to earns more money than her hus­ take the hint that If they don't band, ha should bt granted ali­ keep the breadwinner happy their free meal tleket will run out. They mony.” j locofy On fijudqa can’t take it with them If tho mar­ riage breaks up. And if (he hard-working wlfa Is compietaly disenchanted with her nonworking partner and tired of supporting him, the doesn’t have to add to her other worrits the fear that If the should dtvores her husband she might have to pay him alimony. Supporting an able-bodied hus­ band la hard enough on a woman without tho added fear that she might have to go on supporting him oven If sbo called the marri­ age quits. By Oswald Jacoby The disease of slamltls is not confined to average players. Give VQ H ) in expert one of those nice col­ ♦ Q J48 lections of acts and klnga and ho THURSDAY P. M. ♦ J* will give into a slam just as en­ BAST M:St (|) ■ Ooatd Da Toa thusiastically at anyone elae. g ltl * J (1 (9 ) Saarch For Tomerraw Anyway, the bidding went tho «J T » V K 104# (9) Namber I’ leata ♦ k 1071 ♦ asa same at both tablsi in the team 19:99 19) On 19lag Light 99A t I I ) NFC Nawa Hapaat game. One West player decided t i lt I t ) Bonne SOUTH (D ) on the life lead of the eight of 19) Dr. H ainan's Basest A A K IM Jaurael trumps. W AS l l ) About Be tea ♦ AS South won the trick with dum­ D M |f) A s Tba W orld Taras ♦ AKT* I I ) Blaybouea 9 my’s queen and led tha queen of No ona vulnerable 1:99 I I ) Jan Murray Shaw diamonds for a finesse. West took I I ) Baca The Basle ■oath W est M arts Eaai I I ) Oto (Fam ily Classic* his king and led a second trump 24 Pm SS Pm ( I ) T oor Day la Oaart whertupon South bad to go down 1:99 ( I ) Loratta T sa n a one trick. (9 ) Satan K eys s 1:99 ( I ) Tou og Dr. Malone He wai able to discard bis los­ (9 ) Millionaire ing heart on the Jack of diamonds and when it held the trick South I t ) gnaan Bor A Day 1:99 (1) From Tbsas Haste and to ruff one club, but the fourth bad no trouble making hia conI t ) The Verdlet la Toura club was a loser. (9) W ho Da Tou Trust 4:99 (1) Mak* Room Bor Daddy At the other table West decided 1:99 ( I ) Mere'* H ollyw ood on the aggressive lead of the five 9.99 ( I ) I O'clock M otto clubs and this act of aggression ( I ) Uncle Walt 1:19 (9) A World or Wnndar proved to be a serious mistake. (9) Popay* ris y h o a s* South called for dummy's Jack I I ) Roahp sad His Brlsada tract. One club loser had beoa socounted for. Tbo rest of tho play waa tho samo as at the other table. South lost the diamond finesse and West led a trump Just onco too lato, South won hi dummy, cashod his aco of diamonds and aco of clubs, ruffed his remaining low club, dis­ carded hie losing heart on (he good diamond trumps and claimed hia slam. Check Tube* At Home • Free] TV TUBE CHECKER SEMINOLE TV SALEH AND SERVICE 3600 Hanford Ave. PA 2-493# TELEVISION RENTAL Spedal Pre-Showing! 1962 FORDS ZU ifhU qhiA THURSDAY TV Key Previews 7:30-8:30 p.m. ARC. "The Steve Allen Show.” Premiere. Not quite up to the old late show, but never­ theless has much of the same sharp, satirical wit for which AlIrn is noted. "The Allen Investi­ gating Committee” lampoons a government Inquiry into TV pro­ gramming, with Allen, as chair­ man. grilling producer Louis Nye, "M y Name — Jose Jimenet,” also featured, along with singer Sandy Stewart, clarinetist Pete fountain, with I.ei Drown conducting the orchestra. 7:30-8:30 p,m. NBC. Wagon Train — "The Capt. Dan Brady Story." Premiere. Nice beginning for fifth season's cross-country Irek. Guest star Joseph Cotton appears as Dan Brady of "Wild West" show fatne, who has come to believe the trumped-up stories of hit deeds of heroism. Hale ac­ cepts Brady's offer to work as scout against his belter Judgment. 8:30-9 p.m. CBS. “ American Musical Theater.” (Repeat) Mus­ ical reprise of some of Bichard Rodgers' outstanding songs; with "ingars Martha Wright and John Reardon. Guest is composer him­ self, to chat about his composi­ tions. Some enchanting moments. 8:30-9 p.m. ABC. Top Cat "Top Cat Kalis in I.ovc." Cartoon Sept 28th premiere. New half-hour series; the cat's meow, when it cornea to laughs. About a sharp alley cat and adventure* with a gang of crazy, mixed-up cartoon comedy characters. Voices by Arnold Slang at "Top Cat,” Allen Jankins, Maurice Gosfield, and Mar­ vin Kaplan, funny on their own, are also heard In character roles. 8:30-9 p in. NBC. Joey Bishop— “ Joey Meets Jack P air.” Amus­ ing, if somewhat spotty. Joey, as publicity man, is asalgncd to get Cindy (one of the Marquis chimps) and trainer forraina , Rogers on the Paar show. Trainer is caught in crosstown traffic, to Joey'* desperation. Asia Minor was the birthplace of the hotel industry, which grew from the practice of travelers finding lodging in homes of in­ habitants while journeying to and fro between Greece and the Mid­ dle Hast. STARTS SUNDAY \ THUNDER OP DRUMS'* t n iA ia l OPEN 12:13 LAST DAY /V*IO N M t f HI UE- I N PHONE PA 3-1318 TOM TE A THUDS. AT 7:00 A 10:15 U. S. HL'IIWAHINKH IN ACTION . . . CLARK GABLE BURT LANCASTER l'»-Feature At 9:00 Only “ ATTACK” Another Real Cite Drama Of The "Fool Soldier'' Who FighU The War . . . JACK PALANCE EDDIE ALBERT You, and your family art cordially invited to attend - • - * IlefrcahmentM will be served. Strickland - Morrison INCORPORATED 308 E. 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I A I CAKE 1 • a^e.u.e utw««« J H 1 • i f oct r o e m a s k n m e s l e e T w essi M T n c— BREEZE £ 83* a thouvard quality % • �For T he Doubters Peter Edson's United You Stand— Divided, You're H is Appetizers" Part 1 Thw way it looks now, not a static County Cwnmtasion meeting goes by without a few doubters. For the past weeks residents o f Seminole County have appeared before the county board questioning appropriations for the Chamber o f Commerce. It’s the same old story. "What does the chamber do with their $10,000? How do they spend it?” Commis­ sioner John Fitzpatrick laid it on the Ibis for the doubt* era once and for all when he told them the chamber’s budget is audited and they can check the files in the Clerk's Office. Wouldn’t it be a good idea if some o f our Seminole w residents attempted to avoid these outbreaks o f section, alism and we all started pulling for one chamber . . . The Seminole County Chamber. Political WASHINGTON —<NEA>— See-; retary of Commerce Luther H.i Hodges has one of the toughest jobs in the Kennedy cabinet. In some ways it's even worse thin the job of Secretary of State Dean Rusk. All Rusk has to do is per­ suade Khrushchev to be reason­ able. But Hodges has to convisee American businessmen that the 1 Kennedy administration la sot l "anti-business." "It’a not 'pro-business' or ‘ aatibusiness' either." says the secre­ tary. He was a conservative bust, nessman himself as general man­ ager of all Marshall Field textile mills. Then he went Into politics, becoming governor of North Caro­ lina before he was named Kennedy'a senior cabinet officer. He characterizes the President Ugiay- aa- "pro-people." Business didn't elect him but he is trying to do all he promi.-od during Ifccampaign, including the promotion of economic growth. Hodges recalls that the Eisen­ hower administration wai called "pro-business." What business got out ot it was the most vigorous, antitrust prosecution it ever had up to that time under Republican Attorney General William P. # Part 2 For those who doubt the job of the Chamber o f Commerce it would be wise to check the copies o f the paper these past few days. With the cooperation of the Chamber of Commerce w two industries with payrolls o f near $10 million trill locate here and set up offices. What more do the doubters want? Last week a $4 million cabinet firm agreed to come to the area and what did the president o f the firm say: "Without the cooperation of the chamber this would have never been possible.” Tuesday, a multi-million dollar swim-wear business agreed to set up offices here, move into a giant plant and employ over 150 persons. 4 Officials o f the firm also complimented the cham* ™ ber for their cooperation in working out the deal. If that doesn’t prove tire chamber is earning its $10,000 . . . you tell me what is! The Editor Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida Pear Sir: Aa an ordinary citiien of our community, I depend on the daily newspaper for many things. I do not expect always to agree with you. 1 do not expect always to disagree with you. I do not expect e|>crfection from you any more than I expect perfection from my­ self. I try to read what you pre­ sent with an open mind and for­ mulate my own opinions as my (jod-given privilege. On Thursday, the 21st. on page 6. under the heading of New Cap­ italism, you made a statement, however, which 1 cannot allow to so unchallenged. The statement: ••Nor is Russian communism the same thing as the communism of Karl M ari." On what. Sir, do you base your statement? May I please quote J. Edgar Hoover: "Marx and Engela for­ mulated the basic doctrines of MODERN communism" and he delines as follows: "Communism ^ M a rx ist Scientific Socialism): A ™ ystem of thought and action ori­ ginated by K. Marx and K. Engels, developed by V. I. Lenin, con­ tinued by Joseph Stalin AND HIS SUCCESSORS." I quote Mr. Malenkov, (Docu­ ment No. 117, Wth Congress): "The Communist Party and the SOVIET Government know where and how to lead the people, begcause they arc guided by the “ 'scientific theory of social develop­ ment — Marxism-Leninism." How about a statement from a Henry Report of the American Bar As­ sociation Special Committee: "Communlats HAVE NEVEll de­ viated from the theory enunciated by Marx and the strategy devised by Lenin." And further, to quote Dr. Fred Schwarz, one o f the leading author­ ities ori communism today: "Their (the communists') basic theoreti­ cal concept derives not from Sta­ lin, not from Lenin, but FROM MARX." Marx, though once a Lutheran like 1 am now a Lutheran, was an atheist. The 20th Century com ­ munist, be he Russian or Ameri­ can, is still an atheist! To Marx, man was just matter in motion. To the modern commu­ nist, you and I are still matter in motion! This dialectical material­ ism, the philosophy of commu­ nism as professed by Marx, IS STILL the philosophy of commu­ nism. Over 100 years ago, the destruc­ tion o f capitalism was declared in the Communist Manifesto by Marx. In 1955. a Russian, Kliushchev, by name, warned us: "If anyone thinka that our smiles mein the abandonment of the teachings of Marx, Engels, and Lenin, he Is deceiving himself cruelly." This, Sir, is not the time for misinformation on communism. Unfortunately, the newspapers are, to many, their ouly reading material. The American Citizenry has been in the dark about this villain too long. YOU, Sir, are in a position to light many candles! Taamsr Braden Mra. R. D. Rraden OUR BOARDING HOUSE FAUGH/A *APl!SLi iOUTh.NKALLVOU UKtYCU dWETOCOlf.VW.LK ifstoyou# saioMiNe. KICK A tfOCKi AACuNiO,1H?if4 FlU. UPj iCUR PLUG HAT *«im SiUGGSTS.'— LISTEH,KiO. 6 0 1 0 MlKiNG IS V(Ot?K/ SoSTiKO CPA z f Rock t M A n FOffAYfAK. AWV LKCCS 3AGPCK TCitO TO SELL GOLD ( ,tELUH6 A*J AtiNfe — FiMAUY Ik’A D tO ir t o A (oU Y OLO -L KLOMOlKfc \ ■FOB AfiOAT/— AFTER •idCPOCGQA > \ ViGtfKlM*"Xff Mirdb ABOUT oCLD ' FOB A /MONTH,TA' MirilKS.'— tiUV CAME BACK AM' HEH-HtrM ounc £ SOLO 10MT CRACKliCciX ( • . w • Roger*, so." he says, "then yon aiw to Continuation of this policy by him uatll you prove that yon the President's brother, Robert aren't. F. Kennedy, is one of the sorer Proving that the President Isn't spots o f business today. This is anti-business is one of the chore* the same Bobby who, as counsel to which the secretary is now d e­ for the Sen'ate Rackets Commit­ voting considerable time. In re­ tee. was said to be violently "an ­ cent weeks be has taken tww ti-labor." groups of business leaden to the Disapproval of a few big city White House for hour-long talk*, bank mergers Is called another One included two top leaders Kennedy business harassment. |from U. S. Chamber o f ComWarnings issued to newspaper, mcrce, National Association of television, communications, oil Manufacturers and Committee and ga* industries said to be ex­ for Economic Development, invit­ ercising monopolies did ait well ed to discuss domestic business. with business. A half-dozen top executive* ef Finally, the President's letter big exporting companies invited to the steel industry expressing lo discuss foreign trade problems "concern for stability in prices" made up the second group. Roth groups offered their ser­ waa interpreted as threatening the steelmakers with controls vices, and from both groups the without Insisting that labor lead­ President asked help, particularly In recruiting businessmen to take ers accept controls over wages. •A Vsw ’.'»»■ •t n ■n «‘ *id«a; ■ «*ig adMiaittUlil’C. positions in govern­ that U steel prices were held ment. down, then labor would have to Everywhere Hodges goes, he hold down wage demands. He arranges a meeting with • dozen also wrote the auto makers and business leaders. U. S. S w i i auto labor leaders to the same Roger Blough Is arranging a effect. But these details are for­ dinner for him in New York in gotten or overlooked, says liod-* the near future. The principal ges. subject of conversation shouldn't "I f a man calls you a so-and- be hard to guess. From Rome Letters To The Editor FED 1H' O E= O lO TLt' Mine to in ' g o a t /j r" l Notebook McLemore ROME. Italy— Up until right| with Eddie? Is Eddie happy wilb| Bank president: "N o, that'* sot now—3:33 Mein Appennlne Time! ber? enough collateral. 1 think Cleo­ —there have been tit,000,000 '* *h* i,ron* •nou*h ,0 we* r patra was a wonderful doom s r „, .b~i a w m l X ' S . S f S J S . ’K but not worth a story every Its Tayor and the shooting of a film hour working day? Are the se.s minutes." about Cleopatra. j bigger than the Caracalla Baths? Soccer player: “ It ia extremely This is 33,431,<16 more words! Where did Miss Taylor spend ridiculous. I don't read the stuff. than Abraham Lincoln has got-! last night? What does she eat? My legs hurt." Sine* then h* has Insidiously ten up until now, 40 million more Does she like Italian food? Thomas show* how Com mu n- hair curl, aven in 1061. Chef: "1 am sick and tired o f So you ostrich Americans batter! continued competition with us clti- than ____ were ____ devoted _______ __ _______ ^ ______________ lo the d is-1 Why all this unending avalanche Urn continue* to invade our Miss Taylor and Cleopatra and waka up and become eagle*, ten* till, m m now are largely so-j covcry 0 1 America", and 50 mil.I of stuff on this 20.h Century Fox church**, aa well aa collagen and cooking veal chopo." other tenters for swaying pub­ fiercely searching out all verqtin cialistic. Beware, for Socialism ia, Ron times more than Jona* Salk epic, still monlhi. maybe years, Hairdresser’ s assistant: " I read from the projection room? lic opinion. Be glad yon have a that gnaw away at our rugged the half-way home on the high- g„t (or the polio vaccine, every word about Mias Taylor, Constitution and then run to hide wny to Communism. In W urds written. Miss Taylor While it is little known to the free press, for newspapers are So send for my teisc booklet and Cleopatra far out-dis.ance general public, this column ope­ Mr. Fisher, Cleopatra, the sets, the last ditch defenders of under it via their tth Amendment pleai. “ Americana Must Never Shut! the War of the Roses, tile inven- ra les a poll and research bureau, the dresses, the money and every­ America. They can't ha dictated thing. It is wonderful. Do you Senator McCarthy will tome Up," enclosing a stamped, return Hon oi the automobile, the origin and its Half is forever putting to like radio. TV or the movies, foolish questions to foolish peo­ know anything n ow ?" of the species, the discovery of day be enshrined, Ilka the Dutch envelope, plus L ’U ernta. The Anierfor they don’ t havo to get n re­ Zoo attendant: "1 wish I could penicilin, the doings of Jack.I’ aar, ple. The staff has been busy on newal o f a license to operate boy whoie finger in the dike eaved, lean Legion aiked to uae a million turn a couple of my polar bean World War II. the opening of the Cleopatra. of them in ita Americanization Holland, for ha waa the Horatio* every two years! Doors have been knocked on- loose on this set. That would end in your West, the shooting of Dan Me Casa K-4011: Thomaa T., aged who hsld off tha communists until campaign, ao put it ' Grew, and the Bolshevik Revolu Bells rung. Pedestrians button 1It." aehoolsl public opinion could h* marshalled -1>. ia a Florida clergyman. This would Indicate, although holed. Housewives annoyed. Uusilion. (Alwaya write to Dr. Crane Because of his ultra liberal ra* a*ainat them, This deluge of words started ln| ncssmen intcmipied. Windows slightly, that peopio have just marks and hla constant belittling I Our government was establish- In rara of this newspaper, enHollywood, where the picture was peeped in. Keyholes eyed. Even about had enough about Cleo­ of our American type of govern- vd *° Cnele Sam could b* the inv clowlng a long I cent stamped, originally scheduled to he shot,! children have been slopped - at patra. mrnl and "free enterprise” sys- partial referro on the sideline*, add reward envelope and 20 rrnta then lo l/mdon, and now lo Rome, their play to be asked why, why tern, a medical colltngue o f mint while hanker competed with bank-, la. rover t>plng and printing Rrly o* A General Contractor The Romans have added at least why so much deathless prose has er, grocer with grocer and manu­ mala when you send for one of gut irked. With 25 Year* Exparianco 10,000.000 words since shooting been written about a moving piehla booklets.) “ Reverend," this doctor began at facturer with manufacturer. was switched to (lie Eternal City, I lure and ■ movie star, Alterations • Additions Uncle Sam could alter the play­ a church banquet, “ I've heard you and as I wrlie this I can hear The answers have been mor< Bonded • FHA Financing attack this Republic once too ing rules for th* greater safety of TWO TOO MANY the typewriters of film journal- than enlightening. Tliey have an* th* players on our national “ grid­ often. WRIGIITSBORO. Tex. (U P D - 1st* pounding out copy as fast swerrd, once and for all. the Reinforced A broiler chicken at the O. K a* their Italian fingers will fly.! relation between human beings “ Your remarks are th* typical iron." Conrirato But Uncle Sam was to slay OFF Camp hatchery ran roll over and communistic 'line.' I'll make you The Home papers are tilled and Hollywood publicity, FALLOUT APPROVED an even bet right now that you the field! He did so fur I:i4 years still remain on its feel — the fowl with the stuff. Is Miss Tay lor j A few samples: SHELTERS and n* were tha Mecca for free­ has four legs. Camp says the well? Is she ill? Is she fat? Is are a card carrying communist." Housewife, aged 38, blonde Th* clergyman deftly tried to dom-loving folks—till IVI0, when chicken, with two extra Irgv on she thin? Will she be able to fin- and making spaghetti saure when sidestep th* issue and pooh-pooh Uncle Kam ran out upon the grid­ III back, is healthy and seemingly ish the picture in Rome or move^ polled: " I have no dreaming Idea CALL COLLECT — iron and became a playing referee, unhampered by the extra extrem­ on to Tanzaityiki, Madagascar,' why so much is wrltlen about this doctor's accusation. CH 1-388.1 or GA 3-2879 or North Dakota? Is she happy i Cleopatra. Good day." ities. “ Wait a minute, Reverend," th* via the Postal Savings I'lan. doctor persisted, "I also attended Harvard and 1 heard enough com­ munist apeerhe* while there to identify their typical phrases. “ You arc spouting th* verbatim propaganda, so I challenge you to show u* your bill fold. For I KNOW you are a communist or you'd not b* using thsir typical vocabulary." Under tha pressure of this doc­ tor's direct challenge and th* eye* of other parishioners at th* table, th* clergyman finally admitted he was a communist, occupying a pulpit right her* in modern Amer­ ica. And this doctor was corract, for ths clergyman was a card carry­ ing communist, too! Many well meaning American* play th* proverbial ostrich rol*. A bait U tha linking Chrydrt ItJO 2-daor hardtop. Deep, contour but tel trail (louer left) art an tuning option aa Mu modtL they figuratively hid* their heads in ths sand to avoid seeing the many evidence* of socialism and ultimate eommunism ia America TODAY. Remember, I'm not talking about Senator McCarthy's era right altar tha close of World War 11. McCarthy was then ridiculed as , a Don Quixote, conjuring up imag­ inary horror tales shout commun- 1 ist* in our government. But it was my brother, Dr. John B. Crane, former Harvard econ­ omist, who had helped persuade J T 'S V NCW CIIRVSLKII 30il! W ill, a prico tli.it puli " M f McCarthy to serve as th* Senate | performance and luxury well within your reach, Nuu get your mouthpiece for th* vast amount of ch oice o f two bucket scat interiors; big \-H engines ranging front data exposing th* communistic in­ standard 30■> to breath-taking 3HO h or-epow rr; three hotly sly lev filtration. My brother was economic advis­ that nobucJy tan misuLe for a compact. or to Gen. Lucius B. Clay ia GsrCheck out the other Chryxlrrs, too. 'Ihe su u rt-lu v Newport and many and th* fart* ha still haa on PLUS A NEW FULL-SIZE the luxury New Worker, knjoy Chfyilcr-cngiiicerctl motoring . . . that communistic infiltration of NEWPORT, STILL with smooth, »tuhlr torsion-bar suspenviou . . , with solid, quiet our government would make your ; Lnibody . . . with details like new chassis lutings that need lubrication only at JL’.UOO-niile intervals. OVER IS YEARS •Chrysler’* suggeatad retail price at Fleet aad Palssatl* far i d-.sT aedars, esrtashe r f Nolliing lio-liuiiidruiii aiMiui these vioui C luyslci *ii_V L iit c o iiv ! (Ataag Sid* Peat Office) destination charges. While wail There's nothing at exciting to uwu as a big one from Chrytlcr! > , tir*a extra. o ' Dr. Crone's Worry Clinic CD HERSHEL BROCK CHRYSLER ’62 FEATURES TH E NEW FULL-SIZE 3 0 0 - A HIGH PERFORMANCE Sl’OKTS SERIES LN A 1 W L L U I P1UUE RANGE! GJI|e page 11 UJm lb Sanford, Florida Wednesday, September 27, 1961 « Xt-TLII l . iilELOWT. 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SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY Carpet Tile Paeailur* Piaaaa Nf APOHI e JOfl a NIW YOHKiR thi ennui iirii w iu ACAIN NO IH FDITIONS 10 tOMPROMISt YOUR INVESImTnI 1 run im ii i« »nu ctm m mc-ti m nnf...m ihit hi -kthh oki iwu/ moii hit « mm if im mwimi uu thm m in i rtn it cumu iw iu ia i S EM IN O LE C O U N T Y M O TO R S 519 East First Street >V. �_ to* ________. W ant-Ads A re Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them ! ' : 1 P m IS—Wad. Sept. 27,1881 Logoi Nofict ■■ c n s c r ir m iT *•<»■ i t M r i u n »«n M , n «»a or ~ - t ^ S S S r 't V T u ^ '* * n w f b d b i w i . tA V iK o a a x d JfiA J f ASSOCIATION OF O il LAXDO, a corporation, P la lrtlff. 1 Classified Phone FA 2*2(11 Office 201 W. First W. C - , _ , .— —— — = = .. — • It Pajrg To Uoe The Herald Want Adi t A t l4 F lM VW BB4 BB W tar w m e fta a ea* tasern Urns r t year ad. m i fees F m M M l l i t v lii og fijM l t o eft VVtfaMMU i p m v M •$ito ta ita w f c r n ta tae p M t a ed flta SWEETIE PIE B j Nadine Seltzer c L A flu m o n o n 1. Last A rwrai 2. NbUm b - P s iiR s li 3. U m IIm • lastraetlsu 4. T n —» f f t i — - - —“ V " ■■ 1 Far l « t '“ Legal Nofict Ma Sj§ n Jim Hunt Reality Legal Notice Legal Notice Helmly Realty SK Y -H IG H VALUE Legal Notice Legal Notice Jim Hunt Realty HOWELL PARK Remodel Your Home Send Coupon — S lcw m na Park Homes By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. As Low A i $350 Down 4 - Bedreem i 3 Baths 3-H *dr**m * I B alk s S Bsdrsaaa—11* Baths 3-Bad ream*—1 Bath * »da variesy aatariar daaigas and (laar plans VA FiRRJKtec o r Hobim up to 915,000 FHA — ConraatioBal ft ln-Sarrica at! DlBKCTlONBt T btb W . sr 34th St. try Ctah Rd. ft Wateh far aur signs. OPEN FO R BUSINESS in Western Auto FERN PLAZA itO Fern Park, Florida ----- DEALER O W N E D ----- Op«n D bQv HR 1:00 P. M. Fridxyii5in 8:00 p. M. Ball-Blair Agency Reglitered Broke-s 3 - Bedroom, air-conditioned, cen­ * ASSOCIATES tral heat, many deluxe exirai. Salford’s preferred loeatloq..Jl« so. Park Avt. Ph. FA 2-Mii -Lake Mary Branch— Down. VA No Money Down Not too many atailible. Oee S t Johns Reulty € o ; mils E ll- of 17-92 oa 431. THE TIME TESTED FIRM LORMANN REALTY 119 N. Park Avt. Ph. FA 24123 TE 14173 Fan Park TE 8-1747 LARGE 8 room bouse, plui FlorIda room, 1 bath; 2 loti; S fruit COUNTRY LIVING tratl; 913.300; 11.400 down; 3-b«draom house • FHA; 2000 Washington Ave. Ph. batter tkaa 4a acre of land FA 2-9391. 3-Bedroom house aad 2 bedroom houie on XI acrea of load PINECREST 13 lata la Bookertown o Very attractive 3 BR, tiled bath Geneva 2312 CB home, with fully equipped Eva. Orlando GA 24138 kitchen and many nice eatrai. Lawn well landscaped. Total BOB CRUMLEY AGENCY price only $12,900. Monthly Bob Crumley, Realtar payment just $48 after low down R. L. Sloan, Auoeixto payment. One of our best of­ FA 24373 Sanford ferin g*. Photic luday fur *u early appointment. TRADE r COMFORTABLE 4 bedroom home tar home In country, with 10 sens or mote. FOR RENT Stenstrom Realty 2, t. and 4 BEDROOM HOMES. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2(21 ROSA L. PAYTON AN OPPORTUNJTY Registered Real Eiuto Broker 730 Healthy orange trees on 14 Ph. FA 2-1341 17-92 at Hiawatha acres of land west of Sanford, close In, terrific loca.ion, in­ BARGAIN: 2 - bedroom, seraenid vestment property. patio, carport, itove aad refri­ SUNSHINE REALTY I gerator, excellent condition. Leu 2419 S. French Ave. than 747 monthly. Boat oiler. In Pinccreat Shoppe ISO Cortes Ave. North Orlando. Day FA 2-7493 Night FA 2-lai. BY OWNER: 3 bedroom, 1 baJ> home in quiet neighborhood; 3 • BEDROOM home in Sunland without kitchen equipment. Low garage; family room; patio; down payment. Monthly pay* 12' x 130* lot See and inquire at menu $44 or will rent for 3100. 1311 Elliott Ave. Call FA 2-5410. 3 - BEDROOM. 1 bath. Many im­ provements. 9290 down. See .and SUNLAND ESTATES Inquire at 104 Axalea Lane, Attractive 3 bedroom home. Fenc-^ Suniand. ed yard, range and refrigerator. T bit home is in excellent con­ BEFORE YOU BUY LOOK dition. THESE OVER 912,900 with only $100 down pay­ Oceaa From Property 173* Front ment. $41.33 monthly payments. aga 430* ddap, Thraa rental housed New Smyrna Beach Jim Hunt Realty Air Condition Slotw building and 2324 Park Drive Office FA 2-211$ apartment suitable for offices, _______________ Nights FA 24443^ Ntw Smyrna Baach. Large 3 . Bedroom 2 bath home on about 75 acres joining in-, dian Mound Village. Wonderful development possibilities. 20 Acres, 9 tenant bouses, part tiled. 74 Acrea almoft all tiled, suitable for citrus, 3 parcels. BOB CRUMLEY AGENCY Boh Crumley, Broker R. L Sloan. Associate Atlantic Bank Bldg. FA 2-0373 Sanford L O NG DALE H O M ES 3 . BEDROOMS l ! i BATHS Low Down Payment No Closing Costs As Low IHft Per As W Month Principal. In*. . Int. •Tasrs VA $11,300 to $17,100 • PAY YOUR B I L L PUT ALL UNDER 1 MORTGAGE! i i j , i n i Estate F#r Salt LAKE FRONTAGE j 140 fast on Crystal Lake, witti bearing fruit treat, only l3,S3o. 14* feet oa Pine Lake in Loch 3324 Park Drive Offlca FA 2-Ull X • BEDROOM heme ta Geneva. NlfhtS FA 24441 Arbor tor 83730. Baa ar call Rax. J. L. Stewart, We Doe’t West EVERYBODY’S ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Geacvs 4301. Rsyipowd T.uxdqufai. huiiaeas. Just T0L55 FA *24931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. FURNISHED lani* apartment, FARMER'S AGENCY hat and cold water furnUbad. OUR HOME at 1307 Mclloaville N. V. Farmer, Realtor 413 Palmettn. 2443 8. Park ATS. Ph. PA 34221 U for sale. Modlrn 3-bedroom 2-BEDROOM bouM, klUhSB equip* After hour* PA 24412 or FA 24241 homa with Ilk bathi, on L rg«) lot with plenty of bearing cit­ ped. FA 24343. Oscar M. Harrison rus. By appointment only. Ph. S • BEDROOM nafurniabed houie RexUlartd Real Eitata Broker FA 2-4342 or FA 24712 -fter sear tawa, actenls. churches, 1311 Palmetto Art. Ph. FA 2-7343 3:00 p. ra. 33* maath, 1344 MyTtit. Ph. PA 34438. 2-1R downstairs apt. uafum., Mtchea oqulppad. 1-BR. upstairs apt, tan. PA S4S31. THOM M O N . at us. at a t Defen lent*. cu n u ra * * tic i a r ia u it X««1 m It h eroa y tita n that un8. V m Ksat <ar • Dacraa a f taracloaura a i l f i t s r. ■ . day t » .. aata entered h r the J u n ta a f t->» 7* H—Id— KbdUIb C lraull Court a f lha Xlnth Jj.1l. 8o Brack H w lik ria l Circuit In an< tar tam laola 1 - BEDROOM beuM trailer an O auntr. FlorlAa. an l|«t I I h Aar 9. r s r Salt sr Brat i— Of Begtameer. IM I, In a »*r-*ln nice shady lot. * - teem Turn, 19. Wasted te Ram «auaa hat naan Vlrat Federal far* Tmu A n f i t • I f I . dsy tohouie available Oct 1st. Call ' la ta a n t Loan Aaaaulatlon a f Or* 11. Bral RaUto Wasted taada. a eergeratlea, plain tiff. i l l o t ic V m I iDUto Fsr S t k ; - V . f " i:*O Latnpaan ant Ida M »«.l IS. M s r tn c* I m m . T h e e H a t . h it w ife, and W a iv e Cora- a Flor'da corporation, da. 14« iM tflflC I 3 - BEDROOM furnished trailer. ftn dante, b -.n g C h aactrr Ctaa X*. IS. State— OffBrtRDlUw Modern 10’ i 34’, S. aaalord I ' l t l , t « r .l eatl at paella auttiaa — I t th e b lfhaat MS4*e far naan, at I t . r « M la la t e Wasted Are. Ext., Ipacious Shady Lot th e front dear a f U * Ceurtheuta n retafte t V i B lJ A l . pePiTW* "A w*8^W la the City o f Stnford. la m lA la n <rm em etrr c s t s r « r tub 17. Mala Hate WMtod* Btans . ffh K U b c t s c n r bp . . C eu a tr. Florida, at tha h a t - af statb bp p l m io a . is and It. Hste Waatai 2 - BEDROOM unfurnished in llt a a a'aloch A. M. aa lle a la r , the m fbr srmixslh f a r m , i t It. M tu tira s Waatai Ith dap o f Oatahar, (M l. that car* n u i c u i casb ua. itssa Raysana Park. Ler*e living I t . Brtyfeitt— tain propartr daaarlhad a t falLiwi. roam, asperate dining room. On OLE1CR IHLBT. f p . trill P lalatlff, 21. t e n t y M m 1ar|4 corner let Many extras. Lot A WOODMKItK PARK. •»S» 2 1 M M . PatRt. tocordinp ta tha plat thar*. US Grove Leas. BDITM a RILBT, or aa recorded la Plat B u t Dafandant. 2 1 B v ilite f Matarlak It. pace It. af tha Fnbtla dS TICB T a APPEAR GROVE MANOR 24. Elaetrka! Services lUcorda a f Seminole C oujit , TO i EDITH a . RILBT h e , . . . h -.M IU --|.r i , . Spacious 4 bedroom — 2 hath * Florida. 25. P lanting Sarrkat 111 Wsat I Ith Strait . . ISBALI tum o* tht iia l tho wrong way wh«n Mom heme located aa beautiful pic2 1 R i t e A Tatetldw Itlrmlagbam, Alabama _ Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. t*M mo to dtfrort tho rafrig«r*t*r'.N TOU ARE HBIlSBY NOTIFIED 27. 8— 1*1 i artl— tuiesque let with citrus treat. Clarh Or: Martha T. Vlhlaa, D.C. Ih si ault far Slaarca hat haan 29. U n i f y Sartka Features built-in 0. E. kitchen M ad agalaat r*u la th* c irc u it 1 C i — ttea • iROtrastloD 8. Far B**t Z F u b lllh SapL ST. IMI. center, reap, dlshwsiher, gatCourt a f th t Xlnth Judicial C ir­ 29. AtttMMblla Sartlce cu it nf th* State a f Florida. In bage dUpeial, beautiful brick PIANO LESSONS. FA 240S2. FURNISHED house, 1 bedroom, - s o t m m c i a c t s r c a r a r o r t h e ta S far Seminal* C a u n i/, Florida 9 1 Macklaary - Tsaia fireplace, centrally basted, large n in th ju d ic u l c ir c u it o r undar t.'hancar/ No. l l l l i , th* atrlS SI. Pealtry - Pat* - Utrsalack newly painted; alio raal clean patio, double carportt ted a u n r e t a t t n a u i t a c m . nf said cauia being ULIIN.V Rtapartment. FA 34444. fi. For Real 3 1 FJawer* - T«— • Skrub* fu a io t. u u s e m x * . tt d M LET. Plaintiff. -r | . EDITH O. many other cxtrai. If you art 3 1 Fantitar* R p n ix u K iE L D ix trm m o x f o r R lL X t , Dafandant. looking for the fioeit—ite this SAN LANTA APARTMENTS: 3 - ROOM furnished apt. 340.00 BA VINOS, TOU A RB H BRBBT REQUIRED 34. Artldsa Far Bala Plaintiff, I* R lt r*u r a n tw tr with tha Clark home today. mo, Close in, 111 E. Ith SC Nlet Isrfo spartmtats, 404 E. •»#. a f this Court and to aarva s c a p / 33. A rtkka Waatai FA 3-4333 or FA 3-3741. tltk St. Phoao FA 2 C*J. / K n . v U T J. POLLXT and JOMX- af ths lim a upon th* p la in tiff* 38. Boats • M o t - NIC MAC PoL LCT, hla wlfa. attorn*}*, whaa* name* and AS. DaraadaaiA drat* appear balaw. an ar bafor* 37. M otercydoa« Scootars CLEAN 4 room furoislwd apart- 3 • BEDROOM furnished apart NOTUC OP « A U I tha Itth d a / a f Oatahar, A. D.. 38. TraJIsrs - C*k*au meat in Lake Mary. FA 2-1737 2334 Park Drive OUics FA 3-2UI msal; alto sfficltaty |4a *ll NOTICE Id HKItEdT O lV d X IM I, ar a Dacraa Fra Canfaai* 39 A stoaobkta * Track* Park Avs. Nights FA 24441 that an lha Ith dap a f Oatahar n a / bp antartd agalnit /o u . TWO bedroom house, kitchen .,,1 1 1 1 at SI:## A. it. at tha mala (SEAL) dear af lha C o u it Home o f aaml* Arthur H. Backwlth, Jr. BACHELOR apartment, complsts* equipped. Call FA 2-3*31. 3 • BDRM., Its bath, unfurn. 1. Loot A Faaai hole Countr. at danfwrt. Florida, Clark ly furnished, 317 Pslmstto Avs. home in Loch Arbor 8113. tha Honorable Arthur H. lack* B r: Martha T. V iblin WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* with. Jr. Clark a( tha Clrcatt Ph. R. A. WUllami, Realtor, Daputr Clarh LOST; Prspcriptioa tyt ftssssi, ••••Court af Bint'nele c o u n t r. Flar* KELLT * HURT. EPQ*. FURNISHED 3 room IpsrtmsBti private baths, 114 W. First Si FA 24*31. sitbsr at Laks Gsldsa or Ulh Ida. will affar far aala to tha Attarna/a far Plaintiff laris icressnsd porch. Phone h lgbeo t and beat bidder far «aah. I W a it Church Street St., nsvjr blus cats. Inicription FA 2-31M between 1:00 a.at. A 3 - BEDROOM unluRiiibed houie NICE hint, largo 2 bdrm. apt. a t ptlblla euterr. the follewlng Orlanda, Florida **Dr. JoMph Dsy." If found in Lake Mary. FA 34443. daacrlbad groper-./ af tha D»- Fabliau Sapt. 21. II A Oct. 4. 11. Fla. rm. tiled bath. 1700 Mag­ l:M p m. pltsM call r * 2-UU Rtuard. fandanla Krnaat J. Poller aad nolia Avt. 109.30. FA 24431. Jabnnla Mao Pallor, hi* wife. IX TRW t r u e r IT C O l'R T o r T R R FURNISHED 3 bedroom house. RENT A BED Lot II, Block P. COUNTRT Mb j c d i c i a l c i R c r r r i x a n d LOST: Blus Parakeet. Bead aa RoUawsy, Hospital * Baby Bad* LARGE Turn. apt. 3 bdrm. $43AduKa. FA S-TM4. CLUB MA.NOIt. UNIT NO. J. FOR PRWIUOLR COl hTT, FL O R . !a|. Reward. Jeaiup. FA 2-44TP. 1703 Magnolia. FA 2-3331. according la tha plat there, l y Day, Week, or Month IDA. IX CMAXCRRT XO. 11ST4. o f aa recorded In Pint Book SLEEPING room wit* private en­ EAST BROOKLYN PAVINOS BANK CARROLL* FURNITURE II. Page tbe. Public Rcc* FURNISHED garage apartment. A New fo r k terperatlon. trance and bath. Call FA 2-3SM Ph. FA 24111 1 Noticca • Poraonala «rda nf Seminole Count/, 11* W. lit SL P lain tiff. No children. Entrance from altar 4 p. m. . . Florida. -ftMangouitlae Ave. 1403th W. lit. l e t e i h o r n ltk all ttruoturaa and JOHNNIE M KELI.T and JUANITA CARPETS coma data quickly 2 . BEDROOM house, kitchen ■ •‘ Impracomontn lhaa ar tharaatiar P. KELLT. hla w ife; and JOSEPH FA 2-23U. when Blue Lustra la applied with LARGE 4-bedroom, kiicbea equip­ equipped, apply 1003 Elm Ar« an u l d land. Thla property It alta I . HOSTETLER. JIL and LILA J. ped. One acre fenced yard and “ FREE USE*' Shampooer. Cark n ow n at the promlata at t i t HOSTETLER, hi* wife, a n d /or playhouse for children. Beiidt 3 -BEDROOM unfurnished bouts 3 RM. Fura. apt. water 4 lights Countr/ Club Drive, ganferd. LOU A. ilOSTBTLEIL roll*a Furniture. furn. 143 mo. FA 2-3744. Florida. new hl|ti school. 345 month. Ph. Defendant*. •34 Eicambla. Ph. FA 34274 Thla la made purauant la Final NOTH R TO BEFKXD OR ORDER PA 3-7431 or FA 2-344*. IF YOU HAVE A DRINKING Dacraa o f Faraclatura entered In OF or TA 24442. PUBLIC AT IOX SUIT FOB. 9. For Sale or Real tha above caue«. Chancer/ Docket ULOSVMB PROBLEM contact Alcohollct UPPER 3 room apt., 313 Wait ^ * X h H I M , new pending la lha Clr> TUI JOHNNIE M. KELLT and 3 . BEDROOM co4u*e. Immedi CUSTOM BUILT Home oa Lake. Anonymous, Ph. FA 34343, i»a cu ll Court o f and for Seminal* 3th St. JCAXTTA P. KELLT atsly occupancy. Weak or lord. C o u n t /, Florida. Rent er Sale. Raasoeabla. Call irealdenc* unknnont IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I moath. Near atore* and bui. evening!. FA 2-1387. JOSEPH I . HOSTETLER. JR. FURNISHED apartments, dawn , _ h e v e htraunto tot mr hand and FA 2-4431. _____ __ and town location. Phone for appoint. __________ __ ..a fflc la l atal. thla J»th d a / af l i l a j . Ho s t e t l e r 2 . BEDROOM homa with riorida gaptambar, IM I. til F ran k l/n Park Drlva ment, FA 24121 dsy or rURN. apt. 2300 MaUoavtlla. (SE A L ) room; fenced in backyard. Idtal Itolii, Idaho •- ~ - - ■------------— I FA 2-3343 night. 1 Arthur H. Baukwlih. Jr. ta for children. Call after S p. m. Aad all unhewn peril** cla im -j IX T R B CIRCUIT COURT OF TR R LOVELY 3 BR. home 1* country, Clark a f th* Ctrault Court lug a n / Intareat hr, through, u n d er |Xl.vrM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ar! toFA 24241. In and fo r Seminal* Cauni/, or agalnit either or a n / a f th* AAD FOR SRMI.xoLR COUXTT. kitchen equipped. FA 2-1744. _________________________ florid * ahev* named port)** who m ar ho FLORIDA. CMAACERT XO. HAST it /: Martha T. Vlhlaa 2 - BEDROOM- house ln_ Elder 11. Ke*l Estate Wanted d ied or ar4 not known to bo d t a l r it r . luiUTuN FIVE CENTS SAVli-puty Clark or allvo. ! IMIS BANK. Springi Trailer Park. fas.OO. A xn K itdox, n c s ii, w a r d T ill. JOHNNIE M KELLT. P lain tiff HOMES LOTS ACREAGE v o m i t o r s « l i; * dean Ph. FA 2044. JUANITA H. K l.L L T , JOSEPH U n . . . . N ell** I* h e r tb / *lv*n that th* SALES RENTALS 2 $: K i l l Canlrnl Ataau* IIOSTKTLKIL JIL an* LIL.V J., WILLIAM A. rKH ftS. anS IRIS C. real propart/ tttu a u a In «*m lOrlando. Florida IIOBTKTLKIL ar* hartby n otlfU J KCIIRS, hi* wir*, nol# i-ounty, Flerld*. d«*crlb<4 aa UNFURNISHED houie, 1303 El­ Atturni) v for Plalatlff that a Complaint for rortcloa u r* I D*f*nU*n;a I follow *: liott. Call FA 24234 • FA 24323 l u b l l . h Sapt. Jl. 1111. or M orta l** h*e been fll*d aga ln it | N u n t 'B o r s VLB Th* IVaai : i fact a’ th* Caat /e ll. and ' mi ar* renulrtd to *«r»* VOIICK IS HKItCMT niV R V 11* fa* I o f tha North It* • ROOM furniaLed apartment. a ropt ol rou r An«w#r or I*l*ad-| that un th* (ih day *f Ortubar sol K. 13th Strait fiat o f all that part o f lllock Adulti 1209 Palme.to. FA 2-4343 Inga tn the Complaint on th *' l»et at 11 1 * o'clock A. M. at Ih* I lying South n f an Haattriy FA 2-7103, Evenings FA 2-2373 Platntlfr* a tta in * /. Joaaph M. P'rent Deer *1 the Court Heue* * f oilanaton o f Church Htrttt FURNISHED apt., 1310 Magnolia. Vltiaerald. :> ( Meeurlt/ Truet gem lnole Ceuntr, at ganfard. r io r a f tVILDMKflE. a ccord in g ta Uulldinc. Miami I f. Florida, and I Ida, tha Henarabl* Arthur II. Slat thereof aa recorded In file th* ealglnal Answer e r Ptaad-' Deukwllh, Jr., Clerk * f ih* Clreult Flat Book "V* pa s* III. * f Ins In th* o ffice * f th* Clerk o f Court * ( Sanitael* Cotinir, Florida, the Public Racjrila o f Semi* the Circuit Court * * or bafor* will effa r tor tala te th* higlttit nol* Ceuntr- Florida. IX TH B CIRCUIT COURT OF T R R th* i ; u i day of Ostober A. D . t i l l , and beet bidder fo r cam . t t pub- • Ill k* laid far <*ah In haad ta If you fall ta da **, Judgment by tia eu lcry, th* fellew ln g seterlkad ta* h ig h lit and bait ktddar at IX TH B CIRCUIT COURT in AXU NINTH J ID IC tA L CIRCUIT. IN Duw n-To-Earth Price* AND FOR ICW IXOLB COUXTT. default will h* taken agalnet r*u preperl y af tn* Defendant* W||. tk* front deer af the Seminal* FOB SBWIXOLB COUNT1, FLOR. F L O R ID k. CHANCBRT XO. far tk* relief demanded In in* Item A Fthr* and Iris X. F a h rt ca u n ir Court Heut* In Baaferd. IB A . XO n e t * . T. TUCK. INC., a F io r . Complaint. h ll wife, FlarlS*. at tn* hour a f ItiSI co x x x cn cirr ocnkral Lire THOMAB Dcmtlful Lahefreal (orporatlen, LUDOUIL IT. Th* ea ttrip iitn t f m e raal p r tLet It. Blaek "A ". COUX- I a'elech neon *n T h u n d e r. Oeteber tXSURAKCB COMPANY, a Conn- Id* MORBKt. STEPHF.X MORSKt and Coamsalty party proceeded agalnat let Ith. t i l l , hr Arthur H. Seehwlth. acticut corporation, m r club MAXon. uxtr BOUUSLAW XIORBKI Ou Sparkling Laks Mtnaoe Let 1. Bloch I. TOWNBITK NO i. acourdlns 1* ih* plat J r , tk* Clark * f Ih* Clreult Court Plaintiff, PU lhttffa OF NOItTK CHl'LUOTA. A tharaef a* reaarded In Flat af th* Ninth JuSUlAl Clreult In ta. ... aokSIrtllen eacerdlng is plat Hakk It, pas* II Fuktl* and far Baminat* Ceunty, Flartd* STUPHC.V ft DP.XWEfiT, JR. a: ? * LEO J i r .ir .C M K and tnareef raeerdas in rim R etard ! o f Semlnel* Cean- j purauant t* a final dacraa * f *i, n>»k 1. pace* 14 I* I I Intlutr. Florid*. faraolaaur* «ni*r*4 by lha CirDefealaat*. ---------- ARBF.XMK, hia wife Defendant* Hr* Our Model Homs* tire. *t m * Puhlie Iteeeras I t e g u n ir w lik all airueiuri* a a e lt u lt Caurt at in* X in m J u lltla l notub o r h iir WORTflaOR FOBBCLoaUBB af aemlnal* Ceuntr, r ie r U a . I latgrevtineuii. than e r th lre a fltr Circuit In ana far Basilnal* Ceun- T U B I f ATE o r FLORIDA - OPEN TODAY — x o t ic b of aurr Thla natle* ahall be yubtunaa on t a il Ian4. Thla gregarty la it y , FlarUa. in lb * eaa* « f Or- T O ) Bi*plt*n D. Dr*w*ry, J r , TO l 2 )j ML Sow of Sanford «n<e each weak far fou r o*n a*-j *|>* known a* tha grem lM i at III la s s * Feaersl ( a t ia g * aaa Lean r o lJ a a r t unhaown Lea J. Arbeanlk and Turn W. on Lak* Mary Bird. KUtlre w tek* In tb* b jn fo r d H er- i nuntrr Club C lid e , fa n fe ra .la a w e M Ile a , P lain tiff, r l . T a lesH*l*u F. D r*w *r/. ■■- Arbeanlk a ll. _ l Floriua : Use la te a* 4 Marl* la ta , hi* w llai r « ilj* n c * unknown Pit. PA 1-4370 III* Breek l e u R e a l, Ini NR AND ORtiKRF.D at SanTht* l< n n l , ga rm en t I* Final Pkllll** Laoaher A WUlweth. I s e - l You ar* hereby natlfte* tn »: * f«rd. Seminole County. Flerlda. ititree o f >'4r«clo*u(* *ni*r*4 In a Fleriaa n i w n l l M i A r u l J f r - tu n hat been M*<t agaln tl r*u la Parma. Om*. thle U lh day o f September, A D . ih* a b ot# tauie. ca a n te ry Deckel { da*«* dale* C e rg - a FlarM a ewr-l the a b et* em tiled eaua*. and that! T8J * r* hareby n eiified that a t ill. X j . 11117, l o t pending In Ike g -ra n a a i lalaad Waleriale. I t e . a I >su ar* required t* Die >eur •“ '* ttr Pereeleeur* * f M ertgag* URAL) ! r ir iu ll Court o f and tar Bemlnele k'larlda earpweaclaai Rlaaaw Balld. « n* * e r with tha Clerk uf thle k ,*a Died In ths Circuit Ceurt Arthur II Deckwlin. J.-. C auni>. F u n d * . er* (ap ply (aaegaay. a FleeMa Court and to eerre a cu p / there- e f th* Judlrlal Clraull far Clerk. Circuit Caurt IX VVITliasa WHEREOF, 1 h *\ *' tarparaOeai Terraeea Flaarlaa U a-j 0 f up.,n the plaintiff o. pfalntlfVei aemlnnl* County. FlorIJa. entitled Ry; Martha T, Vlnlen 1 hereunt* tei my hand ana official lea— a Flarlda earparatlaai Wilier, attorney), ahoee name and ad- THOMAS T, TUCK IXC— a Ftoria* *' , - - -a_ _ ^aawaaaela. VI’ FlAll It taAD RVI Deputy Clerk . era), m l* : t u day e f aegiemker, bluet. la * . • FlarU a earpwreilaai j r, „ t« Jannlns* Watte. Clark* Corporal.*u. LL'DOMIL MOIldKL Joteph M. F itig e n M m i. Jeaegh t e t la i Wf. W . Pr*etwtli> « nd Hamllten. I U Barnett Na- STBPHK.V MOnXKt and BOOUI I I aerurltr Truet Dullding UCAL) aad Richard ira w fa r d . Defewdeale. tlenal Bank Bulldlns. Jackeonrlll# SLAW MORSKL Plaintiff*. N*L X. Miami IS. ria rld a wnlrh etc* bear*. Chantery Arthur H. Baehwilh. Jr. IT Ns Xf ria .'ila . aet later than O c tO e n W . T R u T t O R JR.. *n4 M X A. Publlrh Sept. 2t A O tl. «. It. IS rtark a f ih * i-it-u lt Caurl 11117 In tb* I'heneery Docket ; , . l)| i. If >oie foil to do eo a LOFTCS. •* ^ Truet*#*. and U O tn and far aeislnel* Cuuaiy, B<nt> af laid court. iI decree deera* pro aro cenfeeeo canfeteo w ill be b* enter enter- 3. ARUKZXIK and — — AflBK ZFlerlda ___ relief d*-| _ (SEAL) ed a ga ln it you fo r n>* X IK . hla w ife. Defendant* and Si . Martha T. Vlnlen Arthur II. B t.a w iih , Jr. mand'ad in 'tit# cemplatnL Thi*’ agitl » f * required to ftl* you r anDeputy rla rk Clerk Circuit Ceurt la te farecloa* a m ertgag*. The » n * r l# th* Cem plslat with the WE Ry: Aria J. Lundquiat A X D cnao.N , b u s h , w a r d C lark at aald Caurt aa* ta ca rt* real preperty greeted agalnet I* WILL A DEAN Deputy Clerk a eagy thgrgaf g p e a H. Knea Lot l l » . LAKE HARIUKT IIS Kaet Central A l t a i ) Chert** MtrthaU Baitmshau*. A tternay* far th* ESTATES, according lo lb * Orlando, Florida P. u Be* s u s Plaintiff*. I l l •. K new lt* Arena*. g ist thereof t * retarded In Orlando, F ien d * Altnraiya for Plalm tff • ADD A ROOM • ADD A BATH W inter Park. Flerlda an or bofer* Plat Back ' l l ’. p*a* !>. Pu >lltk Sep:. 37, 111!. puhiuh aipi. ar, 1111. th* Wth dar at D o ttie r I I I : ; ru a ilo r.e.orde at Semlael* • INSTALL ALUMINUM SIDING c h e r w li* D ecree Pro C tn ftie * Ceuntr. Flerlda. WITNESS m y hand a n t tha eta! erUt be entered * e * ia tt yeu ( t r a f **14 Ceurt at taafard. Flartd*. the relief demanded la ta* Castthla llt h day e f September, t i l l . Plata t. ( 8 BALV (SE A L) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Arthur H. B ea k *ith , J r , Clerk e f Clreult Ceurt Clerk o f th* Circuit Ceurt 5 Years To P x y -------------- i Monthly Payment Ry Martha T. T tk lta n r : Martha T . Vivien CALL US — NO OBLIGATION Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Pualtaa S ty:. 3*. 37, * Pet. I. It. PuPitah a **:. U . I t. t r * Oct. I. s. r—4 « -u 12. Bm I E a u u Far 8*1* FINANCING D ow n Paym ent A Cleelnt Caat $156 MaRlhly P a y m e a lt a* lew aa $14 I rc I. U aaa aad insurance NEW HOMES In BtMtifnl — Sunland Estates $14,100 - $17,100 98,300 To 99.300 FHA ft Conr. Financing • 3 Blochs ta School • High ft Dry • fated Street, • Claao to Shoppiag • Ores ft Rang* • Screened Florida Room, etc. 3 - BEDROOMS 1 • l l i * 2 BATHS Caavsatlanal ft FH A Leans Ilrtva 17.43 I* Suslaad Ketatea (3 ml. 8 . a f Baa. fo r d ). Sale* o fflca la t haitaa iaalda aatraac*. KINGS WOOD BUILDERS, INC. DIRECTIONS: 14 Minutes from Sanford, So. oa Hwy. 17-42, luro right at anr sign. WE TRADE FA 3-1474 JIM HUNT - FA 2-3113 West 24th ST. S?m Knolls Wert 24th ST. BY P. ZEULI and SONS 3 Bedrooms— 1Vi Baths FHA — *9600°° ~ FHA 9300 DOWN PAYMENT — 967 PER MTH. • QoaUly Cohatructio, • Built |a Kilchea* • Cloto Ta Shagging • Q*t«l Neighborhood STENSTROM REALTY .... * . III Park Alt. BELLING a g e n t s FA O �For Hunting You Need A G un—For Selling Y ou Need A Herald W a n t-A d ...F A 2-2611 •l | f litlo r i 12. Rail Estate For Bate fir il) 12. Rati Batata Far Bala Wed. Sept. 27, 1961—Page 13 FOR SALE: WeUva River Estates SPECIALS THIS WEEK —ISO ft. River frontage 64o ft. 1-acre W. of Sanford, ideal home12. Real Eatale For Salt • to Road '» mile off Rt. 41 Call site, total price $900. after • p. m. FA 2-1473. TWO STORY, 3 bedroom bouM. 10 • acres excellent farm land close in $7300. See this Beit buy in United States. Ed­ LARGE 3 BEDROOM — 2 bath ward F. Lane, Real Estate Bro­ SUNSHINE REALTY home located in nice residential ker. Pbone FA 2-3969. 2112 S. Flench Ave. tc.iio a va extra large lot, yard in Plnecrest Shoppe fenced. Will sell this week for RAVENNA PARK Day FA 2-7493 Night FA 2-491$ $13,100 with dawn payment of Spacious 3 BR, 2 full baths tiled, only $300, monthly payment less separate, dining room, large than rent. COUNTRY living room, and fully equipped HOMESITE LOTS ’ built-in kitchen. Total price Two beautiful lots in beat section only 116,912. Down payment of Loch Arbor. Each is 100' x Just S1312, and $107 per month 133', and well shaded with 2324 Park Drive Office FA 2-211$ Includes everything. A big home many trees. Paved road front­ Night FA 2-094$ at a low price. See this todayl age. Only $3300.00 each Move in tomorrow! NICE 3 • bedroom. 2 bath hou>e. Our staff sincerely feels that Inquire 2483 PSlmetto. these lets represent one of the finest offerings,'and highly re DOUBLE trailer lot, 109’ x 130', ■ear Lake Jessup. A real barcommend you inspect them with U t N. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-2630 l. FA f j — n r - K " y«*ur- earnest-— ^ I ome F LOTS ACREAGE convenience. Jim Hunt Realty Stenstrom Realty r - - ------- - SALE5 W HILESALK tiSW Abir Stemtrom Realty Helmly Realty 111 N. Park Av». Phone tS 2-2420 308 W. 13th Street FA 2-7603. Evenings FA 2-23/9 FOR SALE by owner; 3 bedroom CB home located In South 3 - BEDROOM home, kitchen Pinccrest 2nd. Addition; In­ equipped. Death 4 illness In cludes fully equipped kitchen, family forces us to sacrifice Urge tile batb, new Rnhln } equity for $200. New Improve­ lawn, extra large utility room. ments snd painting. See at $13 FA 2-7339. Rosalia Dr. anytime. FA 2-97M SOUTH PINECREST f o ~ ” fTu I ld T Call us (o sea beautiful lakcfront Beautiful 3 bedroom — 1 bath home. Range 4 refrigerator, lois. $2300 to $4300. Largs Lake. patio 4 Bar-B-Q grill. A won­ Low down payment. derful buy at only $10,130. Low “ p l a n n in g uuWil payment altJ take u*«r “We Tl'utie” 4‘ ir# VA m ortfaia monthly. j Stemper Agency REALTOR—1NSUROR Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park Legal Notice •v THif c i n t u T r o t n t o r t iik h iv r ii Jt u k i it. n iic s .’ it o r *>u ru n s k v iiv ii .h t o L v r v . S'l.UltIII I. Cll tH 'K III VO, IIV.il AUKItllM.V FKDEIIAI. SAVrXiJB Axr> i . o a x A s a o r t A T i o x o r on1.ANDO » n ,1 FinflT FCDEttAI. ^ K AVI.VO A A X n I / I A V ASSOCIA­ TION o r ROCHESTER. P lain tiff *». JUlt.V VV. ANDERSON, al. n otice o r a i r r in Mo n r i i A O E k o r k c l o s l r b TO i DORIS rEE P LE S. lnlly ld uxlly. mil a* Atlinlnlair.tr!* of th* Kaut* o f J. ST EWART PEEPLES, d.caa.eil (Ailiir.aa unknunnl Tou ara htrabjr notlflad that a Complaint to forarlo.a a cartaln f n o r i * » * . ancumbarln* th . fol lu s iltx rlb a d raal proptrty, to• tow Wit: l.ot II of ORIENT.! (JARDENS SND ADDITION, a o curding to tlia plat tbaraut a* racuriled In Plat Iluuk II. pas* Public li.corila o f Stmlnol* County, riortda. baa bttn rilad aiainat you In tha aboya.atyl.il ault, and you ar* rtnulrad to aarya a copy o f >uur A n a a . r nr Pl.ailluir to tha Com­ plaint mi Plalntlff'a attorneys, Andcreon, Ruth, Ward A Daan, S.‘ 3 Eaat Central Avanua. Orlando, ^ Florida. and flU tha orlclnal AnW ewer or Pleadlns In tha office o f the Clark o f th* Circuit Court on or h.for* th* lSlh day o f Oct­ ober IDSL If you fall to do ao, • decree pro con f.ta o will ha taken atalnal you for tha rt llcf demanded In tha Complaint. Thla Notice ahall be publlahed once a weak for four conaecuttve Week. In tha Sanford llarald. WITNESS iu> hand and official aaal o f off I-a at Semluol* I’ ounty, Elorlda. tbit llt li day af Septemha-. lvSL _ (SEAL* M Arthur H. Dackwltb. Jr., Clerk o f Circuit Court Dy: Martha T. Vlhlen. DC. Publl.h Sept. Id. : : t Oct. I. ll. at $7430 Jim Hunt Realty a ♦'Wo Trade” Stemper Agency Dawn's Beauty Salon Walker Building y j 0 Qak FA 2-7194 W. L. HARMON Pb. FA 2-4223 DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITER­ ARY HELP? . . . ao application let:ar that will “ gat the Job'*; clu b p a y e r , o n c i uiuuct ayaict*, high school or callage theme or essay on all but scientific sub­ jects. Low rates. FA 2*4033, evenings. — Prmtnfa'tb* Phuwr-FA-24$5t'—r. 306 Wait 13th St. Southern Air 29. Automobile Service RESTAURANT Stenstrom Realty Wall of scvt AUTO GLASS INSTALLED in Sell cosmetics to watting custom­ 1007 flaaferd Avt. FA 24863 31. Flowers • Trees • ShruM ers, earnings $23 to $63 regu­ PLUMBING PETUNIAS In bands now ready. WILLIAM LANE. JH. larly for 3 to 4 hours a day and 1MAJEAN W. LANE, hll Contracting 4 Repairs GRAPEVILLE NURSERY spare time. Everything fur­ w lf*. Grapaville Ara. near 20th St Free Estimates nished to start. Write Lucky Addroii Unknown R. L. HARVEY Tou. Daftndant*. art horsby Heart Cosmetics, Dept. C48JC, n otlflfd that a complaint to fort* 204 Sanford Ave. Pbone FA 2-3383 31. Furniture Memphis, Tenn. rtna* a certain nmrtsas* on tb* follow in g dtacrlbad propany, to Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick 26." Radio ^Television wit: 17. Male Help Wanted Service With Tha Cash. SUPER Lot DEAR LAKE HILLS, TRADING POST. FA 2-0377. HATCHERS TV according to til* Plat tboraMONTANA. Dam construction. o f, a* rtcordtd In Plat Book 4 RADIO SERVICE Long project. Top pay. Sand Used furniture, appliances, tools IS at Pag* 37 o f lb# Publto Record* of damlnul* County, 30c 4 stamped envelope for 'Dependable Guaranteed Service etc. Bought-Sold. tarry's Mart Ph. FA 2-8392 2606 W. First St. •Florid*. “ Cons.ruction News." IDCO, Box 213 Sanford Ave. Pb. FA 2-4132 baa naan filed agalnai you In tha 483, Kirkland, Wash. abov*.*tylad ault and you ara ta. TV SERVICE within the hour. CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING qutrad to aarva a copy o f yoar Service call $2.00. Sunshine TV Anawar or (‘ loading to tha Com­ CANVASSERS 4 SALESMEN Mattrasa renovating. Expert Up­ (The Working Man's Friend). plaint on P la in ti ff* altornaya Bring us your Home Improve, holstering. All Work Guaran JOSEPH M MUHASKO, P.O. Hoi FA 2-1792. Serving Sanford, toed. Call Ntx Bedding Mfg. * 55, K*rn Park. Florida, amt fII* f tnenls. .Shells, Sifting, Add-ALongwuod, Lake Mary, Lake th* original Ana war nr 1‘ laadlnit Itoii'ii. We have the Financing. Co.. FA 2-2117, 1301 Sanford Monroe. DeBary. In th* off lea o f tb* Clerk o f th* Nahoom, Inc., 2611 Iroquis, Ave. Circuit Court on or bafor* lb* FA 2-9710. 11 th day of O clob cr l i l t . If you 27. Bpeeial Service* ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby fall to do to. a liter** pro eonfaaao wilt bo tak*n agalnat you for th* WANTED: Man f o ; old establish­ Bads, Day, Weak, or MonthFRIGIDAIRE r*ll*f domandad In th* Complaint. ed iniuraute debit. A|a 26-45. FURNITURE CENTER Sales 4 Service W I T N E a l my band and o ff ic ia l Guaranteed salary plus com­ 1100 French Ave. ••a! o f o f f lea at Sanford. B*rntG. il. HIGH missions, must be a resUcnt nol* County. Florid.. tbl* lltli Ph. FA 2-7933 Oviedo, Fla. FO 3-3313 Days ■lay o f S *p i*m ba r, 1301. of Fla. 1 year. Wc train. Write Evenings Sanford FA 2-3883 (S EAL) Box 1341 Sanford or call Arthur H. Bockwltb. Jr. FA 2-8690 after 8 p. m. Clark o f Circuit Court SEWING MACHINE SERVICE: Ity: Martha T. Vlhlon For servlco on any make of Sew' D. C. 16. Situations Wanted log machine parts and access A. W. Berkley Used Cate, ories or Rentsls call or write WORK WANTED. FA 2-4018. Inc. to Ssaford Sewing Center, 104 Imports k 8 porta Cars South Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 9411 IRONING lo do in my home, 1006 Oar Spaaialllr W. 23th St. Phone FA 2-9348. TOi Barkley HEATING DAYS WORK. 3 days. 1602 W. H. B. POPE CO. INC. 13th Place. 200 So. Park Avt. Ph. FA 2-4284 CHEV. 2 Door Hardtop. V-8, A /T 663 CHEVROLET !j Ton Pickup ........... 1193 CADILLAC -1 Door, Power and A i r ...........993 FORD Station Wagon V-8, Auto .... 893 OLDS Super 88 4-IJoor, Air Cond. 2793 DODGE Station Wagon, Automatic ....... 1193 RENAULT, A Bargain in Econom y........... 393 CHEV. 4 Door Belsir ................................ 493 CHEVROLET 2 Door, V * 8 ....................... 1893 CADILLAC 4-Door, Air Cond.................. 1795 CHEVROLET, 6 Cyl., 2 -D o o r...... ....... — 595 CADILLAC 4 Door .............. ..... ............... 593 CADILLAC ................... ........................... 193 FEW LEFT - N E W 1961 CARS REDU CED PRICES BUY NOW & SAVE FRIDAY Gateway To To* Waterway Your EVINRUDZ Dealer Robson Sporting Goods 30444 E. 1st. Hu FA 2-3861 1$ FT. CUSTOM built mahogany run about, top condition, steer* *£*, fC J w U iwiiifw.. u .i u i tit* treller. Only $300. FA 2-0338. 38. Trailers • Cabanas 1939 ELCAR house trailer, 10' x 30', like new, sacrifice. FA 2-8493. HOUSE TRAILER, closed in ca ­ bin s, compte.ely furnished. Can be seen Wekiva Flab Camp. Call collect CY 3-6012, Orlando. ALL ALUMINUM '38 model Nasua trailer, 28' x S', one bedroom, co m p a re " « L . Used only by adults. Nice clean buy. Mort­ gage dT—TJP, equity required—$649. T e l FA 24166. Elder Sprlags. ------------ .. . 36 AutomabDes • Tracks America’s la st Brands: Conn, Olda, Leblanc, Ludwig and others ’S3 CHEVROLET 4 ( W JW. Air; at tha lowest rates anywhere (or new paint, seat covers; motor acheel band itudinti. Cornets, overhauled. FA 2-3781. Flutei, Trumpets, Trombones, Drum*. Saxophones, etc. Open 1930 CHEVROLET, reasonable. Monday and rrlday nttes. WE Call FA 24910 alter 3:00 p.tn. DELIVER. STREEP MUSIC, $41 No. Oranie, Orlando, Phone 1933 JEEP station wagon, 4-wheel drive. FA 2-4008 alter 3:30. GArden 4-2401. Special SCHOOL BAND INSTRUMENTS NEW 4 USED BUY OR nENT THURSDAY Complete Repair Servlet 28th BUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP 3004 Cedar Ava. FA 2473$ p. m* KENMORE automatic $20.00. FA 2-4143. You, and your family are cordially invtted to attend - - - Refreshments will b« served. waiter. WAREHOUSE CLEANUP SALE Beilne Friday, September 2$Ui. MEN'S SHOES ............ $318 pr. LADIES' SHOES ......... $1.94 pr. Men'a 4 Boys PANTS $2.00 pr CHAMHRY SHIRTS . . . $1.00 M . WORKING SPORTS SHIRTS $2.00 ea. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 'Strickland - Morrison INCORPORATED FA 2-1481 Ph. Thurs. & F ri., September 2 8 & 29 M ercury mean* MONTIMY. .-.th e best-looking buy fo r the big-carm an M EET THE N E W 5 0 f» t W * !&« M ercury means COMET... I X 62 I I• ........ I • smartly ahead o f the compact crowd Cr 4 New ’61 Trucks To Go WE'R E SELLING CARS LIKE HOTCAKES! If you’re waiting for the year-end deal — TIME IS GROWING SHORT M ercury means LA S T C H AN C E S ELLO U T D EA LS s A LSO . . . T H E W O R LD ’S L E A D IN G L U X U R Y C A R Our ’62s Will Be Out Sept. 29th FREE TOP V A LU E ST A M P S With the purchase o f any New *61 Car or Truck Check With Us Now! Get A Better Deal Before You Buy! LINCOLN CONTINENTAL For 1962 HUNTMEMUirrINC. the place to aoo and drive S TR IC K LA N D NIGHT 2nd k& Palmetto------ SANFORD------- FA 2-0711 IMS • Mean of Maltlaad PH. Ml 4*3.107 LAST CALL! Only 9 New ’61 Cars SCHOOL BAND INSTRUMENTS -BUY-OR RENT NEW-OR-USED LOUISIANA S-t white clover seed, 97r« pure, 93** Germina­ Senkarlk Glass and Paint Co. tion. Pansaeola Bahia, 17% 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Pure, 90** Germination. David It. Fauver. FA 2-33$0. WURTDAblJ foheclosv nB FOLKS BUY tales — Service — Supplies Nell Klndy - FA 2-ttM BONDED REPRESENTATIVE ART BROWN IV T H E CIRCUIT C O tR T OF THE 23. Plumbing Mnricea NINTH JtU ICIAt. CIRCCIT OF AND r o n PWWINOLE COCNTV. FL O RIIM . CHANCERY NR. HMIL Ph. FA 2-2420 WAHIIINUTII.N HECUUTT COM- 111 N. Park Ave. 31. Poultry • Pete • Livestock PANT, a Florida corporation. Plaintiff, 16. Female Help Wasted MINIATURE Poodles. White v* Plumbing 4 Heating malei. AKC registered. Excell­ WILLIAM LANE. JR. and IMATWO COLORED AIR CONDITIONING JEAN TV. LANE, hit wlf*. ent Pedigree. FA 2-9442. D of.ndanti SALESWOMEN CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK nryue Electrolux Cleaners Specializing In Heating FACTORY TO YOU and Air-Condllioniag Only ALUMINUM BUND! 2302 Oak Ave. FA 2-8321 Enclosed head, Sag*preet bittern FA 1413a. rail with plastic ends. Plaitie FOR COMPLETE PEST er reyen tapea. Cation er aylea CUSTOM wladews 4 doors. Bayd'f CONTROL SERVICE CALL cords. Shop, 307 Elm. FA 2-291$. 21. Electrical Services 36. Boat* - Motors WILSON - MAIER Sept. 4 Oct. Special! Cold wav«. reg. $20-912.30. Rsgulsr $13.30 wave—1$-30. Scalp treatment PRINTING . . 34-Hour Service with shampoo 4 set $2.30. Oil on Xerography, Offset Printing shampoo 4 sat $2.00. Harriett's and Blueprinting . . “ Quality Beauty Nook. ‘Evening apptJ. and Service, our stock in 103 So. Oak. FA 2-3742. trade.'* SEMINOLE OFFSET PRINTERS, 730 W. 9th St., EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP FA 2-2772. 3 Ssnlor Beauiicians .Minnie Boss • Helen - Blanche ENVELOPES, Letterheads, stale- U U U l!£ .V iJ lE '*n utter 4 cultiIDS F. 2nd. St. meats, invoices, la n d bills, aad valor, mw molar, maty iapta< SPECIAL THRU OCT. 0th programs, ate. Prograislve manta (reliable. FA Ifrmr'wivrTmw-tFto $12.M vavt m v B W Articles For Sale EXTRA smalt Chihuahua, less • BIG VALUES than 3 lbs.; 17V* cu. ft. freetsr; • QUICK CREDIT FA 2-7833. • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS ANTIQUES 4 REPRODUCTIONS Lamp*, Glaaa and China, Hutch, Dry Sink. Desk, Cobbler's New and Used Furniture Bench. Clock?. Ete. Search ycur 211 E. Firft St. FA' 2-M22 ■tile. Wa repair and sell for a 34. Articles F u r Salt sntall commission. FA 2-7268 or FA 3-990$. $11 French Ave., JUNGLE HAMMOCKS, mosquito Sanford. nets, mess kits, canteeni. Army Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave. FOR A good used TV call Sun­ shine TV, FA 2-9792. . WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes walkers. ' DEEP FREEZE, perfect condi­ FREE DELIVERY tion. FA 2-17S7. Prescriptions our Specialty FAUST'S Rx Mellonvilie Pb. FA 2-7107 Scnkarik Glass and Paint Co. REALTOR-INBUROR 23. Building Materials Ph. FA 2-4622 Pbone FA 3-4M1 112 N. Park FA 2-1865 Sanford, Fla. 210 Magnolia LUMBER • HARDWARE - PALM UTILITY trailer 4 x 10’ $30. WELLS DRILLED 13. Mortgage Loans Rooting FIIA Loans P'aaa Clarinet $30. Call attar $i3$ PUMPS. SPtUNKLEn SYSTEMS FREE ESTIMATES FA 2461$. MORTQAGE LOANS All Types and Siiel Your Credit Is Good. Up to 2 Yrs FHA a ad Coo veal loo at USED doors 4 windows. Phone We Repair and Service to Pay! Commercial 4 Residential FA 2-3*34. S T I N E B. EDWARDS STENSTROM REALTY Machinery and Supply Co. BUILDERS SUPPLIEB 111 N. Park Are. Phone FA 2-2420 207 W. 2nd 81. Ph. FA 2-6432 Wa Give TV Sum ps 103 W. 3rd SL Ph. FA 2-7898 13. Business Opportunities REASONABLE PRICES — OPEN Ph. FA 2-139$ Maro'om home in 4»W »m * ’ffiifa«m» Rin»> n \ catr ausp established neighborhood. $1,000 310 Pslmetu Avt. Ph. FA 2-0034 below current appraised value. Payments after modest down 22. Build • Fauti • Repair payment - - Only $30.oo per ROOM SPECIAL $14.93. PaiMing month. Don't wait! Call us now! inside sad out, Call Mr. Tasker, Q U A L IT Y C A R S O NLY A 2640 Hiawatha Legal Notice WHERE THRIFTY 1936 1960 1933 1937 I960 1938 1959 1935 1960 1957 1956 1931 1931 CASH LAR-RE* BEAUTY SALON PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING 34. 33. Furniture 2324 Park Drive Office FA 2-211$ FRIGIDAIRE Sanford, Fla. Nights FA 2-0646 Top location, fully equipped, in' Sales 4 Service eluding ^ att furnishings «»d | ,|ouM w m 7g " Pros ‘ Istlmaies Windshield Hack Glass necessary appliances. Available Sid Vihlcn's Randall Electric Door Gluts Vent Glass now. $8800 with good terms. Pb. FA 2-0913 113 Magnolia SERVICE HOLLERSo/SANFORD — AT FOR 27. Special Services 21. Beauty Batata - M O R R IS O N 308 E. First Street Sanford • FA 2 - i a i Wlater Park - Ml 4*8918 the 109 PALMETTO AVE. best. looking buya — now SANFORD Showroom Open 'til 9:00 P. M. In each aiie FA 2-4884 �* tyka* I w m fajar Cratk W* ieners ... Tw m v ' i Ota Samky |w b < Dinner Rolls Braakstaaa'a NatrMaaa Tasty Yogurt American Cheese .... • • 9 MMOTIW #*7* Cheddar Chaasa t SW IFT'S PREM IU M TEN DER-AG ED H E A V Y WESTERN BEEF pubUx frozen foods WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE S irlo in , Round or T-Bone *** Lemonade 8 lay I, Cal I Fraal h r * C n f Orange Juice 6 Mr*, Paal'r Mialatum Turkey Chunks Fish S tic k s .... Pkwnr IUdr (w/plMet #r*vy) Creel* Quick Pratca Sliced T urkey... Crab C'quettes Chuck Ste a k ....... Pot Roast (bone-in) Ground B e e f..... Sara Lae Tarty Quick Freaae T Spice Cake e ..... lb. 55* ...... lb. 55* ...... lb. 49* Ths Golden M a x w e l l H o u s e All G r i n d s Book Illustrated Encyclopedia can SC O T T N#v "tlaw-Ua" Peak, Wkita ar Calattd Facial TImucc—400-tiia S c o ttie s......2 ... 4 W'dorf Tissue 4 Wkita ar Calarad Iccacmy Sice Scot Towels.... ,k.i! Z Towel Holders ’Z, Scotkins ......2 St Z. 37* F'mily N'kins 2 *£ Wkita ar Calarad Nav Impravert Scot Tissue ... 2 Hunt'* Tatty Yellow-Cliitf la Anortcrt Celcrr, Scatt Wkita ar Calarad TwaPly Tltiua Soft-Wave SA LE! . c M(b Meet Lika Data! Scatt'r Wkita ar Calarad Scatt i' Wilton's Shorteninf Special Bake-Rite Orange, Grape or Florida Punch Seaft'c Famaui Cut-Kite Waxed Paper Sealtest All Flavors limit 2 Adame Flaiida ISvaataaad er Uacwaataaadl a o iv ii produce lane Grapefruit Juice Kreft't Old Feckien Grape Jelly ..... IU Potatoes • 10 £. 59 ,1 ■ ] Crisp Pascal [)y C e le ry ........»*«u*10 I / f I/ FiovorM Wastom Cantaloupes 3 »*89 F.F.V. SckaaLHma Snack Treat Animal Crackers Suatkia* Crackar Favanta Cheez-lts...... Nakitca'c Paaiauc SCack.Pack Ritz Crackers . •rlaf Ua Year Caupaac aa Nav Wesson O i l ..... Tka Nav Icdtciy Napkia Modess V-Form . o re e n S to m p s Free With Your Purchase _ Of $5 Or More _ M E jT hla Coupua Kipirrc Srpt. 10 |PQP Limit On. I’rr t'amilt krtf ISOI. "SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. CASSELUERRY. FERN PARK LONGWOOD. MAITLAND. NO..TH ORLANDO AND SANFORD.” . . . from HIGHWAY 17-92 and STATE r 6 a D l?S �Hobby-Mize Suit Thrown Out Arrangements have been made for a general renova­ tion o f the old Palms Hotel after’ which it will be oper­ ated as a hotel rooming house, Ambrose Olliff, attorney for the owner, M n . C. It. Oliiff of b m p i, Mid today. T W e are definitely ruing ahead. *j*h improvement* and tho Carroll Daniel Construction Co., Inc., ha* been retained to make an es­ timate o f tho cost o f renovation,” Olliff said. Ho said that everything the City had asked had been done or was in the process of brine Hone. “ The owner o f the iiiiiiJing ofuca* * 0 the vucanl iu r Wftt I J ’ RW hotel hud been notified to clear tho lot. He was given .'IS days in which to remove the material,” the attorney explained. "Thl* hotel and all the other buildings which the City has on ita condemnation schedule an* items that hava been with us a long time and these situations u nn ot be remedied in a few days • weeks," Olliff pointed out, "W e have asked the City to re­ consider the Oct. 1 deadline for vacating tho building. Wo were disappointed in the time given for vacating the property," he said. Oliiff said a caretaker wus em­ ployed to protect the building from vandalism. He suit! that lie and the city officials involved lt it wise to have someone on o premises to keep out prowlers. « GAtNESVILLE (CPI) - ★ The Casselberry Town Clerk to­ day was authorized to write a lettor to the Griffin Construction Co. of Lake Mary and the County Commission citing the deplorable rondition of the Seminole Blvd. ^bridge in Casselberry. Casselberry Road Chairman Graham Wilson said that equip­ ment from that company did "serious harm" to the railing and floor of the bridge. The company has been moving equipment into the area over the past few days, according to Wil­ son. ^ Wilson also said that the letter S o the commission will stress the need for repairs on the bridge and the hazardous conditions there. Mrs. Frank Griffin told the Her­ ald at noon that her equipment did not damage that bridge "one b it " Mack Cleveland Jr. defended Sheriff Hobby while Judge Hite acted in his own defense. A dventure! Ilargain hunters and sales seekers will find some very interesting advertisements in today's Herald, both in the .«|>vcial center section and in the other pages, to make their Friday night shopping a real adventure. In muny cases Downtown Sanford merchants are featuring regular items at one-third, one-half nnd more discount, to give the homemaker und the breadwinner a break on needed appliance*, household items, clothing, furniture, accessories and other everyduy necessities. Luxury items nlso arc advertised at prices that make them ideal for personal use or gift giving. Use of iayawuys and charge accounts are both encouraged by merchants, so that thrift-conscious shoppers may take advantage of sales items. BERLIN (UPD—The Commu­ nists today demanded that the pilots of two West German Jet fighters who landed in Berlin af­ ter losing their way Is* handed over to East German aoUmritM. The demand was toad* whit* U. S. Air, Znekevt Lueils Cl personal representative here, U. S. military and diplomatic officials lo discuss measures to safeguard allied air traffic There were no details on the talks among Zuckert, Clay, U. S. Berlin command chief Maj. lien. Albert Watson II and the others. Allied officials were known to be concerned over the possibility that tlie Communists might seize Russia Exploils U. S. Race Issue ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ VOL. 53 United Press JW OA... TVs Top Tubs WASHINGTON (U PI) — There are slightly more tctevlsion sets in American homea than flush toilets or bathtubs. De Gaulle Skidding? PARIS (UPI) — French politicians openly for the first deposing President Gaulle and finding a him. Responsible are talking time about Charles de successor to De Sapio Out NEW YORK (U PI)—New York Democrats Wednesday night elect cd Fire Commissioner Edward F. Cavanagh Jr., to succeed Carmine de Sapio as the party's New York on the West German plane inci­ County chairman. dents as an excuse to interfere with traffic in the allied air cor­ ridors. WASHINGTON (UPD - Acting The official Communist Party Speaker John W. McCormack said Ncues Deutschland today that when the House folded the West German note ill tent and crept away in the la explaining circumnight, it didn't mean lo lliin-llani the. flight as a grotesture ' of slupjdity atsd Uto Scuttle. [surpassed audacity." • Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1961 SANFORD, ★ BEIRUT. Lebanon (U P D -S yrian Army units staged a revolt against United Arab Republic rule today. But Syrian radio reports said a few hours later tha revolt had ended. Damascus and Aleppo radios said U. A. R. Vice President and armed forces commander Field Marshal Abdel Hakim Amer had taken control in Damascus and "The situation is going bark to normal.” No reports of fighting, if any, were available. The radio reports esme after U.A.R. President Gamsl Abdel Nasser in Csiro ordered the Syri ■n First Army to crush the re­ volt. : i) a \V Hopeful Ice Cream Wins Kenneth Leffler Nasser said the uprising was staged by "small army units" from the Qatsnah Military Camp 12 milca from Damascus. He aaid these groups seized the Damascus Rsdio and besieged the local Army headquarter*. Die "Arab Revolutionary Su­ preme Command" claimed in broadcasts from Damsscus that its coup had succeeded across the nation without the loss of “ any single casually." The revolution­ ary group said It aimed to split Syria from Egypt in protest against the alleged "poor rela­ tion" treatment of Syria by the dominant Egyptian pari o( the country. However, the later broadcasts that the revolt had been put down quickly indicated the uprising barely got off the ground. In announcing the end of the re­ volt. the Syrian radio broadcasts said Amer had pledged to carry out the demands of lha Syrian army. Syrian sources tn Beirut said Syrian Army commander Gen. Gamal Faysal and his staff were besieged in their Damascus head­ quarters by forces of the Qatanah Armored garrison. The sources also said that all previous military coups in Syrian history had started in the Qatanah Garrison. Ike Invitation Whooping It Up I WASHINGTON ( UPD - The al­ most extinct whooping cranes j have something new to whoop about—four little whoopvr*. The baby birds were spotted |Sept. 18 in the Sass River area of the Canadian Northwest Terri­ tories, tlie Interior Department said Wednesday. The whooper flock last year totaled M , , Emergency Landing KNOXVILLE. Tenn. (U P D -A n Air National Guard plane carry: mg South Carolina Gov. Ernes* F. Iloilings made an emergency I landing here Wednesday when orr of its two engines failed. The C47 was en route to Columbia. S. C., (roin Nashville where iloilings had attended the annual Southern Gov­ ernors Conference. Secrecy Crackdown WASHINGTON (UPD— A Pentavon official said Wednesday that the Defense Department was tak­ ing steps to cut down on dissem­ ination of intelligence information and defense data on new weap­ ons. Arthur Sylvester, assistant sacratary of defense for public af­ fairs, aaid tho department also was trying to close up the sources and methods by which intelligence information ie getting oML The revolt came on the heeli o( the reaignation Tuesday at Col. Abdel Hamid Serraj, Syrian strongman befora lha merger of Syria and Egypt In February, 1938, into the United Arab Re. publie. Serraj waa one of wvrn vice president! of lha U.A.R., but quit because ho (alt ho bald mar*, ly a figurehead post. Serraj waa reported to havo left Cairo for Damascus Immediately after his resignation. Thera was no Immediate Indication be had anything to do with today’* upris­ ing, but he ia very popular la Syria and would have had considerablt backing in Damascus for any action* againat the Egyp­ tians. Seminole County Bar Associa. tion President Gordon Frederick told th* County Commission to­ day by letter that only four at. torneya were Interested in apply* lug for tha county attorney’* job. Slack Cleveland Jrn county at* tarney for aeven years, resigned last week. The four who applied for tha job were S. J. Davis, Wallace Albrit. ton, Harold Johnson and Kenneth Leffler. County Commlulon Vice Chair* man James P. Avery Mid thla i morning that Interviews with all four candidates will be held In the near future. Ftedcrlck last week sent out In. By REUBEN R. KILLEBREW been pulverized by tire blast are quiriea to all attorneys In the (Second In a series) sucked up into the air at alti­ area asking for an expression of interest in the position. tudes ae high as 80,000 feet. What is fallout? When an atom i: device tv ex­ Radioactive material released ploded near the ground it creates by the explosion and vaporized a tremendous upward draft. Great i by Its heat attaches itself to this masses of debris which have debris and eventually is carried back to earth. Most of it ii pulled lo earth by gravity, but tiva re­ maining dust is transporter! var­ ious distances by the upper wind*. NEWPORT, R. r. (U P D -P resl. This i« fallout. dent Kennedy and his stall today Radioactive fallout acta and d.spla>ed an altitude of cool de> looka like any other dust. The tachment toward the announced time it lakes to got back to political plans of Kennedy’s I9ti0 NEW YORK (U P D —The Unit­ earth depends on ihe size of the opponent, former Vice President ed Slat** and Russia today apparticles and Ihe altitude to Richard M. Nixon. pvartd to lx- about a* far apart a s 1 which it was carried. Where it Asked it the President had any ever on trim* for negotiating the (alls depends on tlie upper cur­ reaction whatever to Nlxon'a an* East-West dispute over Beilin. rents of wind, some layers of Secretary o f State Dean Rusk which may I*.- blowing in one nounccmenl that lie will seek ihe was reliably rcpsit ted to have fail­ dirrctiim and other layers in an­ Republican gubernatorial nomina­ tion in Caliiorn a but fzrego presi­ ed, during a four-hour conference other. dential e,'farts in 193). Press Sec­ Wednesday with Soviet Foreign Since some fallout descends ver­ retary Pierre Salinger replied, Minister Adrci G r o m y k o , to tically an I ntlicr is tarred hori­ •none." nixkr any appiec-itthl* dents in the zontally there is need for side tough Russian position. jv well as overhead protection. Rusk and Gromyko scheduled After a thermonuclear explo­ another session f o r Saturday sion all dust must he suspect morning and officials said it could until it has been ,eitfd and prov­ lie their last for the time being un­ ed harmless. 31 IAMI (U PD — U. 8. P u trid There arc three kinds of rays Attorney Edward lt>.urdman wilt less there is some “ give'' in Gruwhich affect Individuals, Alpha, inveatlgute Federal Immigration myko's position. Some officials believe Soviet Beta and Ga.nnia. Service pucrduir* fur admitting Tlie Alpha rays offer no great Cuban exile* here . 1'iemfer Nikita Khiushcliev might ba able to muka concessions mole danger unless taken internally, | Federal Judge Emclt C. Choate easily after tha conclusion of nrxt inhaled or arr taken into Ihe body I ordered the inveatigaliun Wedneamouth's Communist party confer­ through wounds. ■luy after accusing the service of The Beta rays can be dangerous "great carelessness" in recoin* ence in Moscuw, ho h internally and externally. mending that former Cuban offi­ They can lie stopped, however, by cial June Maria Salas Canixiles, moderately heavy clothing. ' IS, not he admitted to the country. The Gamma rays are the ino*t penetrating and therefore the most dangerous. They are like KANT CHICAGO. Ind. (U PI)— j x-rays and vary in energy from Bridge — Page 1<> A fiery exploaion roared through very soft and easily absorbed Classified _ Pag* 14 * 15 an industrial plant today and po­ ones lo very hard and penetra In* lice feared soma employes hid rays. Thin shield* will absorb the C o m ic s -----------Page 10 Dear Abby _ Page 10 been trapper! ami killed In ths soft rays but Ihe hard ones re­ ruins. Editorial ........... — Page * quire thickness to keep them out. Entertainment . . _ Page 10 Mora than SO Injured persona Tbia is whero thickness in LegaU — . - Page 11 A 14 war* brought to St. Catharine's shelter walls paya alt and heipa Puasle . — Page 10 Hospital. Attendants said st least to explain why an average dwel­ four of th* injured had been seri­ ling offer* li.tle protection from Society . ... . - . . p »ge 8 4 A ously burned. fallout. Wallace E. Albritton Harold Johnson Fallout Looks Like A n y Ordinary Dust Belafonte OK MOSCOW (U P D - Hilda Clark. ALGIERS. Algeria ( UPD — NEW YORK ( UPI)—Folk singer American Negro school girl who Downtown traffic giound to a Harry Helafonle is txpected to was invites! to study tn Russia, to­ horn-tooting, slogan-shouting halt leave Doctors Hospital Sunday. day was being used by the Soviet exactly at noon today as the St­ I Belafonte, hospitalized since Mon press and radio lo play up racial rict Army Organization (OAS) i day night with a respiratory in­ segregation in the United States.} mounted it* third demonstration fection, was reported in good con­ Stories and pic.ure* in (he news­ this week against the possibility dition. papers and radio broadcasts as­ of a Moslem Algeria. serted the U-year-old llulda of Strong security precautions tak­ Newark, N. J., was a victim of GETTYSBURG, Pa. ( UPD discrimination and had to come to en liy armed police stationed be­ the Soviet Union lo get an educa­ hind piepaied barricades prevented Former Japanese Prime Minister anything inort than a noisy show. I Nobusuke Kishi planned today to tion. Although Soviet newsmen have' At 11:30 a. m. (11:30 a. m. EDT) invite former President Eisenbeen allowed to talk lo and photo­ half an hour befora the demon­ ' bower tn visit Japan and to apoloz graph llulda since her arrival stration was scheduled to start, ' Kite for cancelling Ki-enhower's last Sunday, American correspon­ polira moved into the downtown |scheduled visit last year because dents havh not yet been porrniC-, area and art up barricade* with I of leftist riots. which to control posaibi* rioting. ted to interview her. NO. 289 Four Interested In County Attorney's Post It made no mention of the iden­ DETROIT (UPI) — The United tical notes handed to Russia by 1Auto Workers at Ford Motor Co. the United States. Britain and today reported progress toward a France which termed the (light new contract agreement and of the K84F Thundcrstrcak fight­ sources said, "W e'll know by to­ ers over East German territory night" if a speedy agreement ran as a regrettable accident. lie reached. Neucs lKut.Hchl.iiul said it was difficult lo believe that two pilots and two sets of instruments could WILMINGTON, N. C. (UPD — have male identical navigational errors and atill land safely at City Council voted unanimously Tegel Airport in the French Sec­ Wednesday to allow ice cream trucks to continue operating on * tor of Berlin. city streets despite a police study < which termed the trucks a " d e l i- 1 nite hazard.’* Algerians Again Stage Protest FLORIDA Syrian Arm y Revolt Crushed Like The Arabs JAYCEES Bud Stewart, Jack Wilber and Jim Wade worked lute into the night Wednesday to compile data fur the Jaycee's community development project which will be released in a few days. The project is intended to feel the pulse of the community to check the needs of the area. a (Herald Photo) ★ W E A T H E R : Cloudy through Friday. High today, 90-95. Low tonight, 70-75. CITY CREWS check the Chrifttman lights for Friday night. (Herald Photo) A Casselberry To Make Complaint Mize. M ore Than 1 1,000 H eralds Delivered Today! Florida May Put Year-Round School Turn Over Two Pilots, lla n Into Effect East Reds Tells W est University of Florida committee will meet this week to consider a proposed change to a fourquarter system of year - round operation instead of a trimester •ystem. The university now is on a twosemester program. || The change was proposed Wed­ nesday at a (acuity meeting, id which Dr. J. Wayne Reitz, univer­ sity president, said only the Uni­ versity of Pittsburgh among ma­ jor universltlei’ ln the country was operating under the trimester system. llobby said at tho time he made the arrest* to protect Negroes in Seminole County and that he had received complaint! from McClinson at well as other Negroes' about the paper. le e claimed in bi* suit that his vendors were threatened and intimidated by "fear of Impri- Hobby said he arrested Eddie Dee Brooks and Lonnie Cherry, both of Sanford, the week of Aug. 31. 19M. on charge* of vio­ lating Florida's Iowa against pub­ Judge Lteb dismissed too ts w with prejudice and ruled out any further complaint* by the plain­ tiff David Deo of Andersoo, i . C. soameot" to stop toning the newtpaper. Both Negroes arresied were placed under $300 bond but in County Court they were given suspended sentences by Judge lishing and distributing "immoral and libelous literature." Hobby, Judge Miao and a Negro laxi driver. LeRoy McClinson were sued by Leo. publisher of the paper "Tho Telegram." who eialmed tho civil righto of the vendora wore violated. Federal Judge Joseph Ueb to­ day throw out of court for tho third timo in fivo months a $100.MO civil rights ouit against Sheriff J. L. Hobby end County Judge Vernon Miao. Renovated j \ C L O 0* By LARRY VERSIIEL Nobody asked me. but are some of our county politicians ( ? ) start­ ing their smear campaigns s little early this year? • • • How come county commissionert can park their cars all day luog on Park Ave. along side the courthouse in a M minute restrict­ ed tone and not get tagged? • • • lawks like ACL is finally coining through with that repair work on those rough Longwood crossings requested by Mayor Al L»rmann several times lo tnese many months . . . the company's work crew and equipment have been in the county (or a week or two now. 0 0 • Wonder it this being tlie Civil War Centennial Year has anything to do with rumors from one area of the county that it is thinking about seceding and selling tip its own government? One .ester quipped that serious thought is being given to putting up a loll gate or requiring present officials to get visas before they enter the area. • • • There appears to he some con fusion over getting driver license* now. Remember, anyone having a birthday in September should renew their license before Sept. 30 regardless of what year you were born. * • • • J. C. Penney* is sprucing up tha outside and Inside of their store with a painting and redec­ orating Job. • • • By the way, the city will ap­ prove underground fallout shel­ ters. No Progress Made On Berlin Talks Kennedy Mum On Nixon Decision Miami Judge Sets Immigration Probe Fiery Blast Hits Chicago Area Herald Index � 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, September 27, 1961 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 27, 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 27, 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/f82a428133345b0752be85a02fea1129.pdf 65523d7a254ee2069ace61849c94a263 PDF Text Text "There a rt approximately 140 children la the lemlaole Cooaty a n a vhe a n the victiau of men­ tal retardation,” said Kenneth McIntosh, apeshine to the Clvitio Club Thursday, "and of that aunbar 117 vfll, through education and assistance, he able to assume a fa c e la society as tducable in­ dividuals to produce for them­ selves and their families.” —“T he' rested of assistants—Utheae children has only received an appreciable boost In the lest few years," McIntosh Mid. "In 1SU there were 750,000 men- fc tally nlarded children ia the U. 8. and ealy 11 percent of them' siren receiving any help i t all. "Today there are 1,000,000 but 7« percent of them are now re­ ceiving special attention and spe­ cial ttafaiag." “Civitan has been the backbone and atimulua of the Little Red Seboolbouse here,” be said, "and you are to be commended for your McIntosh told the Chitans “is a full time school, an educational 'and rehabilitations! non-profit or­ ganisation, not a professional baby slUer nursery. "But we are not ready to fly alone, we have many needs and we need your help and support and that of other organisations in the community!" McIntosh praised Dr. Bernard ital-iiu iflcg .. your work and Blais, formerly stalinnH at th r your interest ia giving your whole­ hearted support to this worthy project." "The Little Red Schoothouse," Sanford Naval Air Station, for his tremendous effort and accomplishmeets in behalf of the Little Red Schoothouse, in his capacity as Civitan representative. "He had bis heart and soul in the job of helping us. and help us he did, with extensive research­ ing for more and more informa­ tion, setting up our faculty, coor­ dinating our efforta and setting up odr record system. His aid and service was invaluable to us.” The Seminole Association for Retarded Children is anticipating becoming s member of ihe-FlcrIda Council snd of the National Council in order to receive the benefit of the research carried on by these organisations. Before adjournment the Civitaa Club voted unanimously to con­ tinue to underwrite a major parr of the expenses of the Little Red! SchooDwuse with their yearly sals of Claxtoa Fruit Cakes. G S Neighborhood I Adults t o M eet A special meeting of all Inter­ estsd adults la Ctrl Scout Msighborbood I are urged to attend e celled meeting at the Bel-Ahf) home of Mrs. Randall Cham at 7:30 p.m: today. NEWLY INSTALLED OFFICERS of the Democratic Women’a G ab am ahown h e n with installing officer, Mrs. Edwin Ivy of Orlando, Fifth Conid District vice president of the Democratic Women’s Clubs of Second front left is local president, Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, viee it, Mrs. Elizabeth Kuhn; secretary, Mrs. Catherine Gehr and r. Mrs. Marie Taylor. , (Herald Photo) . H eaders of the Democratic Women’s Club met Thursday for installation of this year's aew of­ ficers, with guest offleer Mrs. Ed­ win Ivy of Orlando, who presided i t the Installation etramonlss. • At ether business of the orgsajutioa, a discussion was held on (fee proposed changes ia the stale foasUtutioa. : Delegates to the state conven­ Legal Notice tion la Clearwater in October are Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, Mrs. CARPETING Peggy Kuhn, Mrs. Catherine Oehr. Viscose, Nyloa, Weal A Hie Alternates are Mrs. Roy Hills. DECORATOR COLORS Mrs. C. M. Flowers and Mrs. VISCOSE CARPET Merle Taylor. Mrs. Ivy gave the elub a resume INSTALLED C A ? ( n < i Vt of her duties and spoke on the re­ Complete with Only sponsibilities of women In polities. Pad FREE ESTIMATBS Refreshments of cake and cof­ g fee were served after the meeting House of Floors and ■ social hour snjoyed to com­ Next Te Fern Park Postoffice memorate the first birthday of the Fern Plata________ TEJ-U 77 organisation, 7 T e e sa d eech of yoa sro hereby •o tlfU d end required to pro*«nt any claim , ead dtm aade which you. or either of you. may have aealn at tho aetata of Jaaa A rthur C ottlnaham , alao known aa Jaaa C atllnahara, deaeaeed, late of eald County, to the County J« d (a of •em lnola County, rio rld a, at hla efflea in tho court houta of eald County a t aattford. rio rld a. within ela calendar monthe from the tim e of the flrat pabllcntlaa at th le notice. Maeh claim or demand hall bo' In w rlllae. and aball f a t a be place of rocldcnco and p-iat office addreae e f the claimant, and •h a ll ha awora to by tha claimant, hla agent, ar attorney, and any auch claim o r demand not no filed Shall ba void. / a / M arguerite Cottlncbam Aa aaacutor af tha Lnat Will and T tatam ant a t Jaaa A rth ur C alllfltham . daaeaaad W. C. Hutchlaon, Jr. Cdw arda nulldfng Sanford, rio rld a A ttorney for R ia c u trla Pubtlah: Sapt. II, IS. t l . O c t S t On Meats - Poultry „ and Seafoods 2460 Park Avenue SANFORD, FLORIDA HIBHUN BLUE RIBBON WESTERN CRAIN PEO BEEF Coming Friday, S ept. 29th Watch for our Special Pre-Showing! INCORPORATED Ph. 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AS SPECIFIED ■1 ■ 1 AUTOCRAT ASSORTED fLAMORS sas lady POTATOES _ _ sam ara e-ac-ai nil I I « r own na iu LA n lo w m h h coot a ---- F r a in ta MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS w it h t u x in c h M APPLE PIES — — KIPIHCI 9-N4*il M B1 * V D u g ft c a u iA ft LOW Ffetwg ■ I ___ co o t I --------- lm ru n H U i or O f M A T f A l U c err T A M CHEESE » Oow MauiM LOWr a i l ■ I- - i u r m a *-*«-• i Kg nooi a i . , |LRCY FLAME RED HURRYH ONLY 4 DAYS LEFT TO REGISTER FOR WINNER’S CHOICE SWEEPSTAKES 1 I �Last Chance For Old Hotel? List IB* CKy 0— rtstow k slowly and sorely toward damolttioa o# the Palms Hotoi m V. Secondary Paving Jobs ® County Engineer Carlton Bliss outlined to the County Commission today an anticipated five year primary and secondary road program to cost an estimated $2 million in rights-of way and construction. The top priority in the primary program is SR 46 from llellonvilie to French Ave. while the top secondary project in i t s Board votes To Limit Talk From Citizens The County Com million today voted to limit tilt discussions of ^itizena from the floor at future meetings, to 20 minutes. Commis­ sioner Jam es P. Avery opposed the plan. Commissioner Ted Williams, who mada the motion, said that on many occasions, citizens had to wait too long to be heard at the meeting and “ it just wasn't fair.” Avery said that tht chair had Aha authority to halt a s / diacusro n if it desired. However, the board voted to limit the discus­ sion by a 4-1 majority. Earlier in the morning, Mri. Eleanor Ravenel spoke for almost an hour and a half on the de­ plorable conditions involving state welfare in Santord. She also com­ plimented the commission for bringing some of the condition inthe open. W It n other business, the ecmmis­ sion agreed to re-roof the infirm­ ary at the county home at a cost not to exceed 1500: Accepted the resignation of S. G. Ha’riman as chairman of the board of adjustment: Adopted a resilution approving extending Bear I.ake ltd. Tod Williams opposed th e move. Tlajor Skirmish Over China Seen UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (UP1) — The Security Council was sum­ moned into session today for a iaJor skirmish on the diplomac battle over Red China's de­ mands for a scat in the United Nations. The issue was disguised by the applications of two othar nations for UN memberahlp. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko was listed to speak iu the assembly’s geneVai debate this afternoon, providing an op­ portunity for a quick formal Rus­ s ia n answer to Kennedy. The Red China issue was behind the applications of Outer Mongolia and Mauritania for Gen­ eral Assembly membership. A third application, from Sierra Leone, appeared certain to be rec. ommrnded favorably to the as­ sembly. « p a v in g Started Work started this morning on the paving of Orange Ave. from Hwy. 17-92 to the Longwood city limits, County Engineer Carlton Bliss reported today. He said the job should take 30 days. Herald Index Bridge Clarified Comics ......Dear Abby E ditorial E n tertain m en t Puzzle Society .... ..... Sports ....... Page 6 Page 7 Page 6 Page 6 Page 4 Page 8 Page 6 Page 3 Page 5 ,he program U Bear Lake Road. Bliss, in presenting the pro­ gram, emphasised that “this should help you to fill in the missing links ia the county’a road program which waa adopted last week and to anawer some of the criticisms which have been cast at the program.” Recommendations, according to Bliss, are for existing primary and secondary roads and for those new links which will serve to relieve rapidly-developing conges­ tion or fulfill new demands on our road system brought about by the impact of Interstate 4. Primary project rights of way wera estimated a t $525,000 and secondary rights of way and con­ struction at $1,535,000. Top primary priorities Include SR 46, Mellonville to French Ave.; SR 456. Hwy. 17-92 to Interstate 4; SR 436, Red Bug Rd. to Orange Ceunty Line; SR 426, Orange County Line to SR 46; and SR 46, Interstate 4 to Wekiva River. Secondary projects include Bear Lake Rd.; 25th St. to S48-A and Grapeville Spur; SR 415, - city limits to Cameron Ave.; S-431, SR 436 to Orange County Line; S-427, llwy. 17-92 to Ginderville; S-13, Econlockhatchce Bridge to SR 426; S-13, SR 46 to Interstate 4; S-15, Lake Mary to S-46A; S-425 to Grapeville Ave.; S-427. ACL to Hwy. 17-92; S.13-Bnimley Rd. to SR 419; S-I5-S-46-A to SR 46; Winter Park Drive. SR 436 to Sem­ inole Blvd.; S-13, S-427 to Hwy. 17-92; S-431, S-46-A to LongwoodMarkham Rd.; Seminole Blvd., S427 to Winter Park Drive; Wekiva Springs Rd., S-434 to Orange County Line; Orange Blvd. SR 46 to Interstate 4;ekw cnp«d41arkham Rd., S-431 to Douglas Ave. P in t St. c io ° * By LABRY VERSHEL DEAR ABBY: I’m in real trou City Manager V . B. naked tie eommkeetoa night to put the hotel, leu —d * safety end fWe hazard, — to* condemnation Hat with SIS ether big. r war* ob ■ aawiptpei log e daily column and all three public official* think I'm "gunnlng” for them. They think Pm a hired, high priced, hatchet men ia the pay of some sinister poli­ tical machine. I'm telling you M's rough. Even my friends look both ways on the street before they wave to me . . end when they wave its with thetr~luie finger end are afraid to nee their en­ tire arm. What do 1 do now? LV DEAR'LV: SUy oft the streets and porch eee Norman Vincent Peale'a "The Power of Postlve Thinking,” "How To Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie and get a permit (o carry a concealed weapon. ABBY • • • Nobody asked me but, whit political machine was Mr. Avery talking about? • • • Friday night shoppers will have an extra treat, this week. The Christmas lights will be turned on. • • • Speaking of lights, City Com­ missioner Earl Higginbotham called Sanford a "ghost town" at night. " It’s 25 to 30 percenf darker i t night than any other city In these parts," Higginbo­ tham said. • • • If Casselberry Aldermen okay a 'land lease agreement to that the mayor can have ■ street light in front of his bouse, wonder if they’d do the sarn* for a fel­ low board member who warns one on the lakefront in back of her house so she can fish at night? agreed to glace eigne aroand the* the caretaker out ef­ fective Oct. 1 and ware to* ewe*r ea geethe city action waleae renovation* ere made an toe aacleat Structure. Mousy Knowles mad* poblle he wrote to Ike eweer of to* hotel, Mrs. C. H. ODiff *f Tampa. The city manager acid ia hia letter (hat the hotel’* attorney, Ambrose OUiff "committed him­ self to notifying the etty to writ­ ing ef obtaining the Decenary plana and specification* tor work on the structure.” — Thus-far,-a ccording to Knowles— the city he* aot any plea or intention for deaalag up the facility. Knowles also said that toe peeparty to the east of the hotel he* continued te be used a* e brick and concrete product* storage yard in violation of city ordin­ ance*. "Nothing has been done about that,” the rity manager-said.— S>anforh Ifmtlii WEATHER: Cloudy through Wednesday. High today. 85-90. Low tonight, 70-75. VOL. 63 United Preea IUUVA... Leased Wire Established 1903 TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, 1961 8ANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 287 Florida Tanal 'N ow A M u st' Living Costs Up WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Labor Department was expected to report today that the coat of living went up little, if any, dur­ ing August. Flood Fund Approved Th* money will pay for an up-to- <$173 million altogether. tha Atlantic eoaat to Yanksetown WASHINGTON (UPI) — The proposed Atiantie-te-GuU water­ date tost and valu* estimate of | Holland explained th* bill ap- on the Gulf eoaat. Hodges, who addressed tha State SANTA MONICA. Calif. <UPI>- way across Florida haa become • tha propoeed canal, but will go be- Provfd **■!» * „ * * . tea specifically prohibits the ap- Capital chapter of tha American Oldtima vaudeville comedian “must" because of the location of yond, the limited .urv.y proposed proprU|ion from <)tcomln|t m y Society for Public Administration Frank Fay. former husband of • federal apace laboratory in by tha House. An additional $-06,-, automatic assurance for eventual In Tallahassee Monday, hailed tha actress Barbara Stanwyck, died Texas, a moon rocket fabrication D U O would lie needed to complete construction of th* canal, conference committee action aa n early today at tha age of 64. plant in Louisiana and the U. S. pre-construction planning of the j ’the ranal would stretch Iso major atep toward actual con­ “moonport” In Florida, laid Ran­ Safety Move dolph Hodges, Florida conserva­ project, estimated to cost sl>out mils* from near Jacksonville on struction of th* ranal. LEOPOLDVILLE. The Congo tion director in Tallahateee today. (UPI) — United Nations officials Hia pronouncement followed the* planned to move their Elisabeth- approval by a Congressional con­ villt hospital to the outskirts to­ ference committee yesterday of day to protect it from a possible $193,000 for pre-cuiiatiuction plan­ resumption of warfsre in Ka­ ning of the Florida canal. tanga. By EUGENE McLOUGItLIN Tha project’* barkens, however, closer to negotiations on Berlin Soviet citizens assurance that and disarmament today but there there was real prospect of negoti­ emphasiied this was no guarantee bailed Press laternalloaal Latins Approve the canal will be built. President Kennedy's "race for was no Immediate answering ations. UPI Correspondent Stewart “It may or may not lie run- peace" speech to the United Na­ move by the East, NEW YORK (UPI) — Latin The Soviet Communist Pa.ty Hensley reported that at tha American diplomats at a lunch ■tructed. It is not a commitment,” tion* carried the West a step newspaper I’ravda surprisingly United Nations there was a feel­ for President Kennedy Monday said Sen. Epessanl Holland, (Dreprinted an American newspaper ing of cautious optimism. were “ unanimous" in approval of Fie.). A'little birdie that (lici «U over his Unitrd Nations speech, ac story praising Kennedy as a man [ The ronferenra committee also the county sang to us that news cording to the host, U. S. Am­ earmarked $13,750 million for the j of peace and depicting Soviet; from South Seminole women that bassador Adlai E. Stevenson. Premier Khrushchev aa a “mad­ Central and Southern Florida they were going to organize their man” if he believes Communist Flood Control District and $1 milown clubof a certain political Ford, UAW Talk propaganda picturing the U. S. lion for an interroastal waterway party has the other elub of the President aa a rich imperialist. between the Calooiahatchee and DETROIT (UPI) rord Motor same party "tinging the blues." UPI Correspondent Henry Sha­ Andotf river*. . . v Hard to see why who-,they*jt Co. and the United AutQ,Work«ri piro reported from Moscow that Holland and other member* ef a Union bargained today under all be working towards the'aam e unofficial Soviet source* found news blarkout confident they can Renata-House conference commitgoal. Tha City Commission Monday (he speech relatively moderate • • • reach agreement on a new eon te* approved Monday th* full filed with Hi* Corps of Engineers and conciliatory but official Krem­ Glad to hear that trattic con­ tract before an unofficial deadline $195,000 requested by President at Jacksonville a protest on the lin reaction had not Jelled. The City Commission was told Kennedy and Florid* backer* of ditions are improving down in 13 days away. proposed clearances for (lie The first real Indication of how Monday night that Sanford'* the project for pre-construction Longdale but drivers are still be­ Osteen bridge across th* St. the Kennedy peaco move will be priority rating for a sewage Arabs Guard Border planning. ing watched,Longwood Police Johns river above Sanford. received in th* Communist world treatment plant went up three Th* House had voted only $30,Chief Claude Layo warns, espe­ KUWAIT (UPI)—Arab League Pointing out that the clearances was looked for in Soviet Foreign poinU and in now ninth in th* cially around the school where forces assumed command Mon 1)00 fur a new economic study of Andrei Gromkyo'a state to receiv* a federal grant are inadequate for the proposed Minister United Press International he’s really enforcing the 13 mph day of frontline troops along the the long-awaited ranal. By incor­ Sanford-Canaveral ranal the let­ speech lo the UN General Ai- of $139,440 to help pay the cost BERLIN (U P .> —French troops speed -limit. porating both llout* and Senate Kuwail-lraq desert border sembly this afternoon. ter aaid: of th* near half-million dollar and Weat Berlin riot police today • • • Sources said only a few British view* in the appropriation bill, "We wish to go on record as The rrprint of tho American plant. expelled a group of armed East however, the conference commit­ The circulation manager of the troop* remained. They had been protesting the 25-fo«>< vertical: newspaper story — by James Engineers Leffier and Busts Get man border guards from a Herald, Frank Voltoline, was in sent in to guard Kuwait from pos­ tee asiuied pastag* in both clearance and the 50-foot width Wechsler of the New York Post— are currently working on plan* slrip of West Berlin territory. house*. the pink this morning—hii^ wife sible invasion from Iraq. of Hie channel clearance. Where­ was preceded by a not* saying and specification* for the plant A unit of the Communist border presented him with an ‘eight by this is tha planned waterway Pravda'a editors did not sg > a and wera told Monday night that police, recently incorporated Into pound, 12 ounce girl last night. Corpsmen Arrive of the 'isnfnrd-Titusville Tanal, with everything In K. Rut the it would be feasible to design lh* th» regular East German army, we consider it imperative that fact that it was printed at all control room or the plant into a LAGOS. Nigeria (UPI) - The had crossed into West Berlin ter­ p!an« be made to provide tli-i caused amazement in Moscow. fallout shelter to be used in ease second group of American Peace ritory in the French sector to Th* story said Kennedy was. of any emergency. eVarances necessary for the 'nCorpsmcn to reach Africa arrived repair a stretch of barbed wire resdy to negotiate but not to In other business, the eommis­ traeoastal Waterway.” here Monday to begin teaching in torn down by an angry West Since the bridge at the west nd capitulate to dictation by Khrush­ sion, authorized the cily manager Nigeria’s mud but villages. Berlin crowd Monday night. to advertise for two police car*, Communist East German police The first Peace Corpa team a r­ NEW YORK (UPI) — President of Lake Monroe maintains a chev. And it contained this surpris­ one compact car, a TD-9 replace­ Monday night tired five shots at rived in Ghana earlier this sum­ Kennedy takes a step tn bin "race vertical clearance of 45 feet and a 100-foot rhannel clearance, we ing quote; ment, tractor replacement, a re­ a group of East Berliners who Memberi of the Seminole Coun­ mer and another group is due for peace" today by formally set­ request that you urge the plan* “ Kennedy is the son of a very fuse packer, aerial ladder, sweep­ leaped to safety from an apart­ ty Chamber of Commerce Coffee soon in Tanganyika. ting up the new U. S. disarma­ of the proposed bridge be equal rich man and therefor* an excel­ er and five pickup replacement* ment house on the border of the ment commission. Club are scheduled to participate to Use criteria of the bridge now lent caricature for Communist and water line materials; divided eity. West Berlin author­ Seize Bo^us Bills After signing th* recently enact­ in an unusual meeting Thursday propaganda which tries to equate Agreed to Install street light* being completed.” ities reported. MIAMI (U PJ(-Secret Service ed bill establishing the new agen­ at 10 a.m. when they will be the Th* letter wav signed by San­ all oor American actions with on Court St., Academy Manor and cy to coordinate American disar­ agents seized a $500,000 bundle of guests of Capt. R. W. Slye, com ford Mayor Joe B. Baker and vicious intrigues of ‘Wall Street Praver Homes areas. manding officer of Sanford Naval counterfeit $10 bills at the Mis mi mament planning, the Chief Ex­ copies were forwarded la Sen. imperialists.* If Khrushchev be­ Denied a request by Gcurga I Air Station, at the open air pa- Railway Express office Mouday. ecutive and hi* wife planned to W. Randolph Hodges .of the Con lieves this ductrinaire nonsense Steele for a license to sell beer Miami Secret Service chief John fly this afternoon to Newport, servation vilion at Lake Golden. Commission; Max then he is a madman and w* are and soft drinks from a vehicle; Jetton Bernard of Dade City Many of the feminine coffee Marshall said the 106-pound pack­ it. L, for a week’s holiday. Agreed to have city crew* mow Brewer and Richey Green, both all doomed.” pleaded guilty to breaking and clubbers are planning to attend age of counterfeit money had The aim appeared to be to give the grounds around tha Armory. of the Slate Hoad Dept. on cring in Circuit Court Monday the affair which will be high been shipped here from Owens­ and was sentenced to six months lighted by a rescue demonstration boro. Ky., in a heavy plywood to five years. of* a live pick-up by a helicopter box labeled “tools." Bernard was charged with break­ from the lake. Cmdr. J. E. An­ A Sanford man was hoiplta'iied : ing into the Dairy Castle on drews will narrate the rescue. Nazis On Trial and charged with reckless drivHwy. 17-92 earlier in the year. New members of the station staff DOHTMUND, Germany 4UPI) . |ni{ #^ er qrove into a telewill be introduced to the group by Three former Nazi officials went phone pole on South Sanford Ave. Capt. Slye, who has provided a on trial Monday on charges of late Monday night, the Sheriff's Public Invited A hard-hitting Communist film Marine detail to direct traffic murdering nearly 4,000 Jewish office reported. and Russian prisoners in German- Floyd Sparkman of Rusictl Ave., "Communism On The Map" will upon entering the gates. It is expected that a large num occupied Lithuania in 1944. They received laceration* of the face tie shown at a meeting sponsored by the men of the Church of the ber of coffee drinkers and donut j are Dr. Hermann Jahr, 51. for* and body in the mishap. Deputies Nativity of Lake Mary at 7 p m. dunkers will avail themselves of; mrr Gestapo commander in Tilsit, said he lost control of his vehicle Wednesday. The public ia invited the captain's invitation to “be my 1and two assistants, Wilhelm Ger- hitting the pole. Damage to hia guest.” I ke. 50. and Alfred Krumback, 54. car waa estimated at $400, to attend. Comedian Dies Moscow Reaction Unusual Cily Protests Clearances For Osteen Bridge Troops Oust Vopos From West Berlin Capt. Slye To Be Coflee Club Host Sewage Facility Rises 3 Points On Priorily List U. S. Disarmament Agency Set Up Pleads Guilty To Breaking, Entering Driver Injured, Held In Accident "Major Swim-Wear Firm To Build Plant Here Th# first factory for tha mass in atralght line production. A new production of awim suits iu Flor­ industrial engineering system will ida will be built in Sanford with enable Alix of Miami, Inc., lucally through Alix of Sanfurd to ba com­ construction to start in th* lata petitive with other national pro­ fall by th* firm of Alix of 31iami, ducer* of rustoin swimwear, ^Inc., internationally known swim- mostly concentrated in California. Tha firm expect* to complete ite * le a r manufacturer. Th* unusually attractiv* build­ building in six month* and provide ing fur a manufacturing plant w ill1 steady year-round employment for initially tncloa* 11,000 square feet I from 15U to 200 persons. of floor apace and will be built oo Burton and Chapman, local ar­ Hwy. 17-92 at the South entrance chitects. at* cuircntly firming up of Sanford, near the Harcar plana and specification* for th* Aluminum Co. and York Manufac­ new facility and will announce tha turing. advertisement of bids for th* The plant wilt be scientifically building In lb* nrar future. gtg'uppcd to introduce swimwear Tha plant will b* loo percent air-conditioned and have it* own velopment Company, which was cafeteria and all modern facilities. formed from tha Committee of William Stemper of Stamper “ 100" to concretely procure indueAgency, real estate consultant for try. Alix of Miami, Inc. today thanked Many person* instrumental In th* City ami County officials that working fur this industry are to wera successful in helping retain , be thanked and a special thanks this growing industry in our a rsa ., should be given to Herman JacobThrough their constructive coop-' son, Karl Higginbotham, T. E. eration this is all possible, Stemp­ Tucker, At Wilson, Clifford Meer said. Kibbin. Robert Brown, Ed Davis, Stemper singled out John Krid- Janies (Sonny) I'owell, Thomas er, manager of the Seminole Coun­ MrDunaid, and Gan. J . C. Hutchin­ ty Chamber of Commerce, for his i son. untiring effort* throughout the! Stamper reported also t h a t long negotiation* and for hia in-i any inquiriea as to amployment apiration contributing to the new-' should tie made to Abraham Gusly formed Sar4>.rd-ScniMio|a De­ sow of Brookfield Mill* as, the Florida Employment Service—Mr. Gussow will continue a* manager of the enlarged operation. Stamper pointed out that Brook­ field Mills, Inc., a wholly osrnad subsidiary of Alix of Miami, Inc. will operate aa Alix of Sanford in tha new modern plant. Th* plant will continue to man­ ufacture the internationally fa­ mous Alix “contoured" swim suits and will add fashionable sports­ wear in Sanford. President of Alix of Miami, lne. ia Alix Schneidman; Vice Presi­ dent, Luther Powell and Tan>a Schneidman it secislary. SIGNING OF FINAL PAPERS preparatory to the acquisition of the land on Hwy. 17-92 for the establishment of another new industry in Sanford, brought these official.* of Alix of Miami, Inc. swimsuit and sportswear manufacturers to Sanford for conferences with officials of the Sanford Development Co. From left seated are Abraham Gussow, manager of Hrpokfield Mills, ilarnet Levuitt, auditor, Alix Schneidman, president of Alix of Miami and David Misonznick, controller. Standing am W. H. Stemper, realtor, T. E. Tucker, Florida Stata Bank president and SSDC director and John Kriiler, executive director of the Sanfonl-Seminole 1)«. velopment Co. (Herald Photo) �.9 m 9 1 F t g t 2— T gdu. So* . M , 1 M I , Courthouse Lyman High Principal Records Parents At First P-TA f . Congress Nears REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION* Thomas J. McNeal to Clifford Cbartea Uuth, $7,300 P. and O. Development Corp. to Clinton Thompklaa Ouxtj, $3M0 Joseph Kiakis and Caroline Kiskis to Theodore J . Chalfant and Sylvia R. Chalfant. $20,000 Theodore Trippe and Alda K. Trippo to South Lake Realty Co., IIM W lab am Jamaa Sheffield and Jcaaetu P. Sheffield M Federal Housing Commissioner. $3.aoo Daniel E. Watson and Wilma B. Watson to Hu$h J . Maplesdcn, $17,400 Barnard R. Slater and ZalMr Slater to Samuel Hollis Cunard and Charlene ti. Cunard, $7,too Orlando Federal Savings andLoan Assn, to Robert - Black and Ruth Black. $10,300 FINAL DIVORCE . DECREES George E. Myers Jr. vs. June Mario Myera Aid Agreement WASHINGTON (UPI) — Senate-House negotiatora to* 'd ay were reported fairly cion* to a foreign aid compromise that would above the f7th Congress toward a mid-week ad* *. jounnnent. yv.vV.ivk y r »• — Sooreea said the negotiators might reach agreement on ! an aid money bill of about |4 billion. The House originally / . ---------------- ------------------ — f voted $3.6 billion, bat tbo 8«asU raised tha amount U pearly $4.3 billion. Failure of tho conferees to agree Monday dimmed hopes for Congress to quit tonight. But con­ gressional leaders expected to get away by Wednesday night, b»rring- ag*h.csa* .nmpUM y-**. Both houses scheduled early sessions with tho Senate comPhilip J. W estisle has r/i'V.rd to Uko up the $1 billion ie « a appointed chairman of a flhal supplemental appropriations committee te work through civic bill, another bey U adjournment. oriaalssUsos le expedite the hirThor# was a t least a minor conte$ ef handicapped personi la trovorey on this measure, too. lanlord, thieogh the facilities of Ren. Hubert H. Humphrey. (Dthe Florids State Employment Minn.), pushed an amendment to Service. add $6 million, for District of Co­ Each civic club or fraternal orgasisatioa will bo given the lumbia schools as aid to a fed­ qualifications of three handicap- erally Impacted area. The House was expected U act pod persons and will through their club contacts attempt to on the $3.t billion publie works discover suitable job# lor these appropriations mesturo. Senateporaona oo that thty may qualify House negotiators agreed on the for training under tho aUU and compromise public works bill Federal Vocational Rehabilita­ Monday. Tbs foreign aid negotiators mot tion program, according (o Joe fa y , manager of tho local olilce for two and a half hours Monday • f tho Florida SUM Employment but broke up Monday night with a final settlement still “up In tho Servlet. , , some mtcrMung naUraal a u ­ air" in tha words of oavoral mem­ tistic* show that M M persons bers. with disabilities were rebablllThe Issue holding tho House ia u d in tho fiscal year ending and Senate members apart, it Juno 30. m o . , ^ „ wss understood, was whether First year tam ings of the $$.- ■bout $30 million for tho Peace goo persona le .estimated to be Corps and about $10$ million In 9170 ,000,000 of which $14,000,000 unobligated balances should ba will m e n . to the govornmtnt in counted as part of tho foreign aid income taaos, package. f During the time ef their dis­ Senate members were said to ability and before vocations! w habiliutioa those ptraons receiv­ ba holding out for an aid figure ed public nssiaunco and welfare of about $4 billion, osclusivo of nontea in tho amount of $17,000,- thosa two items. There was some Ulk that the ooo per year. Thla amount is now deadlock might force Congress to . aaved. Within three and a beK yearn authorise aid spending a t current they will have paid bock the U>UI levels until a decision could ha Federal funds invested in Voca reached nest year. However, most lionsl Rehabilitation in 1961. members felt an agraameat would • Such atatlitlca prove beyond bo ranched. a doubt that R la lood busloeie to him tbo handicapped," • aald Foy. ________________ Weslgate Kerned Jo Lead Group To 'Aid Handicapped . Casselberry To Observe Communion Day By JANE CASSELBERRT The Casselberry Community Methodist Church wilt Join other churches In all part* of the world in observing World Wide Com­ munion Sunday, Oct. 1, at tho 8:30 a. m. and 11 a. m. aervlcoe, Rov. Oscsr Poole, pastor of tho . church, announced today. Ha also reported that tho church will hold Its first quarUrly con­ ference of the now year at 7:30 p. m. OcL $ with Dr. Bruce F. Gannaway, district superintendent, in charge. Reports from all department heads will ba heard a t this meet­ ing as tha church takes inventory of tho progress made thus far in the year, tha pastor said. Patriotic Meet Set The Sanford-DeBary Pstriotic Society will meet at 7:30 p m. to­ day In the Denary Kirs House. Presiding will be Janiei Tilaiadge, president of the organiseVow. Weir To Receive College Honor Harry Weir, Administrator of Seminole Memorial Hospital, left Sunday for Atlantic City to attend Convocation Ceremonies In which he will be advanced to Fellowship In the American College of Hos­ pital Administrators. This degree of membership in the College is considered a high ranking honor since it is conferred only after a great deal of work on the part of a member. Affiliation with tha College sig­ nifies that the person hae attained specific ateture in hla administra­ tive field to warrant recognition through membership in this pro­ fessional society and, by actively participating in tha Collsga pro­ gram, a member directly and indi. rectiy contrlbutea to tha advance­ ment of tha field of hospital ad* ministration in general. P-TA Board To Meet The ExecuUve Board of the Altamonte Springs KiemenUry PTA will meet at S p m . today in the Teachers Lounge at the school. ' BUICK FOR 1M2 is proudly displayed by Rill Hemphill, owner of Hemp* hill Motors. This la the Envicta, a four door hardtop. In addition to new rooflinea, Buick has new styling both front and rear and a new grille, with strong horizontal bars which gives the car a look of great width and sta­ bility. The engine, in the new Buicka has been moved forward four inches, reducing the transmission hump end improving the stability. « (Hsrald Photo) Business tffe , Briefs W - ■y JANE CASSELBERRY Lyman High Principal Ralph Diggs introduced school faculty members and wcl-omed a large group of parents at the first PTA mee Ing of tb« year last Tuesdaynight in tho school auditorium. Touching brtefly oa the Mass Instruction teaching method be­ ing conducted at Lyman for the year, he stated that the program was working out smoothly and invited parents, in small groups and by appointment, to make personal vlalta to these classes. President B. H. Ferrell presid­ ed at the meeting which was opened with the benediction Iron. Rev. William Benson of the Cas­ selberry Presbyterian Church. ■Stepifyii were heard, l o w . V / s Clare Bclmer, secretary and Glenn Humes, treamrer. Mrs. C. F. Fields, chairman of tho fund-raising committee, an­ nounced that tho organisation •aiU sell birthday calendar! in tha community again this year. Individual birthdays, anniversar­ ies and meeting dates of various organisations may bo listed on tha calendars, she advised. Mothers were asked to co­ operate with Mrs. Carlyle Swof- William B. Kader Jeweler* Isas announced that Visloo, the new Church Commission award-winning pattern Hi Inter­ Meets Wednesday national Steriinf, ia now on spe­ The Commission on Missions of cial exhibil in their Park Ave the Ebeneter Methodist Church store. will meet at 1:13 p.m. Wednesday Vision was choeen from 206 at the home of ha chairman, Mrs. sterling dorian submitted by H. P. Clark, 117 Sunland Dr. Mri. Clark has requested that MOSCOW (UPl) - A 14-year-old artiste from IT countries in the the congregation be reminded of first world-wide silver design Negro girl from New Jersey be­ the “ Barrel For Clothing" drive gan classes ka tho* Soviet Union competition over hold. The In­ now in progress and urges all ternational Silver Company and today to "help fight segregation” American Craftsmen’f Council memberi to bring their contribu­ in tho United State*. tions to fill tho barrel. of tho event. Tbo girl, Huldah Clark of New­ were co-sponsors • • • ark. (low in Sunday night to begin Net tales and eam iaia of Winnan all • expenses . paid education Dixie Stores, Inc., which ope­ promised her by Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev when he attended rate! 334 supermarket* in this the United Nations last year. She lection and throughout tho South­ east, were the highest on record met him there. during the fiscal year ended a i i coM sm oM ta Her father, William Clark, had told U.S. reporters k was better July 1, It was announced in the aonual report to stockholders. H. B. Pop# Co., Inc. for hi* daughter to go to school An increase of 7.92 percent ,ln Hr Ike Ste.rt Ittr Amu, in Russia than face "Jim Crow net earning* over the previous Wm MMV CkteWeMV schools" back home. year wai attained, and n $.31 per­ Huldah echoed his sentiments cent increase was recorded in Id a s — Servian when she stepped off the plane at tales, President A. D. Davit and set I. S.rV Art. h>M SA 1-4114 Sheremetyovn Airport here and Board Chairman Jamee E. Davit a Soviet education official whisk­ APPUANCgS ed her off to one of Moscow's reported. Total sale* of Winn-Dixie tor "International schools." tho fiscal year (33 weeks) wore NSLSON a CO. $767,834,160 compared with $721,332,377 lor the preceding year. WMITt Tha company has shown an in­ ASSUANCM crease in sales for 27 consecutive n Santee yeara and continues to rank seventh la annual salee volume U ih iH in Sii.l., • ttr O.lkotel in the chain food stora Industry. S.teki — H.rtw.r. — o .ite. so n-assi Not earnings alter text# were TUESDAY 117.030.318, or 11.34 per common Longwood Volunteer Fir* Dept. share compared with $1.35 for the AUTO $IBVICB Fir# Hall, 7 p. m. preceding year. Tho company has • • • shown in increase in net earnings HARRY ADAIR'S Longwood Boys Scouts, Christ Cor each of the past 1$ years. ouip satvici Church Episcopal Parish Hall, 7 Net earnings on sales were 2 22 Tim — S.HwI.t — Au . im.Im p. ra. percent compared with 2.18 per­ • • • b a AAA b n in cent. last yaar. t u r . M a Orate a Mufti*. ltf.fi. DeBary Boy Scouts 506, Jack WILLISTON, Fla. -T h e Levy s«M«t a to. sa s-etsi - sa s-ttsi son's Service Station. 7:30 p. ra. Soli Conservation Dia»rict has • • • been named grand award conser­ Fairway Taxaco Sonne* South Seminole VFW Pott $207 vation district for 1160-61. Women’s Club of Casselberry, Harry M. Knlffla, Jr., Mgy. This district was named by p. m. state agricultural leaders who IISACO OAS AND OILS WEDNESDAY reviewed (be work of farmers and M.rb, Uk.x.hM — U ruftrt T. I. A. Chuluoia Hobby Craft Club, 1:30 W u k lte A PaltaOten supervisors of eis districts enter­ a. m. St.k U* a O.ltetry — Sn . ttr.It. ed in the ltth annual Soil Con­ • • • MM a Sitick AM. St.tete SA S-I4S4 servation Awards Program of North Orlando Busy Beet Girt The Goodyear Tire k Rubber AUTO TRANSMISSION Scouts, Mrs. Mon. Grinitead, 4:30 Company. Akron, Ohio. p. m. Two men from tho district, W, • • • Horroll A Bovorly Boy Scout Troop £54, 110 W. C. Graham Jr. Chiefland. and G. M. Owens, Bronson, will be guests Commercial St.. Sanford, 7 p. m of the rubber company on a fourChuluota Youth Club, Commun­ day tour to Artxona in December ity House, $ p. m. to study conservation on Good • • • year's 14.000 desert acre farm. A.tekX'K Sanford Lodge 1431, Loyal Order A total of 106 guests representing Its W. Ulk l.ifcrO SA S-44IS of Moots, S p. m. top districts throughout tho Unit­ ed States will be present. CONCEITS ftOOUCTS Second place honors were woo by the Nassau Soli Conservation Chapman Concrtt* | District, which named L. L. Owens, Yulec, as the outstanding Products fariner-cooperator. BLOCKS Graham, the district's outstand­ l'.ee< .e I im . i — f t , . Sim I i ing farmer, has applied various ORLANDO (UPI) Federal C ar b lu n t — .Silts '— I.Intel, ' Iterytk'M I. tl« Ilk., It,.” prosecutors were believed ready conservation practices on his farm, including; cover cropping, I,t N lit. Ih M SA S-MIS today to take another craekl >n» it. i h it o. >»af« fA i-eaif at tending -Teamsters President wind stripping, field windbreaks James R. Hoffa to Jail for alteg-1 ‘ “d recommended pasture usage ILICTBIC COHTBACTOB edly misusing $300,000 ia union ------------------------- Is Freedom Without Knowledge Negro Enters Moscow School Possible In Today's World? The headline of thla news article la tha question now under consid­ eration by church women the world over ae they prepara for the annual observance of World Com­ munity Day on Nov. $. Sponsored by the United Church Women, • department of tha Na­ tional Council of the Churches of Christ, tha day hat been aet aside since the early war years on the first Friday In November for study, action and worship, la thla way, the women give eapreeeion to their belief that the mission of the Crooms Academy, Sets CD Course E. S. Douslass, Vocational Edu calura director of Seminole Coun ty, announced this week that John Moor* of Oviedo hss become qualified as a Personal Survival Course instructor for the local civil defense orginLa.ion and will open his first class at Crooms Academy on Oct. I. Enrollment for the class, which is to begin each week promptly at 7 p. in., may be made by call, ing Professor Jackson at Crooms or the local CD ofiice. Due m the recent cut back on classes, Douglass said, only two courses will be available at Crooms, the number requested prior to the orders. Reservations (or an afternoon class, which Moore will be able to teach during the mon>h of Ocluber if sufficient io lern t is shown, also may be made by cailini eiUier of the above men­ tioned offices. A. B. Peterson Sr., director of CD, has ordered a second set of films for use by the three quali­ fied instructors In Ui* area. Classes, Jointly sponsorvd by the local CD council and the adult educational program, run for three huurs once each week for four consecu.ive weeks, are free of charge and have materials furnished. church and world affairs are in­ terdependent and interlocking in their concern for people ef other lands. The World Community Day book, "Education, Women and the Church," presenla problems being faced In the Latin American eeuntries, especially In the fields of adult education. In addition to study ef this book, members of United Church Women are con­ tributing towards funds to provide training for women in Braxil, Chile and Peru where Church World 8ervl«e programs are un­ derway. They also are sewing school k«gs and clothing to help mothers of these lends atart their children in school and are collect, ing children's coats and sweaters and packing sohuol materials for areas lacking basic educational tools, < litre in Sanford, a workshop was held Friday morning a t the Holy Cross Episcopal P a r i s h House for women of ell churches in the area. Enterprise P-TC Sets Carnival By HELEN SMODURABA Mrs. H. T. llaclhctt presided at ilia first meeting of the Enterprise P-TC hrld in the school auditor­ ium last Tuesday night. Following the devotional 1*4 by Itcv. Paul E. Shultz, the business session began with approving and adopting the budget for the new year. Plant announced for the annual Halloween 1'arnlvil Informed that the event has been act for Oct. 27 on the school campus beginning with a costume parade at 3:30 p.m. Home room mothers appointed included Mrs. J. J. Davis, kinder grade; Mrs. William II. Padgett, fifth grade; Mrs. Ed Redman and gartrn; Mrs. J. J. Neyer, first grade; Mrs. Donald Orach, sicond grade; Mrs. R. J. Finn, third Mrs. E. J. Walaiek. seventh grade and Mrs. B. W. Carlton, eighth grade. No appointment was made for the fourth grade. Harold Wooten was in charge of the program and refreshments, supplied by the P-TC board, w*r« served by Mrs. Brenner and Mrs, Vaught. DeBary H D Club Resumes Work TAGGING UAZAAK ITU .MS for tne Oct. 7 event a|N>u.><ored by member* of tha DtBary St. Ann Catholic Church are, from left, Mrs. F. A. Mutheaon, Oscar Pauinea, bazaar chairman; Mrs. J. N. Kolnrik, co-chairman; Mrs. N. Kahoo and Mra. Joseph Kites, publicity chairman. Many and varied booths and forma of entertainment are promised at the Imzanr which will be held near the DeBary' Plaza. (Cox Photo) Welcomes Meeting fard and Mrs. Jam es Adams room mother chairmen, when a £ ed to serve In' this capacity. In other business, tbo group voted to donate 3100 each to tho Lyman Band Assn, and to the Lyman Athletic Assn., pnd a tur­ key dinnar, u be sponsored by fie band, was announced for Oct. 7 with serving to begin at 3 p.m. Refreshments were served In the cafeteria a t the close of the business session and parents were Invited to'm oet the teachers and visit individual claasroomL Hospital Notes 8EPTEM1ER 2$ -Ad.xAvfewrr » Mctva McGill, DeLand; Carl O. Lind. DeBaryj Mildred L Capps, Mary Lou Shattuck, Pauli’** Knight, Frank McGill. Harriott Flobk, Barbara Holland, Emma Clair, wuiia Mao Durham. Lottie Wright. Laura Garrett, Michael Anthony Manning, Edna Theresa Snavely, and finds Jane Voltollno, Sanford Births Mr. and Mrs. Arlit Holland, San­ ford, a girl Ur. and Mra. Jam es Capps, 8a* ford, a boy Mr. and Mr*. Earl gnavtly, San­ ford, a girl Sir. and Mra. John B. Shattuck, Sanford, a boy Dlaaalssals Mrs. Henry La Croix and baby. Lake Mary; Donna Jasper, Mary Reason, Louise M. Bauman, Jnmaa Wright, Esaio Mao Wal­ ters, Florine Peterson. FT J Smith, Baby Girl Freeman, John­ nie Mae Lowery and Mrs. Samuel Dunn and twin boys, Sanford AREA DIRECTORY Seminole Calendar m New Attempt To Jail Hoffa Seen Justice Deparimsnt Prosecutor James T. Dowd and three assist-1 ants from Washington, were on By MRS. ADAM MULLER The DeBary Home Demonstra­ hand Monday (or the empaneling tion Club will open ita new sea­ of a new federal grand jury, Butj son with a 10 a. m. Workshop. Dowd, whole first case waa dieThur.day ai the Community Cen-1 nv.saed on a technicality, wasn't talking about hia plans, ter. Hoffa and two of his colleagues Project In progress before the summer recess will be continued were indicted by a grand Jury Mrs. George Wright, presi-! here Ust Dec. 7 on mall fraud dent of the club, will present charges. They were charged with' many new ideas for holiday promoting Sun Valley Inc, a housing development near Cape trails items lo the group. Following adjournment for lun­ Canaveral, as a Teamsters - >poncheon, the afternoon session will sored project, through internal! * open a; 1:43 p. m. with the pro­ communications. gram on "Care of Clothing." MIXED EYES Members also will be shown a AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) — The demonstration on the art of cos1ering old shoes to milch the new , le x .s Department of Public Gaiety had one definite clue ra us . wardrobe. I A County Counci, meeting of i search fur a missing man from i Volusia Couoty Clubs will be held Terrell, 1c:.. An all pjlnla bulletin on Oct. 27 at the DeBary Cuna- said L e men has • one blue and | one biown eye.” , raumty Center. Instruction Set For Firemen The Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept, will hold its regularly acheduled fourth Tuesday drill at 6 p. in. today in the Fire Hall. Members of the department also will receive further instruction on uses of radiological monitor­ ing equipment which they will be cpccted to use In the Lake Mary area in case of a fallout alert from nuclear at ack. Ed Zimmerman, president of the association, .aid that be and three otheri from the dspanm tnt at.ended instructional courses ra Sanford in order to bring the in­ formation back to Lake Mary and that the Uciober business m e t ­ ing, a series of instructional meet­ ings will be planned for the publie. Others attending the weekly aession were Bob Willis, Harvey Pugh sod Bill Gray. ART ELECTRIC OF SANFORD ,W It* *.., '• WitlA, a«u«.ati« — lite.itei.l — C m aiM l A/l 0«<,»«rry. k S. O Ik. IIS. tel, M.r, Phone Baiiford FA X-3427 PU8MTVII -If FLO R ID A ' K inist ■ URNITURI Associate Start l c. im s, Svm 206 Magnolia Ave. Sanford MOWIBB . BCOOTftf Y „ * n n Law* Mower*' i a x u u , 1M# Dawa fT. | | V a c n n Motor Scooter* Y C O p U ||t . M Down $23.M Mo. L*wis Salts Mi Service Authorized Vespa Dealer $117 Ceuatry Club H i. FA 8-768! MOVER THOMAS M OVING A STORAGE SACXINO — CLATINO — STOIAOB Uddi aa4 Usf D?if*>ta U$iU| A,H.'lMite, h i On , l*«. "MOVING WITH CASS iVUTWMUS” SSI N. UwU litte r , SA 1-ltSI PLUMBING R. L. HARVEY Plumbing C.myl.te Iail«ll.li..l — l.,«>r* l.l.ratm H i Kill,.. Siil.rM W.I.r Saa>m I n . (.HamIm SO, L Sitter, SA HISS PLUMBING G NBATING CONTBACTOBS 'jf LEE BROTHERS fl.Kkia, Are Ha.Ha, Caafrtcteri Quality lailaltetiAA. tia., ISIS r*n„ — Wate. System. tUAkla, S . — St. . a l«<l«rt Oil tetw , Ilf l.« AM. IlilM, SA 1,11) BOOrING - SHBII MITAl STEINMEYER Hoofing k Sheet Metal, far. s.'ll .r «>e Skiayl. lail.ll.hM >»* I... I, w.ll.ri • WttM.tMlia, !•««• Metel W.fk h t t itiiAMiM — te n Ci. m w«rt NOW IN 2 LOCATIONS — 213 Oak .\ye. FA Z-4731 FA 2-3<2> B. Sanford Ase. r.oonaj suns Sanford Flour and F**d Stor* non -coo — c o i n m l a i c o rn u J IM O A N O I tu n , J im l)Miiy Dog Feed oO Lbs. $J.73 A„ ^ ,A B & M Roofing Co. NIW BOOSING AND tlfAlgk C«<nfl>Att>«l — a*«.«..ll.l — Ite.ltd.l l« .M — liwM — .«.* tlMl.I.S SIS t ■te.t.i Ate. Ik.tere SA MHI SHOES FURNITURE Berry’s Warehouse Furniture Co., Inc. 0SIVI o u t ro (HI IAIN N. Utete. A.-.fl'lte lte.ll «• O. s t .t e l m i l l — S t e , . l t o n . IHSU S ALWAYS SAVINOS ON FOOTWKAR SOI IH* SNlllL , AMICI A| Sanford Shoe Center POl YV. F u st xiAu.oid FA 2-3875 W7 W. l i t SL Ran �I, 1- - (The #anfnrh Vrreil Fall's First Fashion Show Is B rig h tB o ld , Beautiful Tha dining room* of th« Capri Restaurant were filled to capacity Thursday as apectaturs and dinner guests were treated to the first Mr*. June Linginfe Iter. buyer, i carried out in (rand style by love* foimal fashion showing Of the year, presented by Cowan's De- and department manager for Cow-*ly models, Mr*. Lou McDonald, Mrs. Duane Baggerly, Mrs. Carol partroent Store and Leilani House ana* waa coordinator and mentator for the show, which was Drnnison, Mrs. Spook Hook, Miaa of Beanty . Judy AMlbOi Miss Carolina Baggrrly and Miss Dee Hargreaves. H The coiffures of all the models ■ ^ f f & B i were designed and sat by Philip E f ' y w t o l Boyd of the Leilani House ef J W ; ' ’.•il Beauty. j j Styles featured In the fashion , | .J ^ W K . ^ ~ sp o rts V . vyt im e office glamorous and sophisticated after five, cocktail and evening The p re tty modele posed end pirouetted on the stage at the >r j Cupri, accompanied by mood music •A?.' iSfe, „ n the piano, and then strolled | through the dinner euditnee, to • Rive a eloter look at fabrics, colors, styles and accents. All shoes. Jewelry, purse* and ■ acceaaoiica were also from Cow»n's Department Stores and styles shown were the latest from the world of fashion, now getting into P y l l ' | full swing with the busy fell eoctal ■H l H season. *•> ’ ’•* ..i1! 1 _i Knitwear was very much in evideme, proof of the continuing popularity of the fabric, Jerseys too, in matte, silk, wool end rayon, with their graceful lines and aleek fit were standby* of the style STRIKINGLY handsome is •how. Hold pluida and bright, vivid this sleek red wool sheuth colon in oo.h print* and aolld* on Spook' Hook, accented only with gold costume predict a gay seaeun with the ac­ jewelry, l o n g necklace, cent on color, color and mora • mutching motif earrings color. During the intermissione, Phil­ and bracelet; a highlight lip Boyd sang the two new aongs of the show. he hat rrccntly composed end (Herald Photo) published. I FUN AFTER FIVE fa•hion, worn by Judy Asensio has a black silk jersey bodice, and a black and white plaid taffctu shirt, accented by white gloves, glittery evening purse nml three strands of pearls. (Herald Photo) the to —1«4- •!•:*f : DEE H A R G R E A V E S showa off tha beautiful back view of this stunning black silk jersey cocktail dress, cut with the daring­ ly low square back, accent­ ed with a self-bow, sparked with a white fur wrap. (Herald Photo) ranged from o u tfits -■ . j CHARMING AND casual is this sports outfit worn by Carol Dennison, with the very different styling of the one button vest, both pants and vest in autumn rust corduroy, worn with a white sweater. (Herald Photo) LOU MCDONALD models a casual three piece outfit of knitwear, in shades of green featuring the draw­ string bodice in a match­ ing plaid, worn with n white Peter Pun blouse with three-quarter sleeves. . (Herald Photo) LOVELY ENOUGH to go anywhere for evening ac­ tivities is this silk print in ilnrk shtides of blue und green, worn by Caroline Haggerty a n d accented with pearls nml white gloves. (Herald I’hoto) Oviedo Club onsors Afternoon T ea Mrs. Landress Hostess T o 1Sponsoring Circle Three Coffee Thursday Circle Three of the Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church met .with Mrs. O. I). Landress for the monthly ses• an. Tlie devotion was given by Mrs. Mary Lee Young. Two chapteri of a study book “ The Bitter Fruit of Kom Yadi” was given by Mrs. V. H. Grantham. Mrs. 0 . T. Pearson presided at the business meeting when plans were made for individual membert to provide kits for Church World Service and to continue gathering used clothing and stamps. During the.aocial hour refresh­ ments were served by the hostess. Others attending were Mrs. Effie Durden, Mrs. A. B. Huntley. Mrs. C. C. Muarray, Mrs. Blanche Kuhn. Mrs. W. P. Yesley. Miss Florence Bishop and a guest, Mrs. Mary Roland. The Enlisted Wives Club of VAII-11 are sponsoring a coffee Thursday at the Acey-Ducey Club at the Naval Air Station. Starting time is 9:3u a.in. Rally sitting service will be pro­ vided and those who need trans­ portation may call Mrs. James McNully or Mrs. Robert Trout. Wives of all VAII-11 Enlisted men arc invited to attend. Conte and get acquainted with other wives located in this ares. Plans Programs Church Calendar I TUESDAY Men of the First Presbyterian Church meet at T p.m. for month­ ly supper and program at the f church. WEDNESDAY First Baptist Church Training Union supper and Council meet­ ing. 8 p.m. followed by praysr meeting at 7:30 p.m. New — \ Arrivals Mr. and Mr*. W. R\ Britton of Elder Springs announce the birth of a 10 lb. 3 or. ton. Sept. 24 at the Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. They have chosen the name, Ronald David, for the new arrival and he was welcomed home by a four year old aiater, Rhonda. Mrs. Britton ia the former Eve­ lyn Be.-mett. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Griffin, of Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. David Hotack of Osteenannounce the birth of a 7 lb. 2 or. ton, Sept. 13. at the Seminole Memorial Hospital. They have chosen the name Gerald Allen for the new baby. The ilosacks have a two year old daughter, Theresa. % Enterprise Personals • > Mra. Irene Goodwin of Daytona Beach visited friends u Enter­ prise last Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Eugene Hender­ son and children of Orlando were recent guaats of Mr. and Airs. C. A. Header so a. MR. AND MRS. PAUL GOLDNKR, of DeBary, recently celebrated tHeir golden wedding anniversary, at Silver Lake Inn. Haddonfield, N. J. 'Die celebration was plan­ ned by their son Paul Jr., and his family. (Cox Photo) Osteen Personals By MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Mrs. Jamca Wallin and Sirs. Guy Beall attended a meeting at tha Home Demonstration office in DeLand Monday representing the Osteen Club. They studied the care of furniture and home im­ provement and will later instruct the local club on these subjects. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams have returned from a trip to Lake City- then on to Athens and Stone Mountain, Georgia. Robert Shirley has returned to his home on Lake Butler after spending the summer with rela­ tives in Illinois. Mrs. William Netties has re­ turned from the Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital where she underwent surgery. Mrs. Bertha Bruwn returned home Thursday after apending two wceka with her cousin, Mrs. Jim Nichole, m DeLand. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Flauhman of Alexandria. La., recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Masters and daughter. Jean. Mra. Alma Walker is visiting her niece, Mrs. Fred Mellcy and family, in Daytona Beach. Air. and Mrs. Ray Pell and fam­ ily of Samsula spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ mond Pell. Mrs. Raymond Lawson attend ed the Christian Workers Training class at the First Methodiit Church in Drl.and. She studied ’’Work of the Local Church." taught by Dr. Joe A. Tolle, dis­ trict superintendent of the DcLand District. Mrs. Raymond Pell visited her two sister.,, Mrs. Ida Hand and Mrs. Lois Hola, m Day tuna Ucach, last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Millwood and daughter, Mrs. Richard Chernx. have moved into the Louie Noel home. The Millwoods spent many winters in Osteen before moving to Sanford a year ago. They spend the summers at their home in Hendersonville, N. C. Mrs. J. J, Redditt and brother, Ted Rogers, of Orlando arc spend­ ing two weeks at the Redditt cabin at Salt Springs. Mrs. John Tatum Jr. and Mrs. J. S. Peterson attended a meet­ ing sponsored by tha Southeast VoluJia Democratic Women’s Club in New Smyrna Beach re­ cently. Mr*. King Allman. Mrs. J. S. Peterson and Mrs. Claud* Tyson attended a W.MS meeting at the First Baptist Church in Sanford recently. A covered dish luncheon was served followed by a book re­ view given by Mrs. Bryan, en­ titled "On This Foundation." It was a history of Baptist missions in Florida. i Members of the executive board of the Sanford Story League met Tuesday afternoon, at the home of the president, Mrs. Clarence Sny­ der, in Osteen. Plans were made for programs during the coming year. Those attending were Mrs David Earner, Mrs. S. J. Nix. Mrs. C. C. Howard, Mrs. K C. Maxwell. Mrs. R. F. Moule. Mrs W. L. Roche, Mrs. R. W. Tench and the hostess. Casselberry W SCS Sets Work Session By JANE CASSELBERRY Members of the Casselberry Community Methodist WSCS wilt meet at to a.m. Thursday in Wra ver Hail to make cancer pad, fur the Seminole County Cancer So­ ciety. Anyone wishing to aid in this worthwhile project ia invited to attend by membera of the eociety. BLACK LACE for avenlng wear looks lovely on Duane Baggerly and tha back is scooped very low. The upswept coiffure is by Philip Hoyd of Leilani's House of Beauty. (Herald Photo) OFFICERS OF VAII-11 were hunt* recently to a "return to Sanford" party Riven at the Capri Restaurant, celehrutiun of coming home. Shown ju st before they were served a sumptions prime rib dinner aro several of tlie approximately lot) purtytroera. Standing aro Capt. J. >!. Tully, Mrs. tl. K. .Munship, ami Cdr. Manship, skipper of the host group. Seated are Mrs. Tully, Mrs. T. it. Walton and Mrs. Charles Donnaud. Officers and wives of lint Wing One, commanding und executive officers and their wives of other groups attuched to the Sanford Naval Air Station plus former members of VAII II still in the area were among the guests. ( H u m id P h o t o ) The new Oviedo Woman’s Club was the acene of the tin t fall tea, Friday afternoon from 3 to 3 p.m. when the member! of the board hosted dub members, prior to tha opening of the club season. Mrs. George Means was la charga of decorations. The spac­ ious room was beautiful with bas­ kets of yellow rain tree Intersper­ sed with yellow spikes. The tea table waa centered with an ar­ rangement of yellow shaggy mums, spikes and green Ivy, Dainty rake squares, nuts, mints and cookies completed tha tabla arrangement. Mra. B. F. Wheelar Sr„ a char­ ter member of the club and past president, greeted guests at the door. Mrs. R. W. Estes, president and other board members presided at tha tea table and served as floating hostesses. About 73 members called during the appointrd hours to see the new building and enjoy the social hour. This was the first time the build­ ing has been used alnca tha for­ mal opening in July. Other board members assisting included, Mrs. Jimmy Miebatl, Mrs. J. H. Staley, Mrs. B. r . Wheeler Jr.. Mrs. W. T. Wslker, Mrs. Jam es Wilson, Mrs. B. G. Smilh, Mrs. John Lundy, Mrs. C. L. West, Mrs. Grace Lee, Mrs. C. R. Clonts Sr., Mrs. Joe R. Battle and Mrs. Jack Dodd. Anna Miller Circle Plans Fall Dance An important business meeting wav held by members of the Anna Miller Circle, recently. The circle hat been in charge of the March of Dimes for the past three years. At this meeting a lengthy discus­ sion was conducted and members had to decide whether they would continue this project. The vote was unanimous that the project be continued, since tlie circle is dedicated to helping crip­ pled children. Mrs. William Kline­ felter, circle president, and Mrs. Harry Aii.nr represented the group at the southeastern area pre-campaign meeting of the N a­ tional Foundation of the March of Dimes this past weekend in At­ lanta, Ha. It was decided to sell fiuit cakes again this year with the proceeds being u,rcl for the Harry Anna Crippled Children’s Home in Uma­ tilla. Mrs. Klinefelter told members that the Anna Miller Circle re­ ceived a nice write up in the Florida State Elks Magazine. It told about their many civic activ­ ities ami spoke of their devotion to the Harry Anna Home. Plans were made to hold a "Iloartng Twenties" dance, at the newly sir conditioned Elks Club and the date scheduled for Oct. 14. The regular social will be held this week. "for those who want HOMES . . . the very best" Local Events DISTINCTION TUESDAY Woodroie Circle of the Sanford Carden Club meets at 7:43 p.m. for covered dull supper and social it the home of Mrs. Al S. Pouiter, (02 Cherokee I.ane. RESTRICTED EXCLUSIVE • Featuring Large Room* Throughout of I.uch Arbor • Air Conditioning and Heating by G-E Weatherlrow • Color-I’aved Patio* aad Individual Landaeapiag M ODEL HOME LUXURIOUS DREAM KITCHENS Coming Friday, Sept. 29th Watch for our Special Pre-Showing! DIRECTIONS: Turn West At Th« Traffic Light on CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC 17-92 At 20th Street Custom Building a Specialty Drive 2 Miles INCORPORATED * * General Office FA 2'3i03 Shiest Office FA 2-7195 To Idyllwilde �A il ** I Paler Edson’s None Perfect CHANGING WORLD "Of all tbs skills practiced by mankind, thert is b o m that la uaad more aad improved less—than that af driving aa aotomobOa.” Thera a provocative idea to have thrown a t us aa we eater the fed aad winter drhripf season, moat has* ardoua of all bwauae of diminished daylight driving Political Notebook ♦ f I? It cornea from Paul C. Ackerman, engineering vice preelim t for Chrysler corporation, writing in the mega* sine Highway Highlights. Ho seems chiefly Interested, and wisely so, in puncturing the complacency and self* satisfaction which grip moot motorists. Itanaatedtv. surveys show th at most of us think safe driving warnings are for the other fellow, and that many believe driver education is something only teen* agers need. These attitudes are reinforced by safety studies which stress the menace of the extremist—the drank aad the reckless speeder especially. But listen to Ackerman: **1110 plain, hard facts are that the majority of in* jury*prod using accidents are -caused by self-acknow­ ledged good drivers who are traveling at speeds under 10 miles aa houf. "Actually,, these average drivers who become .in^ .-5 . v i iiwea in an axideat bscanw »i-i-tl.utirri-1**-, unsafe maneuver, like changing lanes without looking, probably have done the same thing so many times without having an accident that they have developed a false sense of security." Many of us have or develop bad driving habits. Only luck gets us by without trouble. Ail of us csn learn new things about driving—not generalities such as "stay alert," but specific things like how to use the A.» f If brake for best effect, how to grip the wheel for full con­ . •trol of the car, what to do when pavements are Icy. Ackerman offers his own list: Check your car at the outset to see that tires are firm and all equipment is working. Behind the wheel, watch the road well ahead, not Just the car immediately in front, so you can cope with developing danger. Look into rear and side mirrors every few seconds to keep track of side and following traffic. Glance at the left front wheel of oncoming cars for first sign of maneuvers that could spell peril. Many head-on clashes might be averted if such action were begun in time. Htay far enough behind the car ahead—particularly on expressways—so you can stop safely. One more thing. Ackerman was photographed in a car with his seat belt securely fastened. And that is a picture worth countless written comments on how to save lives on the highways. Fay Henle’s Your Pocketbook From Rome Henry McLemore Roger Marla haa Incorporated ■We will see (I am sure) Marls Roger Maria tn Missouri. drinking Hoopla cola, munching In the future the btseball fan Krlspy Krunkles, bunding a wall will have to look at tho Wall Straat With Never Crack bricks, playing Journal aa wall aa tho aporta page golf In Toe Delight shoes, using of hla local papor to aea how the Never Slip chalk on hla pool cue, Now York Yankee a' slugger la get­ (having with a Man’a Bast Friend ting along. raxor, raying “ Yum, Yum” xfter Tho corporation papers were ! a bite of cake baked with Splittaken out in preparation for the Second Mix, grinning from ear to deluge of business offsrs certain aar after a alp of All Ready cof­ to roll Roger’s way after hla ex­ fee, and inhaling bliixfully after a traordinary aeason with hla Louis, puff of a Himalaya cigarette vlllt sluggor bat. Maktra of every­ (“cool ax xnow and mountain thing from non-slip garters to tall'*). Celluloid collars will be after He will also (I am also sure) Maris to endorse their products. show us what ihlrti wear the long- cat, which trousers are cut the best, which ties never wrinkle, and will adviM us on where to spend our vacations, what car to drive, what cereal to gulp in the morning, what soap keeps us cleanest for the longest time, and suggest the type of linoleum for our library floor. And why not? Some cynics pro­ bably will say that the ability to knock a baseball out of a park docs not qualify a man for the position of authority on half the subjecti under Ihe sun. Some are certain to ask wbat Roger Marla’ palate has to do with their palatas, or bia taste in socks to their taste in socks. Thank goodness, 1 don't feel that way. I am a man who likes to have an arbiter in such matter*, and what's good enough for Roger I Maris is good enough for me. If | he recommends square vitamin pills. I'll take them, and if he panicked. The very basis of the says Dr. Edwards' Turkey Oil city's existence scorned thresten-! shampoo will grow- hair, I'll lather ed. Hopes lor the future sppeared up. to vanish. Any man who has hit as many West Berlin had taken pride in home runs as Maris has must the fail that rt was the West's "show-window'' deep In Commu­ have something on the ball. Be­ nist territory, a haven for East sides, ha is a fins athlete and German refugees, a last meeting athletes are well known for hav­ place for Germans /rum both ing clear heads. I, for out. welcome Maris as the sides o( lite split nation. The wall Ihe C'ummuoists erect new arbiter on style and good and Impressed anew on every Ber­ general all-round good living. It liner the fact that his city and is lime we had a change. tounlry were split and might Ocn Hogan was fine in his day. never be reunited la bla life­ and so was DIMaggio, and all the time. others, but sports Is ready for a It emphasised the Russians' de­ new general authority. termination to isolate West Berlin 1 dressed like Yogi Berra for and make it a so-called fret, de­ I many years, and always looked militarised city. I mighty good, but I will be glad to The unpleasant fac.a still must i switch to the new things Roger be faced. Rut they are being faced advises. I ate along with DIMag without pinlc and without despair. | gj0> anj even wj,h Babe Ruth, but There is sadness but no gloom. I have a notion that Maris will be A few days ago, West Berlin Ihe best adviser in a long, long opened a new opera house. time. The West German federal Gov­ Even if he endorses night shirts. ernment has granted the city an I am ready to gel in one for the additional $125 million to meet winter. In short, I have faith special economic needs arising in Roger. out of Ihe expanded cultural and economic program. HIGH FOOD LOSS Mayor Willy Brandt has an­ AUSTIN. Tex. (UPI)-Because nounced that 427.5 million will be spent on construction of 4,000 new ot water, fire, rodent and insect apartments (or workers coming damage, Texas health officials in from West Germany. Work on have supervised the destruction the first l.two will start in the of 997,978 pounds of food during the past two years. uext few weeks. Q—Can I have an air travel accident policy wrltisn Into my life Insurance policy? What would this cost?— B. S. A— Dear B. S.: You cannot bavo an air accident policy writ­ ten into your policy, but you could add to It an accidental daath provision covering air acci danla and all other kind! of seeldents. if you have a 12d,ooo life policy, for Instance, you could add a |XJ,000 accidental death benefit provision, paying an extra 135,000 in case of death by accident. The annual cos. would run around f23. Foreign News Commentary If you do quite a bit of air By riU L NEWSOM travel, say 13 round trips a year, I'P I Foreign New* Analyst thia would cost but about SI per BERLIN (UP!)—West Berliners trip. You would get full coverage have regained their old fervor and all year for all other typei of are ready for the Russians' next accidcn a at no added cost. move. Morale, shaken by live Commu­ Since World War J, almost 900 makes of radioi have entared the nist closing of the East-West BerAmerican field. More than 740 lin border on Aug. 13, is high ■gain. "died’* In search for market!? The biggest boost came with the arrival of Gen. Lucius B. OUR BOARDING HOUSE Clay, hero of the 1948-1949 blockade, as President Ken­ f COfiTlHUlND 1Hfe STORY V-JlINaTfAD nedy's personal representative. 1ABOUT WUNCLE 3A5PER’S)) Off U W 5CC— IHT.1AK&I Clay won the respect and affec­ DtOuiNu COLO AVNE — APTERTNO, A HUNDAtO OUf4C65 0-1 year tion of Berliners as no other ON * oh otsciNci his *OLDA OAV OUT Of- M.YI American has when he was WA5 WORM DOWN)] iWOAYj, MirlL.ANDt 6iET » 3 5 / SHOVEL ALA30R. to A o e rA i-rA ssc SftooiO American military governor from am ounce foR it.that l THe ONLVSHINY/-/ YOU £ 1945 to 1949. When he left Berlin, fiOX-O BB 9.3500 A DAY/ AND *—itiAD,THAT'S' tiTAOuBK m e t a l He ecooiWT L /could _ , grateful Berliners named a street OUT WAS HlS 0 R A ‘» .y J N PEN OT k INo.*AND 34.5 DAVi A for him. U is Clay \llra leading COLLAR BUTTflsI^TCAY CO !WBlNtt XS6A R— N o ,t Would ,si t into the American lector in an — — — 7/------- — 1305! area of parks, boulevards and // n stately homes. The American con­ sulate Is on Clay AUce. line unfortunate event marked . f K Clay's return. Some news reports quoted him' as saying at a press reception £-* | '■*]•* M* lill that East Germany would have a part in control ol West Berlin's air corridors to the West and (hit the two German governments should conduct their own negotia­ tions. Clay said neither. Thia tor. respondent Hood at his elbow throush Ihe entire conversation, aad heard him say flatly that the East Germans would “ abso­ lutely not" have ■ hand in the air ways aad at ao tiara did i he suggest Ihe two governtnrnU should negotiate. Tha reports abocksd Clay, lie came L, Berlin as a symbol of U. S. determination. Page 1 Sanford, Florida Tuesday, September 26, 1961 He remarked he did not come { to sell it out. Wat.TSSIS A. tilMI.OW, LUIIUM SI rill.ltN K R When West Berliners awakened | LARRY VKRSHRL tiVKLt.V J, Ct'SSilAIS VRSVK SOLTOLIXK Advortlslna Director C ircu latio n SJsniglng M ltn r on Sunday Aug. 13 to find the S U n ig tr JMIV STULLS H iH R IN TT JOHVOOS city border closed they almost' County editor CUlsirtOd M onitor ARRIS WELLS L'KCLLIA WARMER SSVIS L. IHURttAKER SlocfeancLl SupL ■oelsly Editor ■uolnooo M sn aso r MeMerial a iiiic a im o x r a t e s Gills Ram # D eliver? | ? SI ell far R r C a rrie r O ltlea r a M la Sem tsaJe l e a s t ? All S l l i r M e Week I S eer |1 U I »».»<* I t e a r | I U I I Saar HEART • M aelhe • ATI * M e a H a alk a ATI • M ealka RESEARCH a M ealka MS u e a M .etS e AM a Healfce 1 M aalk I .SO l.ea I M eats l.M S M eath Gratelklty V. ■ r a c i a l RaRA iailaaa i i e t U t i Ifcal a ll ataU eafceeeltU aaa ka Bale la Acknowledged •S ean ce. Q— Will s food freexer plan save money 7—A. M. A—Dear A. M.: On the baila of pcrional experience I can assure you that having a freexer can cut food bills If you use it in­ telligently. For a rat all family a good-aixed freextr compartment In a refrigerator aufficei. Savings coma in keoplng that freexer Hocked with item i bought on xale or In quantity. A freexer can aave you time, too. Cook a large batch of xoraething and freexe half or two-thlrdx ior other m cilr. , Whether a food freexer plan will save you money depends on the plan. Some, of couse, do. But sxJiy enough I hear there are auth promotions making the rounds .hat actually cost you munty! Some plans fall to explain all the costs, and you end up paying more than you had anti* flpated. Watch hidden finance charge*, look far weights on ihe foods sold. West Berlin's Morale Back To Normal, Thanks To Gen. Clay x 5% iSieralit ra k llsk e C u aU ? e s e e t t k a la re a y , l a a C a r , aaC c k rU tasa e i Mfcltoke* I s l s M a r H M e t l l u Ckrtetasae. , Ala torM a a eeecaC a la w a t i l t , O eiakae I f , IS IS e l ska Was* « m * a a l — A a ala rA riae M a « a 4 e r ska A al a t Ca— eeaa • ( M a tes A U f L Wfcs I t r s M la ■ a i a K t a ( ska C a ll* ! V raaa vrktek la e a l l li r a a i r i e r . I t fir la Ike a*a fe e M ts k lle a lle a t l a ll Ik* M eal a e tte y rla le e lethl* n A is s ie r. JL ZEE: WOLE • DtBART COUNCIL P. O. BOX 101 SANFORI). FI.A. Features of the future. . . now! '6 2 Fords WASHINGTON (NBA) — Biggest man in the. United Nations today is 5 /cat 2 Mongl Slim ot Tunisia. He la a dapper, Frenchspeaking Moslem of anelent Greek lineage- who celebrated his S3rd birthday Sept. 15. Me la now president ot the United Natlone General Assembly. Aad If H uuU u objections can bo overcome, ho could tako over a t least temporarily some of tho responsibilities of former UN Seerotary-Goneral Deg Hammarakfold, killed la a Congo piano crash. If this little giant from North Africa eaa steer tho United Na­ tions ship of state safely through Um inltraatloaal hurricanes of tha coming months ho can become a world heroL a_chim £ion^f oeace aad possibly influent!alTa prevent­ ing a new war. Even before Hsmmsrskfold’s i eath, Mongl Slim wax cons.'ir rrrf aa ace-la-the-hoio candidate to succeed the Swedish secretarygeneral If ho could not bo re ­ elected for a third term to begin In April 1M3, because of Russian opposition. Thera la no provision in the UN charter for naming a successor to tho secretary-general in case of death. Article M of tha charter a ays that, “ the secretary-general shall bo appointed by tha general as­ sembly on recommendation of thg security council." There is no provision in the charter making the choice of sec­ retary-general a unanimous rec­ ommendation of the security council, o r giving any of the per­ manent members a veto. It can bo determined by majority vote, S to S or better. This condition operates as a kind of brake on Soviet efforts to block the election of any candidate for secretary-general. In Ibe case of Mongl Slim, if the Russians were to hold up his appointment too long, it might turn the Afro-Aslan naUons who would back him Mildly against the Communlsli. As a m atter of fact, the Com­ munists have not been too hosUle to Tunisia. During tho dispute with Franco over the port of Bixartt, Tunisia accepted *a loan from Russia. This was negotiated by Tuniilan Presi­ dent Habib Bourguiba. He also attended the recent Bel­ grade Conference of 25 "unaligned" nations, making his govern­ ment acceptable to them. The other possible source of opposition to Mongl Slim might come from the French, against whom ho haa been waging politi­ cal war for 25 yaari. After completing his formal ed­ ucation In mathamatlci and law at University of Paris, the thenyoung Mongl Slim returned home to Join the Neo-Dcstour, or Con­ stitutional Liberal party. Its aim was to work for gradual Tunisian independence, In co-operation with tha French. , Slim became permanent secre­ tary of the party council. He tra ­ veled throughout tha country or­ ganising p irty cells. Making little headway with the French, the party adopted a program of passiva resistance in 1937. The party Poor Insurance P icture? You went every detail of your insurance to be clear and un­ mistakable. It will ba—if you talk with nn independent ineurnnee agent. You’ll gel: The rigbl palicy, leaned by aa aelakliehed caasyaay baawa far fair tltlw payteeaL Help hi rerieiag year laseraaea wkea reaewal ceele ae pertaaal aaad* ekaage. Help a bea yau bare a la**aad (aUaw-lbreagk lot prsaept MJWtewL Wa are independent insur­ ance agenta We will give you continuing persons! attention --The Big Different* in car. home inti business insurance. Coming Friday, Sept. 29th Watch for our Special Pre-Showing! Strickland - Morrison INCORPORATED .10R E. First SI. Ph. KA 2-1181 FLORIDA Association of Insurance Agents was illegal, and all Its leaders were a r m ted. Mongl Slim was in French prim m from 193$ to 1942. He was In Tunis when the Axis powers went through Africa and be was re ­ leased only when Allied armies liberated bla country. Slim then became a director ol Neo-Oeito*ir and a member of itx policy committee. They began a campaign of civil diMbcditnce to the French rule. Slim was lmprisorted again with 90 other leadera of his party. They were released after Premier Mendes-Frxnet agreed to Tunisian independency in 1954. * The rebel leader became min­ ister of state and later minister o( Interior in Tunisia’s new govern­ ment until 1956. when he was named ambassador U Washingtun. He zxJ here fur live years, serving concurrently as ambassa­ dor to Canada, consul general to both countries and Tunisia’s ch le^ representalive in Ihe UN. w He likes to work. He has It now. Dr. Crane’s .Worry Clinic CASE K-40d: Edward G., aged U Edward thinks he has rac% superior ability, why doesn't he "D r. Crane," he began angrily, get n selling Job? Let him peddle magaxincs or brushes house-to"nobody will give me a Job, for house. our area is still Jn a recession. When I suggested this to him, he "The lousy employers around refused. 77, hat had 3 year* of college. hers Just refuse to offer us work, "Not me," he yeUed. "That's yet they belong to swanky Coun­ too hard work. I couldn't aland try Clubs and drive around in having doors slammed in ray face, for I tried selling magaxines on<M riUy cars. "They are letting us starve, ao summer. Never again." Well, it takes guts to sell, yet why doesn't the government take 'em over and kick those fat slobs salesmen are the spark plugs that undergird our entire economy. out of their fancy offices?" Auto factories and all other In­ FACE FACTS Perhaps Edward's 3 yeara of dustrial firms must close down collage have caused him to spout when their products are not sold. this usual Communist "line," for many profi are still pink to red. And most workers have a Juve­ Takm nile view regarding business. They think a boss always "givex” them a fob or wilfully withholds it. Wa collcgo professors also never "give" a student an "A" or “ B" grade. No sireel The student earns that grade. In Ilka manner, no private em ­ ployer can offer ANYBODY a job unless that person can bring back to tha company far more than the wagea ha la paid. easiest travel * f o r example, if you draw tioo per sreek, there la at least an­ on earth other |100 and oRen far more of NATIONWIDE SERVICE additional expense! of your firm that are classed aa overhead. CONVENIENT DEPARTURES So you workeri must produce enough manufactured shoei or k \ tires or coffee or other products not only to offset your $100 weekly wage, plus another $100 in over­ Lv. Sanford lOJS A. >1. head, and enough extra to permit Ar. .Miami 3:30 I*. M. a fair profit. High schools should puncture this silly notion in America that jobs a rt "given" at the whim of an employer. COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA Lv. Sanford 3:39 P. M. Furthermore, people are NOT Ar. Jacksonville 6:15 P. M. starving in America nor did they starve In the depths ol the 1932 depression. And those who squawk the loud­ STANDARD est against the big bosses arc SERVICE STATION usually sucking on cigarets mean­ 201 So. Park Ave. FA 2-5911 while (which costa tha average smoker 5115 per year) and still swilling their liquor (another aver­ age cost of $110 per annum). T R A ILW A Y S M IA M I J A C K S O N V IL L E T R A ILW A Y S, �Tech, Rebels Boost SEC Prestige United Press International Georgia Tech and Mississippi, Southeastern Conference prsitlye boosters last weekend, returned to the practice fields Monday in search of another winning for­ mula Saturday . Tech, which overwhelmed alwajs-tough Southern California Friday night, 27-7, ran through tight drills Monday before settling I ■$ By JO UN A. SPOLSKI you're waiting for Well, you've been asking for thcy'ro sweat!), the mora news on the local bowling and tba Curvettes. The Hi-Nooner* had some season and now the Sanford Her­ mighty fins bowling being done ald is making this space available by Betty Callan with a 491 for every Tuesday. Stenstrom'a and Helen Kaclin'a In addition, on Thursdsjs we ll IS! for the Lovely Lady Bciuiy be featuring all of the current Salon four-some. league atandingsl Smoking Rockets! 1 was going My only request to you league to single out those In the Wednes­ t& ecrcU ries is that you return the day All Star League who bawled yellaw copies of the League Re­ 200 or higber! Can't do it! There cord Booklets to us at the desk. were more than 29 games of 200 or From this information we’ll be higher bowled by this 12 able to analyze your bowling Je­ three-man team league, suits and report same to our read­ only other alternative la ers. out those with 600 aeries. Please bear in mind that this Dan Ritaie had a 610; Hal Mello docs not eliminate your regular bowling for Roumlllat'a had a ieag’je press w rttt-uy. for the 600; Garry Fox of GarUn Ken­ ^ H era ld . All we'll try to do la nels bowled a 608 and Dlek Rich­ •h igh lig h t the stars on a weekly ards made it with a 806. basis. Bowling alongside the "Stars” Checking over the Navy Intra­ are the women Sandepura League. mural action on the early Tuesday Both the Stemper Agency end Jet evening shift we find a number Inn foursomes had a victorious of the kegltrs pounding the pins night with four pnd zero while for high games. As an example: Ann Conklin led ’em all with a Smith of VAH-3 Maintenance with 200. Incidentally, we could use a 206; Richard Downs had a re­ four more girls for this league. spectable 350 aeries; Hal Mello If you want to hava some fun, continues on his merry way with why not join the girls? a 241/369 aeries; also wcli above At nine on Wednesday evenings the 180 average category is Guy we have the city's oldest bowling Hobbs' 347 with a 201 thrown in; league, the City League. A little GCA's Cook had a 216/330; with warning in advance th at this lea­ another 18 pins Frank Bernberg gue has many of the All Stars of NAS Maintenance would have bowling in it and tharefora there bad a 600 aeriei. were quite a few 200 games or Frank's high game was a higher bowled in this league, too. 211/362 series. Leading the pack was Ole Re­ Supply Team No. Two had two liable Bobby Borsdorf who had a ,£ in en roll high games — Lae with series of 214, 215 and 231 for a 630 v a 210 and Andtrson'a 200. series which wai high in the lea­ The Tuesday Night's Business­ gue. Right on his heels was fel­ men's League had thesa “ big low teammata Phil Rocha who ones'* bowled this past week — belled the pins to the tune of 626. Taul Pezold of Davis General Ten of the IS games bowled by Contractors had a 206; represent­ tha Je t Lanes team were 191 or ing the Park Avenue Pharmacy, higher. Guy Hobbs' 215 was high for their Other 200 or higher games were team. as follows: Heart Councils' Ed Smith's Amoco two big guns Simon, 203; Gene’s Cleaners’ Bob £ w c r c Joe Carsley'a 204, 210/362 Steele, 233; Harry’s Liquor’s Tom aeries and also Don Dorman's 213. Best, 232 as was Howie Harrison's Bowling for Owen's Gulf, Carl 227; Lake Monroe Inn’s Claude Von Herbulls led his five-some Foster had games of 203 and 229; with a 202/376 aeries to tike all Garry Fox 236; Harry Pentecoat four points from Seminole Sport­ 222 and Ed Callan'a 269 was high ing Goods. for the league. Kay Bowman was tops in the Buddy’s Auto team had several Jet Bowler-ettc* Wednesday A M. in this category—Carl Von Her­ group with a nice 306. Daphcne bulls 201 and 226. Herb Earle 239, Beauchamp wasn't too far behind who also bowled 603 and 613 re ­ ^ w i t h a 476. spectively. Rather than try to rtview some I've already taken advantage of the girls' scores in the Kings- of more apace than agreed upon wood Bldrs.-Sunland League. I'd by the Herald and thia writer so be of the opinion that you'd find I'll hava to close by saying that their (earn names more outstand­ there are five or six more leagues ing. (Girls, I'm Just teasing you, which have yet to be highlighted. after all maybe some of you are No can do thia week, but promise of the belief that it's the lowest that come next Tuesday, we'll be score that wins such as in the talking about the Foodmart-Coungame of golf?) try Club League as well as the tt* Well, anyway, let's look at some T ” League. Jet Lanes Kcglcrs, of those monickers . . . Sunlag- Douglas Aircraft, Thursday Nile gers, Goof-offs. Cherokee Spar- Mixed and Friday morning's Hol­ ettrs. Honey Bees (and 1 11 just bet ler Motora-N'avy Wives I.ca*uc. t Play down to the serious business of preparing for Rice—an easy 16-3 victor L8U Saturday. The Mississippi Rebels, who showed a national TV audience Satuiduy how good an SEC team van cet In their 16-0 win over Southwest Conference chief Ar­ kansas. were reinforced Mondaywith the news new s that ft fullback Buck Randan will be ready read) fur action again u Kentucky Saturday. Sate Band­ ali has been sidelined as a result of knee surgery last JJune. Mississippi Coach JJohn Vaught saiil he regarded Kentucky aa "a tram with tremendous potential." He said their unexpected loss (14-7) to Miami Saturday "did not help our situation, but will only make it tougher.” Another clue to this season's SEC powerhouse* will be provided Sutuiday In the season debut for Auburn and Tennessee a t Knox­ ville, Tenn. Auburn enteied the final week of preparation for the Tennrssee game Monday by devoting it* full attention to kicking. "We believe this will he a major factor in the game,” Tiger Coach Ralph Jordan said. "It can't be stressed too much and we intend to be as ready as possible in this department.” The Volt' kicking was aided Monday by tha return of tailback Georg* Canale. The 3-9 junior, who recovered from leg injuries, la counted on to do most of Ten­ nessee's punting Saturday. The Georgia Bulldogs, who had a tough tima last Saturday with a 32-0 loss to Alabama and a weak's loss of Coach Johnny Griffith be­ cause of an appendectomy opera­ tion, worked hard Monday to cor­ rect Saturday'* mistakes. Georgia coaches moved sopho­ more left halfback Richard Boy­ kin to the No. 1 position to give the backfield mure speed. Florida Monday, was fared with filling a gap in It* forward wall for Saturday's intra-state battle League Leaders Robinson Wins Split Decision Over Greaves with Florida Stata. Coach Ray Graves Mid tackle Floyd Dean would be out of action because of a torn ligament. Tulane, which disappointed SEC DETROIT (UPI) — Time casts fans with a 9-7 lota to Stanford, its shadow la Sugar Ray Robinran through an hour-long scrim­ ion's corner but, at 41, tba five­ mage Monday aimed at correcting time middleweight king insists mistakes made in Saturday's enough remains of h it oncegame. | mighty ring skills to warrant anMississippi State, 6-0 victor ever I other tills 4uol. Texas Tech, also ran through n [ Robinson completed the first rugged drill Monday. Coach Wad* leg on hia latest comeback Mon­ Walker said Stata would have to day night when he came back Improve "if we hop* to give Hous­ after being floored by a left hook ton trouble” Saturday. to the midacctioa in the eighth round to win a split decision over Canadian middleweight champion WUfy Greavea. By I'altasl Prats lalaniatloaal After threw wetks of league National Latfae play, Pryor's State Farm Insur­ Player A Clnb G. AB..R, H. Pet. ance continues to laad the Thurs­ Clmnte, Pitta 144 366 19 201 .333 By United Press International day Nile Mix'd League with a Adam s Paces ROGER MARIS National League Pinson, Cin 149 394 99 203 .342 len and a half, one and a half Boyer, St. L 149 373 107 190 .332 n . U re t. GB Bowie re ttes won-lost record. Aaron, MU 91 59 .607 131 397 :i> :9 i .re: Cincinnati Jet Bo-.vltrciles team standlaga Team Seven, lookicj vir a spon­ 86 62 .381 4 Moon. L A 129 449 79 146 .323 Los Angeles find Adams Paint team in first sor hai nine wins in seeond spot 63 66 .337 Ita Robosn, Cin 149 334 114 172 .322 Sen Francisco place, with Ivey’s second, Har­ followed by Wilaon-Maler, Apple­ 80 70 .313 It Cepeda, S F 149 371 103 170 .313 Milwaukee riett's third and Dawn's fourth. by’s. Stine's, Stones All State, 71 72 .320 t.t Mathwi. Mil ISO 336 19 171 .308 At. Louis Richards and Yowell’a are tied Powells', Piarro'a DeBary Phar­ 71 76 .483 ltii May*. S F 141 360 126 172 .301 Pittsburgh for fifth place and Lallani's fol­ macy and Steinmeyer. 62 89 76 133 JOS .413 29 Altman, Chi Chicago 134 368 Harry Pentecoat was top man 46 104 .307 43 low!, trailed by Mary Eathar, American Leagve Philadelphia Bftt'e Tzvcrn and Toy Corral. this weak with a 604 scratch American Leagne Howard. N Y. 124 432 64 !S3 .339 series, although Ken Stone was W. L. Pci. GB Sally Mamcle mad* the 2-7 Cash, Del 133 321 131 193 .334 United Press laUraatieaal split and Roaia Comba and Lis not far behind with a 384. 103 32 .669 New York Kalinc, Del 130 313 116 169 .324 This could be a day to remem­ Tha 3-10 was again the favorite 97 60 .619 8 Horton picked up the 3-10, Dau­ Pieraall, Clev 119 4TI 10 133 .324 Detroit ber for the Cincinnati Redi and split as Ed Mlchalek, Pentecost 92 66 .392 UH phins Beauchamp and Arlans Mantle, N.Y. 132 314 131 163 .317 Baltimore Dedering got the 3-7, Fran MaeNew York Yankee slugger Roger and Dutch Sugarts converted It. 86 72 .sit :o 137 409 63 129 .313 Chicago Robntn, Chi Harold Applaby made this baby 73 so .431 29 key, the 3-7 and Gert Bridges tbs 130 441 68 137 .106 Cleveland Maria. Battey, Min 74 l i .4.4 :iv , 3-10. The Reds can clinch a tie for split twice. S.ebern, K C 1U 343 68 163 301 It ,»:ou 68 95 -«tl StVfe High gama went to Dauphins 143 490 93 143 .302 Minnesota the National League pennant by j Margaret Wiggins got the 2u7, Gentile, Bal 86 89 .4 3 31 Beauchamp for her 175 and Kay beating the Chicago Cuba in a day- Dot daYarmia 3-6 and Dick Rob­ Frncna, Clev 141 570 10 110 .299 Iah An galea 88 97 -378 43<« Bauman took high aeries with a 133 306 92 131 .299 Kanaaa City game a t Chicago. Evan it they inson picked up tha 3-7-9 to close Brandt Bal. 39 97 .374 41 308.__________________ J lose to the Cuba, Fred Hutchin­ the week's split circle. Romno, Cler. 111 496 73 148 .299 Washington son's crew can back into the World Series if the Pittsburgh Pirates sweep their schedule twiAngeles Dodgers. Marls will resume hie quest for hia 60th home run in a night game azainat the Baltimore Orioles at Yankee Stadium. Al­ though Babe Ruth's all-time rec­ ord of 60 la safe through edict of Commissioner Ford Frick be­ cause Maria failed to tie or break It In 134 games, Maris (till esn set a mark for the longer (162gamc) schedule. Both the Reds and Maria are fighting mild late-seaaon slumps. Cincinnati could have wrapp'd up its first NL pennant in 21 years In Its series against the San Francisco Giants last week­ end. But the Giants postponed the inevitable by winning two out of three games. Hutchinson, though, Isn't overly alarmed. Asked whether he would mind much if the Reds back into the pennant, the former Detroit Tigers' pitcher remarked: "Look, I'm not proud. I'll tike It any way I can.” Maris has drawn nothing but blanks since ha hit hia 50th hom­ e r last Wednesday night when the Yankees wrapped up the Ameri­ can League flag at Baltimore. Ami he isn't too ,-ertain he will big his 60th in the Yankees' five remaining games — all at Yan­ kee Stadium. "1 thought the pressure wou'.d be off me after the lSlth game.” the blonde outfielder revealed, "but I was wrong. It's worse than ever now. I suppose I should have a better -banc* at the s.adium if they pitch to me. But the same thing will happen. They'll pilch mo outside.” The Giants spanked the Phila­ delphia Phillies, 10-2. and the Mil­ With one victory tucked neatly | Last week the Midgets beat waukee Braves edged the St. away in their pockets, the Sanfurd Daytona Beach for the first time I Louis Cardinals, 2-1, in Monday Junior High Midgets will be gun-< in five years by a score of 20-0. night's only NL action. The Pitts­ ning for their second one tonight Tasting the sweetness of victory burgh- Los Angcica game was when they meet ihe Ormond and remembering last year's de­ rained out. In the American League, the Beach Midgets at 7:30 in Mentor-' feat by one touchdown at the Kansas City Athletics downed the ial Stadium. hands of Ormond Beach tiie MidDetroit Tigers, 6-3, atfer dropping geti will be pitching for revenge | the opener of a twi-nlght doubletonight. header. 6 4. The other AL teams Coach Ralph Maya has his , enjoyed a day off chargers ready to go and has an­ 1 The Giants bombed four Phila­ nounced his probable starting line­ delphia pitchers for 19 hits, en­ up as follows: abling Mike McCormick to coast L'rn.e Baumeister. left end; to his 13lh victory. Rookie catch­ The Gold Bonds are still lead- Josh Chase. left tackle; John An­ e r John Or*tno hit two home In; in the Food Mart-Country gel, left guard: Mike Gray, cen­ runs and Orlando Cepeda knocked Club Manor League. Their rec­ ter; Sieve Harris, right end; Don in four runs wills four hits to pace ord la 11 wins against one loss. Nicholas, right tackle; Leroy the Giants' attack. Ken Welters Close behind are the Corals wi.h Napper, right end; Ronnie Hin­ liontered for the PUiln. Carl Willey blanked the Cards %-mne victories and three lossej. son, quarterback, Chuck Scott, Mary Ju te Gorton, a sub for left half; Bcraie Barbour, full, with four hits but waa relieved the Gold Bonds, rolled high game and Tommy Ley or Ricky Wal- by Don McMahon when he welked leadoff batter Julian Javier in for the day at 200. She bad a 333 strom, right half. the ninth. Javier later ecored on a for the aeries. Jeanette Hamon double by Ken Boyer and an in­ rolled a 191. field out. However, the Cards' Genie Bastrtck and Marion rally waa snuffed out when Boyer Bailey picked up the 3-10 split; was nabbed attempting to score Betty Drummond the 2-10; Louise on a wild pitch by MacMahon Cadenhead the 2-7, and Doris Here tomorrow— e greet new exclusive from Buiek Hank Aaron bit bis 34th bomer Cook the 3-7-9. Registration for the local en­ for the Braves. It putt the engine ahead like the tip ol an arrow * It tames “wind wander* % -------------------Bab Shaw of the A s no-bitted tries in Lie National Punt, Pais and road sway • I t sweeps you forward in a hush oi luxury * It turns the All-Star Selection and Kick Contest, being sponsored the Tigers la the second gams un­ floor hump into foot apses. NEW YORK (U Pl) — Coech Jointly by Strickland • Morrison til the ninth when Bubba Morton Bones McKinney has selected W H A T I T IS -B u ic k ’sb ig new move: u positions tha treat new Wildcat V-8 Motors and the Jajcees has been singled to center with none out. York Larcse of North Carolina aa extended through Saturday, a Larry Osborne then hit a two-run and Tbrbina Drive way up front over Buick’a front wheels. the fourth player on the college homer and Jake Wood singled be­ spokesman announced today. all-star team that meets the New W H A T IT DOES-A* the engine went forward, the floor hum p went DOWN. Tha contest, which is open for fore Shaw pitched out of the jam. York Knickerbockers in an cahiAnd, tha forward weight makes wheel response far quicker, cornering far boys six to to years old, will be The Tigers' victory in the opener bition game at 3!adison C .uare surer, tide far smoother. held in October locally, with win­ enabled them to clinch second Garden, Oct. 13. Larcse is the ner going on to regional and na­ place. W H Y YO U ’L L LOVE IT —It* the closest you can coma to sports cor p r o p e r t y of the Chicago Packers tional contests. of the National Basketball Asso i/K fj w ic m R omdo10 i i j J. i-G ithrust. n n u ( * Hills handling in a passenger car. Distances shrink before its The boys arc divided into five Giants Sign Rookie ciation. disappear. Lean on curves is gone i f w n power forward for arrow-rrra/g/if going age groups, so that each boy com­ SAN rRANCISCO (U P Ij-T hird because tha frame's gone wider. petes only with boys bis own age baieman Neil Auitinwn, If. of Signs For Bout and scores are based on distance Santa Roia, Calif., h at been Winds don't make you wander. BOSTON (L'PIl — Gene Hamil­ and accuracy for each of the three signed lo a "modeif* bonus <onIt's going at its Buick bast! ton of New York has signed to field eveots. tract with the San Francuce meet Joe Denucci of Newton, Strickland - Morrison Motors GlanU. Farm director Carl HubM an., in an sight-round middle­ will be open Thursday and Friday bell said Auatlnaon would be as­ weight fight a t the Boston Arena, nights In addition to the regular signed to Fresno of the c la n C -Del. 3. week-day hours. 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Neva 171 Farm Market Report ft) Today (I) Wakeup Carlooaa 7:4) (•) Wakoup Muvlta 7:tl <•) Weather and Neva M t It) CUH Mornlna Mawa 1:11 (•) CapL Kaaaeroa 1:11 <11 Weathar end Neva 1:11 l») Ulan Oa—Neva l:ie it) Today 1:0* (!) llurnlnp Theater (•) Romper Room (0) Kartooa Kapera 1:1* (1) lt')l,Inhood i*) Dlnp Donp School 1:4) (<) Neve «n.l Interviews 19> My I.ltilo Marplo 10:11 t:> Hay When 40 I Lava Lucy ItiIS 49) Trouble with Father, 11:1* (l> Play Tour lluneh (1) Vldea Village M l t Masailne * 11:0* (*) The Teean <11 Price te Right l<) Double Cxpoeure 11:1* tt) Concentration («) Hurprli* racket* tt) Love That Dob 11:1* <11 Truth or Cnneo<|uonc*a <() Lav* ef Life <!) Camouflage WHY WOULD VOU USE WORDS___ L I K E T H A T IN ) A L E T TE R < T O M ARSHA?) WEDNESDAY P. M. • *•»I M LOOK.TWM XXBUMBSm XYOUARBNOiI HOUOWAACIftXMONlDOST IN AVASTLY WTHISICBIS InUIMMK / ADVAUCID, WHIBBYOUFAS J FALl3A3-/( IRAIT ■MBEDCIDV A. — ^ « 0 THB SLAOBR AND PR02B. ISO flmt* YMLP01 DR.IABOU HAS tURACUlOUSiy RBVIVBO YOUl " AKiWt A r e * xj p r e f w u d Y1AH-WCWWB \ PRAT TllL.'T THAT*JUATA DOT ATOMICl « H \WHICH ONt -TILIPHOUS-JIT \ISTK5i mb FLAMS.. AUTO*- 1 LORD? . TRAMS- R A O iO S .^ ia TIUVI5CNI SAFBTY PIN. HOW WOULD VOU UKB TO M O M A TV L SHOW? . 11:1* <7) <() 40 11:11 K) 11:11 (1) 1:0* 111 (() I :«* (O 1:11 (1) 1:1* t o tt) !:** (1) ill (t) 1:1* 7) (O t*) l:#e (II <«) (*) 1.11 t 'l <() fl) «;(( 111 id It) (.1* (1) tt) I t* (11 (O fl) rts. 1 MOTHER. Fofe YtXJSCTtA BABOY, J U N E j* V It Could Bo Tou Starch For Tomorrov Number Pleate Huldlnp Light NBC Neva Report Focua Dr. Iludada'a Secret Journal About Facet Mid-Day Neve At The World Turne Plarhoue* t Jan Murrey Dhow Fee* the Facte Your l>ar In Court Loretta Young Art Llnkletter Haven Key* Younk l)r. Malone The Millionaire Queen for a Day From Theta Route The Verdict la Yuurt Whe Do You True! .Make Room For Daddy Ilrlghttr Day American lUndtttnii Here'a Hollywood F.lca of Night I O'clock Movie Carle Wall Popeyt Plarkouee (Dawi Clbby: By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: Will you ptesso oxpUin why blondes get so much attention? A blonde can't vrslk into a room without turning every male head h*r way. 8h# can be the fiooeieit looking bleached blonde, but they atill look! I am a "good girl,” but my hair is rather drab. 1 guesa you could call it dishwater. I have been seriously considering dyeing it blond. Tell me, where do "good girls” go when they dye? DISHWATER DEAR DISHWATER: When a "good* girl” dyes, she goes the same place a "good girl” who doesn’t dye goes. Psy­ chologists (and ad experts) tell us that YELLOW is the most arresting color of all. But who wants to get arrested? Stick to the natural tones. * • • DEAR ABBY: I have been going with this fellow for two years. He has spent over $2,600 on rings, appliances and other gifts in anticipation of marrying me. Well, I have decided that I don’t love this guy. I? l.« gjtting hard for me to let him kiss me, but I hate to hurt his feelings.-—-• My mother has advised me to return his ring, keep everything else he bought me, und to break up with him. Some of my friends say I should return everything he gave me, and call it quits. What should I do? SORRY MESS DEAR MESS: Return his ring, and everything else he gave you. Tell him as kindly as possible that you are not in love with him. And the sooner the better. DEAR ABBY: Oar daughter is 22 years old, and has her own automobile. Sha is going steady with a young man who Uvea twenty miles from here. He has no ear. She dates him on Saturday nights in the city where HE lives, which means 4 she has to take HIM home and then drive herself home (sometimes a t two or three in the morning) alone. Her father is hav­ ing a fit about this. Our daughter says it is better this way than letting the fel­ low drive himseif home in iter car and hav­ ing the car end up with him on Sunday. How would you do it? ? Or should we let him sleep over? Is there a solution? WEARY M O TH ER DEAR MOTHER: Let him sleep a t your home if you have a guest bedroom. If you haven’t, the young man should see your daughter safely to her door, and then drive himself home in her car. He should arrange to return the car the following day. • * * -€0:?FH>E?rnA!; TO MILT: If you want to be content, try to imagine th at you lo s tk everything you have now—and then got it back again. O Title Bout Hits ^ n a g ’ BOSTON (UP!) — The Floyd Patterson-Torn McNcclcy heavy­ weight championship bout will have to Le held ou side Massa­ chusetts unless the fighters let the state boxing commission as­ sign a Bay State referee. Paterson wants an outsider rather than risk a "Boston deci­ sion" which visiting fighters have complained about repeatedly. The commission unanimously refused Thursday to approve a contract for tha Nov. 13 fisticuffs signed by both boxers because it contained a clause calling for a "referee who will be a non-resi­ dent of Massachusetts mutually, agreeable to Patteraoa and MeNeeley." jjaaobij. On (Bhidqa • ''Otu, COYOUWyOU KUOWX* WAVS AMYKIDS )0QMr.BUUN>. OF YOUROWN?/THAT'S ALL l < ^ 7 /T rrW about./, Suffosb comgowe said thsVdV i 'd *HURT OHS OF YOUR KIDS IF YOu / l GAVC/ W D rfT LSAVB TOW m J J - — ^ WHAT ~ \ ( ------ ^ ---------------FARCUT wouiot/r?. F y e AH, BUT I WANT T O v « D YOU Kll TAKE T IM WITH M S, AND Z iM IM / H t V DOW'T HAVE LE6AI CUSTODY] KJO, ISN?T | ----- 1___ OF H IM / .1 ^ 1 Hl U f - I N V----- ANY NCWS FROM THE SEARCH RM T H Sf J L SALES AND SERVICE 2100 Sanford Are. FA 2-(930 TELEVISION RENTAL CALL Sherwin-Williams 111 Magnolia Ave. FA I-1U1 Features of the future. . . now! AQ0 Coming Friday, 8«pt. 29th ♦ AKQ7B A K J too a 3 WEST (D) EAST A A K J7 0 3 A 10 4 2 f J 100 7 0 9X Q I Watch for our Special *F None Pre-Showing I 0 8 33 ♦ None A 07 A A Q 34 SOUTH AOS A A 00SS ♦ J 108*2 Strickland - Morrison INCORPORATED AS No one vulnerable Waed Marik Beat Sooth 1A 2N.T. Double SO Ph. FA 2-1481 Paaa P u Double Pasa Paaa Paaa Opening lead—A K eventually made six when the club finesse worked for him. Of coune. this particular pair wa* lucky. West wak flying blind in a fog when he bid five spades, but he lure landed safely. IN IA 7 B I OPEN 12:15 TODAY THRU WED. tte Aabtfical classic! Com edienne ACEOSS t Corned lenna, Lucille----3 She has been bear* over the -----wavea I She n aWo a telermoo n Bread tsrtad DOWN 1 Ybe wae — in Butte, SStranfa J Somber 4 Skip'e rne a Imitated 6 Crack letter 14 13 Ckciet SbJepoaree outcast 17 Paeodomitt of (bailee Lamb 1* Seine 1* Adjuat 31 ContliufeM waa the wife or 33 Tidies* 3* Sharpen J 34 t/odatag 1. 3B Youag Herring T 3* EtarlpooL) 30Coaaer 31 Cell teacher 3J Society Automotive K aflaeenUb) 33 Native of Latvia 34 Black (comb, form) 3* Peal THl ATf H “ VOYAUE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA” Walter Pidgeon • Color Pitta At 0:13 Only 37 A i|M w a "LAST TIME I SAW ARCHIE” alave 3 t Wicked Robert Mitchum 44 Dutch Btaaanra 44 Wdhla (cemk fern) 44 Daapbaie W ED. A TH U K S. "Run Silent, Run Deep” 0d German stream I t Bauadary •rook, (arm) Clark Gabla Burt Lancaater Co-Featura asUMoael “ ATTACK” Ja c k Pa la n et • Eddio A lbert STAKH1NU VINCENT PRICE / FREE ESTIMATES TV TUBE CHECKER SEMINOLE TV '6 2 Fords PHONE FA 2-131* - > THIS DCMAN05 A / HOT FULL WVt5TWnON > \ YET. • Here eomes an old, old movie "I can't believe be was ever featuring a glamour girl of 20 that young and handsome," says years ago—an actresa who Is now the lady of the house. "He look­ playing mother roles — getting ed so old in his last movie.** her jobs by her still-remembered And the man sitting beside her name or her acting ability, not does a little mental arithm eti9' for her face and figure. And what happens? The man and thinks: "He must be about of the house says in wonder, my age. I wonder if I’ve really "Boy, I’d forgotten hour good- changed as much as he has." So R’s not just the stars of looking she used to be. She should have quit when she looked the 20-year-old movies who suf­ fer a pang when those old, old like that." And all of a sudden the woman movies are shown on TV. The sitting beside him realizes with men and women who remember a shock that the one-time gla- them "when" are reminded of — mour girl "who should have quit their own lost youth. While the star has been grow® when she looked like that" is about her own age. If the years Ing older—the home folks have have been so hard on the movie been growing older, too. star—they must hive been even harder on the housewife. PAINT NOW Or along comes an old movie | of a male star now playing char­ PAY LATER! acter parts—a movie made back NO CASH NEEDED In the days when women used to Up To 36 Months To Pay mob him. Other home repairs may be included Check Tube* At Home - Fre*S NORTH Eada Tonitn - 7:00 A 10:13 ft, J DO I KNOW F • W om an:By Ruth M illet By Oswald Jacoby West's spade opening was one of those distributional bids that are highly popular in most expert circles. North's two notrump was the "unusual notrump," asking partner to bid a minor suit. With eleven minor suit cards North had a perfect hand for this convention. East's double announced general strength and after £outh jumped to five diamonds West passed the hand around to his partner and, needless to say. East doubled. West cashed his ace and king of spades and shifted to a club. East made one club trick and the hand was down one. At the other table West decided to pass. North opened one dia­ mond. East passed. South bid a heart and West_ Jumped to three spades. North passed, East bid four spades. South five diamonds and West live spades. North doubled this and opened the king of diamonds. West ruffed, laid down the ace and king of spades to drop North's queen, lost a trick to the ace of hearta and o For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding,” send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. U)s Jh s "How doci it feel to »ce your­ self on the late, late TV abow, a i you were 20 or 25 y ean ago?" a reporter asked Dan Dailey. "Frightening,” Mid the actor and then added, "particularly frightening to a fellow who ujci an electric (haver to he wron't have to look at hia face In a mirror." Don't feel too bad about it, Sir. Dailey. Your TV audiencea often find watching aome of those old, old movies quite a shock to their own egos. * What’s troubling you? W rite Abby, care of Box 3366, Beverly Hills, Calif. In­ clude seif-addressed stamped envelope. M Dry. *e wine IS formerly sr 5T bR J J �For Hunting You Need A Gun--For Selling You Need A Herald Want-Ad...FA 2-2611 8i|» fattier* Rrralb 1. Lost ft Found T uck. Sept. 26. 1961—Page 7 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For S alt I 16. Female Help Wanted 2 - BEDROOM home in Geneva. BARGAIN: l . bedroom, screened LOST: Prescription eyt glasses, See or call Rev. J. L. S ewart, patio, carport, stove and refri* either a t Lake Golden or 23th Geneva 4301. geraior, excellent condl.ion. LevSt., navy blue case, inscription than 387 monthly. Beit offer. “ Ur. Joseph Day." U found FURNISHED 9 room apartment, 160 Cortex Ave. North Orlando. please call FA 2-8263. Reward. large tcreeened porch. Phone FA 2-3164 between 8:00 a m. A BY OWNER: 3 bedrpom, 1 ba h LOST: Blue Parakeet. Band on home i n q u i c i ueiguboruuud; • : m> p.m. leg. Reward. Jessup. FA 2-6479. garage; family room: patio; FURNISHED 2 bedroom bouse. 82* x 150’ lot. See and inquire at 2. Notlcea • Personals 1311 Elliott Avt. Office 204 W. First CARPETS come clean quickly Adults. FA 2-7661. SLEEPING room with private en­ HOMES LOTS ACREAGE • DEADLINES wben Blue Lustre is applied with trance and bath. CaU FA 2-3966 SALES RENTALS “ FREE USE" bhampoocr. Car* atter 4 p. ra. CLAMVTED IMSPLAT: roll'a Furniture. Tats., tkn Pit. • I P, E l i ; W Helmly Realty FURNISHED garage apartment, CARD OF THANKS hot and cold water furnished, 308 W. Uth Street The family of the late Mrs. Car­ 419 Palmetto. STDAiaiT CUMP1KD: FA 2-7805, Eveoinci FA 2-2379 rie M. Nichokla wish to extend Tats.. Ura Pri. • I P. E is? I t their slncerest appreciation to FURNISHED apt.. 1210 Magnolia. LAKE FflONTAGE the wonderful friends, church 100 fret o,i Crystal Lake, with house «rmij[. jyjEWP"Pfck LadifJ, ar;'. i. KESPONSOIUTT: bearing frutt trees,* only $3,930. near “town,“ schools, churches, out-of-town friends of long TV* b u l l w<Q M l St too feet on Pine Lake in Loch $55 month, 1305 Myrtle. Ph. Nr a m that sat lacermt kuer- .standing, who so heartily gave FA 2-0433. Arbor for $3750. their time, gifis and floral Eta sf yew ad, **d rastrrsi Ifea of offerings during her long illness RORER1 A. WILLIAMS, Realtor stgM la rtrlsa ar rtjttl aap ad­ and our bereavment. LARGE 4-bedroom, kitchen equip­ Raymond Lundqulit, Assoe. vertlatMeat fraai s k i t M m l ta ped. One acre fenced yard and FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. J . Edward Nichols, husband tsalsm la DM **iM** «I Mi playhouse for children. Reside Margaret A Joe, sister A hus­ H p r. new high school. $85 month. Ph. OUR HOME at 1907 Mellonvllle band FA 2-7631 o r FA 2-3619. is for sale. Modern 3-bcdroom George and William, brothers, home with l i t baths, on large and thalr families. CLASSIFIED INDEX UPPER S room apt., 215 West lot with plenty of bearing cit­ 3th St. I. Loat A F a ta l rus. By appointment only. Ph. 3. Education • Instruction A 2. Notices • Personals FA 2-4342 or FA 2-5712 *fter 2 • BEDROOM house, kitchen 9 I. Education • Instruction 3:00 p. m. PIANO LESSONS. FA 2-8032. equipped, apply 1003 Elm Ave. 4. Transportation 3 • BEDROOM home, kitchen 6. Food BACHELOR apartment, complete­ equipped. Death ft illness in 6. For Eaat I t Faya ly furnished, 317 Palmetto Ave. family forces us to sacrifice 7. Buainoaa Rea la I* equity for 8200. New improve­ 5. Beach Rea tala To Us* 9. For Sale or Rent ments and painting. See at 813 t . Far 8alt ar Rent Rosalia Dr. anytime. FA 2-8736 10. Wasted ta Real CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. The HERAT,D II. Real Batata Wanted Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call PLANNING TO BUILD? 12. Real Eatate For Sale evenings. FA 2-1397. CaU us to tee beautiful lakcfront Want Adsf 13. Mortgact Loans lota. 32300 to $4300. Large Lake. 2 . BEDROOM home with Florida 14. Inauraaco Low down payment. room; fenced in backyard. Ideal 15. Business Opportunities for children. CaU after 5 p. m. 6. For Rent 16. Featalo Help Wanted "Wo Trade” FA 2-8268. 17. Male Help Wanted > • BEDROOM furnished apart­ 18. Help Wanted Stemper Agency ment in Lake 3!ary. FA 2-1737 11. Real Eatate Wanted 19. Situations Wanted REALTOR-LNSUROR 20. Babysit tors TWO bedroom house, kitchen HOMES LOTS ACREAGE Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park 21. Beauty Salons equipped. Call FA 2-3651. SALES RENTALS 22. Bnild • Paint • Repair NICE 9 • bedroom, 2 bath house. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room! 23. Building Materials Inquire 2483 Palmetto. Helmly Realty private baths, 114 W. First St. • 24. Electrical Services TWO STORY, 3 bedroom house 25. Plumbing Services 308 W. 13th Street 3 • BEDROOM unfurnished house Best buy in United States. Ed­ 26. Radio A Television FA 2-7603, Evenings FA 2-2579 ward F. Lane, Real Estate Bro­ in Lake Alary. FA 2-8419. 27. Special Services ker. Phone FA 2-3969. 28. Laundry Service SAN LANTA APARTMENTS: 12. Real Eatate For Sal* 29. Automobile Service 3 • BEDROOM. 1 bath. Many im­ Nice large apartments, 404 E. 30. Machinery* • Tools provements. 8290 down. See and 14th St. Phone FA 2-4282. 31. Poultry - Pets - Livestock inquire at 104 Aisles Lane, Jim Hunt Realty 32. Flowers - Trees • Shrub* CLEAN 4 room furnished apart­ Sunland. ment; also efficiency $40. 811 2324 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 33. Furniture Park Ave. Nights FA 2-0648 DOUBLE trailer lot, 109' x 150*. a 31. Articles For Sale near Lake Jessup. A real bar­ * 35. Articles Wanted FURNISHED house, 1 bedroom, LARGE 6 room house, plus Flor­ gain for cash. FA 2 -8800. 36. Boats > Motors newly painted; also real clean ida rooni, 1 bath; 2 lots; 8 fruit apartment. FA 2-8544. 37. Motorcycle* • Scooters trees; $13,500; $1,400 down; Bull-Blair Agency 38. Trailsrs - Cabanas FHA; 2000 Washington Ave. Ph. FURNISHED apartments, down Registered Broker* 39 Automobiles • Trucks FA 2-9332. town location. Phone for appoint* ft ASSOCIATES ment, FA 2-3123 day or 218 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5611 We Don't Want EVERYBODY’S FA 2-5345 night. Lake Mary Branch • FA 2-1290 Business, Just YOURS. 2 • BEDROOM unfurnished house FOR SALE by owner; 3 bedroom FARMERS AGENCY 126 Escambia. Ph. FA 2-0274 CB home located In South N. V. Farmer, Realtor FINANCING or FA 2-0642. Plnecrest 2nd. Addition; in2183 S. Park Ave. Th. FA 2-5231 Dows Payment A duties fully equipped kitchen, Clo-lng Cost After hours FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0261 RENT A BED large tile hath, new Bahia RoUaway, Hospital A Baby Beds lawn, extra large utility room. Oscar M. HarrUon By Day, Week, or Month Monthly Payment* as low as FA 2-7339. Registered Real Estate Broker CARROLLS FURNITURE 988 lad. laves sad insurancs 1311 Fatmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-7918 Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. 1st St. NEW' HOMES Classified FA 2 2611 • VA In Beautiful — 3 - BEDROOMS 1 - lV t * 2 BATHS Conventional A FUA Loans llrivo 17*92 to Sunland Estates (2 mi. 8. of San. ford). Sales office 1st house laslds entrance. K1NGSWOOD BUILDERS. INC. FA 2*8071 JIM HUNT * FA 2-2118 A L O N G D A LE H O M ES 3 • BEDROOMS l'/i DATIIS Low Down Payment No Cloning Coots As- Low IK S Per As M*9 Month Principal • Jas. . (at. • Tasrs $8,500 To 59.300 FHA & Cony. Financing * 2 Blocks to Sc^pol e High A Dry * Paved Streets S Clove to Shopping * Uvea A llenge * Screened Florida Boom. etc. DlltbCTIONS: 18 Minutes from Sanford, So. on liny. 17-92, turn right at our sign. WE TRADE 3 • ROOM furnished apt., 860.00 mo., Close in. Ill E. 8th St. FA 2-4285 or FA 2-5780. 2 . BEDROOM cottage. Immedi­ ately occupancv. Week or month. Near stores and bus. FA 2-9631. FURN. apt. 2300 Mellonvllle, PI WIST waned for dincin; school in Saniord. FA 2-0881 from 2:00 to S:0Q p. m. WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE . . . If you would enjoy working 3 or 4 hours a day calling regul­ arly eacn montn on a group ot Studio Girl Cosmetic clients on a route to be established In and around Sanford, and are willing to make llgh: deliveries, etc., write to STUDIO GIRL COS­ METICS. Depl. SD-9. Glendale. California. Route will pay up to 85.00 per hour. H O W ELL P A R K 3 • Bedroom, air-conditioned, cen­ tral heat, many deluxe extras. Sanford's preferred location. $12,990. and up. FHA $390 Down, VA No Money Down. Not loo many avaUab'.e. One mile East of 17-92 on 436. LOVELY 3 BR. home in country, LORMANN REALTY kitchen equipped. FA 2-1760. TE 8-3272 Fern Park TE 8-1707 2 • BEDROOM house in Elder Springs Trailer Park. $6500. COUNTRY LIVING Ph. FA 2-8388. 3-bedroom house better than an acre of land • UNFURNISHED house, 1303 El­ 5-Bcdroom house and 2 bedroom liott. Call FA 2-5234 - FA 2-0325 house on 15 acres ol land 3 • ROOM furniibcd apartment. 12 Iota in Bookcrtown Geneva 2512 Adults 1209 Palme to. FA 2-1393 Eve. Orlando GA 2-6198 2-BEDROO.M house, kitchen equip­ ped. FA 2-5303 BOB CRUMLEY AGENCY 2-UR downstairs apt., unlurn.. Bob Crumley. Real or R. L. Sloan, Associate kitchen equipped. I-Bit. upstairs FA 2-0373 Sanford apt., furn. FA 2-8351. $11,300 to $17,100 Sea Our Vludrl Homes - OPEN TODAY 2!j 511. So. of Sanford > Turn W. on Laka .Mary Bird. PII •’ * 3-KJ70 JlcW &Jt/ljCt ART BROWN 21. Electrical N ervier* A. W. Ilarklry Used Cars, I nr. Import* & Sport* Cur* Our .Speciality 17-93 - Heart uf Midland PII. Ml 1-5307 '6 2 Fords Cuming Friday, Sept. 29th t-llfdroum— 2 Bath* 3-lkdrooma—2 Hatha 3-Bedroom*— I'j Hath* 3-Badruomv— 1 Bath 45Ida tarirly eitcri.r designs and floor plans DIRECTIONS: Turn W. on 20th S t Follow Coun­ try Club Kd. ft Watch fur our signs. N EW O R U S E D Southern Air Park Homes VA Financing on Hume* up to $15,000 FHA — Conventional A In-Service Financing BUY OR REN T Dawn's Hy SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. As laow As $350 I)uwn * IN S T R U M E N T S Phone FA 2-2611 Features of the future... now! Down-To-Earth Brices SC H O O L B A N D WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS Barkley V A LU E Community 26. Radio ft Television O PEN Watch for our Special Pre-Showing! Strickland - Morrison .108 E. INCORPORATED First St. Ph. PA 2-1181 fo r BUSINESS KERN PLAZA Western Auto. Fern ASSO CIATE STOHE Park, Florida ----- DEALER OWNED ----Open Daily 'til 6:00 P. M. Fridays ’til 8:00 P. M. H O LLER S o/ S A N FO R D WHERE THRIFTY FOLKS 11UY QUALITY CARS AT REASONABLE PRICES HERE'S W H Y --------- Stemper Agency MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial ft Residential 34. Articles For Sat* PETUNIAS In bands now ready. FOR A good used TV call Sun* GRAPEVILLE NURSERY shine TV, FA 2-9792. Grapeville Ave near 20th S t DEEP FREEZE, perfect condl* tion. FA 2-1737. AIR CONDITIONING 33. Furniture CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK • BIG VALUES t007 Sanford Av*. FA 9-4M3 • QUICK CREDIT PLUMBING • EASY TERMS Contracting ft Repairs WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Free Estimates WILSON - MAIER R. L. IIARVEY New and Used Furniture 204 Sanford Ave. Phone TK 2-3383 311 E. First St. FA 2-5623 J SK Y -H IG H On Sparkling l.akr Minnet Plumbing 4 Heating 32. Flower* • Trees -Shrubs Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick HATCHERS TV Service Wlih The Cash. SUPER America’s Best Brands: Conn, ft RADIO SERVICE BEAUTICIAN wanted. Phone Olds, Leblanc, Ludwig and others TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. FA 2-3742, evenings FA 2-2453 ‘Dependable Guaranteed Service at the lowest rates anywhere for Ph. FA 2-8392 2606 W. First S~ Used furniture, appliances, tools school band students. Cornets, TWO COLORED etc. Boughl-Sold. Larry's Mart. Flutes, Trumpets, Trombones, TV SERVICE , 'he hour. SALESWOMEN 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 3-4132 Drum.*, Saxophones, etc. Open Service call $2.00. nunthlne TV Sell ccjmsttcs to walling custom3!onday and Friday nitss. WE CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING ers, > it> iW regu­ —rTtve Working Man’s Friend). DELIVER. STREEP MUSIC, FA 2-9792. Serving Sanford, Maltreat* renovating. Expert Uplarly for 3 to 4 hours a day 641 No. Orange, Orlando, Phone Longwood. Lake Mary, Lake bolstering. All Work Guaran­ spare time. Everything fur­ (I Arden 4-2401. Monroe, DeBary. teed. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. nished to start. Write Lucky Co.. FA 1-2117, 1301 Sanford 36. Boats • Melon Heart Cosmetics, Dept. C46JC, 27. Special Services hve. Memphis, Tenn. Gateway To The Waterway FRIGIDAIRE ROLLAWAY, Ilospl al and Baby Your EVINRUDE Dealer Sales ft Sendee 17. Mule Help Wanted Beds, Day, Week, or MonthRobson Sporting Goods G. II. HIGH FURNITURE CENTER MONTANA. Dam construction. 304-6-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-3961 Oviedo, Fla. FO 5-3315 Pays 1100 French Ave. Long project. Top pay. Send Evenings Sanford FA 2-3883 Ph. FA 2-7953 30c ft stamped envelope for 38. Trailer* * Cabanas “ Coos.ructlon News." IDCO, Box SEWING MACHINE SERVICE*. 1939 ELCAR house trailer, 10* a For service on any make of Sew 31. Articles For Sal* 483, Kirkland, Wash. 30', like m w , sacrifice. FA 2-8493, Ing machine parts and accesscries or Rentals call or write WORK CLOTHES, boots, shoes, 19. Situations Wanted HOUSE TRAILER, closed In c a . to Sanford Sawing Caster, 104 itraw hats, luggage, tents, tarpi bans, complexly furnished. WORK WANTED. FA 2-4016. South Park Ave. Pb. FA 3-9411. Army Navy Surplus, 310 San­ Can be seen Weklva Fish Camps ford Ave. IRONING to do in my home, 1006 CaU collect CY 3-6012, Orlandos HEATING W. 25th St. Phone FA 2-9346. H. B. POPE CO. INC. WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes ALL ALUMINUM '36 model Nasue DAYS WORK. 3 days. 1602 W. 200 So. Fatk Ave. Ph. FA 2-4234 walkers. trailer, 28* x 8', one bedroom, FREE DELIVERY 13th Place.complete bath. Used only by PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING Prescriptions our Specialty adults. Nice clean buy. Mort* W. L. HARMON 20. Babysitter* FAUSTS Rx Mellonvllle gage of $360, equity required Ph. FA 2-4223 Ph. FA 2-7107 $640. Tel. FA 3-616*. Elder CHILD CARE in my home; PineDO YOU NEED EXPERT LITER. Springs. crest area. FA 2-9379. ARY HELP? . . . an application EXTRA small Chihuahua, less than 3 lbs.; 175ft cu. ft. freeter; 39 Automobiles • Trucks letier that will "get the Job"; FA 2-7853. club paper; attar dinner apeech; '55 CHEVROLET 4 door Bel Air; high school or college themr or new paint, seat covers; motor e n a y on all but scientific sub­ HANDIMAN garden tiller ft cultlvalor, new motor, many imple­ overhauled. FA 2-3781. jects. Low rates. FA .2-4033, ments available. FA 2-8809. evening*. 1950 CHEVROLET, reasonable. PRINTING . . 24-Hour Service Electrolux Cleaners Call FA 2-8910 after 3:00 p.m* on Xerography, Offset Printing Sales — Service — Supplies 1933 JEEP station wagon, 4-wbeel and Blueprinting . . “ Quality Neil Klndy — FA 2-6806 drive. FA 2-4008 after 5:30. and Service, our stock in BONDED REPRESENTATIVE trade." SEMINOLE OFFSET 21. Iieauty Salons PRINTERS, 730 W. 9th St., FACTORY TO YOU i f Sanford's i f LAR-RE* BEAUTY SALON FA 2-2772. ALUMINUM BLINDS i f Finest Cars i f 2610 Hiawatha Ph. FA 2-1399 ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ Enclosed head, Sag-proof bottom • In The Showroom rail with plastic ends. Plastic ments, invoices, hand bills, and Under The or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon programs, etc. Progressive cords. ★ STARS ★ Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2931— Sonkurik (iluaa uml Paint Co. 306 West 13th m. Beauty Salon 210 Magnolia Pli. FA 2-4622 Walktr Building 2510 Oak FA 2-7684 ANTIQUES ft REPRODUCTIONS Lamps, Glass and China, Hutch, Sept, ft Oct. Special! Cold wave, Dry Sink, Desk, Cobbler's Specialiiing In Heiting rcg. $20-112.30. Regular $12.30 Bench, Clocks, Etc. Search your and Air-Conditioning Only wave—$8 50. Scalp treatment attic. We repair and sell for a FA 2-8321 with shampoo ft set $2.50. Oil 2302 Oak Ave. small commission. FA 2-7268 shampoo ft »ct $2.00. H arriet's FOR COMPLETE PEST or FA 2-221)9. BIB French Ave., Beauty Nook. Evening appti. 800 FRENCH AVE. CONTROL SERVICE CALL Sanford. 105 So. Oak. FA 2-3743. FRIGIDAIRE Sale* A Service STKNSTROM REALTY UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom apart House Wiring Free Estimate* TRADE menl. kitchen equipped, 108 W. COMFORTABLE 4 bedroom home 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 S d Vlhlen'a Randall Elec rlc lath street. for home in country, with 10 10. Female Help Wanted 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 acres or more. EXPERIENCED Typist and book­ FOR RENT keeping machine A erator by 2, 3, and 4 BEDROOM HOMES local firm. Apply for interview ROSA L. PAYTON in own handwriting giving com­ plete detai ls. Box 30 C O TliC Registered Real Estate Broker Sanford Herald. Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Uuwalha Beautiful Lakefront Wall EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP FA 2-8805 Sanford, Fla. 3 Senior Beautician* Minnie Bess • Helen • Blanche WELLS DRILLED 108 E. 2nd. St. Phone FA 2-3914 PUMPS. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Sires SPECIAL THRlFoCT. 6th We Repair and Service $ 10.00 wave now $7.oo St. Johns Realty Co. STI NE $12.50 wave no*.v $3.50 THE TIME TESTED FIRM Machinery and Supply Co. Katherine Harvey Beauty Shop 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-0123 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-6132 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-0834 FOR SALE: Wektva ntvsr Estates 29. Automobile Service —130 ft. River frontage 6to ft. 22. Build • Paint - Repair to Road Vs mile eff Rt. to. Call AUTO GLASS ROOM SPECIAL $14.93. Painting after 6 p. m. FA 2-64T3. inside and out. Call Mr. Tasker, INSTALLED WHC1LE3ALE FOR CASH FA 2-6159. Windshield Back CJIu.sa 2 bedroom home in desirable Door (ihisx Vent Glass CUSTOM windows A door*. Boyd's established neighborhood. $1,000 SERVICE Shop, 307 Elm. FA 2-2816. below current appraised value. Scnknrik GIum.h an d Paint Co. Payments after modest down 23. Building material* 210 Magnolia I'h. FA 2-4622 pay ment - - Only $50 00 pee month.' Don't wait! Call u* now! LUMBER - HARDWARE • PAINT .11. Poultry • Pets - Livestock | Roofing FHA Loans P'ans "We Trutle" MINIATURE Poodles. While FREE ESTIMATES males. AKC registered. Excell­ Your Credit Is Good. Up to 2 Yri to Pay! ent Pedigree. FA 2-3(42. B. EDWARDS REALTOR—INSUROR BUILDERS SUPPLIES Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park We Give TV Stamps 903 W. 3rd St. Ph. rA 2-7898 111. M o rtg a g e L oans $156 Sunland Estates $14,100 - $17,100 j 23. Plumbing >ervlrea 1959 1959 1955 1957 1960 1958 1959 1955 1933 1953 1960 1959 1956 1957 1936 1957 1931 1931 PONTIAC Bonneville A / C ....... .......... ........ $2295 CHEVROLET ! j Ton Pickup .................... 1195 CADILLAC -I Door, Power and A i r 995 FORD Station Wagon V-8, Auto ........... ........893 OLDS Super M8 4-Door, Air Cond. ............... 2793 DODGE Station Wagon, Automatic ........... 1155 RENAULT, A Bargain In Economy...... - ...... 5J3 CHEV. 4 Door lk lair .............. ........................ 195 CADILLAC 4 Door ................................... 595 BUICK 2 Door H urdtop........ .......................... 495 CHEVROLET 2 l)r., V-8 .......... ................. . 1895 SI MCA 4-Door ................................... ..........._ 495 OLDS 2-Door, Powered .......... ........................ 695 CADILLAC 4-Door, Air C o n d ........ ......... - 1795 CHEVROLET, U Cyl„ 2-D oor.......... ....... . $595 FORD Ht. Wagon V-8, Sid. S h if t_________ 795 CADILLAC 4 Dr., ...................... .................... 595 CADILLAC .................................. ....... ........ .. 195 ONLY A FEW 196! NEW CARS LEFT AT REDUCED PRICES BUY NOW AND SAVE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 2nd & Palmetto ------ SANFORD —— FA 2-0711 0 i t ,-a �•---- i • ■s-,.i * V * M IN I Mom For Camivol' bring m ate t* told tto** eU iw t twe eights tic k week {root T to •:M p.ra, Tto Instructor will to Mrs. Es­ ther William* of tto Semlnol* High fscuhy. Mr*. William* to a grad* uata of tto U rim rity of Paorto Ut CAROL iSTSOIT LmHm of tto Htoby Craft Club, dieting toot Wednesday at tto Clto ’CattoriM tm ta CtoluoU, plumed to taka aa actlra part hi tto community*! amraal Fall Car* Tto Littl* Rod flehooltous* will DOW H I f u l l llvllfw , W M U M * day at tto school on tto earner of Palmetto and Sixth S t, from T:J0 to • p.m. Tto pobUc la invited and spec­ ial Invitation* are being extended to the aervkn clubs and organi­ sation* which have given dm*, work and money to tto aupport and maintenance of tto school far retarded children. Tto Seminole Association lor Retarded Children and tto teacher and volunteer* of tto school will to tto hosts tor tto open hen** and refreshments wiR bo served during tto evening. I t o taxt win to tto Borltta "Self-Teacher la Spanish,” pub* Ustod by Browet and Dunlap. Tto tost a*11a for $3.00 and tto only ottor cost will to a rogtotratlon ft* of t t t o . Tto night* on which tto claaaaa arc told win to do* tarmlncd at tto organisational mooting Monday. Information on this cours* I* available from E. 8. Douglau, Dl* raetor of Vocational and Adult Ed* ah a). Schoolhotise Sels Open House On Wednesday 'Hi* chib will conduct a booth with Hi m taaludtng atuffod toy*, to tjr billows, apron*, crocheted fa ifln , pillow ***** and many *>. 4 handmado article* for sale, SS3m & X - West claimed Proaidont Kennedy's United Xatiees speech today, de­ scribing it so "Impressive,1 jostle" sad "sold.” Even unofficial Soviet praised what they took to be in­ dications of “increasing U. f . flexibility" ha foreign affairs. De­ spite seme d&mtc&j from Rus­ sian policy, these Moscow sources said, tto speech appeared "mod­ erate and conciliatory No official Soviet reaction was available immediately. Tto Mos­ cow Communist organ Pravda carried a IS-word dispatch on page 8 reporting that tto speech had been mads, but fid not meat Tto Chinese Communists harsher. 'T to Red newspaper Ta Kong, published in Bong Rang, dismiss­ ed the speech as "empty propa­ ganda, u usual.” Tto Commnnist publication made no mention of Kennedy's comments on Commu­ nist infiltration of Sooth Viet Nam. On* of tto few official com­ ments available Monday came from Cambodia's Prince Sihan­ ouk, who met Ecactdy eftrr tto speech. He said tto address was “a very good speech, with a very wise point of view and logical, too." London newspapers received tto speech warmly. Tto Daily Herald, formar pub­ lication of tto Laborito opposition, called It a "bold plan for safer world . . . President Kennedy could at least to confident to car­ ried tto ' neutral countries with "This la tto clearest, most for­ ward-looking declaration of Amor, lean foreign policy since tto cold war began,” said tto pro-Labor tabloid Daily Mirror. Tto independent conservative Dally Talagraph said "th e n was no mistaking his fervent sincer­ ity." la Tarts, tfce ncwspjpcr <>*mbat said tto speech was "perfect­ ly adapted . . . to tto African and Asian delegations which now con­ stitute a majority of tto UN Gen­ eral Assembly.” Newspapers In Germany, cur­ rently tto principal eoekpit of tto cold war. focused their comments on specific issues. Tto newspaper Allgemtine ef Frankfurt praised tto “forthrigktness” with which Pneident Ken­ nedy "shrugged eff tto separate peace treaty threatened between Russia and Rad Germany . * . a* a ‘paper p act” * Newspapers In threatened Ber­ lin Itself were concerned by what 6 they regarded .a* Kennedy's fail­ ure to atato clearly Ms policies on oomo phases *f to German question. "Whpt wm realhr need In ---boor is an official statement from Washington t* to wtottor tto freedom of West Berlin atorid to bought nt tto prieo of r i m i l a tfen of Gorman wunifleriton" said tto Morgcnpoet * This was an ovidcnl reference to weekend Washington reports that tto United State* was pre­ paring to agree to some farm of recognition ef Communist Germany. CASH PRIZES WEEKLY 3rd Annual FOOTBALL CONTEST Bob Crumley Agency FA 2-0375 Atlantic Bank CASH PRIZES will be awarded each week (in accordance with Contest Rules be­ low) a i follows: 1 s t PRIZE: $10,2nd. PRIZE: $6,3rd. PRIZE: $4. Nothing to Buy, Nothing to Pay, No Obligation. THIS PAGE WILL APPEAR EACH WEEK DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASON Building KENTUCKY VB. MISSISSIPPI • UMJ BUY t GALLON • CUSTOM MADE VENETIAN BLINDS • BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. 210 MAGNOLIA FA 2-1622 Co-Sponsor rf«U. e f Fie. Football Broadest! Ovvr WTRR / DUKE VB. VIRGINIA Quality C O N C R E T E PRODUCTS CONTEST GET 1 GALLON FREE!! • 10 football games this weekend a rt placed, one in each ad on thin page. Indicate winner by writing in tha name of team opposite the advertiser'* name in the Entry Blank. No scores. Just pick winners. • Pick a number which you think will be the high­ est number of point* scored by any one team on this page and place thin number in the space pro­ vided in Entry Blank. This will be used to break ties. One entry only to euch contestant. Entries must be brought to the office of this paper or postmark­ ed no later than Friday Noon, Sept. 29. M ary Carter Paints 201 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-3619 CLEMSON VS. MARYLAND 114 S. PARK AVE. FA 2-9H60 HARRY'S BAR & PACKAGE Old Milwaukee Beer 6 Pack Gin, Vodka, Creme de Menthe Seagram** 7 Ancient Age Old Crow $ V 9 h # Fifth Old Hickory Echo Spring Old Siagg 0 A W 7 Star $ ’2 8 9 h # Fifth Uaher'n Scotch $1.09 $2.99 Mai or bring entry blank to: OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK (Reasonable Facsimile also Accepted) Corby’s 9A. 19 Full ^ Quart Duncan McGregor Crawford'M *AT* ** Football Contest Editor Sanford Herald Fifth House of Stewart $-1.50 RULES Sanford, Florida My Name l a ............................... — Addreaa ........—.....- .............. Rob Crumley A gency------ —— Winner — ............... Mary Carter P ain tn ...................— Winner ......... ...... — ---------Harry’s Bar — ........................ - Winner ------------ -------- - ........ Senkarlk Glana & P a in t............... Winner .............. ................ •'............ Chapman Concrete Product*..... Winner -------------- --- --------------Seminole County Laundry .... — Winner --------------------------------Plnecreat Inn ..........- ............ —• Winner .........—- ................... Sanford Linoleum ........... .. Winner ............................ OK Tiro S h o p ..........— ..............- Winner .............. .........~~..... — .... Wert Jewelry ..........- ..... — ..... - Winner .............. .................. ........... I th in k ...... - ......... .... will be the most points scored In any one game. Match Your Skill With Other Local Football Experts! NOW YOU CAN GET — The Finest Tim In America MOHAWK Cdcrich fi&pcuAA PRICE (With Your Rccappable Tim) 2418 8. FRENCH AVE. ALABAMA VS. TULANE — m u ltim FA 2-7480 1-------------------------------------------------------------- -- ASPHALT VINYL & RUBBER TILE UNOLEUM - CARPETS FREE ESTIMATES • FLOWER BED BORDERfl PROPERTY LINE CORNER POSTS Also • 8111s, Lentsle end Door Header* CHAPMAN C O N C R ET E PRODUCTS 106 N. Elm Av*. FA 2-6192 AUBURN VS. TENNESSEE PILLOW RENOVATING Feathers ntcrUixed under ultraviolet light and placed in new ticking. LICENSED BY — STATE BOARD OF HEALTH SEMINOLE COUNTY . LAUNDRY FREE FA 2-3253 PICKUP & DELIVERY SERVICE FLORIDA VS. FLORIDA STATE PINECREST INN Our Specialty P R E M IU M Sensational # FUEL DRUM POSTS BLOCKS SPECIALIZING IN ALL TYPE INSTALLATIONS Slrslu-l hlcf, Uhitr Sidewall Tubeless TIRE PATIO 819 W. 3rd. ST. MANY OTHER BRANDS ON SPECIAL J ! GEORGIA VS. VANDERBILT • • EXPERTLY REPAIRED BY A CERTIFIED WATCHMAKER ULTRA-SONICALLY CLEANED ELECTRONICALLY TIMED (f)sud Jewelry Store 202 E. 1st FA 2-0181 L 8 U VS. TEXAS A R M Spttciah CARPET FOAM BACKING $2.98 sq. yd LINOLEUM 89c sq. yd. VINYL ASBESTOS TILE 10c each SA N FO R D LINOLEUM & TILE COMPANY 127 W. U t SL FA 2-3241 MIAMI VS. PENN STATE *. r ,L A K S CHICKIN- Dine at the Sign of . . . GOOD HWY. 17-92 SOUTH EATIN G ! FA 2-5965 FREE PARKING GEORGIA TECH VS. RICE �t — —■■■ 11 WEATHER: Shower* through Thursday. High today. 85-90. Low tonight* 70-75. VOL. 53 United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1961 Polling The County Redistricting Com | the 1,000 voters will be notified mine* today announced new pre by poit card in the 'very near cinet polling place, that will go futaure" of Ihelr precinct change. 1 Serving on* the redmricting into effect Jan. 1 for 1,000 of the committee with Mrs. Bnice is 17,000 registered voters la the County Engineer Csrlton Bliss county. snd Zoning Director Robert Sup*, of Registration Camilla I Brown Bruo* rvponed this morning th at) Seven new precinct* were created by the redistricting com- UNITED FUND CAMPAIGN WORKERS get to work in earnest as they open their'campaign headquarters office in the former bookkeeping de­ partment of the old Florida State Bank Building a t 103 W. First St. Sec­ retary. Mrs. Mary Higgins checks the files with UF President Bill Bentley sa Campaign Chairman. Sonny Raborn geta busy on the telephone and publicity chairman. Joe Leary starta putting up the national poster. (Herald Photo) Seminole Mayors Hit Attitude Of County Board Communlcstloa between the County Cemmiasion snd the var­ ious mayors, individually and col­ lectively, does not exist, four may­ ors sgrecd at a meeting Tuesday la Sanford. They decided Ihat they would G ry to work out some form of lia­ ison between the two group., pointing out that both the County Commission and the towns have to live together and that therefore, they should try to work to­ gether. Attending the luncheon session, called for the primary purpo.e of discussing the five-year road p ro g ra m , were Mayors Joe Baker. TUnford; Les Gary, Oviedo; Joe Laird, Casselberry, and A1 Lorms on, Long wood. The mayors took the position that since most of the County’s tax moneys corns from the muni­ cipalities these towns should be in­ formed as to how the money was being allocated and why. They ask) that the County and tha varua towns have common probma and that by being Informed and working together on various issues, better results could be ob­ tained for all of the county’s resi­ dents. Discussing the road program they said that the County Com­ mission bad lilted certain paving projects, but that no one knows when any of thc.e jobs will be ^parried out — this year, the next or the next end so on. further, they said, they did not understand why some roads were .elected to be paved; that if someone could give them a reason for their se­ lection they would feel at least that they had been informed. For this reavon they said that they were not sure that the tax moneys were being spent as they Should be. Turning to annexation of ad­ joining areas, Mayor Izirmann said that there should be a uni­ form law to regulate this. He said that the Legislature had passed a law for Longwood. but that it is unworkable. He cited Sanford's plan at being one that would be suitable for uniform adoption. t U. S. Blocks Reds In Troika Attempt UNITED NATIONS (U PD -Tbe Soviet Union sought today lo bring its troika rule in the back door of the United Nations. The United States barred the way. Jet Fuel Ship Burns, Sinks; 1 Dead* 27 Hurt SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 288 Listed mRtee Including five In the Saoford area, one in Casselberry and one hi Fern Park. Last year there were only 18 precincts. Precincts and polling places are: 1—State Farmers Market, southwest corner of French Ave. and 13th St., Sanford; Precinct 2 —Scout building at th* rear of Lake Monroe School; Precinct 2 —Home demonstration Center. Piecieet 0— Altamonte Springsi Fire House; Precinct 2— Oviedo Town Hall; Precinct I — Geneva Lommunity House; Precinct 7— Giuluota, old school house; Precinct •— GoMenrod Com­ munity House; Precinct 9—Longwood Town Hall; Precinct 10— Lake Mary Fire Station; Pre­ cinct I t— Altamonte Community House; Precinct 1*—Forest City, Precinct II—Longwood Element­ ary School; Precinct 14 —Lyman School Gym; Congress Quits; Senate 'H ow ls' Precinct 12— National Guard Armory in Sanford; Precinct I t— Bear Lake, Florida Power Lounie; Precinct 17— Caiaalberry Fire Station; Precinct I t — Farm ers Auction Market oa Fwy. 17-92; Precinct I t — Seminole High School; Precinct 20— U ps'la Presbyterian Church; Precinct 21— St. Johns Builders, Builder* Model House; Precinct 21— Jew . ufv Educat'.ooif Building oa the northeast corner at Magnolia Ave. and Itth St. In Sanford; "Precinct 23— Fern Park, Prairie Lake Lagion Hall. J V U V A .. . MOREHEAD CITY, N.C. JUPD A apcctacular fire fed by a ahip load of high octane and jet avia­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Congreaa ended ita longest * * C l« C tion fuel burned out of control for session in 10 yeura today with the Senate howling in rage at Not Interested more then 12 hours today. One ■y LARRY VKR8UEL NEW DELHI (UPI) — Indian man was killed and ai least 27 the House’* crafty tactics on the final bill. Nobody asked me, but did the Prime Ministar Jawabarlat Nehru Injured in the explosions and fir* <The House went home early, and as a result the Senate Tuesday apparently ruled out any that turned a 800-fool tea-going County Commission get Civil De­ went home mail. chance of hU becoming w u e ttr y tanker into a white hot blast fur fense approval before they agreed The Senate quit at 5:16 a. m. adjourning Congress until general of tho United Nations. nice. to advertise for the purchase of 13 next January. Tha Houi* had adThe fuel-fed flames were shoot­ radio units? • • • ing 72 to M feet high above the journed sine die at 3:20 a. m. EST, Effective Cure? COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) - Th* charred tanker, US NS Potomac, It stems tha County Commission a move that nearly stalled final aground only about 100 yards is unhappy about all the time president of tho American Can. adjournment. By JANE CASSELBERRY from storage tanka containing 22 taken up by citizens at board cer Society said Tutsday that The Senate's testy temper had drug treatment ot cancer la near A formul meeting of property owners of Winter Park million gallons of fuel oil. meetings and Tuesday voted tq been fueled by th* fact it had tha point of being an effcctlvo The white-hot hall of Ike 880- limit the time for each complaint I)r. between Hibiscus Rd. nml Mnrigold Rd. in the Queen's been In continuous session for 10 cure of the disease. foot tanker had crarked scrota lo 20 minutes . . . What we would Mirror South area of Casselberry was held Tuesday night to the middle and settled te the hours and 18 nlinutea before ad­ like to kftow la . . . W-w-w-h-h-adiscuss the possibility of paving this section of Winter Park bottom, it* stern Jetting ay. journing. But moat of th* anger On Record a-t hap-pe-n-a l-f o-n* of o-u-r The fire ted on quantities of Dr. was stirred by th* fact that the J * DETROIT (UPD—Tha Episcopal ccc-itlt-e-n-a sss-tut-t-e-ra? House had Dim-flammed th* sen­ Church was on record today (or Of the 10 persons present, representing 15 of the 25 af­ the vessel's cargo of 60,000 bar­ • • • rels ot fuel oil in the bow section. ator* with an adroit parliamen­ an end to racial discrimination fected properties, the concensus Didn't the City Commission hold Flames shot higher each time tary maneuver. of opinion, with two exceptions, with a resolution saying that “pre­ an “informal" meeting alter tha tlie bow settled, spilling more fuel Beforo th* Houi* quit, it passed judice la Inconsistent with tho was favorable for proceeding with press walked out Monday night? * onto the water. a 2LI'JoJt:l.1Jlt4 supplements! mon­ gospel of Jesus Christ." • • • some type of paving project. Smoke in the fire area. Just off a j ' 1 * * % ey bill, leaving tha Senate in a One guy from Bear Lake c a n t A petition, bearing names of mulii-million dollar waterfront take tt or leave it position be­ Session Out In Tuesday to (ell u* he wanted ^ ~ those resident! willing to pay an installation* including the state cause only President Kennedy WASHINGTON (U PI) —The La. to know that if our County Com­ amount not to exceed filOO for ports authority ocean terminal, could recall th* House. bor Department has decided lo mission was so progressive, how each lot and intersection, will be was so thick K blo.ted out the The senator* nearly left I t Sen­ boycott a conference of state em* come work was supposed to have W «i M.V k drawn and presented at the Oct. tt morning sun. ate GOP leader Everett M. Dirk- ployment directors la Atlanta M at Hoard of Aldennen meeting. The 20 million tanker itself was started on Bear Lake Road in June an# to thia day nothing has CDR. J. E. ANDREWS will sen, railing th* House move an week because sessions a rt acneda complete loss. The question of lowering the WASHINGTON ( U P i)-A pub.be the gu*it speaker at a "outrage," said it was time lo uled to be held la a segregated * Officials said it was the worst been done. road elevation will be left open to lie wo»’ * appropriation* U<l up wMterfrodt disaster in Morchead a * a . 'm eeting of the men’s club fiqd out whether th* congress­ hotel. it+ taw n, however, it will be pointmen could get sway with such an proved oy Congress »n> to of the Church of the Nativ­ The committee studying court­ | Chy'a history. id but that a desired feature of Ike For UN Post? ' This town of 8,000 was tense house needs will not recommend ity at Lake Mary at 7 p. m. "affront." the having will be to raise the the White House Tuesday included Th* threat to adjournment—and WASHINGTON (UPI) — San. today at the Chamber of a courthouse annex In South Sem­ throughout the night because of 2192,Out for an economic evalua­ level a t the corner of Hibiscus as Jacob K. Javlta (R-N. Y.) pro. a meana of preventing water min­ tion of the proposed cross-Florida the danger to the aviation fuel inole . . . and of course no new Commerce. Cdr. Andrews possibly asking th* President to posed Tuesday that former PreaU rail th* House back—was mad* facility. Tha boys are drafting the terminal which if ignited might will speak on Communism. ing from Wilshire ' Blvd. in barge canal. threaten the entire waterfront. final recommendations now, but Also on the program will real when Dirksen asked a quo­ dent Eisenhower be named UN Howell Park from washing out the Tho action represen ed appro­ National Guardsmen patrolled the it will spell out the utilization of be a film entitled "Commu­ rum call. Rut ha withdrew the re­ secretary general until a succes­ culvert on Winter Park Dr. as it val by the House and Senate of area. blocked off the Morchead more courthouse space . . . es­ nism On The Map." The quest after confering with other sor to Dag Hammarskjold la *e. did on three occasion* last year. Ciiy-IL-autort causeway and help­ lected. leaders, public is urged to attend. The proposed paved street a compromise committee's re­ ed direct traffic. Th* harbor area pecially In the• basement • • Renat* Democratic leader Mike would be 24 feet wide covrred with commendations. The House had was scaled off. Plenty of surprises when you Mansfield wound up by assuring Commission Meets six inches of soil cement with a originally recommended only 250.E LISA BKTHVILLE, The Coogo look at the list of lawyers Inter­ tha Senate he would never again double bituminous slag surface. ooo, but the figure was upped by ested In the county attorney's job. consent to an adjournment reso­ (UPI)—A four-man UN-Katangcse the conference committee. One name knocked me right out lution with th* House before th* cease-fire commission met for th* The committee emphasized, of my 275 dollar chair. last legislation had been cleared first time Tuesday night but tha • • • meeting broke up when the Xahowever, that the action was not to Hi* Renal*'* satisfaction. There probably will b* some After nearly two hours of help­ tangrse demanded that the United a commitment to build the canal, heavy equipment moving onto Hie Two Seminole County young ing other senators rail down Im­ Nations pull Its troops out of Ka­ which would stretch 182 miles old bandalicll next week to atari sters, both under 10-years-of age, precation! apon th* vanished tanga. from Jacksoville on the Atlantic BERLIN (UPO—The Commun­ work on th* ntw marina. Final TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Two down tho St. Johns River and ists reinforced their wall divid­ plana will b* ready this weekend were put on strict probation by House, Dirksen relented. Follow­ Signed Into Law Juvenile Judge Vernon Mlz* Tues­ ing a short reeete, th* senators across the state to Yankfetown ing Berlin today by building a veteran engineers were named to NEWPORT, R. I. (UPI>—P res­ and construction can start as soon day for vandalizing model home* passed th* bill, and a commit­ on the Gulf. To*al estimated cost third barbed wire barrier and dig-, . . . . . newly-created jobs today and ident Kennedy Tuesday signed in Howell Park. tee advised Kennedy by telephone of the canal is 2173.6 million. ging trenches near the American *« ,h* ci > ‘hemJ N*w* of three others were promoted in a Judge Mi/c cautioned Hie young­ that Congress stood ready to ad­ legislation making permanent the sector border, West Berlin police the marina already haa given major reorganization of the State program permitting Americans to Sanford a lot of publicity — in­ sters that any further serious of­ journ. reported. Highway Department. from quiries have tome in from people fenses will mean strict punish­ "The President laid ‘thank*/" adopt orphan children At some points, (he wall wa« J. B. Wadsworth, former engi­ abroad. Nearly 10,000 children in Baltimore, Charleston, S. C., ment. built e \rn . higher—up to lo feet I Mansfield reported. neer of contracts, was ap|»intcd have been adopted under the pro­ from the ground. Hut a few East Jacksonville and /just Damage al the homes was rsti The nine-month ••••■imi left a administrative assistant to State gram since 1927. Berliners »till managed lo escape a* >ou* *8 lb* Central Fliirida mated al 26,700. record the Kennedy administra­ Highway Engineer Al Church. lo the West despi e the latest i c*be»Judge Mi/e pointed out that the tion liked. But Republic-an* said it W. L Barnette, Wadsworth’s East German Communist moves. boys would have been sent to in was "long on quantity and short Announcement Due former assistant, was promoted LOS ANGELES (U P D -F orm er Four men cut their way through | Speaking of chairs, 80 new dustrial school but they were un- „n quality." UNITED NATIONS. N Y. (UPIk to engineer of contracts. Vice President Richard M. Nixon, —British Foreign Secretary Lord barlied wire, another scaled the theatre type chairs were installed tier to yeara-of-age. Charles Hopkins, interstate cn sent to the political sidelines by Home said today ihe “world (an wall and a 60 - year - old man in H»e city commisston chambers gineer for operations, was named President Kennedy in last Novem­ not surv ive" continued Soviet | jumped from Hie fourth floor of j b'is morning. Coat — 11,43* — and interstate engineer and federal ber's electiun, is expected to an­ “ double-dealing." an East Berlin apartment house they match Hie drapes. aid coordinator. nounce tonight that he will aeek lie said a prune example of into the net of West berl n fire­ W. B. McGee, construction engi­ this was Russia’s anion in pre­ men who were waiting below. a new office—th* governorship of Boh Crumley will move Into neer, wai promoted lo assistant paring lo resume nuclear testing TALLAHASSEE (U Pll _ The California. The West Berlio city govern­ hii new building on W. First St. state highway engineer for con­ while still negotiating, outwardly ment today swore in (he first 200 .Saturday. Open bouse will be bold Board of guvrniur* of the Southstruction, filling a vacancy creat­ in good fai.h. at Gencv i on a | members of a 3,200-tnan civilian ’ometime In November. Moving west Florida Water Management G i V 6 S R eH H O tl ed by the deatfi of F. A. Seay. District will hold its first business MIAMI lU I'l) — The Taa.* test ban treaty. 1 oolite reserve to b« used if Hie in with Crumley In Hie JJO.uuo fa MIAMI ( t 'l 'l l Premier Fidel P. J. White, former assistant Lord Home, in an addns; bi Communists start a not cilily will be Certified Public Ar- Ca <tro said Tur-day night hi* te, l Brooksville, it Corps said in Washington Tuesday district engineer (or construction Hi* UN General Assembly, said! Two American students who riiuntant John lllipatrick snd • glm* ha* thousand* of truop* was announced today. (Charles Kamen's rejection from a at DeLand, took McGee's old job. the only way for the world to get were convicted by a Communist Architect F. Wade T.ve. j irmly—with tha support of the House and Senate conferee* left Miami Rotary Club meeting in out of the “ vicious “circle" in court on charges of attempting to | teeming millions of Russia and in the public works budget a total December had something to do SUB To Meet which it i* involved “is for the help an East Berlin girl eicape to Christinas is really arounJ the |{c,| Chinn—to defeat any U. 8. of 2200.000 sought by the district j with his rejection by the Corps, TALLAHASSEE (Ui'li The; Soviet Union and its friends lo the West have started serving corner now. One of the downtown »it«,k on Cuba, lo r s water control study of the but denied that hi* turn-down State Road Hoard will meet here abandon their doctrine of exploit, a two-year senlenc* in an East merchant* will have a Chnzima* |„ . jw-minut* anti-Ametican (iieen Swamp area in l cntral represented a surrender to eonMonday, it was announced today.! ing civil strife." I German prison. tree and display Friday nfghl. „ K fch by nadio | servattve critics. W inter Park Dr. Paving Discussed 4 WuF* mt Canal Study Fund Goes To Kennedy Judge Puts 2 Boys On Probation East German Reds Strengthen Wall Road Deparlmenf Appoints Five m Briton Warns Reds They Face Trouble Water Control District To Meet Fidel Rallies Red Sabres At U. S. 'Average Home Offers Little Fallout Protection By REUBEN K. KH.LEUREW it can find the most protec ion in but no material will entirely (Part o*e of a series) for instance, an inside hallway,’ shut out Hw gamma rays To understand the action of What protection does a person on the first floor of a two-story gamma radiation the concept of without a fallout abetter have house which t* nut exposed to “ half-thickness" is helpful. If a against in* deadly rays which: windows or open passageways, i thicknesa of metal, half-inch lead Pclersoo sj.d that approved for instance, reduces gamma Qlhower down on an area after a themonuclear device Is exploded.’ shelters otfer the best protection,, radiation by one half, the next Thia is not an easy question but that homeowners who don't half inch will not reduce it to have access to these ean fake zero, but only by one fourth. In to answer, but there is nearly certain steps to make their homes one inch of lead then, there It always some protection which will safer than they normally are. three fourths reduction. The third keep a person from getting a full i Provisions can he mad* in ad­ "half-lhiclnett" of lead will re­ dose of fallout, said A. R. Peter­ vance lo prepare certain parts of duce the radiation by one-eighth th* house so that radiation can the next by one-sixteenth and so son Sr., civil deiense director. U may be a ditch in an open b« reduced. Windows can b* cloa-j on. field or a concrete bridge on a ed with materials, such at brick, It would feaeh xero, but high w ay. If a family is at home, which resist th* penetrating rays.j lor practical purposes th* radix f Hon could be reduced to a point where it would b« harmless. This is one reasoa why ap­ proved shel era are advisable. It would b« impractical to try .o convert one's home into a shel­ ter and neat to impossible to make it safe after a bomb had been dropped. Houses with basements offer Hi* best prole cl ion, but •vrn Ihev* basement* should have a built-in shelter for maxi­ mum safety. “ Half-thickness**" required for ad«quat* protection would be about 34 inchet of earth. 24 inches of concrete, or 3 inches of lead Twelve “ hal^thicknes***', rf a combination of materials would glv* th* ism* protection. A “ half-thicknc*s" of air I* about 200 fe*t. Gamma radiation travel* in a straight line and Ilk* light can b* scattered around corners. The amount of energy scattered will depend on the angle, th« size of the opening and Hie distance from th* point of sea;ter. Other consideration* which de­ termine the density of fallout are dutane* from th* axplotloo, alti­ tude at th* bomb when it ex­ plodes and direction of H'c v'n lt on the upper levels. vans, Castro warmed over Hie lines! of imminent attack that hr bat been delivering for a year snd * hslf, starting long befuie thr abortive April invasion. Shopping Fun “ L ast tim e (in A pril) we de(ra te d lliriii . . . with our old a.rplane* and o u r v irtually unservics-1 able weapon* . . . because w* p r e - : pared lo d etest th e m .” h r said. J Herald Index Bridge .... .. i’age 9 Classified — Peg* 12 A l'l Comics I’sgt 9 Dear Abby Page 9 F.dilorie! . Page It Entrrlainment __ Page 9 Legal* ....... Pag* 2 - 12 A 13 Puxal* ............. ....... Pag* 9 B u rirt? Rpoil* . Page 8 Pa (r 4 A 7 Four more local people will have a xoUlen opportuni­ ty to win their choice of free merchandise Friday niifht when the Downtown Merchants itKuin offer Rift certifi­ cate:* in conjunction with their promotion of "shopping at home on Friday nighta." In addition, bright light* and cheerful niuaic will lend a holiday air to the neighborly, lei.turely shopping hours as the city turmt un the Christman light* for the occasion and radio station WSFK provide* continuous music all through the evening hour*. Top prize winner at the 9:15 p. m. drawing on th* corner of Magnolia and First St. will receive |4 0 worth of gift certificates to spend like money at the store* of participating merchant* and the *econd prixe i* 830 worth. 820 and $10 worth will go to the third and fourth place winner*. Thursday’* Herald will carry two fun page* of tho .special bargain* offered thia week by Downtown Mer­ chant*. u ‘s L 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/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 26, 1961 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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S t p t R l M l The Forest Lake Berenth-day Adventist Church of Forest City, win be Host Monday to tepreaentathree I r e s * II neighboring thatches for n semi-annual meetM of the Central Florida Dorcas Welfare Federation, Mra. Clyde Williams, lander of the focal •berth welfare society, aaid today. The program, which will deal with tha rtaponeibllity for tha church and the heme In Civil De­ fense and preparedness for dis­ aster, will be under the direction o f Mrs. Charles Burnham of For­ est City, leader ef the Federation. Coast speakers wilt Include Fas­ ter H. M. S eh ^ q fO H a n d o .v re- ARC Disaster Group Needs Volunteers The Seminole County American Bed Cnee Disaster Commt.tee •cede volunteers to serve in •belter* during time of sn enter* gency, eLher nun - made or nstaraL Those who volunteer, and whose services ere accepted by the Bed Cross, will, of occultly, be away from their homes during storms or other disasters which might occur in our community. The Red Cross feels very etrongly about ita obligations to alleviate suffering during .here periods of disaster, but it Is only through the Red Cross and the cooperation of the citiisns of the community that assistance can be rendenri to tboso sat need. To avoid confusion during time of disaster, the American Red Croce has established a disaster commiUts that la prepared to handle the emergency situation and tha rehabilitation necessary after an em ergencyT h e r e . e need for ahelter of Orlando, the Adventists’ lists welfare director) and Mra. K. A. Wright of Orlando, state praaldsnt of the Dorcas Welfare Fed•rations. Mrs. H. V. Hendershot, of tha local society, will givo • special report oil Civil Defense. Tha program also will include reports from alt member societies of the Federation of the wolfara work done and plana will be mads for the fall and winter work of the groups. At least $00 delegates are ex­ pected to attend the meeting, coming from Altamonte Springs, Apopka, Clermont, DaLand, Rus­ tle, Kissimmee, Leesburg, Ocala, Orlando Central, 8L Cloud, BanforJ!'*tjrlando Sanitarium; ‘laUT > Garden and Winter Park. elusion with thoir annual vlalt to By MARIAN R. JONES Teachers and officers of tha tho Driftwood In Orlando for thoir Ovfeda First Baptist Church dinner party. Matting at 7 p. m., those at­ brought a tuccasaful year to contending served plates in cafstarli style after which they retired to a private room for tho dinner party. W. A. Ward Jr., retiring super­ intendent for tho post five years, spoke briefly to the guests. Ban Announcement of a special F. Ward Jr., who succeeds his School ef Muaie at lialord's First cousin aa superintendent, the sec Baptist Church next week from ond Ben Ward to fill thla position, Monday through Friday Invites all than addreaeed the group, Intro­ ftn oaa interested In music and ducing his alat* of officers for the aU churches of til* Seminole Bap­ ensuing church calendar year. Rev. Jack T. Bryant, pastor for tist Association to participate. Books to b* covered in the T:M tha past four years, alio spoke te f,m . until 1:30 p.mi dally sessions tha assembled guests. Individual favors, tiny books en­ include "Tbe Progressing Vocal­ "Bible Blessings For ist," te be taught by Jack Cold- titled in n , professor of vole* at Stetson Every Day/* wore pieced at each Unlvsralty; "The Church Pianist," plate. taught by Lou Bass, associate di­ Rav, Bryant presented gifts to rector of Inatrumantal acUvities those who had served as teacher and assistant pastor of Pineerait or officer for five years or longer. Baptist Church; These gifta went to W. H. Msrtln, "Song Leading," taught by Mrs. Mrs. George Means, Mrs, Mso E. G. Edmuadson, associate direc­ King, Mrs. T. II, Dunlstl, Mrs. Joe tor of training and "Practical Mu­ I. Beasley, Mrs. J. G. Bessley, Mr. sic Lessons," taught by Rev. F. and Mra. W. A. Ward Jr., Mr. ond B. Fisher, pastor of the host Mrs. A. B. Tedford, Mr. »nd Mrs. church. J, Y. Harris, Ben Wsrd Jr., and A School Choir of everyone at­ Mr. and Mrs, Lawson, A. Hardy, tending the course will rehearse and Frank Whselsr Jr. each evening under the direction Others, In addition to those of Professor Coldlron and on Fri­ named in Ihe above paragraph, day night, a special program, present for the occasion included •pen to the public, will be pre­ Mrs. Ben \V. Wsrd Jr., Mrs. Frank sented by this choir. Wheeler Jr., George Means, Joe I. Beasley, .Mr, and Mrs. 8. It. Itlgglns, Rev, snd Mrs. Jack T. Bryant, Mr. and hire. Anthony Daniel, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Aulin Jr., Mrs. W. If. Mnrtln, Mrs. Frank C. Morgan, and Mr. nnd Mr*. Weaver, By MARIAN R. JONES Since T. W. Lawton, a teacher of the First Baptist Church of .Oviedo, waa unable to attend tho Tocont banquet teacher* and of­ ficer* of tha church, a special ser­ vlet to present a gift to him waa held at last Sunday's morning worship hour. Tho gift was presented by tho Rev. Jsek T. Bryant, pastor, a* a token of appreciation for aervicca rendered the rhurch and Sunday School during tho mora than SO yoara he has taught there. In eonveronlion with Lawton, he revealed that ha had taught more than SO yean, with more than 40 aa teacher of tha Man's Adult Blbl* Class. Lawton Is a well-known SemiHole County cititen, having also servod a* Superintendent of Public Instruction for more than forty years. Robert A. Dewberry Is alternate teacher of the class for Lawton. Th* Church Women of Christ Church Episcopal in Longwood have announced a schedule of planned event* nude at a special meeting earlier this month. With Mrs. Charles Pasternack presiding, tha group planned te bold a covered dish supper on th* aacond Wednesday of each month and a Card and Game Party on tha fourth Wednesday of each month axcept during Lent. An All-day rummage sale was set for neat Friday and Saturday on tha Parish House Grounds on Church S t In conjunction with this svent the women are request­ ing that all good, excess articles te ba contributed for tha aale be brought to th* Parlab House porch anytime before the opening date. Th* Economy Corner will continue te ba open each Monday from • a. m. until I p. m. and on Saltydaya from 10 a. m. until 3 y. as* lire, Fas Unpack advised. tire guests of the Sanford Klwanis Club and the RUi Theater on Saturday morning at 9 a.m. to see Bob Hope in “Alias Jane Jamas." National Kid's Day is an annual event which the Kiwant* Club and tha Hits Theater have cooperated in aponsoring to/ San­ ford children for tha past several years. The program tor this year Casselberry Church Departments Plan The Ht. Rev. Henry I. Louttlt, Bishop of the Diocese of South Florida, will msk* a visitation of Holy Cross Episcopal Church in Sanford a t tha 11 a. ro. service Pet. 1. At thia time. Bishop Louttit will confer the Sacrament of Holy Confirmation to a ciaes of adults which has been preparing for the rite* for several months. The ancient and beautiful ser­ vice will b* upon to tho public, Fr, John W. Thomas, rector of Holy Cross, announced. Promotion Day By JANE CA88BLUFJ1RY Sunday School department* or the Casselberry Community Meth­ odist Church will observe "Pro­ motion Day” at 0:45 a. m. Sun­ day, Ifarold Wood, superintendent, reported todsy . Construction is well underway on the badly needed new educa­ tional building, which, when com­ pleted, will help relieve the crowd­ ed conditions by adding eight new classrooms, Wood said. ■ ■ i HEW AND SAVE ■ ■ ■ SEW and S A V E On These Fabric Bargains from THE REMNANT SHOP You MUST see our 25c TABLE Promotion Day Set Sunday Behind Departments and th* Baptist Training Union of the Oviedo First Baptist Church will observe Iheir annual Promotion Day at Sunday services, Rev. Jack T. Brant, paster of tha church, announced today. By BETTIE SMITH The music department of the Prairie Lake Baptist Church will be in charge of the evening Ser­ vice Sunday for a program af in­ spirational muaie. Officers of thin department are Mra. Joe Reiidek, choir officer; was arranged by WlUtam K. Jamea Reed, president! Janet Johnson, vko president; Dot Lovelace, manager of the Riu Rlcketaon, secretary - treasures; Theater, Mra. V. Sullivan, robs chairman More than 3,000 Kiwanis Clubs and Joe Rsndek, librarian. over the United Statea will join W. Leonard Jones, pastor, re­ with the Sanford Club In spon­ cently completed instructing a soring this Kid's Day program. study course from tha Baptipt The program will vary widely in Training Union Manual. Receiving the different communitiea hut all awards at the conclusion of tha of tire Clubs wlU unite in miking tbit sn outstanding event in the study were Mr. and Mra. Don minds of the children of the na­ Claude Beach, Mrs. W. Kirkland, Mr. ard Mrs. Paul Lowe, John tion. Better than *00 children oi‘ Black, Ronnlo Huggins, Mr. and Seminole County and more than Mra. Hubert Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. two million children of the na­ Tony Huggins, Mr. and Sirs. D. tion are expected to participate W. Parkeraon and Carolyn Jcnklna. in this one program. 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F IN A N C IN G DOWN PAYMENT AND CLOSING COST Also FHA, FHA-IN-SERVICE AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING AVAILABLE Wide WASHAULE Crease Itmistant Keg. 89c BILLY BRUMLEY ART HARRIS BYRON LEACH HOMES FIT FOR A KING” SAVE ON SEWING QUALITY KABHICH AT LOWEST PRICES 1599 Choir Time Changed The Children's Choir of the First Christian Church will meet Saturday st 2 p. m. instead of at 10 s. ni. as is regularly sche­ duled, Mrs. Barbara Brown, direc­ tor, announced today. QUALITY A Family Neighborhood ASSORTED FABRICS Fifty membeis of th* Junior end senior Young Church Men of Holy I ' Cross Kpinrnpnt Church attended H a romhlnrd meeting from 6 p. m. H until 7 p. m. last Sunday. 2 At the conclusion of group bust- H lies., junior members adjourned to H Ihe Youth Lounge for nomination I !: unit election of officers. Named H were Josh Chase, president; Mark I ; Kaborn, vice president; Dick B Stulte, secretary and Dwight - . Smith Jr., treasurer. Advisors for JrJ tho juniors are Lcdr and Mrs. lllrhard Htulte. Senior*, meeting at the same time in ths I'arlsh House, dis- M cussed future events ami planned a f i water skiing party for Sunday wfj afternoon. I jj*. Their offictrs, sleeted la s t, spring, ars Don Me.Murray, preil*. dentj Nancy Sikes, vice president; ' “ Susan Halhack, secretary and M Handy Chase, treasurer. Advisors j are Lee Swrirls and Mrs. Kdie Brown and assistant advisors are Mr. snd Mra. Guy Allen. Both groups remind that all young people of the community, regaidles* of rvligluua affiliation, ire Invited and welcomed at meet­ ing* of the Huly Cross organiza­ tions for grids* ssvsn through 12. iude for this assistance to your County and fulfill a civic du.y to your fellow citizens by calling any of tha four numbers listed in the telephone directory underC American Red Cruse or you may come by the Red Cross Office at 122W Palmetto Ave. and offer your services. The America* Red Crow es­ tiva tha local community but the workers must coma from the local community. Prairie Lake Baptist T o Hear Special Service THE TEMPEST, * family-sited economy car, la displayed by PontiacBulck-Rambler dealer, BUI Hemphill at his show room on W. F irst St. The 1001 Tempest has an entirely new grille and new rear end styling, while retaining its widely acclaimed front engine-rear transmission power arrangment and independent four-wheel suspension. (Herald Photo) The thirteenth annual Kid's Day will be celebrated in Sanford on Saturday, The school age children in SemlnoW County are Invited to be workers that may be versed in first aid, dieting, and infant care. There is a t o a need for clerical workers to help during the rehabUiutioo period following a disaster. If you feet that you are quali­ fied la these fields, and you have the time, the Red Cross needs you. Lest year during Hurricane Donna, Seminole County Disaster Committee, In cooperation with the Seminole County Civilian De­ fense, set up complete warning service, shelters, and boused ISO people during the height of the hurricane. Many emergency calls were bandied and families were •vacua led to shelters. Following the emergency, The American National Red Cross contributed $13,000.00 in grants to persons in Seminole County to help in the rehabilitation of -hose people suffering damage from the SHOP Hwy. 17 - 92, North of Maitland ■ M i SEW AND SAVE ■ ■ ■ Custom Building These Homes Featured by JIM HUNT REALTY FA 2-2118 DRIVE 17-92 TO SUNLAND ESTATES t(I ML S. OF SANFORD) SALES OFFICE FIRST HOUSE IN S ID E ENTRANCE ___ -- �g > a n fo r& if c r a lii WEATHER: Cloudy through Tuesday. High today, 86-93. Low tonight, 7 5-80. VOL. 53 United Press 1 U U JO A ... Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1961 8ANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 286 Press Accused Of Slanting 7 Die In Truck JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) A' truck loaded with 2t persona overturned and burst into (lames Sunday sight, killing sevea per­ sons. No China OK Seen WEST LONG BRANCH. N. J. (UPD — Philippine Ambassador Carlua P. -R<nr.'*M> Sunday that Red China will not be ad­ mitted to the United Nations dur­ ing its current session. Population Guess WASHINGTON (UPI) - Census Director Richard M. Scammon said Sunday the U. S. population would more than double during the life-time of a child now live years eld. A NEW FLAG which has flown over the White House and over the Post Office Dept, in Washing* ton, D. C., was raised for the first time at the Cas­ selberry Post Office Satur­ day during official dedica­ tion ceremonies. Top photo s h o w s Richard Cassel­ berry, Steve Kish and Dan Cuasclberry, S c o u t s of Troop 3-11, raising the flag, which was presented, bot­ tom photo, to Acting Cas­ s e lb e r r y Postmaster Clyde Kercc, right, by C. H. Glad­ den, assistant to the re­ gional director of U. S. Post Office Dept., Atlanta. (Herald Photos) • Training Speeded WASHINGTON I UPI) - Army reservists called to active duty in the Berlin crisla are expected to be combat ready in four months— half the time required to train such units in the Korean War. "The biggest complaint seems to come from the County Commission Vice Chairman James f . Avery today charged-tb®. p ttis rvith slnwiiajF-ifrw. about—.*•* * umnanU o f* *>ust political itiartnsrA. of the <w?tmJ” fPn and holding it up to ridicule. county should know by now that political machines In "Why hasn't the press stressed the accomplish­ Seminole County are dead. ments of the present board instead of gunning for us.” .. 1* bow much money the pres* is goh e .iildz-d. •• ' ing to spend on the funeral." When questioned by a llcrmld reporter. Avery said "Why hasn't the press mentioned the budget being "I think reporting the accomplishment* of the commis­ held to six mills while effcciency has increased to the sion during this calendar yenr is "lacking in stating the public. fncts and nn obvious attempt to ridicule the efforts of "The head or the Florida State University govern­ dedicated individuals.” ment department has complimented the commission for "My concern,” Avery said. “ is not the lack of con­ its directive system and the reorganization of the road structive criticism as evidenced by the press but the ef­ department hns increased efficiency over 300 percent," fect it will have on qualified civic minded individuals Avery said. who may have contemplated seeking public office. Defend Berlin, GOP Accused CLEVELAND (UPI) - Democratic National Chairman Julia M. Bailey has accused some Repub­ licans of trying to ''divide and confuse" the nation fn the midit of the Berlin crisis in in irre­ sponsible effort to win votes. Confers With Adlai Ex Klan Chief All State TALLAHASSEE (UPD — For. mer Ku Klux Klan chieftain Bill Hendrix asked the S:ate Supreme Court today to cios* down Flo­ r i d a 's public schools and let (he people vote on whether they want to allow race-mixing. Hendrix, old Olds mar, filed (he writ of mandamus on his >wn. The court set no Immediate hear­ ing. He brought the suit against the State Cabinet which sita as (he Board of Education. He asked for a court order to the board clot­ tin g down the schools immediately. HemTrix, of Old am a r, filed the Constitution does not require any state to furnish a school *ystem, adding “it is more important to follow ths due process of law than it is to have schools.'' He said Florida's Constitution prohibits race - mixing In the schools and that it was not over­ turned by the U, S. Supreme •jL’ourt, desegregation ruling of 1934. The Florida Supreme Court, In • '.previous case, has ruled Flo­ rida's segregation provision was rendered unconstitutional by the federal decision. ••In all stales where the Inte­ gration of schools has caused con­ flict, not one single state has closed all of its schools, but have iftried to close those schools orde­ red integrated by the federal dis­ trict courts,'' Hendrix maintained He asked for an order closing alt free public schools, followed by a referendum vote of the citileai to "decide the type schools Florida cituens want." A number of schools In several Florida counties have voluntarily Integrated this year. Facts, Ridiculing Board NEW YORK iUPD—Argentine President Arturo Frondiit con­ ferred Sunday night with UN Am­ bassador Adlai Stevenson. Frandiri flew to New York Sunday to address the UN General Assem­ bly. He will meet with President Kennedy Tuesday. ‘Missile Milestone* 12 Held In Plot' To Kill Castro HAVANA (UPI) — Cuban police neiictl 12 men who Allegedly planned to ambush Premier Fidel Castro and as­ sassinate him with a muchinegun, bazooka and hand grenade ussault, the government announced Sunday. A statement by the minister of the interior charged the U. S. Central Intelligence Agency IC1A) hail employed the VANDENBERG AFH, Calif. (UI’D — "A significant milestone at a significant time in history" was the way the Air Force de­ scribed today the launching of an ocean-spanning 97-foot Titan mis­ sile from its protective under­ ground silo. Lundies With Mao TOKYO (UPI)—Retired British Field Marshal Earl Montgomery was the lunch guest of Chinese Communist leader Mao-Da Tung Sunday in the city of Wuhan, the New China news agency reported. "They had a friendly talk.” the agency said. men, Including Begundo Burgee, Ship Launched the former governor of La* Villas HAMBURG, Germany (UPI) Province under dictator Fulgrncio The world's largest cable laying ship was launched here Sunday for Batista. the American Telephone and TeleIt gave no hint how the alleged graph Co. The 17.000-ton, lib-foul plot was uncovered. Raids in three long ship was christened "The LONDON (LTI) — The Soviet provinces rounded up the men and Long Lines.” after the long line* Union disclosed Sunday night it brought in a haul of radio trans­ department of ATAT. mitters. code messages and an ar­ ha* extended its three • man senal containing huxooka*. ma- Plane Crash Kills 25 ‘‘troika" principle to the field of r hi nr gun* and rifles, the govern­ ANKARA, Turkey (UPI I Twenty-five persons, including one general disarmament ment said. Under operation “Sport City,” American, were killed .Saturday In Tass new* agency mad* the dsthe government raid, the nieti were the eratli of a Turkish airliner closure in a dispatch on a report to pile with their weapuna into near here. Bernard W. Haven* o( on Soviet-United Stale* disarma­ f car* hidden in a garage near Ilye. N. Y.. a Mobil Oil engineer ment talks it said Foreign Minis Sporting (lily and wait for (.'astro | stationed in Turkey, was the ter Andiei Gtomyko had turned to rid* by. American victim. over to the United Nation*. One of the cart would shoot out Tass said that in the course of and block the way ami then a Disposal Explodes SOUTH WILMINGTON, III negotiations between John J. Me“ " O '" * lommygun* and haxooka* was to rums speeding up (UPD—Jerry Touvelle, 5, wa* Cloy, President Kennedy * disarm­ killed amt hi* grandfather, David from behind and open fire. ament adviser, and Deputy For­ To finish the job, the govern­ Motta, .v>, injured when a gareign Minister Valerian Zorin, the ment said, the plotters planned to hage disposal unit exploded in t:* Soviet Union made the following station a conspirator arruns the Iwieoient of their home hrrr The i road in a station wagon. An ex­ cause o( the blad was undeter­ points; mined. —Genera! ami complete disarm­ pert in hand grenades, he was to ament ip 4 to 6 years with "strict W"w Castro's car to smithereens. No details of the other alleged international control." assassination plan* were disclosed. —No "effective control," no dis , Fingered as the matemiind and armament. a coordinator of anti-Ca«tro ac­ tivities in I-is Villa* Province wo* MOSCOW lUPI >—East German t.uis Tnrmella, 30, a Cuban who Communist ehiaf Waller Ulbrichl i* married to an American. A rush of break-ina hit the city ^ reived unannounced in Moscow in a tH hour period over the week today presumably for consulta­ police reported thia morning. tions on the latest developments Skeletons O f Two end. Thiee ut the break-ins, according in the Berlin crisis. to Chief Roy Williams were con­ Llbricht, who srrived at Mos­ BERLIN (UPI) — Armed com­ Fliers Identified munist police routed 200 more SOMERVILLE, N. J. (UPD . nected end according to Williams cow Airport with a big entourage, may got to Sochi on the Black East Berliners out of their homes Two men whose skeletons were were the work of (he «ame man. along the barricaded border wltb found in the wreckage of s small Early Saturday morning homes Sea, where Soviet Premier Nikita West Berlin yesterday. plane in a remote wooded area of Khrushchev was reported te he Previously they had cleared out the Sourland Mountains were iden­ at 810 Elm Ave., *14 Myrtle and ^stationing. . home* on Harter Strasse. tified today as two prominent 918 S. Flench ae well as a gaiags at 1002 8. French Ave. were en­ Even while the evictions were Guatemalan businessmen. 9 The East German Communist State police at the Somerville tered. boss probably will confer with in progress, a woman slipped Police said that $90 was taken Khrushchev on talks between Sec­ down a rope (ruin an East Btrhq barracks Identified the victim* a t retary of Stale Dean Rusk and border apartment. Communist po- Manfred Kpolowils, president of a from the Myrtle Av*. address. Police alao reported breakSoviet Foreign Minister Andrei lica tried to pull the rope up but large automotive firm, and J •he dropped into e waiting West Alfredo Tabusb, owner of a d* in* at Castle Brewer CL, numetini-i Gromyko in New York. pertinent ttore. both of Guate­ over the weekend *• well a* AnThey alto probably will divcuis Berlin fire ael deisou’s Do-Nul shop on Flench Meanwhile, U. b- Army yeeps mala City. the forthcoming air, land and sea Stats police said tbs men had Ava. force maneuvers of the Commu­ again have begun patrolling the Nothing s i s apparently taken nist Warsaw Pact powers, an- superhighway connecting Berlin disappeared six months ago while Rtpuuied today by Iht official So­ ! with Weal Germany across lid on a flight f.'t^i New York to from tbeee places, according to . Guatemala. WUItta* | milae at ewninunix territory. viet cate new* agency. 'Troika' Applied To Disarmament East German Boss In Moscow 200 More Evicted By East Berlin Six Break-Ins Over Weekend Reported Kennedy Tells World UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. said in Ida prepared addicts, Hnmmarakjold with s triumvirate. Ho announced that the United (UI’D —President Kennedy railed "while recognising the hiatorie .States shortly would present to on the United Notion* today to mid legitimate Interest* of others the General Assembly a detailed ill assuring European security.” conclude "a truce to terror" hut Urging other nations to Join this program for general and complete By LARRY VF.RM1EL warned that if nereseary the country in •‘dismantling tha na­ disarmament. Nobody asked me hut ere we Aa a start on disarmament, ho supposed to pat the County Cum- i Western puwei* aie ready to de­ tional capacity la wag* war," the mission on the bark fur doing the fend Berlin “by whatever means chief executive also offered spe­ railed for an immediate nuclear cific plan* (or using military pow­ test ban treaty among all nutlons. are forced upon them,” job they were elected to do J s e, • Kennedy, making hie first ap­ er to keep the p,-ure pending a Kennedy urged extension of the UN Charter to the rest of the uni­ Nobody asked me but, it migh. pearance before the UN (irneiul start on genuine disarmament. Kennedy recommended that all verse, thu* reserving outer epaco be wise for the lie-aid to print Assembly, said them was no need the entire welfare roll at least for a Berlin criais, but that the members of tha Unites! Nations for peaceful us* and prohibiting once a year so sap taxpayers can Western powers were calmly re­ earmark special “peace • Keeping weapon* of ma*a destruction in see where their taxes are going. solved to defend then''obligation* units" uf their armed force* for apace or on celestial bodies. • * • and ecceea to a free West Berlin. UN use against hrushftre wars. He warned of “smouldering coals Four Couniy Commissioners as "W# believe a peaceful agree­ The President mad* these points: uf war in 8outheait Asia,” partic­ He firmly rejected the Russian ularly in lows and South V letwell at the County engineer road ment i* possible which protects superintendent and clerk of tha freedom of West Herlln ami 'Troika” theory of replacing the Nani. The President rejected the the court met in a closest door Allied presence and access,” hs late UN Secretary General Dag Russian theory th a t theso are conference Friday afternoon. The “ wars of lib*ration.* commission refused to allow the He rejected aa utterly Impos­ press in. Vice Chairman James sible the idea of current differ­ P. Avery, when questioned by a ence* flaming Into major conflict, reporter after the meeting as in ■aying no matter how Inlenaa tha what went on, said “ bang, bang." current issues, "mankind muat put s e a an end to war or war will put an Speaking of bang, bang, mem­ end to mankind.” bers of the county survey team While it haa been accepted is killed a 31 inch coral snake .he Work i.w expected tu atari this week in constructing two Western council* for some tints other day. P. S. no pistol ws» that a more or lea* permanent used in the slaying. new aclnml* in south Seminole County. division of the Uermaniea w*a in­ • «• The county achool bonrtl, meeting in apeciul seaalun Fri­ evitable, thia wa* th* first time Poor President Kennedy must day afternoon, awarded a contract tu II. L. Coble Construc­ Kennedy had spelled out accept­ be running out of money . , . Only half of (he steps at the tion Company of Orlando for a new Hear Lake Elementary ance of a separate Soviet peacs Sanford Post Office were painted. School and junior high school near Cmwellrerry at a com- treaty with fleet Germany . • * e ' 1 " " ’ ^ him-d cost of $815 ,431 . Tl*e results of the Jaycees com­ f II n Ilf I The Junior high school plant, munity development study will be P o w e r s V lO rK ^ claaerooma, a made public later in the week. science laUuatoiy, a ehop and ad• s * ministiativa suite wilt coat $4H;i, Hear the smoke coming from 258. the Longwood Fire Dept, meet­ Th# other school, a 211-classroom ing* lately it so heavy it's fog­ elementary school a t Rear Lake WASHINGTON (U PI) - Elbert UNITED NATIONS, N Y. (IP I) ging the whole town . . . don't know what S u yet hut if past —Small power uplomat* were will include a enfeturium, library Miller Brooks, his wife and 8 yearrecord* are any indication, you working Unlay on s plan lo ap­ ami administrative suit* and cost old son boarded a Piedmont Air­ lines plane here Sunday (or a can bet the firemen are cooking point an interim administrator of I32H.173. The Coble bid was Ule lowest uf Bight lo Roanoke, Va. up something real good for the (lie United Nations lo replace the late Secretary General Dag llain- fuur submitted. There was no local Ten minutes after the plane took whole city, « • * mankjold. contractor in the bidding. Other off Iroiu National Airpurt Brooks Nego 1st ion* on a resolution combined bid* included (lu lter Co. was arrrstrd by the FBI the first Five Herald employes from l.ake Mary came in this morning which they planned lo submit to of Miami, ♦•sT.i.noo; H. J. High of under the new federal sky-piracy asking to borrow money tor some (lie General Assembly sometime Orlando, I *38,.*(10; and J. 11Illicit law. The FBI said Hu* plane's purser real good glasses . . . said they tins week went ahead despile the Sapp of Orlando, $ttlu,tnru. spent the weekend trying to find appearance of President Kennedy Completion date for the schools discovered an automatic pistol wrapped in a newspaper on th« all that road paving going on before the awembly. have been set for Aug. 1, 1!»52, The assembly would he avked seat near the 38-year-old Eagle out there amt developed serious lo name an intern administrator Rock, Va., man. eyestrain , . . • * • witli the tide of secretary general. The plane returned here. FBI I. sure would hr nice if Presi­ A single nominee led diplomats agents charged Brooks with vio­ dent Kennedy would stop sending In believe the person named to lation of the law nuking it a fedhis post office lint shots down (he interim post would find him­ rral crime to carry a concealed here with canned speeches #or self in a long term job. weapon on an airliner. Brooks, every post office dedication. who said he had the gun for pro­ LONDON (UPI) — The Soviet » • * Union lur proles ed us ' provoca­ tection. told agents he a n not Say. what about the Palms Cut In Cuban Aid tive" NATO maneuvers in Turkey aware uf the law. He was released Hotel? 1 thought it was gonna on the border of Russia and under a J2.V) bond. he renovated. The City Commis­ Fund Requested Bulgaria, Moscow Radio said losion will meet at 8 p. in. today WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Still Seized and we hope some positive ac­ Senate Appropriation* Cuiiiliiittr* day. Moscow Radio home service HI'SUN ELL (U PD —State dev. tion on this 'eve sore' wilt be ha* recommended a 50 per cent heard here said III* Soviet Union erag« agent> destroyed a listtaken. cut in the IJil million which Pied- made a verbal protest tn (he * • * gallon copper moonshine still near dent Kennedy a'ked to continue here Sunday and confiscated four The city of .Sanford was given aid to Cuban refugee*, moil of Turkish ambassador Saturday. The \ \TO ' Checkma #’* ma­ Jugs uf liquor. Tummy Ueen, uf an additional priority boost (or its them in Miami. neuvers included the l .S. Sixth the beverage department, said proposed sewage treatment plant. The progrum, begun U d fall, Tbr city went up three points in has I,ceil financed in far thmugh Fleet. British, Turkish and Greek Wilbur Johnson of Sumter Couniy forces, and t S. airborne troops. ha* been charged with puiiesa.on tha priority ratings. the Pieeulent's contingency fund. They began Sept. 12. of moonshine and moonshtmng Kennedy asked for • special ap­ "The very (act that such ma­ equipment. propriation under tha health, edu­ neuver* are being held by NATO W arsaw Powers cation and welfare department for states at the present moment Set Maneuvers another year. points to their provocative na­ Herald Index ture," the radio quoted th* Sovi­ MOSCOW (U PD —Land, air arfd Bridge . ... —........ Page 7 et pro.est. naval forces of Communist War­ Classified _ __ Pag* 8 * 9 saw Treaty power* will stage ex­ Boy Killed . Pag* 8 Comics ..... — ercise* tn October and November, CREST VIEW (UP!) — A 15- Esther Drifting Deer Abby _ _. Pag* 7 year-old Biloxi, Mias., boy, de­ BOSTON t UPD —Former IlurTas* reported todey. ____ Pag* 4 Editorial Th* official Soviet news agency scribed by state troopers a* a run­ in an* Lather, which l o o p e d Pag# 1 Eulartainniant .. Tai* said th* eserciaea will be away, wa* killed early today when around the Atlantic during the Pag* ! A 1 Legale ---- -held In Warsaw Treaty countries. struck by an automobile aa he weekend, la now 275 mile* south of Ponte . .... Page 7 It said th* object of the exercises •ispt alongside • road east of Nantuekat and drifting north­ Society ------ P a g e * was to “check the result* of this Freeport. He was identified as ward, th* Weather Ruitau report­ ed today. Sporte AKara StocksUiL year’s training." W ork On South Seminole Schools Set This W eek First Sky-Piracy Suspect Arrested For Dag Successor Reds Call NATO Games Provoking • i 0 �' 1 •4 tip* M i r ) trralft Pcjre 2—Mon. Sept. 25, 1981 Ur. W. C. Buie Jr.. SO, 41*4 at hie home, S7M 8. PreReh Are., Saturday night following a abort • 2 * • • 2 Z > •» * B e n Mirth 4, i m In Artlagton. M all. Be had livid l i Sanford far the peat 91 yetri. He waa a member ef the Firet Baptiit Chart* sad a Mistime member a f toe Bias Tree Maaanie Ledge 119 ef Me uwamklag, Me. A retired carpenter, be wee balllf at lam let!a County Court Houee far a number of yean. 2 Survivor* are bia wife. Mr*. * Fannie Cunningham ef Sanford; <a three daughter*, Mn. Blaaafca m Malmborg ef Sanford, Mr*. Philip 2 Trued ef Germany aad Mr*. Jeha 2 Rader ef Sanford and four grand- Funeral Memo with Dr. W. P. Brook* Jr. affiefotlng. Burial will be in Oak Lawn Memorial Park *Mb p n i d h aarrlaea tn chargt t t am laniard Maaealc Ledge. HERE IB the exciting new J te p wagon now on diaplay a t Cordell's Repair Company on Second St. Tho Jeep universal ia a rugged four-wheel drive workhorse designed to make trails whern non* existed. (Herald Photo) An MNM Oft regueoted to meet at the Ledpe H*U at i s f. m. Courthouse Records Beni Battle Trantacttona . From Mid-Fla. inveiiment Co. to Richard K. Horton aod Anne K. K. Horton, HUM . Maetorbuildert Corp. to Billy B. Byaa and Shirley C. Ryan, *13,400. • j m c- Z .. • T . u a a * a t t h ta t y s a ar* hereby n o t if i e s one require* to greeant ear Slatma an< demand* erklik y e a . a r . l i h e r of you, may h a t * a g a l a a t t h a oaiata a f Alfred A. MoQusen, deceased. la ta a f eal4 County, la Ida County J u d s o af • e tn ln e la County. Florida, ot bio a f t U a ia tha eourl houaa a f *ald C ounty a t non ford, florid*, within • l a s t calenda r month* from the lim a af I k . firet publication ef tkto notice. Kaek claim a r demand shaU bo to writing, t o d shall atat* t h o place o f residence and pact a f . flea adOrtea a f I k s elalmant, and sh a ll bo ( w o rn lo bp tk* claimh is sgont, a r atlornsy, and a n y suck alalm a r demand not so Iliad shall bo void. I ftlona K. euthorlanii AS o iooutor af Ik* Lost Will a nd T s a ls m s a t a f Alfrod A. McQueen, dscoaiod A. W. Waco, A U a r a e f W ooScuff-Pocklna g l d f . i a n f e r d , Florida Puhllah Su l 11, t l , Otl. I, S j » _T— c w c t i T C W R T n r *!_"_*** w m i u b c i N r i i r n u n u TM* ^ ; 2 ? £ S .* T 1 *»d FA TK ICIA K. MILLKK, hla wlf*. ___ _____ Dsfondant*. x a r ic n e r s t n r ix ________eortw aue r m c u • . a a • • Z <* ntrrirn tsoxn ricrmote v a n * rrv rirts TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Notice le hereby gleen (hat the u n d tr e lg n e d . o ure uent t.« l h . - r i r . tltlo u a Name aiatule,'* Chapte r Stl.SS, Florida klalule, will r*gIste r w ith the Clerk of tha Clrnult Court, In and for demlnnl# c ounty, f l o r liU , upon receipt of proof of I k . publication of thle notice, tho flctlllnuo nemo, t.i-wlt: IIULLiailOltU gfK K D WAdll un d e r which we a re e n s a a e d In b u i tn e i a a t US* W n l l l t k Street. Sanford, Florida, T h a t the pa rty lnlareetad In eald hualnoaa onterprli* la ao fnllowa: FANNIK HKHMCK DAVID KKitIICX l«*t Metcalf Hulldln* Orlando. F l o r i d . A tto rn ey a t Law I'ubllah: Sept. n . I t , I I , Oct. I or • 2 o Legal Notice the ; , h , tu rn » o w * a t aaviN os rank. riaiaiiff, TO; ROBERT J. MILLCn Hospital WilaUia Mutual Horn No. Two to Raymood M. Millar Sr. and Patricia L. Millar, 913,009, Marring* AiflkaltoM Harmon Ball, Orlando nod Alice Idall Maine, Orlande Traffic VlotoUane by JiveaUea Land, Monroe Ronald — aga iS year*. Violation of reatricted li­ cense; jsprlm ended by Court and license suspended for 10 days. Johnson, Robt. Edward, ege IS ; t t r i — Reckleis driving im! esoetding speed limit; reprimand­ ed by Court and license suspend­ ed for M days. McGrath, Robt. Anthony, ego 14 years—Failure to give turn aignal thereby causing an accident; re­ primanded by Court and Hernia suspended 39 days. Awaggerty, Stephan Brantley, age II years — reckless driving No driven licinte; Reprimanded by court and advised le obtain license. Sloan, Norman E., age 1« years —Failure to have vehicle under control; Reprimanded by Coart and case ^ilsrnltsed. Gray, Richard Howard, age IS yaars — Driving without a driv­ er’s license; Reprimanded by ita i Notes SEPTEMBER M Admitelana Elisabeth Mihcll, Oviedo; William Hartman, DaBary; Ganavlav* Grinncli, Lake M*ry; Jtannie Eldridge, Evelyn Britton, Doris Strug Jr., Sanford Births Mr. and Mra. Willard Etdridge. Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mr*. Walter Britton, Sanford, m boy Mr. and Mra, Thomas Mikell, San­ ford, e girl Dismissals Sandra Tbompion, Winter Park; Helen Strlpp, DeBsry; Blanche' Pag*, DaBary; Croaby Hiyei, Daytona Beach; Loyco Adams, Longwood: Shirley Huntar, Lake Mary; Lena Burns, Comslla Deane, Charlotte Huckabone, Mrs. James Kslrley'snd baby, John Enloe, Virginia Freeman, Nora Hoilingsworth and Patricia Prather, Sanford Avenue. K.nk Publl.h; kept. is. SI. IK.L |. I. | | l l Plaintiff. LCNU J. IdCdERVK, hi* wlf*. _____ __ D e f s n S in u NOTICE OF l i l t IW NORTH MlH FURRS | 0*1 HR T O; f t l i a S H T R. MKdMKVK Mestdonro Unknown ARLKXK J. MKSUnVH Raaidonea Uaknown T s u a r . hereby aollfied t h a t a C om pla int ta foroeloe* a certain m o r ta a g o ancum horing the rollowIng d e K rlh ed r o l l propart), to.w it: Lot ». n i n th “A", COUNTKT CLUB MANOR. BEIT NO> t. Onordijig to |h* plat thoroof a s record** la Plat Rook l i , Pag* l l , Pukiio Raoords af ■•mlaoi* C ouat), Flor.da, ba a bati) filed a s . t a a t you In th* a k uv*.«tyU 4 anil, a ad you or* r e ­ quired l a t * r t o o copy of poor Anew or or Pleading ta t l . Cootp l s i a t on p l a l n t t r r a m i n t ) ■, Andoreoa, Rwek. W ord * D*on. l : i K ait Central Avenue. Ortendo, F lo rid a, a a d M e m e origin al Aaewor o r P le ading In tbo atftce or tho C lerk o f Iho Circuit C->urt oo or befuie the s l r d day of OvioLar, 1**1. If y o u fa ll t* do to, a d e ­ er** pro e sn fete n will be l a k t a again*! you f e r th* relief demand* *4 Ik th# C o m p la in s . T h is None* ekall be p u blliled oau* a w e e k fo r fuur cnneaeuitt* week* In lh* Baaford Herald. WtTXKJi* mv band and afflutol •eel of office o t donilnnl* l.'nuntr, Florida, llna H o t day of Soplom- bar. m u (IEAL) A r t h u r H. Bookwllh, J r . Clerk a f C ircuit Court A Ry M a r t h a T. Vihleu Deyuty Clerk gueilah; EoyL M, Oet t *. II. IS*! j Tan Can Devalep FUm Ham Center SKcesO — Western Cornfed P O R K Loin Roast., is- 49 Center Cut Pork Chops - 69 First Cut Pork Chops . . . 39 Young Tender Beef Liver 39* Only ONCE here it dee* BIGHT — Wilnom WIEBOLDY C lM r a S k « f III B- Park Seafood, Fla. VELDA Clear brooa BUTTER COTTAGE 1 - Lb. Quarters RBrsenollsmi; mmm Red Film K c i i a t t k U. MpouMIng DANIEL W. EL’RNIIAU and BAR BARA A. KUHNHAM. hie wife, cud J* 2 J E R7’ " «ki*KHVB a .,j AR- Scisnthti have found that noma plant species literally poison their neighbors — and eometlmea one another. Great for Grilling Baking, Broiling, Frying LIBBY’S CANNED MEATS h Chopped Beef Spaghetti FINANCE A ttern s y fur P U I u tlr r kekfurd A llantlr Notional U lda , Sanford. F lo rid a Vi. Tho PrtabytsrUn Man's Club will have their guest, Km Wecktr of Winter Park, at their dinner mailing at 7 p. m. Tuesday In tha Educational Building of tho church. Wackar will speak on “A Faith for Saturday, Too.” Las Ginks! president of tha Winter Park Rotary Club will alio bo n guest. MON. tbru WEDS. wfot'i mom. Orlando. I * T H I CIRC UIT COI RT OF T HE NINTH J L D I t U I . f u n i t IV AND FOR SHBlnOLR t ' O t V T t . FLORIDA CHANCRE V HE. T H E BOSTON FIVE CENTS KAYINOO BANK. Presbyterian M en To Meet Tuesday for everything on your list! *'»**• Word A Don. 113 C e ntra l Born Jnne 22. 1911 in Inv*rne»«, ha had lived in Sanford for the gait 23 year* and wee employed by Winn-Dixie Stereo at Market Manager. Sum tor* are fcla wife. Mr*. Lu­ cille Buia of Sanford; hie mother, Mrs. W. B. Crenshaw ef lnveraeat; hla father, W. C. Buie Br. ef Inremett; two sisters, Mrt. C. M. Hoffman and Mra. J. P. Robert*, both e f Leetburg; four brother*, H. L. Buie of Eattman, Oa.. M. A. ■ Ia V* City, J. W. Bute ef S ta to n . Ttx. and B. B. Bole ef New Orlaant, La. Funeral invitee were Kbedultd for 3 p. m, today at Bri_»n Fun­ eral Rom* with Dr. W. P. Brook* Jr. officiating. Burial waa te be in Evergreen Cemetery. Active Pallbearer* named were David Karla, A. B. Renton, W. A. Adam*, Layman Goodman, R. W. Cattube aad L. B. Sapp. WE HAVE MONEY Farmer. Roy Wayne, age 19 yaars — Driving without a license and without permission of owner of vehicle: Reprimanded by Court and ralaated to paraote who bad already started their own punish­ ment which Court felt was severe enough. Mathisux, Jeannette Etienne, ags 13 years — Driving without a license and involved in an acci­ dent; Warned by Court. Had ob­ tained license prior to appearance in court. Arthur, Daniel Lee, age 14 years — Driving without e license R ssld apio Vakaow a PATRICIA N, MILLKK Rsaldsnoo Unknown T en a r a hereby notified th at a C om pla int t a forecloee a cortaln m o r tg a g e encum bering tho follow, t o g dooorlbod property, to.w tt: 4. Kloob "A”, TANQI.R. WOOD 1KCTION THKEB RKPLAT. Somlnola County, Florida, accordin g ta SAW Bl*t th o rso f rauorded la Plat > *«h II, png*a IS and SO. of t h a Public Record* nf hemlaota County, Florida, h a g b ss a filed a g a in s t you in iho t l o v a - s t r U d cult, aad * • • ar* rsS u lr t* t a l a r v a a copy o t your A n i w e r or P l s a d l a g t* tho Cuma l a l a t an PUIntlff-e oMomcyr, An«st S pecials illnea*. .... wHi44t | Legal Notice THR1FTW AY IV T H S m i l l IT I O I R T o r THN x iv tm j i m t iti, i mt iir or AVII r u n SKHIVUI.H l i l t v r t . M.URIOA t i t s v r i c N v vo. i i i m Su f f o l k f i i a n k i . i .v sv v im ik HANK, P l s t a tl t f vo. WILLIAM H PATTON t n d JKANNBTTK M. PATTON, hlc wife. Iicfomloutc. v trrii a a r at it IV MUNTUALN r ilMklt I l i s t HM TO; WILLIAM If. PATTON no.itlo m * U nknow n JKANNKTTK M. PO TION Hooldcnco U nknow n Tuu era h e f th y n u l lf l i d t h a t o t'u m p la ln l in f.irccluoc ■ . . rto ln uiurtKopo *ni.uiiiborlnd III* folluwItil il. i c r l ti . 'l reel property, to-wll; l.»f 1 In Blutk ” 11' of f i l l NT R T CLUB U A N u n . UNIT *, Hcmtnnto f o u n l y , S'lnrldo, t a l u r i l l n t t» tilot H t.r.tif r*. cnrtloil In l-lot Hook II, p . t c I . and of tho Publla H«. itrils of acinltolc f « Ju ly . Florida, li*. been f l tc j a i a l n . t > - u In lh* a k o ra -ity lc il l u ll, and you t i e to* s u i t e . I tn **rTO w copy nf > our A o .w e r ur l-lw. 11at w t , tlio t.hunb liin t un l - u l i i l t f r . aMoruny*. An* iliri.ui, H n .h W ord a I n c h I I I Matt Contra I A w niir. lirlandn. Flnrldo, and Mo tuo u r la lh o l Ao<wer ..r Pl*."llu* In tlio nfflro of lh* C l i r l ; nf th* C ircuit Court on or hof»r* tho 31rd du> of t>vtot»»r, 1**1. If y.iu fall to do *o, o d*rr** pro <'onft«co will h* tak*n a g a lu a t urn for the relief d e ­ manded In t l * Cmnplalul. T l l i n n o t h * .h a ll h* puhlUhr.l on.* a w .* k fi.r f nir . i m t . j l l t * w**k- In tn* PANFlMtD HBR.VLf*. W ITNllau no h i n t a n d offteU t • t . l «>f uffth* a* Hatiilnnl* County, Flotlit. thlo I l . l day of d*pltluI.*?. l*ui. IdtUU Vrthur If R* kwfth. Jr. • t'lo rk of C l r iu l t C ourt U> J U r . l u T. Vlhlflu Dopuiy Clerk Puhllub: S*PI. Si. SKI. J, t. It. l i t ! Ths Men's Club of th* Church ur ths Nativity at Lake Mary will sponsor a film on communism Wednesday at 7 p. m. at the Lsks Mary Chamber building. Th* masting la op*n to Die public. CLAYTON K. BAGWELL dig North Orange Sheet*...................Tel. CArden 4-3909 401 Worn Central Avenue............. . .-.Tel. GArden 3-9493 1143 l e w C o len ie l Drive.............................. ;.T e J. G A r d e n 5-3941 O t o s i s u n . SsHy » .|, W sdM dsy I fatasfcy 9-11 ^fo rm erly Adm iral flwwwcs Corgorofiea 3 rolls 29c Red Bird Vienna Sausage 4 oz. tin 10c Folgars 6 Oz. Energy Detergent 22 oz. pkg. 39c FRESH PRODUCE A Community of Homes Built with Pride1 3 & 4 BEDROOM S KITCHENS l-P / 2 & 2 BA T H S Prices Start al 511,900 with l e * Dowb Payment and No Closing Cost FROZEN FOODS 4 Fisherm an V. A. FINANCING: also FHA-1NSERVICE. CONVENTION AI* Shosumaksh Sale Mon. - Wed. Quantity Righto Reserved FI1A FINANCING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. ( I Cuatoas Building a Specialty . . «- «, , 11 \ \ . 23th ST. .NOT RLNUONSIHLE 1 will aot be reepunelbla (or any debt incurred by anjim* other than m j.elf. Northern Tissue Otoe Newt: M y t-J, Friday M, C M Ssfwdsy •--------------------------------- -— — tsw e e General Office FA 2-3103 Salea Office FA 2-74R5 DIRECTIONS TO RAVENNA i Turn W. Oh U lk St. Follow Country Club Rd. Watch Signs Bedroom j 50 FREE (iilt-Edge Stamps A B a th •• Service Includes Everything T H R IF T W A Y 25th & Park I With thia t outrun and •1 |1 or Mora food Orderf tUpiroa 8*pf. 27 �Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru September 27 FLA. GRADE " A " or GOVT. INSPECTED WHOLE I DON REYNOLDS, Sunlnule High School biology teacher demonstrates the line of the new overhead projector in one of the laboratories. Parents were given their child's schedule card and attended each of his classes for 10 minutes, during Parent-Teacher night, Thursday. (Herald Photo) SHS Parents Go Back To School The Seminole High School audi­ torium was well-filled last Thurs­ day with 250 parents of SHS stu­ dents who came to meet their chil­ dren's teachers and school person­ nel and progress through a brief duplication of their child’s school schedule. Principal Andrew Bracken in0 troduced school personnel and parents then proceeded to ten minute classes, with their sched­ ule cards in hind. \ Parents who were in charge of giving out (he ichedule cards and maps at the door were Mrs. J. E. Terwilligcr for the seniors Mrs. Fred Williams for the junio'rs, Mrs. O. A. Barks for the sophomores and Mrs, Michael ® Coa lo for the freshmen. In (he classrooms the teachers called the roll for each period and briefly outlined what material is taught in each clasa, including the use of library, audio-visual aids, supplementary reading and field trips. They explained homework, pro- Jccts, term paper*, oral report, and testing. Abo the textbook*, workbook*, magazines and paper* used (or basic instruction were shown. Bracken encouraged parents to send in a written excuse for ab­ sences within three days and Mrs. Lucile Fester, lunchroom superin­ tendent,Explained the lunch pro­ gram thi. year and asked that parents call her concerning any criticisms that students may have of the food. KE1N FORCED CONCRETE FALLOUT SHELTERS Approved by Ctr it ISrfens* There’* nothing quit* so down-right delicious a s golden, crispy southern fried chicken. S«rv* your family sam* today and watch th* look of real eatiefodion 01 llt«y bit* into that plum p, tender m eat |u it bursting out of tha golden brown tkin. • Bonded — Fit A Financing • Free Estimate* HERSHEL BROCK CALL COLLECT — CH 1-3885 o r CA 3-2879 P ic n ic s 3 “* BREAKFAST (Cook Quicker Tkon logon) Coming Friday, Sept. 291h Speaks At Lyman Watch for our Special I’re-Showing! Peter Ei Wright, electronics technician working on the Mer­ cury project at Cape Canaveral, was guest speaker last Wednes­ day night at a meeting of the Lyman High Missile Club. First scientific weather bureau | in the U. S. was founded in 187® 1 by Prof. Kilns Loomis of Western 1 Jteservo University. DRISCOLL FROZEN STRAW INCORPORATED £ QUARTERS STOK ELY'S INSTANT COFFtl maxwell house CAMPBELL'S FROZEN SOUPS potato soup 2 green pea soup 2 clam chowder vegetable beef oyster stew shrimp soup <• to <om 4 9 * CRACKIN' GOOD DIXIE 10-oi. Can, 4 9 * to o«. Coo 3 5 * to-*.. c«, 3 5 * RUSSET All Purpos* For Baking, Boiling, Frying t o - co«39* IO-«t. Can 3 9 * FRESH GOLDEN RIPE Your school-age youngsters need plenty of good light for muling, writing and lessons. They deserve plenty of light that’s |Larries* and free from shadow*. Thtir eyti art 1X4 tuabtsl muons.' EYES ARE PRICELESS. . . GOOD LIGHT IS CHEAPI Ample, glare-free light not only protects them from eyestrain, it reduces fatigue and aid* concentration. Good study habits and batter school grade* follow when light is right fur homework. tolane* or corttuw tight114 u mmul **</ gUmonui. For }ight*r, brighter living, make sure your entire home i* provided with the com et quantity and quality of light. STOCK UP ON LIGHT BULBS... HAVE "SPARES” ALWAYS HANDY wMazC 'lameless Golden-ripe goodness , . . perfect for snack*, cereal, or munching Ripened to perfection under ideal condition* to assure you of sweet, smooth, mellow flavor. How long ho* if been since you served your family an old fash­ ioned banana pudding? �1 _ *r v y p*v»f . Report From Europe ersi j ^yjr Conflict, Prosperity Contrast U d fV iy M lA tta tk N ilfM B C draws to tko fact that • MbaUstia] number of school the eouotry ara f ir ftrota filled. Om m offklal mtimato pots tha total of "under. oUUzad" U. 8. cU mtoohm at 40,000. Bat this la eon. ■Uand a very rough gueas. Neither the United Sutra Office of Education nor any other education agency hoe undertaken aorveya o s thla point The problem, not yet rated aa o f major proportion!, breaks farts at least two principal ports: One aspect is the steady movement of people from towaa Mid rural areas to the bigger cities. Half of tha *? nation’! 9.000 counties loot population in the 10S04Q soon. In I t states, spotted all around the U. 8. map, two tabrdo of the counties suffered looses. These outward population shifts have stripped many-schools of their enrollment potential. Some of i f these schools are being sustained by coetly transports, tkm arrangements that bring pupils considerable die* W' Every year tbs advancing school consolidation pro** grams In many states wipe out droves of the smaller •y schools. Yet thousands still con y on, with attendance at l T soma dawr * 6 or 8 pupils as against perhaps 90 or 40 a doeado Ik. <.^ rH tlf empty school* are, however, also a d ty prob. T fern. The old and often crumbling residential cores of Mg and oven moderate size cities show population losses. ■ Hina of our IS largest cities recorded net declines in the 1MO-IM6 period. Meanwhile, in that same decade, the uninterrupted flight to the suburbs boosted some outlying populations 90 per cent or mete. Many social and economic factors contribute to the ■peed and force o f this flig h t Urban deterioration drives out many. eopseUUy tha young, newly developing fami­ lies with lota of children. As they go, the age level of tha d ty area rises. Half<cmpty schoola have been common in some cities for many years. Other forces at work, rnonlng of sectors for com. tnercial use, the sloshing through of broad expressways,. 3 tha raising of taxes, the incoming or departure of job* ” ‘ giving factories. Obviously, many of these factors could not have ■ been fully anticipated. Furthermore, eome of the under* used d ty schools era ancient enough to be torn down r, anyway. But there a n also ootid reports of empty seats In relatively new schools, some tn suburban zones. Mere mlsjudgment, lack o f forealght, planning not dovetailed with brooder community growth, all seem suggested. ,... As we enter a future promising an immense volume .... of new school construction, we can ill afford this kind ~ of error and the waste it brings. Letters To The Editor Deer Editor Picas. occ.pt my oppr.ciation and thank, for running tha long latUr I wrote concerning what 1 conaldartd unfair treatment of man In public office—our Comalaalonera In particular. Aa long aa our Commaalonara behave properly and work for the beet Intercata of the county, they deearve our re■pact. They too have an obligation when they accept public office. Our country*, aucceea hue been built upon tho reelaUnce of free, dom-luvlng people to abuse. There’* a lot of comment con* earning my reaune for an Inter-rt In government. 1 lived in WashIngtun, D. C. for many yaara and never voted In iny lift until 1 came tu Florida becau*. Waahlngton had no vole for Ita cltlisiil. llaybe that ia why I realla* that voting la a great privilege. It li only a priv­ ilege, however, if you keep your■elf Informed and vote Intelligent­ ly- 1 am not connertad with any group or with any atlf-aaeklng In­ dividual!. 1 apeak for ao one but myeeliI Any word* 1 have written arc My own, and no ana put any thought In my mind reeking to uao me. I only want to lira In a cleanthinking honeat community among claao-Ukinking honeat paoplt. 1 am finding out now that thera ara many good clUiens who feel Juit aa I do. 1 heartily endorse cltisena aaaoflat lone, for 1 feel that la one way to etay alert and It la a good place tor you to help make your com­ munity a better place In which to live. Do your parti Florence llarrUa By the time a baby D two yean old, be win be able to form two-word sentences. From three to ilx. he'll be able to odd tamo 500 worda a year In bit vocabulUry. OUR BOARDING HOUSE WELL, .‘eti/GlR — Si DOED GOT OUT TO“ H it Ltmc-PKOBIU* the Mine.' JOLD MINB IN COLORADO; CNANCtS exhausted j OTit FftvAJARe r o e ARE, ALL DIGGING ONfe J *!iO — MENEtOCO fHfc kgney to «st bac<-to SOUL L 6LT DAV, AN' vlMEN H*i / G uroprr , CAM&TO.SOMf JV II C A G O /H M -A V * — ISALAMt oLEAMINC. GOLD LAY (501-0 S E L L I N G a t 9ACXf ALONGSIDE HIS MAT ’ * 3 5 A N OUNC E ‘ IT WAS Hli> GOLD n PWOTt&OTH* i " P ? .™ Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic CASE K-40T; Laura L , tie d IT, ii on unwed eapectanl mother. "Dr. Crane," ahe begged, “what can I dot" "My father it a drunkard and my mother teolds all Uw lime to a y homo Ufa It lorriblo. "Aod at toon at they find out about me, life will not be wjrlh living for my father will beat ine and mother will never atop nigglng. "I tnought thla boy waa won­ derful and it waa ao nice to have aomebody who aeemed to care for mo lor myaelf. "So I gave in to him. But now that he knuwa we a n to have a baby, ho hat run off and left me. "What can 1 do and where can I turn for h o lp r MYOPIC GIRLS Ulrla who live In very unhappy humet, with drunken or brawling pa*cnti, often fall into the very tame trap with Laura. They flguro they will NEVER duplicate that unhappy home life when (hey grow up. No, they will NEVER let their children grow up In auch a meny environment. Then they get »o thrilled by tha fact aome boy kliiea them and poura out fervent proteati Into their can, that they park their braina, letting emotion have full away. Soon they find they era preg­ nant and often go back to their brawling parent! whore their new baby cauaea avaa more feuding and quarrels. So will you girla PLEASE get WE hop to tho facta of life! If you com* from o broktn or brawling typo of homo, for heaven'a aakei uao your head when you have a date. For you muat be doubly on guardI Don't let your excesalve hunger for affection make you handicap your baby'a future. Resolve that you will fight your way up out of your nteaiy home surrounding* by graduating from high school. Then take a year of college, preferably Buslneai College, ao you can get a good Job. If boys aik you for a date, play tha (laid and don’t permit your■clf to get Into a compremia lug situation. For you are like the chronic al­ coholic who finally joint Alcohol­ ics Anonymoui (A.A.). Such for­ mer drunks know that just one drink will let them off again on a drunken spree. They aay they are "allergic” to liquor. Well, you kids from un­ happy homes ara also "allergic” lo kliiea, ao beware! For you go overboard whereas teen-agers from happy homes have more perspective and thus are more Inclined to use their brains. FOREWARNED Instead of profiting from broken homci, divorced parents and drunken, brutal fathers, you kids of such a background are more likely to go right back into that very iame type of bomelif* when you grow up! Instead of being forewarned, you let your exceaiive hunger for love becloud your good sense. Knowing that you art thus more vulnerable to kliiea, then you must be doubly on guard and not follow In Laura's tragic footsteps. if ■ girl like Laura finally needs outside help, ahe should consult her clergyman and physician at once. The Salvation Army and other agendea also operate hornet for unwed molheri, where the baby can be born. Send for my booklet “Sex Prob­ lems of Young People," encloiing • stamped return envelope, plus 20 cents. (EDITOR'S NOTE: Thla ia tha the edge ef Paris which look like that om e f the M gs had bcej •eeoad of a atrlei of articles by Miami, as far s i architecture la located ia England. No trace 9 f Mr. aod Mra. E. U. Haskell who the ether two. Of course, the beg I sent toola Franae, as ia England, it PARIS -M Fraaoe presents a (lined both of my rain, since I would appear that one af tha •tra ils picture ef conflict and tmslaetff* would bo auto have a bualMt* meeting the day prueperlty. Last week, far iaschools. The mw super-highway* after tomorrow I was getting ataace, 13 boaba were exploded ara Has, but wen already over­ moot conscious of my aporta jscone night In Parts by rightist hat and two pair of slacks. The groups pretesting Uw country’! loaded with outomebUee a t Urn Hotel here told me the best I Fraach took their m a u l Augtirt North African policy. At Uw aama could do wae aeod them o lt to be time, Uw number of ca n carry­ Tsettioa. ^ # (Jviig is much mere expensive returned in om week. ing their owners on vacatloea 11 m Faria Chamber of Com? than it was in INI. A fire-room made French highways a apartment costs *15,000 plus marcs, which waa an after, haute. rescue. . Thera has bats a great daal ef monthly per moots, ef service, thought, cam* le the talk about a new military revolt. lights, bent, u r n and water. They have an organisation called The Uih ef August was once be­ Thla would be Ora very small Paris HoeUatai. ! called on one lieved to be Uw date aoloctod. U rooms by American standard* of the young ladiee. She got on patted without trouble, but there and would not be In the better tha phone and found me t clean­ er who would do the Job by to. is e body of opinion that the ra- grate of town. Tho laim ra fiat they have morrow evening. Until then, r m volt la atm "la the work*" and tbit thla Unto it will taka place tn been left out of lb# picture i* cogfeia which rather limits eat­ v far as reerwwir advsee* is con- ing places. both Franco and North Africa. When wo finished visiting v t acoraod. They foil too much of In talking I* a proaponue m u m u , ha said he dida't take tho money paid by the concumcr tloaal monument the ether day. any atoek la the reports as the of feed goes to middleman and w* returned to eur car to find people w en too fal end pros­ not to the producer. Earlier this it and n number of others park­ perous to make tho effort. A ve­ summer there were quite wide­ ed in by two tourist buses which teran newspaper man Colt, though, spread disorders in rural Prunes blocked our exit. It looked aa if we might be there was aome basis to tha re­ protesting this situation. Appar­ ported plana. ently, they made their point as there for a long etny until tome Thla same correspondent aald the legislative assembly is to of our French neighbor/ returned he fait It quite possible that there moot In two weeks to study Urn lo find thcmaclvci also blocked. would bo shooting la Berlin oa the problem. Om of the tourists mounted th<B Although France, particularly but behind our car to find itr East and West forces face each other with arma ready, lie felt, Paris, ia much more expensive battery wouldn’t turn over the cnhowever, this would not lead to than It waa a Mw yarn ago, it glM. aa all-out war as the entire world •Ull rales as a quite good buy. He called n friend who started standi in auch dried of an atomic Our party of four has just re­ the other bus, backed it around conflict. Ilia feeling was that all turned from Province when It and started the firit bus with . the nations would rush In to atop coat ua |« a day for bed, break­ • push. When last seen the two any local conflict ia Berlin and fast and dinner. The dlnncra were buses were parked in the middle that it would not sproad. so large that we had picnics at of the road and the blocked driv­ People with whom we have noon to protect our atomacbe. ers were on their way. talked feel Do Gaulle still has the Good advice for any foreign In Trance, even more thsrv backing of the majority of the traveler it never let go ef your England, it is a good Idea t™ French people. They feel he can baggage. •void August as a travel month count on the loyalty of Uw mili­ The four in our party had too if one has a choice. Paris is tary forcce if he should call upon mueh to say graca over in eur swarming with tourists who can't them for action against an enemy. small car. We shipped it from find rooms. The country is What the army la against is what England to Paris. It w u to be swarming with French on vacsit conitdcra "relreatt," aa In hero In four days. Tbit w it throe Rons, which makes it more dif­ North Africa. weeks ago. Today we were told ficult for traveling Americans. As for the bombings In Paris, they have caused little damage. Last week the 13 explosions shat­ R E G IS T R A T IO N N O T IC E tered a few windowa. No on* wae Injured. In themiclvee they ire The Registration Books of the City of Sanford, Florida, not important except to show that open at tha City Hall, commencing Monday, September part of French opinion is against 18, 1961, for the purpose of registering for the Muni­ giving up North African posses­ cipal Central Election to be held on November 7, 1961, sions. and will remain open up to and including Friday, Octo­ The prosperity of the country, ber 27, 1961. aa compared to two years ago, la astonishing. Piaeas which arc romantic, quite little towns, are H. N. Tamm, Jr. now ringed with new homes and City Registration Officer apartments. There arc areas on HOLD COSTS ----- »**••* rw i ok. DOW N tE V R E - “We insist on value...that’s w hy we’re p avin g a ll our streets w ith soil-cem ontl” . . . Say* &mfarh Page 4 C o unty Sanford, Florida EJUnr CSCLLU M U M Soeltiy Editor Monday, September 29, 1961 - u iai.a wr, a ditom a r c a u a a o * w vblt .v j . ccim ivo n u a a v o lto li .vw A4«*nl*t«a Dlrtaur cireulatlaa Haaaaar w aaaiB rr jo n sio s ClssstflsS It an■!, r I'SKO WBLL* JAXUB l . I l l u a k U u tsk u sial Seat. Bualataa Maaaair aiaacoirrioa a a i a i u *aa# OrUtary By Mall • C a rrie r etllN rale la Malania Laaaty All OUa* . UV»a* iiu i W * a Taar SUM a Tear • Week A Maalha art IM A Maalba BIB S Maalka a Maalha I.M aJW a Haaua M l a Maalha 1 Maaib i .m i.aa l Maatb i.S* | Maaih Maqalaileaa aravMra that all M il Aiaeay, aa* d ib h M ii yahllahne r lands lUIOTf MACNIK, President, The H ackle Co., Inc. “Son-cement is our choice of pavement for the many miles of streets paved each year by The Macklc Company at Port Charlotte, Port Mala­ bar, Port St. Lucie and other General Development Corporation comsnunities in Florida. "Soil-cement is economical lo install, which means savings and value fur our customers. In addition, many blocks o f soil-cement streets can be completed in a single day. This ia a vital factor to ua in mnlntaintpg land development and construction schedules and in holding down paving coate. "Just aa important, these i tree Is assure low maintenance coats. They stay solid and don’t pothole or wash out at the edge*. This means con­ tinuing economy for the community and for the property owners." to n WATU Taxpayers esp ecia lly like soil-cem ent. M oat o f the m aterials coat nothing. The main ingredient is aoil at the site—or old broken-up black­ top or gravel. Mixed with Portland cement and water, rolled and topped with bituminous coaling-the pavement's finished. Soil-cement can save tax money where you live, too! Soil-cement grows stronger year after year. It's the strongest pavement short of concrete. m o d e r n PO R TLA N D CRMRNT A S S O C IA TIO N 1612 la st Colonial Drive, Orlande, Florida A xaLenat organ Lmlton to impnuo utd tx t n j tSf utm V jrw tfs s . < % soil-cement �H r* Seminoles Gain 2nd Straight 0 Ih ftti 9*m i Mon. Sept. 25, 1961—Pag* 5 Weekend Sports Sanford defeated E yew ater 7 |right* and the score rtad Semi­ the delight of a large, cheering te 0 Friday sight la the Tangerine nolea T, Edgewatcr 0. Seminole crowd. Bowl la Orlando. The game w ail With time {tinning out. EdgeThe Seminoles played without wen matched and atubbornly play- water again took to the air — only the servieca of ooe of their quar­ •d, with the Seminole touchdown | to find John Boniface intercepting terbacks. Tommy Hinson — who coming in the fourth period with is out for approximately three but two minutea and IS aeconde with a shoulder injury. Saturday remaining in the game. On the last play of the game. NEW YORK (UPI) — Airman* Koch credit for thii victory Bill Phagan received a contusion Guide on th« <96,000 Beldame went to the tough defenaive unit. over the right eye, but should be The hard-nosed boys tip front were Stakes at Belmont Park. for action in the next game. tough in the clutch and didn't want Coach Pigott waa well pleased to yield any turf—they had the to get this one oa top. The SamSAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) - • Eagles playing in their own terri­ iaolcs, enjoying a two won none Bill Buchan of Seattle, Wash., tory most of the game, lost record will host George Kevwon the 40th annual interna­ ern and Company of Apopka F ri­ Late la the second quarter, tional Cold Star Regatta. day night at Memorial Stadium. A Prepps took over the quarterback very large crowd is expected for spot for the Eaglea with the ball PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - 4 a m on their own » yard line. With this contest. Snead, Tommy Bolt, Dick Mayer, hie accurate right arm, in three Walter Burkemo, Chick Herbert quick pleya the ball was moved tc and Lew Worahara jyjlljaraa (fry Q nfim s Rack For i s l a nd Lyrnaa. score 6alwwa4MMs— the' Seminole eeven yard line. pensions from tbe PGA lor play­ At this point the Sanford defense ing in a Cincinnati pro-amn» dug in end refuted to yield any teur golf event. yardage In three ground plunger. Edgewater tried ■ fitlt NEW YORK (UPI) —Tha open­ fourth down, the kick ing of tha six-day International and Sanford took United Press International bike race at Madison Square Gar­ half ended t-0. Tha talented toes of the field den was delayed six hours be­ In the third quarter the coal specialists are paying off cause of an error In track con­ nolea worked the ball to the again in the National Football struction. water five on the fine running of League, but it's the Dalles Cow* Davis nnd Riser. On fourth boys who are fittin g the biggeat ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (UP!) pass into the end zone ; "kick" out ef the young campaign. —Ye* You Will capture tha complete and the Eaglea Jim Martin of the Detroit Lions, $29,100 Boardwalk Handicap at took ever. Lou Groza of the C l e v e l a n d the Atlantic City race track, After an exchange of punts Browns, Tat Summerall ef (ha Sunday Interceptions, the Seminoles re­ New York Giants and Paul HorVIENNA (UP!) - Russia and covered an Eagle fumble late in nung of tha Grean Bay Packers the United States finished onethe fourth quarter on the Edgeall did some crucial kicking in two in the 1961 world weightlifting water 31 yard line. On first play championships, winning Sunday games. the Eagles were penalized 13 Sanford’s Butch Riser Grabs A F irst Down The Cowboya didn’t boot any yards for clipping and Sanford PORTLAND, Ore. (UP!) - B0I field goala hut they got their (Photo By Brown) “Vicks" Juat the aame by knocking had a first down on the 16. Casper Jr. fired a 67 to win tha After gains by Phagan, lliscr Portland Open golf touraiy for over tha Minneaota Viklnga, 21-7, and Davis — Gary Oavldsun went the third straight year, for thoir second straight victory. over from the one yard line on a With two weeka gene in the Bnlmer (20), Presley Double Team To Break Up Pass dive. With Tenrilleger holding, TRENTON, .N. J . ( U P I ) - Ed­ tough NFL ichedule, there are die Sacha oh Center Valley, N.J+ Davidson booted the extra point— only three undefeated teams, and set a new world record of M min­ however, a 13 yard penalty against the Cowboya are in this elite class utes, 23.19 seconds for a one-mile the Seminoles nullified this. The with tha Lions and tha champion banked asphalt traek while win­ ball was placed back oa the is Philadelphia Eaglea. showed up well. Halfback Jim das scored with 30 seconds left ning tbe loo mile National Ant* L)man High fielded an unbeat­ yard line with Terwllleger and Neat Sunday could be the day of championship race. M play. Davidson once again taking a bead reckoning, though, when the Cow­ able combination — rip roaring Williams scored two touchdowns I'uitcd Press International due. 13-6, in its first game since olfcnsc and alert defense—Friday on the goal posts. The ball was and an extra point. Paul Blackford boya travel to Cleveland to meet If you thought last weekend's last January’s big Rose Bowl night tu knock the tar out of Ocoee kicked from the 34 yard line and the Browns. ran over a touchdown and two ex­ by a 28-6 score. once again Davidson split the up- college football program was at­ triumph, tries to recoup against Tha past Sunday waa a day of tractive, wait unlil you get a load Illinois ef Urbans, 111.; UCLA, a the toe aa N FL cluba kicked 13 Ocoee really wasn't in the ball tra points and Carl Presley (cored of vvhat’a coming up this 19-6 winner over the Air Force, game, but did manage a touch­ ■even point* to lead tbe Grey­ field goala in aix games. hound offensive effort. weekend Martin kicked three of these, his down in the final seconds of play Fred Grant and Gena Griffin To begin with, defending nation­ takes on Michigan at Ann Arbor, last ana traveling 49 yards with to keep from being skunked by the alternated at quarterback during al champion Minnesota, which got Mich.; Texas Christian, which Greyhounds, who began their on­ its wings clipped by Washington beat Big Eight champion Kansas, less than four minutes remaining slaught on the Cardinal goal line most of the game and on« of the highlights of the contest was a in tlic Rose Bowl, opens the now 17-18, plays Ohio State at Colum to give tha Lions a 16-15 victory right after the opening kickoff. felled Press International season at home against Orange bus, Ohio, and Wyoming, with two over the Baltimore Colts. Coach Bill Proctor played every long puss by Griffin to Williams T b efre scoring at a point-a- Bowl champion Missouri, which victories already under its belt, G rou, who waa haulad out of man on the squad end each unit fur a 06 yard ico rt in tha second minute clip in the American got off on the right foot last Sat­ Including a hairline 13-14 decision retirement this season specifically quarter. Football -League, and when things urday with a convincing 23-6 vic­ over North Carolina State, bumps for this purpose, booted a pair of Williams ran over from tba four heads with Kansas at Lawrence, three-pointers, hla second coming get dull the boys punch each tory over Washington State. for the first Greyhound score alter other around to break the mono­ from 19 yards out with 35 seconds an exchange of fumbles a few Iowa, runnerup to Minnesota Kan. An all • Big Ten pairing pits left on the clock and earning the tony. for national honors a year ago, minutes alter the game began. He Sunday's feature, bout took also launches the 1961 season this Jtlchigan State against Wisconsin Browne a come.from-behind 20-17 By United Press International scored from the six, but a penally place in San Francisco, where Saturday — against visiting Cali­ while Boston College visits North win ever the 3t. Louis Cardinals. canceled the touchdown and he Natlonil .League Charlie Poweil of the Oakland fornia, a 28-3 loser to Texas — in western. It will be the season op­ Summerall kicked only one field had to do it again in two playa. W . L. r d . g ii eners for Michigan Slate nnd goal and it came as early aa tha Raiders, only recently an honest- another top midwestern game. Presley intercepted an Ocoee 30 .607 91 Cincinnati Northwestern. Wisconsin tripped to-goodness pro heavyweight box­ Washington, humbled by Purthird period. But his lU-yardcr lx>s Angeles pass and dashed back to the Car 80 62 .388 4 Utah, 7-0, last Saturday, while er. landed a solid uppercut on the provided tha Glanta with their San Francisco 82 60 .331 8 iiinai 25, then earned to the 17 Boston College, an ambitious jaw of Ray Collins, 236-pound margin of victory over tha Pitts­ Milwaukee 79 76 ..Y10 llVii where another penally put the ball eastern independent, breezed over tackle for the Dallas Texans. burgh Steeleri, 17-14. 78 71 .523 tlVfi back on the 22. Blackford then St. Louis Cincinnati. 23-0. And in a lag team match at Tha champion Eaglet had a Pittsburgh 71 70 .483 181a whammed through the line three The other sections of tho coun­ San Diego, the Chargers' two de­ times to push across ihc third 62 83 .412 29 try also have interesting pro tough battla with tha Washington Chicago fensive tackles, 290-pound F.rnie 40 161 .309 44'a touchdown. He added the 21st grams with one of the top attrac­ Redskins before winning, 14-7, for Philadelphia Ladd and 270-pound Bill Hudson, American league point on a plungo and that was tions being the Miasinaippl Ken their second straight victory, and were ejected in the fourth quarter W. l„ Pet. GB the halftime score, 21-0. lucky pairing at Lexington, Ky. the Packers honored tha San Frenfor trying to take on a good por­ ta ile d Press International 105 33 .669 Ocoee made a strong comeback tion of the Houston Oilers club. Roger Maria and the Cincinnati Ote .Miss, unlimbering a bright daco Forty-Niners, 30-10. In a x-.Ncw York 90 39 .619 8 In the third period and bulled the The football was pretty wild and Reds are still In search of their new star in Doug Elmore, showed Saturday night game, tha Chicago Detroit 92 66 .382 11’a Greyhounds even, except for thoir interesting, too. T te Chargers de­ magic numbers but Warren a national television audience Bears beat the Los Angalrs Rama, Baltimore 83 73 .541 20 Chicago inability to score. Here's where feated the Oilers, 31-21, for their Spahn's already is tucked away that it'll be as tough as it wa* a 21-17. 73 86 .481 29 the hard hitting, alert defense of Although Coach Georgs Wilson Cleveland year ago by whipping defending third straight victory: the New safely in the record book. 71 >2 .474 30'a Lyman passed its teat, with anYork Titans, who had provided Maris failed again to hit "big Southwest Conference champion of Detroit said bafora tha start of Boston 69 83 .448 34'a other fumble recovery taking the the AFL fisticuffs last week 60" and the reluctant Ileda stum­ Arkansas, 16-0. Kentucky, mean tha season that he’d settle for a Minnesota 6ti 89 .426 38 ball with Ocaec on the Greyhound against Buffalo, threwr nothing but bled again on the threshold of while, dropped a 11-7 decision to ■plit of tha first two tough road Los Angeles 59 90 .377 43Vx nine yard line. Kansas City touchdowns at the Denver Bron­ tbclr first National Lcaguo pen­ Miami in a rugged defensive bat games against Grain Bay and Bal­ 33 97 .374 10 Probably Ihc most spectacular cos and won, 33-28: and the Tex­ nant since 1910 Sunday but Spahn He. timore, tha Lions now have won Washington leading southern games made It look easy as he achieved Ollier play at the game was the next ans sent the Raiders down to both and rank as tha top contender . . . . G g '„ |f their third straight defeat. 42-33. the 12th 2<>-viciory season of his will find Tulane, 9-7 loser (o Stan­ in the Western Division. WlIM S e r V ICC la O ll pass by the Greyhounds alter the ford on the West Coast, tangling EG LIN AFB, Fla. (U P li — fumble recovery. Halfback Jeff In a Saturday night game, the career. Tho Liana beat the Colts in • Boston Patriots edged the Buffalo The Milwaukee Braves' 40-year- with Alabama, an impressive 32-6 defenaive battle, limiting Balti­ T.SgL Slim Krivik of Egtiu carded Leonard hurled a long one dawn old left-hander did it with a two- winner over Georgia; Maryland more'! Johnny Unites to a single a 72 Sunday to win the worldwide field to rnd Don Huggins, who re­ Bills. 23-31. San Diego exploded with four hit, 1-0 win over the Chicago which beat Southern Methodist touchdown pass, A crowd ol 54.- Air Force golf chainpiurwhlp with ceived the bell off balance and touchdowns in the second period Cubs that raised his season record 14-0, belun.1 litc tunoiug and pass 259 watched tbe game at Balti­ a 72-hole total ol 290. S. Sgt. had to juggle it several seconds and then stood off Houston's last to 20-13 and career victory total ing of Dick Novak, at Clcmaon,! more. Charles Green of Oxnard AFB, while still on the run before hold­ half rally to win before a cfowd to 308. His dozen 20-win seasons beaten by Florida, 21-17; Rice, The favored Browns trail'd the Calif., finished second with a -07, ing it. The play covered 43 yards of 28,210 on the West Coast. The lie him in that respect with Wal­ following a 16-3 victory over Loui­ Cardinals, 17-10, in tha final pe­ and set up the final Lyman score Chargers are the AFL’a only un­ ter Johnson and leave him one siana Slate, against tough Georgia riod, when they rallied brforo a Favored In Trot made by Presley. The shifty full­ behind (he career total of Christy Tech, which scored a 27-7 vietory beaten club. YONKERS, X. V. <UPI> — Ku back ran over from the 2U. but home crowd of 50,443. A 41 -yard Six past Interceptions played a Matbcwson and four behind the over Southern California: and Mac l.ad is a 3-6 favorite to win an offside penally brought it out Texas A & M, which bsttled touchdown pass from Mill Plum prominent pert in the Chargers’ lifetime total of Cy Young. tonight's 825,000 Jean Laird Trot again and he had to repeat the to Leon Clarke tied tha score. Tho numbers game, however, Houston to a 7-7 standoff, tangl­ victory. Two of these by Charlie Rookie Tom Watkins’* 18-yard Mile Handicap a t Yonkers Race­ dash in two more tries. McNeil figured in two of Saa Di­ produced only frustration for Ma­ ing with LSI'. Ocoee, helped by two pass in sprint during the final minute put way. Su Mae Lad is tha leading The East presents West Vir­ ego's second-period scores. On his ris and the Reds, who started the money-winning trotter of all time lerfcrrrre rulings, finally pushed first, McNeil ran 16 yards to the weekend with thc.r golden goals ginia • Syracuse, Baylor - Pitts­ the ball in position for Gtuia i with carter earning* of |4S&,499. to the Lyman three and Paul Mad burgh and Boston University- winning kick. Houston 17, setting up a seven- virtually in Uvcir grasp. Maris collected only a aingle Army. The Mountaineers lost 10 yard to TD pasa by Jack Kemp. Oo the second McNeil aped 74 In three official trips to the plate Vanderbilt, 16-6, while Syracuse You can't b i first by following Thara’sonly on* Itadar to a i the New York Yankees bowed waa whipping Oregon Stale. 19-8, yards (or a touchdown. At New York, halfback Dick to the Hovtor, Red So*. 3-1. and behind All-American Ernie Dacia. the four-wheeldriveflsld-and no onewants an Imitation! Christy ran back punls 70 and 64 still needs one more homer to Baylor buried Wake Forest. 31-0, The‘Jeep’ Universal is a rugged four-wheel drive wortyards for touchdown! to »pvrk the eoqual Babe Ruth's alllime high. in its season opener while Boston Titans to their win over Denver The Yankee slugger has five IT. lost to Buffalo, 21-11, Army horse designed to make trails whan none alisted. In ratal COUNTY SCAT . . . STARKE before 14.311 a t the Polo Grouude. games left-on Tuesday and Wed- rounled Richmond, 24-6, and Pitt Bradford County occupies 1*3.260 acres, much snow or blow tho ‘Jaap’ Universal gets tha Job d o n a Dorow passed for New York a nesday against Baltimore and a was idle. of which is beautiful rolling country with In the Southwest, the top pairelevation of IN feet above see level at acme three other scores, f l i n g Don weekend aeries with Boston, ail in weather or not! Then are 3 wheelbases to pick from: 10% points. Located in North Florida. Bradford ings include Arkansaa-Tulsa, Mia. Maynard twice for touchdowns. New York. County wax once ■ pert of a large territor) 81* and 101*. And they've all The San Francisco Giants scor­ suuppi Stale-Houston and Texas Dallas battled from behind five comprising Baker. Columbia and Union times before beating Oakland bc- ed nine runs m tho fourth inning Tcch-Texaa. Tulsa lost to a Mem­ Counties, then known as Ntw liv e r County. baan use tested and abuse Starke, the County Seal, ia a strategic term­ fora a crowd of about 6,700 In San- and went on to whip the Reds, phis State powerhouse, 48-12, and inus for tourist and commercial traffic. tested. Bt our guestl Drive Mississippi State nipped Texas Franclsco'a Candlestick Park. 12-5. A three-run homer by Jim The principal sources of income in the county Julinny Robinson'a 13-yard touch­ Davenport and a grand slam bv Tech. 6-y, last Saturday. and test One is right for you. are derived from general farming, the lum­ Stanford hopes to prove its vic­ down run with less than two min­ Orlando Cepeda were the big ber industry, and livestock. Watermelons and cucumbers are the largest commercial utes remaining was the clincher blows lor the Giants. Frank Rob­ tory over Tulane was no Duke farm products. inson homered for Cincinnati. against Oregon State; Kansaa for the Texans. In progressive Bradford County, and through Despite the loss the Reds' pen­ State, a 14-8 winner over Indiana, out Florida, the United SUtea Brewers As nant-clinching number dipped to pla)« the Air Force; Oregon, an aocialiun works constantly to maintain the Women Golfers sale of beer and ale under pleasant, orderly two when the Ins Angeles Dod­ easy 51-u winner over Idaho, conditions. Believing that sirict law enforce­ gers suffered an 6-7 loss to the meets Utah, and Utah Stats vis­ ment serves Ihe best interest of the people M eet Wednesday its Washington State at Spokane St. Louis Cardinals. of Florida, the Association stresses close Th* Sanford Women's G o l f in top Wait Coast game, The Detroit tigers beat the 1cooperation with the Armed Forces, law enforcement and governing officials. Penn State, which came from Assn, will launch its season's ac- Los Angeles AngcD. 7-5; the tivltiea Wednesday at a meeting Washington Senators dunned the behind to beat Navy, 30-10. in the club houa# of the Mayfair Minnesota Twins, 4-1, on Dick launches the weekend on Frida) f L O R I f» A Is l V 4 •* • » > H Donovone's one - hitter; and the night against the Hurricanes at Country Club. •« dl.MAGt UNi r r U S f A f i S BRf WFM4 ) AS S O U A ! ION INC Miami, while on the Weft Coast, Sutford, H e (01 5th Street East AH member* and others Interest- Baltimore Orioles scored a 3-3 AAf l u l * A nON t (J N l AN IJ () rd in joining tho association are victory after losing to the Chic­ SMU and ^Southern California will invited to take pert in tha low ago* White Sax, 1-7. in other be shooting to get even for loaves last weekend. | American League games. puna aoumemtat- Summary £ 9 0 w Specialists Have 'Day' In NFL College Grid Slate Lyman Tramples Ocoee, 2 8 -6 Has Attractive Fare ^ ® Brawls Spark AFL Grid Action Standings Spahn Grabs 20th Victory S A L U T E T O F L O R ID A C O U N T I E S • • BRADFORD BEER CORDELL'S REPAIR �P iC * 6-—M on. S e p t. 25, 1961 Reception Honors Circle Presidents Kay Reynolds Stacey Celebrates Birthday Honored With Surprise Party B . 3BJ-. A. C. Me Reynold* and circle member*. Mn. Robert Andrew*, The Young Adult Sunday School Mr*, J. B. Kitchen*, Mr*. Ben Oat* of the First Christian Church Wade, Mrs. Hubert D. Rhode* honored one of their members, Mn. Alban C. Rector. Mis* Kay Reynolds, with a fa n well party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Melton Willis. 109 Sunland Drive, Sunlan^ Estates. Miss Reynolds, a sister of M n. James N. Barnett, has been stay­ ing with tha Barnett family for the past year and attending Stet­ son University. She Is returning to her home 1A Jacksonville, IU. The party was a complete sur­ prise to her. Soma of the class members took her to tha Willis home and they all greeted her with "surprise.” Tha group pre­ sented her with a golng-away MU of Jewelry. from Apopka fee the event She Is now active k* Garden Chib work there. The Pryor home waa decorated carrying out Urn circle thams. by a Jacaranda branch with aaad pods attached, in n bras* cowUlnar on the TV and a canter* piece of chrysanthemums, spray* •■wwuscJ^i&Mnve Included Get** Fay, Ken Lolly, ” l>!ck Barnett' Mr*. Robert Hood, Miss Shirley Morgan, Mrs. Don Taylor and son. Shawn, Rev. and Mrs. Barnett, Miss Reynolds' mother, and sis­ ter, Mrs. Fred Reynolds and Phyllis and eo-hostess, Mrs. Clif­ ford Laub. Enlisted Wives Luncheon - Social O f V A H -9 Enjoyed By p**l PraaUanta «< * e Jeca»*nd* CIrelie af the Sanford Oardca Club w en hsesrod, m eetly, at a reception fro* t la 4 f.ta. . at the horn# t l Mn. Irving I. ■Pryor, now president aI the air. ala. Honored fossls w en pnsantad . corns** mad* el open Jacaranda i scad pods and (tnall wooden *a' vat*, tied wMJ* Mm ribbon. M n. Metta Mark*, a charter ■amber and past praaldm, had I hapt tU tha year hooka sine* the « circle waa organised in 1WT. They ; w an on dlspUf *k*« » “ h • • picture of tha circle taken May < IB. IBM. m e n w an many ncollactlooa 1 a! member, who had m end • iway and e h * _____ _____ Mn. MUton J. Sorokowiky to past preskdrnti, Mn. C. M. Flow­ er*, Mn. R. B. Penrifoy, Mn. Starke, Mrs. Andmws and Mrs. -Names New Officers Welcome Club t The Welcome Wagon Club for newcomers held tha regular monthly meeting at the Sea Shell Restaurant. The group met at 9:30 a.m. and enjoyed card gams* until noon. A brief business session was conducted, followed by luncheon. J. R. Jemigan, Sanford recreation director, gave a talk and explain­ ed the recreation facilities and the many programs available for both children and adults. The executive board will meet Oct. 10 at 9:30 a.m. at the home of the president, Mrs. Darwiiv E. Smith, 1403 Court St. Business matters discussed at ths executive board meeting will be presented to the members for a volt at the next regular meet- Member* of the VAH-9 EnlisUd Wives Club sleeted aaw officers PRESIDENT AND PAST PRESIDENTS of the Jacaranda Garden Circle - gt tha September meeting, when a t a reception in their honor are from left, Mrs. Irving Pryor, new presi­ .they met at the NAB Ballroom, dent, Mm. A. C. McReynoida, immediate pawt president, Mm. J. C. Andrews - Mrs. J. D. Bullla waa named and back row, M n. C. W. Flowers, Mrs. R. E. Puerifoy and Mm. Metta ‘ president; Mrs. O. W. Beers, vice (Herald Photo) Starke. president; Mrs. C. A. Hsrruo. secretsry and Mrs. 1 . J. Wsddeke, . treasurer, “ Mrs. J. W. Oalmlsh was ap- V A H -9 Wives tad to a m * as ehaplaia; Mrs. R. Hudson, hospitality thalr- Choose Name * man and Mrs. W. E. Trsplor as publicity chairman. ; Following tba business session, For Mascot ■refreshments of cako and lead tea Tha bright colors of autumn The DeBary Woman's Club met were servad by hostess**, Mrs. leaves and fresh fruit decorated last week at the Community Cen­ Hudson aod Mrs. P. H. Evans. the "Outdoor Terrace" of ths Bar- ter with Mrs. William Fklltr, pre­ bison Restaurant In Winter Park sident. presiding. Mrs. Arthur when the ladies of VAH-9 gather­ Wagner gave the invocation and Kaye Mosley ed for their monthly luncheon. The ltd the salute to the Gag. hostesses, Mrs. G. W. Klmmona Mrs. P. Goodson led the mem­ Celebrates and Mrs. Jack Allen, greeted each bers in singing "America the guest with a vivid name lag. Beautiful" and "Old Folks At After lunch a vote was taksn to Third Birthday choose the name of the lady owl Home" with Mra. Ed Balkwill at LItU* MU* Kay* Mosley cele­ mascot jlow under construction. the piano. The group sang "Violets" while brated her third birthday laat Mrs. Robert J. Tulle waa awarded Monday *4 the home of her par­ an especially-created Hoot Owl Mrs. Ell Yoder presented six new ent*. Mr. tad Mra. A. A. Mosley. guest towsl whsn her luggestlon, members to the club. They were 2704 Magnolia Are., with a small "Nina" (pronounced "Nine-uh," of Mrs. John Rayfute, Mrs. Phillip Korst, Mrs. David Horridge, Mrs. party. course!) was chosen. Cake and k* cream were ssrvsd Mrs. John Btuffleheem, newly- Damon Scott, Mrs. If. A. Dcmerto playmstes, Morgan and Mary chosen historian for the squadron est and Mrs. Jam es Oildy. Mra. Ewald Nicholson and Mrs. Harriett Bennett, Maria and Sa­ wivea showed the new scrapbook brina Register sod Kennsth Mos­ purchased with the squadron fund* Robert Henderson, the two dele­ ley. In which a record of the activities gate* from the club attending the AdulU present were Mrs. Robert will be kept. Special guests at the recent Miami convention, gave a Bennett and Mrs. Chirks Reg­ luncheon were Mrs. Joseph Tully resume of their activities. Mrs. Henderson served as a page while ister. and Mra. Hi Johnson. there and brought back pictures Others attending were Mr*. Ted Wagner, Mrs. Dirk Cooke, Mra. and souvenirs from the event at Kilowatt Aides Robert Fox, Mia. Gordon Kuehn, the Fountainbleau Hotel, head­ To prevent combustion, wash Mrs. Robert llnrrop, Mr*. Ted quarters of the convention. They both enjoyed meeting Pearl Meita oily duit cloths In hot, sudsy wa­ Been, Mrs. Laigh Ebbert, Mrs. Resume Meetings Robert Forster, Mra. Ray Currie, and Arthur Godfrey among other ter and store in airtight container. Mrs. Geurg* Began, Mrs. Robert Plan Projects Sause, Mrs. Tout Markley, Sirs. Tli* Reddl Kilowatt Aides met Don Walker, Mrs. Fred Blipp and • t the Florida Power Club Thurs­ Mrs. Charles Dukas. day to make plana for the coming season. This waa the first meet­ For a low-calorie snack, dust ing elnce the summer vacation. Plans were computed for • cov­ raw carrot and celery (ticks ered dish supper at the club Sept. lightly with your favorite dry salad dressing mix about 10 min­ 21. starling at 9 p.m. All members are urged to at­ utes before serving. tend so the group can get Into full swing with their projects of redecorating and painting tho club house and other Improve­ ments. Six New Members r Welcomed By Club Local Plans Dinner And Social, Tuesday Members of the Woodrose Circle of the Sanford Garden Club wdl meet Tuesday at 7:43 p m. at the home of Mrs. A1 S. Poulter. 402 Cherokee Lane, for a covered dish supper and social get-together. This wlil be a get acquainted social for the new and regular members prior to the season's opening of gardening activities in October. rise Personals Folding a colorful Jam or jelly into whipped cream is an easy way to make a sweet, pastel top­ ping for an ordinary dessert, point out home economists. * By HELEN SNODGRASS Mr. aod Mrs. H. E. Braddock of DeLand visited their son and fam­ ily and friends hi Enterprise one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bethune of Chattanooga, Tcnn., grandchil­ dren, Holly and David, of Daytona Bcacb, and M n. D. C. Johnson and Mrs. Robert Dempsey of RossviUe, Ga., were recent guests of M. H. Ryan and niece, Miss Helen Snodgrass. Rev. and Mrs. Fred Foster ac­ companied by Mrs. Raymond Lawson of Osteen attended the Christian Workers training school in DeLand the past week. Friend* of Mrs. D. B. Brown will be happy to learn that she is recuperating nicely after under­ going surgery in the DeLand Hos­ pital, last Monday. Terry Sellers, who is stationed at McDill Air Force Base, in Tam­ pa, spent Friday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Sellers. ^ Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Stowell hav™ returned to their home here after spending the summer in Massa­ chusetts. Harvey E. Dunn ia spending bis leave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Dunn. He is enroute from the Great Lakes Train­ ing Station, Chicago, to the Bainbridge Naval Base in Maryland. Miss Linda Dunn, daughter o*& Mr. and Mr*. Harvey L. Dunn, left Sunday to enroll at Jones Bus­ iness College in Orlando. She will make her home in Orlando while in school there. THE EXTENSION DIVISION OF ^ n f f s u iA o n & c / w jo J O f fom nw ics — NIGHT CLASSES — TW O CO M PLETE SECRETARIAL • Hhurthand (Gr*|g or A-H-C Slenoapecd) • Typewriting • lluiinean Kn*ll»h • llnokkeeping • Filing • Clerical Practice* FREE JOB PLACEMENT IN ELEVEN STATES • FREE BRUSH-UP in any school of the Jeffer.son School System. Free Placement Service. Damask Rose' CO U RSES GENERAL BUSINESS O Typewriting • Iluaineo* Hngllah • Accounting I • Accounting If O Filing • Clerical Practice* Practical. thorClerm court** dcaigned lo qualify the atudent for office pooitiona with mininum coot and time requirement!. • Training will NOT interfere with your job or holiday activities. Classes wilt be held at night. ER CLASSES START Since this is nn Intensive program designed to help you get a “Ground Floor" start in the area industries, registration ennnot be staggered. Everyone must start at the same time. Class size is limited to assure INDIVIDUAL training AND correct teacher load. Events MONDAY Sanford Story League will pre­ sent s program at 9 p.m. In the EpUcopal Parish House, honoring Banford teachers Olliff aslebratcd hi* John Terwilleger, Bandy Fletcher, J lor, Mary Neal Tuck hday with a party a t the Nancy Bone, Mary Bath Williams. Schllke, Laura Bracket hie parents, Atty. and Rob Mclntoah, Lynn Stetson, I Stenstrom and Marched hruse Olliff, 2003 111a- Bobby Stufflebaem, Charlia Tay-1 and Jennifer Olliff. Oldest, Largest Commercial School in Charlottville, Va. Will Be OPENING soon i n . . . SEMINOLE COUNTY! earthenware TUESDAY Men of the First Presbyterian Church meet at T p m. for monthk upper and program at the church. MR. MAGIC takes a livt rabbit out of a hat for some of the guests at thn birthday party honoring Stacey Olliff. Left to right are Sundy Fletcher, John Terwilleger, Stacey, and Monica Olliff, David Terwilleger, Charlie Taylor, Marehelle Olliff and in tha background the magician. (Herald Photo) Woodrose Circle 0 Tran ci scan Church Calendar With "Magic-Land." Party WELCOME W A O O N For a limited tim* we arc able lo offer you Ihev* k»cly anJ uveful irm ng piccM at ■•nuin* taring*. So huiry in tad u itr i yuurt now. Vr»r with thevr lovely t e n i a * YOUR FUTURE IS WAITING CALL FA 2-8000 OR CLIP A MAIL THIS COUPON! William Major, Registrar Jefferson* School of Commerce P. O. Ho* 431, Sanford, Florida s*tt«. erd. Cat* Hail f lit no* I I 90 U JS PERMANENT by RAYETTE Far The Moat Beautiful Hoft-Y*t-Firaa Wav* Kt*r 4-pioc# place setting: open slock value 5.91 iWsdN e p*tWn# bidydwi 11% tSU 1S.M Pleat* furnUh m* without ablicatioa. full iaforautlon about (hr Proleuiuaal Training Program you plaa to opca la Hanford. Aft* lit* aoviitga mn Damaah late plate settings and epee aImth p in ts. •Irsss aarta Omits iw. yrfctt NmI, ft*. Tea Slr**t Addrra* City — ----------------------_ St* If Kural K**id*nt. List Direction* 3 SENIOR BEAUTICIANS At Your Service gINNIB BESS • HELEN • BLANCHE REGISTERED JEWELER EVA-BESS BEAUTY SH O P >MERICAN GEM SOCIETY 111 8. Park Av*. FA X-2J* Your Tuition Can lie Financed �T il Vffe (DscUi Q bbg: By Abifttl Van luren DEAR ABBY: I am 19, in the Service In Korea and in trouble. I have less than four months to go here, but I almost hate to go home. 1 have been writing to two girls back in the States who expect to m arry me when I return. I have dated both of them, but have never discussed marriage with either one. (But I did get carried away in some of my letters.) One of the girls wrote th a t she will be “ready” when I get home. 1 would like to know what she will be ready for. The other girl wrote th at we could lire with her parents until 1 got a Job and we could get a place of our own. Both girls nrc attractive and Intelligent, but 1 don't want to marry either one. What do I do now? APO NO. 20* DEAR APO: Since you "proposed” to both girls by mail, you had better do some creative writing fast. Tell them both th at ' because marriage is a permanent step, be. fore they make any plans they should wait A • • DEAR ABBY: I agree with your reply to Mrs. Citiien th a t "many mothers, in their well-meaning eagerness to make their daughters popular, encourage them to grow up too fast." Thank heavsn my mother was wiser than that. I am 18 and am a freshman at college. When t started my teens t was far from the first girl in my crowd to wear make-up, nylons and heels, I didn’t get to go to all the parties, and was never Miss Popularity or anything near it. At first it bothered me, but I soon found out there were more rewarding things, such as the faith my parents had In me to live by their high standards. I don’t smoke and they know I won’t. I don’t drink and they tru st me not to start. They never doubt my word because they MONDAY P. t.H (l> Chan*.! Rl S w t t H a ttl I 11 ( ! ) S : l l (l> it) 1:11 ( I ) (SI S ;(l ( ! ) {*) T.0S II I (t) Tl(l (I) 11 t l ) t M - h r .) u j ii i w U w ktfFWMg ■ deals now. or, when yoiy get home, the quiet of Koren will look good to you. • • • • (0& • • W hst’s troubling you? Write Abby, care of Box 3365, Beverly Hills ,Calif. In­ clude self-addressed stamped envelope. • • • For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 80 cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. J . h a W om an: Time* do change! When wives first started working in lurge numbers they were told they must sort-pedal their Jobs to keep from if>.tagonising their hsibanj*. £ They were also warned not to 1st their pay checks go to their heads and inaka them independent in their attitude! instead of remain­ ing clinging vinti. And, of course, they weren't supposed to expect any extra con­ sideration from their husbands be­ cause they were helping to earn the family living. « Now, In a new book, “A WornJ aii's (iuide to Earning a Good Liv­ ing.” the author goes Into the pioblem of the young wife who la putting her husband through col­ lege. “One of the problems aiising from this strictly contemporary ABC N e w s X ew teeee MlW*t,>n» #r t h e c e n t u r y me r t a . n * » » Amu* A Andy T h s P la n t e r s llu n ilry-D rln k U r W s t s ly New t Review Kxpr.lltlun TBA D iesel D s u g BSwer de "Ben Hur" Puts New Roar In Old Leo By ERHINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD-(NEA)—Hollywood ia talking about: MGM'a comeback aa a movia production force, with a line-up of 40 big films far the 1M1-62 season. The $75 million world grata of "Ben Hur" put Loo the Lion back on hla feet end he’s roaring again.. . . Dick P«w*H'a hardhitting words about today's big star names: They're out of their minda be­ cause of the ealarles they de­ mand." . . , Billy Wilder's promise for the film veralon of "Irma La Douce," now a Lae Vegas hit (The Riv­ iera) with Frank Sinatra’s gal pal Juliet Trowa*. Says Wilder about the movie, which will star Shirley MaeLain*: "My approach will be different. If* a little too dirty on the stag*. tV* will try to give It a "Seventh ■**-— -«uw ..J hvtW Tijl-V, A) DP mui;e„Ac­ tli caeyenee tor in "Two Week* In Another l i l t i t ) Na tio na l VeWet S:*S I t ) W e l l - Varg a Town,” will have 28 wardraba I t . B r U f t n a l i e Buddy changes. "I’nt playing," he says, I f ) Surtsid e S .s "an old Cary Grant." . . . S.«« (SI sp i k e J o n e s S h o w ( ! ) IT Hreelnet '• Tho late Feed Alien* words, I. l f ( I ) Ann Southern t h a w (S) A d t e n lu r t e In P tr t d l e * which have returned to haunt this 1*:M ( I ) J im m y S trlek la n d Shaw year's crap of television shows: i l l Ulen U U lt r Tune "Imitation la tha sinccrest form l l : l t ( ! ) P en is (S) P eter CJunn of television." . . . ( I ) The Alan K i n a Show Clark Gable’s firat wife, Jose­ It.I I ( ! ) Neneeop* ( ! ) Channel I N t w e r a o w phine Dillon, ready to tell all ( I ) Slid Pier Ida N e w s about tha big man for publication. II, 1) ( l l H ollywood Movie ( I ) Channel f T h ea tre M i l l ( ! ) J e e k Paar 11:44 ( I ) J to lly w eea SSovIe C a reteade vice is very good, Abby; 1 am gfcvd i m v ff had to ask for It. Love. BONNIE DEAR ABBY: You brought up an In­ teresting subject in the esse of the hus­ band who refused to wear a wedding ring. I think ull married people should be forced by law to wear identification of their married status. Then single girls would not be taken in by two-timing husbands, and vice versa. MARCIA |f n H Television DEAR MARCIA: Legal gimmicks are no substitute for comadmca and morality. A wedding ring doesn't always stop the "circulation." • #m f« rV Mon. Sept .25, 1061—Page The rush of hia u-wfvta into print ia an Iranle noto, since Gable turned down several fortunes by refusing to Ull about THEM. . , , Elvia Presley's next f i l m , "They're Playing Our Song." It’e a remake of 1938’a Ginger Roger movie. “Vivacious Lady." Vlvatloua Elvia? . . . Simona Slgnorot finally finding the "Room at the Top”-typo role she's bean waiting fora-Lawrante Oliver's wife in "Terra of Trial.” , , Oh, no? Oh, yaat Tha laUst Men for n private eye eerie*—grandpa as the boas of n three-generation Uam of detectives. Grandma Mosea will be with as yet aa an undercover gal assigned to breaking up international art thieves.. , , Natalie Wood'* big romance with Warren Beatty, the brother nf Shlrlr~ ,Y*cLalne, who makes ' ^d'eBui in "Uplsiuloi ra».*£—C%cy were tajjeth* r in the film and the melody lingers o n .. , . Sight of the month: Marilyn Momoo showing a couple of Holly­ wood gala how to do the "Monroe walk'' at a cuukVaU party. A f*v> drinks help, you know.. , . But Abbott and "Lou Costello" plotting plana for a movie titled, "Tho Adventuree of Abbott and Costello.” This Coatollo will be the laU comedian's brother, Pat—and you have our permission to write By Ruth M iii.t mode of marriage ie that of home i working wife made great stride* study for the husband. If the wife in tha last 20 years. Wives thsn ie the 'tired businessman,' aha is had already won tha right to wurk, if they chose, but they hadn't won lha one who eravee occasional di- tha right to think of themsslves version In the craning after a bard at working partners, dus alt tha day in offiet or classroom. Out consideration and privileges of evenings ara the husband’a study any breadwinner. That's a giant step—but whether or not ia la in time. "How you as ths wife work thie the right direction will remain to out ia strictly a personal affair, be teen. Whether family Ufa can thrive but worked out it must be, and on tha tame frhnk, calm basis aa any with the working wife demanding other divergence of view* that ail ths privllagaa of tha "tired may *manats from your working businessman" ia anothsr atory. life. Working wives especially can "Some husbands can sea tha wledom (from a psychological point of pick up aoma good tips. Find out view) of their wives relaxing ovar by reading "How to Hava a Happy a bridge table or at the movies Husband.” Send 25 cents to Ruth Millet Reader Service, c/o San­ after a full day'a work." And that wasn't writtan by a ford Herald, P. O. Box 4B9, Dept. career woman, elthar—but by a A, Radio City Station, New York man. So it looks at though tha 10. N. Y. IMS ( ! ) Sian o n s:!4 i n sign o n 4:11 ( t ) Coa t. O n s t r e a m l l ) C o l l e c t o f the Air T ill (Si Today I:*0 ( I ) W a k e f p Mov ies ! : JS <11 P erm Market K ey set l i l t ( ! ) Today J ; l l (S) N « w »-W eather 1:1* III CBS Msrn tn a N e w s IMS ( I ) Ca y ta la X e n a a r o e IMS ( I ) W eather an d New * S.S* <1) Tedap ■ I t ( I ) Countdown Newt Si** ( 1 ) d i e t s Troo per ( I ) Homper Boom ( I ) K a rio o a Kapera e :a0 ( ! ) ttobln Hood • :*l ( I ) N ew s and In terv iew * (S) Mr U t i l e Morale ISMS ( ! ) Bay When ( I ) I Lore Lucy 0:11(1) Hen Freneteco Beat i e . s e (1) Play f o u r llunch ( * ) Vtdee V l l U a e 10:01 ( S i M a t a e l n e t i t Ml ( ! ) Price Ie R ta M ( I ) Dou ble C ep o sure ( l l Hale Storm Hhnw ttMS C l Concentration l l ) Hurprlee P a c k a s e ( I ) Lore That with Guild.” . . . the , ScTcen Actors Newest movie comedy t e e m warming up for a aeries of stories. Mickey Rooney and Milton Berta. Sagebrush EnUrprisea la the name • f Milton'* Independent film-pro­ duction company. "No, Myrtle, it haa nothing to do with Mr. FCCs "vast waaUiand." . . . Features of the future. . . now! '6 2 Fords Coming Friday, Sept. 29th Watch for out Special Pre-Showing? Strickland - Morrison INCORPORATED 808 K. Firat St. Ph. FA 2-1481 Two Convenient Slows — 1100 W. 18th 8L, 4th & Sanford Ave. PRICES GOOD TUESDAY A. M. the paoduoar, Jack Eieenhaeh, a "let's-net-toel-the-publie” pea let­ ter. , , , Tip on the demise of a TV series ("Gunslinger"): Tony Yeung chopped off hla lidoburns.. . . Bah Sylvester's quip that he saw a modern wettern and; "Tha Indiana signed a peace THRU WED. TUFQG1 Q D V n A T D D IfT C ItlC iS E S r f i U A L r n l L E O SEPT. 27 ARlt NOT GOOD TO OTHER 1 DEALERS OH WHOLESALERS! I FLA. O R G A. G R A D E “A ” FRYER QUARTERS TUESDAY P. M. jjoaobg On Bhidqa Each East plajer in the team game jumped to three hearts in an effort to crowd the bidding against hi* vulnerable opponent*. This type of jump bid it in full accord with modern strategy which ia lo make it hard for your opponents to bid scientifically and 0 at each table it forced South to make the overbid of four clubs. Neither South was going to pass! Each Norlli player proceeded to make a fine decision. Ho looked at his two kings and lwo jacks, but ha also looked at hia aingleton heart and decided to leap to five diamonds. As you can see, five diamonds makes easily. No matter what A X J U tl ft ♦ JTia U IT *•714 VKQJI4 • Q ♦ Q ll * A• t VAl OMf * !••» * •> SOUTH 0 » *<»/ W78 « AK1 I I ♦ A J 1073 North and Sooth vulnerable Wart Narth If 1* 1* r—a 1 6 Pa— naa M PK By Oswald Jacoby tha defense does South will get the lead and lay down the ace of diamonds. The queen will drop whereupon he will draw the reit of the trumpe; concede a trick lo the ace of spades and get rid of hla toeing clubs on the rest of the spade suit Strangely enough, the board did not wind up at a tie. At ona table East overtook hia partner’s king of hearts wtth the ace and led a trump. South draw three rounds of trumpe, stopping in dummy and led a iow spade East played low, whereupon South made hie singleton queen, got back to dummy by ruffing hi* la it heart, ruffed out East'e ace of spades and made an overtrlck. o dUghUghi& *-6:13 p. m. ABC. “Aa Evening Report." Featuring revised for­ mat, James C. Hagerty plans to give viewers greater coveraae, and more probing commentaries ) on events of the day. Assigned to the new program are Bill Law­ rence, Al Mann and John Cameron Swayje, all veteran reporters. 1-7:30 p.m. ABC. Expedition — "Water Propla of Burma." Intersiting fUm on how the other half live. In this instance it is a tribo whose homes are supported on itilts above the water on Lake Ini* in Burma. Food is grown on ft floating islands; the "fields" an­ chored with long bamboo poles. Col. John D. Craig is program host. 8-8:30 p m. NBC. National Vel­ vet — "The Lake." Not as deep as a lake, but nevertheless less shal­ low than a well. Velvet learn* that the Morgah property ia being con­ sidered for purchase by a ehem- ical company, which would eon- 1/f l 31( _ 33 Mire U "Nevermw** ford at Lure J3NI ( M in e r S3 Comparative —fits 84 SUM* 31 Iterated— 34 Meet taler td JSCIeji I ,i ') V \J U I v. I H I U f - 1N PAINT NOW PAY LATER! 34 Toward Ik* txiAiaa the diabolical classic! T H t A t ft [ Troth or e s n t e a u t n t e e Lore o f Life C em o u flea e l l Could Be Ton H teres for T a m o tro w Number P l e t s e O uldln a M s M NBC N e w s Report Fetus Dr. Hudson's Beeret J eu rn a l (S) About F t r e e 1:11 ( I ) As Tbe World Turns IS) P la y h o u s e I Si»> ( ! ) Jen Murrnr S h ew (S) Full Clrela ( f ) T e a r Day In Ceu rl 1:11 (1) S o o u i l n e d e p o rt ( f ) Art U n k l e t t e r ( I ) Kevin Kara 1:41 I ! ) All-Htar Baaeball l i t o ( II Millionaire IMS ( I ) q u e e n for a Dap l i l t (Si ) erdlct Ie Tours (1) Who Do Tow t r e a t IMS IS) Orlslit Day (Si American Bandstand 1:11 II ) Secret Slerm 4:10 ( l l VMa* of N l a h l 1:10 ( I ) Un cle Watt II ) r e p a y s P la y h o u se 1:14(4) Quick D rew McOraw (Si R o ck er and Tile Ftrends I ! ) I O 'clock Morla TV Key Previews laminate the lake, poislbly poi­ HM0:M p.m. CBS. Henneaty — soning the town water supply. ‘The Gossip Go-Round." t-10 p.m. NBC. 87th Precinct — "The Floater." Premier*. Serial Check Tube* At Home • Free! based on inner eanctum mystery TV TUBE CHECKER novels of Ed McBain, pseudonym SEMINOLE TV for Evan Hunter, author of "The SALES AND SERVICE Blackboard Jun|!e." In this adap­ MM Sanford Ate. rA 8-4010 TELEVISION RENTAL tation which stars Robert Lansing as Detective Steve Carella, a mys­ terious tattoo ia discovered on the Weather or Not hand of a woman found floating ia the river. Filmed with aemldocuAa t o«o IxatriMhs mentary realism, the first seg­ t Chilly f*r*c**t ment conveys atmosphere of OStlwery authenticity. Solid cast Includes faracut * Aan B W*tfo.-» red Gena Rowlands, as Steve's deafa Roift streams l l V t i n e f miaerel • tended mute wife; Norman Fell, Ron iSRecKTpaak ier**uf*ia llllastas mao Harper, and Gregory Walcott. Ike folia 1SR*fton I t F r a i l part 11 JasaaMO 10 GeelUasno outre* JO I* compelled UPriauael RPaMrtes as Imamu— 11 Am man*— OPEN 11:15 TODAY THRU WED. tIMI ( t ) (I) (SI l l . i l <Si ( II ( II 1 1.( 1 (II t i l l (I) IMS l l ) (I) sheltered Sda NO CASH NEEDED Up To 36 Months To Pay Other hem* repairs may be Included FREE ESTIMATES CALL Sherwin-Williams MT Mai nolle Ate. I* Pw leuo FuxsJa 1 1 1 t ft It ,6 " M TiT back (tteag) DOWN tanka 3 In—( IPMlM 4 Clim lle STARRING VINCENT PRICE Lb. “ HEAVY WESTERN SHOULDER ROUND STEAK " RED 49* GRAPES “ Lb. MEATY TIPS OF —— SPARE-RIBS 2 29' - 19 ARMOUR GRADE “A” SMALL tROPIC.VL CELLO NI.ICEI) BACON LIVER BEEF WF.HTKItN REEF 3 Lbs. TISSUE 29' PEACHES2 25‘ CORN 2 BISCUIT 2 15* nig 72 O*. 59‘ RICE LEMONADE 10 ‘ JUICE 2 49{ MILK % S46 3 DOZEN O'SAGE » Sum-era (TL) Jtriah 43 Narrow wey 4! A on 44 Cater 84 Tw— SS Hare* 1 1 1 n IF 43 Notion 44 Capo 47 Superlative n ulls— 2 V ,4 Q c Cana I / C ano Cnni SEE ALL LONG GRAIN i !T Jewel AMERICAN BEAUTY CREAM STYLE RIIUKFRESI! rr IT 1 R SHORTENING 3 Lbs. Package LinilY'H FROZE FROZEN PINK i p II u u * r u STEW I ItoU Pack *7 H" H” LEAN PLATE OR BRISKET HOFLIN TOILET S ft 41 MU 44 Mir­ as F u n 40 Swab SdBsmMdate SI Afresh 13 Cemm— m b >3 Try M T a n a right TOMATOES 135 ? q< POTATOES!? 35 U. 8. NO. 1 FRESH GROUND 3T Stirt* agaJa BSTaUl 40 Ceataodi attk «tr MFwtt— IT Lie food* HIBgfewted FA 1-IIM FRESH RIPE RED ( U n it 3) w BLUEBIRD PINEAPPLE - GRAPEFRUIT GRA sr R N i w t r i m iNTZBrusE m w u br *J " 1 IT 46 OX. C ans FRESH HOMOGENIZED* - ‘ ^ PLUS DEPOSIT (WITH I8.80 FOOD ORDER EXCLUDING TOBACCO) �* HERALD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results 6. for Rent Classified 12. Real Estate For Sate 12. Real Estate For Sale • GIRL wanted to thare apartment; QUALITY MINDED? BARGAIN; 3 - bedroom, screened m i W. Fir it Street. patio, carport, stove and refri­ It to, thla 2 bedroom home, plus gerator, excellent condi.ion. Leaa sleeping porch, having 2 baths, FUR.V. apt. 2300 Mellonville. 2. Notice* • Personal* than 67 monthly. Best offer. central heat, and what we 160 Cortez Ave. North Orlando. think is the most beautiful CARPETS came clean quickiy LOVELY 3 BR. nome in country, kitchen equipped. FA 2-1760. yard in Sanford, would appeal when Blue Luitre it applied with • FREE USE" Shampoocr. Car- 2.--- BEDROOM hoiue. in Kkict. to you. Owner has considerably BY OWNER: 3 bedroom. 1 bs h home in quiet neighborhood; more ihan *17.900 in tics home, roii'i f urniture. " Spring* Trai’e r Park. 563 00. garage; family room; patio; which is h.j asking price. We Pit. FA 2-0388. 3. Education • instruction 8.*' x 130' lot. Sec and inquire a f i high!) recommend it fur a fin­ ancial!) able and quaUly mind­ 1511 Elliott Avc. 2 - BEDROOM home Is Geneva. PIANO LESSONS. FA 2-8052. ed purchaser. Owner will fin­ See or call Rev, J. L, S eivart, ance SlO.doO. We're oliering 3-BEDROO.M cement block; large Geneva 43ol. 6. t o r Kent this, lor the first time, this fenced in back>ard with barbe­ neck. Call u i today for ap2 - BEDROOM fumlthtd apart­ UNFURNlSUED~~houte. 13C3 EL cue pit; 977.33 month; 305 So. liutt. Call FA 3-3251 • FA 2-0323 po.:lmcnt. ment in Lake Mary, FA 2-1737 Sunland Dr., Sunland Estates. FA 2-2737 anytime after 3 p.m. TWO bedroom houic, kitchen 2-BR downstairs apt., unlurn.. kileben equipped. 1-BR. upstairs equipped. Call FA 7-3631. Seminole Realty • apt., turn. FA 2-833 *. WET.AKA APARTMENTS: ro o m * --------------------------------------------- 1901 Park Ph._FA 2-3*32 1 • uEDHOOM uniurmshcd house in Lake Mary. FA 2-8119. meat, kitchen equipped, i •* VC. 18th Street. FINANCING H O W ELL P A R K Down Payment ft Closinn Cost FURNISHED 8 room apartment, SAN LANTA APARTMENTS: large acreeened porch. Phone 3 • Bedroom, air-conditioned, cen­ Nice large apartmenli, 401 E. FA 2-3104 between 8:00 a m. A tral heat, many deluxe extras. 14th St. Phone FA 2-4282 8:00 p.m. Sanford's preferred location. 912.930. and up. FHA 9390 CLEAN 4 room furnished apart­ 2 • ROOM furnished apartment. Down, VA No Money Down. ment; also efficiency $40. 811 Adul a. 209 Palmetto. FA 2-4393. Not too many available. One Park Avc. mile Eai; of 17-92 on 436. 2 . BEDROOM^ house, kitchen FURNISHED house, 1 bedroom, equipped. Ph. FA 2-6043. LORMANN REALTY newly painted; also real clean TE 8-3272 Fern Park TE 8-1707 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ apartment. FA 2-8344. ------------ t ________________ ped. FA 2-5303. FURNISHED apar.ments, down COUNTRY LIVING town location. Phone [or appoint, FURNISHED apt. 511 Oak. 3-bedroom bouse * ment, FA 2-5123 day of| better than an acre of land FA 2-3343 night. !>. For Salt or Ren! S-Uedroom house and 2 bedroom 2 - BEDROOM unfurnished house CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. bouse on 15 acres of land 820 Escambia, Ph. FA 2-0274 Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call 12 lots in Bookertown or T 2-0842. Geneva 2312 evenings. FA 2-1397, Eve. Orlando GA 2-6138 KENT A BED 2 . BEDR003I home with Florida Roll aw ay. Hospital k 11a by Beds room: fenced in backyard. Ideal BOB CRUMLEY AGENCY By Day, Week, or Month for children. Call after 3 p, m. Bob Crumley, Rea! or CARROLL’S FURNITURE FA 2-8288. R. L. Sloan, Associate Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. 1st St. FA 2-0375 Sanford 2 or 3 (1EDHOU.M house in area. II. Real Estate Wanted Mr. Walter, P. 0. Box 2451, HOMES LOTS ACREAGE TRADE Orlando, Flor.da. COMFORTABLE 4 bedroom home SALES RENTALS for home in country, with 10 3 - ROOM furnished apt., Irfu.oo acres or more. mo., Claw; in. Ill E. 8th S.. Helmly Realty FOR RENT FA 2-4283 or FA 2-3786. 2. 2, and 4 BEDROOM HOMES 368 Vi. 13th Street 2 - BED ROOM cottage. Immedi­ FA 2-76(13, Evenings FA 2-2379 ately occupancy. Week or ROSA L. PAYTON month. Near stores and bus. 12. Real Relate For Sale Registered Real Estate Broker FA 2-9631, Ph. FA 2-3301 17-92 i t Hiawatha $156 Monthly Payment* as low as |S8 inrl. taxes and Insurance NEW HOMES In Beautiful — Sunland Estates $14,100 - $17,100 3 - BEDROOMS 1 - Us - 2 BATHS Conventional ft FHA Loans Drive 17>92 to Sunland Fatales (2 mi. S. of San. ford). Sales office 1st house inside entrance. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. FA S-3C71 JIM HUNT . FA M i l l ONGDALE HOMES 2 - BEDROOMS IV, BATHS Low Down Payment No Closing Coats Jim Hunt Realty Legal Notice V I C T i n u l S SAUK N o r t o n 1H hereby g l v m that I • in e n g a g e l In hueliK'se at l i l t Sanfo rd .O s, Sanford, s - m l n o l a • ‘'Minty, Florida, unilir the f ic ti­ t io u s l u m i af. tluildy'a Automo­ t i v e S erv let, and t h a t t Inland In reg ister la id n a m i w ith tha Clark o f tha Circuit Court, bemtnola County, Florida, In a c o r d anra w ith tlia provisions if tha Klotllloua Naina Hlatules, to w ita : liectlon S4S.CS Florida h rss u te i 1 141. hit: Hobart II. LaFlIa Publish Sept. I, II. tt. 14 2321 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 Nights FA 2-0643 LARGE 8 room house, plus Flor­ ida room, 1 bath; 2 lots; I fruit trees; «13,AOO; 9I.4U0 down; FHA; 2b00 Washington Ave. Ph. FA 2-9331, Oscar M. Harrison Registered Real Estate Broker til l Palmetto Avc. Ph, FA 2-7118 Legal Notice shm im u . k r i a a r x ro v iv o cuMNisaion heltee af I'ubtlr llenrias X'ittc* Is hereby a l i e n , that a f l t r co n sid er a tio n , ih» Ss.nlhole County Zoning • ' . m m i . s lu n will holtl a p u b lic n.-arln* to determ in e the feaelb lllty o f recom m en d in g in the Hoard o f C o unty Commlaslonera that th* f o llo w in g de«.:rlbsi| prop erty presently tone d C-t Commercial b* soned C - t Com mer cial; Lot* 44, 44. 47 and SI, Wlntmotl Park Subdivision. Puhlle h # s r l Me will, be hctil In lb* S em in o le • o u m y Court H u n ... c o u n t y Cnnimteeloners Itnom, Sanford. Flo rid a, on VS edncaday, u e l j l u r , It, ISSt at T:1S IMI. or u t o o n t h e rea fter aa S K Y - H IG H Aa Low 4 E * Ter Aa **■ Month Principal - Inn. - Int. • Taxes VALUE »8,.*>00 To $9,300 FHA & Conv. Financing Down-To-Earth Price* Beautiful l.akctroat Community On Sparkling Lake Minute • 2 Block* la Behoof • High ft Dry • Paved Streets $11,300 to $17,100 • Sea Our Model llomta — OPEN TODAY — 2 'i Mi. So. af Sanford Turn W. on Laka Mary Ulvd. 1*11. I ' \ 2-8370 DIRECTIONS: 10 Minutea from Sanford, So. oa Hwy. 17-92, tura right a i our sign. WE TRADE posiibt*. ru n t.ia it: sept, i4 a Sem inole C o unty Zo nlna c o m m is sio n By Robert S. Brown Seminole County Zo n in g Director net. i, is i ; si : tf l i v o l. n c m 4 n a o x ix n ro y tiiv v ia i Xelle* mt n k l k Hearing N o lle# la hereby a l i a n . that al tar co n sid eration , the g em Inula Count} Zonlna Commission will hold a public h ea rin g to •l eteiinlne tha f r s s l b l l l i y o f recom m en d in g to the Hoard of County Commlaalonera that the fo l lo w in g desc ribed property p resen tly aonad A -l Agricu ltu ral be t o n e d M-t tnduatrlal; X'* o f NK'e of »K>, of SK'». Mectlon I l - l S a -X l C . Public hea ring will be held In Hie Sem inole C ou n ty Court llou ee County Cemmteeton -rs Mnini. Sanford. Florida, on 4VeJneedav. October, II, l i s t a t liJo |'4I, or ae aeo n the rea fter aa poaaiola. Sem inole C o unty Zo n in g Cornmlaalon By Hobart S. Hr own Re nmole County Zo n in g 'hr at tor pi; n i.la it: {R a V SU fU fia 4-Bedrooms—2 Baths 3*Bedrooms—2 Baths 2Bedrooma—IVj llalha 3Hetlroum»— 1 Bath Wide variety axterier designs and floor plana IKHIMJI U COl M l lo>l>G *# ••«*# • ( !* « • h i I p VA FinnncinR on Hume* up to $15,000 FHA —~ Conventional & In-Service Finuneing llfiF lB g Nolle# It h#r#by gi ven , t h a t t f t # r «.vn*t*i*rfti!on. th# K«mInol# County Zonhiir Com mUslon will hold a p >1ui!«i h t t r l n g to ilpttfnrtn# th* fta a lb lllty o f r#comm#ntltijf (.1 th# Board of Uounty Coniml#*lun#r# that th# f o l lo w in g d#tcrlb#d p r o p t r i / p a in fu lly xontd A-! AcrK ultural b# i .tifd t > J U.-uim#relal; S 2 U ft o f U 113 ft o f Ni:«4. Hfctiun 4- : oh<i i i ^ 1‘n h lla hfarliiK a l i i b# h eld In th # Homlso!# C ounijr C o u r t l lo u i# , I'.mrtty C o m m l t i l o n tr s Room, Hanford. Florida, «>n itssm.t.1 >, UctoL fr, I I , 19«1 a t 7»J® P.M, ©r mm u e a t b a r # a f t # r mm pOftftlOl#, H« nitiiol# Co tin I f T filn c Camoiia*l(fa DIRECTIONS: Turn W. an 20th St. Follow Conntry Club ltd. ft Watch fur our aigna. W ANTED ! fly Hub-it tt. lifuwn flfjiunnl© C ^ u n tj Z on in g IH ricto r Oct. s. 11*1 as.4|ivoi.y; cutXTV *»4l4o lu a m s a lo v XeOea a l F a b lla HeaeVaa N u i b a la hereby a l i e n , th a t a f te r cn n ald tr allon , the a.m th“Ie t'uuuly Zoning Cuinmlealon w ill hold a publio hea ring to deterrnlna w heiher to rei-omiiieud lo the Huard o f County Comnilaalonere m a t the Zoning D e p a n m e n l laaua aep do lank perm ua to be counte rsigned by Cou nty Manltartaa and that a fea af 44.0* be ch arged for ea ch perm it leeued. I'nblie hearing will be held In tha Memlnola County Court llou ee. County Comnila.lonera Itooia. danfo nl. Flurlda, on 4VedHeads}, O c t o b e r , I t , t s t t a l Til* I’ M. or aa e» o a the rea fter aa poaalbla. Bamlnola C o unty Zoning i ! < a t a l « i |« a Hy Hobart I . Drown Seminole County Z o n in g Director p u B t . i s t f : a . pc. t t a Oct. i . t m SHNIXOLK 1111 M l 11*41414 t o a a i i a l U 4 Xetlro a t P a b lle l l e a e l a g Nntlce la hereby g iven , t h a t a f te r eoaald eratlon. t h e Saminola County Zoning Coinmla*tun w ill hold a public b earin g to d eterm in e Ibe fea sib ility o f reconiinsu dlug to the Hoard of Cou nty Conitnlaalunera that the fellow In s described property preeently toned l t -t Itealdenlial be anna C - t Commer cial; l«ea a t pt Sid ft * or NK cor of *K '« of keel. the nc a run W l i d ft. thence i : u ft H, thenc e N I I * ft, thenc* a : i * tt. I'ublte heaving m i l be held In th* g e m l n i l . County Court H u e s , County Cumutlaaiouern Itoom, Xantord, Florida, on W‘* l aeed ay , October, II, lt<4 a t 111* F .'l. o r aa so o n the rea fter se p o a ilsl* . . ■emlnnla C o u n ty Zo n in g Com atU ilaa By Koiiait 1 Drown , Semin' !• Cou nty Zo ning Dtrset or r u D U S H : grpt. x. o - t . i. u t t Park Homes By SHOKMAKER CONST. CO. Am Low A s $350 Down a o c , j. tsst p u fir « in f i* s«pt. j* 4 Clone l o C h o p p in g • Oven ft Range • Screened Florida Room, etc. MEN — WOMEN from age* 48 to 32. I'rtpar* now fur l . S. t’ivll Servic* Job opening, in thin area during tha neat 12 months, tiuvernmvnl pn.itiuna pay at high a . 8446.00 a month to start. They protide mu«h great­ er security th in priiale em­ ployment and excellent oppor­ tunity for advancement. Many position* require little or no specialised education or txprrirncr. But lo get one nf three jobV you mu.f pawn a leal. The com­ petition in keen and In noma casrn only one out of five pa«e. l.incoln Service help* thousands prepare foe these teat* every year. It i* one of Ihg largest and oldest privately owned schools of ila kind and I* not connected with the Government. For FREE Information on Government )ohs. including lint of positions and salaries, fill uut coupon and mail at once— T O I ltl. H u nill also gel full details on how you can qualify yourself lo pas* lh o e teal*. Don't delay • Act NOWI LINCOLN SERVICE, Dtpi. 26 I’ekin, Illinois I am very much interested. Please vend m* absolutely FREP. (I) A list of l . S. t,overnme,it pu.itiun* and salaries; t2) Infor­ mation on how to qualify for a U. M. Gotcrnmctit Jub. Nam# ............... ....... ....... ............. Ase Address . --------- ■ nM i City _________ — .............. . ...... (*ivo Exact Direction* to Tour Marne Slate •* �I Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting!. Use Them! |l)f t u l a r t ftrralb 12. Real Estate For Rale Mon. Sept. 25. 1961—pUge 9 LAKF. FRONTAGE 12. Real Estate For Sale 16. Female Help Wanted 21. Reautv Felons S. SANFORD AVE. BEAUTICIAN wanted. Phone SPECIAL THRU OCT. 6th 100 feet on Costal Lake, with 4 bedroom, 2 bath borne. Iocs ett FA 2-5743, evenings FA 2-2455. 8I0.C0 wave now $7.00 12. Real Estate For Sale hearing fruit trees, only $3,950. on beautiful wooded lot 120' x $12.50 wave now $8.50 tTO feet on Fine Lake in Loch TWO COLORED 196' plus 2 additional lots in Katherine Harvey Beauty Shop NOW is the time to buy one Arbor for $3730. SALESWOMEN rear 12U ' x 200'. Ideal for build­ 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-0834 icr* just outside city limits ing lots or poultry farm. Ap­ Sell cosmetics to waiting custom­ and one block off W. First St. ROBERI A. WILLIAMS, Realtor prox. 45 fruit trees. ers, ranting* $25 to $85 regu- 22. Build • Faint • Repair One story frame home, 4 bdrin . Raymond Lundquist, Assoc, larly fur 3 to 4 hours s day FU. room n «_ n s a lmmina PA 2-3351—Atlaatie -"aak Bide Priced to sell at M.80O. Terms can be arranged. spare lime. Everything fur ROOM SPECIAL 811.95. Painting pool. Wonderful family home. nlshrd to start. Write Lucky inside and out. Call Mr. Tasker, READY FOR OCCUPANCY Immediate occupancy. $13,500FA 2-8138. Heart Cosmetics, Dept. C48JC, Jim Hunt Realty terma available. Phone Winter NEW 3 bedroom homes wrilh til­ ed bath, terrazto floors, awning Memphis. Tenn. Park, 839-0339 for appointment. CUSTOM windows * doors. Boyd's window* snd Venetian blinds 2524 Park Drive Ofilce FA 2-2118 Shop, 307 Elm. FA 2-2818. througlvout. Electric Range. Nights FA 2-0848 HOMES LOTS ACREAGE 17. Male Help Wanted Monthly payments lower than| SALES RENTALS rent. t$82 monthly includes OUR IIOMJi, at 1907 Mellonville AIR CONDITIONING and healing 23. Building materials apprentice; excellent future if is for sale. Modern 3-bed room principal, interest, taxes and Helmly Realty willing to work; must have LUMBER • HARDWARE • PAINT home wi.h D* baths, on large insurance). FI1A approved. City FHA Loans P'ans merhancial ability. Write Box Roofing lot with plenty of bearing cit­ water and sewerage. Phone for 301 W. Ulh Street FREE ESTIMATES B, c/o Sanford Herald. rus. By appointment only. Ph. appointment to see one of these FA 2-78oi, Evcomis FA :-257» Your Credit Is Good. Up to 2 Yrs qpttU :Ju ts h ju ‘Cf. to Pay! T i . p ” S L * FA ' i iti ( i R i m i i t -------- -i.vr.i ' - t ’% . y D j ccitatkirj { i xgltri"^-*1 B. EDWARDS Builders BUILDERS SUPPLIES Me Don c ' 'A liK 2 ^ J lb V J ,* : »Pi'hCJnls will be held in the Helmly Realty-Selling Agents ix t h i: c in c irr c o ir t or city hall at 7:00 p.m. Oct. S, We Give TV Stamps Business, Just YOURS. Ph. FA 2-7605 TMK XIXTH J l D t C M L C I H l l t T . 308 W. 13th St. 903 W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 2-7896 1981, to establish an eligible list IX AXD r o a SEMIXOLB c o l . XTV, FARMER’S AGENCY FLORIOA * of Firemen for Sanford Fire N. V. Farmar, Realtor CNAXCKRT XO. I ISIS Dept. Qualifications: 21 to >0 24. E W d rk al Harriers Legal Notice IN n s i a d o pt io n o r 2485 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5221 yrv of age; 5* 7” tall and weigh JAMES LAKRT ARM. i x t h e c h u t r r c o t r t o r t i i h After hours FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0281 FRIQIDAIRE MTROXO, A Minor, lly not less than 123 lbs.; hava a XIXTH J l HICIAL CINCI IT OF ItOIIKRT L. MATltR W S ri.OMIHA. IX AXU FUN BKMISales k Service 10th grade or equivalent educa­ an d JULIA E. MA­ x o l . s : r i l l XTT, FLORIDA Free Estimates tion; resident of Semlnola Coun­ House Wiring TH E W S . M m * | ( i Ball-Blair Agency iiiv x tr .n v xo. iis m XOTICB o r Sid Vihlcn's Randall Electric ty for at least six months. Sub­ Registered Hrokers F IR S T F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND A D o rn o x rR o rcE ix u s 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0913 loan a sso cia tio n o r O r l a n ­ mit applications to Civil Ser­ k ASSOCIATES T H E S T A T E OE KM j IIIDA TO: I.KK ARMITRONO, Addrsi* d o . a corporation, vice Examiner in city hall by 218 So. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-3841 Pla in tiff. Unknown 25. Plum bing Sarrlee* Sept. 27, 1981. Lake Mary Branch • FA 3-1290 Tou a ra h.r.by- notlflrd that a »>. HAROLD M. MERRIAM and BESSIE E. MEKItlAM, hla wife. Daftndanta. x o rica o r at it T H E STATE OF FLORID V TO: Harold M. Merrlam and Reaela K. Merrlam, hta wife. You ara hereby notified that a ault h a i been filed a g a i n s t you In tha abov a en titled ca u t e , and that yuti are required to flla your x s s w t r w i t s tha Clerk c f tha Cir­ cu it Court of Semlnola County. Florida, and to aerve a co p y the re­ of upon the p la in tiff or p l a i n t i f f * a tto r n e y ! , whoa# < name and adilreea la Oil#.. ll»i|r!ck A Itobln•on, 135 South Court Str ea t, Or­ lando, Florida, not later tha n Oc­ tober 77. 19*1. If you fa ll |o do ao a decree pro confeeeo wUl be entered aaalnet yo u for t h e relief demanded In the Complaint. Title ault u to foreclose a m ortg a g e. Tha real properly proceeded a g a in st la: Lot l e t . L e . t the South 4 feet thereof, o f I-»k# Harriet Ketatea, Semlnola County, Florida, accordin g to plat tlic rrof as recorded In f l a t llook 11. p a r e . II and IS, Public Records o f Sem lnola County, Florida. WITNESS tny hand and lha teal o f eald Court a t Sanford. Sem inole County. Florida, thla l l t h day of September, 1*11. P .tltlon for th« adoption af JAME S LARRT AllilHTRO.NO by RO BERT U MATHEWS and JULIA E. MATHEWS, hla wlfa. h a i baan Tiled In tha abova atylad Court, and lha abbravlatad tltla o f tha ca u .« la: In ra Adoption o f J a m ta Larry Arn i-lru n*, A Minor, by Holi.rt I . Mathaw a and J u l i a E. Mathaw i, hla wlfa, Chancary No. J i m , la tha Circuit Court o f tha . Nin th J u d ic ia l c i r c u i t in and for 1 Sam lnola County. Florida. Tou aro haraby nutlflad to ba an d a p p ea r in tha a b o v . atyl*d Court an d to flla y o u r a n iw a r or o t h e r U eten ilv a plead lnaa with the Clark o f tha Circuit Court of tha Ninth J u d ic ia l Circuit In and for Sem lnola County. Florida, and ♦ rva a ro p y thereof upon W hit­ field. W rta h t A Leonhardt. 707 -U M et ca lf BulMlii*. Orlando, Florida, a t to r n e y ! for petitioner#, on or be­ fore tha 4th day o f October. 1JS1, an d to allow cauea w h y said p e t i­ tion for ad option eltould not ba 1 ( r a n t e d . I f you fall to do ao a Dec ree Pro Confeeto may be e n ­ tered a a a l n e t you for tha relief Bought in tha pet ition tor ad op ­ tion. W IT NESS nty hand and tha o f f i ­ cial teal o f eald Court In Sanford. Sem lnola County, Florida, thla let da y o f Sep te mber, t i l l . tSE AL) A rt h u r H. B e ck w ith , Jr. (SEAL) Clerk o f tho Circuit Court Arthur II. B eck w ith , Jr. S e m in o le County Clerk of the Circuit Couit Sanford. F lorida lly Martha T. Vlhlen My: Martha T. Vthler Deputy Clerk D e p u t y Clerk Giles. Hedrick A nobineon W h itfield . Wright * Leonhardt 131 South Court Streat 70 7 -lt M etca lf Bu ild in g Urlando. Florida Orlando, Florida Atto rn ey a for f l a l n t l f f . A t to r n e y ! for P etitio n er! Fublleh: S#pt. IV 33, Oct. 3. t. 1911 Puhlleh : Sept. «. II. II. 31, IJ«I Features of the future. . . now! '6 2 Fords Coming Friday, Sept. 29th Watch for our Special Pre-Showing! Strickland - Morrison INCORPORATED 308 E. F irst P h. SI. FA 2-1181 FOR SALE by owner; 3 bedroom 18. Htlp Wanted CB home located in South INSURANCE Pinecrest 2nd. Addition; in­ MEN OR WOMEN cludes fully equipped kitchen, large tile bath, new Bahia One of the Nation’s leading com­ panies needs a local person full lawn, extra large utility room. or pari lima in this area — we FA 2-7339. offer a complete liit« of A k H. plus Senior Citi­ St. Johns Realty Co. Hospitalization, zen and Life, high commissions, THE TIME TESTED FIRM incentive bonus that is vested 118 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6123 each month. You have every­ thing to gain and nothing to lose. PARTIALLY furnished ranch All replies will he held confi­ style home which is potentially dential. Write — State Manager, a 4-bedroom home with 2 baths, P. O. Box 6014-B, Orlando, Fla. however, 2 bedroom* are un­ finished. A bargain at $8,900. Only $3,300 down and $30.85 19. Situntiun* Wanted per month. Owner may con­ WORK WANTED. FA 2-4016. sider SI.ooo second mortgage to DAYS WORK. Phone FA 2-8813. reliable person. Seminole Realty 1901 Park Ph. FA 2-3232 Evenings: FA 2-2248 or FA 2-3013 Wall Plumbing A Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-8502 PLUMBING Contracting k Repair! Free Estimates R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3383 26. Radio ft Telev inion HATCHERS TV k RADIO SERVICE ‘Dependable Guaranteed Service Ph. FA 2-8392 2608 W. First St. 27. Special Service* FRIGIDAIRE 20. Babysitter* 1 WILL keep small children In my home. $1.2$ a day. Ph. FA 2-2274. Sales 4i Service G. II. HIGH Oviedo. Fla. FO 9-3313 Day* Evenings Sanford FA 2-3883 FOR SALE: Wektva River Estates REFINED white woman will SEWLNG MACHINE SERVICE; babysit evenings. References. For service on any make of Sew­ —150 ft. River frontage 64o ft. ing maehino parts and access­ Call FA 2-1740. to Road ’i mile off Rt. 48. Call ories or Rentals call or write after 6 p. m. FA 2-8473. CHILD CARE In my home; Pineto Sanford Sewing Center, 104 crest area. FA 2-9578. South Park Ava. Ph. FA 28411. 3 . BEDROOM home in Pinecrest. $350 down. 202 Laurel Drive. 21. lleauty Saloaa HEATING Phone FA 2-8835. H. B. POPE CO. INC. LAR-RE* BEAUTY SALON 200 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-4234 13. Mortgage Loans 2840 Hiawatha Ph. FA 2-1398 PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING MORTGAGE LOANS W. L. HARMON FIIA ami Conventional Ph. FA 2-4223 Commercial k Residential STENSTROM REALTY DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITERBeauty Salon til N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 ARY HELP? . . . an application Walker Building letter that will "get the Job"; 2510 Oak FA 2-7884 club paper; after dinner speech; 16. Female Help Wanted high ichooi or college theme or Sept, k Oct. Special! Cold wave, PIANIST wanted lor dancing reg. $20-$12.SO. Regular $12.50 essay on all but scientific sub­ school In Sanford. FA 2-8884 jects. Low rites. FA 2-4033, wave—$8.30. Scalp treatment from 2:00 in S:0o p. m. evenings. with shampoo 1 set $2.30. Oil shampoo k set $2.00. lUrrieit'a EXPERIENCED Typist and book­ Beauty Nook. Evening appti. PRINTING . . 24-Hour Service on Xerography, Offset Printing keeping machine operator by 105 So. Oak. FA 2-3742. and Blueprinting . . "Quality local firm. Apply for interview and Service, our etock In EVA-HESS BEAUTY SHOP in own bandwriting giving com­ 3 Senior Beauticians trade." SEMINOLE OFFSET plete details. Box 30 e /e The PRINTERS, 730 W. 9th St, Minnie Bess - Helen - Blanche Sanford Herald. FA 2-2772. 108 E. 2nd. St. Phone FA 2-3914 TEAR OUT THIS AD, and mail with name, address for big box of home needs and cosmetics for Free Trial, to test in your home. Tell your friends, make money. Rush name. BLAIR. WHERE THRIFTY FOLKS BUY DUALITY Dept 883KS3, Lynchburg, Va. 27. Special Service* iouthePLAir ROLLAWAY, Hotpl al and Baby “ Belli. Day, Week, or MonthFURNITURE CENTER Specializing In lleatini 1100 French Ave. and Air-Conditioning Only Ph. FA 2-7953 2502 Oak Ave. FA 2-8321 FOR COMPLETE PEST 34. Articles For Sale CONTROL SERVICE CALL REASONABLE LAST CALL! O nly 9 New ’61 Cars b 4 New ’61 Trucks To Go WE'RE SELLING CARS LIKE HOTCAKES! If you’re waiting for the year-end deal — TIME IS GROWING SHORT LAST CHANCE SELLOUT DEALS O ur ’62s Will FREE Be O ut Sept. 29th TOP V A LU E Windshield Buck Gifts.* Door Glass Vent Glass SERVICE Senkarik Glass and Fnlnt Co. 308 K- First Street Sanford • FA 2-1181 Winter Park - MI 1-8916 Sales — Service — Supplies Nell Klndy — FA 2 6806 BONDED REPRESENTATIVE PIANOS AND ORGANS Ph. FA 2-4822 Authorized Baldwin factory piano and organ sale, conducted by 31. Poultry • Pels • Livestock fectory representative. Inquire Thompaoa Music Co., $4$ No. AKC Registered Femala Boxer. Orange Ave., Orlando. Pb. $25. FA 2-7890. GA 3-4577. MINIATURE Poodles. White FACTORY TO YOU malei. AKC registered. Excell­ ALUMINUM BLINDS ent Pedigree. FA 2-3442. Enclosed heed, Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Pintle 32. Flowrrn - Trees - Shrub* or rayon tspes. Cotton or nylon cords. PETUNIAS in bands now ready. Senkarik Glass ami Paint Co. GRAPEVILLE NURSERY 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 1-4822 Grspevtlle Ave. near 20th St CABBAGE SEED ANNUALS and vegetable plant*. Marloa Market, Yellows Iteaulant FA 2-7197. Dutch Mill Nursery, lb....................................... $1.30 New Upsala Road. Globe, Yellows Resistant, lb. $1.33 Greenback, Yellows Reiistant 33. Fum llura lb. ............. $1.85 Delivery in around five days from • BIG VALUES tha West Coast. AU seed are of • QUICK CREDIT high germination and purity • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS test. Phone 749-2113 WILSON - MAIER A. U. Prevail Seville, Fla. New and Used Furniture 311 E. First St. FA 2-5822 ANTIQUES t REPRODUCTIONS Lamps, Glass and China, Hutch, Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Dry Sink, Desk, Cobbler's Service With The Cash. SUPER Bench, Clocks, Etc. Search your TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. attic. We repair and sell for a small commission. FA 27268 Used furniture, appliances, loots or FA 2-2209. 918 French Ave., etc. Bought-Sold. Larry'* Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 Sanford. 210 Magnolia PRICES PONTIAC Bonneville A / C .......................... 92295 CHEVROLET Ton Pickup ............... 1195 CADILLAC I Dour, Power and A i r ....... ........995 FORD Station Wugun V-8, Auto ................ 895 OLDS Super 88 4-Door, Air fond. .— ....... 2795 DODGE Station Wagon, Automatic ... ........ 1195 RENAULT, A Harguin In Economy................. 595 CHEV. I Door llelair ............................. - ....... 195 CADILLAC 4 Door ....... ................... 595 BUICK 2 Door Hardtop .... .... 195 CHEVROLET 2 l)r„ V-8 ............................... 1895 SI.MCA 4-Door .............. 195 OLDS 2-Door, Powered ... — ...................693 CADILLAC I-Door, Air Cond....................... 1795 CHEVROLET, 6 Cyl., 2-Door ........... 3393 FORD St. Wagon V-8, Std. Shift ............... 793 CADILLAC I Dr., ................................... 395 CADILLAC N EW O R U SE D Robson Sporting Good* 304-6-9 E. 1st Ph. FA 1-3*4 38. Trailer* • Caban** SELL or TRADE: 33.000 equity la 10’ x 49' trailer for r wide, 2 bedroom, clean. Also, sell 1934 Ford trailer hauler. RobL Bohannon. Pinecrest Trailer Pk. SACRIFICE Beautiful 19C0 Pacemaker, 10' x 33'. FA 1-3340 1959 ELCAR house trailer, IF X 30'. like new, sacrifice. FA : HOUSE TRAILER, closed la eabans, completely furnished. Can be seen Wekiva Fish Camp. CaU collect CY 3-8012, Orlando. 39 Automobile* - Trucks JEEP station waion: 4 cylinder, 4-wheel drive. Make oiler. C. Hawk*, Paola. '33 CHEVROLET 4 door Bel Air; naw paint, seat covert; overhauled. FA 3-3711. Barkley A. W. Barkley Used Can, lac. Impart* ft Sport* C*r* Our Speciality 17-93 - Heart af Maitland PH. BO 4-5307 Thurs. & Fri., September 2 8 & 2 9 JMercury mean* MONTIRKY. ,rgS< best-looting buy for tfa big-ear matt MEET THE NEW i #4- M ER C U R Y S" M ercury mean* COMET. . . smartly ahead o f the compact i A L S O . . . T H E W O R L D ’S L E A D IN G L U X U R Y C A R LINCOLN CONTINENTAL For 1962 193 ONLY A FEW 1961 NEW CARS LEFT AT REDUCED PRICES Check W ith U s Now! Get A Better Deol Before You Buy! STRICKLAND - MORRISON Electrolux Cleaners INSTALLED STAM PS With the purchase of any New ’61 Car or Truck BUY OR RENT America's Best Brands: Coen, ASSORTED TOOLS 99c each. Olds, Leblene, Ludwig end others Paint 2 gals. $3.93. Army Navy at the lowest rates anywhere for FA 2-8865 Sanford, Fla. Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. school band students. Cornets, Flutes, Trumpets, Trombones, WELLS DRILLED AIR CONDITIONER, flu ease­ Drums. SaxophOkiei, etc. Open PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ment windows, good condition, Monday and Friday nites. WB AH T)pcs and Sizes $40. FA 2-4085. DELIVER. 8THEEP MUSIC. Wt Repair snd Service 841 No. Oran**. fHVxtdv Jhart* . . . . It T. I V F. WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes GArden 4-24oi. ' Machinery and Supply Co. walkers. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-8432 FREE DELIVERY 36. Boat* • Motor* Prescriptions our Specially 29. Automobile Service FAUST'S Rx Mellonvilla Gateway To Tv# Waterway Ph. FA 2-7107 Your EV1NRUDE Dealer AUTO GLASS HERE’S WHY 1939 1959 1955 1957 1960 1958 1959 1955 1953 1955 1960 1959 1956 1957 1956 1957 1951 1951 IN S T R U M E N T S - ART BROWN HOLLERS of SANFORD AT 34. Article* For. Salt ENVELOPES, Letterheads, stateCUSTOM BUILT BEDDING DEEP FREEZE, perfect condi­ menu, invoices, hand bills, and Mattress renovating. Expert Up­ tion. FA 2-1737. holstering. All Work Guaran­ programs, etc. Progressive Printing Co. Phone FA 2-051teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 306 West 13th St. Co., FA 2-2117, 1301 Sanford SC H O O L B A N D Ave. Dawn's CARS 33. F urn itu re BUY NOW AND SAVE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 2nd & Palmetto —— SANFORD ----- HUNTMERCURY INC. (he place (o see and drive the beat.looking 109 PALMETTO AVE. buy* — now in SANFORD Showroom Open 'til 9:00 P. M. FA 2-0711 r each size FA 2-4884 �> “Then art approximately 140 children la the Semiaoie County area wbo are tbe victims of men­ tal retardation," said Kenneth Melotosb, speaking to tbe Clvltin Club Thursday, "and of that num­ ber 11T will, through edueetka and aisLitanco, be able to assume a place la society as cdiiesble in­ dividuals to produce for them­ selves and their families." r — uThe’ retard ef eteibU nte l» these children has only reccivtd | an appreciable boost in the last few yean, McIntosh Mid. "fn IMS there were 750,000 men- tally retarded children in tbe V . 8. and only U percent of them' were receiving any help at alL "Today there are 1,000,000 but 74 percent of them art now re­ ceiving special attention and spe­ cial ttxinlng.” "Civitaa has been the backbone and stimulus of the Little Red Seboolbouse here,” he said, "and you are to he commended for your ‘is a Civitan representative, lonal "He had his heart and soul in j®*! the Job of helping us. and help 1 us he did, with extensive research­ ing for more and more infarmaI tion, setting up our fsculty, coor* *Dd dinatlng our efforts and setting ,po” up otir record system. His aid and, II in service wss Invaluable to ua." The Seminole Association for Retarded Children is anticipating Btati- formerly .1 the becuming a member wf -th e-Fleryour interest In giving your whole­ Sanford Naval Air Station, tor bis Ida Council and of the National hearted support to this worthy tremendous effort and accomplish­ Council In order to receive the project," ments in behalf of the Little Red benefit of the research carried on "The Little Red Seboolbouse," Schoolhoute, in bla capacity as by these organization*. Before adjournment the Clritao Club voted unanimously to eon* tinue to underwrite a major part at the expenses of the Little Red Schooibous# with their yearly sale of Claxtoa FroK Cakes. G S Neighborhood I Adults To Meet A special meeting of all biter borbood I are urged to attend e celled 'meeting at the Bel-Ahf) home of Mrs. Randall Chase at 7:30 p.m. today. NKWLY INSTALLED OFFICERS of the Democratic Women’s Club am ihown hare with installing officer, Mrs. Edwin Ivy of Orlando, Fifth Conmsaloiia] District vice president of the Democratic Women’s Club# of Florida. Second front left ia local president, Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, vice president, Mrs. Elisabeth Kuhn; secretary, Mra. Catherine Oehr and treasurer, Mrs. Marls Tayjor. (Hersld Photo) . Members ef the Democratic Women’s Club mat Thursday for lasts nation of this yaar’a saw offleers, with guest officer Mrs. Edwts Ivy of Orlando, wbo prtiided It the Installation ceremonies. • At other business of tbe organ­ isation, a discussion was held on (he proposed changes in tbe atata Constitution. : Delegates to the state eonven- Legal Notice tion la Clearwater ta October are Mrs, Kathleen Reynolds, Mrs. Peggy Kuhn, Mrs. Catherine Oehr. Alternates are Mrs. Roy TUIIa, Mri. C. M. Flowers and Mrs. Maria Taylor. Mrs. Ivy gave the eluh a resume of her duties and spoke on the re­ sponsibilities of women In politics. Refreshments of eska and coffee were served after the meeting and a social hour enjoyed to com­ memorate the first blrtbdsy of the organisation. Your Money Back CARPETING Viscose. Nylon, Weol A Blende DECORATOR COLOR! VISCOSE CARPKT INSTALLED d J T C . . Complete with Pad Only FREE ESTIMATES On Meats - Poultry „ and Seafoods House of Floors N u t Te Kero Perk Poatofflc* Fern Ptete_______ TE S-11771 A irm e n cottlvghah , . i l M JKM COTTINllllAM. h ix l muiuis * T o e en d e a ch o f yon are hereby S e t U l e S a n d required In present e » r c l a i m s and dsmanda which y o u . o r eith er o f you. m ay hara e o a l n a t th e e s t a t e o f J e s s Arthur C o t tln e h a m , a l s o kn o w n a s l e s s C o t tln a h a m , d se s a ss d . lata o f said C o en ty , t o the County Jad*a or f e m l n o l * County, Florida, at hla o f f i c e In th e cou rt house of eald C o u n ty a t Sanford, Florida, within a l e ca len d a r m onths from tho t i m e o f tho flrot publication o f t h i s n o tles. Bach claim or demand e h a l l be In w r lt ln y , and aball s'ata t h e p l a c e o f realdenea and peat o f f i c e addrssa o f tho stalm ant, and e h a ll ba ew o ra to by tho claimant, h i e s c e n t , or a tto rn ey , and any su s h c la im or dem and no t ao filed Shal l ba void. / ■ / l t a r a u s r l t a Cottlneh am Aa i a s c u l o r of the Last Will and T e s t a m e n t o f J e s s A rth u r Cottlneh am. deceased W , c H u tc hiso n , Jr. E d w a rd * Building Sanford, F lo rid a A t to r n e y for Kaseutrlm BLUE RIBBON W ESTERN C R A IN FED BEEF ■OUM i Moil, Tee*. W*4 S:M Te T:M Coming Friday, Sept. 2‘Jth Watch for our Special Pre-Showing! ThunL, FrL 8:30 (o t:00 SATURDAY — 8*30 to 7:00 INCORPORATED HICKO RY RANCH BREAKFAST FRYER QUARTER LE6S or BREASTS SLICED COKES LIMIT WITH U000 FOOD ORDER r PLUS DEPOSIT 4-W AY CLOTHES DRYER EXTRA MERCHANTS grestn STAMPS WITH COUFCNS DKYS WITH Oil WITHOUT TUMBLING—WITH OK WITHOUT HEAT Only Norge eafely dry* everything w ash able—even k n itte d w oolens, plastics, silk stocking* and delicate cashmeres. GAS & APPLIANCE COMPANY MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS WITH TM« ru s c H tit o r lady ra in ta inch ruaOMAM o r to ia BAB watm vmc — AS SPECIFIED AUTOCRAT ASSORTED FLAM0R5 POTATOES _ I I WITH TM niSSMSBt o r r e ox HATfAis APPLE PIES — * t Oua a t o u L . a u i « » » c * aa ptis sa e - u a - a t ■ 1 ------ caos a MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS M -A m _ I I ■ 1 c ot v ao x CHEESE _ Bus H ,U U A LOW H M I » - auwiaca v-aa-at mg iso t a I- , JUKTY FLAKif RED HURRYH ONLY 4 DAYS LEFT TO REGISTER FOR WINNER'S CHOICE SWEEPSTAKES 1 I �I- —11— p------:-------- - 1 List Primary, Secondary Paving Jobs ® County Engineer Carlton Bilan outlined to the County Commission today an anticipated five year primary and ■econdary road program to cost an estimated | 2 million in rights-of way and construction. The top priority In the primary program is SR 46 from llellonville to French Ave. while the top secondary project in the progran u Bear Lake Road. Bllia, in presenting the pro­ gram, emphasized that “this should help you So fUl in the m ining Unis la the county's road program which waa adopted last week and to answer some of the criticisms which have been cast ■t the program." Recommendations, according to Bliss, arc for ezisting primary and secondary roada and for those The County Commission today new links which will serve to voted to limit the discussion* of relieve rapidly-developing conges­ jftizen s from the floor at future tion or fulfill new demands on our meetings, to 20 minutes. Commis­ road ayatem brought about by the sioner James P. Avery opposed Impact of Interstate 4. the plan. Primary project rights of way Commissioner Ted Williams, were estimated at $323,000 and who made the motion, said that secondary rights of way and con­ on many occasions, citizens had struction at $1,533,000. to wait too tong to be heard at Top primary prioritiea include the meeting and “ it just wasn't SR 48, Mellonville to French Ave.; lair." SR 436, Hwy. 17-92 to Interstate Avery said that the chair had 4; SR 438, Red Bug Rd. to Orange J | e authority to halt an / discusCounty Line; SR 426, Orange Kon it it desired. However, the County Line to SR 48; and SR 48, board voted to limit the discus­ interstate 4 to Weklva River. sion by a 4-1 majority. Secondary projects include Bear Earlier in the morning. Mrs. Eleanor Ravenel spoke tor almost Lake Rd.; 23lh St. to S46-A and an hour and a halt on the de­ Grapevine Spur; SR 415, -city plorable conditions involving state limits to Cameron Ave.; S-431, SR welfare in Santord. She also com­ 438 to Orange County Line; S-427, plimented the commission (or Hwy, 17-92 to GlndervUle; S-13, bringing some of the condition in- Bconlockhatchcc Bridge to SR 428; S-13, SR 44 to Interstate 4; the open. ^ l n other business, the commis­ S-15, Lake Mary to S-48A; S-425 sion agreed to re-root the infirm­ to Grapeviile Ave.; S-427, ACL to ary at the county homa at a Hwy. 17-97; S.13-Bnimtey Rd. to SR 419; S-13.S 46-A to SR 48; Wincost not to exceed $300 Accepted the resignation of S. j ter Park Drive. SR 438 to SemG. Hk'riman as chairman of the inole Blvd.; S-13, S427 to Hwy 17-92; S-431, S-46-A to Longwoodboard of adjustment; Adopted a resilution approving Markham Rd.; Seminole Blvd., S* extending Bexr Lake Rd. Tod 427 to Winter Park Drive; Wekiva William* opposed th e move. Spring* ltd., S-431 to Orange County Line; Orange Blvd. SR 48 to Interstate 4;»k*ft£wood-Markham Rd., S-431 to Douglaa Ave, Board Votes To Limit Talk From Citizens Tlajor Skirmish Over China Seen UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (UPI) — The Security Council was sum­ moned Into session today for a major skirmish on th# diploma'to lc battle over Red China'* de­ mands lor a scat in tha United Nations. The issue was disgutied by the applications of two other nations for UN membership. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko was listed to speak in the assembly's geneVal debate this afternoon, providing an op­ portunity for a quick formal ftusWian answer to Kennedy. The Red Chine issue was behind the epplications of Outer Mongolia and Mauritania for General Assembly membership. A third application, from Sierra Leone, appeared certain to be rec­ ommended favorably to the as­ sembly. ^Paving Started Work started this morning on the paving of Orange Ave. from Hwy. 17-92 to the Longwood city limits, County Engineer Carlton Bliss reported today. He said the Job should take 30 days. Herald Index Bridge ('Unified ~~ .... ....... Comics . — Dear Ahby Editorial ....... Entertainment .... . _ Puzzle Society ...........— ...... Sports - ..... — _ Page « Tage 7 Page 8 Pag* *> Page 4 Tag* 8 Page 8 Page ^ Page 5 ►♦■S'** 1 ' rT Last Chance For Old Hotel? By LARRY VERSREL DEAR ABBY: I'm in real troubig. r w n omi ' Mw»pap4r~wnr ing a daily column and all these public officials think I'm “gun ning" for them. They think I'm a birod, high priced, hatchet man in the pay of aonto sinister poll. Ucal machine. Pm telling you M’a rough. Even my trie ads look both way* on the street before they wave to me . , and when they wave Its with th*tr~to<* finger and art afraid to use their ontiro arm. What do I do now? LV DEAR ‘LV: Stay oft Use *tree Is and purchase Norman Vincent Peate's “The Power of Poitive Thinking," “How To Win Friendi and Influence People" by Dale Carnegia and get a permit to carry a concealed weapon. ABBY • • • Nobody asked ma but, what political machine wai Mr, Avery talking about? • • * Friday night strappers will have an extra treat, this week. The Christmas lights will be turned on. • • • Speaking of lights, City Com­ missioner Earl Higginbotham called Sanford a “ ghost town" at night. "It's 23 to SO pcrcenf darker at night than any other city in these parti," Higginbo­ tham said. • • • If Casselberry Aldermen okay a 'land lease agreement so that the mayor can have a street light in front of his bouse, wonder if they’d do the same for a fel­ low board member who want* one on the lakefront in back of her house so she can fish at night? Troops Ousl Vopos From West Beilin Urn CXy Q m s M o a fa slowly and sorely Inward demoli­ tion of tbe Palma HoM m W. First I t City Manager W. B. t A'little birdie that flics all over th* county sang to us that news from South Seminole women that they were going to organize their own club of a certain political party haa tha other club of the Mm* parly “ singing tha bluet." . » Mart* to ice why w h e - ,lhcy’j t ail b# working towards th e is m s goal, • • • Glad to hear that traffic con­ ditions ar* Improving down In Longdate but drivers are still be­ ing watched, Longwood Folic* Chief Claude Layo warns, espe­ cially around the school where he's really enforcing the 13 mph speed -limit. • • • The circulation manager of the Herald, Frank Voltoline, was In the pink this morning—hii^ wife presented him with an ‘sight pound, 12 ounce girl last night. agreed to place signs sta n d the • botot, aider the caretaker nut ef­ fective Oct. 1 and warn the awner an patohw city action v i s i t renovation* a n made oa ton an­ cient (true tun. Mousy Knowles made public ha aru>» ta the earner sf nigbt to put the hotel, tor mad a safety and Are hazard, an ft* condemnation list with Stt other atrueturta—for—considers ft* hotel. Mr*. C. H. OUff af Tampa. The city manager said to hia teller (hat the hotel's attorney, Ambrose OUiff "committed him•elf to notifying the city to writ­ ing af obtaining the necessary plana and specification* tor work on th* structure." — Thus far, - according to Knowtra (ha city laa not any plan or intention for cleaning up th* facility. Kaowlas also said that to* pro­ perty to th* asst af tha hotel haa continued to b* used an a brick and concrete product• storage yard to violation af city ordin­ ances. “Nothing has been done abowl that," the city instil gar said.— 8 >anfarh If m t ili WEATHER: Cloudy through Wednesday. High today. 85-90. Low tonight, 70-75. VOL. fiS United JW U A ... Living: Costs Up WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tbe Labor Department was expected to report today that tha cost of living went up little, If any, dur­ ing August. L au«d W irt Established WASHINGTON (UPI) — The proposed Atlantle-to-Gulf water­ SANTA MONICA, Calif. (U P I> - way across Florida has become a Oldtima vaudeville comedian “must" because af th* location of Frank Fey. former husband of a federal apace laboratory In actress Barbara Stanwyck, died Texas, a moon rocket fabrication early today at the age of 64. plant in Louisiana and th* U. S. “moonport" In Florida, said Ran­ Safety Move dolph Hodges, Florida conserva­ LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo tion director in Tallahassee today. (UPIl — United Nationi officials Hia pronouncement followed th*' planned to move their Elisabeth- approval by a Congressional con­ villa hospital to th* outskirts to­ ference committee yesterday of day to protect it from a possible $193,000 for pre-cunatiuction plan­ resumption of warfare In Ka ning of th* Florida canal. tanga. Tha project's backers, however, emphasised this wa* no guarantee Latins Approve th* canal will b* built. “It may or may not h* cunNEW YORK (UPI) - Latin American diplomats at a lunch atructed. It ia not a commitment," for President Kennedy Monday said Sen. Ipesaanl Holland, (Dwere “unanimous" In approval of Fla.I. The ronferrnr* committee also his United Nations speech, ac cording to the hoat, U. S. Am­ earmarked $13,730 million for the Central and Southern Florida bassador Adlai E. Stevenson. Flood Control District and $1 mil­ lion for an interroastal waterway Ford, UAW Talk DETROIT (UFI» — rord Motor batwtan tha Caloosahati-he* and Co. and Urn United Autcy,Worker# Anclot* rivers. Holland and other mambera of a Union bargained today under Senate-House conference commit­ news blackout confident they can reach agreement on a new eon tee approved Monday the full tract before an unofficial deadline $195,000 requested by President Kennedy and Florida backers of 13 days away. tha project for pre-construction Arabs Guard Border planning. The House had voted only $30,* KUWAIT (U PI)-A rab League forces assumed command Mon­ 000 for a new economic study of day of frontline troops along the th* long-awaited canal. By incor­ porating both House and Senate Kuwail-iraq desert border Sourer* said only a few British , views in the appropriation bill, troops remained. They had been •’“ 'sever, the conference commitsent in to guard Kuwait Irom pos­ U*« m iu itd pns»*g« in both hoUBtoi. sible invasion (rum Iraq. Capt. Slye To Be Coffee Club Host Corpsmen Arrive Th* money will pay for an up-todate eoat and value estimate of th* proposed canal, but will go be­ yond th* limited survey proposed by th* House. An additional $206,900 would he needed to complete pre-construction planning of tbe project, estimated to coat about U. S. Disarmament Agency Set Up LAGOS. Nigeria (UPI) — The second group of American Peace Corpsmcn to reach Africa arrived here Monday to begin teaching in Nigeria’s mud but villages. The first Peace Corps team a r­ NEW YORK (UPI) — President rived in (ihana earlier this sum­ Kennedy takes a step in his “ rsce mer and another group is due (or peace" tuday by formally set­ soon in Tanganyika. ting up the new U. S. disarma­ ment commission. Seize Bo^us Bills After signing the recently enact­ MIAMI (UPJI—Secret Service ed bill establishing the new agen­ agents seized a $3()0,b00 bundle of cy to coordinate American disar­ counterfeit S10 bills at the Miami mament planning, the Chief Ex­ Hallway Express olfics Monday. ecutive and hit wife planned to Miami Secret Service chief John fly thia afternoon to Newport, Manhall said the 104-pound pack­ K. I., for a week's holiday. age of counterfeit money had been shipped here from Owens­ boro. Ky., in a heavy plywood Driver Injured, box labeled “tools.*' Held In Accident Nazis On Trial DORTMUND, Germany (UFI)— Three furmer Nazi official) went on Inal Monday on charges ol murdering nearly 4.0U0 Jewish and Rii**ian priianer* In Germanoccupied Lithuania In 1944. They are Dr. Hermann Jahr, 31. formrr Gestapo commander in Tilsit, and two assistants, Wilhelm tierke. 30. end Alfred Krumback, 31. 8ANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 287 Florida Tanal 'Now A Must' Flood Fund Approved Comedian Dies United press International BERLIN (UPI) —French troops and Wert Berlin rio» police today expelled a group of armed East German border guards from strip of West Berlin territory. A unit of th* Communist border police, recently incorporated Into th<* regular East German army, had crossed Into West Berlin ter­ ritory in the French sector to repair a stretch of barbed wire torn down by an angry West Berlin crowd Monday night. Communist E sit German police Monday night fired five ahoti at a group of East Berliners who Members of the Seminole Coun­ leaped to safety from an apart­ ty Chamber of Commerce Coffee ment house on the border of tbe Club are scheduled to participate divided eity. West Berlin authorin an unusual meeting Thuraday itiei reported. at 10 a m. when they will be the guests of Capt. R. W. Slye, cnniminding officer of Sanford Naval Pleads Guilty To | Air Station, at the open air pa­ Breaking, Entering vilion at Lake Golden. Jetton Bernard of Dade City $lany of the feminine coffee pleaded guilty to breaking and clubbers are planning to attend on ering in Circuit Court Monday tbe affair which will be high­ and was sentenced to six months lighted by a rescue demonstration to five years. o f a live pick-up by a helicopter Bernard was charged with break­ from the lake. Cmdr. J. E. An­ ing into the Dairy Castle on drews will narrate the rescue. Hwy. 17-92 earlier in the year. New members of tbe statiun staff will be introduced to the group by Capt. Slye, who has provided a Public Invited A hard-hitting Communist film Marine detail to direct traffic “Communism On The Map" will upon entering the gate*. It is expected that a large num­ be shown at a meeting sponsored by the men of tbe Church of the ber of coffee drinkers and donut Nativity of Lake Mary at 7 p m. dunkert will avail themselves of Wednesday. Tbe public is invited the captain's invitation to "be my guest." to attend. 1908 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1961 $173 million altogether. Holland explained th* bill ap­ proved by th* conference commit­ tee specifically prohibits the ap­ propriation from becoming any automatic assurance for eventual construction of th* canal. the canal would atretrh Ish miles from near Jacksonville on th* Atlantic coast to Yanksstowa on th* Gulf coast. Hodges, who addressed tha State Capital chaptar of tha American Society for Public Administration In Tallahassee Monday, hailed tha conference committee action as n major step toward actual con­ struction of the renal. Moscow Reaction Unusual By EUGENE Mcl.OUGIlLIN Vailed Prcti lateraatioaal President Kennedy's "race (or peace" speech lo the United Na­ tions carried the West a step closer lo negotiations on Berlin and disarmament today but there was no immediate answering move by the East, The Soviet Communist Ps.ty newspaper Pravda surprisingly reprinted an Anv*rican nrwvpapcr[ story prslsing Kennedy is t man of peace and depicting Soviet Premier Khrushchev as a “ mad­ man" If he Iralieves Communist propaganda picturing lira U. S. President aa a rich imperialist. UPI Correspondent Henry Shepiro reported from Moscow that unofficial Soviet source* found The City Commission Monday the speech relatively moderate filed with (lie Corps of Engineers and conciliatory but ofiiciat Krem­ at Jacksonville a protest on the lin reaction had not Jelled. proposed clearances for the The first real indication of how Osteen bridge across the St. th* Kennedy peace move will be received in lira Communist world Johns river above Sanford. Pointing out that the clearances was looked for ia Soviet Foreign Andrei Gromkya'i a rt in adequate for the proposed Minister Sanford-Canaveral canal the let­ speech to the UN General As­ sembly Ibis afternoon. ter said; “ W# wish lo go on record as Th* reprint of the American protesting the 23-foot vertical newspaper story — by James clearance and the 30-foot width Wechsler of the New York Post— of live channel clearance. Where­ w is preceded by a not# saying by this is iha planned watrrway P rav d i't editor* did not ag*ee of tbe SsnUrd-TiliilvilU Canal, with everything in K. But the we consider It imperative that fact that it was printed at all plans be made to provide tht caused amazement in Moscow. The story said Kennedy was, e’earances necr.vary for the ’nready to negotiate but not to traconstat Waterway." Since the bridge at the west nd capitulate to dictation by Khrush­ of Lake .Monrue maintains a chev. Ami it contained this surpris­ vertical clearance of 43 feet and a 190-foot channel clearance, we ing quote: “ Kennedy is the son of a very request that you urge the plan* of the proposed bridge be equsl rich man and therefore an excel­ to the criteria of the bridge now lent caricature for Communist propaganda which tries to equate being completed." Th* letter wav signed by San­ all our American action* with ford Mayor Joe It. Baker ami vicloui intrigues of 'Wall Street copies were forwarded to Sen. imperialists.' If Khrushchev be­ W. Randolph Hodges .of the Con­ lieve) this doctrinaire nonsense servation Commission; Max then he is a madman and w* are Brewer and Richey Green, both all doomed." I The eiiu appeared to be to give of the State Huad Dept. Cily Protests Clearances For Osteen Bridge Soviet citircns assurance that there wa* real proapect of negoti­ ations. UPI Correspondent Stewart Hensley reported that at tha United Nationi there was a feel'n* of cautious optimism, Sewage Facility Rises 3 Points On Priority List Ttra City CoramiDicuv waa told Monday ni|h4 that Sanford's priority rating for a a* wag* treatment plant went up three point* and ia now ninth in the state to receive a federal grant of $130,440 to help pay the cost of tha near half-million dollar plant. Engineers Leffler and Burti ar* currently working on plan* ■nd specification* for the plant and wera told Monday night that It would be feasible to design tha control room or the plant into a fallout shelter to be used to eav# of any emergency. In other btisineia, th# eommis­ sion, authorized th* city manager to advertiaa for two police car*, on* compact car, a TD-B replace­ ment, tractor replacement, a re ­ fuse packer, aerial ladder, sweep­ er and five pickup replacement* and water lie* materials; Agreed to install street light* on Court St., Academy Manor and Driver Homes area*. Dented a request by Geurg* Steele for a license to sell beer and soft drinks from a vehicle; Agreed to have city crews mow the grounds around tha Armory. A .Sanford man waa hospitalized and charged with reckless driv­ ing after he drove into s tele­ phone pole on South Sanford Ave. isle Monday night, the Sheriff's office reported. Floyd Sparkman of Russell Ave., received lacerations of the face and body in the mishap. Deputies said he lost control of his vehicle hitting the pole. Damage to his car was estimated at $499. *Major Swim-Wear Firm To Build Plant Here The first factory fur th* mass production of swim suite in Flor­ ida will Ira built in Sanfurd with construction to start in tha lata fall by th* firm of Alix of Miumi, ^Ine., internationally known swim" le a r manufacturer. Th* unusually attractiva build­ ing fur a manufacturing plant will initially enclose 11,000 square feet •f floor space end will he built oo Hwy. 17-92 at th* South entrance «f San fold, near the Harcar Aluminum Co. and York Manufac­ turing. Tbe plant will he scientifically ytynppcd to introduce swimwear in straight line production. A new industrial engineering system will enabla Alix of Miami, Inc., locally through Alix of Sanford to ha com­ petitive with other national pro­ ducers of ruatoni swimwear, mostly concentrated in California. The firm expects to complete its building in six months and provide steady year-round employment for (rum 130 to 200 persons. Burton and Chapman, local ar­ chitects. ate currently firming up plana and specifications for tha new facility and will announce tha advertisement of bida for tha building in tbe near futurr. The plant will be lUO percent air-conditioned and have its own cafeteria and all modern facilities. William Stemper of Stamper Agency, real estate consultant for Atix of Miami, Inc. today thanked th* City ami County officials that were successful In helping retain thia growing industry to our area. Through their constructive coop­ eration thia ia all possible, Stamp­ er said. Stamper singled out John Kriiler, manager of the Seminole Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce, for his untiring efforts throughout tha long negotiations and for hia in­ spiration contributing to th* new­ ly formed Saiga.rd-cemiriol* De­ Company, which waa formed from th* Committee of “ 100" to concretely procure Imluatry. Many psraon* instrumental In working fur this industry ar* to be thanked and a special thanks should bs given to Herman Jacob•on, Earl Higginbotham, T. E. Turktr, Al Wilson, Clifford MeKibbin, Robert Brown, Ed Davis, Jsniet (Sonny) Powell, Thomas Mi Donald, and (ieu. J. C. Hutchin­ son. Stamper reported also t h a t any inquiries a* to employment should be made to Abraham Gussow <d Brookfield Mill* os, the velopm ent Florida Employment Service—Mr. Guseow will continue aa manager of th* enlarged operation. Burn par pointed out that Brook­ field Mille, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Alix of klieml, Inc. will operate aa Alix of Sanford in the new modern plant. The plant will continue to man­ ufacture th* internationally famuua Alix “ronloured" swim suits and will add fashionable sports­ wear in Sanford. President of Alix of Miami, Inc. ia Alix Schneidman; Ylca Presi­ dent, Luther Powell and Tan)a Scliiicijioan i, H o siery . SHINING OF FINAL I’AI’KILS preparatory to the acquisition of the land on Hwy. 17-92 for the establishment of another new industry in Sanford, brought theao official* of Alix of Miumi, Inc. swimsuit and sportswear manufacturers to Sanford for conference* with official* of tha Sanford Development Co, From left seated are Abraham Gu*aow, manager of Urpokfleld Mills, Garnet Levuitt, auditor, Alix Schneidman, president of Alix of Miami and David Miaonznlclc, controller. Standing a rt W. H. Stemper, realtor, T. E. Tucker, Florida State Bank president and SSDC director and John Kritler, executive director of the Sanford-Seminoie Davelopment Co. (Herald Photo) . � 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, September 25, 1961 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 25, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 25, 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/e056f2d57faae78c4de69ff6fa771afe.pdf 136d4b3b3dd40615db023ddeb5d90037 PDF Text Text **aw e*a*w w HD Extension Services R. L. Tbe people today want- to be-| come successful, efficient and capable manager*, la general, they want to be well Informed. This means that requests for as­ sistance from toe County Home Demonstration agents have In­ creased, sharply. Tbe Extension Service helps people In eight Program A n a s. They are: 1. Agriculture Produc­ tion. 2. Marketing. 3. Conservation. 4. Farm and Home Management. 3. Family Living. A Youth Deve­ lopment. T, Leadership Develop­ ment. I. Community Development Ad Public Affairs. Hero a n tome of tbe kinds of information most requested. Se­ lecting food, fkfthta* household equipment and fttfgjsjijn-v under­ standing the rose o f family memb en , including all ages; health edueatloa and safety; managing Winner, rice p m ia n ii sna tnairman oi nomerwm KXECUTTVX BOARD NKMBXKS o f thw EnUrprtofl time and energy; giving the Ismmothers; Mrs. R. T. HatcfrfcU. Puvnt-Tucher Council which held ite fleet general meet­ Oy well balanced meals and Henderson, devotional chairman; Harold- Wooten, pro­ ing of the school year at 7:80 p. m. Tuesday Include, from ■teeteUng the family dollar which gram ohairman and L. 0. Hayman, principal. left, Mrs. J. R. Walla, treasurer and membership chair­ today la very Important and (Cox Photo) man; Mrs, Lautress Boazman, publicity; Mrs. J. W. making our home comfortable, , _________________________________ livable and attractive. To reach this vast, growing audience which Includes men, women and youth, the Agricul­ ture Extension Service Is broad­ C'tAc, has Mt an supported tha Republican Party better and more enduring than the |either aide, It truly represents a ening its program. It is making this Information originals from either side. And consensus of all tbe people. This vaeatkea. Der. in 1M0. a kefs# onee a basic American program la why our government U the available not only to organtxed la 1M0, wa w a n denied con­ leg Me groups, but to everyone through tinued executive power by an la forged with the best from' most representative on enrth. eyelash while we w en inenaswin lag our seats in Congress-in state W U to a K. capitals, state legislatures and ■y county courthouses. ■ IU *r <■., N. T , ) But this narrow defaat, to my (lapaMkaa NaUml Cfcainaaa) As the Kennedy Administration mind, does not n llcve us of na­ tional nsponslbUity. I firmly be­ proceeds Into the perils at home lieve that tha national security, and abroad, then will come limes national defense, fonlga policy la both a n sa o f concern when and domestic matters continue Republicans will rise sad say: to be as much the nsponslbUity “ No. We d lia m e with the Ad­ of toe Republicans as of the ministration's course o f action. Democrats. We believe that the national In­ This is what I mean by our role terest requires alternative ac o f participation. Ws intend to lion.” I am grateful to Holmes make certain that our philosophy Alexander for this chance to and our plans a n Injected with develop the subject massive impact into the formula­ When we diaegne, o f course, tion of national policies, proponents of the Administration We intend to continue fighting will seek to brand oa as “ obstruc­ on all tevele for our prgrams an i tionists" and aa politicians fish­ approaches, when they differ with ing for partisan gain la tha aaa those offered by the new admin­ of national challenges. istration, and we Intend to carry 1 can think of ao reaction more on this fight with ail the power Irresponsible—no greater neglect and voices at our command of high duty—than for the Repub­ 1 believe that our nation haa lican Party silently and meekly grown to be the moit powerful on to rubber-stamp the entire Ad earth because Its policies have ministration program just to been forged in the hot clash ot create a false facade o f natioaal competing ideas, Out of this con unity. tlnuing and healthy clash h is Uy viewpoint haa been atated come a act of steel-hard prin In more elegant language by one ciplea and ideas that ptrhapi are o f the masters — a m ister of both politics and of language. In December of IMS, Prime Minister Winston Churchill—the architect of the British war aflort —arose In tha House of Commons at a tense hour and offered a motion of censure of the Labor Government which ousted bim m f i ' the previous election. Anticipating charges of “ obstructionism" and “ politics in a critical hour," Churchill explained his duty this way, and I second his views to­ day: "T he Government reproaches us with making their task more difficult, but what do they ex­ p e ct!" Churchill went on: “ Can we with our convictions, as honorable men, a t a great party in the Stale, afford, for the sake of appearances of unity, to acquiesce in a destructive down­ ward trend In our affairs at home and abroad! Are we not bound In honor to give our warn­ ings in good time about tbe fu­ ture, and to record our censure on the present! "Would wo not be blameworthy before history if we sat sup'nc and silent, while one folly and neglect la piled on top of an­ other, and much that we fought for together U lost or frittered away! P E R too LB. «R.tH C Y L IN D E R ® "The only excuse for silence and Inaction would be despair, and despair Is not to be tolerated among Britons." PO N TIA C TRIGGERS ANOTHER TEAM OP WINNERS. Every one Is a fancy mover. Well, despair Is not to be toler­ Choice of 110, 119, 120 or 140 h.p., gaa-savlng 4-cylinder engine. A couple ol extra cost ated among Americana, especial 109 W. 1st 8T. ly tha M million Americans who options: 4-barrel carb, tM h.p. Plenty of punch without big maintenance end running costs. The citizen who wants more can go for eo aluminum V-l option that pulls IRS horses. Won't Sit 'Supine And Silent,' GOP Chairman Miller Declares special tfltcreat meetings, work­ shops far family members in food, and nutrition, family life, man­ agement and other personal cow tracts through home visits, tele­ phone. office calls and letters. Tbe Extcpsioa Service also has bulletins and leaflets for distri­ bution, educational! tours and co-operation with ether agencies and groups. Todays* new frontiers la H.D. emphasizes Information designed for special aiidiener* such as young homemakers, low Income groups, homemakers who work away from home and retired per­ sona. Home Demonstration Informa­ tion and ways of providing It fill the needs and interests of these groups. These people help decide their own needs. The'■Scuts help in developing these programs which cover all aspects of family living^ Jo ’ S S W L B r o m iK i^ — pha sized h n r n u r e la u S u T e i f r lenship, public affairs, conser­ vation and leadership. Through a new program on Human Relations tbe families learned more about tbe growth and development of personalities from childhood through adult life. Families discovered the Impor­ tance of healthy inter-personal relationships within the home and community. In the flelda of citizenship and public affairs Home Demonstration workers helped Floridians better understand good citizenship and their responsibilities in the af­ faire of the community, state end nation. H. D. work. Future leaden had many opportunities tor training in I960. Families learned to make wise decisions in mans flag their financial resources, this included# the use o f credit an 1 “ “ *“ -* Leaden ere very Important in m i s procedures. esta te p ro p e rty , th e k m in to a r e uuza t 2524 Park Drive, Sanford Telephone FAIrfax 2-2115 Nights — FA 2-0048 s h e ll : SHELLANEl BOTTLED GAS Call FA 2-5733 Sanford Gas Co. BARGAIN PRICES P o p u la r B ran d s at Farrell's Arcade Package Store 110 l i s t We G iv e t FM . T ip TEM PEST MAS A FRONT ENGINE/REAR TR A N SM ISSIO N ! (The only American car with this feature.) R givee Tempast equal weight at every wheel. II hee biting traction on the brteke or in the mud. Tlrea teat longer. Brakes take hold like they mean it. The front floor la practically flat (no big hump in the middie). Tempest seats six-easilyl PLUSH NEW SERIES—THE LE MANS (LUH-MAHNZ). The Tempts! Convertible and Coupe are out this year in apacial custom trim. Call them tha La Mansi They both have aporls.type buckal seats, lull carps ling, floor mounted sUck shift, acceleration rear axle option - n o extra cosL Extra cost option; 4-apeed gearbox. Take one ouM t’t a going machinal D riv e A m e r ic a ’s only fro n t e n g in e !re a r tran sm issio n c a r ...it's b a la n c e d lik e none o f the o th e rs / TODAY! ’62 TEMPEST PONTIAC’ S NEW TEMPEST 15 ON D ISPLA Y TO D AY AT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PO NTIAC DEALERSHIP Hemphill Motors, Inc. Baaferd Tehee T E M P E S T H A S IN D E P E N D E N T S U S P E N S IO N -F R O N T A N D REAR I Each wheel (and It's a big IS* one) movea up and down Independently ol the opposite wheel. There's no solid axle in the rear. Rasult; Firm ride on pavement, soft ride in the boondocksl Swing axles In the rear help the Tempest to carve out clean, firm curves. 301 W . l i t I SA N F O R D , F L A . A U V fk VICTOR BOflfci ShO* QH CM?IV • SiFTIMBIA V T**i �-- nf Save Time, M oney By Shopping Friday Might H a n fo rd Single Purpose Bomb Shelters Tax Exempt Tax Aifcsaor Mary Earl* Walk­ er is strictly for fallout purposes, er today laid her office would al­ a token eslue would be placed on low exemption! for fallout shelt­ the tax roll. “ However,'* she added, “ if the er! if it is used for that purpose shelter Is for a dual purpose, such a lo n e . a* fam e rooms and storafe facil­ Mrs. Walker said that if a shell. ities, then the valuation would have to be determined and placed on the tax roll. Sanford already has agreed to five relief for citizens buildinf a shelter. Mean* hile, hundreds of resi­ dents have swamped the Civil Defense office la the past two weeks about buildinf their own family nuclear bomb shelters. Russia’s resumption of nuclear tests put the final spur to a surge U. S. Bolsters UN Forces In War-lorn Congo By LARRY VERSI1EL Nobody asked me, but bow come the welfare department doesn't do a little more checking around before they okay hospital care for the indigent. One county resident was hospitalized, claimed indigent ‘# r * and tha county kicked In over )600 to pay tiie hospital bill. Re­ cords reveal that the person'a hus­ LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo band Is self-employed and gets a (UPI) - The United States bol­ so«eminent, pension tlicck. stered the United Nations force In • • • The Congo today with four big According to the State Board of multi-engine transport planes. Health, 42 persons died from can­ In a departure from previous cer aqd S8 from heart disease in policy the planes will be available Seminole County during the first for supporting UN military oper­ six months of the year . . . There ations within The Congo. Up tu w ere no figures available on bow now U. S. planes have been con­ many courthouse officials were fined mostly to ferrying troops treated forulcers duringthat per­ into and out of the country. iod. The first plane, a 0 2 4 Globe• • • master, arrived Thursday night at Tax Collector John Calloway Leopoldville's NJIli Airfield. Three hopes to have the county tax bills 0 3 0 Hercidbt were due today. out by Nov. 1. Up to now the distribution of • • • supplies,la The Qpagu has been Supt. of Schools R. T. Milwee done by r fleet of ehDfterH DC3. ld theJayceea Thursday that DC4 tad C4I planes. Ns m has the irultment in tha countyschools carrying capacity o f the GlobeShould hit 11,000 by 1ST0. master a n tT V N H H r * • • • The United Nations had four Have you noticed the thousands planes , damaged by jet slraling o f dead fish by the Bandsheilt during the Katanga operation in No explanation yet, but officials addition to the one lost in the tell us tha fish are Croakers. crash which killed Secretary Gen­ • •• eral Dag Ilammarskjold. Nobody asked me, but can the County Commission legally bind ro future commission by adopting w five-year road program? • •• VOL. 63 United Press U V A . . . of publie anxiety that followed W President Kennedy’s warning last month about protection and the grim developments In Berlin. In Loe Angeles, for example, there are six trunk telephone Knee Newsprint Use O ff Into tin CD office. The twitchNEW YORK (U P D -U . S. con­ board hat been so overrun that sumption o f newsprint In August plans are being mede to Install 30 was 0.7 per cent less than during lines. the same month a year ago, the No figure* are available on the American Newspaper Publisher* number o f shelters actually being Association reported Thursday, v'wttxd that*. But in the city of Chicago, v d y two building per­ It’s American mits have been Issued for con­ WASHINGTON (U PD-Bourbon struction o f shelters. whisky la distinctively American And in tha belMIng permit o f­ and foreigners should stop label fice la New Ysrk City— with Ing their whiskey as such, so said more than T million people— the House Ways and Means Com­ there Is not a single application mittee Thursday. foe a permit fee shelter eonel ruction! Kennedy Session There mre Indications, however, WASHINGTON (UPII - Presi­ that people are about to do more dent Kennedy called In congres­ than think about protecting their sional leaders of both parties lofamilies. dsy for a last-minute legislative In Philadelphia, s model ehelter review and possibly a preview of was built In Fairmount Park with visiting hour. 1 to 4 p. m. B v. I “ • « * fch Mond*>r ,0 ,h# UnUed days a week. Since the Russian tests started, crowds have become Officials Accused so great the exhibit le open seven ROCHESTER, N, Y. (UPI) — days a week. Monro* County Welfare Director Defence Coordinator Joceph R. William B. Woods has accused Costa says thousands o f Inquiries Florida and Georgia offlciala of have been coming from radio sta­ providing money to induce wel­ tions who pass on llsttnar rafare reclpienti to go North and quests. apply for relief In New York state. “ W at# suffering from prosper­ ity but we love It," he said. Asks Shelter Talk "W a’v* bean trying for year* to WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. get our mesiag* across. Looks like George A. Smathers (D-Fla.) Khrushchev did it for us." asked Defens* Secretary Robert Tha survey could not measure S. McNamara Thursday to brief families who have started shelters tha nation 09 protective measures without asking for permits er against radioactive fallout and housewives who have stocked food nuclear attack. and water, transistor radios, cand ire and other essentials in thair Sefck Settlement basements. DETROIT (UPI)—Twenty-six fo­ t Water Pollution Probe Promised Attention bowlers . . . The Her ATLANTA (UPI) A South lid will start a weekly bowling Georgia state senator promised Thursday there would be a column starting next Tuesday. • • • thorough Investigation into Flo­ Tuesday the County Commission rida complaints that ita water* was presented with a lengthy di­ are being polluted by wastes rective for study on franchise. from Georgia streams. Sen. Dan Hart of Quitman said Indications arc that the board will tfom nsider its adoption next Tuei- a Senate subcommittee has been day. ay. We hear that U contains a conducting investigations into the lot of duplicating services that pollution problems of Georgia, not the state now performs and one only in the areas mentioned by Florida, but state-wide. citiien calls it a -’ money scheme." • • • Did Longwood Mayor At !« r mann bring the gavel, or was It a mallet, to the Thursday night Council meeting as a defensive or in offensive move? 0 • Mrs. Raymond Lundquist don­ ated an American Flag to Semi­ Proof that the St. Johns River nole High School to use at foot­ ball games a few years bark. can be used for low cost trans­ . . . So wlul liappvocJ to il.t portation was provided here this week when the contracting firm flag? WEATHER: Fair through Saturday. High today. 88-92. Low tonight, 65-70. Stoi) T hroning, te& ulle Says MARVEJOLS, France (UPI) P reside# Charles De Gaulle to­ day called on the Russians to stop threatening, the West if they really want East-West cold war talks. He also warned that France will not tolerate (he expansion of Soviet domination throughout the free world. Speaking to a crowd of sever­ al hundred In this little provlnetel town on the second day of his "meet-the-people” tour of southcentral France, De Gaulle reiter­ ated that France is willing to .oin in East-West talks on Ger­ many, Berlin, disarmament and other cold war topics—if Russia stops threatening the free world. Leased MOSCOW (UPI) - Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita Khrushchev said to­ day that Russia la ready to nego­ tiate with the United States "*t any time, at any place and at any level." The threat of war has perhaps never been at great in the post­ war period as it it now. Khrush­ chev said. Governments of the Western powers are intensifying military preparations In every way, he said. Khrushchev mid* the statement 1908 FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1961 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 285 in a letter to Indian Prim* Min­ ister Jawharlal Nehru. It was the Soviet Prtmier’a answer lo a message sent him by the nonaligned nations alter the recent Belgrade conference, lie sent simliar letters to other neutralist leidera. " T V Soviet government Is ready to participate la talks which are really directed to­ ward tho speediest aolutfoa of urgent tote national questions." Khrushchev said, “ particularly a peace ooufervuc* on conclud­ ing a Genua* peace treaty and Ike normalisation of the situa­ tion la West Berlin." "The sooner such serious talks, the better." The Soviet Premier said the sit­ uation in Europe would be better if countries which have not reeognlied both German state*—the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) and the Federal Republic o f Germany (West Ger­ many)—would recognize them in fact and establish relation* with them. He also Slid that both Eaat and West Germany should be adm ti­ led to tho United Nation*. "Tho Soviet Union alwaya fa­ vors tho m ulatto* of 000trqvorlial problem* by negotiation*," Khrushchev wrote Nehru. “ Wo ala* consider that nog*. liaUoaa betwe** states, and par­ ticularly heiw**a th* V I M and tfc* United State*, as th* most powerful and toflaentlal states, can and should play a* import­ ant rote 1* improving tho Inter­ national sttaatte*. "Wo are ready In tho name of securing peace to negotiate at any time, at any pise* and at any level." Congress Gels Kennedy Assurance WASHINGTON (U P I)— Presl. dent Kennedy assured congres­ sional leaders today he would contact them immediately tf there la any atrloua turn for th* wors* in th* world situation altar Con- OFFICIALS OF DEL-MAR INDUSTRIES, INC. and executives o f the Sanford Seminole Development Company met Thursday to complete final negotiation*! for the e*tabli*hment of the new plant here. Shown nt the conference are. seated, Dewey R. Smith, vice president of tho Del-Mar ad­ ministration; Jerome Zimmerman, president of the Del-Mar Administra­ tion and Robert J. Bauman, president of Sanford Atlantic Bank and a di­ rector of the Sanford Seminole Development Co. Standing are, John Krider, executive director o f the Snnfnrd-Seminole Development Co.; T. K. Tucker, president of the Floridn State Bank and a director of the Sanford Seminole Development Co. and Scott Burns, local manager of the Floridn Power and Light Co. (Herald Photo) Shelters Sought JACKSONVILLE iU PI)-Arm > Engineers will ask state and focal civil defense organizations to help find buildings in Florida to protect citizens In case of nuclear attack Col. J. V. Sollohub, district engi­ neer, said the survey of buildings would cover every city and com­ munity. Longwood Adopts Budget LENOIR CITY, Tenn. (UPI) Mr*. Mary Allen (Granny) Houk, widow of a Civil War soldier, will celebrate her l(J7th birthday Sun day wlih a nursing home party Longwood adopted it* 1W1-1W2 open to the public. Still alert de­ budget Thursday night catting for spite blindness and hearing dilfi cully, she saht die will sing expenditures of 113,700, in in­ hymns at the party. crease of *8,111 over last year, without having to rats* th* 10 null tax levy. However, Mayor A1 Lormann's hopes for an allocation to begin building a new city lull were By JANE CASSELBERRY Senior M/Sgt. Jack O. Glenn shelved for the present to make of Casselberry was one of 20 out­ way for a new (ire truck. • o f Rurnup and Sims shipped 133 standing airmen from posts around Councilman Carl Lommler, tons of building material on a 220 the world receiving citation' making a strung plea for the new fool cargo vessel to the Virgin from the Air Force Assn., now truck and $2,300 in repairs on the Islands for a cons ruction pro. holding Its annual conven ion in old one. read the second survey Ject. Philadelphia, Pa. report from authorized dealer in­ The largest cargo ship ever to Sgt. Glenn, stationed at Or- spector* suggesting that this be visit Sanford is now en rou e lando AFB. was selected as out- dune, to St. Croix. Virgin Islands, where standing airman of the command ||e ^ Jn approval fur a *300 the Sanford firm hat the con­ lo represent the USAF Seruri y ,|ajt uut of this year's funds on tract to construct a building. Service at th* coivention wb.ch the repair work and live board The company of which Vicior clove* Sunday. agreed to lake up the matter Hutchins la the manager, char­ His wife. Mary Jane, accom of a new p eer of equipment in tered the inotorthip Corinto to penled her husband lo the con-. J|boul m ,„„nth«. Estimated cost* transport everything needed fur vention on an all expense paidj „ atw truck were quoted at the budding except the concrete. invitation including ho el accom- jm yoo This can b« obtained in th* Vir­ modations. round trip commercial gin Islands, Hutchins said. air transportation a -d money for Ma.crials which th* ship load­ other espenses. No Sabotage Seen ed here included blocks, lumber, ---------------- --------- -| NDOLA, Northern Rhodesia ■teel. roofing and sheel metal. In Calls Fee Illegal i U P D -A United Nation* otlicer addition it carried trucks, auto* TAMPA (U Pti — G eorgia' »■«* ' od-*y investigator* so far and food. Hutchins said. The vessel left Sanford Tues­ threat to impose an inspection fee have turned up no evidence of day at T a . m . and will arrive I on f**sh Florida citrus is illegal sabotage or a.r attack in the at St. Croix on next Wednesday, and nothing will come of it. Gov. plane crash l iat killed Secretary according lo schedule set by its Farria Bryant predicted Thors-1 General Dag Hammarakjold Mon­ 1day. ' skipper. Capt. Charles Thompson day. Hutchins said that the loading of these supplies here shows .hat th* St. Johns River ese be used by Sanford and Central Florida interests for low cost transpor­ All football funs are invited to-join the motorcade tation. even befor* the Sanfordto the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando tonight when the SunCanaveral Canal it built. ford Seminole* so far unbeaten and undented upon, Th* St. Johns River baa a 12 match brains and brawn with the Orlando Edgewater test channel to Sanford and toe team at 8:15 p. m. Canal* draw* 10 feet with 133 Fan* are urged to meet, with their decorated car*, of cargo, Hutchins pointed at the Seminole High School parking lot at 6:30 p. m. H* believe* that Ultra lg no ai the police-escorted trip will start rolling no later than mky to* m * r should not I*more extenmely for .ailk 6:45 p. m. At the Tangerine Bowl. Sanford fan* w ill ait St. Johns Put To Use By Sanford Contractor Casselberry M an Gets Citation Motorcade SANFORD .MAYOR Joe Baker signs a proclamation designating the week of Oct. I to 7 as Hire the Handi­ capped Week, as Dr. Phil Westgate. Rotary president and chairman of the Hire the Handicapped committee in Sanford, looks on. Standing in back ere Florid* State Employment Service manager, Joe Foy and .Farm Bureau Placement manager. H. A. Thurston. (Herail Thoto) Established Ready To Talk Terms On Any LeveNNikita cal plant bargaining teams from General Motors and the United tuto tli.kuts. »uiiiu.uq.’ » ’rts .meet­ ings In Detroit today, tried to set­ tle disputes holding up the end of the Grneral Motor* strikes which still Idla 144,000 workers. Woman Is 107 Wire on the went aide of the field. B t g ^ . items on the new bud­ as compared to last* year's ft .200; get Include police salaries, *3,000 maintenance salaries at *3,400, streets, parks and buildings at *3,300 and truck-equipment main★ ★ ★ fcnanc* at $?.uoo all remained the same; new items— reserve debt service at St,700 and equip­ ment at *1.713. Th* debt eervice fund was set at *9,783 as com­ pared to *10,180 las; year. The only other reduction* were m office and telephone expense funds. A inerting to diiwu'S tha »n- Avery Reassures Council On Orange Ave. Projecl glass adjourns. , Th* chief executive met with Democratic and Republican leadera ' o f tha Huusa and Banal* shortly befor* leaving Washington for about 10 days. Whlla he la gone he will addresa tha United Nations General Assembly and take a short holiday at Newport, R. 1. Senate Democrat!* leader Mika Mansfield and Republican leadar Everett M. Dlrksea agreed at tha breakfast meting with Kennedy th a t adjournment “ tomorrow night was quite posaibla." Fears Toll Road To Delay Freeway TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Hep. William C. Cramer (R -Fla.) Isn't convinced extension of Florida's foil turnpike will not seriously delay construction of an fast eoaat freeway. Cramer called on Gov. Farris Bryant Thursday to specifically csrlude planned Interstate High­ way 93 between Deytona Beach and Miami from an agreement with turnpike bondholderi against building any freeways which might Jeopardiza turnpike reve­ nue. Yogi Classes Mra. Dwight R. Smith announc­ Districl * County Commissioner I *loir " ‘ n* « » “ « on feasibility of „ . . , Installing a ci y plant wat ed today that her new fall elaaact Jim Avery, making s sped.I j dU(UiMd< i,0«ovwr. the b.ard in the anrient Indian acienee of visit to the ljmgwood Council tabled the nutter (or at least an- yogi, which proved to popular tail Thursday night, reassured the other 30 day*, year, will begin again on Oct. t, city that Orange Ave. * will he upstairs at the Evans Building in paved all the way to llwy. 17-92 Lake M.uy. * ★ ★ and that work on the project would begin Monday morning. “ I dropped by tonight to clear up some of this confusion on Urtn;e Ave. that developed after an unfor unate press notice fol­ lowing the Commission's adopt on of the county's (ive year road program. "Materials alrr.dy have been bought and stockpiled out of County Engineer Carlton Uliss hold a Joint m-etlng at noon money from the old budget aid (“ day deirnded the county's five- j Tuesday at Freddie's Restaurant your road definitely Is going to year-road program and declared on llwy 17-92 to d.scui* mutual be paved on out to th* highway," criticism to the program was problem*. Bliss Calls Road Plan Criticism "Politics" »»«• ! " > “ * * C ,K 01 I |( U an almost certain* that "Actually, the work should *1Ihe program will prove fo th* road program will be the mal* ready lie un.Ierway but w e d e l a y - -ho in Ihe intrreds of the entire i„p >c 0( business, ed it one week in order that county and not one municipality j ‘ grove owners could remove » i» neglected as was charged," row of trees fro-u the right of Bliva said. way. They’ve been paying laics Bliss a a ted that the record on those trees for some 20 year* (war* out that ttv* cities—were Bridge ............ Page B and ** fell th* delay was juati- given the lion’s share of th* secFag* 10 A It CUisI m lied." ondary road fund program and Comic* . Page 9 Avery also told Ihe council that declared that out of that fund Dear Abby . Pag* S the county had been advised by .* $117,quo for Altamonte Spring* Editorial , ..... Page 4 the Slat* Road Dept, that It k* and the S2t7,OU! Molnar Ave. proEntertainment . Pag* S ready to let bida on th* almost ject that will t-eaeiU Longwood. P ie s 3 A ID Legal* ... one-quarter million do'lar Mol­ Th* road-program Is bound to Puisl* . — _ _ Pag* | nar Ave. paving and that ha un­ help cities provid* better circula­ P at* T derstood cnanges requested by tion into th* county. Bliss said Sport* _ . Par* • At the same time, the mayors Longwood had been incorporated Churches » — ra ta l of th* county have agreed to | in tiie project. Herald Index »-r I U �1 Strengthen Yourself Attend Church! Dedicated To Church-Going Sanford /WiTfe"VWiwEii 3dak Rotat J. Rm m d A Staff Sanford Electric Co*| & C. Harper, Sr. tad E. C. H Howard Bolster Whste. Cwtettoatry Mr*, naraaca M . ZIh s w t h a s Carroira Furaltura Co. B. K. Carrall sat U i Iotm The Rlts Thcatrs Sill UttliM A Bapteysss Shoemaker Const ruetloa Co. I l l I k w u t e A la p ta y e a Food Fair Stores, lac. ftaarf* Salley A WwptayeOe Wlbon-Maler Furniture Co. Mr. aod Mr*. At WUaaa Stine Machine A Supply Co. M a u le a n t A Eaiftayeea Seminole Excavating A Pavla*, la*. W llitaa sad Mary Oyler J. C. Penney Company C . L. RaMaaas Sod I n play em Mrs. Appleby's Restaurants 1M A Park A 111 N. Park Fierro Manufacturing Company 8aaferd Jtwelry A Luggage Co. Mra. Fred Stela Allstate Insurance Co. W k a fa poor aimkai? Whs* is your dtotimaainn? ■There ia a way Mint aeemeth right onto a man, but Mw soda Mmaood we Mm wage of death.” We are all atinwl Mm train of Ufa. Around Mm neat curve may bo y o v aiali— Thee ie the road which loads to Ufa starad. You may travel in thia way if you will. Are you Sanford Manufadarlag Co. Masaioaieat aad Bnptayea Park Avonue Pharmacy Mr. aa4 Mra. Jim Smltk it's Garage A Electrical Serrlca lr. ssi Mre. Porter H. Leeelng > h T W C In id i... > TW CW rcklsts Mathea Music Mra. aai Mre. DavM Ways* Metkeo Stafford Electric Company Freak aaU Ueaay StatforU Baptist BaptUt r is e r i m i i r Slapkr’a Pharmacy Carrall W. Stapler, Jr. A Mra. Marla A Gladden rs ta c a aia Park A lie n * W. P. Druaka. Jr. .— - Paaiar r. II. Plahar . Auer. I'eitnr Warning War.hip — ( i l l a. m. auailer aokoel - .... I i ll a. m. Uornln# Weraktp Mite a. m. Training Union . . . M l p. in Et*nlng Warahlp ... t>*e p. m. Wad. Prnyir her vie# T-10 p. at u a i w ant H K.Ugdlld Je«:k,ou ... reilnr Sunday l.-hnol ...._ |:«t a. an Morning Worihlp li e* a. m Training Unlaa ___ t il* p. m. Reining Worihlp .... t ;l* a. m. Wad. Prayer larriee fila p. m. P ik e r Mt p i la r (I I I HUM IIP I.ORUWIton tar. 1‘ hnreh A Utael I lk Jauiaa I . Pen ell ____ Pallor Sunday acheol . . . I ll a. m. Warning Worehlp l l .l t a. m. /Training I 'm ,in __|.id p. m. Evening Worahlp 7.41 p. m. Wed. Prayer S i n k # Till p. m PIRRCRMIT RAPTI0T I'H IR IH M l W. llama Reed Donald llravenmler Fatlnr Early iervlca l.ie a. m. Sunday S> noul _tilt a. ai. Morning W’ ltrehlp ItiO* a in. Training L'nlen ™ 0.10 p. m. Kvanlng Wurehlp I-U P m. Wed. Prayer gervlee 1:11 p. m Directory And Ccdendar O f Churches In Our Area v io a r a e rriB T r a i s m Baptist Catholic lO K W M IT IO in ROBTH O N U IP O i MNiBTi %a (H i n t ii H i r m r CHirr.L, The I elted rhorr* e( Ckrtet i*« R. Pelrfns Aee. Perk Ate. el llih at. Patter Paiior .... ... v. m. Maggard Joeeph K. glurk . 1 1 1 i. iu Sunday Peeler He*. Juke Can- Ulble Hrltool U-irnlng Wertklp II 10 a. m non Hunday Pekael ....... I l l a. m Pilgrim Fellawiiilp T:l« p m. Sunday Weioklp 11,04 A. a. Church Of Christ ALTAMOTTB B AFTIIT C H tlC I Mlnbway 440 l.eale D. Halner . .... Pai SunOay Shuot ... *11 a. Marnlng Worehlp 11:04 a. Training 1‘nlun .. o II p livening Worihlp 1,04 p. Wed Pra»*r Service 1.10 p Murrle Ituby . . . . . Htblo School Morning Werenip Evening Worahlp Wad Wihle Study WBTMEIIOIIKLII k o p u s r a issioo Uff *11 LM e* h’eretl Illy HO. J*kn II. k k i l i r ..... Pallor mihoay h.nuul >4:00 * m n k , I HUM 1,1 I III HIM Morning Wertklp 11.00 a m. d l l Ill'll UP CHRIST UP III II.DO l.-viilug Uoni.ill.u-i p m Paela Jack T. hryent Petluc W e t Tiaytr Service 7:10 p. m Lira Dun, an Mlul Sunde > a iu#l .. l.iy * nv Horning Wertklp li ve ». Morning Worahlp ll.Oi o. m Evening Werahlp . 0 ,4 p T rain mo I’ ulun 1 ll p m ThurA Sikla study l ie p. Evening Bervl-e I.e* , m W »-l Preiar *-v.»li # t 14 p m l a i h o l l c V Ml HI M OF I IIKItr Long need Homing W or,hip |tia* a. i c H iL L o th F in er n r r i t r Cvealng W’ er,hlp _ 7:14 p. > iiah A,*. CHIBCH R. I . viicumn Rlahoid ld ,M C. a Sneggerty ... Peetnr Sunday Schdet UpUcopsI Sunday M *«,tt Sunday S.notl ... Ill;** a. nv duinley \l->rih!p Mvrniug W utvUlp 11.40 a m Training Union HOLT CROaa KPIOVUFOL Training I nlon .. Ill* p. in Evening Ht. vlee . - t il* p. m Park t ,e . i Wed. Prayar Service t-So p- m John " Th-ue* John drlfdth llol) Eueharlci retail/ Sen tee— Hldne Hd. leva Fork Church acboel R. II G r i n i n _____ Pai W. L l-niv nl J mi ■ I*. Lake Mary Huihliig Prayer hunday School „ I U A Sunday School .. »;|J a >r. William Tratnor Sermon Morning W'oiahip 11:10 a Morning Wutehip 11:0* a. Mata _______________ Training l'nlen _ 1:1* p. Training L nlon . I l l h M a u ________________ _ Evening Worahlp 7:14 p. Coning Worahlp n Wed. Prayer Service Ii4i p. W eOntvdijr Prayer 1:11 p. ALL i t l V t a KPIeiOPAL iH ia tH FIBST R t r t l a r IU IH IH » a irto n i p r i a r b io o iu a Ealererlee . IVrHary ChristiiiR UP CIIIKI A 411 Ilia* Hd. Fr Paul S h u t :* __ Peeler Jack I. Siewarl ... . P a ,lor t isvrlherty 4 IH *r C U B I t T I l \ l i l l HIH Holy Commuuten hunday h heel . It ut a. m Wilfrid Hvlc-n . hunday ----------- --- i.«« a aa. .. I'attor ISSI A. aanierd Addv aiom ug Worahlp 11.00 a- m Hunday School Unrnlng prayer— _ 111* a- nv. Training Union 1.4* p m Heroin* Worehlp Faaler 14.10 a. ia Jaaidt K. Barnett b a r m e n ----------- - I . l l a ia Evening gervlr* . . I '* p. m Thun Hibla hiuoy 1:4* p. nt. hutiday School — _ 4.41 a m Holy Cemniunlea— Wed. prayer Service T.le p. m Morning Worahlp 11.10 a m In Sueday each muath It a m A Hibla Itachlug Cvu.vr j / * J lu Episcopal CHRIST Presbyterian thlrch PIBST PBR1BVTBRIAR CMIBCB Oak A,a. and Third It. Lengwwd George Jerrla III .. . Vlear Italy Eucharlet _ . . . 7:14 a. m. tot. Ird, Ith Sun. ... li l t e. n. Murniui Prayar. 1ml Ith gun. ... ________ _____ i io ». m. Sunday School _ —. y.lt a. m. Jewish Synagogue luviasniTiod FOSTBB CM APE!, u a r u o o iir n i i B i u Oiled* ■ irr>i h i am . Sunday School . . . . . t i l a. IMS aad Magaalla Marnlng Worahlp 11.uo a. Friday Evening her* Ice I p nv. Evening Worehlp ... 1:10 p. W e i Prayer Serrlca t:IO p. Lutheran s o o n •MBFHBHn thITRO SRACH BBPMODIST CHIBCH Onera BA. ai Waadlaad Aee, L l THEM AA IIII NCM W. Themaa Par tea Jr. Paetor aanierd Phrla, link Sunday School -----. i . l l a. m. lot «l. aad Lee Aw. Krneai bull, k Jr. . . rattei Morning W'urahlp 11:00 a. m Church Hchuol f:04 a. m U t F ---------------------- O ld p. m Morning Worehlp 11:00 a. m I’aaior’t Claat ....... .. >:S0 a. m POOL A WB1LB1AR M E T H u oitr c h i a m * auee Weed m at. I LLTIIKMAh I’ M1 Hi II William 1 ,4 1 1 __ ______ pet TIIR HliUliKRKB Rundey School . I ll * IM W. as Ik Flare ll urn mg Wnrehlp I* l l a. Herbert W. Ueeree . . . . ! W**l*yan Teulh _ 0:01 p Early Service ____l ed Evening Wurehlp _ Til* p. Sunday School . . . . . > :!t We A Prayor Service I .l l p. H ull nibt* Clave . . » :!* Wertklp Service - . Ifil* l.u t h c r s n ST. l l h S ’i LirilEH O Y a le,is ihear Wtledev Siephet M Tuhy —— I'ei Horning Wewhlp — I It A aundoy School ___ _ t.44 a Method ial FIBST NETIIUtltar CHI HI H Morn ing W urihtp Sunday School Uerulng Worahlp M W dieting, (lourioodUto, S,i Evonlng Werahlp huuday gchuol — S:lu a ul Morning Werahlp 1st AA a m. F M T -------------------- -- 7:4* p. nr. Evening Wervhlp __ 7:1* p. nv. firmer Sewell Jr. ____ Patter Tbomae II. Makla __ A,,latent Morning Worehlp _ 1:11 a. m Sunday School - — l : ( l a. an. ■aaelon Meeting _ 10:11 a m. Marnlng Werahlp 11:10 a. m. Planter Pellnweblp 0:01 p. m. Senior rellewehtp _ 1.00 p. n. Evening Wertblp — T:»0 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service t.U p. m. o m tT ar c a s itv ■CIB.RTIIT oao b . a*N t4 at. Sunder School _ 11:0e a. m. Sunday Service _ It ;#• a. m Wtdnaedar Service l ;t l p. a . Reedlna Roam Oran Tue*. and Tfeura. M l - u i p n . church THB ll.L U M M CHI Mi ll C hile,la, A Btealmutr AUlanee Park Are. aaa llih ft. C C. D t e a --------------- Patter Sunday School ____ li lt a. m, Marnlng Worehlp ll :»• a. m. Evening Serrlra T.IA p. ra A i d ', Teulh Serrlct 1.44 p.m. Wad Prayar Serrlca l oo p. a . A. C Summer* Fit Sunday School ___ _ »:»e *. Horsing Worehlp 10.H e. ( U g S l.M T I PHBSSOTIIHIOA VIII M ill Lake Mary John W. Plllay _ Putor Sunday School — 11:10 a m Moralng Werahlp U;«e a. m. Junior High Weotmlnletar Fellewthlp d pi p. m I sat W . lal Senior lllgh Woetmlnlattr Sunday Wauhtewar Fellow,hip ...____ 7.10 p. m Study .................... Wed. Ulble Study _ Friday Service ____ I Ft ALA COHHL'hlrt FBBSB1TRBIAR CHIBCH Johe W. Pillty Patt.-r FIBST FBATBCOhT AL Nusrcns Morning Worehlp _ 1:0* a m. CHl'BCU OF LOXSWOOD Sun ley School I I :,4 a m. R. Ruth Grant ._ |»4„ . FIBAT I'll Wtalmlntitir rillewihtp Suhday S c h o o l__u ,« ± t OF TMH \ t S e n lo r i__________7:1* p. a Marnlng Worehlp u ;|g 4r W. led 01. hi I Evening Servlet ;.ie p, reul H lchera___ r i B t r P B K iklT B H IA R Wed. Freyer Service 7.1* p. , Sunday Schoul CHI M ill Morning Worehlp l oteelherry X.T.PSL S N J S. WIlium M. ileocon ___ Patter do,pel Service . Snndoy School 1 11 a m third Sunday Marnlng Worehlp ll:« * a b . Quapel Sing _ Sunday School _ u.M Wednetley Prayer Hue end Fallon chip I te p. m Hollneoa Uvvting l.lkK SIRI Street Meeting i ;, TemporarUy mteilag ai Sewth l HI M ill OF THE M 1 I H C U TPL ............... ........... 7:0a Simlnale a heel lake ho*y Selvolleh Mealing |.y* S. U Uiowdy . . . . Putor Sunday n- i.oul . I.iu a iu. Other Churches Mam lug Worehlp 11:04 a m. PlYEl HR«T AvaBMBLT Chi til ion Sirvlce — 1:1* A m. OF SOU CHIBCII Evonlng Worehlp 1:1, p m lev. Sflb and Elm M i l Prayer Service 1:10 p a . H. U Snow — — ... Pat A ,A C. W. B t a c h _________ P o tio r Sonday School . . t i l l u. Sabbath School ___ ».*, Moralng Weraalp J, 44 A ■elurday Evening Worship ... t ie p, Unrnlng Werahlp 11 tee Wad. Prayer Struts 7.10 p. lived- Prayor Service j.yo « l l Ml H Bl Fvtnrk Ave. gg| i A ll 4 ISiAtAH ml Garold D. u-uatwr Unity C*at*v Teh Sunday Sclygal — Jo***hln* B. Slock!# Moralag WeraAt* Sunday W ornate 1 Tuesday Claea EvnagelleiU herd __ Other Churchae CHIBCH OP SOB OP PBOPHBCT SSaT Blm Arena, Robart 1. atrlckland „ . Paeter dun-lay School... j.« ; .. Morning Worahlp 11:0* a. m. Kvtngilletle Service T:l» pm Waman'a Mlaitenarr T:U pm. Taung Paepltp lundep Service _ 1 : 0 p. aa. Baa P. Ward . . . Church School Church ________ Youth Chrlitlea Pellowihlp . . __ ^csrro Churches FBOUBUS HtSSIORABT BAPTIST CHURCH Midway R. E. William* .. p a ,to Sunday School „ Si 10 a. m M-irnlng Worihlp ii:oo a. hi Flrel. Third, Fourth dundaya Evening Wurahtp__Till p. m Flrou Third Sunday! FlkeT SHILOH BAPTIST CHIBCH n e t w . lath at. J. W. Marthall Poiier Sunday School 1:10 n. m. Morning Worehlp 11:00 a. m Evening Worehlp _ 7:1* p. m. Tuctdty Prayer _ 7:14 p. m. Tueaday Prayer _ 7:10 p. ta­ RIO.A HaFN BAPTIST CHI'H ill TIS Orange A , a. J. 1* BrJOk* Fitter Church School ___ _ 1:10 a m. Morning Worahlp m oo n. m. Evening Worehlp _ 7:1* p- m Tut a Prayer gervlee 7:1* pm. ■T. JOBS BBTHOPOLITA.Y BAFrihT CHLHCH I S Cypveea Si. IL B. W h lttb u ret___ P u l U Church School _ |;|s a. Jf Morning Worahlp 11:00 a mKvanlag Werahlp _ 7 : 1 * p. m. Ws>t Bible Study _ I p. nv AFOdTOLIC t RITEU F E v r K lu tT lL f i l l HI II -yvrd a. Ranford A ,*. Wilbur L King „ . PanSundaj a.hod luieo A u Sunday Worahlp 11:0* A rt. Eeangatlatle T u t p. m Tea a Bible glory __ 7:40 p. m Thura. Te„ng Peupl* T Jl p . �'Berserk' Negro Goes On Shooting Spree; 5 Dead Bear lake Circle 'Begins Work On Annual Project By ATLANTA McGINNU Members of the Bear Lake Gar­ den Circle began work on their j f hriatmat Tree Lane project at their opening meeting of the a c t­ ion last week at the home of Mrs. Jay W. Malone on Shirley Dr. At the close of the busineas meeting, Mrs. Dorothy Saundera and Mrs, Lucy Jones, project chairmen, presented an Interest­ ing and informative demonstra­ tion on the making of wreaths, ‘fw a g s and wall ornaments from (fried materials, in preparation of w i r a p i g a a iy ^ K l t R S j n as meeting will be held at the Or Undo Carden Club Building be­ tween the hours of 13:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. and each circle member was asked to gather as much dried composition as possible for use at the workshop. Cbristmss Tree Lane is an an­ n u a l event sponsored by the Or­ lando Garden Club with which the Bear Lake Circle is affiliated. Legal Notice v oT ira o r su .r. NOTICE IS HKRKFIT OIVTV th*( puriuant to the Final Da.-r** cf Foreclosure and 8*1* entered In th# caul* pending In Hi* circuit Court In and for Bemlnnls Courtr“ * Number U. fDonn), Ml* undfralftotit! Ktltrk will salt tha property ilt■»l*d In aild County described **; 7*®t 41. J*n*an‘» Subdivision, according to tha plat there­ of a* recorded In Hut Boole II. Fie* IT. of tha public rec­ ord* at Bamlnota County. Florid*. Tnsathar with the following Item* of property which ire la­ m e d In and permanently Intuited >• a Diet at tha Improvement* on •aid land: 1 VVeetlnshou** Rone*. Model | No. PU '-I, Serial No. U10ST31 " 1 Weetlnghous# Oven. Model No. Ola; IT-4, Berlat No. U24I411 1 Day A Night Wall llaattr. Model No. FA-13. at public (ale, to th* hlaheat and beet bidder fof raid, at tj :o# o'clork A i t . on th* ith day of October, 1SS1, at th* Front Door of th* Seminole County Courthouee, Sanford, Florid*. IBKALI Arthur If. Deckwlth. Jr. Clerk of th* Circuit Court Hyi Martha T. Vlhlen | Deputy Clerk II1811 nt* * HOltNBTKIN 31 Kaet I’ ln* Street Orlando, Florida Attorney* for Plaintiff Publlah Sept. II. l i l t . GREENWOOD. Miss. CUPI)—A “ berserk" Negro burned his house Thursday night and then opened fire with a high powered rifle on neighbors coming to his aid. Five persons were killed, another was presumed dead and three were wounded before ba was slain by a posse. More than 230 men, armed with submachine guns, shotguns, rifles and pistols, riddled Wiley Crump. Negro Church Continues Revival }YF.UF, IS THE NEW STUDEBAK.V,?. 1.ARK, now being thenre by San* ford Motor Co. owner and manager, Don Hales .The modestly priced Lark has all the quality and beuuty and seats six full grown adults in complete comfort. New sports cur type bucket seats and new action styling, inside and out make this today's most advanced, luxurious fun car. for the young in heart. . (Herald Photo) *i. Two white men. Jim BcdtagiCeld. 39, Oil City, La., and Milton Severio, 30, Livingxlon, La., rush* ed to the aid of Crump's victims and were also shot. They were hospitalUed In good condition. One o f the white men, who were armed with shotguns, plxjrd dead and shot the Negro with buckshot when he tamed. Crump was wounded in the back and disap* peared into the darkness. Officers listed the dead na: Johnny Trotter, Mary Shuttle, Mandy Griffin, Crump'a titter; Effie Frsnklin, and Isaae Truel. Lige McFarland, a Negro, waa also wounded. Legal Notice r ir r m a t s w m s NOTICK lit h#r*by given that t *tu engagrd In hu*ln*ss an Ihe ■hurt of Lvkr Jet-up, In Semtnnl# County. Itt. 1, Pot SSn. Ovinia, M.'inlnnl* C o u r . Florid*. Utnlrr tha flrlttloua n.im* of lllLP.Y'tl F1HII CUM I*, end thnt t Inland to register u lil name with the Clark of th* Circuit Court, Urmltiola County, Florid*. In a.'enrdani-a with the provision* «f th* Flrll* Ilona Naina Statulis. to-wlti 8rellon sel.se Florida sf.itulr* 1»JT. Bis: la C. Crana rKViTffiSBb SANFORD lirttltonM PHM VJ. Mi i. u. it, is. net. m3 Teacher-Sponsors Meeting Slated Mrs. David Scott, chairman of the Junior Red Cross tor Seminole County, announces a meeting of Teaeher.sponsors, to be held at the auditorium of the County Health Department Building, Bth Street and French Avenue, at 7:30 p.m. next Wednesday. Approximately 75 percent of the schools in Scminolo County have appointed Teacher-sponsors and it is hoped that this will be a program to interest our young peo­ ple in learning the valuable ser­ vice* the Red Cron has to offer our community to inspire them to carry on the work of the Red Cross organization. Antiques On Sale The St. Msry-Magdslen Catho­ lic Church o f Altamonte Spring* will offer a number of antique items among articles lo be sold at iu ruminate* and white ele­ phant sale today and Saturday at the Super Vain Food Store on SR -136, according to reports from those in charge of the event. Promotion Sunday Rev. James N. Barnett, pa*tor o f th* Sanford First Christian Church, ha* announced that th* NUTfCH f o r tuna church will observe Promotion Th* Iluard of County Com ml*■toner* of S-mlnol* County. Flor­ Sunday at the opening exercises ida will rtcalv* blit* at th* office this Sunday morning. of Arthur II. tlerkwlih. Jr.. Cl*rk. la th* Courlboua* at Hanford, Flor­ id* up to 3:00 P. M. Monday. Octslur S, 1SI1 for delivery of th* ^follow ing approtlmal* (|U*ntttl*v w mt m»ierl»l* durlne th* twelv* month period tndloa October 1, 1141. • its : si n o t 1*1.SO* Ton* of Dlaot-furanct Bias la th* following rieslgnxted all**: (trade* It, IS, A IS Th* uutntltl** »r* sppruilniat* and ne guarsnt** la given or Im­ plied *■ to total amount* that will bt required durlna th* per• lod of th* contract. The bid price shall bo net da* filte r e d price, freleht prepaid, W FO.il . lo any railhead In Seminole County ind should exclude any exempted Slat# or Federal tax**. Individual order- of deilanaiad ■lie* are Ve b* delivered ** n*sd- Revival meetings at the Evening Light Church of God, U03 W. 16th St., will continue through the Sunday evening service, Rev. Joseph Hail, pastor of the church, said today. Rev. G. M. Eubanks of Si. Augustine is the revival minister for the 7:30 p.m. daily meeting;. 67, with bullets when he was found wounded on the porch of a nearby house. Officers planned to search the area at daybreak for a Negro, Charles Johnson, missing and believed dead, and (or any other possible victims. The posce, deputiied on the scene, surrounded the entire area in the small Mississippi Delta community o( Phillip and waited far the Negro, described by high* way patrolmen as a ‘good marks­ man." to make a move. Officers said Crump, a retired laborer who lived atone, “ went berserk" and set lire to hi* house and a nearby shed. He then hid in a com field be­ hind the dwelling and shot bis neighbors, including his sister, with a 33-30 caliber rifle as they ran up to the house to offer fire* * j* - " - 2* ■" ' • w s w e i w i t M i - . Legal Notice WASHINGTON (CPD-Congres* set it* sight* firmly today on a Saturday night adjournment for thi* first teisioa of the Kennedy administration. Senato leader* removed dm main obatacle to ■ weekend ad­ journment by agreeing to post­ pone until neat year final action on a bill designed to give tax re­ lief to DuPont itockholders. The big hurdle left waa tha for­ eign aid money bill. Rouse-Senate negotiator!, who failed to agree Thursday, ware expected to try again today to reach a compro­ mise between the Senate's tf.lM .000.000 and the House's $3,637,000,000. Other major measures remsining were the public works and fi­ nal supplemental appropriations bills, and legislation creating an arms control agency. Thtia were not expected to cause any delay in adjournment, however. Final congressional approval was given Thursday to the bill putting'Kennedy’s Peace Corps on a permanent basis as both houses drifted through a day marked more by speech-making than leg­ islating. Other congressional news; Inquiry: A newly created Sen­ ate subcommittee may tall MaJ. Gen. Edwin A. Walker to testify on chargee that the Defense Do- r * A ll Credltora aa d P r r u a t M a o law Claim* or ll e m a o d o Aaa la at ba ld K o la t .t V,m aod exrli nf voit or* her*. by notified and required to prasent any claim* and demand* which you. or tllber of you, may hav* oaatnet th* e-tvl* nf W IL­ LIAM NATHAN ML'SUIIAVB. dareseed, late af County, to th* County Juds* of Seminol* Coun­ ty, Florida, at hi* office In the court hour* of -aid County at Hanford, Florida, within six cal­ endar month* from the time of th* flrat publication of ihle notice. Kacb claim or demand shall b* la writing, and shall state th* plaro of reside*.* m l post offtc* address of then Istnian . and shall l>» auorn to by th* claimant, hi* agent or attorney, and any such claim or demand not *» filed shall h* void. / * / William J Muigrav* Aa administrator af th* Fatal* of WILLIAM NATHAN MV8GRAVE Deceased 8TKN8TROM. tltVIS A MHNTOBU Attorney for Administrator » . Dr Saar lit Hanford, Florid* Publish Sept. I, IS. U. IS, 1S4t. All material* to b* furnl*hed must runfurm to th* currant Standsrd Sprclflcatloa* of the Slate R,.ad Department of Florida. H I. to be enclosed In ■ ***l*d tnvelnp* plainly marked on th* outeld* 'HID FOIl PTJRNIHMINU SI,AO, open October I. 1S4I." ^ lild* will be opened at 11:10 A M " a n Tuesday, October S, I Hi at a .meeting to be held In th* t'uunty Commlasloa Meeting Boom In th* t'ourthoue* »t Sanford. Florida. Tha rignt I* r«*erv*d to watv* any Irregularllle- or technt,Tailtie* In bid* and to reject any or *11 bid* ll.,ar,l of County Commis­ sioner* Seminole County, Florid* v o t t t »: n r axi s: J . C. Hutchison, Chairman NOru.’ E 18 IIERKUr GIVEN hr: w. c HU**. Jr. that pursuant to th* Final D*oro* County Knginasr of Foreclosure ■ nS Hal* ontsred — Fuhlt.n Sept. 13. SI. Htt. In th* cauoa p-nJInc In Ih* Circuit Court la anil (or tiemlnole County. Florida, case Dock*! Numher 111ST (Hulllvan), the undersign t<! Clark will salt th* property ettuetod la ■aid County described as: Lot IT. HIXHK F. SUNI.AND EHTATE8, * subdivi­ sion. arcurdlua to a plat queers, shipper* and tntcr#*t»a tbersof rocordrd In Flat Unnk partts* who wl*b to receive no­ th#* of masting*, mlnules *f m -etU, pat** IS ta II of th* lug* and recomtnsndatlons nf lli* Public Ite-or.I* of Hemlnol* Commtll**, *• well n* roauintlon* tlouaty. Florida. Subject lo an e»«*mrnt for Issued by Hi* Cororalesloner. All puhtlo utilities along Vh* - person* » ho hsv* not rtclvrd rssoutherly 1* feet nf oald Lot ja lasses from th* Florida C*lsry Ad­ visory Commute* and d**ir# to IT. rgcalva such r#l****s must make Togrther with «• following ■ wrlttm request to to placed on Item* of property wixtch ar* lo­ th* mailing list and forward ta cated In and permanently Install­ th* 8-cretary. Florida Celery Ad* ed at a part af th* inprovemonta vsiory Comroltt##, F. D Hus 4, XT, on oaid Land: Una OH Hot Water Heatar. Orlando. Florida, aa *r before 44 G al. Motel 31ITBA41-4. October 1. >»*>• Notlca I* furthsr giv'n tnat Mertal ZHIOII4T4 l*l*<) On* Duo-Therm Walt Heatar. bae* quantities h * .* been **t*btithed hy the ComitilU** for *11 curreol ctUxr P/oJaevr* Bectton Dl <•» » f J " ** I h* Mathstin* Order; therefor*. A - >nr producer who has fatted to ^ r e - * l > * aotlfleallon uf hi* b**e quantity I* Instructed to contact ib* Florida Celery Advisory < " * ' mitt.* on or bsfora Oc'oher L l i l t foi 1 In form Jit ion on t h » quantity established for such pro­ ducer. It should b* understood that thsr* *r* pruvlilon* In th# Ala rksung Order for the axlabItshmant of bst* In turn uiarkttin* «|Uoti« f«r Individual who I* tasilglhl# tor * be*« quantity under Hecttnn Dt ■*» *f Article HI of th* M FLORIDA CKLKRT ADVI” SORTCOMMITTER » Jsm»* D. Colbert a*cra.art -Tres* ir*/ Seminole Calendar / i /.’ /i MONDAY Lake Mary Boy Scouts Scout Hut, 7 p. m. Longwuod Boy Scouts, Baptist Church, 7 p. ni. Oviedo Masonic Lodge 343 Ma sonic Hall, I p m. TUESDAY I.onzwood Volunteer Fir* Dvpt Fire Hail, 7 p. m. Newcomers Invited Longwood Bovs Scouts, Christ Church Episcopal Parish Hall, 7 p. m. To Luncheon DeBary Boy Scouts NX, Jack sou's Sem e* Station. 7:30 p. m l a i b * Court * r the County JadB*. * * m l a * l * C a a a ly , Fterld*. la P r o - bate. >■ r a i St*la I# a f WILLIAM NATHAN ML'HOtlAVR Dvceseed Defense: Sen. Margaret Chaae Smith (R-Malne) charged in a Senate speech that tha United States had played Into Russia’ s hand' by downgrading it* nuclear power. She called on President Kennedy to stand firm on Berlin. Tests: Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.) told the Senate there were "convincing reasons to sus­ pect" that Russia conducted ex­ tensive secret nuclear tests be­ fore resuming open experiments on Sept. I. in the glamorous Compare the now '62 Lark with any other car Discover how much more it qivna you in luxury, looks-in everything that moans more tor your doller: By JANE CASSELBERRY South Seminola VFW Post AMT Officials of tha Walcome Wagon Women's Club of Casselberry, S Club o f South Seminola County have Invited all new homamaken e WEDNESDAY o f thr areas covered by the or­ Chuluola Hobby Craft Club, 1:30 ganization le attend (heir next meeting which will bo held at tha Mid-Florida Country Club, Sept. North Orlando Busy Bees Girl Scouts, Mrs. Mon. Grinstead, 4:30 The program calls Tor card p. in. * e e games to begin at 10:30 a. mt. fol­ Boy Scout Troop 2St, ltd W. lowed by luncheon a* 12:30 p. m. During the afternoon, a brief Commercial St., Sanford, 7 p. m. C h u lu o la Y o u th C lu b , C o m m u n ­ business meeting will be held a f­ ter which Mrs. B. R. Gray of it y H o u e e , I p . m . Longwood will present a demon­ Sanfont I.odg* DM , Loyal Order stration on “ The Art o f Hat Mak­ of Moose. B p. m. ing." NEW Fine-Line, Fine-Car Styling. NEW, true big car intorior room. NEW comfort high, contour-liilod seats, luxuriously loam -cushion* 4 NEW lavish intanors in costly vinyl or nylon. NEW highar, wider door*. NEW convenience. Fiat Moors, bo wells moan now ease of enity. NEW qulol "super-insulated" ride. NEW angino efficiency in 113 to 333 hp range (choice of 0 or V-8). NEW giant safaty bonded brakoa, 73'/* longer life. NEW extra-largu, assy-loading trunk, NEW glamor colon in no-wax enam­ els and metallic*. Drive H. Surprise car af tha yaart And don't miss theflfX V IA R K H i 11X)X\ -America's New Action Car SEE THE EXCITINGLY GLAMOROUS NEW 02 LARK AT YOUR STUOEBAKIB DEALER TOOAY, SAN FO RD M O TO R CO., IN C . Sewing! NOW A V A IL A B L E FLO R ID A STATE AT BANK CU R R E N T OF SANFORD INTEREST RATE YOU CAN PLACE 7 0L R ALTO INSURANCE WITH TUR (Life COMPANY Insurance OF YOUR CHOICE. Optional) op Boy ^ocally! Finance Locally! Insure Locally! gw irex a MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE PHONE FA S-1611 �V Y isitor” From Rome N O B O D Y LOVES A FAT M A N Henry “ Howdy VUItor" rcada tht yellow tog of the TallalitUM police department. “ Welcome to Tallahassee. Florida’s capitol city. We» want to make your visit a pleasant on:. The police department respectfully calls your attention to the fact that you are violating the fol­ lowing regulations. . . " This la a courtesy tag put on all out of county cars who park overtime or improperly in Tallahassee. After • courtesy ticket, the violator gets a regular ticket and must pay. It stakes good sense. Why not for Sanford too? B O M B T E 5T S Tha first thing I did altar readtag Uat Nikita Xhntocfeev had tahoa up golf wu (a throw away my golf hag and shoes. (I had already thrown away my dubs who* 1 learned that Tidal Castro had started playing the game.) I da aot want te roa tha risk, slight though it nay be, of aver meeting either of Ibeae gentle, mta la a tournament. Caa you Imagine haw Khrushchev would ruact if his a* hippoaud la sink a 90-foot putt oa tbo llth green to boat him? Or wbst Cas­ tro’! re rente would be oa tho follow who holed out from a tropT „ : o B e r is u m z d ! Kt M U SH CHS it Heavy W eather In the new task force report to President Kennedy aw United States aviation goals for the 1910s, air ex­ perts have a key sentence: V “ Clearly, considering the projected growth in air traffic and the Increasing number o f persons that are c a rrie d in a sin g le a ir c r a ft, unless there la a substantial lowering of the accident rate, loeaea by 1070 will be totally unacceptable." Task tone men struck actual loss projections from theb report But they can be guessed, al witl], .flfwn^ In 1990, admittedly not a good safety year in the* •Ir, U. 8. domestic airlines flew more than SO billion “ passenger miles." The 986 passenger deaths amount­ ed to 1.10 totalities for every 100 million passenger miles flown. If the sama accident rate were to apply to a pro­ jected IT billion passenger miles In 1970, the fctojitfea would total 617—mors than w en recorded In 1969, 1966, 1966 and 1969 combined (and these were years with heavy numerical totals.) As indicated, the trouble today is that one crash can coat upwards of 100 lives. And our 1970 sights are now sat on a supersonic plane which might carry as many as 171 passengers. Obviously, major safety break-throughs are needed If wa a n to prevent such catastrophic losses. In the task force’s view, this means better planes, more and safer '* airports, vastly improved air tn fflc control syatemi with heavy reliance on advanced electronic technology. The report does not suggest, for all its effort to ac­ cent the positive, that U. S. aviation le remarkably well placed to achieve the important break-throughs needed by 1970 In safety and other matters. Strong negative elements run through the study. Civilian aircraft development Is now so expensive that the estimated |600 million to |1 billion coat of the ipoeed supersonic plane will have to be borne largely >y the government. This 2,000-mllewm-hour craft, with Its huge capa­ city, presumes a greatly expanded market. Yet the task force notes that tne airlines (n 1961 are having serious trouble finding enough passengers to fill existing sub■oniejets. They have taken most o f the railroads' market and need new worlds to conquer. The report flatly chidea the lines for not being more enterprising and Imaginative. It atao lays blame at the government’s door. The CAB le charged with loose route-making, the result being excessive competition for some carriers. Our over* ■eae lines are said to be handicapped by foreign competi­ tion assisted by too-gencroua U. S. government con­ cessions. So the task force sketches an Industry whose fore­ ground presents sleek jets and glsss-and-steel airports. Yet behind the facade are shaky economic props, a tan­ gled competitive situation, technical facilities Inade­ quate to future safety requirements. Aviation’s “ promisiiig 1970s" seem a long way off. Reds Explode Nuclear Blast WASHINGTON (UP1) - Russia set off a auctsar explosion in the atmosphere equal to about a mil­ lion tons o f TNT Wednesday. It was the Hth (sUout-produdni blast sines tbs Russians resumed testing lept. 1. The Atomls Energy Commission said Russia exploded the device la the vicinity of Novaya Scmtya, In lh« Arctic. It was one of the larger Russian tests since Sept. 1. Increases In radioacUve fallout were reported in several southern and midwestera slate*. SOS hse been used ee a dis­ tress signal since 1011. Before that the signal for help was CDQ. Y Swoet as le victory, it Is.pot worth a one-way ticket to the Steppes or a reclining pose against a Jsllhousa brick wall. It It understandable, though, Peter Edson’s Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NEA) — In In 1944 they got away with a what appears to bo a last-ditch double veto. But In 1941, when tha Security effort to stall admission o f Rsd Chinn to the UN for at least one Council considered an invitation more year, high government of­ to Communist China to corns to ficial# have revealed that the Now York for debate on Vie Ko­ United States delegation under rean war, Natlonaliet China op. Ambissador Adlsl Stevenson will posed It and claimed that this con­ stituted n veto. accept full debate on tho question The question was put to the eorly In the new General Astern- council end Nationalists China big session. lost, 10-1. Since that tlmt, pro­ An effort will then bo made to cedural questions have required combine thio question with a pro* only a majority vote decision. But pots I for setting up a UN com­ Important, substantive questions mittee to make a year’* study o f —such as admission of new mem­ enlarging the security and econo­ bers— can be vetoed. This year Russia Is eipected to mic-social councils to give Asia and Africa greater representation. propose Outer Mongolia for mem­ Tho Idea le to achieva this re­ form without general UN chatter revision. bership- Nationalist China has an­ nounced it will veto. Tha argu­ ment against this Is that It might cause Russia to veto admission o f Mauretania and Sierra Leone, which Franca and Britain are ex­ pected to propose. This is a kind o f Russian black­ mail. But tha other African na­ tions—some o f which recognise Outer Mongolia — hold Nation­ alist China responsible for tha situation. Undar such conditions the vota of tha African nations might go against accepting tht Nationalist government’s credentials and fa­ vor accepting the credentials of the Communist mainland govaranent as representatives o f China. Ike Arrives In New York Letters No recommendation* hava been made at to how large theee agen­ cies ehould be. But the obvious purpose ie to give preference to countries such as India, on tho Sanford Herald grounds that sines mainland China Editor: Is Asia's only Communist govern­ The family and staff of the ment, It ahould not bs raprfsanta* Good Samaritan Home take this tiva o f ths whole continent. method to express our sincere This io risky strategy with un­ predictable outcome. gratitude to Mrs. Mattie Mqrtin The third order uf butinrta for the assembly — after the formal RAMBLING RADIO opening by President Boland, and STFPHENVILT.E, Tex. (U P I> a minute o f prayer or medita­ Policc dispatcher Mrs. Hauls tion — ia presentation of creden­ Looklngblll gets good reception tials, Tho credentials o f ths Chinese occasionally from police calls Nationalist government will prob­ originating in Ohio, Connecticut ably be challsngrd by the Com­ and West Virginia, but often has munists, as they have been in ths bad luck on local calls. Nlie said weather often plays past. Thla is a question which it tricks on the police department's decided by elm pie majority vote. making local For 10 years, majorities have radio reception, decided to postpone the issue for transmission difficult and bring­ another ysar. This time, the ms- ing in stray calls from far away. jorlty may go the ethrr way. If it does, ths United States will ac­ cept full airing of tha question in the hopes that, after debate, the vote will be egainst seating Red China. UN parliamentarians say there Is some misunderstanding o f the issue in this proposal. There is no question o f admission o f China aa a new UN member on the Gen­ eral Assembly agenda. China is a charter member of the UN and a permanent member of the Secur­ ity Council. The question ie, wlist goveramint represents China— the Na­ tionalist government on Furmota, or the Communiit government on the mainland T It is a question of credentials. The Security Council does not review the credentials of delegates from member nations. Its function is to recommtnd new member* for admission by the General Assem­ bly. In tha early days of the UN, the Russian* got away with declaring any Issue they vista against a sub­ stantive measure and vetoing it. why n r u | M fV V 4 f,g u $ M ! should link too appeal ot goto Irresistible. It Is a lame that brings tbo wont out la a man, and never were there two men who enjoyed showing their worse selvei more than the Russian and Cuban leaders. Thoir l antrum* la a send trap, or when they lost their ball In the rough, would bring them overpowering delight. So would arguing with the chairman o f the handicap committee. And being Haro and cheats at hesrt. what good tlmss they could have ly­ ing about tbslr scores, Improving their lies, and confiscating the property o f ethers In the locker room when the attendant was sway for a moment. It would be taking one's Ufa In ono'g hands to play with them, golfs language being what It is. A man would think twleo before— three times, perhaps—before say­ ing, “ Oh, go ahead, Fidel. You shoot first." The chances are that Tldol would forgot that bo was on • golf course and reach for the sort of blasting iron he known beat It would not surprise me to read that Khrushchev bad shot the lowest score of all time—a S3, aay—tor II boles. With his love for concessions ha undoubt­ edly would concede himself all putts under 20 feet, or Insist that bis opponent grant them to him. Wonder, what's ths name of the club where Khrushchev plays? To The Editor Merritt for bringing tha Women's Community Ciub Into the Horn*. Through the Club wa’va been wonderfully blessed. Wa are thankful for the many friends we've gained through the Club. We've been blessed to meet Rev. James Barnett, chairman of tho Ministerial Alliance and he wae interesting in tha servlet that is held each Thureday at 11 a.m. And now we are blessed with a minister each Thursday at IP a.m. from the Ministerial Alliance. You era proving to us that God'a Word Is true when Jesus said, “ I'll never leave thee, nor will 1 for­ sake thee." We extend ilnrere thanks to Rev. Barnett and fellow workers. (Mother) Ruby L, Wilson, Super. NEW YORK <UPI) - Former President Elsenhower arrived in New York Wednesday, a day ahead ot schedule becauea of Hurricane Either. Elsenhower, hers to aid the mayoral campaign of Republican candidate Louis J. Lefkowlts, had planned to fly to tha city today, but drove Instead, because of the impending storm. Today, Eisenhower will visit the site of ths I984-&S New York World's Fair, and lunch with Fair President Robert Mo m s . McLemore The “ We’ll Bury You Golf and Cana ry Chsb," perbape. Or the "Down with the UN ind Up with the 1»-M egaton Links" It must be a pretty place, though, who ever its name. Superbly landscaped with bar­ bed wire, nxtl-tank obstruction, hidden but flowering microphones, ita greens kept Immaculate by bent old slave women, and with a clubhouse featuring hot sni cold brainwashing rooms. What a restful place for a tyrant and hti lackeys to relax and plot. Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic CASE K-405: Dr. Paul McXaely 30-mlnut# recording about ths ia n versatile psychology professor Scientific Marriage Foundation had evoked considerable Interest nt Aabury College. among hi* own elsttss, aa well a* MDr, Crane," he began, “ I with thoaa o f his collet gust at Agtorr you’d come down aiuT lecture to namtly. Professor Leon Fisher q our students on ' p#yeho*o**t!e and Harry Hitch. problems. Although the SMF has thus f « "Wa’tl atao schedule you for a uefe boon aimed at college ag* ft'PihrWti'vH -7fTdi,ijg that our ap­ definite data for your arrival.'1 plicant! are Increasing from that Well, 1 had planned to atop off group* at Asbury Collage an a lecture Our youngest certified applicant Itinerary early this ysar but my at praaent ia 19. W* have such a schedule was changed. number o f doctore, teachers, busi­ So I regretfully Informed Dr. ness and professional men under McNeily, I’d have to take a rain- 31 who ar* now asking us to in­ check on his gracious Invitation. troduce them to glrla between qft But be Is versatile and whet tha and 31. that wa are actually ehort late Dr. Glenn Frank, President of of such young women. the University of Wisconsin would Thui, up to age 35, wa have call n "star salesman" ia tha more men than women I It levels classroom. o ff by age 40 and after CO, the Ha countered by saying I could ratio begina to run so far towards make a 30-mlnut* tape recording tha lemola tax that they outnum­ for hie claesee. ber our mate applicants by at And to get me into action, he least 3 to 1. even mailed me the tape, asking A lovely girl, aged 22 (former that I discuss our Scientific Mar­ etmpn# heality star) was left Qp riage Foundation on this first re­ widow with an 18-month baby girl. cording, sine# his classes were vit­ Sha was married two month* ago ally interested In thla timely topic. to a splendid young professional Later I found that Dr. McNeely man, widower with two young­ has been getting taped recordings sters S and 6. from various authorities, to he “ Dr. Crane," she Informed us to­ now has n remarkable library of day, "oar marriage has been so taped addresses for use by the At- perfect 1 Just wonder If we are th* bury College students. exception. Is It just a coincidence It la not only a clever Idea, but or are other married folks at con^ permits the speaker to address genial and happy as we a re?" ™ classes year after year on tho mbject in which he is an authority, Just look at some o f the leading items on hie cultural “ menu": Dr, Norman Ylncsnt Peats— "In­ terviewing or Counseling" — 30 Available to you without a (lor. tor’s prescription, our drug called Uln. ODRINEX. You must lose ugly Dr. Dorothy Arnold (U . of fat In 7 days or your money back. Iowa)—"How the Home Affect* No etrenuoua exercise, laxatives massage or taking o f so-called Mental Health"— II Min. Major Moyer (U. 8. Army)— reducing cendisi, crackers <’% cookies, or chewing gum. OD"Bratiiwsihfng"— 9 * Min. RIN'EX is a tiny tablet and easi­ Dr, Corbett Thtgpen — "The ly swallowed. Whan you take Three Faces of Eve"—30 Min. ODRINEX, you stilt enjoy your Dr. Henry Howell—"Ilsredlty" meals, still cat th* foods you like, but you simply don't have the urge — I I Min. Dr. Louis Evans—"Love, Mar­ for extra portions because OD­ RINEX depresses your appetite riage and God"—30 Min, and decreases your desire for food. Dr. T. L. Engl* (Indiana U.)— Your weight must come down, be­ "High School Psychology" — 19 cause s i your own doctor will tell u, when you eat leu , you weighm Min . is. Get rid of excess fat an<P Dr. Orvllla Walter*—"The Psy­ live longer. ODRINEX costs 13.00 chologist and Christian Faith"— and ia sold Sn this GUARANTEE: 30 Min. If not satisfied for any reason Is Is a pleasure to salute such just return tha package to your an enterprising professor as Dr. druggist and get your full money McNccly and his collaoguca for back. No questions asked. ODRIN­ their use ot itreamlined methods. EX is sold with this guarantee by: Fsuats Drug Store ■ Sanford Dr, McNetiy reported that my. Mall Orders Filled. FAT O V E R W E IG H T C SO U T H 'S F IN E S T CO LO RED C O M M U N IT Y ! HI* th* BULLSEYE •ron o u t s ip e*. je.wu.iMto e-aa lE ir r ia t t a r . ® l f * j j a n f a r t i IS jp n t U i Page 4 Sanford, Florida WALTKIS A . U B ir TSBIHIL Managing lid Iter J l'O f W IL L I Ceualjr (Editor C X cK L It PLU N K* ■twisty tCdllsr Friday, September 22, 1961 u ik lo w . tEurroM a r t u u s i i n * sa vB Lv a a. c l i h i s u r u t .m s v o l t o u x s Advertising Director Circulation SUaagse HARRIETT JUHXIU* d a III (1*4 Lianag«r r n i D WELLS aawiN l . ■ i v s e s K E s uactiansui lu p c Buatnss* Slansaer S lItC S Ir T lO X SLATES Stem* U sllisrr I f SSsSS ■ r Carrier t i n t * Pels la S t a U t lt C n s t r All Stksa m Wrsk I.Tear SSI A* IS M 1 Tsar gllJ S t Tsar * Meath* Me I M I Heath* M l S Heaths ■ Heath* A*S IS * S Mrathe SM S Mas the 1 Heath I.M I M t Heath IAS S Heath V. S resist Ilea* I* i tree are rise* shat all asaU Baheealftteea h ad rases. Pehtuhed stall? easeei seta rear, eats rear »r***edta« Christmas. Sea Sags aaS Christmas t •ahllahse BasareS aa esse a* elasa mailrr Oetehar ST, sal* as the Past Otfle* at SaaferS. FlerMa eaSer th* Asl a f L* ear fee at Marrh t, lets. The Herald to a member at tha Caltsd Press whleh Is eatttled asrlasIrrlf to she ass Urn repahltoattea s i all the tosal saw* petal** Lathis newspaper. with fhrlHl ...use o u r frio n d ly h o lp MONTHLY PAYM ENTS A S L O W AS Memarial Glfta for HEART RESEARCH Grate rally Ackaawledged Loan .inoewHaat NO DOWN PAYMENT! IEMIKOLE . DaBARY COUNCIL P. O. BOX 106 BANIOBU, FLA. Grapevine Avo. ft McCracken Road (includu all) f ' �9b* frirfforb Rrralft Fri. Sept. 22, 1961 — Page 6 wimmer Completes Round-Trip Channel Crossing Hijack ’Attem pt i • 'Phony' i NEW YORK ( U P ! ) - A truck driver's tale of hijacking, involv­ i n g nearly 3100.000 in art objects and merchandise, was described as a "phony” Thursday by FBI OFFICERS AND CHARTER MEMBERS of the Anchor Club, girla service officials who announced they had organization at Seminole High School are shown here. They are seated, arrested four men in the case Mrs. Jack Burney, advisor, Linda Williams, vice president, Mary Helene and recovered the stolen goods. Washburn, president, Desta Horner, secretary and Sharon RL»er, treasur­ One of those arrcs.ed was Michael Jininez, 36, the truck er. Standing are Alison Blake, Cheryl Chandler. Wanda Harris, Mlsji Lucy driver, who allegedly gave the Nowlin. Pilot Club representative, Roberta Rankin, Louise Higginbotham, FBI an account of what author!Frankie Ballnrd, Carolyn Turner, Marianne Humphreys and Ann Schu­ — tie* later termed a bogus hijack­ macher. i n g . He was charged with theft from an interstate shipment, a federal offense. The others arrested were I Vincent Grcssi, 39; Angelo Gov-1 SEPTEMBER 21 ernale, 3d; and Joseph P. Repctti. Admission* 46. The arrests were made after, The season's opening meeting Salty La Croix, Lake Mary; San­ several* hours of investigation for members of the Bear Lake and questioning. dra Thompson, Winter Park, Shir­ Manor Civic Betterment Assn., Rev. Daniel M. Paul died si The FBf said Repel i and ley Hunter, Lake .Monroe; Rots Inc., Women's Auxiliary, original­ Seminole Memorial Hospital early Gressl, in whose possession the Furber. Orange City; Marjorie 'l l valuable objects assertediy were Thursday morning following i Fairly, Sills Brown, Jeanne Dunn, ly planned for SepL IP, has been rescheduled for Tuesday. found, face charges of Iheit from short illness. Louise Bauman of Sanford Guest speaker fur the program ■n interstate shipment. Govemale Births A native of Johnston, Pa , hr was accused of acting as liaison Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dunn Jr , will be Mis. Delores Tellum who wilt use as her topic, "Dancing for man between the thieves and the hid lived in Sanford for the past Sanford, twin boys six years at ISOS Palmetto Ave. driver. Mr. and Mrs. James Fairly Jr., Better Health.'’ Member* are to He was a retired Methodist min* meet at the home of Mrs. William Sanford, a girl ister and was a member of the Mr. ind Mrs. William Burns, San­ Taylor, 1207 Alton Dr., Bear Lake Pittsburgh Methodist Conference. Manor, at R p. in. ford, a hoy He served one year abroad tn Mr. and Mrs. Henry La Croix. Japan, Korea and the Philippines Lake Mary, a girl 0 Mr. Charles Holler, 86. died and educated a young Korean fur Monday at Seminole Memorial the ministry. He was a graduate Mr. and Mr?. Ronald Thompson Winter Park, a girl of the Alleghany College. Meads* Hospital. Dismissals A resident of the Park Ave. ville, Pa., and of the University Michael Smith, Lake Monroe; Trailer Park, he came hero in of Boston. Mamie Humphrey, Lake Mary; 1938 from Pomeroy, Ohio, where Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Vera Bcdwcll, Adolph Coble, Ed­ he was a dairy farmer. Marguerite E. Paul of Sanford and ward Plummer, Eustace Olliff. Survivors arc his wife, Frances several nieces and nephew!. Ill, Brenda Stcversdn and Mrs. of Sanford: three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Ignatous Signorelli and baby of Mrs. Edgar Vale of Sanford, Mary S p m. today from Brtsion Funeral Ann Huddleston o f Pomeroy and Home with Rev. John Adams offi­ Sanford. Rev. DrM. Paul Dies Thursday Notes Women Schedule Hospital Opening Meeting Holter Services Scheduled In Ohio • Paul Carrol Holler, USAF. Chi­ cago. and one sister, Mrs. Blanche Hamm of Racine, Ohio. The body was shipped Wednes­ day to the Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy for Saturday services and burial in the Beech Grove Cemetery. ciating. The body will be sent to New Kensington, Pa., for services and burial. DOVER, England (U P D -A n -I tonio Bertondo, a 42-year-oId Ar­ gentine, touched England's shores today at the end of the lint suc­ cessful 'round-trip swim of the English Channel , The South American was in the wa:er 43 hours and 43 minutes. Minutes after Bertondo waded ashore. Brojan Das, 30. of Paki* broke tha record for cross­ ing the channel from France to England. He made It in 10 hours and 35 minute*. This was 13 min­ ute* fas.er than the mark set by Egyptian Hassan Abdel Rehim In 1930. The record for a channel cross­ ing to held by Helge Jensen A Canada, who swam from England to Franca In 1ft hours and 33 min­ utes last August. Crowds of well-wishers who had waited for more than seven hours gathered to meet Abertondo when he finished hia marathon swim. Tbo "Bull of Parana” swam from England to Franc,- in IS hour* and 30 minutes. It took him 34 hours and 23 minutes to make the return trip. Church Circle Sets Bake Sale Our Lady’s Circle of the Church of the Nativity Catholic Women’* Club i* sponsoring a hake sale Saturday in front of Publix on Hwy. 17-WT and SR 416 starting at 10 a. m. Anyone wishing to donate any baked goods can call Wanda Jonea In North Orlando. "fo r Ihose who want H O M £S •f DISTINCTION RESTRICTED and EXCLUSIVE • Featuring Large Rooaia Throughout • Air Coadillonhg and . Heating by G-E Weather teen • Color-Paved Patios and !ndividu:l Landscaping e LUXURIOUS S E N E M l^ U ft T llt DREAM KITCHENS Shoomaksih CONSTRUCTION COM PANY, INC. DIRECTIONS: Turn Weet At The Traffic Light on 17-92 At 20lh Street Custom Building a Specially 211 W. 25th ST. General Office FA 2-3103 Sales Office FA 2-7495 Drive 2 Miles To Idyllwllde Instruction Series Set Members of the Prairie Lake Baptist Church will conduct a Approximately .100,000 tons of series of meeting* Monday material w en used In the con­ through WVdnt'itduy next week, to struction o f tha Em p in State prrpare and instruct fdr the Sun­ day School Department. Building. NEW MEMBERS OF THE ANCHOR CLUB this year are. seated. Merritt Philips. Sharon Jackson, Nikki Morgan, Maureen Firestone, Ituthi Carlton, Betty Hrantt. Standing front, Donna Heard. Susie Hulbuck and Linda Mills. Standing rear, Diane Lipsey, Diana Beasley. Ginger Jackson, Cindy Lake, Bonnie (Below, Debbie Scott and Jo Ann Zeigler. .Members of the club plan to attend an all-day regional meet in Ocala on September 30. Those going nre to meet at the French Ave. Winn Dixie at 6:15 a. m. Dear Parent Now (.Indent the Sanford ami for a limited complete new* of Herald, special school The time their town you and cun sceuI friends, by your college way of The get Into the subscription. Entire Mailed only, School Anywhere For Year Only You have had your first look at the new “ car of cars” . Ita namo is Cadillac—and its destiny is a place among the most renowned automobiles o f our time. Its now styling is remarkably clean and crisp and graceful —with a look o f "rightness” in every lino and contour and detail. Cadillac's new Fleetwood interiors beckon with a jewellike beauty. There sre marvelous new fabrics and leathers . . . and new conveniences on every hand. Engineering triumphs include independent front and rear braking . . . exclusive new cornering lamps that light your way around turns. . . a revolutionary three-phase rear lighting system . . . and many other important advancea. Yet, some of the noblest advancea cannot be seen. They must be felt and sensed —performance that is incredibly quiet and smooth and nimble . . . handling ease so great that the mere weight o f your band puts you in command of the road . . . craftsmanship that is so practiced and so precise that the car has become a marvel of construction and a paragon of dependability. These new Cadillac wonders are evident in each of twelve new body atylos—and are available with the widest selection of interiors in Cadillac history. Even if you have never before considered a Cadillac— you should take a journey in this one. It's Cadillac for 1962. You'll be hearing a lot about U. 6.50 * That Letter from home everyday mail and we feel sure that with all their a day touch of homenicknma. Keep them be hard grown-up-net** pouted, have to there will it started still the he firat they arrive at school. Just C A L L 4 may FA 2-2611 I k Sanford Herald VI SI T YOVR LOCAL A UT HORI ZED C A D I L L A C DJIA L I R HO LLER M O T O R SALES Cor. 2nd & Palmetto �N Sem indes Meet Edgewater In Orlando Tonight ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ man Greyhounds Open Home Grid Season Against Ocoee ft * • — m 8 e p t . i t , 1M * Shoot For Second Straight W in The Ocoee Ceidiaale will tight at Longwood tonight with a real good pitching and catching com* binotion u pit ognlnet the Lyman Greyhounds. In front of thie con* H i Ita u m e s go tha paSaar protection to pitch to hla tw* fin* raetivsra. Coaeh Bill Procter o f the Grey­ hounds haa some plans o f his own for th* visitors. Laat weak agalnat Crystal liv e r hla taam waa slowed biaition will >?» « line with stz * z - up by a muddy field, b u t.gJ*H perieaced aeniora which will give handed their opponents a 19 tu 0 trouncing. Th* Lyman coaeh hope* for a dry field which will give hia run­ ning game a chance to develop. it* salt he wduA'ktcp th* asm* lineup he used in the opener elne* it proved to be a winning comblna•tion. Thin will Include the follow­ StensUom Realty remains in ing: first place in toe Hi-Noooera lea­ gue aa they took four points from Taam No. One. Sally MameU* paced along wLh Smith'* Amoco to help them win threw points from Shoemaker By United Prow Intermatieuil Construction. Nsties i l League Moaroo Harbor won tor** points W. L FcL OB from th* C.P.O. Wives and Tha 90 37 .412 Lovely Lady Baau.y Salon spilt Cincinnati 44 4 1 .3 7 9 3 two points each with Team No. Lon Angnlei San Francisco 99 43 432 9 Two. St. Lou I* 77 69 .377 » * i Dottia Dyer picked up the 4-7 Milwaukee 17 89 .327 121k split. Tba 2-7 was made by Etta 49 73 .479 19Vk Dorman. Kay Phillips picked up Pittsburgh 41 94 .41324 Um 1-19 and Helen Kaolin con­ Chicago Philadelphia 43 101 .304 44Vi verted th* 5-4 and tba 4-3. Amiri*aa League Turkey* ware rolled by Betty W. L. Fit. GB Callao, Mary Elmore, Cathy x*New York 194 31 .471 Poultar and Shirley Simas. Detroit 93 39 .412 Ilk Baltimore 50 43 .341 U Chicago M 70 .345 lIVi 74 79 .414 29 Cleveland Boston 11 It .474 301k 44 43 .430 34 The Sanford Recreation Depart­ Minnesota 44 84 .434 34Vk ment wishes to announce some- Los •Angeles ST 93 .373 4!k thing naw — a class on table Kansas City 44 94 .348 44Vk tennis. Classes will begin Ocl. Washington 24, at 7 p. m. at (lie Civic Center. x-Clinched pennant. That* classes will be open to toy Junior or Senior High School Yaw Can Develep Film student who has a Civic Center Only ONCE card. — aa have It den* RIGBT The instructor Lin Rlsner, plans to alert with the basic funda­ W1EBOLDT Camara Shop mentals of tab)* taonls, working n i S. Park Stafard. Flo. km at to*. Taaesriot '■ Orlando agalaat Edgo- Sfenstrom Holds Isl Place Lead w— Oam ta t & t m - m w wtpSTVi «jur m erit todlcsiad tost Uk j m m i mom. 1 T m of th* thru*, guard lari N h ii Md back Butch Blear, matted ant Wadnasday la tight . T te third c m , ■ 7 Hhuon be* a bnlaa. h a r m had aa tafedioa M i Ma a m which wai laaecd darlaf the week and Blair b u a Wuieed ana. The Saatealaa tonight (ace a learn which fa t beat by Malbeonri, but Edgewater Coach BIO SpeeM acid tUa week alter the game had beta atudiad (bat 11 Edjawatar played Melbourne egaia hie lean* could via. Ihla moans that the Samiaolta will have to beer down agalnat a good, rugged aggregation that la amarttea under a defeat that night not or maybe ehould not have hag* K Coach Proctor haa moved one of hla Boo back* up from the B aquad eLer hla fine perform­ ance Wedneaday eight. Baddy Lawson who led hie teem to e victory over Seabroeie. will add attungUi to tbo vanity, eald Pi* gott. He win not be eligible (or the Edgewater game aa he bei to welt ale day*, under prep eehool regulation!, between trao*fe n from am aquad to aoothar before be la eligible to play. Coaeh Plgott waola to axprais hla and the aquad * appreciation to 'th e fana for their lino turn­ out lor tbo opening game. He aeld that thie kind el support lor a team . N ips build up achool spirit and that the team wlH try to tbow Ite gratitude on tho Hold as well at off. Plgott salinated that tbs first game drew 1,100 fana. Standings NEW OFFICERS o f the Hanford Women's Bowling Aisn. are shown here as they met at thn Capri for In­ stallation. From left. John Spolakl, manager of the Jet Lanes, Mrs. James Mackey, treasurer, Mrs. W. H. Kin* nartl, assistant secretary nnd Mrs. Betty Cox, president. Not present for the picture are Mrs, Harriett Cowley, vice president, Mrs. Dottie Dyer, 2nd vice president, and Mrs. Bcttye Smith, secretary*. (Herald Photo) Table Tennis Class Slated Clemson Beef? Gators' Line Can Match It GAINESVILLE — Much has Stoner, Troy, 0., an Air Fore* gained 454 yarde last season and betn islil of the ponderuua Clem- Academy transfer adds lustre to waa ono of th* SEC'a leading ground gainers. th* brckfleld. ■on lino that will make it eztrameCapt, Jim Beaver of West Palm Florida hat • fine power-runner 1y difficult for Florida'a Gators to o f It* own in fullback Don Good­ Beach head* th* forward wall at run up th* mtddl* In their upcom- man of Miami, a 200 pounder who right tackle. Fleyd Dean o f Eagle log contest hera Saturday at 2 p. m. oil Florida Field. A cartful check o f tha la lu t alignment! by tha two teams tails • different atory from tha weight point o f view, howtver. Coach Frank Ilowsrd’i announ­ ced probable starting lineup ahows hia first team Clemson line aver­ Ceiled Fiwii latenational America candidate Roman Gnaging 1112 pounds. Tha probable Southern Californio, picked os brlel, vlsiU Wyoming and la rated starting Una for Fluride announ­ Ihc team to watch In th* West no baiter than an even pick ced by Coach Ray Gravca aver­ Coast Big Five tide year, hosta agalnat the Cowboys, who opened age* 210 pounds. a loaded Georgia Tack aquad to- up laat weak by handing Montana A check o f the number two night In tot kickoff game of tit* ■ 29-0 licking. Its** for both tcoaso finda Clem* first big wookond of tha tfgl colIn other major intariectionala, tow averaging SOS from and to lego football aaaaon. Syracuse, with All-Amartca Ernie end and Florida 207. Llaea on However, to* Trojana, who have Dnvla back for another leason, United Pnaa InteruUanal th* first two ttema thin to­ switched to to* T-formaUon tola Invades Oregon State aa a alight This could bo the wet hand that gether average eaoctly the same. year, ara a one-point underdog favorite; Kansas la picked by 7 the CinciaaaU Rada wrap up the More noticeable In difference for tha dash at Paaadeaa, Calif., over Tcxaa Christian; Maryland National League pennaat — aod will be th* atarting quarterbacks In the first of n number of in­ la n 2-point pick over Southern send toe good burghers o f the Methodist at Dallas, Tex.; Baylor Ohio Rhineland on their flrat (and this will hold aomowbat true teresting intemetiopal games tola la a 13-point choice over an in­ whsn comparison* or* m id i with weakend. championship binge lines 1MB. Tech, with >7 returning letter- vading Waka Forest taam that It was H years ago that guyi Ovary Florida opponent), Clem lost star paner Norm Snead by like big Ernie Lombardi. Bucky ton's starting quarterback will be men, 13 of whom aaw plenty of graduation; speedy Taxaa la the Walter. Paul Derringer, Billy Jo* Anderson, 0-3, 201 pound action a year ago, la not too choice by 12 over California at Junior ItUetman; while, pre-game highly regarded In Ita own South­ Werbcr and Ivat Goodman helped holit the NL flag over Croiley injury permitting, Florida'* quar­ eastern Conference, but may have Berkeley, and Tulana by 3 over terback Larry Libartore weighs n little too much experience tor Stanford In a game Involving Field. Now this 1M1 edition of the 138 and standi 6-8. Even should Southern California tola early In teams not too highly regarded to Red*, almost a unsnimoua choice Bobby Dodd Jr., start, which will tha eaason. Tbo Trojano have their own confarancaa. Elsewhere, Navy launch** lb* in (he pre-season polls to flnlah be the cite if Libertoro it not plenty of backflald depth but are new season without All-America not too etrong In too Un*. ready, them It considerable dlfin the second division, atanda on Mississippi, which finished third Joe Belllno at Penn State with the threshold of another World (crcntc, fur he stands 0-0 and in last ytar’a final United Praia the Nittany Lions, tabbed the best Series matting with the New York weight 173. Thl* gam* between Clemson and International ratings and want on In the Eaat, 14-polat favorites; Yankees, who whipped Cincinnati In four straight games la tha 1M0 Florida, to open the 1901 season, to bant Rica in tha Sugar Bowl, Army boils Richmond; UCLA vismarks the 13th meeting between and Arkansas, tha 1909 Southwest Ita the Air Force; Alabama la at classic. get a Georgia; Clemaon at Florida; In­ The Beds open n three-game ae­ the two Institutions o f higher Conference champion, ries agalnat tha Ban Francisco learning in football. Th* first chance to show their waree before diana at Kansas Slat*; Wist Vir­ Giants tonight at Croalay Field gams was playrd In 1911 and th* a national talevislon audlenca In ginia at Vanderbilt; Colorado Slate U. at Arixona, and Louisiana needing any combination o f four Gators hold a victory margin o f Saturday's top game. Mississippi, three deep in most State at Rice. Cincinnati victories and Los An sight victories, three defeats, and Minnesota, tha defending nation­ galea Dodger lasses la walk oU one gome, the last on* In 1930, sputa and a bright naw hopeful in Doug Elmore to make tha local al champion, and Ohio State and with the pennant. They can reduce was a tie. Iowa, the Gophers' chief rivals that magic number to two tonight dome 4U.OOU fans, including fans forget All-America quarter­ and clinch the flag In the second mora than il.uuu bandsmen from back Jake Gibbs, is rated a this year for both Big Ten and game agalnat the Glnnla Saturday high ichoolt throughout th* stale, e-point favorite over the Raior- national honors, do not open tba 1941 campaign until Sept. 30. afternoon. as wol) a* (ho Gator Rand, are backe for toe game at Jackaon. However, the Uianta could post­ expected to come near filling the Mlaa. But Arkansas, with a light, fast pone the clinching If they treat 41.000 seat stadium. team as in past years, has a bud­ the Reds es roughly aa they did Clemson likes to move th* ball last month when they won three on th* ground and th* Tigers have ding alar of ita own In running out of four games at Croaley Ffeld. the big strong backs to do It. halfback Lance Alworto, once a That would force the Rada to lug Fullbick Ran Scrundato and half­ Mississippi recruit. The gam* flgThe standing* this week in th* urri to be rough with the edge thsir champagne le Chicago, backs VVendall Black and Harry T League show th* Sanford going to 01* Miss on experience. w&ere they meet the Cube Mat Pavilack ar* runner* who will Three other winners of major Herald team in first place by ene Tuesday. girt the Gator forward wall all bowl games beiidss Mississippi — gam* with a 513-1473 game For tonight's game, Cincinnati It can handle. Washington, Missouri nnd Duke — aeries. They have 10 wins and two manager Fred Hutchinson haa Th* Galera will try and a ff­ alto ara in action Saturday. Wash­ lost**. Nationwide la in second named Bob Pur key (lg -U ) to pitch ect Ike Clem sow power with ington's defending Rose Bowl place, hat nina wins and three ■gainst tho Giants' Billy O'Dell speed sad a strong passing at­ champs host Purdue, Missouri's losses and ram* up this week with (VS). The Dodgers open ■ week tack. Ubcrtere, Dodd and Tern Orango Bowl kings entertain a game and teriei of S1B-1499. end set at SL Louie with Johnny Team fiv* walked o ff with moat Padres (114) going against the Batten all kaT* looked Impree- Washington State and Duke’s Cot­ alve title fall pasting and they ton Bowl champleas open at South o f th* honors. Thoy bowled a 1323 Cards' Ray Sadeekl (14-1). have soma fin* receivers to Carolina. sories, a (97 gam* and'team Cap­ Tha Yankees, with their JM:b threw a t Tba Waihington-Purdua game, tain Deloros Todd bowled a 171 pennant tucked away, aalUd on Starting ends Sam Holland of rated a toss-up, marks the first game. High games were also tMlr reserves for Thursday nlgjit’s only game at Baltimore. However Key W en and Tom Smith o f At­ meeting ever between th* two taken by Yogi Hudson, 171, and Reger Maris ftmained la the Uaa* lanta, Ga., are fine pass-catchers schooU. Th* gam* will b* played Bernice Schaefer, 144. High series uy aod want hltleas In four appear and sophomore Rus* Brown of at Seattle. Missouri, again expert* wer* had by Clara Barber (sub­ ancea ss the Oriole* dowoed the Miami haa looked Impressive in ed to. be a powerhouse, it picked stitute! 434; Mary Jana Gorton, pre*seaion ecrimmagt*. by 14 over Washington State, while 413 and Bernice Schaefer, 411, Vinks**, 5-3. Tha Gators gat their speed from Duke, touted at tha team to beat Splits wet* mad* by Jeanne The largest house In H 'and, halfbacks Bob Hoovtr, Jackson­ In to# Atlantis Coast Conference, Bickort, t-7; Helen Altman, 5 4 ; Clara TlnHn, 2-7, and Carol X Buckingham Palace, contains ville, and Lindy Infante, Miami, la rated 7 over South Carolina. morn than 2,00* principal rooms. and Bruce Starling o f Ocala. Ron North Carolina, led by All- 3-10. lech, Southern Cal Open Big Grid Weekend In Play Tonight Lake will be at left tackle with Larry Trivia o f Miami and Wad* Enlsmlnger o f Tampa opening at guards, Bruce Culpepper, a standout linebacker lest year, starts at cen­ ter, but th* Tellahastee-bred junior haa a good replacomsnt In Tom Kallsy, a converted and from We Cinci Could Gain Flag On Weekend Criswell, center; Gena Griffin, quarterback; Paul Blackford, left half; Carl Proeley, suit, and Jim­ my Williams, right half. 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' The Sanford Midgets had an easy time of it Thursday night as they rolled over Seabreeze 20-0 at Municipal Stadium. The Midgets rolled to their first 4t touchdown on t run by Church Scott and lad at tba half, 7-0. Tha locale scored two more TD'a In tha final half with Band* Bar­ bour and Ricky Walitrom going over for tha acoras. • Herald Leads InTLeague — — 1 1i Ron Huggtni nnd LaRua Batm­ en , end*; Ron Lane and Roy Lisk tackles; Marvin Fellows a n d Slckty McCanns, guard*) John A d i �A taafarh Wfrail Fri. Sept. 22, 1961 — Page 7 Harvest Festival Planned By Lake Mary UPW - Mrs. John Filler was hostess to Circle Two o f the Lake Mary UPW of the Community Presbyterian Church at the Mense for their reg­ ular monthly meeting, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Pilley opened tne program with a devotional of keen observa­ tions on tho need of parents to realise that children are gifts of God for them to help grow phy­ sically, mentally, and spiritually. This was followed by prayer for understanding. Duo to the absence of Mrs. Ted Brooklyn, group leader, tho bus­ iness meeting was conducted by Mri. Joe Smatbcn. The Harvest Festival to be held on Nov, II was discussed. Chapter eight of " la Him Was Life," • study of the Gospel of John, was presented by M ri. A. E. Freese, followed by a group discussion. During the social hour, Mrs. Pilley served coffee and Vienna Tarts. Other member* present were Mrs. Shirley Smith o f Longwood, Mrs. Marian Lee, Mrs. Evelyn Rice, Mrs. Bernice Senkbeil, Mrs. Richard Beebe, Mrs. Florence Zimmerman, Mrs. Mabel Browne, Mrs. Helen Forshay, Mrs. Lois Pugh, and Mrs. John Reaves. W ig g in b tth a i* AN INFORMAL COFFEE w it given Tuesday by Mrs. R. Crenshaw oi 1133 E. ilh St. in honor of her son Joe and daugh# er-ln -la w Claire who are visiting here for a short time, "W e wanted ever}one to have a chance to ace our new little granddaughter, Jeannlne, who is Just two months old," said Mrs Crenshaw. "Wa arc so proud h er." Joe formerly Ih cd in Sanford, graduated from Seminole High j n d from the University of ^ d a . He la now with the ment of Agriculture in lean*. Mora than 10 guests, end friends called during morning. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Chapman. Mr. Chapman was formerly one of Joe’ s Sunday School teachers at the First Methodist Church. a Coffee and cinnamon buns, hot 'n e lly donuts and snorted cookies were served to the guests. SCHOLARSHIP STUDENT, Miss Nancy Thomas, daughter of ther John W. Thomas, rector Holy Cross Episcopal Church, and Mrs. Thomas, left last Friday train for Chicago, accompanied by g lic r mother. Nancy is enrolled as a fresh* man in the University of Chicago where the will major in bio* physics, with an aim toward the itudy of psychology, eventually. She graduated in June from Margaret Hall School la Versail­ les, Ky.. with high honors, and was a finalist in the National Meritt Scholarship Tests. On the S tren g th o f her scores on the na­ tional tests, she was offered a scholarship at the University of Chicago. She wat also accepted for enrollment at Duke University. The Thomases spent a month during the summer in Washing­ ton, D. C., where Father Thomas filled in for a vacationing pastor at one of the D. C, Churches. While there the family had * ^wonderful opportunity to visit all the historic places of Interest, the museums and famous alien made known to all students through the study of American history. “ We were on the go all the tim e," said Father Thomas, "but we still did not get to see and do everything that we wanted to while we had such a good chance.'' • • • A WORD has been received from Doris and Doc Faulkner and chil­ dren Skip and Bops who left here recently. They are now scttlsd near the y Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md , where Lcdr. Faulkner is an inatractor. In a letter to a friend here, Doris told of visiting Ann Mergl, a far­ m er resident of Sanford who is vRiow living in Betbesda. Doris said that they are looking forward to seeing Harry and Ar­ lene Thompson, who are coming up for homecoming next weekend and Arch and Pat Thompson alio , hope to make the trip. Tommy and Lonnie Tennison just arrived in Annapolis recent% ty too, having been transferred jdhere. “ • • * ALL ROUND TOWN . . . (0 build or not to build a fallout shel- Lake Munroe Personals By Mrs. U. L. JOILS.SON a Mr. and Mri. Troy Thomp-on *an d children are new residents of Monroe. They have purchased a home on West First Street. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Swaggerty have returned home after a pleasant visit to the mountains in North Carolina and Tennessee. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hail and daughter Carolyn. § Mr. and Mrs. Walter Price and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Price who have been touring the Eastern states and Canada have returned to their respective homes. The 0. E. Hunters spent last week in Cleveland, Tcnn. Long wood t Personals By BETTIE SMITH D. D. Smith, Tullis St., has re­ turned from Havana where he viaited bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Smith. Grant Bowman, Tullis St., re­ cently mads a business tnp to Charlotte, N, C., prior to moving bis family there in the near fu* Friends Honor Miss Bobbye Morton Church Fellowship *£ § *1 ; With Going-Away Party At Brown Home Panel Discussion Presents The Christian Women'! Fellow­ ship of the First Christian Church conducted ■ pane! discussion at., the monthly meeting this week at." the church. •Mrs. n. K. Ring was moderator, and the topic was "The Christian* Women’s Fellowship Work." Serv­ ing on the panel were Mrs. J. L. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Horton Jr., Mrs. J. L. Horton Sr,* Mr*. W. H. Young and Mr*. J. N» were Mrs. L. A. Barley, Barnett. Holly Plercy, Mrs. A. K. RosierMrs. Lester Tharp ted the wor­ ler, Mrs. Don Knight, Mrs. H. 1!. ship service. During the business Collier, Mrs. Kyle McMillan, teuton the circlet reported recent Mrs. Mildred Butner and Mr*. activities. Orel* One served the Lorraine Graham. youth groups' supper this month. The party rooms ware attrac­ The three cireles will take turns I tively decoraicd with floral ar­ serving this supper the first Sunt’ rangements. An especially beauti­ day of each month. ful one adorned Ihn coflen table. Circla Two roportad that they Pink sweetheart rotes, while pom are telling paring knives to ratio poms, pink stock and carnations money for their projeeta. Circlewere combined in a c o s t a l and Three It making medical and silver epergne. » w mg kits for n mist ionary pro­ Tho refreshment table ject. overlaid with a pink linen Each circle was given a blessing . and centered with an arrangement box to collect ■ "least eoln offer­ of white carnations and pink can­ ing." The fellowship also decided dies and held a variety of dips, lo establish "prayer partner!." petit foure, nuts, mints and punch It was announced that Rav. Er- . in a large crystal punch bowl. nest Bollek will be guest speaker Mlaa Morton was presented a at tha next meeting, using at hi* silver compote by the hoelese subject, "Co-operation between group end also received many A GROUP OF FRIENDS anil relatives gathered to say "goodbye" to MiM churches." nice gifts from the guests. About Bobbye Morion, who in moving to Jacksonville. From left nr* hnr mother, Hostesses for the evening were to friends and rclatUes called Mra. R. L. Morton, Bobbye, her sister, Mra, Mildred Butner and M n. A. K Mrs. Ted Brown and M n . Milt during the appointed hours of 7:30 Roast a 1 r. (Herald Photo) Willis, Others attending were Mn. to 10 p.m. V. H. Grantham, Mrs. O. T. Pear­ son, Mrs. W. P. Yesley, Mrs. R. Scott, Mrs. J. W. Knight, Mrs. C. Walker, Mrs, C. Lamb, Mrs. B. Hinson Jr., Mra. Blanche Kuhn Misa Sandra Platt, bride-elect, I of Miss Bonnie Campbell, 303 East, rctla Campbell and Mrs. David |orated in a bridal them* with a Mrs. Frances Jobes, Mrs, Baa' Stenaon, mother of tba honorae. largo white wedding ball suspend- Murray and Mn. Leona Richards. The Zela Xi Chapter of Beta was guast of honor at a mlsctllan-12Mh Street. Miss Bobby* Morton, who leaving Sanford to make her horn* in JeekaonvUle, was honored with a a group of Mr*. J. W. Brown on Monro* Road. Sorority Plans Rush Season MRS. CRENSHAW AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW For New Members Miss Piatt Honored At Bridal Shower Sigma Phi sorority, met Monday eons shower, recently, at the hom e! Co-hostesses were Miss Lo I Tha bouse was attractively dec-, cd from tha calling, surrounded with pink and white streamers. night at the First Federal Build­ The refreshment table was cen­ ing. tered with a pink and white rake Mrs. Gary Hudgins, chapter and held nuts, mints, hor d'oeuvpresident, presided at the busi­ res and a crystal punch bowl. Ice ness session when plans were cream wae alio served with the made for the Fall Rush o f new above refreshment!. me nbers. Bride gamce were played by the Mrs. Charles Dickey presented The Binford Story League will guests and prites awarded lo the a program on "Y our Day Soc­ hold the first meeting o f tha fall winners. Guests included Mrs. ially." She brought out Interesting season, Monday at 1 p.m. at tba Pauline Gardner, Mrs, Clyde Stcninformation concerning the cor­ Episcopal Parish Houaa. son, Mrs. John R. Crow, Mrs. rect use of table linens, china, All Sanford te ic b c n will b* Betty J. Siremore. silver and crystal for formal and honored at the program and have Merjorie Straun, Merle TrodInformat occasions. been invited to be gucata o f tho way, Margie A. Fine, Marjorie Refreshments of cookies and club for tho ovcnlng. Witt, Mrs. Cecil Bales, Miss Car­ cold drinks were served by hos Stories will be told by M n . C. olyn Sue Gowena and Mrs. Arietta lasses, Mrs. Dill Gordon and Mra. C. Welsh and Mrs. E. C. Williams M. Smith. Leon Swain Jr. and Mra. S. G. Harriman will give Others attending were Mrs. Bud one of bar famous monologues. An Corley, Mrs. W. L. Tyre, Mrs. Interesting musical program has Fred Wilson, Mrs. Robert L been planned and will Include se­ neeves. Mrs. James Lyons, Miss NANCY THOMAS lections by Pcle Schlrard on hit Join Wright. Miss Judy Bentley, vibra-harp, accompanied at the ler . . . that is the question being Miss Grace Marie Stlnecipher and piano by Harry Wester and selec­ The Adult Training Union of the discussed wherever any group 01 Mias Barbara Chambers. tions by Airs. Harry Echelberger, people is gathered. One can hear First Bsptist Church of Lake soloist. some very convincing arguments Mary enjoyed an evening of Mrs. S. J. Nix la program chair­ on both sides. games with an old fashioned man for the evening. HOSTESSES AND HONOREK at tho shower honoring Mm* Samira I’lutt The fatalists and the pessimists, homemade ice cream and cake are left to right, Miss Bonnie Campbell. Mian Platt, Mrs. David Stenson, who insist on calling themselves social in the Westmoreland Wing “ realists" just shrug their shoul­ mother of the honoree nnd Mrs. Loretta Campbell. (Herald Photo) ders and say, of iha Church. Those attending were Rev. and "What's the use? We re doomed Mri. Eugene Jackson, Mr. and and wo are all going (0 die, cither Members of the Anchor Club, from the blast, from fallout or Mrs. Win. Hoopengardncr, Mr. from starvation.” and Mrs. Harley Wilhelm, Mrs. glri'a Ptlot organisation at Sami T. S. Wansley, Mr« John NorMONDAY The more optimistic rally a note High School, were hostesses Chlora Battle and her commit­ !{. Martin, treasurer, to plan the den, Mrs. T. N. Staffurd, Mrs. J. round the standards that there is The D orcii Circle of the Crack Saturday at a swim party and tee have started to work beautify­ new year's budget: The Primary Sunbeam Band oi P. Beal, Wayne Beal, Billie Lynn Methodist Church will meet at 8 always hope, no one can sec that A study course, taught by tho ing Ibe grounds oi the new Oviedo the Lake Mary Baptist Church picnic at the home of Mr, and Mrs far ahead, tilings may not be Woman's Club. Chlora is a florist flcv. Jack T. Bryant, was con­ had as their theme of studies for Norden, and Eugene Hoopcngard- p.m. with Mrs. T. L, Pall, 2901 ncr. nearly so black as they are paint Bob Williams at their summer and an expert landscape artist, so ducted at the Uaptist Church South Park Ave. this month. "Things We Have rd and preparedness is Use best home in Miami Springs, honoring the Oviedo citisens are looking Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Associations! Music School meets Done In Our Sunbeam Band," defense. (he members of the Key Club. at the First Baptist Church nt forward to the results of her noble nights of tills week. whru thoy met Monday afternoon Tht needs of the body run a But when you talk to the chil Mrs. Lois Junes it back on the at the church with (he leaders o( close second (0 (he needs of the 7:30 p.m. The Anchor Club and Key Club effort. dren and young people the pic members enjoyed swimming in The Finance Committee of the job at her Brauty Shop. She and the group. Mrs. Billie Norden end soul, judging by all-time best sell TUESDAY ture changes. . . tha afternoon and evening and a First Baptist Church met one her husband have been enjoying a Mrs. Mary Lou Crawford. e n . Of all tho books published in Mtipah Circle of tha Graee Thty want to live, to have a picnic supper prepared by the An­ night recently at the home of W. vacation. Lon reports they went Refreshments were etrved ifter Iha United Stales, more copies of Methodist Church will mcot at • chance to grow up, with all their chor Club girls which consisted of to Tampa, Silver Springs, and to the program. the Bible have been printed than p.m. at tho homo of Mr*. J. B. life before them . . . they are all hot dogs, baked beans, potato the beach, also deep sea fishing The following members were any other book. Running second In Crawford on Lake Mary Rlvd. for building the fallout shelters, chips, soft drinks and dessert. during their holiday. present: David Bryant, Curtis popularity is — you've guessed it First Baptist Church Brother­ stfiring the food and water and Games and dancing were also — the cook book. Craw lord, and Donna Avery. hood supper and program, T p.m. getting prepared. They arr not enjoyed. Anchor Club sponsor, Cap), and Mrs. Richard K. Meresigned to dying, hut are ready Mrs. Virginia Burney, Key Club Nab of Columbus, Ohio, announce to struggle with all their might for sponsor J. D. Stone and several the birth of an 8 lb. 3 or. daugh­ survival. SATURDAY members of the Sanford Pilot Club ter. Sept. II at St. Anne's DosLook back in history and you also attended. Brownie Mothers of Troop 108 pital in Columbus. will see that in every crisis sirre The have chosen the name will meet at the homo of Mrs. the Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Jackie Lynn for tho new arrival Milton Sorokowikl, 103 Vinewood Rock to face bitter cold, hostile and she was welcomed home by Rd., Loch Arbor, at 3 p.m. to plan Indians and dreadful disease, this a four year old brother. Mike, and activities for the coming year and rountry o f ours, now the greatest a two year old lister, Kelly Ann. appoint committees. in the world, has struggled and MONDAY Paternal grandparents are Mr Robert Bruton left Tuesday (or and Mrs. D. K. McNab of Sanford fought against what SEEMED AT BPO Does Drove 180 will meet THE TIME, to he insurmountable Miami where he will attend the and msternal grandparents are Monday at S p m , at the Elks Florida Funeral Directors* Cun. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Robbins of Club, for Ibe regular business ses­ odds. We have ALWAYS been outnum­ ventlon this week. sion. followed by a social. Cambridge, Md. A Community of Homes Built with Pride1 bered, outmanned and outarmed, Mrs. Ann Williams will also at* but not OUTDONE? tend the convention during the Let's’ not surrender to despair week. . . . let's hear that old rebel yell Frank Scott. 100 of Mr. and and the South, and all the rest of Mrs. F. D. Scott has resumed his KITCHENS this country, will live to rise studies at Tba Baylor School for again! Boys in Chattanooga, Tcnn. 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How they woo us with words, these people who have our name* on their mailing lists. And of them all, perhaps, non* are more flat­ tering than the letters from m agisines. Week In and week out the magailnes send out their Utile lovo notes telling us In one way or another how wonderful we are. One week they flatter ua with aucb worda aa "dUcrlmlnating” and then the whole Idea la to jo c o b y a For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 5 cents to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly Hills, Calif. make us fast worldly and sopblstleatsd. The next letter though may have just a wee toueh of sympathy packed in with the aong o f praise. That week taeh of ui la the busy, busy housewife and nobody, but nobody, uudeMUnds our pro­ blems like the migailne that wants ua for a subscriber. That week the note is short—out of regard for the buiy Uvea we lead. l e t ’s see what we are this week. This wtek each of us lucky enough to receive ■ certain let­ ter la "a woman of two worlds.” All this admiring magazine wants to do la to help each and O n Tht North-South bidding Is worthy of study. After North’s bids of two cluba and three spades South visualized slam possibili­ ties. He only had 14 polnla, but ha held three aces and thres clubs. . The four heart bid waa enough for North. He jumped to six diamonds. South won the opening heart lead and led a diamond to dum­ my's king. The next play was the ace of cluba and when East's Jack dropped South decided to play absolutely safe. He drew B h id y a NORTH . ' k * FRIDAY P.M . opens Sunday at the Hit* Theater. -1—» a«,Jver thriller to bar gallary of namorabla terror foies. This la the firat motion pic­ ture Barbara baa made in Holly­ wood and her second for Ameri­ can International. Her unforgett­ able performance and amating person alily In American Inter­ national's chilling “ Black Sunday” which waa made In Roma and recently released In this country won Barbara her equally chilling role in “ The Pit and the Pendu­ lum.” “ The Pit and the Pendulum,” ■tarring Vincent Price, John diroctcd hr Roger Corman from a script by Richard Matheaon, baaed on the Edgar Allan Poe tale of love, intrigue and doom. The tall, alendcr, green-eyed brunette got of! to a dramatic ■tart in life being born aboard ■ ship half way into port at Liverpool, enroute from Ireland to England. She continued her dramatic living with her first acting chore at the age of seven when, as “ Snow White” in "Snaw White and the Seven Dwarfs,” the ate the company's only avail­ able apple in those hungry war yean . (I) Startime 1 4 * fl) <•» l e e ft ) Lnwranee Walk use IS) Tha Tall Mae IS) Cheekmaae 11) BUly Graham Cruaade ft) Bat. Might Movlaa SATURDAY A. M. s e e t o Mae (S) Con trails 4.10 (t ) Willy 12) TBA 1:0# (4) Accint ft ) Harold of Truth (2) Wlstlom 1:10 ft) (Joipal Melodies (SI Amateur Hour ft 12) Chit Huntloy •tie (2) Moat tho Pro— IS) 1 Lovo Lacy (I) Op,ration Mid-Fla. 1:10 (II Walt Dtrniy Prtisnla (0) Twvntlotk contttry 12) TBA t:H (4) Laotl* (2) BullwtnkM Bliow T:ft (It Bratkova granaagaa (0) Follow tho Bun f l ) Wonderful World 1:00 |2) National Velvet (S) Bd autltvaa 1:20 (2) Car 04 Where Are T o u t * (0) The Lawmen w 1:00 121 Bonansn (1) O. E. Theater ft ) ABC Special 1:28 (») Asphalt Jungle (4) Holiday Lodge 10:00 ft ) DuPont Show of W teR ( !) Candid Cam«rft 10:20 (I) This to Toar U fa (8) What a My U ao (f )) Billy Graham Cruaada USO (11 Sunday Might Show (I) Baaday Mown Special (5) MIS-Fla. Mawa t te a (I) Mawa. Weather. Sea. . ■math era V M ftf 181 Matlywaed MweOo ftnvat- (I) Mown ,t ) BFD— MH-»larida 22, SR f<> BaaahaH 1 : » <«)> Boring Camara 11:11 it) D«ath Vallay (21 Bata hall II) Baaaball 2 :« tlll Champlenahlp Wraalllng 2:44 ft) NCAA Football — Arkanaaa at Ole Mlsa 1:2# (2) Croaaroada f ] , Ramar 1:9* (I) Film Far# 4:io If) NFl. Hiahllghta ,2 ) 4 21 Mia S:#1 (»> TBA It) Croaaroada lit# (4) It'd The L»» II) Captela Oallaal 1:4# (1) Nawaeape (I) Ckaaaaf I f i l l f|> Satvaapaet ,» 1:1* (I) Fishing Faa (•) Daanla tha Mennoe ft) Fve-Faathall Hllttae f:M (2) Blue Aagola {«> Ceel “ tee (•> Ha-e oea win i 10,00 (l> S-artag Twaattae cm T:ld /fi r«M HWta ei,*-. -:•••> •gift r- t e e ft) Sataraay star a la* Sav tka Kid, l e t IS) C-aatdtwa Saw* tea <i) Tiriaia s,ee i d H a - oa 14) Caslain Xaagnra. 1:14 ,1 ) Certaaea !l :M (I) Shari L-wla Shaw ft ) Aatloa Thaaiar t*:t* (2) Klee Laaaarda (I) Mlehty Monad Playboaaa It) Highway Patrol M.44 II) Fary If) Hm M Land al A lU k a a u ft) Mlckay a Action Thaatar 11:10 (21 Laa. Sane-r ft ) Roy R-eora 12:M 12) Update (4) Hky Kins SATURDAY P. M. 12:11 (2)) Mr. Wlaard By Oswald Jacoby .8$ HAST aioaai 9Q J1 ft 10 B ASS 43 a x ti V K a a ill ft 3 12 ft J SOUTH (Of ft A 1 ¥ AS4 ft A Q 8 7 S ft 1013 Both vulnerable Month Writ Nwtb PiU 1 ft 3 ft Pais 3 ft 2N.T. Pau a« 4¥ P»,s Pam Otwning lead— ¥ Q V Weekend Television 12) Millionaire lf:s e (I) ataM Tr— pee (4) thatgua llada atee cat i m . a a * • # » 11:00 (I) MM-FIorMa Nowa 11:10 it) Cheaaat 8 Tkaator 1:11 ft) Hollywood Movie Cavaload# 11:18 (•> I l f s Off 11:18 (I) Channel Nina Thoatar MONDAY A. M. 8 .15 1:10 7:10 7 1*0 l:Se ft ) H ia ew (|) Coatlaoatnl (Manoroe« (|) Today <•) Biga Om. Wenohan, Mown (S) Today (I) W ake-— certooae SUNDAY P. H. 7.15 (f) Mown aad W ee— 12:04 (2) Tha Xtarnal Light •:!• (•> Ca*C Kemgar— a . (I) Raadlng Oot Loot ■ (B> Weather aad Mowg ftf It) D a v y , ft Oallath » :,0 (2) White Hunter 12:11 III Spanlah Lanauaf# (I) Romper Ream 11:10 ft) Pro Football Kickoff (I) Carton villa It) Homa Parada 8:M (2) Roblnhood 1:M Itt Football — (0) Dinar Dong Sob sol 12) Football 1:41 ( l ) My, U tilo Margie 1:11 (2) Afternoon Thaatar 10,SO (I) Bay Whoa 1:04 It) Art Ltaklallar (8) I Love Luey fl) Madia 11:11 ft) Trouble With Father ( i l l (0) Kartoon Kaptra 10:80 ( ! ) Flay feur H u n * (•) Video Vlltngo 10:14 II) Masaalns 0 11:00 II) Price so Right (1) Double Rupo— M (0) -Tho Tetan A M :I0 (I) Caoeoalratl— (0) Sorprlea Paokapo (1) ta r e That l e t bangs in the balance, comae to Thriller Coming To Drive-In AQ J1S U I0 .♦ K ja + AKQTS WEST AV *a $ n ,s v r 'P U . * CONFIDENTIAL T O "Cheap" talk Is expensive. ‘ f V V *V r M Iftf (I) c a m e a mwareeos (SI Mawa • :lt IS) Atlantia W*ath-r • :»* (S) Sill—i o n ,, - f ta* Coutnry 1:21 (t ) N«w«cop« If) MM Fla. News i S:3t It) Darina Advanturae IS) Phil Sllvars i : l ! <t) Haatlar-Brtnklap T:IS (X) Victor, ar iha Weak (I) OuMoor Battalia Baari 1:11 <«) Dose Edward a T:M »2> Ptetura at Ika Waak (I) ttawklda l:M ft ) Harrleaa a ion 8:21 ,2 ) Flat Star JitaUaa ft ) Koala 14 (I) Tht F ilm ,ton ,a t:t4 (S) U * l , n Taara ft) TT Sunaat Strip 8:24 il) Advanura Thaatar BARBARA STEELE and Vincent Price in a scene from (S> I’rtvlow Thtaitr t tit l It) Mlcbaal Ih ijn a "Pit And The Pendulum" coming to the Rltz Theatre ft) T w illfit Xoae Sunday. ft ) Billy Graham Cruaade H ill <l) Paraoa Tn Paraon IS) Tha Law S Mr. Jonen llitd fit kaw— ta­ l l ) otaaaal ate Nowareem IS) Mld-FI—fda Kaaa t i e s (I) Jaak fkar (S) Holly w— d K n i t Waive, Kerr, Luma Anders, Antony aada , Carbone and Patrick Westwood, (ft Ckeaatel • Thaetvo One night last week my husband and 1 went out. and we left our child with a ait* ter. The titter la a rather quiet high school girl who came well recommended. She aaked if I objected if ahe had her boy friend over while ahe sat I agreed*, aa I trusted her. My huaband developed a bad tooth, ache, >o we came home earlier than we intended. It seemed her boy friend waa just leaving when we came home. When he saw us he turnedwcarlet, and left hur­ riedly. When 1 went into the bathroom It waa all steamy, and I found a bath towel just like the one that waa left here before. Need 1 draw any pictures? Please warn other women not be as stupidly bighearted aa I. If a sitter wants to enter* tain her boy friend, let her entertain him In her own home. DISGUSTED DEAR ABBY t Mjr daughter U IS. 8h# b not an outaUndin* beauty, bat ah* Is a.tractive and Intelligent. She he* turned down n lew good proposal! of marrlege. Vhen 1 aak her what ahe U waiting lor, ghe nay8, "Don't rush me." :7 ’’ '" ' East Pan Pau Pau BARBARA EDEN nml Robert Sterling in a scene from trunipi, discirdvd Iwo heorti on "Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea" coming tu the iha long dubs and eventually Movieland Drive-in Sunday. made seven by means of the spade flnesst. Si ran burg pie is another came At the other table the bidding started out In the same manner, for p ile do foie gras. but when North bid three spades, South overlooked ihe tremendous slam possibilities and merely reV i v' \j i C ( c l r\ J bid to three no-trump. M lUf -IN T M€ A l fl After this three no-trump bid North had no meant of tell­ PHONE FA 2-121B ing that the two hands method TON ITE A HAT. M TE perfectly. North patted. South *MI0 PER CARLOAD did manage lo gather in ail 13 trick* but that was small consola­ GIANT 3 * FEATURE tion. THUNDEIl-lt AM A In thia era of scientific marvels and daily headlines ifumpeling miracles of space exploration, a ready-made public exists for ad­ venture-fantasy of the Jules Verne variety aad ■ film like "Voyage to tho Bottom of the Sea,” 30th Century-Fox thriller produced, directed and written by Academy Award winner Irwin Allen is sure to find a legion of enthusiasts among men, women and children to whom sciencefic.ion carries a special and even prophetic aura of magic. Emer­ ging unmatched as the year’s most extraordinary bid for popu­ lar attention, thia Cinemascope Deluxe Color spectacle, dealing with an imaginary moment in current history when the survival of the entire physical universe Um •em u with a luperb cast MONDAY P. M. including Walter Pidgeon, Joan 18:18 (I) Truth or ctaeeeuoaeee Fontaine, Barbara Eden, Piter (4) Lava of LlfO (1) Camouflage Lorre, Robert Sterling, Michael MiSS 12) Jt Could Bo Tee Ansars and Frankie Avalon. This (•> Search For Tsiaoooow IS) Member Pleaee all-market blockbuster opens Sun­ day at the Movieland Drive-In 1:08 IS) Foeua If) Open wtadaw Theater. (I) Magaslna t— Part ft Tha other feature on the pro­ l i l t (I) Aa The World Toraa ■ Playboaaa 'I gram is "The Last Time I Saw 1:41 f(I) l ) All Btar Baeobslt Archie.” Both films wiU play ft ) Bcoutlng Report 8:88 (I) Jan Murray Show through Tuesday. (8) Fare tha Faeu On Wednesday and Thursday, ft) Day la Oeurt “ Run Silent, Run Deep" with Clark Gabla will play and “ At galea Berrien tack." TV R E N T A L Three films wiM play Friday and Saturday. They are “ Love Seminole T V In A Goldfish Bowl," "On The Borrow Oar Tab# Checker Double" and "Gambler Wore A Mftft Sanford A rt. FA 2 482ft Gun.” . Mr. M erchant ADVERTISING ...for the Sanford No. t At 7:00 T V K ey Previews “JA L O P Y ” BOWERY BOYS No. ] At 8:30 Only “ Thunder in Carolina" Leonard Hoffman and his staff i stone." You'd have to bo made of TV time critics preview coming of stone not to get m i m laughs ehowi by attending rehearsals, out of this clever comedy series. w» diing screenings and analyzing While on « ranch, Fred and Bar scripts in Now York and Holly­ ney get ebsud by llolly m k mowood. This is their preview tor vie Indians—Into g western script. Familiar character voices in­ 7:30-8:30 p. m. NBC Interna­ clude Alan need and Mel Blanc, tional showtime. "The Baler Ice the man of a thousand .different Show. Show." One of the spectacles dubbings. B:30-lo p- m. CBS. Adventure taped In Europe; performance coming from Malm, Germany. Theater— "Repercussions." (HeThis Ttila show cute Ice, thanks to post) Absorbing drama about a fancy skating acta, Including aev- crime reporter who finds out that eral outatanding •pec laity num­ the ton of a rival newspaper pub­ ber!, plua the unial comedy rou­ lisher La Involved with a gam­ bling operation. The test of bis tine, Don Ameclte la boat. 8:30-9 p. in. ABC. The Flint- integrity comes wnen, probing ‘ ' own alonei stones — “ Drop-a-Long Fllnl- further ha learna that hia wife had once been In the tyndica'e’a employ. Dan Duryee tllPt BUND SUCCESS BOSTON flJIMI - Twenty-aeven blind men and women have made i total profit of $101,300 during the poit fiacal year managing vending atanda, anack bara and plant ealateriai in Maaaachutelta. Average earnlngi were $4,133, compared with 83,a s the previous fiacal year. The blind managera operate tinder the fedcral-atate sponsored Small Buaineea Enterprlac* Program. There ere dpproximately 8,000 distinct ipeclee o f grass found in tha world. HOW at the crunding journalist faced with the challenge. 10:00-10:30 p. m. CBS. The Twilight Zone - "The Arrival." Premiere. A mystery story, which carries coniidrrshle impact, con­ cerns so arriving plane with no passengers or pilot. Harold S one stars as Grant Shockley, sn in­ vestigator confronted with the enigma that this flight presents. It drives him to the brink of in­ sanity, trying to unfalhom the riddle. 11:13-1 A. M. NBC. "The Rest of Jack P ssr." Color. Guests in­ clude singer Kay Armen, gag writer Selma Diamond, comedian Jonathan Winters and Alexander King, with Paar functioning as hnd "Seminole County Progress Edition" Itory Calhoun • Color No. 1 At 10:00 Only “T H U N D E R ROAD” is N O W ROBERT MITCIIUM * COMING HUN. - MON. - TUES. OVER Khan lag At 7:00 • 10:43 20,000 being accepted! COPIES A P P E A R A N C E W IT H ATOMIC ABE ADVENTURE L»nd...In Outtr Spict... OF THE H E R A LD W IL L MAKE IT S TH E REGULAR ISSUE ABOUT OCT. 16TH. And Undnr Thn 5m ! THIS ANNUAL GRAPH IC STORY OF THE CO U NTY’S GROW TH A N D PROGRESS W IL L OPEN 12:43 BE R E A D BY PEOPLE A L L O VER THE U. S, TO DAY & SAT. 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Mala Halp Waatad M m* , ttn h i - i f. >. 18. Halp Want'd 10. Sitaatloaa Waatad 20. Babysitters i n m i P ■ . day he- 21. Bcant> Saloaa 12. Bwtt ziiRl • Rapair FA 2-2611 B B s r ^ r u U M U tiii"^ KOT1CH n r BAMS , n o tic e » iHCRsar g iv e n 'that pursuant t« lh* rinal D» ■crta of Feraclosur* and lala •«farad In fha can** pending In tha Clrrult Court la and far Hamlnola County, Florida, coin Docktt Num ‘ k*r 11,M l (Parker), tha undaralan Add Clark’ will aall tha properly ' Situated la aald County daaerlbad & I I 1 1( Lot IT, Biook F, COUNTIIT CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. », according to tha plat thara. £ of aa racordad In (Tat* llook _ it. r » c t* * : and Tf, ratite a. Itasarda at Bamlnala County, » Florida. ’ • Topathar with tha following ’ Jltm* of prnparly which ara to* .rated In and permanently tnatall* .ad aa a part at tha Improvement* ,pa aald landi .. Praway dpaca Haatar— 11413, * (larlal Nutubar J II 11 III at pufalla aata, to tha hlgbaat and b u t blddar for caah, at H i ll •'clock A. M. on tha Ith day of pctobar, t i l l , at tha Front Uour • r tha Bamtnola County Court* ■linuaa, lanford, Florida. 24. Elactrlcal Services 25. Phuablag. Services 24. Radio ft TateTlaiaa 27. Spaclal San leas 28. Laaadry Service 20. Aatoaaobila Service 30. Machlaary • Tool# 31. Poultry - Pats • Livestock 32. Floprara •Trees •Shrubs S3. Furniture 34. Articles Far Sals 35. Articles Waatad 31. Boats « Motors 37. Motorcycles • Scooters 38. Trailers • Cabanas 39 Autonobitai • Trucks Legal Notice • S’ M1EAL1 Arthur H. Backwlth, Jr. Clark of Iho Circuit Court B n Martha T. Vlhlan L. Daputy Clark •BldHOP A DOIINHTEIN 11 Eaat Pino Btroot Orlando, Florida 'Attorneys for Plaintiff ■apt. 11, l i l t . NOTICE aw BALE NOTICE ■ IB MERKUT GIVEN that pursuant te the Final Users* 'Of Worselosur* and Bala sntsrsd |n tht cauas psndlng In tha Circuit -Court In and for Ksmlnolt 43*unly. :yiiirliU, rasa Docks! Numb*? 17411 (D*LaO*a), tk* und*ralgn*d Clark ■wilt sail th* property sltuatsd In %altl County dsseribstl as: Lot 14. of SANLANDO ' KSTATKM, ea par plat thara* of raaardad In Wat llook II, I’ aea It, of tha I'ubtle UseT. orris of Samlnol* County. « Florida To«*tra<w ill Ilia foLnwinu |l.lr< of propar'.y which am local* •d In and parmananlly Inalallad •a a part *f tha iRiprovamaata an ■ild land; . O. r . Ranga — Modal SI) . ii K, Ovan — Modal IIS *• Monogram Haaltr — Modal “ A101I I t public aala, to tha hluhaal and kaal blddar for aaah. at 17:*® •'clock A-M. on th* Ith <l*y of etohar, ISS1, *t th* Wronl Dour f th* Hamlnola County Court* ouaa, Sanford. Florida. - Arthur II. Ilacknlth. Jr. Clark of lh* Clrrult Court Hr; Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clarh UIHIIUI* A IIOflNHTKIN (I Kelt Vina Htraat Urlandu, Florida Attorn*,* lor I’ lalnllfl 1'ubllah Bapl. SI. U S'. row mint ■ Th* Hoard of County Commta•Innsra of Hsmlnolo County, flw * Ida will racalva blda at lha ufflca of Arthur II. M*«kw lilt. Jr.. Clsrk In th* Cuurthoui* at Hanford. Flor­ ida up to iiflU I' M . Monday, Oct•btr J. list for dsllvsry of th» following approilmal* quantltlss «( malarial* during th* tw*l** pinnlti p*rlo4 *ndlng October I, ■JSSII STEM NO. 7 10,IP* tlallon* of Regular \ Urad* tUsalln* ITEM NO. S IS.M* Uoltunl uf No, S Dio0*1 Fuol ITEM NO. S S.S4S Gallon* of Dl0**l Euglno Oil. HD ITEM NO. 4 f .*40 Gallon* of llasolln* Knglh* OIU HD. Multl-alaoo*. tty STEM NO. n ‘ t.l** lb*. Mulll-purpo** Ooar Lubricant ITEM NO. S 70S lha. IID Oiassll Gr*a»# Tits quantllO* ar* approilmal* and no guarani** 1* |l**n or 1mklltd a* >o total amount* that will b* r*uulrod during lh* porlod '•f th* contract. DM* for oil and gr*ai* llama •hall cot*r d*llt*ry la both drum* and can* of various ala**. All lt*m* to bo d*llv*>*d aa nasdad to th* County Road Dsparlmont on U.A } M I , tour t il rail*# Bouth *f Sanford, Florida. Th* bid prto* ahall b# not d*llv grad prlc* to H*mlnolo County and *huuld oxdud* all *l«mpt*d Stat* or Fsdoral taiiw ■' Uldt to b* •ncloood In • ***l«d ’ Vfttilqp* plainly mark*d on tbo outsld* "HID FOU FURNISHING inSTROLEUM PIIOUUCTS, opon Dciobtr a, 1HL* . „ Ulda will b* op*n*d at 11:11 A M. •u Tuesday. Octobor l, IS4I at a m**t!og 1° b* hold In lb* County Commission Moating Room In th* Uourthout* at Saatord, Florida, Th* right Is r*i*rv*d to waive .any Irrogularltlo* or tocbnlcall•tUs I* blda aad I* r«J«ot any or all blda. Doard of County Comntla•lonara ■omlniil* County. Florida J. C. Htitoblioo, Chairman My; W .C.* Bliss. Jr. Counly Enelassr rublEb M fU II, IS. l i l t . JL 4 Stenstrom Realty Mr. Walter, P. O. Box 2431, Orlando, Florida. ------1 3 • BEDROOM umurnlihed bouic __ _______________________________ III N. Park .Tie. in Laka Mary. FA 2-8449. 3 • ROOM furnished apt., 980.00 2 . BEDROOM house, kitchen mo., Close In. Ill E. Ith St. equipped. Ph. FA 2-6043. SAN LANTA APARTMENTS: FA 2-4*3 or FA 2-3TI6. Nice large ipirtm en u , 404 E. 2-BEDR003! haute, kitchen equip, 14th SL Phone FA 1-4292. 2 . BEDROOM cottage. Immedi­ pcd. FA 2-5303. ately occupancv. Week or CUTE and eoiy furnished apart­ month. Near stores and bus. FURNISHED apt. 3t» Oak. ment, 3 rooms and bath, water FA 2-8831. furnished, |33 month, U lo W. 9. For Sale or Real III. St. FA 2-7741. TWO bedroom furnished apart­ CLEAN 4 room furnished apart­ ment, 2101 Msinolia, 935.00. CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. Robert A. Williams, FA 2-3051. Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call ment; also efficiency 940. 411 evenlngi. FA 2-1397. Park Ave. UNFURNISHED 1 bedroom, 2 bath horns on like in Ravenna 2 . BEDROOM home with Florida FURNISHED house, 1 bedroom, room; fenced In backyard. Ideal Park, 112 Satsuma Drive. newly peinted; also real clean for children. Call after I p. m. apartment. FA 2-9544.’ FURN. apt. 2300 Mellonville. FA 2-828#. GIRL wanted to share apartment; LIVELY 3 BR. home in country, 407V* W. First Street. 11. Real Eatate Wanted kitchen equipped. FA 2-1740. private Isitop. HI W. Pint St. 12. Real Estale For Sal* I 12. Real KsUte For Sale Seminole Realty COU NTRY LIVING 3-bedroom houje * better than an acre of land 3- Bedroom hou*e and 2 bedroom bouae an 13 acres of land 12 lota in Bookertown Geneva 2512 Ete. Orlando GA 2-6198 3-BEDR003I, 1 batb. Near en­ trance. 31U0 down. FA 2-8584. Sunland. We Don't Wan. EVERYBODY'S Bujineas, Just YOURS. FARMERS AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor 2485 S. Park Ave. Pit. FA 2-3221 NOW 1* the time to buy one After hours FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0201 acre juit eu aide eliy limits ■nd one block off W. First St. Ball-Blair Agency One itory frame house, 4 bdrm., Registered Broker* Fla. room. 12 x 27 swimming k ASSOCIATES pool. Wundcrful family home. 213 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3841 Immediate occupancy. S13.300— Lake Mary Branch - FA 2-12SO terms available. Phone Winler Park, 838-6339 for appa.niment FOR SALE by owner; 3 bedroom BUB CRUMLEY AGENCY Bob Crumley, Real or R. L. Sloan, Auocia c FA 2-0175 _fjm fnrd L'B home located m South Pinecrcst 2nd. Addition; in* eludes fuliy equipped kitchen,— large tile bath, new- Bahia* !jun.-c*k-A»L’ r»e utility room, fA 2-t.iW. a riiaa*1* __ . . . . . - 7 Evenings: FA 2-2248 or FA 2-3013,! BARGAIN: 3 . bedroom, icreenfd I patio, carport, alove and reingeraior, excellent condition. Less S t Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM than '87 monthly. Beat otter. 180 Cortex Ate. North Orlando. 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-8123 2 * Bedroom, air-conditioned, cen­ tral beat, many deluxe extras. BY OWNER: 3 bedroom, 1 bi.h PARTIALLY furnished ranch Sanford’ s preferred location. home in quiet neighborhood; style home which Is potentially 312.990. and up. FHA 3390 a 4-bedroom home with 2 b jih i.a . garage: family room; patio; Down. VA No Money Down. however, 2 bedrooms are «n* 81' x 158' lot. See and inquire at Not too many available. One finished. A bargain at 38.980. 1511 Elliott Ave. mile East of 17-92 on 436. Only 33.300 down and 350.85 LAKE FRONTAGE per month. Owner may con­ L O R M A N N R E A L T Y 100 feet on Cryit>> l^ke, with sider 31,000 second mortgage t* TE 1-3272 Fern Park TE 1-1707 bearing fruit tree*, only 3950. reliable person. 109 fee. on Pine Lake in Loch TRADE Arbor for 33750. COMFORTABLE 4 bedroom home HOWELL PARK Seminole Realty for horns in country, with 10 ROBER1 A. WILLIAMS, Realtor ncrei or more. Raymond Lundquiat, Aisoc. 1901 Park Ph. FA 2-3233 FOR RENT FA 3-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Evenings: FA 2-2243 or FA 2-3013$ 2. 3, and 4 BEDROOM HOMES. I • BEDROOM unfurnished house I - BEDR003I unfurnished house HOMES LOTS ACREAGE NO QUALIFYING! on Crystal Ave. A 4th SI. In FOR SALE: Vtcklva River Eilolea OM block from Grammar SALES RENTALS KOSA L. P A Y T O N No dosing colts—No red tape! Like Mery, *30. per month. —150 ft. River frontage 64o ft. School. Phone FA 2-3733. Registared Real Egtata Broker $5t7.00 down (that's all) and FA 2-4068 or FA 2-6217. to Road V* mile off Ri. 46. Call Ph. TA 2-1301 11-92 at Hiawatha take over 5UT* direct VA Mort 2 - BEDROOM house in Elder after 6 p. m. FA 2-6473. gage on 3 bedroom masonry Springs Trailer Park. <61.00. HOMES LOTS .ACREAGE 301 Vi. 13th Street FINAL NOTICE home In Ravenna Park—Quiet Ph. FA 2-8388. Nolle* I* h*r*by glvan that th* LOCH ARBOR SALES RENTALS FA 2-7605, Evenings FA 2-2579 retirement and/or active—Pleaundaralgnad will, an lh* Ninth day la tbn < **M af lh* Cnnaty Jndg*t Looking for the perfect yet ire* of Ootobar, A. I>. II*:, praatnl to **a*ln*lo l * a * lr . Flartdn, In Pro. 2 • BEDROOM, kitchen equipped. ■ant tiling. Call for an appoint ment home in the most perfect tha Hunurabl* County Judge of bale, Apply 1003 Elm Avenue. 12. Real Fatal* F o r Sale menu Hamlnola County, Florida, har final In got Ealal* af location? We have it. return, account and vouahars. Aa IIKNRT W. JOHNSON. Ortcar M. Hamsun 300 W. 13th Street Administrate* or lha Kata's or D*c*a**d. "W e Trade" Registered Real E it ale Broker FA 2-7IOS, Evenings FA 2 2579 Situated on a large corner lot fct EARL K, VAN FLEET, dacaaaad. T# AH Cx*dlt*ra aad P in a s * H at*nd at aald tlm*, than and thar*. tap Claims w Dsninad* Against la Ik* c«wrt * f tfc* Coast r j * * a t, 1311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-7913 Loch Arbor, thia custom built make application I* tha aald Judg* Bald Ealn i* i PARK RIDGE EQUITY. Swim­ CB home has everything the You and oach of you ar* haroby Hooelaol* Csooty, Otoio of riorldo, for a final s*ttlem*nt of har ad­ to Probito ming and boating. 3-Bedroom, REALTOR— INSUROR discriminating home buyer it ministration of said salats, and nollflsd and required to present lo ro lb* tlslot* ofi Uh balh, separate dining room. Phone FA 2-4991 for an order discharging bar aa any slalm* and demand* which CLAUDE EDWARD JACK HON seeking. Harwood floors, marble 113 N Park you. or olthsr of you. may hav* aurh Administratrix. 3550 buys my equity, have over­ D*c«***d tills, fireplace, and fully equip­ Dated tht. the 14th day *f against lh* *atat* of HUNKY W. YIN Al, NOTl< K 2324 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 s e ll orders. Available Oct. 1st. OUR HOME it 1907 Mellonville JOHNSON, dacoaasd. lata of said ped kitchen are Just a few ot September, A.D. Itfl. Nolle* lo horoby given that lh* County, to th* County Judg* or tl for sale. Modern 3-bedroom 107 Lika Minnie Dr. FA 2-0538. Nights FA 2-0848 Jana L Van Fleet tha many nice features includ­ uml*r*lgn*d will, nn 111* Ilth <l*y Aa Administratrix af th* Htmlncil* County, Florida, at hla of October, A.D. l i lt , pr***nt lo home with 1<» baths, on large ed. nfflct In th* court houst of aald Katat* of SUNLAND lot with plenty of bearing citCounty at Hanford. Florida, with­ lh* llunorahl* County Judg* of EAIIL K. VAN FLEET. Mamlnols County, ytorlrla, hi* final We are pleated to offer for your ms. By appointment only. Ph Total price. Just 313,450, with tip -v Dacaaaad in six calendar months from tha return, account and rancher*, g* Inspection two very attractive STKNSTROM. DAVIS A McfNTOSII tints of tha first publication gf A'lmlnlelrotor t l i of th* KiUt* FA 2-4542 or FA 2-5712 "Iter NttTIl'K FUR Hills this nolle*. Each claim or demand top financing available. We will w Attorneys for Administrates ho mei In beautiful Sunland Tha Board of County Commit3:00 p, m. ahall ba III writing, and ahall of Cloud* Udward Jackson, d*. P. O. Drawer 1st be pleased Vo serve you. •luaora of Hamlnol* county. Flor­ Estates. Each Irani* has 3 bed­ slat* tho place of roaldanr* and c*g**d and at aal.l tlm*. than *n.l Hanford, Florida thara. mok* appllcgllon to lh* ida will r*r*lv* hlda at tho offlc* rooms, til* bath, wail healers, Publish Sept, IS, ft , IS A Oat. «. post offlc* addroas a f lh* claim­ aald Judao for a final ■•tlUmant of Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr.. Clark, HIGHLAND PARK ant, and ahall ba sworn lo by tha hot water heaferi, and bllndr. Very neat and attractive 2 BR, claimant, hla agant, or attornay, nt admlnlatrallon of laid *Mai*. In th* Courthoui* at Hanford. Florida up In i;00 P..M . October IN TIIM t'OI NTT JI IMIK'H and any such claim or demand not and for aa order dlaoharglng him One has fully equipped kitchen, CB home, in excellent area. I. 1441 for th* following equip­ COURT, IN AND FOU NMMINOI.M as filed shall ba void. aa aach Admlnlalrator ita. tha other needs range and rt ment. Features include a fully equip 111 N. Park Ave. Phona FA 2 2429 cot'N TT. NTATM OF FLOW III A, Dated thl* lh* 13th day or l«pt/a / Albert Walter. m:w NO 4 IN FROOATK. frigeralor. ped kitchen, blinds and hot wa Aa executor of lh* Last smbor, AD. 1S41, t Motor Grad*r* with fullyNOTICE TO IHIOITORS R. W. War* Will and Testament of tar, and - - central heat and IN MSSt KHATE OF •nctuMd ol*« I cab, on* t* Aa Admlalalrator oil. of tht HENRY W. JOIINHON Either can be bought and moved ba equipped with tl tooth MART LUKAS STAND, air conditioning. Eilat* of Dacoaasd V lyp* tacrlflar. into Immediately for only $593.00 Dscssssd NTBNHTHOM, DAVIS A MoINTOSIl Cland* Edward Jackitm TO ALI. f IIKI1ITOR* ANII PER­ Attorneys for Kiaculor Kach grader to be (quipped D*c<aa*d downpayment, including all The price, only S9700. with Just ) and mrot lh* following ap*elSON * HAVING CLAIRS tIH ItK- I1. O. Drawer til Fr»d ft. Wllena, Attorney doling coals, and attumtioo of FINANCING MANIIM AGAINST SAID ESTATEt Hanford, Florida fieattnna: $350 down, and low monthly All. Nil. Hank. Tou And sach of you art bars* Publish Kept. I. Ii. 44, 14, 14At. 4 cylinder, 4 cycle dt*«*l Down Payment ft Hanford. Ylorlda. mortgage with monthly pay­ payment. May we serve you? by nollflsd and rsqulrsd to prs•ngln*. minimum U I H.P., Cloning Coat ments leaf than rent. Theie ssnt any claim* aad dsmand* THU ITAT4S o r FLORIDA TOt with *l*c|rl* atarlar and rain NOTIfR FOR RIDU will not last. Phone today for an which you, or sllh*r of you, may rapa on alack*. Tli* Board or County Cninml*. FRANK M. OROOMII. hav* aualnst lh* ootat* of MART Minimum walght 11,000 with alonera of gtmlnol* Counly. Flor­ 414 IIAKKIt HTItKUT, early appointment to see them LUKAS HTAND, doeoaaod, 1st* of I) i>* i it . |« ply ttr*a front Monthly Payment* aa tow ea id* will rocalv* Tilda at In* offlc* GLRNNVILLE. OEOHGtA: both. ■aid County, to th* County Judu* and r*ar. A owurn Complaint having ba*n of Arthur 11. Dock with. Jr. Clark. t?9 Incl. taxes and iiwurinte (HUAI.) m 12. Real Estete For Sale 6. For Rent WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms 2 or 2 BEDROOM house In area. la tha Court * f «k* Connty J a 4 n . nominal* County, Halo of Florldn. I« Frobnto In ro iho Eaiar* on RAUL E. VAN FLEET, Dacaaaad f n o t ic e 8. For Real IF YOU HAVK A DRINKING FURNISHED apar.menti, down 2 • BEDROOM home In Geneva. S'* AC,IE tiled farm, good 4 B.R. home on paved road. See or call Riv. J. L. S ewart, town location. Phone for appoint* PROBLEM contact Alcoholic* liU.3<#0. Term*. FA 2-0329. Geneva 4301. meat, FA 2-3123 day or Anonymous, Ph. FA 2-1343, <ai FA 2*3343 nilht. ford. UNFURNISHED home. 1303 El­ Q U A L IT Y M INDED? liott. Call FA 2*3234 • FA 2-0323 CHRISTMAS io Oetohcrl Try 2 -BEDROOM unfurnlihcd home If ho, thii 2 bedroom home, plus Tuppcrwaro for Cbriitmaa liv ­ •38 Escambia. Ph. FA 2-0274 ■leeplng porch, having 2 bilh i, NICELY furnlihcd B in g e apart­ or Tf. 2-0842. ing. Book your partial now. central heal, and what we ment, 1912 Sanford Ave. Adults. Earn lovely gifts too. E. KocUer, think la the moat btaulilul FA 2-3888. RENT A BED FA 2-8823. yard in Sanford, would appeal Rolls way, Hospital A Baby B e d i.j 9 - ROOM furnished apartment. to you. Owner haa conalderably By Day, Week, or Month 3. Educatloa - laatrscUoa Adults FA 2-1393. more ibin 917,900 in this home, CARROLL’ S FURNITURE which ia hla a iking price. We PIANO LESSONS. FA 2-1032. Pb. FA 2-Sllt 118 W. 1st St 3 - ROOM furnished apartment, highly recommend it for a fin­ for couple, $30, water included. ancially able and quality mind­ 6. For Heat CLEAN 1 bedroom furnished FA 2-7399. ed purchaser. Owner will finapartment, 1 block from school 2 - BEDROOM furnished apart ance <10,000. We're ottering STENSTHOM RENTALS A stores. 2819 Elm. 960 month. meat in Laka M ary. FA 2-1737 thi». for the first time, this 2 BR At I Rath—373 per month week. Call ui today for ap­ 3 Bit k I Bath—390 per month 2 • BEDROOM furnished house, TWO bedroom house, kilcben pointment. ,W. First St., 973 mo. FA 2-4387. ] BR it 2 Bath—3120 per month equipped. Call FA 2-3831. ^ .■ f f v & W v R i ^ k V m a l v Legal Notice r. 2. Notices - Pcrsoaals Helmly Realty Legal Notice Helmly Realty • LegaLNofice Stemper Agency Jim Hunt Realty Legal Notice Stenstrom Realty VA $156 Stenstrom Realty uf Hrininula Count,, Fluildo, with. In ala calendar month* from th* tint* of lh* first publication of thl* nolle*. Koch claim or d* m*nd shall b* In writing, and •hall stats th* piano of rt*ld*nc* and post nfflc* addros* of th* claimin', and shall ha sworn to by th* claimant, his oaont. or at­ torney. and any aurh slalm or dsmand not so flla.l ahall ba void, /a / Andrtw Duds, Jr. /a / Haul M. f.ukaa /a / Daniil V. Lukaa Aa Co-Ki»cutori of tho Last Will and T**tatn*nt of MART I.UKAH STAND. D*c*a>*d STENSTHOM. DAVIS A MclNTOHH Attorney* for Co-Cxtcutora I1, o. Drawer III Hanford, Florida First I'ublicallua H*pl. 17. 1141. IN THU CIHCtrr t'OVRT NINTH JIIIICtAI. I'llllT'IT. IN ANII FOR nKNINDl.E t tit NTV. FLORIDA. IN < IIANt r.ltt NO. H IM . FK DU It At. NATIONAL SIOHTGAGR AHHOCIATION, A Corporation organlaad undtr an Act of Congress and salstlng pursuant to 111* Fed­ eral National Murtgaga Associa­ tion, CtiorDr Act. having Its prin­ cipal oftlca la lh* City of Wash­ ington District of Columbia. Plaintiff. VS. IVEIl CLAIlKK NTUULU. Hit. and CAItUL ANN HTEULE. hla will, Dafandaata NO til E TO APPEAR THE STATE OF FLORIDA TOt ivr.lt CLAIIKH STEELE, Hit. Ad.lraaa Unknown CAHOL ANN STEELE, Addrs** Unknown YUU A HU HERKUT NOT1F1HO that a suit haa baon Ml*d agalaal you In th* sbav* tntltlod esuao, and that you ar* raqulrod la fit* your answer with lh* Clsrk or tbla Court and to oorv* a copy th*rouf upon th* Plaintiff or PlalnlfT* attorn*)*, who** name and ad dr*** I* Bishop A Hurnaloln, I* Cast Pin* Htroal, Orlando. Florid*, not later than SapL Ilth. li f t . If you fall to do so a Users* Pro Confesoo will bo sntsrsd against you for tho relief d*mand*d lu th* Complalat. This suit la tu forodoso a mortgog*. Th* r*al property proc**d*d against U; Lot IS. Black S), NORTH Olt LANDO FIHHT ADDITION, according l* plat th.rsof racordad In Plat Book 11, Paisa 71 and 14, Public Rec­ ord* of Bamloot* Counly, Florida. WITNUBI my hand and th* s*al of said Court nt Hanford. Florida, (hi* lath day of August, 11(1. IHEALI Arthur It. Dsckwlth, Jr. C'Urk of th* Clrault Court Uyt Martha T. Vlhl.n Deputy Clark BIBHOP A HDH.NHTEIN 44 Eaat Pin* Hlrsst Orlando, Florida Attornoyo ter Plain tiff Publish S*pL L 4, » . M, 14*L In lh* Courthou** at Hanford, Florida up to 1:0* P. M Monday, Octobor I, 1141 fnr tho following two-way radio trammlttlng and rocoUIng anlta and accaiaory equipment: ITRW NO 1 I* - Two-way Mobil* Unit* 7 • flat* fltatlon* 1 • D*ak Hand Beta 7 - AnUnnaa Th* prlc* bid *h*ll Includ* complol* Inalallallon of all equipm*nt and tarvU* for Id day* af­ ter Installation. On bass station, d**k hand **t and antsnna will b* Inttallad at lh* County Courtbout* and tha other at th* Coun­ ty lload D*parim*nl. four ttillaa Booth nt Hanford. Eilviini towara at aach location will b* ntlllatd for antinha Inalallatlon. Mobil* unit* ahall b* t*lf-coatalntd la on* cabin*! eun*!*tlnw of a tranimtttor. r*n*lv*r, aad’ fully tr*n*l*torU*d power *upplr to opera'* la tha frequency rang* of 147 lo 114 me. Th*y ahall b* capable of operation on 117 volt*. II volt), and • vutta w it ho ut m odification or addition al aqulpm*nu Th* Baa* Htatlona ahall IN THR CIRCUIT COURT, SIXTH hav* a pow*r output of I) watt* and th* M obil* unlta on 11 volt J I llll l 41. I INI ITT, IN AND FOR opera tion (hall ba rated at I* • KNINOLH COUNTY, FLORIDA, watts output. Traoomltt*r fre­ ('ll INl'StRT NO. IIM4 quency l i a b i l i t y ahall b* .•«>*• VOTlir. TO UKFKND (■ :«’ Is plua III* C amount t*mHAMFHUN IIATKH. FUlnllff, paratur* rang*) Oven Controlled. Tha r*c*lv*r ahall hava a lonal-*illvlty of ,k microvolt or !••• for OLLIE HAILS. D*f*ndaaL 7* dh quieting aad tho audio out­ put ahall b* at l*aat 1 watt at t i i r a rtT R o r it l o r id a t o < l*aa than 10*V dlalortlon Into a OLLIU HATKfl Who** r**ld*nc« la unknown built-la *p*ah*r. Duly ayct* ahall Unlta *hall ba and whut* la*i known addrava « n bo *ontlnuou*. compUl* with pow*r 301T llowo Av*nu*. JaekooaxUlo, •uppllad cabt**, antenna* and mounting Florida. FI* aa* Uh* notleo that you ar* hardware. File* bid should oactud* any axh*r*hy r*qulr*d to fll* your writtoa anawor or daf*n*«, If any, otnplad Hint* *r Fodaral tax**. poraonally, or by aa attornay, on Dollvtry dnt* mutt b* tp«clll*d or bofor* October 4,. t i l l, at th* la It* bid and bid moat ha scrumufflca of lh* Clark of tho Circuit panltd by datallmt factory opaclCourt, at th* Courthou** In a«ml- flcatloaa, rallnga and tsrhntral hid aubmlttod for nolo County, Hanford, Florida, and data. 'Any to mall a ropy tharaof to IH » - aqulpmant dlffarlng from *p*cl■tram, Poxtd A Mrlntoeh, Attor­ flcatlon* will aat bo considorod noyo ror Plaintiff. Font Offlct unln* inch different** ar* out­ Drnwor 111, Hanford. Florida, la lined la datall and accompanied that certain divorc* proceeding by performance data and opoclflponding agalnit you In th* Cir­ aatlona, cuit Cuurt of lh* Ninth Judicial Blda I* b* oncloard In a isalod circuit of Klorldo, Ii* and For cavolop* plainly ntarkod on tna Hamlnola County. Florid*. In oulatdo "BID FOR RADIO UUCIFChancery, an ahoraxlatad tills of MK.NT. span Or lob. r 1. H it." Blda will b* op*n*d at 1«:1« •aid caut* being 'Stm pM * liny**. FUlnllff. va Oltl* Hay**. D*f*ad- A.M. oa Tu**day, October 1. 11*1 • nt." and h*r*ln fall not or a at a meeting to b* bold In th* Doers* Fro Conf***o will ho on- County Commission lltotlug Itrom t*r*d agnln*: you, and tha cauio In th* Courthou** at Hanford, proceed *a pari*. Florida. tHUAL) Th* rliht la raaorvod to watx* Arthur H Rockwtth. Jr. any Irregularities or technical!Clark of U s Circuit Court G** In blda and la r*J*cl aay or Uy: Martha T. Vlhloa alt bid*. Deputy CLrh Board * f Counly Commis­ BDnitroni. Davit A Melaloah sioners Hamlnol* County, Florida Udward* Building J. C. Hutchison, Chairman Alturmya for FUlnllff ■ y : W. U. Bilan. Jr. Feat Offlc* Drawer 141 Hanford. Florida County Collator Fubllab Hapt. L M, 47, 4*. 74*7, Fa hi Ilk ItpL II, >*, li f t . Glsd again*! you In lh* Circuit Court In and for Hamlnol* County, Florida, by NAOMI g. OllnoMH. for dlvurco, lh* abort till* of which la NAOMI g. OllOOMH. Plaintiff, varau* FRANK M. OllOOMH, Dafandanl, th*** pr< •*nta ar* lo aommand you to ap­ pear and fll* your wrllton 4* f*n**s h*r*ln on or bofor* Iho 3tlh day nf Oetobar, A. D. t ill or sthorwlas l)*or** Fro Conf*a*o will b* entered acalnal you. Tho Hanford (Ursld I* doalgaat•d a* a n*w*pap*r of ganoral *lrrultatlon In which tho 'Ration •hall h* publl*h*ii unoi oach w**k for four con**rut!va w««k*. WtTNKHH my hand and official ••at of lh* Clark nf lh* Circuit Court on : hi* th* lath day of Hrpt*nili*r, A, D. D ll, IMUAL) Arthur H. O*okwllh, Jr. Clark of lh* Circuit Court liy: J*an K. With* Deputy Clark Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. Attorney at Law, F. O. Boa 111, Hanford. Florida Attorney tor FUlnllff FublDh Kept. 31. 34 A Ool. 4. IS. leaning front wh*ala. hydraullcally-booatad mechani­ cal *t**rlna. 11 foot moldboard, mechani­ cally controlled, with ar without hydraulic shift. C<ni*t*nt-m**h tranamlealon with • or mnr* forward ap**da and 4 ar more r*v*ra* aptodo. Bid muat Includ* trada-la al­ lowance for fnur 14) Gallon motor (trader,. Tlieeo may ho Impact­ ed at th* County Ituad l>*partni*nt on LT.H. 17-43, four (4) mile* Booth uf Sanford. Prlc* Md *h*!l h* for tha Item roinptrt* and delivered to th* County n.v*d Department and ■hould exclude nr llet eeparatety all Btat* and Fadaral Tax** and altarnat* or optional lleme offer­ ed. Delivery i)ato must b* apart, flad and will b* cotoldarod In awarding th* contract, Bid must b* accompanied by ilatall*d fac­ tory •pacification*, rating* and tachnlual data covering th* lt*m* to b* auppllad. Prlc* bid ehall b* for ca*h *•!•• with payment to bo mad* with­ in M days attar award af con­ tract. Bid to b* *nclo**d In a a*al*d •ntalup* plalatly marked *■ th* outald* "UID Full MUTOR UltADKBH. open Octobor 4. 1341." Illd* will b* opened at lo t* A.M on Tueeday. Octobar I. 1441 at a mealing to b* hold la tho County fgmmlielon Mealing R*«m tn the Courthou** at Sanford, Florida. Th* right lo r***rv*d to walv* any lrr*gularltlo* or tochnlrslltte* la bid* and l* r*J*ct any ar all blda Board of County Conimlialontrt Hamlnol* County, Florida J. C. tiuictllioa. Chairman Byt 5V. C. HIIm , Jr, County Uitglnetr Fubllih Sept. It. * tt. 1441. 111 N. Park Ave. Stenstrom Realty il l N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 Legal Notice IN THR CIRCUIT COURT OF THR NINTH JUDICIdL CIRCUIT, IT AND r n n .SKWINOLR I'Ol NTT. FLORIDA. IN UHANCKRY NO. nut. rn uu H. MANIOAULT, rlim tlff, vs l’ b. FA 2-2428 READY FOR OCCUPANCY NEW 3 bedroom home* with til­ ed bath, ferrazzo floors, awning windows and Venetian blind* throughout. Electric Range. Monthly payments lower than rent. ($62 monthly includes principal, interest, taxes and insurance). FHA approved. City water and sewerage. Phone for appointment to see one of these outstanding houses. FLORIDA OZIER ENTERPRISES Builders Helmly Hcaity—Selling Agents 301 W. 15th St. Ph. FA 2-1685 ULVIK ASM MANIOAULT. D*!*ndant. n o t ic h t o i r r u i H ■ rATM UF FL4MIIUA Util* Ann Manlaault 1*4 W*aich**t*r Avanua Bronx SI, N»w York S. SANFORD AVE. Tuu ar* h*r*by aottfxd Dial a BUI of CorapUInt for divorc* ba* 4 bedroom. 2 hath home, locked b**n flUd agalnat you. and you on beautiful wooded lot 1.8’ x ar* required to **rv* a r -py of 196’ plus 2 additional lots in your an*w*r or plcadliia tn lh* Dill rear 120’ x 200'. Ideal for build of CompUlnl un tl»* Flalnllfr* Al. terncy, Paul C. Farhlni. 417 W**t ing Iota or poultry farm. Ap­ H<>uth Hlr**t. Orlihd*. Florid*, and prox. 45 fruit trees. fits lh* origin*! an*w*r *r pl**4Ing In th* offlc* af lh* Clark of Pncad to mil at $8,800. Terms th* Circuit Cuurt *a or k*f«ra can be arranged. W*dn**d*y, Octubar 4. 1141, If you fall t* da so JuJsminl by dafsult will b* t*h«n aa*last you far lh* r*ll*t d*mand*4 la lha BIB of CuidpUim. DUNu AND ORDKRCD at a*n- 2324 Park Drive Office FA 2-1118 furd, ><mlnoU County, Florida, this Nights FA 2-0648 loth day *t August, till. IHKALI Arthur H. Backwlth. Jr. Clark of th* Circuit Cnart By: Martha T. Vihltn, DC. NEW HOMES la Beautiful — Sunland Estates $14,100 - $17,100 3 - BEDROOMS 1 - \Vt * J BATHS tonvaalioM l ft I’ HA Iona* Drive 17-91 lo Sunland Estate* (1 mi. 8 . o f San. ford). Bale* office !* t hum** inside entrant*. K1NGSW OOD BUILDERS, INC. FA 2-8074 JIM H U N T - FA 2 2118 L Paul C. Parkin* 447 W*at Huulh Htraat urland*. Florida Attarasy for Plaintiff Publish Hapt. ), I. U, 71, I l l l . VALUE Down-To-Earth Price# J k w ju m a By S H O E M A K E R Park Homes CONST. CO. As Low A s $350 Down 4-Bedrooms—3 Bath* 3-Bed rooms—2 Bathe 3-Bedrooms— l* j Baths l-B*dr*oais— t Batb Beautiful Lnkafroet rnmmnnily On Sparkling Laka Silanes $11,300 to $17,100 8«* Our Model Hems* — OPEN TODAY — 2Vi Mi. Se. *f Ssnfard Turn W. oa Lak* Mary Bird. PH. FA 2-8379 .1 - BEDROOMS DIRECTIONS; Turn W. *n 10th 8L Fallow C*u«- Uy CUb Rd. ft Watch fee war Mga*. IV, BATHS Low Down Payment No Cloning Cool# Aa Low I E J Per A* Month Principal • Ins. - U L • Taxes $8,500 To 99,300 FHA ft Convv Financing • • • • • • 2 Blocks te School High ft Dr; Paved Streets Clua* to Strapping Oven ft Range Scrrened Florida Boom, ate. DIRECTIONS: I# Minot** from Sanford, So. on (Iwy. 17-92, turn right at our aiga. Wlda variety *at*riar d**ign* aad f1**r plan* VA Financing on Home# up lo SIS,000 FHA — Conventional ft In-Servk# Financing ONGDALE HOM ES Jim Hunt Realty S K Y -H IG H R n W E TRADE M �Herald W ant-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use The] #tj* *anfort frraib IS. Busin*** Opportunities .*JFrl. Sept. 22, 1901 — Page 11 12. Real Estate For Salt 3 - BEDROOM borne in Plnecm t. $330 down. 202 Laurel Drive. Phone FA 2-6833.______________ IS . Mortgage L oans I ’ MORTGAGE LOANS PHA and Conventional Commercial k Residential STENSTRO.M REALTY 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 13. Buaiaeaa Opportunities INTERNATIONALLY approved safety, aporU and race tires by champion drivers in Europe and America are now available in this county. Exclusive franchise is available In metropolitan 0 Sanford, based on integrity, abil­ ity, equipment and in mn^i j i Irm balancing. Write' isnx a. r'n " The Sanford Herald giving com­ plete details of experience. W A N T A D S BRING F A S T RESULTS Grove Owners & Fuel Oil D istributors 1957 D O D G E 1-TON T R U C K 795 V-8 Engine, Stake Body, Dual Wheels, 4-Speed Transmission. Luxury Car - Economical Price 1955 L IN C O L N C A P R I 4-Door Sedan, Fully Powered, Extra Clean. Seminole Co. Motors E. First 27. Special Services 32/ Flower* - Trees •Shrubs PERSON capable of setting up a BEAUTICIAN wanted. Phone sales organisation. Age no bar­ FA 2-3742, evenings FA 2-2433. rier. Requirements: office ware­ EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. Im­ house, preferable store building mediate opening for executive in wholesale neighborhood. Pro­ secretary. Must be experienced duct: a specialty item, alkali in general office proceduorea, in­ neutraliser, non-competitive for cluding tyring and Ming. Must past 31 years, selling to indus­ also be familiar with Sanford trials, schools, government, area. 5‘ 9 day week. Apply states, counties, building mater, Florida Stale Employment Ser­ ial yards, etc. Your minimum vice, 200 So. French Ave., San­ potential net $25,000 annually. ford. We will help finance the mer­ chandise and factor accounts 17. Male Help Wanted receivable. Creto, Box 728, AIR CONDITIONING and heating Desert Hot Springs, Calif. apprentice; excellent future if willing to work; must have 16. Female Help Wanted mechancial ability. Write Box PIANIST wan.ed for dancing B, tlo Sanford Herald. school in Sanford. FA 2-0881 from 2:00 to 8:00 p. m. !9. Situations Wanted ATTENTION! 319 16. Female Uetp Wanted St. Ph. FA 2-0611 ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ PETUNIAS In bands now ready. ments, in/oiccs, band bills, and GRAPEVILLE NURSERY programs, etc. ProgresHve GrapeviUe A** sear 30th SL Printing Co. Pbona FA 2-2831— ANNUALS and vegetable planta. 306 West 13th St. FA 2-7197. Dutch Mill Nuracry, New Upaala Road. TO clean carpets better we'll loan a Blue Lustre Carpet Shampoocr FREE with purchase of Blue 33. FuniltMT* Lustra ahampoo. Carroll's Fur­ • BIG VALUES niture. • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITER­ ARY HELP? . . . an application WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS k l.f r that will “ gat the Job"; W IL S O N - M A IE R club paper; after dinner apeech; New and Used Furniture high school or eollege theme or 311 E. Firat St. FA 2-3623 essay on all but ackntlflc sub­ jects. Low rates. FA 3-4013, Sell Ua Your Furniture. f)uick evenings. Service With The Caah. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. PRINTING . . 34-Hour Service CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING on Xerography, Offset Printing and Blueprinting . . “ Quality Mattreia renovating. F.ipert J ^ WrfRK WANTJH>..rA 2-4018. bolstering. All Work Guaran-1 and Service, our Hock In -JtM W SI.Y re'.irrd man wants teed. Call Nix Beddtni *Mig. trade." SEMINOLE OFFSET full or part time cleriral work. Co.. FA 3-3117, 1301 Saaford PRINTERS, 730 W. 9th M , Write Box E, e /e Sanford Her­ Ave. FA 3-2772. ald. ROLLAWAY, Hoapt al and Baby DAYS WORK. Phone FA 2-1113 Beds, Day, Week, or MonthFURNTTURE CENTER 20. Babysitter* 1100 Freneh Ave. Specialising In Heating Ph. FA 2-7933 I WILL keep amaU children in and Air-Conditioning Only my home. $1.25 a day, Fb. 2302 Oak Ave. FA 3-1321 Used furniture, appliance*, tool* FA 2-2274. etc. Ilought-Sold. Larry's Mart. PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING 313 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 WILL care for children. In my W. L. HARMON home, for working mothera; Ph. FA 2-4223 34. Article* Per Sal* Wynne wood. FA 2-7907. Southern Air 38. Trailer* - Cabana* 34. Article* For Sal* perfect condi­ 1961 MOBILE HOME 10 x 33, 3 BR. My 31300 equity for home BABY CRIB 913, high-chair 94. equity, furniture, car, or any­ thing of value. Bailey, Dewitt ear seat 33. Call FA 2-6773. Trailer Pk. HOLLYWOOD bed and dreaaer. FA 24167. SELL or TRADE: $3,000 equity In 10' x 48’ trailer lor 8' wide, FACTORY TO YOU S bedroom, clean. Also, sell ALUMLNUM BUNDS 1834 Ford trailer hauler. Robt. Encloaed head, Sag-proof bottom Bohannon, Pinecrtit Trailer Pk. rail with plartie end*. Plaatic or rayon taper. Cotton or nylon SACRIFICE — Beautiful 1960 cerda. Pacemaker, to* x 33*. FA 2-3360 Stnkarik Glaai and Paint Co. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 24622 1*39 ELCAR house trailer, to’ x 30', like m w , sacrifice. FA 2-6493. THE B E A U T IF U L NEW OLDSMOBILE and FA 2-6139. CUSTOM window* k doors. Boyd's Shop, 307 Elm. FA 2-291*. HOLLERS 0" SANFORD SANFORD 2nd and Palmetto Sts. WHERE THRIFTY « CARS AT REASONABLE HERE'S 1939 1959 1933 1937 1936 1938 1959 1955 1933 1953 1960 1961) 1937 1958 1960 1957 1957 1931 FOLKS BUY QUALITY PRICES PONTIAC Bonneville A /C -----------12295 CADILLAC I Ur.. Power & Air ................ 3795 CADILLAC I Door, Power and Air ...--- --------993 FORI) Station Wagon V-8, Auto ... ....... 893 DODGE Hardtop. Overhauled 695 DODGE Station Wagon, Automatic .... 1195 RENAULT, A Bargain In Economy - .... 393 CHEV. I Door Iklair ..... — 193 CADILLAC I Door — ........................ 393 BU1CK 2 Door llurdlop .... .... -193 CHEVROLET 2 Dr., V-8 ..... ................... 1893 CHEV Station Wagon V-8, Aulo .... 2195 CHEV llelair Hardtop V-8, Auto ------ 1093 OLDS 98 » Door H. T., Power and Air ... 1695 CHEV llelair V-8, Standard Tran*. .... 1793 FORD St. Wagon V-8, Sid. Shift ... 795 OLDS Station Wagon V-8, Power .... 1195 CADILLAC 4 Dr., ................................ 393 ONLY A FEW 1961 NEW IARS LEFT AT REDUCED PRICES BUY NOW AND SAVE 2nd & OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT Y ' Palmetto ------ SANFORD ------ FA J-6T11 I I if Sanfordfs ★ Finest C a n i f la The Showroom Under Th* STARS i f ★ USED CAR Sanford, Fla. follow the crowds to — BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS That's The 23. Building .Materials LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINT Roofing FIIA Loans P'ans FREE ESTIMATES Your Credit la Good. Up to 2 Yra to Pay! B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES We Give TV Stamp* 003 W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 2-7898 Date Of Our '•“ .V ,, HEATING II. B. POPE CO. INC. 200 50. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-4231 f • •' 4 M ONTEREY l-IIOOK HARDTOP; Automatic Transmission, Power Hteerlnf. Power Hrakoe, Radio and Heater, Electric Win­ d o w ! and eeata. Factory Air Conditioned. A* Bacoftteoslly Nice Car Going For Only . . . 895 MAINLINE!! 2-Door Sedan: V-8 Kn. line. Standard Transmission. llentcr. 1953 FORD VICTORIA; V-H Engine, Tranamiaalon, Heater. HATCHERS TV 4k RADIO SERVICE ‘ Dependable Guaranteed Service Ph. FA 2-8392 2606 W. First St. SEWING MACHINE SERVICt For service 00 any make of £ew ing niich.no parts and access ories or Rentals call or write to Sanford Sewing Center, 101 South Park Ava. Ph. FA 2 9411. 1957 M E R C U R Y 1955 FORD 26. Radiis & Television Sales k Service G. II. HIGH Oviedo, Fla. FO 3 3.113 Days Evening* Sanford FA 2-3883 Biggest & Best By O f The Year! t-n o o it 1000 Serlra. A Perfect Small Car For The Economy Ruyer. PLUMBING Contracting k Repairs Free Estimates R. L. HARVEY 201 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3383 FRIGIDAIRE FAIRI.ANE 300 4-Door V-8; Antomatl* Transmission. Radio aad Haatar. 1959 M O R R IS M IN O R AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 27. Special Service* 1958 FORD CUSTOM 4-Door Sedan; V-B Englna, Automatic Tranamiaalon, Radio, Naw Paint. In Good Mrchaniral Condition. An Excellent Second Car. Heating RADIO REPAIRS Work Guaranteed. Ph. 322 6726 230U Lake Mary Road 1957 FORD CONVERTIBLE; V-8 Englna, Automa­ tic Transmission, Powor Steering and nrakea. Radio and Raster, Naw Top and Nan Paint. Tko Tireo and Englna Aro Right. *1370 *1095 *595 1956 FORD Wall &. 4-DOOR Sedan; Overdrive Transmis­ sion. Radio a*d Haater. Sun Roof. Thin la Tko Deluxe Job. CJea* A s A PI* aad In A-t Conditio*. V, FRIGIDAIRE Sulci U Service ' House Wiring Free Estimate* S«d Vihlcn's Randall Elec ric 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0913 Plumbing 1960 PEU G EO T S t% t 23. Plumbing service* W H Y --------- if 42 ft. TRAILER. Tark on owners property free. Me* place for chllurra k pets. $1,300. Phone NEW OR USED 24. Electrical Service* HOLLERS of SANFORD '32 PLYMOUTH, $100. cash. K. W. Dinkins. 210 E. 6 h 81. Dawn's ROOM SPECIAL $1495. Painting inside and out. Can Mr. Tasker, CAD ILLAC JEEP station wagon; 4 cylinder, 4-wheel drive. Make offer. C. Hawk*. Paola. HOUSE TRADER, Hbwvf >n <*j bans, complexly furnished. Can be a*** Weklva Fish Camp. America's Vest Brands: Conn, CaU rotted CY 3-8012, Orlando. Olds, Leblanc, Ludwig and other* at the lowest rates anywhere for school band atudenta. Cornets, 39 Automobile* - Trucks Flutei, Trumpets, Trombones, Drums, Saxophones, etc. Open 1934 PLYMOUTH station wagon, Monday and Friday nitea. WE good transportation, $130. Ph. DELIVER. STREEP MUSIC, FA 2-7094. 641 No. Orange, Orlando, Phone GArden 6-2401. CHILD CARE In my home; Pin*SEWING MACHINES AIR CONDITIONER, fits castWELl-S DRILLED crest area. FA 2-8376. ment windows, good condition, Take up balance on tig tag sew­ 1 PUMPS. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ing machine. Sold for $109.30, 340. FA 2-4063. 21. Beauty Salons All Typos and Slice balance $48.13. Call or write WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes Wt Repair and Service 8anford Sewing Center, 104 So. 20". OFF all waves $10 or over walkers. ' Park. Phone FA 2 *411. S T I N E Operator Eva Jo Wynne FREE DELIVERY Machinery and Supply Co. KATHERINE HARVEY Prescriptions our Specialty 36. Boat* • Motor* 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-6432 BEAUTY SHOP FAUSTS Rx Mellonville Gateway To The Waterway 318 Palmetto Ph. FA 2-0834 Ph. FA 2-7107 29. Automobile Service Your EVtNRUDE Dealer LAR-RE’ BEAUTY SALON SMALL open trailer, GE wringer Robson Sporting Goods A U T O GLASS 2640 Hiawatha Ph. FA 3-1398 washer, combination radio and 304-6-9 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-3661 record playar. NO 8-4270. IN ST A L L E D 14' THOMPSON Lapstrake, IS Windshield Hack Ginas FOR a good used TV call Sunshine h. p. Evinrud* and Champ Door Glaas Vent Glaaa TV, FA 2-9792. trailer, excellent condition, $330. I SERVICE Beauty Salon Ph. FA 2-7094. Sonkurik Glass and Paint Co. Electrolux Cleaners Walker Building Ph. FA 2-4622 Sales — Service — Supplies 2310 Oak FA 2-7184 210 Magnolia Nell Kiady — FA 2-6106 Sept. 4c Oct. Special! Cold wave, 31. Poultry • Pet* • Livestock BONDED REPRESENTATIVE reg. $20-112.30. Regular $12.30 wave—$8.30. Scalp treatment RABBITS for aale, 2820 So. Park PIANOS AND ORGANS A. W. Berkley Used Cara, with shampoo A set $2.30. Oil ONE 3IALE Chihuahua, l year Authorised Baldwin factory piano lac. shampoo k set $2.00. Harriett's and organ sale, conducted by Imports A Sport* Cart old, A.K.C. rcgiatcred, brown. factory representative. Inquire Beauty Nook. Evening appls. Our Mpaeiality Ph. FA 2-2737 alter S:00 p m. Thompson Music Co., 343 No. 103 So. Oak. FA 2-3742. 17-92 • Heart of Mailla*4 AKC Registered Female Boxer. Orange Ave., Orlando. Ph. PH. MI 4-5307 EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP $23. KA 2-7690. C.A S-4377. 3 Senior Beauticians Minnie Bess • Helen - Blanche ton E. 2nd. St. Pbone FA 2-3914 22. Build • P aint • R e p a ir 1962 1930 CHEVROLET H ton Pickup, very nice and elean. • ply thwsi also ladder rack. FA S-37M. -B U Y OR RENT Barkley NOW I960 ENGLISH rORD Angella. g. door, 18,000 miles, all white, whitewall tires, heater; $600 caah and taka up remainder of 12 payments of $32.56 mo. Ph. FA 2-6S6*. SCHOOL BAND SEWING MACHINES 2 Singer portables, real good, FOR COMPLETE PEST REFINED white woman will 927.30 It $34.30. Sanford Sewing CONTROL SERVICE CALL SWIM FINNS and goggle* $|.«. babysit evenings. References Center, 104 So. Park. Pbone Cots, Hammocks $4.86. Army ART BROWN FA 2 9411. Call FA 3-1740. Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. KA 2-8805 39 Automobile* - Track* DEEP FREEZE, tion. FA 2-1737. INSTRUMENTS i! LARGE! STOCK Automatte of *685 *695 *345 345 $ USED TRUCKS It T on l-icl.upn . S ed a n D eliv eries • P a n e l, • W a lk -I n , 62 PONTIAC-TEMPEST Announcement Party! BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS • Your 301 W. 1st Aulhorized ST. Pontiac — Buick — Rambler Dealer Phone F A 2-0231 PRICED FROM ’150 MARKDOW N THRU A N D UP PR IC ES SAT. N O O N H O LD ONLY CTRICKLAND 3 M O R R ISO N If | IN C O R P O R A T E D 308 E. First 84. — U. C. LOT Aero** From Civic C«nter Ph, FA 2-1481 Winter Park Ml 4-8916 I �V I I ftp * ■ * «» ftnd> F*gt 1*— M . S t p t R l M l ARC Disaster Group Needs Volunteers The Seminole County American Bed C nee Disaster Commt.tee •cede volunteers to serve in •belter* during time o f sn enter* gency, eLher n u n - made or nstaraL Those who volunteer, and whose services ere accepted by the Bed Cross, will, o f o ccu ltly , be away from their homes during storms or other disasters which might occur in our community. The Red Cross feels very etrongly about ita obligations to alleviate suffering during .here periods of disaster, but it Is only through the Red Cross and the cooperation o f the citiisns of the community that assistance can be rendenri to tboso sat need. To avoid confusion during time of disaster, the American Red Croce has established a disaster commiUts that la prepared to handle the emergency situation and tha rehabilitation necessary after an e m erg en cy T h e r e .e need for ahelter The Forest Lake Berenth-day o f Orlando, the Adventists’ lists Adventist Church of Forest City, welfare director) and Mra. K. A . Wright o f Orlando, state praalwin be Host Monday to tepreaenta- dsnt o f the Dorcas Welfare Fedthree Ires* II neighboring •rations. Mrs. H. V. Hendershot, thatches for n semi-annual meet- o f tha local society, will givo • M o f the Central Florida Dorcas special report oil Civil Defense. Tha program also will include Welfare Federation, Mra. Clyde Williams, lander o f the focal reports from alt member societies •berth welfare society, aaid today. o f the Federation o f the wolfara The program, which will deal work done and plana will be mads with tha rtaponeibllity fo r tha for the fall and winter work o f church and the heme In Civil De­ the groups. A t least $00 delegates are ex­ fense and preparedness fo r dis­ aster, will be under the direction pected to attend the meeting, o f Mrs. Charles Burnham o f For­ coming from Altamonte Springs, est City, leader e f the Federation. Apopka, Clermont, DaLand, Rus­ Coast speakers wilt Include Fas­ tle, Kissimmee, Leesburg, Ocala, ter H. M. S e h ^ q f O H a n d o .v r e - Orlando Central, 8L Cloud, BanforJ!'*tjrlando Sanitarium; ‘laUT > Garden and Winter Park. Casselberry Church Departments Plan Promotion Day iude for this assistance to your County and fulfill a civic du.y to your fellow citizens by calling any of tha four numbers listed in the telephone directory underC American Red Cruse or you may come by the Red Cross Office at 122W Palmetto Ave. and offer your services. The America* Red Crow es­ tiva tha local community but the workers must coma from the local community. QUALITY INSTALLED or DO-IT-YOURSELF • SANDRAN Inlaid linoleum • ALL TYPES Resill is at Fleer Covering FREE ESTIMATES House o f Floors Fare Plaza - Fare Path TB 8-t»T7 Prairie Lake Baptist To Hear Special Service THE TEMPEST, * family-sited economy car, la displayed by PontiacBulck-Rambler dealer, BUI Hemphill at his show room on W. First St. The 1001 Tempest has an entirely new grille and new rear end styling, while retaining its widely acclaimed front engine-rear transmission power arrangment and independent four-wheel suspension. (Herald Photo) elusion with thoir annual vlalt to By MARIAN R. JONES Teachers and officers o f tha tho Driftwood In Orlando for thoir Ovfeda First Baptist Church dinner party. Matting at 7 p. m., those at­ brought a tuccasaful year to contending served plates in cafstarli style after which they retired to The thirteenth annual Kid's Day tire guests of the Sanford Klwanis a private room for tho dinner will be celebrated in Sanford on Club and the RUi Theater on party. Saturday morning at 9 a.m. to W. A. Ward Jr., retiring super­ Saturday, intendent for tho post five years, The school age children in see Bob Hope in “ Alias Jane spoke briefly to the guests. Ban SemlnoW County are Invited to be Jamas." National Kid's Day is an anAnnouncement of a special F. Ward Jr., who succeeds his nual event which the Kiwant* School e f Muaie at lia lo rd 's First cousin aa superintendent, the sec Club and tha Hits Theater have Baptist Church next week from ond Ben Ward to fill thla position, cooperated in aponsoring to/ San­ Monday through Friday Invites all than addreaeed the group, Intro­ ford children for tha past several ducing his alat* of officers for the ftn o a a interested In music and years. The program tor this year aU churches of til* Seminole Bap­ ensuing church calendar year. Rev. Jack T. Bryant, pastor for tist Association to participate. Books to b* covered in the T:M tha past four years, alio spoke te f,m . until 1:30 p.mi dally sessions tha assembled guests. Individual favors, tiny books en­ include "Tbe Progressing Vocal­ "Bible Blessings For ist," te be taught by Jack Cold- titled in n , professor of vole* at Stetson Every Day/* wore pieced at each The Ht. Rev. Henry I. Louttlt, Unlvsralty; "The Church Pianist," plate. Bishop of the Diocese o f South taught by Lou Bass, associate di­ Rav, Bryant presented gifts to Florida, will msk* a visitation o f By JANE CA88BLUFJ1RY rector of Inatrumantal acUvities those who had served as teacher Holy Cross Episcopal Church in Sunday School department* or and assistant pastor of Pineerait or officer for five years or longer. Sanford at tha 11 a. ro. service the Casselberry Community Meth­ Baptist Church; These gifta went to W. H. Msrtln, Pet. 1. odist Church will observe "Pro­ "Song Leading," taught by Mrs. Mrs. George Means, Mrs, Mso E. At thia time. Bishop Louttit motion Day” at 0:45 a. m. Sun­ G. Edmuadson, associate direc­ King, Mrs. T. II, Dunlstl, Mrs. Joe will confer the Sacrament of Holy day, Ifarold Wood, superintendent, tor of training and "Practical Mu­ I. Beasley, Mrs. J. G. Bessley, Mr. Confirmation to a ciaes of adults reported todsy . sic Lessons," taught by Rev. F. and Mra. W. A. Ward Jr., Mr. ond which has been preparing for the Construction is well underway B. Fisher, pastor of the host Mrs. A. B. Tedford, Mr. »nd Mrs. rite* for several months. on the badly needed new educa­ church. J, Y. Harris, Ben Wsrd Jr., and The ancient and beautiful ser­ tional building, which, when com­ A School Choir of everyone at­ Mr. and Mrs, Lawson, A. Hardy, vice will b* upon to tho public, pleted, will help relieve the crowd­ tending the course will rehearse and Frank Whselsr Jr. Fr, John W. Thomas, rector of ed conditions by adding eight new each evening under the direction Others, In addition to those Holy Cross, announced. classrooms, Wood said. of Professor Coldlron and on Fri­ named in Ihe above paragraph, day night, a special program, present for the occasion included ■ ■ i HEW A N D S A V E ■ ■ ■ •pen to the public, will be pre­ Mrs. Ben \V. Wsrd Jr., Mrs. Frank sented by this choir. Wheeler Jr., George Means, Joe I. Beasley, .Mr, and Mrs. 8. It. On These Fabric Bargains Itlgglns, Rev, snd Mrs. Jack T. Bryant, Mr. and hire. Anthony from T H E R E M N A N T SHOP Daniel, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Aulin Jr., Mrs. W. If. Mnrtln, Mrs. Frank C. Morgan, and Mr. nnd You M UST see our Mr*. Weaver, By MARIAN R. JONES 25c T A B L E Since T. W. Lawton, a teacher o f the First Baptist Church of .Oviedo, waa unable to attend tho ASSORTED Tocont banquet teacher* and o f­ ficer* of tha church, a special ser­ FABRICS vlet to present a gift to him waa held at last Sunday's morning from .IS to II worship hour. Fifty membeis of th* Junior end Inchnt Wide Tho gift was presented by tho senior Young Church Men of Holy I ' VALUES 79c Rev. Jsek T. Bryant, pastor, a* a Cross Kpinrnpnt Church attended H token o f appreciation for aervicca a romhlnrd meeting from 6 p. m. H And Up . . . rendered the rhurch and Sunday until 7 p. m. last Sunday. 2 School during tho mora than SO At the conclusion of group bust- H yoara he has taught there. lies., junior members adjourned to H In eonveronlion with Lawton, h e Ihe Youth Lounge for nomination I !: revealed that ha had taught more unit election of officers. Named H CONESLUMBEH than SO yean, with more than 40 were Josh Chase, president; Mark I ; aa teacher of tha Man's Adult Kaborn, vice president; Dick B Blbl* Class. Stulte, secretary and Dwight - . Lawton Is a well-known Semi- Smith Jr., treasurer. Advisors for JrJ Hole County cititen, having also tho juniors are Lcdr and Mrs. servod a* Superintendent o f Public lllrhard Htulte. Instruction for more than forty Senior*, meeting at the same years. time in ths I'arlsh House, dis- M Robert A. Dewberry Is alternate cussed future events ami planned a f i teacher of the class for Lawton. water skiing party for Sunday wfj afternoon. I jj*. Their offictrs, sleeted la st, spring, ars Don Me.Murray, p reil*. dentj Nancy Sikes, vice president; ' “ Susan Halhack, secretary and M Handy Chase, treasurer. Advisors j are Lee Swrirls and Mrs. Kdie Th* Church Women of Christ Brown and assistant advisors are Church Episcopal in Longwood Mr. snd Mra. Guy Allen. have announced a schedule of Both groups remind that all 36-Inches planned event* nude at a special young people of the community, regaidles* of rvligluua affiliation, meeting earlier this month. Wide With Mrs. Charles Pasternack ire Invited and welcomed at meet­ WASHAULE presiding, tha group planned te ing* of the Huly Cross organiza­ bold a covered dish supper on th* tions for grids* ssvsn through 12. Crease Itmistant aacond Wednesday o f each month Keg. 89c and a Card and Game Party on tha fourth Wednesday o f each Promotion Day Set Sunday Behind Departments and month axcept during Lent. th* Baptist Training Union o f the An All-day rummage sale was Oviedo First Baptist Church will set for neat Friday and Saturday observe Iheir annual Promotion on tha Parish House Grounds on Day at Sunday services, Rev. Jack Church S t In conjunction with SAVE ON SEWING QUALITY T. Brant, paster of tha church, this svent the women are request­ KABHICH AT LOWEST PRICES announced today. ing that all good, excess articles te ba contributed fo r tha aale be brought to th* Parlab House porch Choir Time Changed anytime before the opening date. The Children's Choir o f the SHOP Th* Economy Corner will con- First Christian Church will meet tinue te ba open each Monday Saturday st 2 p. m. instead of Hwy. 17 - 92, North of Maitland from • a. m. until I p. m. and on at 10 s. ni. as is regularly sche­ Saltydaya from 10 a. m. until 3 duled, Mrs. Barbara Brown, direc­ ■ M i SEW A N D SA V E ■ ■ ■ y. as* lire, Fas Unpack advised. tor, announced today. workers that may be versed in first aid, dieting, and infant care. There is a t o a need for clerical workers to help during the rehabUiutioo period following a disaster. If you feet that you are quali­ fied la these fields, and you have the time, the Red Cross needs you. Lest year during Hurricane Donna, Seminole County Disaster Committee, In cooperation with the Seminole County Civilian De­ fense, set up complete warning service, shelters, and boused ISO people during the height of the hurricane. Many emergency calls were bandied and families were •vacua led to shelters. Following the emergency, The American National Red Cross contributed $13,000.00 in grants to persons in Seminole County to help in the rehabilitation of -hose people suffering damage from the was arranged by WlUtam K. Lovelace, manager of the Riu Theater, More than 3,000 Kiwanis Clubs over the United Statea will join with the Sanford Club In spon­ soring this Kid's Day program. The program will vary widely in the different communitiea hut all of tire Clubs wlU unite in miking tbit sn outstanding event in the minds of the children of the na­ tion. Better than *00 children oi‘ Seminole County and more than two million children of the na­ tion are expected to participate in this one program. By BETTIE SMITH The music department o f the Prairie Lake Baptist Church will be in charge o f the evening Ser­ vice Sunday fo r a program af in­ spirational muaie. Officers of thin department are Mra. Joe Reiidek, choir officer; Jamea Reed, president! Janet Johnson, vko president; Dot Rlcketaon, secretary - treasures; Mra. V. Sullivan, robs chairman and Joe Rsndek, librarian. W. Leonard Jones, pastor, re­ cently completed instructing a study course from tha Baptipt Training Union Manual. Receiving awards at the conclusion o f tha study were Mr. and Mra. Don Claude Beach, Mrs. W. Kirkland, Mr. ard Mrs. Paul Lowe, John Black, Ronnlo Huggins, Mr. and Mra. Hubert Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Huggins, Mr. and Sirs. D. W. Parkeraon and Carolyn Jcnklna. the Beautiful New Whether you’ re buying of gelling real estate property, the hunda to drop your prob­ lem Into are ours I Contact 2521 Park Drive, Sanford Telephone FAIrfaz 2-2111 Nights — FA 2-0448 Homes SEW and SAVE Cotton Prints states A Family Neighborhood bedroom, 1 bath 3 bedroom, 2 baths bedroom, V /z baths 4 bedroom, 2 baths PRICES RANGE FROM M O N T H L Y P A Y M EN T S Some model* ready for immediate occupancy. Alov* in whil* your paper* are being processed. 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No China OK Seen WEST LONG BRANCH. N. J. (UPD — Philippine Ambassador Carlua P. -R<nr.'*M> Sunday that Red China will not be ad­ mitted to the United Nations dur­ ing its current session. Population Guess WASHINGTON (UPI) - Census Director Richard M. Scammon said Sunday the U. S. population would more than double during the life-time of a child now live years eld. A NEW FLAG which has flown over the White House and over the Post Office Dept, in Washing* ton, D. C., was raised for the first time at the Cas­ selberry Post Office Satur­ day during official dedica­ tion ceremonies. Top photo s h o w s Richard Cassel­ berry, Steve Kish and Dan Cuasclberry, S c o u t s of Troop 3-11, raising the flag, which was presented, bot­ tom photo, to Acting Cas­ s e lb e r r y Postmaster Clyde Kercc, right, by C. H. Glad­ den, assistant to the re­ gional director of U. S. Post Office Dept., Atlanta. (Herald Photos) • Training Speeded CLEVELAND (UPI) - Democratic National Chairman Julia M. Bailey has accused some Repub­ licans of trying to ''divide and confuse" the nation fn the midit of the Berlin crisis in in irre­ sponsible effort to win votes. Confers With Adlai NEW YORK iUPD—Argentine President Arturo Frondiit con­ ferred Sunday night with UN Am­ bassador Adlai Stevenson. Frandiri flew to New York Sunday to address the UN General Assem­ bly. He will meet with President Kennedy Tuesday. ‘Missile Milestone* 12 Held In Plot' To Kill Castro HAVANA (UPI) — Cuban police neiictl 12 men who Allegedly planned to ambush Premier Fidel Castro and as­ sassinate him with a muchinegun, bazooka and hand grenade ussault, the government announced Sunday. A statement by the minister of the interior charged the U. S. Central Intelligence Agency IC1A) hail employed the VANDENBERG AFH, Calif. (UI’D — "A significant milestone at a significant time in history" was the way the Air Force de­ scribed today the launching of an ocean-spanning 97-foot Titan mis­ sile from its protective under­ ground silo. Lundies With Mao TOKYO (UPI)—Retired British Field Marshal Earl Montgomery was the lunch guest of Chinese Communist leader Mao-Da Tung Sunday in the city of Wuhan, the New China news agency reported. "They had a friendly talk.” the agency said. Ship Launched 'Troika' Applied To Disarmament LONDON (L T I) — The Soviet Union disclosed Sunday night it ha* extended its three • man ‘‘troika" principle to the field of general disarmament Tass new* agency mad* the ds- men, Including Begundo Burgee, the former governor of La* Villas HAMBURG, Germany (UPI) Province under dictator Fulgrncio The world's largest cable laying ship was launched here Sunday for Batista. the American Telephone and TeleIt gave no hint how the alleged graph Co. The 17.000-ton, lib-foul plot was uncovered. Raids in three long ship was christened "The provinces rounded up the men and Long Lines.” after the long line* brought in a haul of radio trans­ department of ATAT. mitters. code messages and an ar­ senal containing huxooka*. maANKARA, Turkey (UPI I r hi nr gun* and rifles, the govern­ Twenty-five persons, including one ment said. Under operation “ Sport City,” American, were killed .Saturday In the government raid, the nieti were the eratli of a Turkish airliner to pile with their weapuna into near here. Bernard W. Haven* o( f car* hidden in a garage near Ilye. N. Y.. a Mobil Oil engineer Sporting (lily and wait for (.'astro |stationed in Turkey, was the American victim. to rid* by. Plane Crash Kills 25 i East German Boss In Moscow in the Berlin crisis. Llbricht, who srrived at Mos­ cow Airport with a big entourage, may got to Sochi on the Black Sea, where Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev was reported te he Defend Berlin, Kennedy Tells World GOP Accused closure in a dispatch on a report on Soviet-United Stale* disarma­ ment talks it said Foreign Minis ter Andiei Gtomyko had turned over to the United Nation*. One of the cart would shoot out Tass said that in the course of and block the way ami then a negotiations between John J. Me“ " O '" * lommygun* and haxooka* was to rums speeding up Cloy, President Kennedy * disarm­ from behind and open fire. ament adviser, and Deputy For­ To finish the job, the govern­ eign Minister Valerian Zorin, the ment said, the plotters planned to Soviet Union made the following station a conspirator arruns the road in a station wagon. An ex­ points; —Genera! ami complete disarm­ pert in hand grenades, he was to ament ip 4 to 6 years with "strict W"w Castro's car to smithereens. No details of the other alleged international control." assassination plan* were disclosed. —No "effective control," no dis , Fingered as the matemiind and armament. a coordinator of anti-Ca«tro ac­ tivities in I-is Villa* Province wo* MOSCOW lUPI >—East German t.uis Tnrmella, 30, a Cuban who Communist ehiaf Waller Ulbrichl i* married to an American. ^ reived unannounced in Moscow today presumably for consulta­ tions on the latest developments "The biggest complaint seems to come from the County Commission Vice Chairman James f . Avery today charged-tb®. pttis rvith slnwiiajF-ifrw. about—.*•* * umnanU o f * *>ust political itiartnsrA. of the <w?tmJ” fPn and holding it up to ridicule. county should know by now that political machines In "W hy hasn't the press stressed the accomplish­ Seminole County are dead. ments of the present board instead of gunning for us.” .. 1* bow much money the pres* is gohe .iildz-d. •• ' ing to spend on the funeral." When questioned by a llcrmld reporter. Avery said "W hy hasn't the press mentioned the budget being "I think reporting the accomplishment* of the commis­ held to six mills while effcciency has increased to the sion during this calendar yenr is "lacking in stating the public. fncts and nn obvious attempt to ridicule the efforts o f "The head or the Florida State University govern­ dedicated individuals.” ment department has complimented the commission for "My concern,” Avery said. “ is not the lack of con­ its directive system and the reorganization of the road structive criticism as evidenced by the press but the ef­ department hns increased efficiency over 300 percent," fect it will have on qualified civic minded individuals Avery said. who may have contemplated seeking public office. WASHINGTON IUPI) - Army reservists called to active duty in the Berlin crisla are expected to be combat ready in four months— half the time required to train such units in the Korean War. Ex Klan Chief All State TALLAHASSEE (UPD — For. mer Ku Klux Klan chieftain Bill Hendrix asked the S:ate Supreme Court today to cios* down Flo­ r id a 's public schools and let (he people vote on whether they want to allow race-mixing. Hendrix, old Olds mar, filed (he writ of mandamus on his >wn. The court set no Immediate hear­ ing. He brought the suit against the State Cabinet which sita as (he Board of Education. He asked for a court order to the board clot­ tin g down the schools immediately. HemTrix, of Old ama r, filed the Constitution does not require any state to furnish a school *ystem, adding “ it is more important to follow ths due process of law than it is to have schools.'' He said Florida's Constitution prohibits race - mixing In the schools and that it was not over­ turned by the U, S. Supreme •jL’ourt, desegregation ruling of 1934. The Florida Supreme Court, In • '.previous case, has ruled Flo­ rida's segregation provision was rendered unconstitutional by the federal decision. ••In all stales where the Inte­ gration of schools has caused con­ flict, not one single state has closed all of its schools, but have iftried to close those schools orde­ red integrated by the federal dis­ trict courts,'' Hendrix maintained He asked for an order closing alt free public schools, followed by a referendum vote of the citileai to "decide the type schools Florida cituens want." A number of schools In several Florida counties have voluntarily Integrated this year. Facts, Ridiculing Board 200 More Evicted By East Berlin BERLIN (UPI) — Armed com­ munist police routed 200 more East Berliners out of their homes along the barricaded border wltb West Berlin yesterday. Previously they had cleared out ^stationing. . home* on Harter Strasse. Even while the evictions were 9 The East German Communist boss probably will confer with in progress, a woman slipped Khrushchev on talks between Sec­ down a rope (ruin an East Btrhq retary of Stale Dean Rusk and border apartment. Communist poSoviet Foreign Minister Andrei lica tried to pull the rope up but •he dropped into e waiting West Gromyko in New York. They alto probably will divcuis Berlin fire ael Meanwhile, U. b- Army yeeps the forthcoming air, land and sea force maneuvers of the Commu­ again have begun patrolling the nist Warsaw Pact powers, an- superhighway connecting Berlin Rtpuuied today by Iht official So­ ! with Weal Germany across lid | milae at ewninunix territory. viet cate new* agency. Skeletons Of Two Fliers Identified SOMERVILLE, N. J. (UPD . Two men whose skeletons were found in the wreckage of s small plane in a remote wooded area of the Sourland Mountains were iden­ tified today as two prominent Guatemalan businessmen. State police at the Somerville barracks Identified the victim* at Manfred Kpolowils, president of a large automotive firm, and J Alfredo Tabusb, owner of a d* pertinent ttore. both of Guate­ mala City. Stats police said tbs men had disappeared six months ago while on a flight f.'t^i New York to . Guatemala. Disposal Explodes SOUTH WILMINGTON, III (UPD—Jerry Touvelle, 5, wa* killed amt hi* grandfather, David Motta, .v>, injured when a garhage disposal unit exploded in t:* Iwieoient of their home hrrr The cause o( the blad was undeter­ mined. Six Break-Ins Over Weekend Reported A rush of break-ina hit the city in a tH hour period over the week end. police reported thia morning. Thiee ut the break-ins, according to Chief Roy Williams were con­ nected end according to Williams were the work of (he «ame man. Early Saturday morning homes at 810 Elm Ave., *14 Myrtle and 918 S. Flench ae well as a gaiags at 1002 8. French Ave. were en­ tered. Police said that $90 was taken from the Myrtle Av*. address. Police alao reported breakin* at Castle Brewer CL, numetini-i over the weekend *• well a* Andeisou’s Do-Nul shop on Flench Ava. Nothing s i s apparently taken from tbeee places, according to WUItta* UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (UI’D — President Kennedy railed on the United Notion* today to conclude "a truce to terror" hut By LARRY VF.RM1EL warned that if nereseary the Nobody asked me hut ere we supposed to pat the County Cum- i Western puwei* aie ready to de­ mission on the bark fur doing the fend Berlin “ by whatever means are forced upon them,” job they were elected to do J s e, • Kennedy, making hie first ap­ Nobody asked me but, it migh. pearance before the UN (irneiul be wise for the lie-aid to print Assembly, said them was no need the entire welfare roll at least for a Berlin criais, but that the once a year so sap taxpayers can Western powers were calmly re­ solved to defend then''obligation* see where their taxes are going. • * • and ecceea to a free West Berlin. Four Couniy Commissioners as "W# believe a peaceful agree­ well at the County engineer road ment i* possible which protects superintendent and clerk of tha freedom of West Herlln ami the court met in a closest door Allied presence and access,” hs conference Friday afternoon. The commission refused to allow the press in. Vice Chairman James P. Avery, when questioned by a reporter after the meeting as in what went on, said “ bang, bang." s e a said in Ida prepared addicts, "while recognising the hiatorie mid legitimate Interest* of others ill assuring European security.” Urging other nations to Join this country in •‘dismantling tha na­ tional capacity la wag* war," the chief executive also offered spe­ cific plan* (or using military pow­ er to keep the p,-ure pending a start on genuine disarmament. Kennedy recommended that all members of tha Unites! Nations earmark special “ peace • Keeping units" uf their armed force* for UN use against hrushftre wars. The President mad* these points: He firmly rejected the Russian 'Troika” theory o f replacing the late UN Secretary General Dag Hnmmarakjold with s triumvirate. Ho announced that the United .States shortly would present to the General Assembly a detailed program for general and complete disarmament. Aa a start on disarmament, ho railed for an immediate nuclear test ban treaty among all nutlons. Kennedy urged extension o f the UN Charter to the rest of the uni­ verse, thu* reserving outer epaco for peaceful us* and prohibiting weapon* of ma*a destruction in apace or on celestial bodies. W ork On South Seminole Schools Set This W eek Speaking of bang, bang, mem­ bers of the county survey team killed a 31 inch coral snake .he Work i.w expected tu atari this week in constructing two other day. P. S. no pistol ws» used in the slaying. new aclnml* in south Seminole County. • «• The county achool bonrtl, meeting in apeciul seaalun Fri­ Poor President Kennedy must day afternoon, awarded a contract tu II. L. Coble Construc­ be running out of money . , . Only half of (he steps at the tion Company of Orlando for a new Hear Lake Elementary Sanford Post Office were painted. School and junior high school near Cmwellrerry at a com• * e ' 1 " " ’ ^him-d cost of $815,431. Tl*e results of the Jaycees com­ f II n Ilf I The Junior high school plant, munity development study will be P o w e r s V lO r K ^ claaerooma, a made public later in the week. science laUuatoiy, a ehop and ad• s * ministiativa suite wilt coat $4H;i, Hear the smoke coming from 258. the Longwood Fire Dept, meet­ Th# other school, a 211-classroom ing* lately it so heavy it's fog­ elementary school at Rear Lake UNITED NATIONS, N Y. (I P I ) ging the whole town . . . don't will include a enfeturium, library know what S u yet hut if past —Small power uplomat* were ami administrative suit* and cost working Unlay on s plan lo ap­ record* are any indication, you can bet the firemen are cooking point an interim administrator of I32H.173. The Coble bid was Ule lowest uf up something real good for the (lie United Nations lo replace the late Secretary General Dag llain- fuur submitted. There was no local whole city, « • * mankjold. contractor in the bidding. Other Nego 1st ion* on a resolution combined bid* included (lulter Co. Five Herald employes from l.ake Mary came in this morning which they planned lo submit to of Miami, ♦•sT.i.noo; H. J. High of asking to borrow money tor some (lie General Assembly sometime Orlando, I *38,.*(10; and J. 11Illicit real good glasses . . . said they tins week went ahead despile the Sapp of Orlando, $ttlu,tnru. spent the weekend trying to find appearance of President Kennedy Completion date for the schools all that road paving going on before the awembly. have been set for Aug. 1, 1!»52, The assembly would he avked out there amt developed serious lo name an intern administrator eyestrain , . . • * • witli the tide of secretary general. I. sure would hr nice if Presi­ A single nominee led diplomats dent Kennedy would stop sending In believe the person named to his post office lint shots down (he interim post would find him­ here with canned speeches #or self in a long term job. For Dag Successor Reds Call NATO Games Provoking every post office dedication. » • * Cut In Cuban Aid Fund Requested Say. what about the Palms Hotel? 1 thought it was gonna he renovated. The City Commis­ sion will meet at 8 p. in. today WASHINGTON (UPI) — The and we hope some positive ac­ Senate Appropriation* Cuiiiliiittr* tion on this 'eve sore' wilt be ha* recommended a 50 per cent taken. cut in the IJil million which Pied* • * dent Kennedy a'ked to continue The city of .Sanford was given aid to Cuban refugee*, moil of an additional priority boost (or its them in Miami. proposed sewage treatment plant. The progrum, begun U d fall, Tbr city went up three points in has I,ceil financed in far thmugh tha priority ratings. the Pieeulent's contingency fund. Kennedy asked for • special ap­ propriation under tha health, edu­ cation and welfare department for another year. MOSCOW (U P D —Land, air arfd naval forces of Communist War­ saw Treaty power* will stage ex­ Boy Killed ercise* tn October and November, CREST VIEW (U P !) — A 15year-old Biloxi, Mias., boy, de­ Tas* reported todey. Th* official Soviet news agency scribed by state troopers a* a run­ Tai* said th* eserciaea will be away, wa* killed early today when held In Warsaw Treaty countries. struck by an automobile aa he It said th* object o f the exercises •ispt alongside • road east of was to “check the result* of this Freeport. He was identified as AKara StocksUiL year’s training." Warsaw Powers Set Maneuvers LONDON (UPI) — The Soviet Union lur proles ed us ' provoca­ tive" NATO maneuvers in Turkey on the border of Russia and Bulgaria, Moscow Radio said loday. Moscow Radio home service heard here said III* Soviet Union made a verbal protest tn (he Turkish ambassador Saturday. The \ \TO ' Checkma #’* ma­ neuvers included the l .S. Sixth Fleet. British, Turkish and Greek forces, and t S. airborne troops. They began Sept. 12. "The very (act that such ma­ neuver* are being held by NATO states at the present moment points to their provocative na­ ture," the radio quoted th* Sovi­ et pro.est. Esther Drifting BOSTON t UPD — Former Ilurin an* Lather, which l o o p e d around the Atlantic during the weekend, la now 275 mile* south of Nantuekat and drifting north­ ward, th* Weather Ruitau report­ ed today. He warned of “ smouldering coals uf war in 8outheait Asia,” partic­ ularly in lows and South V letNani. The President rejected the Russian theory that theso are “ wars of lib*ration.* He rejected aa utterly Impos­ sible the idea of current differ­ ence* flaming Into major conflict, ■aying no matter how Inlenaa tha current issues, "mankind muat put an end to war or war will put an end to mankind.” While it haa been accepted is Western council* for some tints that a more or lea* permanent division o f the Uermaniea w*a in­ evitable, thia wa* th* first time Kennedy had spelled out accept­ ance of a separate Soviet peacs treaty with fleet Germany . First Sky-Piracy Suspect Arrested WASHINGTON (U PI) - Elbert Miller Brooks, his wife and 8 yearold son boarded a Piedmont Air­ lines plane here Sunday (or a Bight lo Roanoke, Va. Ten minutes after the plane took off Iroiu National Airpurt Brooks was arrrstrd by the FBI the first under the new federal sky-piracy law. The FBI said Hu* plane's purser discovered an automatic pistol wrapped in a newspaper on th« seat near the 38-year-old Eagle Rock, Va., man. The plane returned here. FBI agents charged Brooks with vio­ lation of the law nuking it a fedrral crime to carry a concealed weapon on an airliner. Brooks, who said he had the gun for pro­ tection. told agents he a n not aware uf the law. He was released under a J2.V) bond. Still Seized HI'SUN ELL (U P D —State dev. erag« agent> destroyed a listgallon copper moonshine still near here Sunday and confiscated four Jugs uf liquor. Tummy Ueen, uf the beverage department, said Wilbur Johnson of Sumter Couniy ha* been charged with puiiesa.on of moonshine and moonshtmng equipment. Herald Index Bridge . ... — ........ Page 7 Classified _ _ _ Pag* 8 * 9 . Pag* 8 Comics ..... — Deer Abby __ _. Pag* 7 _____ Pag* 4 Editorial Pag# 1 Eulartainniant .. Pag* ! A 1 Legale ----- -Ponte . .... Page 7 Society ------- P a g e * Sporte • i 0 � 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. 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Stocks of. new fall and winter items are especially attractive and offer a fresh change from the attire and activities of the summer months, although there are still a few chances left to get some real good buys on end-of-summer specials. Merchants, realising that although today is the first day of fall, the weather will be warm for a while yet, are calling attention to the convenience of Lay*o* f Ways. Selection of items now, while stocks are fresh and the choice of colors, styles and sixes is at its peak, is the smart buyers way to get ahead of the game. * ★ \ Nobody asked me but Is It true that tha new Seminole County Jail is au plush that ft may be called the "Semi v i e Hilton r s e e 'Forsaken' • • • sion Tuesday, referred to her town, second largest in the County Commissioner James P county, as "the forsaken municipality." Avery was upeet about the high "1 hope the taxpayers wake up now since they can sec grata M ar SR 42? , . . aaid k toye type commissioners they put in office. Just look what was higher than an automobile. Lab Loss Helps Canal Chances, Bryant Believes ^JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Al* though Texas instead of Florida will get the federal government'! $60 million space center, Gov. Farris Brysnt believes this will improve Florida's chances of get­ ting a 1168 million cross-state barge canal. “ That's' the lemonade in that U nion,” Bryant aaid here. “ The location of this space thing in Houston, while bad (or Florida, is good for the barge canal.’ ’ The Senate Appropriations Com­ mittee Wednesday approved the full $193,000 that waa requested for pre-construction planning of the proposed canal. Bryant greet­ ed this news with a “ hooray." ~ T h c House earlier voted only % o.goq for updating an economic «*tud> of the project. Bryant aaid that if the full Senate approves the $193,000 appropriation and the matter goes into a conference committee, Sen. Spessard Holland would he on the committee to boost chances of the Senate having itJ way. Bryant waa here for a brief ^idreaa at the dedication of the Jacksonville Newt Club. On road matters. Bryant aeld bit administration Is moving *'as fast aa we possibly can'* to pro­ cure rights-of-way befwcen Jack­ sonville and Daytona Beach for eonatruetlon of Intcratata Highway $3. ■Berlin Bolsters Border Guard BERLIN ( C P I ) - W e s t Berlin •ulhorities announced today they ere assigning crack "alert po­ lice.” trained to deal with Com­ munist rioters, to duty on the irder between East and Wsst erlin. The 3.000-man force, backed up by iti own motorised unita. will reinforce U. S., British and French troopa and regular city police holding the border again* Cunmunist encroachment. West Berlin alao plans to awear In 2,000 police reservists neat week to Join the 16.000-man regu|W.- force in guarding food stock­ piles, public buildings, factories and other key installations. The Communist organ Xeues Deutschland today darided Presi­ dent Kennedy's appointment of re­ tired Gen. Lucius D. Clay as his representative here. It d'-cribed Clay as "a famous ca- t r of chopped meat"—a reference to tha ex-generai'a post-retire menl gptsition with the Continental Can Company. Western observers were wait­ ing today to see what use Com­ munist boss Walter Ulbricht would make of the sweeping, pow­ ers granted him by Communist East Germany'a puppet parlia­ ment. t Herald Index . Pag* 8 ---- Pag* 12 4k 1$ ........... Pag* 9 ____ Page 8 Dear Abby Pag* 6 . Pag* 9 Entertainment Legal* .......... Page 12 * 13 .. Page 9 ........... Psg* 8 9 Sports ..____ . Pag* T Bridge Classified they've dona with this road pro­ gram for example," aha pointed out. "I think it alarming that tha county can taka many thou­ sands o f dollars from our muni­ cipalities end give beck only a few cents in the road and bridge re­ fund. I've urged our residents for more than a year to attend the commission meetings to see how their money is spent. "Furthermore, tome nf these roads they’rt paving aren't travel* ed by one car avery 30 minutes while Seniinola Blvd. in Cassel­ berry, which has at much traffic, night and day, aa SR 436 waa left out. This road, In addition to lo­ cal travel, is used by school buses, fruit truck* and through-stats semi-trailer trucks and motorists," the emphasised. “ I predict that come neat elec­ tion, there'll be tome eyebrows raised and foreheads wrinkled when the applecart, If it doesn't get completely turned over, at least is dangerously rocked," she said, adding that "I can aay, too, that our Casselberry road board chairman, Giahant Wilson, and his committee members, support me in my criticisms o f the "Coun­ ty Flce-Tw v Road Program"* Probe $50,000 Welfare Fraud BUFFALO. N.Y. (U P I )- Erie County official* inveetigated to­ day a "fantastic" welfare fraud in which a Buffalo couple alleged­ ly chea.ed the county of tome $30,000 In assistance over a 13year period. U came to light in city court Wedneaday when Marvin llerrod, 3$. (a Negro), appeared on a charge of public Intoxication brought by his wife, Wilhelmina. The Herrods, parents of lix children, live in a rundown sec­ tion of the city. Arrested early Wednesday, Herrod told details of the alleged fraud, first to arresting officers, then to City Judge Joseph P. KutiynSlri and ftnaUy to Assistant County Attorney Ronald W. Plewnlak. For 13 years, the suspect said, he had received weekly salaries from $130 to $300 while his wife remained on the relief rolls at $280 a month. Ervin O Ks Bonds To Build Schools TALLAHASSEE (UPl — Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin Issued an opinion today which gave an offi­ cial green-light to Gov. Karri* Bryant’s plan to borrow 11$ mil­ lion for construction at stata universities. Ervin previously has made a verbal ruling that a 11$ million bond Issue for this purpose would be valid, and voted with other Cabinet members to proceed with plena to Issue the bonds through the Development Commission. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A word to the State Road depart­ ment: Better take tome pistols along when you cut the grass , . . might be tome snakes there. • • • Nobody asked me but H took themerchants a long time to educate the publle about shop­ ping in Sanford . . . How long >t U gonna take them to educate our governing bodies? • • • A police-escorted motorcade (o (he football game in Orlando at the Tangerine Bowl will be form­ ed at the Seminole High School parking lot at $:30 p.m. Friday. The motorcade will leave promp.1y at $:43 so decorate your own car with the school colors of orangeand black, get in line, and away we go! For those who ean't make It to the mo.orcade, the Tangerine Bowl la located four block* weit of the Orange Blossom Trail in Church St. Game start* at 1:13 • • • ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Sty? e i O c* OouBty OonmiiikMi on county officials after eight months: two fin d ; one resigna­ tion and Ihroa naar Biases! • e • Casselberry Alderman Hope Bennett, commenting on I thought they were gome re­ the county five year road program adopted by the Commis­ pair tha Palma Hotel? ^ ★ ★ ★ More Than 11,000 Heralds Delivered Today! ■V LABBT V1RJKKL Casselberry ★ ★ ★ ★ ifm tU i WEATHER: Cloudy through Friday. High today, 85-90. Low tonight, 70-75. VOL. 53 United Prase nsuvA... Fallout Rises TAMPA (U PI) — Radioactive fallout In the Tampa Bay area hat increased "sharply", since the resumption o f Russian nuclear teste, it was reported Wednesday. Suspect Held WOODBURY, N. J. (U P D — A 36-year-old laborer, Elliott John­ son, accused in Jacksonville, Fla., of shooting his wife, was arrested in Riverside, N. J-, Wednesday by the FBI. Contact Lost INGLEWOOD, Calif, (U PI) — Radio contact with the Discoverer XXXI, launched last Sunday aft­ ernoon into polar orbit, has been lost, the Air Force announced Wednesday. Leased W in Established 1908 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 284 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- :______ _________ •• .. $ 4 Million Plant To Open In Sanford Early In '6 2 A 94 million cabinet making industry, called one o f the biggent in the nation, will open a branch office in Sanford in the spring of 1962, the Herald learned today. The company, Del-Mar of Atlanta, Ga., and Miami has purchased a nine-acre site on Country Club Rd. be* tween 21st and 25th St. and will start construction on a 50,000 square foot building in December. President of the firm, Jerome Zimmemiun told the Herald this morning that about 65 persons will be em­ ployed at the start of the operation “ but it will ba expanded and will double its size in two years.” Zimmerman also stressed that the majority of th* employes will be from the Sanford area. Zimmerman said his company, in business for 25 years, will develop a new type o f kitchen cabinet with the main operational headquarters in Sanford. He and Vice President Dewey Smith, as well as membern of the newly formed Sanford Seminole De­ velopment Company, met this morning to arrange the financing of the new building and to hold • brief press conferencs afterwards. TWO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS made a preliminary inspection o f the new county jail Wednesday and were "pleased” with what they saw. From right to left, Com* missloners Ted Williams, J. C. Hutchison, Chief Deputy Jim Singletary, associate architect John Burton and con­ tractor Jack Jennings. The Sheriff* force hopes to move into the new facility sometime next month. (Herald Photo) Gets Fair Site .NEW YORK ( U PI)—Nationalist China's eihtbiUon spate In the 1964-65 New York World's Fair will be next to Yugoslavia’s and Braxil't. Wednesday, China be­ came the second country to sign a contract for spare. Gown Stolen Sure would be nice to see an I.AS VEGAS, Nev. (U PD— Ac­ American flag at the ball park tress l.lnda Darnell repotted the during the next home bail game. theft of a $450 evening gown Wed­ • • • nesday to Clark County sheriff* THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Did Mack Cleveland Jr. resign as deputies. Mis* Darnell, currently County Attorney (or pressing appearing s ' the Thiindrrblrf ltd' business reasons or, was It be­ tel, said the pink-lined purple cause he missed target practice dress disappeared while it was belug pressed. one day. • • • I* Rod Serling thinking of ATHENS, Greece (U PI) — lie scripting a “ Twilight Zone" pro­ tired Gen. Constantine Dovas, gram in the courthouse? • • • King Paul's chief military counse­ The reported who wrote that new lor, was sworn in Wednesday night school books had been ordered ae prime miniater of a caretaker oh Oct. II certainly waa a for­ government until national elec­ ward looking individual, to aay tions are held Oct. 29. Prime Min­ the least. Sorry. ister Constantine Caramanlit ten­ dered hii resignation Wednesday. Premier Sworn UN Committee Takes Up China UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) —Hie question of a UN seat for Communist China comes up for initial debate today when the Gen­ eral Assembly's Steering Commit­ tee takes up the agenda. While the 31-member committee met and the assembly waa In ad­ journment until Friday, backstage efforts went ahead lo have the world parliament name an acting secretary general until a succes­ sor to Dag Hammarskjold is chosen. An informal 12-nation commit­ tee with wide geographic distribu­ tion scheduled an afternoon meet­ ing to draft s resolution asking the Security Council to recom­ mend Hammarskjoid's successor. It would propose that the assem­ bly meanwhile select an acting secretary general. Fallout Survey Set The Corps of Engineers in Jacksonville will be in Seminole County in a matter of weeks to survey all buildings suitable for fallout shelters. County Commi* , t loner James P. Avery said today. Urges UF Giving WASHINGTON (U P D -P re tldent Kennedy has urged Ameri­ cans to contribute generously to the united community campaign* across the country. He noted that the nation's t,200 United Funds and Community Chests are trying to raise $478 million for nearly 30,000 state and local voluntary services. Cease-Fire News Esther Slows, Hits New England Radioed To Troops NDOLA, Northern Rhodesia l LTD — Repeated radio broad­ casts beamed to the Congo's "in­ dependent" Katanga Province to­ day advised troops on both sides o( the battle lucre that a ceasetiro had been arranged. It was not immediately certain whether word of the agreement ANKARA, Turkey (U P I)—The reached by Katanga's President oldest son o f former Turkish Pre-1 Moise Tsliombe and UN negoti­ niter Adnan Mendsres, who was ator* here was getting through to hanged earlier this week, has the troops. dropped out o f the Oct. 16 elec-1 The broadcasts were carried in tions at hit late father’s request. French by Rhodesia's Federal Yuksel Mrmlerea said Wednesday, Broadcasting Corporation at the ha was withdrawing from the race request of both the United Nations for parliament because his father’ and Tthumbe to make sure that In a letter had aaked him to stay all the troops gut the newi. out of politice. Son Withdraws Money Saver Seminole High School football fans planning to go to the game at the Tangerine Bowl in Or­ lando Friday, when the Seminolet meet Kdgewater can save them­ selves 73 cen s on student and childrens tickets by purchasing them at Seminole High School to­ day and Friday, for 30 cents. All tickets at the gate are 31.23, with, reserved seals estra. Fire Dqmages Freezer Unit The Sanford Fire Dept, an* wered a call at 3:41 a m. today to 1303 Mellonville Ave. where a (reerer unit at the home of Ray­ mond Sikes had started burning. Minor damage was confined mainly to the unit of the freexer, according to Fire Chief Mark Cleveland Sr. IIOSTON (UPI) — Capricious Cod in the face o f flood tides. were takes from the summer IlvrrliHm- Esther pounded south­ Twelve-foot breakers walloped tha White House overlooking Nantuckroast. ett Sound to Otis Air Force Base, ern New England with wind* and In a mid-morning advisory, the 26 miles sway. rain today. The weather Bureau Weather Bureau said "Hurricane said, however, the storm had Esther has slowed down and Is slowed down and appeared weak­ giving Indication of a slight weakening." ening slightly. The slowdown meant that the Men, women and children, in­ brunt of the storm will not reach cluding President Kennedy's two suulhein Cape Cod until this aft­ children, were evacuated on Cape ernoon, the Weather Bureau said. MIAMI (UPI) - Premier Fidel At least 1.000 persons on Cape Castro charged last night the Cos! moved inland or to higher United States it plotting new "a g ­ ground. gression" against Cuba. Nearly five million persons in In a 2t«-hour speech broadcast New England weathered or were The Longwood City Council will In (ho path of the tropiral storm by Radio Havana, Castro said Ilia tough talk of some Americans and continue an adjourned Sept. 7 1 which packed winds up to 115 (lie "campaign of the Faiciitic session at S p. m. today lo adopt miles an hour. clergy" indicated a new attack ia the n* i budget ami sc. a mlllage At least one death wu* attribut­ .n the making. rale Chairman R. C. Carlson said ed to the hurricane, Fred Towne, this morning. It was the second time Castro 45, of Cleveland, N. Y.. Was killed had "cried wolf" in as many Meeting in special session Sept. when his truck skidded on the days. Wednesday night's speech II, the council drew up a 1901-62 rain-slicked .Massachusetts Turn­ |was made al commcncemc.it exbudget calling for v .f. n Klures pike at Chicopee, Mass., and I erases for 730 army political com­ in the neighborhood of Itl.tiM plunged off a railroad bridge. missars educated at Havana's and a 10 mill tax levy. The hurricane lashed eastern Osvaldo Sanches Cabrera scltool. l.ong Island, N. Y., and barreled into New England on the 23rd an­ DA,‘VIA SEMINOLE INDIAN niversary of one nf the worst hur­ RESERVATION (UPI) - Howard ricanes in history. Tile hurricane LAKELAND (UPD - To# Flo­ Tiger, jo, a former U. S. Marine, of 193H killed 632 persons and rida Citrus Commission will hold was sworn in Wednesday as presi­ caused $500 million damage. a special meeting ttonday to conThe Kennedy children, Curoline I sidcr a proposed marketing order dent of the Seminole Trilic of 3, ami John F, Jr., 9 months. tu boost grapefruit tales. Florida. Inc. Castro Charges New U S. Plot Longwood To Okay New Budget Today Seminoles hlect Citrus [Meeting Three Pot - Shots From The Bushes - - Or Who Dunn It Both Baker and Lor mans sharp­ not, never have been, or ever Coda y Coinm.ssioner Vernon Dunn, laid up at borne with a ly criticised the program, saying will be a politician. "Therefor*. I am not seeking heart condition but, prom sing to that (he citiea in the county were headlines - - - 1 don't need them. bn baek at the front next Tues­ being neglected. "The on* and only promts* I Dunn aaid he wished the Coun­ day, fired tome lengthy aalvoa at the Mayor of Sanford and ty Commission would had taken have eve* mad* waa to do my Longwood and even a short blast more time to study the program |best to assist other commission­ and had not t dop ed a toe aa me ers lo conduct county business on at the county board today 1 a more realistic business-like Dunn released a 400 word stale-. day. ment from bis Fern Park home The board ahouid have looked basis and keep the public inform-! in reference to Sanfonl Mayor at the program on a county wide ed " I cannot help but comment Joe Baker's and Longwood Mayor basis . , .according lo need and on statements mad* by Mayor of A. R. Lormann'e remarks criticis­ priority, he aaid. Sanford and Mayor of Longwood Here it Dunn's statement: ing the commission for adopting “ Contrary to some opinion I aa reported in the Heraid regard­ -Is five-year-road program Tues­ have repeatedly stated that I am ing the eouMy road program- day. "1*1 me refer them to page 231 of to* Florida County Commis­ sioner manual as supported by the attorney general's opinion. • 'T h e county road system cossis t of all public roads outside of municipalities not included in the state highway system or slate park system and such municipal connection links and extensions may be agreed upon by the coun­ ty commtatton and municipal au­ thorities. "Let me alto call attention to the 1961-62 budget listing $32,210 fur Sanford and $3,600.39 for long-' quires further explanation. This wood which ia 30 percent of lhe> amount includes the $32,210, the ad valorum tax levied or rol-| remaining 30 pt-cenl of the road lected within these municipalities and bridge fund lax, together for I960. with a per capi a estimate of “ That is all live county m re­ race track funds, 20 percent of the quired to do— municipalities are; surplus of the seven cents gaso­ supposed to be self maintained, line, motor tucl tax, sales, etc." with the above provision there is' ctr. which does not refund dirsuppo-ed to be s complete separa­ ec:ly lo the county road and tion o( mumc.pal and county ope­ bridge fund. ration. "Let'* look at the record of "Mayor Baker’ a statement of what hat been spent in lb* San­ $26u.oio which Sanford kicked in- ford area during the past six t*» the road sod bridge fund re­ years of road and bridge toads, stale secondary funds and state primary fundi. "Let's look at the entire pic­ ture. "It bad been my Impression that the ensuing year’s counly road program would be presented for the cum motion tor study sod the entire board would In turn inspect each District and then assign priurit.es on • coun­ ty wide basis according to a certain criteria. "However I read (hat It waa approved bang, bang," Dunn {aid. a- �61}* WA8H1XGT0N (U PI) — Laos, the trouble spot ihuntod out o f tbe headlines by Berlin nnd tbe Congo, io again arousing highlevel concern la lb* U. I . govern- Tbo unins pectod true* Is en­ Ins a p tu « and unification agree, racnt ia yet In sight. T te rainy abling Communist North Vietnam aaasoa which hamper* military to u-e Pathet Loo territory s* e operation* in I.a os i* «n«linf. The military supply route for arming Berlin war threat ia putting a and reinforcing Urn Viet Congo lo v in g Ambassador W . A v m ll Harriman, assigned by President Kennedy to try to negotiate n settlement of the prosy East-West war in Lose, baa filed discourag­ ing report from his eurrent mission to Sontheast Asia, of­ ficials said. high priority itrain on 17. S. and terrorist war ia nelgbberiag South Viet Nam. Western military resourres. Thailand, the neighbor to the American official* tay thU com­ bination of circumstance* does not southwest, ia .worried that it will necessarily add up to the likeli­ be the neat target. Harriman has gone from Laoa hood of a renewed offensive by the Soviet-armed Pathet Lao to Salgoii. He also will go to Bangkok to discuss the outlook forces, but it might f t * bottle w.os found Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. John Simmer of Lockhart, Tex., on tha beach of th* Metegtrda Peninsula Mar Corpus Christ!, where they had goes honeheomblng after Carta h id passed. They placed tha let­ ter la another envelop* nnd 'milled it to Hay* In Carson Oily. I t * data o f the letter was fixed bp th* dot* o f a cheek, which Loagwood Aren Chamber of Commerce members, netting for the first time after tbo summer receii, beard their new president, E. P. Richards, stress the im­ portance of increasing tha mem­ bership. Making suggestions on mians of gaining new numbers and of stimulating tha interest of present ones, Richards called attention to tbo fact that the area organisation does not operata at those in met­ ropolitan araaa but. Instead, serves tha smaller municipality more on th* baaia of a civie or­ ganisation. He pointed out that not only does U represent the busincises of Loagwood but U a voice of Its people as well. For this reason, bo advised, residents as wall at business men should becom* members and give tha or­ ganisation their wholehearted sup- In other business, tentative plana for tte annual Christmas by tte Govaaaugba to kelp on- Party, n community event spon­ courage anyone who found ft to sored by th* chambor with assist­ ance from otter Loagwood tlvic, Mad ft. m Nn way. Tte.toMar, Ofttengh wrinkled social and church groups, were fram hrtng rt tte bottle, was clearly legible and m u s t watorM asters also vara reminded ttortad daapfto what must have that although Um city’s residen­ teM n long stay hi tte sen or tial treat have boat numbered for some time, vary few of th* homo* are displaying tte numbers. They were advised that L. L. Cos, Im­ mediate past president, hot the residential listings and may bo contacted at his office or homo for tha information. Announcement was made that Mias Dorothy Heath, secretary, la accepting the annual membership duos which may b* mailed to bar. Mr. and Mri. Charles Itawart, former Ohio residents who have built a home on Oxford Av*. ware introduced and welcomed. W. F. Lltke, vice-president and program, chairman, advised that arrange­ ments- would be mad* far a guest ipesker or for an entertainment program at tbe neat matting. During tbo dosing social per­ iod, refreshments wort served ky Miss Healb and Elton Haatb. By CAROL IBPBOM Tbo.request far perrakscian to construct n boras stable oa Pint St. In Chuluota was denied by tha Somiaol* Toning Commission rt M adjuslmsnt tearing held in the court house Monday. Chuluota rastdonU prosontod a «iih mora than MO afgnoturaa rt opposition to tte stable construction which wan contrary to prooart toning sootrlctsans. Cbuluola Retired Polka d u b, pot luck supper, Community House, * p. m. Cassalbarry Lions Club, Bill* Diner, i:90 p.m. Oviedo American Legion Poet Legion Hut, I p.m. ^ FRIDAY North Orlando Teen-Hop, front of Village llall, 7:30 p. m. MONDAY Lake Mary B«y !k QuU ' t v •• Scout l f 4t|"N p.- m— (U P I)—Mr*. B. Potta Johnson, wif# of the Lon*woud Boy Scouts, (JSJ Baptist Church, 7 p. m. • • * Oviedo Masonic Lodge 343 Ma­ sonic Hall, g p. m. TUESDAY Loagwood Volunteer Fire Dept. Fire Hell, 7 p. ns. superintendent nt the city prison ferm, is a woman o f few word*. She used exactly II to recap­ ture an escaping jiyivuncr. Mrs. Johnson was driving to town Wendosday and saw Walter E. Davis, S4, strolling away from tha farm in bis prison garb. She drova up to him. "W h in art you going?” " I ’m running off,” b* replied. "You'r* not either. Get in this ear,” Mr*. Johnson ordered. Dnvla did. And he waited quiet­ ly wbil* Mr*. Johnson drove to service station and called police to tab* him hock to th* farm. Preliminary ground work began this week for Chuluota'* new cen­ tral water system on tbo Ssventh St. plant aft* across from the Port OHio*. Am iatoiwatiag feature of the m w ay a. era will be o shut-off valra which will enable water to bypass th* aerating cycle in (he overt of fallout threat to the area thirely Mooring safe drinking water rt thr community. HKRE IS THE NEW 1DU2 OUUmubile Super 88 Holiday Four-door hardtop now on display at Holler Motor Sales. This year it has n completely new body stylinsr, sporting a new front end nnd rear fender design giving a sleek, long line. Luxury appointments feature door to door deep-piled car* peting, individual lighted ashtrays in the front and courtesy lights that shine out on the roud when doori are opened to Insure safety. All vinyl door panels and vinyl and nylon upholstery are color-styled to match and foam rubber seats give luxurious seating. (Herald Photo) Kennedy To Address UN Next Week WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ dent Kennedy will probably make his speech before the United Nations early next week. He canceled a news conference scheduled for today to keep his schedule flexible. But his speech plana could not In i completed because of changes in the UN General Assembly schedule caused by the death of Secretary General Dag Hammarskjoid. m r t a h rm l f l HA Maas. If Monday ia aot far the speech, ho wiU By from Caps Cod lo New York for th# addrass, then go to Newport, ILL, for a relatively brief holiday at the home of Mrs. Kennedy'* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Hugh D. Auchinclose. Kennedy was hopeful hi* speech would help keep tbe United Na­ The President planned to spend tion* from faltering following th* weekend at Hyson is Port, llammarskjold'e death. Informed sources mid Kennedy now would mo*t likely make hit appearance early next week, pos­ sibly Monday or Tuesday. The Whit* House announced that Vie* President Lyndon B. Johnson would head a group rep­ resenting Kennedy at Hammarakjoid'e funeral in Stockholm, Sept. Longwood BoysScouts, Christ ChurchEpiscopalPariah Hallwf p. m. # * # DeBary Boy Scouts SOS, Jacksoo’s Service Station, 7:90 p. m. • * • South Seminole VFW Post 1207 Women's Club e f Casselberry, g p. m. WEDNESDAY Chuluota Hobby Craft Club, 9:34 North Orlando Busy Bees Girl .Scouts, Mrs. Mona Grinatcad. 4:30 p. m. * * * Boy Scout Troop 294. 110 W. Commercial St., 8anford. 7 p.m. Chuluota Youth Club, Commun­ ity House, I p. n . * o * Sanford Lodge 1051, Loyal Order oi LIaaso I n «w » Hk t kf mt N i Sr AWete VarmBert Any way you look at it, then's "something extra” about Old* for *61! V-8 performance, right ocrom th* Gulf Deluxe Crown Nylons ^ Una. . . from engines that deliver up to 346 b.p.t Smooth action of OldamobOe’a 1962 4-8 Hydra-Matic l ; . the performance tranomiarton with the solid m w M agnificent new N in u ty .E ig h ts ...s u p e rb new Super SBn S w e e tin g D y n a m i c M s . . . f u n t o d r iv e F - M o plus stunning now Slwrflrwwl Olds offers them wH with opectwoular V-B pW rform w nce...sporty trend-setting style M «ri Vmt 7*ur IV.M Monty! plum a now eon topi of qualify and rollabllliy that mohoe ovary Oldtmobllo a e a r o f auparlorltyt "fo ei"! Suspension refinement* that put new ride nnd roadability in every model! Sporty new stylin g— Inside nnd out -that mirrors the excitement you'll find behind tbo wheat! Visit your Oldxmobik Quality Dealer for a personal Introduction to th* care with "something extra"! p la t tM * * * i i * n i » « wr 1:70 * A M AZIN G N E W G U A R A N TE E It tar Wif KIWI (turpi tar Italicoul. Wtllfel. mtsritiwisl. w dsmill) r«ur Cull Kind Ins Sett set w*v* linicsstle lor Hi wins lusnnlscd stimmuo lilsUa*. cam stsd hr Acocammtriiil auifttM. !<m it* tslillsd to in sdiuitmenl is IcUoo* If the esut* it defect..o iir.sasf.:p cr malttnl iou tnN isctut t *cw Ms vilhof (Ants. If IM nun n mr cthtr im w . Iaw UK oi>l atdw rtf*" rt wtAcvt cAiijs M oflsr yw I lilnd asm Ins. llio*ir| urJ I lot IA«I sou.on cl ta* putt.'iltt pKC repretsatsrt 1 /1as uaumJ non.mum (uiiMiMd Ms d tkc bra* HOLLER SA N F O R D . FLA W Oviedo Homo Demonstration Club, membars homos, g a.m., luncheon meeting. .J New Water Plant Residents Petition A gainst Stable Q uality g u l f HOUSTON, Tee. TB11SDAT North Orlando 4-H Club, k O Beverly Kfeeek. 4 p. a . 1 f o p & y O IL . — CARBON CITY, Nav. (UPI) — W hs* Murries** Corla roared through Tetog k brought about th* delivery of a latter to s Nevada Highway Department engtaeor — mors than five years after it was "malted.” On H an k 21. 1*M, John and Margo Cavanaugh o f Reno wrote • letter t* Denton Hays while they wore on thalr way home from i tour o f South America. They seeled th* latter in n botti# nnd tossed it o ff tbo ship Del Norte hi the Gulf o f Mexico. ftr a tt with snnious South Viet Nam and Thai leaders. lie flew to Southeast Asia after the 14-nation Geneva Conference •tailed on the critical issue of International inspection and ether specific guarantees o f the security of a neutral and independent I.aoe. The Western powers hoped that the logjam might be broken if thr neutral, right-wing leftist factions could agree on formation o f a neutralist-dominated coalition goveminent to spook for I-so* at Geneva. Area C O f C President A Few Words Carla Did Some Good AflerAII • safari Corner 2nd & Palmetto MOTOR SAN FO RD , FLA SALES FA 10711 �«Hff M a r l f m n T hun. S«p V >1. *81— Pa«e S Area Gets #CD Course Get Set For H earty A ppetites DRESSED AND DRAWN LA R G E B A K IN G By ATLANTA MeGLVMS GRADE "A " Allen Forward, preildent o< the Forest City Clvie Assn., reported at the monthly business meeting that be bad contacted Seminole County Civil Defense Director A. B. Peterson Sr. and bad been advised that a Personal Survival £ Course could be arranged for the area. Classes would be held in the Forest City Baptist Church, For­ ward said, and arrangements can be completed if an additional 30 residents of the area sign (or the classes. reporting on pro­ X1KV* gress of thi^.tpmmunity Pprk — said that an access road has been ^ cut to the property and grading abould get underway almost im­ mediately. In other business, the associa­ tion appointed a Ways and Means Committee to organize moneyraising projects for a building at the park, naming Clarence Atchley as chairman. Members working with him will be Mrs. Neel Buell. ^ Mrs. Ernestine Forward and Mrs. ^ Flora Evelsizer. The group was advised that membership cards are back from the printers and are ready for distribution upon payment of -a s­ sociation dues. It also voted to notify residents of the next month­ ly meeting through postcard ad­ vances in an effort to have .11 areas represented for the business m session. Swift's Premium Copeland Country Fresh Franks l-U. ft*. 49" Sausage Jumbo Chunk Suber's Fancy Dry Cured Thick Bologna «. 3 9 ‘ Government Inspected Chicken a iR IA S T B A Lbqs or (withRibo) Lb.4 9 Sliced Bacon u.59‘ G i To Hold Picnic Some 100 employes of the Lock­ heed Carp. Cape Canaveral Divis­ ion, will hold a cookout and out­ ing at Mullet Lake Park Saturday And Sunday, reports Jim Crow at Crow's Camp, who has been help­ ing the group make arrangements for the outing. H. S. Bullock of the Lockheed company is chairman o f the com­ mittee in charge of the cookout. - *' *. *’ Chicken Wingsu 29* FANCY G O LDIN Y ILLO W FRISH RUSSET ALL PURPOSE FRESH C o rn 1 0 »» 4 9 / P o ta to e s •.’, 3 9 / GEORGIA R ID SWEET SWEET GEORGIA RED FRESH Ea r s A p p le s 5 & 4 9 / P o ta to e s £ 4 9 / Survival Course Cape Employes c NO WASTE ALL TENDER, LEAN MEAT Osteen Gets First An organisational and class meeting for the first Personal Survival Course to be held in Osteen has been announced for 7:30 p. m. Friday In the Osteen School auditorium. Don L. Granger of Dcljind from Volusia County Civil Defense Headquarters, who will be the in­ structor, has advised that it ia of extreme Importance for all Osteen resident* interested in receiving the instruction to attend this first meeting. u.59‘ WHITE Dixiona Frozen I collards Thompson Grapes LB. Dixiona Frozen Minute M aid mustard V.Y.V.V^VVlWmNViViViViY.VVmv^ Dixiona ixiana Frozen s. ;* sw u m ru n coupon ret M Top Velaa SUape A# Teet N iew # W b a Pwie lei AdddiM TeTkeM Ktfalarly leraed When Yen funkeie F I V I f o x C ano frozen HAWAIIAN PUNCH voto m i e etPTiMBt* am* & * M orton'* Frozen Lemonade 8 Cent i. Cream Pies 2 fr squash 10-oz. Packages '■ 2 F°r 2 9 i | - - w ■ 'k Pot P es Thrifty M oid C. S. or W. K. o m u i i t l t /L u M e t t & t - r THOUSANDS OF FACTS FROM <3 Flee »urn'P* Dixiona Frozen • U 16-a*. A _ i TO Z ! Golden Corn 7 Hawaiian 303 Cam ’1. P u n c h Musselmon Apple Butter Reef, Chicken, Turkey 3 46-o*. Cam 1. Fischers Premium « ... j. . 25* Ale or Beer 12 'c . “ ' ’V’ •dlwd by .ip.rti — U e u lir t in lw l Butter 59 LB. t..rT a*.* ^ Especially prepared b M *k r. far6 to 11ywarold*. STANDARD PACK L im it o n e with Food 0'd.f LIBBY'S YILLO W CLING (?A iu nki} CAqsmoi} I \ _»-t).J7r» % t - '- «r> ^ / •j THRIFTY MAID CUT SWEET Tomatoes a 10' Peaches 4 ~ 1. Potatoes Bob t No. 2</s CAN Q U A N T IT Y R IG H T S RESERVED I 'm . * C o o d T h u r .., F r l , BaU Srpt. 31, 33, 33. �r * A .v \ v ivv .. antMatT** - v jr & i •1 ■ • - '- . - v Zero Temperature the busy day of a librarian. The Glen Gob program wsa ex­ plained by Mrs. Ernest fioilek, music teacher, who said she sorts out the eoee who "can sing and won't," the none who "can't sing and try," and the eoee who "want to aiag and can." Mn. Am Reynolds, sixth grade M n. Lang, Uhrarten issitMiid teacher, took tho subject of the work of • librarian, tha my­ homework and stated that some riad ness made of tha acbool of tho reaasoa tor homework Ukrary, tha aaad ter many more beshe an maay subjects, particul­ praetko asd drill; to stimulate arly rtfs roses books, sad eadsd voluntary work and research; to enrich their school experience by the use of extra material, which may ba contained In the home anil net la the schooL Mrs. LucHe Fesler, lunchroom tics of having tach child pay for his lunch each day, rather than having tbs teacher taka up all tbs lunch money at the begtonlng of the week. Mn. rester said that It teaches children tho responsibility of handling mooey, and assured pereats that though losses are small, no child will ever feat* la fa with­ out aatisy tf ha should losa ids Kooky, head of the safety patent, and the general education pattern ■enay. Mrs. Marie Lewis, school sec­ was outliasd by M n. Margaret retary told parents how to make Reynolds, principal. appointments with tho teachers. M n. SUatey, president, named She stated that there were three tho heads of committees which methods; Write a note te the hero been appointed ter tho year. teaehar. asking ter an appoint- They ore aa follows; afsnt; can the school afltea and Program chairman Kan Mc­ they wtH arrange a conference or Intosh; Membership — Mn. Stew­ •as the teacher before or after art Gatchel, Waya and ‘ Means school and ask ter a ’ conference. —Phi llmpsan; Health CltoieShe added that tho last aaethod te M n. Site Howland; Hospitality— Mrs. Charles ftcheeaererPabUExplanations were also heard clty—Mrs. K. « . Higginbotham; ltoatiHflratHa H r Jobs Carlton •ad M n. Carl Schilke «ad Softly —Xxxth Koaky. 11m U h b Mt toted to bold • HeUowwn Carnival thU year and •at Mm data for October 21st. tt waa aba announced that a acbool o f laatnietioo will be held bare October 1Mb, bsfinning at T p. coodueted by the new atata president'elect, (or all of­ ficers. committee members and FOR R E N T • By Month or Y ear Home FOOD SfRVJCf, h t. 401 W . 13th 8 t. A cross between a buffalo and FA 2-5831 Sanford, Fla. n cow is called n cstuto. ___________________________ • This Is What g own STURDY S P E C I A L !! HEDGE SHEARS 13 - Inch Blades Friday They're a bargain $147 Nila at oar n g . price af |M t NOW OnlyI GALLON GAS CANS ICE CUBE TRAY ...... RABBIT EARS _____ VELVET CLEANER_________________ APT. GAS RANGE, 1 Only, Reg. 169.95 G E Automatic T flc V ia tM ... 97e ___ 97e __ »7e _ ... 47e ... 97.00 TOASTER . • . invites you to stop In and look over our big selection of R es- f 19.95 NEVER UNDER SOLD 5c — 10c— 25c STORE • M l K. 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Friday Specials — A ll Day BLOUSES DRESSES SHOES \ Hi 00 te EN JO Y M U S IC W H IL E S H O P P IN G i B. E. Purcell Co. SANFORD — # PLENTY OF FREE P A R K IN G ORLANDO t fjg 9vsufiSh o t Sio M "Featuring Fashions Just For You* 314 N. Pork Avo. FA 2-5622 SHOES V) MARY-ESTHER'S g, M, L* XL A te B Width. SIZES 31i • 12 IN D O W N TO W N SAN FO RD * �. - U A W Meets To Decide Whether To Call Nationwide Strike DETROIT (U PD —United Ante Worker* Preiidcnt Walter P. Ktuthtr took tha matter o f a com* pitta settlement with Central MoA t a r i before tha 280-member CM council o f tha union today fo r the aecond time in lata than 24 hour*. Rauthar expressed confidence that the council would approra un. ion International Executive Board action during a 2'.*-hour session late Wednesday which would tend all striking CM workers back to (hair Jobs. Earlier Wednesday the council had t o ted to support what would hare amounted t o a nationwide strike against tha auto giant de­ spite a “ settlement" announced by Reuther and CM Tice presi­ dent Louie G. Seaton. Tho hectic council session at one point appeared to amount to a repudiation o f Rauthar himself but In tho end tho union loader grabbed tbe reins In time to pre­ vent a runaway and pullad the un­ wieldy body to a halt by remind­ ing it that the IEB was tha final authority. You Have plant which hava settlements hack to work at once. Tha remain­ ing workers would continue their strikes pending today's council ac­ Ha alto spoke o f a “ new ap­ tion. proach" to local issues which still Tho council approved by a vote are unsettled at about ao per cent o f 2^36-381 the national contract o f tho General Motor plants- Hs terms as announced by Reuther said ho was confident tho "new and Seaton. approach" tho IEB and tha un­ Then the matter o f local plant ion's GM department hid worked disputes came before the body out would meet with the approval and by 4 1,303-1,003 margin the o f tho council which was called council voted to rapport tho locals Into special session today, in their disputes. th a IEB ordered workers at the l a effect this vote waa in sup­ "The IEB has a responsibility to tho membership and to tho na­ tion," Reuther said, “ and wa will exercise that responsibility." Been ars . port o f a strike, since the council board was “ o f tho unanimous l a nationwide strike" under the failed to order the still-striking opinion that the union can't call I circumstances. minority o f GU workers back to their jobs. Failure to ond tho 10-day-o|d strike amounted to a nationwide tieup for the auto company since some o f the affected plants are ksy parte operations. 7a W A 1! Fallout Rises To Record Level WASHINGTON (U P!) - Radio active fallout, borne on cold winds from Russia's Arctic proving ground, has risen to a record high in tbe nation's capital and The 24-member executive W r d some other northern and eastern went into immediate session which cities. resulted in the “ new approach" But the Public Health Service statement. said the new levels, recorded over Reuther said . the executive tho weekend, posed no health Asking threat unless sustained over "n long period of time." It didn't say how long that would be. 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But thou* countries may have to Imitate the American private en­ terprise systems if they are to be­ come self-sufficient agricuijural- Tho trouble with putting Ufa fat • number of sharply defined categories ta that, while seeming to simpttfr human affairs, it all too often sets as a block to peso- B ^ ^ IV ^ te p o r ta n t labels that hay* become rigidly stuck ia our minds are “capitalism'4 and “communism.* But the capitalism of today is not that of a century ago, nor even 80 years ago. Nor is Russian communism the same thing as the communism of Karl Marx. The world changes, but the words ws use do not. M an today would scarcely recognise, nor approve, his communist dream In the Soviet version. Nor would ho recognize the capitalism be hated and wished to destroy. “Capitalism" (what other word can wo use?) ta changing while we look at it A ease in point is the new profit-sharing contract between the auto workers and American Motors. Many believe It is only a matter of time before the unions seek this from other industries, too. Though it is perhaps foolhardy to predict what things amageneration from now, ^even assurain i nn* will was* be u* like m ****"• » ■■■ — a____ i l ______ _ i n . 4 X11 u neM t i l l s an si4 » n a l s s s n u n a i4 lng there wUl stW bemawworld, this contract seems part of a definite trend toward a ; rnnr “ caoltaliam." (Aotomstion and the multiplication stockholders are two other phenomena changing Amer. lean economics.) Today, labor and management In moat eases view each other essentially as enemies, each seeking the ad­ vantage over the other. Labor points to the sizable bonuses paid executives by some corporations. Manage­ ment rites instances of union “ featherbedding." Neither side yields, so the public makes up the difference. Tomorrow, labor and management will both recog­ nise their involvement not only in each other but in society as a whole. Owners, while still reaping the finanrial reward that is the incentive under the free enter­ prise system for founding Industries and services and creating new jobs and products, will realize that once they hire a man, they do not rent a unit of energy that is merely another item In the eosts column but a human being with whose life they have become intimately con­ nected—no matter how many thousands they may em^^W orkers, sharing more fully in the destinies of their companies, will gain new responsibility toward their employers. Eventually, the functions and interests of „ “managers" will be more end opposed to “ workers" as opj indistinguishable. more0 intertwined ...... and ini It is a long road to go toward this “new capitalism,* with many bumps and wrong turnings. But the Ameri­ can peopte seem firmly upon it. This is one of our strengths. Fay Henle’s Your Pocketbook If you’re s womi a and the last State Employment Servlet guide* at your brood has finally zone women to local aourcaa and ao, off to school you probably are giving aomo thought to going back to work. It’a expected that, by i m , M minion women-many of them married—will be at work. If you've been out of the job market tor years, or If you’d never worked, where should you atari looking? Quin Hall, deputy commiulooer of the N. Y. State Department of Commerce, la an authority oe thle acore and her department la a model for helping women get In­ to the world of buaineie. Her ad­ vice, pertinent In 90 etalee ia: * Give aome thought first to wbat you might most enjoy do­ ing. for tt la certain that you'll do well at aomethlng that aipedally intereita you. • Determine how well (killed or qualified you art In that par­ ticular field. It might pay you In the long run to dthor develop the skill you'll need or bruih up on a skill you once bad. Where might you get the train­ ing you need? The New York OUR probably? can the employment wrvlce la your atate. Check with your local achool board. Collegea, builnen achool* and YWCA's alio offer tnitruetlon. Investment in time or money for training or retraining could pay oft but don't overlook the fact that, once you start earning money, your expenses increase. Figure what you might expect to earn and then Hat what k will cost you. When you Job hunt, Miss Hsll says, your appearance is most Important. Nothing reveals that you are out of touch with busi­ ness world as much as being overdressed when you look for work, or the neglect of good grooming. One occupation pointed up lor the unskilled woman, aged 17 through 50. Is practical nursing. The need for teachers continues, as do opportunities In all tha ser­ vice industries. Not to be overlooked la the possibility of starting a business of your own. BOARDING HOUSE ' aroumo about o afs * / W IN'VemiONB— rV BH eARO Briouew ) 1, ^ cmIT/lCU TriO WIND/ W IZARDS CAN CO M BIN6 *1 M oukTAU NTS TO CLEAN UP THE C eU LA R /A N O llo READ IN G |ax> M A G A ZIN ES,O R T IL STEAM OCNW TWtRfc WITH IM S BROOM IM M p L B AND LARRU P W e BOTH OF *X J gtlO A W IH OP g d t X \ S N D B fOK "Ota M A EW Z IN ES4 fTH IO IEM V K W T T lM n X LtSB eONSOMM STEP*} f OOOOSl 7 AFTER A WALLOP— •( V Of- ARTS USUALLY « 0 UP V M . j ^ AND FAW/WHAT AN INCCN6RUH k a W I i OUTOP THIS--.,, i&mfuri) floral!) Page 6 Editor e Hutu ara BA* bw IA* V. 0 Pastel Hawaii tiaaa gtevMeE aAvaaaa. I V la McLemore I must have drawn tha boat pos­ sible ring. It belonged to a eoupls ia tholr fifties, Signor and Signora Gian Franco Blanc hi, and they welcom­ ed this stranger as If be wsr* ala prodigal tons. They have a Sun in Chicago and wanted to know right away i f I happened to know him, and ‘ when I said no, they showed m* an album of pictures o f him, starting at age three, and sold was I sure I’d never met him. While I told them all about Chicago they told me all about Bertinoro, and between tho swap­ ping o f Information Signora Blanch! would slip away to tho kltchon to work on dinner. Tho wonderful odor* that swirl* ltd through the house would have kept a man in strength, and the dinner was fit for a prince and ox- Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic CASE K-404: Henry H., aged 43, is an* unpopular boss. HDr. Crane,'* one o f hla assist­ ant* told me, uIIenry Is a bearcat at the office. “ He barks at his employes and scare* his secretaries till they de­ velop all sorts of naurotlc ail­ ments. 'Ssldom does a girl remain aa his secretary longer than sis months, for nono o f them can take hia bellowing and ragaa. “ What’s wrung with a fallow Ilka Henry, anyway, for he gradu* ated from engineering school with top honors?” T he ‘bearcaf at the office Is often a “ housscat' at homo," runs aa old adage of Applied Psychol­ ogy. Thus, aomo o f tho most domi­ neering people at work are meek “ yes men” when they meet the Ut­ il* wife at dinner. For people who feel deflated, frustrated and Inferior ia their homo adjustments, often try to throw theiv weight around at tha office. Sometimes, however, ahy folks have consciously cultivated the “ bearcat” attitude, thinking that la the only way t* run an office. “ Put the fear o f God Into ’em” was thus the standard formula for management ia the old days. But a smart Mcrstary can soon undermine Henry’s barking. It Is uauaUy much worse than hia bite, anyway, for a great many suppos­ edly tough people are very tender­ hearted and sentimental inside. They often adopt this rough, austere outer theli as protective armor to cover up their soft, sym­ pathetic inside personality. So 1 helped cook up a little plot for use on Henry. We coached his secretary to ase tha Compliment Club strategy on aext day. “ That’s wbat 1 pay you tor - - to make your own decisions,” he •napped back. But we had anticipated hie re­ to r t on she did mo* qualm ins ids and grow tense, but smilingly Hr HaH ■tahule Casalr AH •*ha# • I Yea» H U S 1 Yaa* “ Oh, I know, but you Iavu had * Hastha ET8 * Haaths ao much more experience than 1. .a Haaths SA* S HaatM ■ *I «Maath a u •IA* 1 Hsath ha M U ha So I figured you'd be an author that all a U snhasrtftt ity.” OSH** r s M L T w |IIE a Heaths « Heath a s a ia 4 BERTINORO, Italy — It’a • good thing that Bertlnoro’a Feast o f Hospitality lasts but on* day. War* H a two-day affair I ’d hava to go back to Romo in a mov­ ing van. Never baa on* man eat­ en ao much, with so few slope, than 1 did yesterday on this little town’s centuries-old fasts. 1 told you tho rules and reguls. tlons o f tho fosto, I think. I f 1 didn’t, horo they are: When yon get to Bertinoro you symbolically hitch your car or scooter or truck, or whatovor It happens to bo, to a ring on tho 14th Century Column o f Hospitali­ ty la ono o f tho town's square*. Each ring belong* to a family, and tha families offer food and hos­ pitality to the stranger, Just as they started doing In tho 14th Cantury. Thursday, September 21,1961 think we should order?” ah* asked s n a c e i P T u i sla Hr CsreSee Henry “ Which type of atandl do you Sanford, Florida W U T U 4m eiB L ow , B u rro s a p u b l is h e r L 4 S B T VKHSHKL EVHLYR J. CIS NIXO P HARE YOLTOLIXH Z l s s s s i a g Editor Advsrttslns Dlreeter Ctrealatlea Meaaser M I D I WELLS HAMBIBTT JOUXIOH C o n st/ Bdtter Claeellled Msasaer PRRD WELLS CECELIA r ARM EH J A X I E L. SHOEMAKER HechsaeUl S u » l Society From Roma This hit tha Aehlllss tendon o f hla social armor, fo r Henry hod always felt nobody would respect him unless he barked. He was se­ cretly afraid of his own ability to lead men and direct an office. He dreaded lest somebody say, llsnry is lnaompetent. He Isn't capable o f handling his job.” So Henry had decided to “ beat 'em to the draw.'* By barking and .snooping for dust on a desk top and other trivial flaws, he figured he'd put everybody on the defen­ sive. tensive enough for e regiment. I have no Idea o f all the things that war* on the table, and brought to tha table, but 1 remem­ ber melon* and prosculttl, can­ nelloni with e bubbling cheese sauce, polio diavoio, insalato verrde, ptselli, and bottles o f bardollno and grappas, and figs, peaches, apples, nuts, home-baked bread, coffee, ten sorts o f cheese and, I believe, two kinds o f soup, one thick enough to skat* on and filled with everything that grows ia a garden. We sat down to dinner around two in tho afternoon and the shadows were long when w* got up from the table. At the end of the first two hours o f eating 1 thought I had finished, but 1 got my second stomach, so to speak, and started again. The fact that my hosts spoke Just about the same amount of English as I do Itallsn didn't slow us down conversationally one bit. W* talked about averything in the world, and proposed toasts to half tha American who ever lived, and most o f the Italians. The wonderful couple wented me to spend the night, but I was afraid thsy’d want ms to have some supper, and that was too much. It took us almost as long to say goodbye as to sat dinner. We al­ most wore out the front steps. I left with a drumstick to munch in ease I got hungry, and an af­ fection for the family that had shown me that tha Column o f Hos­ pitality was built as much o f human kindness and warmth as of marble. farmsre new here a' businessman's approach to credit,” say* Gor. R. B. Tootel o f tha Farm Credit Administration. “ If con­ vinced it will pay them to borrow, ikam |mgms|B OWm VW#• a Lest year 178,000 U. 8. farmers were using Fanners Home Admin­ istration credit. They borrowed e record |3M million, raising the total at government-supervised leans outstanding to nearly f 1.1 billion. Meanwhile, 83,000 U. 8. fanners hove paid o ff their FHA loans ia full: Though the number of U. 8. commercial farms has dropped BO per cent in the last eight yean, the amount o f government super­ vised farm credit baa jumped 180 per cent. This is expected to Increase fur­ ther under the new credit pro­ grams authorised in the 1941 farm bill recently passed by Congress and signed by President Kennedy. The legislation recognises that modern farming Is a high-cost operation. It require* a larger land base, hsevler farm machinery and more electrification for efficient and economic operation under to­ day’s aquscxtd-down profits on each unit o f farm production.. Heretofore, the limit on the amount o f money e farmer could borrow under Department of Agriculture-supervised credit pro­ gram* h u been based on tb* average form value in each coun­ ty, The national average is a little over 140,000, Under the new regulations, e f­ fective OcL 13, loans to buy and enlarge farms may now be mad* on any family farm if its total In­ debtedness is not more then $60,000 when tha deal is closed. This will cover not only purchase o f farm real estate but also a maximum of a $36,000 operating loan for farm machinery, live­ stock, seed, feed and fertiliser to get going. The former limit was $20,000. These loans u n be made by FHA directly, where no other source o f credit is available. They may also be mad* by local banks under FIIA guarantee. The bank gets 4.6 per cent interest and FHA collects H per cent insurance. The former charge was 1 per cent and the bankers got 4. What’s mors, loans may now b* mad* for full 100 per cent o f valuation instead o f the former 90 per cent limit. So ifa a better deal for all parti** concerned. Farm purchase loans may be made fee 40 yea n . But since 1937 it h u been FHA experience that tha average lean ia paid o ff in about 1? year*. Operating loam may bo mad* fee aeven years as ia the p u t, bat renewals may be made fo r five yean , instead of thru*. Interest rata remains 8 pur cent Operat­ ing loans may also include edu­ cational loam to send a farm boy through agricultural college. Another big expansion Is Hto pected In loans to part-time fsn n era with outside jobs and bteemto They may borrow to buy and dm Urge or Improve email farms. Pre­ viously, learn w e n limited to fo lk time commercial farmers. Small loans for farm Imprevw* went may now be mod* withewt a mortgage. A team o f Agriculture Deportment officials under John Bake% director o f credit services, ia t o ^ big the country this month f H meetings with field officer* to * m plain these new programs. Tb* new credit pleas fee housing and ra n i aim development will also be explained to local officials who will tb* loans. Citrus Tour Friday 9 By Seminole Group A tour at the citrus growing: areas at St. o d e County will bo bold Friday under the auspices of Seminole County Agent Cedi A. Tucker II and his assistant, Ernest C. Lundborg. This trip was arranged u the result of increasing inters tt among growen and landowners in the feasibility at growing citrus on the aid vegetable lands and other flatwood lands in this area, Tucker said. Tha p w p will inspect planting* and bedding methods in tha F t Pierce section which h u soli* similar to those in Seminole Coun­ ty, tho county agent explained. Assisting the visitors on the tour will be St. Lucie County Agent Hugh Wheicbcl, a former Sanford resident. Among the groves to be visited is the a,000 acre Minute Maid operation. In addition to studying tha var­ ious types of beds and plantings the group wUl also inspect and discuss drainage systems with the growers in the field. Tha tour will leave from the courthouse Friday at l:M a. m. and then go to Oviedo where a group from that area will Join them. They are scheduled to Nairn Oviedo City Mall at T a. m. mat reach tfmir destination in Mm to begin the hmpuotiea tour at 10 a. m. Tucker ash* all interested puM sons to phone him at FA 9 -3 8 $ .^ Kennedy Invited TAMPA (UPI) — The Yotm< Democratic Club at tha Univer­ sity of South Florida a trying In get President Kennedy to its campus to mako a speech. 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We welcome them. t3 d £ 2 E :W W S s oJc IA T IO M �Junior Seminoles Roll Over Seabreeze, 37 lawson Paces 1st Victory • m League Leaders I i 4 ; 4 I « I 1 Greyhounds Open Home Grid Season Friday Facing Ocoee The Lyman High Greyhounds River and ha ia hoping for a firm i day at Lyman Field In Long.’ace e “ pretty hard" ball game field to give his charger* a better wood and the athletic officials are Friday night when they meet the chanca to show thair stuff. I expecting a good turnout for the Cardinals from Ocoee. That's the The game starts at t p. m. Fri-1 first home tame. way Coach Bill Proctor o f the Greyhounds put it this morning. By DAVID BROWN The Seminole Junior Vanity's ground offensive moved into high gear Wednesday night as they •teamrollcd Seabreeze 37-6. It was the first game of the season for the locals as they played before a capacity crowd at Municipal Stadium. ^ .T fc c -Seminoies didn't waste any time as they got rolling in (he first quarter with Buddy Law* ion setting up the first touch* down with runs of 30 and 40 yards. Jackie Caolo scored the first TD to give the locate an early 6-0 lead. In the second quar.er, Lawson, with the help of some brilliant blocking, scored two more TD's 4vllh Jim Westland also crossing pay dirt for ,a score. In the third quarter, the Semi* notes made It look easy as Law* son nabbed a short pass and rac* ed down the sidelines 30 yards for the score. In the final period, Frank Noell charged through the middle t l the Seabreete line for a mark­ er. The final Sanford (core, cam# A ) the final minutes of play when Lloyd Freeman raced 23 yards for the score. The only Seabreeia score came late in the final period. By United Brass International _ American League f l a y e r * Club 0 . AB R. H. ret. Howard, NY 122 423 S3 133 .302 130 303 112 111 333 Cash, Det. Pirsall, Cles. 111 473 7t 133 .323 140 373 114 133 .322 Kallne. at. 130 307 130 101 J l l Mantle, NY 123 400 04 123 .313 Robnvn, Chi. 127 440 03 133 .307 Batlry, Min. Brandt, Bal. 131 491 90 149 JOJ Gentile, Bal. 141 403 91 140 .302 144 533 00 ISO .300 ^ iebern , KC National League Clmnte, Pius. 141 360 97 199 .334 Pinson, Cln. 146 584 99 200 -312 Boyer, St. L. 145 SOI 103 194 .323 147 372 111 197 437 Aaron, Mil. 120 439 73 141 423 Moon, L.A. Robnin, Cln. 110 322 113 169 .322 144 330 90 171 409 Cepcda. S F 143 543 120 107 .306 Mays, S F Mathws, Mil. 1(1 S43 93 103 404 Mtmao, Chi. 131 301 73 132 .309 W* Home Runs Amrricaa League—Maris, Yan­ kees 39; Mantle, Yankees 33; Kil* lebrew. Twins 43; Gentllt, Orioles 49; Colavlto, Tigers 42. National Laague — Cepeda, Giants 43; Mays, Giants 39: Rob­ inson, Reds 33; Aaron, Braves 33; Adcock, Braves 33. Runs Batted In American League —Maria, Y*nf r e t 139; CoUvito, Tigers 133; Gentile, Orioles 131; Mantle, Yankees 123; Cash, Tigers 123. National Leagte — Cepeda, Giants 131; Robinson, Reds 119; Mays, Giants 113; Aaron, Braves 114; Stuart, Pirstes 107. Pitching American league — Ford, Yan­ kees 24-4; Terry, Yankees 15-3; Arroyo, Yankees 13-4; Latman, Indians 13-4; 3chwall, Red Sox 13-3. National league— Podrev.Dodg era 18-3; Miller, Giants 14-4; Jay, Reds 21-8; O'Toole, Reds 17-9; Sadecki, Cards 14-1. Seven Set NEW YORK (UPI) — Seven amateur golfer*, led by National fdkmateur champion Jack Nick laus, will represent the United States in the sixth annual Amer­ icas Cup matches at Monterrey City, Mexico, Oct. 21-22. etr Lawson Goes For A Jayvee Score Seminoles Need Big Tribe; Backup Up 'Heap - A - Plenty' BY DOTTIE HIGGINBOTHAM There are approximately 63 boys on tho two football teams at 8erainole High School, tha varsity and tha Junior varsity, but only 12 of them were represented by their parents at a meeting Tuesday to attempt to re-organise the defunct Booster Club. The main purpose o f the Boost­ er^ Club is provide moral aupport for tho players, tncouraga sports­ manship, honesty, integrity and physical well being. It also serves to stimulate public interest in high school athletics, and tu show the world that San­ ford is 100 percent behind its team. Mrs. Jewell Riser, presiding In the absence o f Jim Riser at the Tuesday night meeting aald, “ In order to have a club, organ­ ization is neodad, publicity la needed and a good program Is needed." "Contrary to what may have been a misunderstanding, it ia not Time Runs Out For Maris; Gallops For Reds In NL United Press International Time has run out on Roger Maris but it'i galloping swiftly along for the Cincinnati Reds in their rush to a World Scries date with the New York Yankees. Maris bit his 39th homer to help tha Yankees beat the Baltimore Orioles, 4-2. Wednesday night and clinch their 20th American League pennant. In his last three time* at bat, however, he was unable to hit the 60th homer that would have earned him a share of base­ ball Immortality with Babe Ruth. Still, there are many who will recognize him as home run king if ha surpasses the magic 60 dur­ ing tha last eight games of the regular season without any pen­ nant pressure. As for the Reds, the only magic number they're interested in la •*4," which happens to be their pennant - clinching combination. Cincinnati moved a step closer to the World Series by edging the Pittsburgh Pirstes. 3-2, on Wally Post's two-run homer in the tightb ly in g . T he Los Angeles Dodgers kept “ alive" by edging the Chicago Cubs, 3-2, in 12 innings. Ifii Anaeles now is five games behind Cincinnati and has nine games left to play. Thus, any combina­ tion of Reds victories snd Dodger defeats that add up to four will clinch the pennant for Cincinnati. The Milwaukee Braves defeated the San Francisco Giants, 7-4, and the Philadelphia Pbiillea beat the St. Louis Cardinals, 6-1, in other National League games. In the American League, the Kansu City Athletics defeated the Cleveland Indians, 4-2, the Detroit Tigeri ended their home schedule with a 6-3 victory over the Los Angeles Angels, and tha Chicago White Sos beat the Boston Red Sox, 2-1. Minnesota at Washlngtoa was rained out. For the second straight season, Ralph Terry pitched the pennantclincher for New York. He held the Orioles to four hits a* be gained hia 15th victory against three defeats. Besides 3(aris, Yogi Berra hit a Yankee homer. The triumph made Ralph Houk the 12th manager in baseball his­ tory to guide a team to the pen­ nant in his first season as skipper. In the World Series, the Yan­ kees' opening-game pitching oppo­ nent undoubtedly will be Joey Jay, who yielded seven hits Wednesday night in achieving his 21st victory. Post's game winning homer was a walk to Vada Pinion. Ron Fairly singled home Wally Mooa with the Dodgers' winning run in the 13th. Norm Sherry sent the game into extra Innings with a homer in the eighth. Sandy Koufax pitched the distance for his 18th victory and struck out 13 bat­ ters. That gave him 239 strikeouts for the season and tied him with Christy Mathewson for the third highest total in National League history. necessary to purchase a season ticket to be a member of the Boosters Club, and it never was a requirement." "The Booster's Club haa only a nominal membership fr« and the main purpose is to get together with other parents, former ath­ letes of the school, and all sportsminded persona o f any age, whether they hava children in Sanford schools or not, to bandtogether to e x p r o i to the boys on the playing field . . . "W e're behind you 100 percent win or lose!" Tho approximately 23 pereons at the meeting voted unanimously to start the ball rolling with a motor­ cade to the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando Friday night, where the Seminole* meet Edgewater High at 8:15 p. ni. Mrs. Michael Coalo and Mrs. Riser volunteered to serve ae mar­ shals and asked that decorated cars meet at the high achool parkIng lot at 6:30 p. m. Friday, to ieava in a policr.escortcd motor, cads not later than 6:46 p. m. During the rest of this week and weekend, a telephone committee will be contacting tha parents of the high achool athletea to aak for their cooperation in setting up the Booster Club again and In turn contacting other intereited pertone, who would ilka to express their active suport in a realistic way. One more meeting Is scheduled Monday at 8 p. m. In tha high school auditorium, to elect offi­ cer* and set up the organisation. Everyone ie Invited, whether you are called or not. Ocoee has a seasoned line with six seniors on the first eleven and some other good linesmen to back them up. Add to this the fine gngrtcrherklne end nail*SJ r -f o W -whuh tha train ha* and.' Lyman knows that it faces a tough assignment to get past this aggre­ gation. But Lyman has soma things to be proud of itself. For one thing It hat a boy who can run 50 yard* In the mud to tcora a TD. That waa Jerry Watkins’ contribution to the 10 to 0 victory over Crystal River last week. And that'a not all. Lyman has a line which in fact kept it* first opponent from croasing its goal. Last week’a game was played on a field made soft by pre-game rains and Coach Proctor was not able to get a good picture of his passing and running game. Fri­ day ha la going with tha aama lineup ha aent against Crystal Georgia Ready For SEC Opener AgainstAlabama By United Frees Internatiewal Georgia Football Coach Johnny Griffith Wednesday aald hia squad was “ mentally ready" for Saturday’* opener with Alabama — the only Southeastern Conferenco battla o f tha day—but Crimton Tida Coach Paul Bryant aald hia team was marked by “ slug­ gishness, particularly mental." “ I don't know what thty were thinking about," Bryant said after Wednesday’s practice station, “ but they aura weren't thinking about Georgia and football." Bryant aald reserve center Ron­ nie Burnham waa counted out ef th* Georgia gam* at Athene, Ga. when he discovered he had broken his noea In the previoua day's practice. But tackle Billy Neigh, bon , sidelined with a eold, Is expected to be ready for th* season debut. WASHINGTON ( UPI)—Gr.ffith Georgia, tha underdog against Stadium—the major league home highly rated Alabama, ran of Walter Johnson — is becoming through a snappy signal drill a baseball ghost park. Wednesday and than viewed Ala­ Barring unexpected front office bama gama Dime. •nags, today's meeting between Mississippi, which meets Ar­ the Washington Senators and th* kansas Saturday in th* TV gameMinnesota Twins will be the last of-tha-day, polished its kicking big time contest In the 30-yearWednesday with drills o l field old park. Contract negotiations are under­ goal kicking and returns, kick o ff way for the Senators to move and kick-off return* and punting next year to the modernistic new and punt coverage. Th* Raaorbacks, who split II40.000 . seat Washington Stadium. Th* pro football Weehinxton Red-i >2 '•*» y » « " t ‘ h 01* Mies, went skins already have a b a n d o n e d ; through a sharp workout WednoaGrifitth Stadium for the new park. I day with on* big question un­ Famed Griffith Stadium Becoming ‘Ghost Park* Oaafati |m|fe Thurs. Sept. 21, ’61— Page 7 solved—tha condition o f quarter­ back Billy Moor*. Coach Frank Broyles said Moore's ailing right kne* looked much better but th* fiery field general etlU worked out In shorts, Florida’* quarterback situation brightened, Larry Libtrtore, the Gators’ apunky sparkplug, ran sprints and worked on hi* timing Wednesday and It appeared his sprained ankle might be healed enough fo r Saturday’* opener with Clemson. Vanderbilt, which meets Vir­ ginia Saturday, worked on punt returns and pasting return* dur­ ing a later afternoon workout Wednesday. Vandy kicking sp*. ciallet Grady Wade ptaeed several kickoffs over th* goab line and kicked a 47-yard field goal. Auburn Coach Ralph Jordan Wednesday put his (quad through a long, rugged ecrimmag* against th* freshmen. Th* Tigers open ■gainst Tennessee Sept. 90. Golfers 'Mourn' Oliver WILMINGTON, Del. (U P l> -E d I Porky) Oliver was mourned by pro and duffer alike today In tha world of golf he brightened for to years with sparkling play and a matching wit. The 46-year-ofd O flry^ efi^e Wednesday In Memorial Hospital after a 16-month battle with can­ cer which had reduced him to ■ shadow of the round, 240-pounder who sprinkled the pro trail with laughs and buffoonery while getting his share o f tournament vic­ tories. Although Oliver was a member of the U. S. Ryder Cup team three timet and won several important championships, tho big ones al­ ways got away from him. But be looked upon these setbacks philo­ sophically. “ Money is Important, but with­ out laughs lift Just wouldn't be worth tha battla," he used to aay. Oliver's Jolly nature helped lido him over two operations and othar ailments which let In during hie long struggle against cancer, HU concern was mostly for hia wife, Clara, and thair four children. "They're aU taking it fine, tak­ ing It hi stride," Oliver would say. About himself, "Y ou Just have to pray and have faith," ha would *a>. Announcing the Opening or THE Fix-It Shop Department E A R L M O X L E Y ’S G A R A G E 2339 PARK AVE. FA S.244I We Fix Anything: — B IK E S ____ LAWN MOWERS . . . . APPLIANCES Welding and General Ant* Repair Standings By United Frau International National League w. L. Pet. OB Cincinnati 90 37 .812 Lot Angeles 14 •t .579 1 San Francisco 90 65 .332 9 St. Louis 77 89 .327 12>* Milwaukee 77 » .327 131* Pittsburgh 66 73 .479 19'i Chicago 91 94 .415 28 Philadelphia 43 101 .309 44'1 American League w . L P et GB x-New York 104 30 .n s 93 39 .612 10 Detroit BalUtnoro 89 63 .378 13 Chicago 84 70 .343 20 Cleveland 74 79 .484 73 81 .474 31 Boston *7 13 .447 33 M a Lot Angeles (6 88 .434 37 37 95 .373 41 Kansas City Washington 59 95 J7I t 6 i X-Clinched pennant. M en’s Volleyball League To Form i u. NORTH ORLANDO WOMEN who are member* of one of the Village'e two bowling team* include, from left. Captain Betty Rhodes, Marge Fenoff, P e g g y Dooley, Lilli Everartl and Jo Ann Markland. The North Or­ lando troupe bowl at 9:30 a. m. each Thursday at Jet Lanes. (Herald Photo) Jim Jernlgan, director o f recre­ ation announced today that plant are being made for • Men's Vol­ leyball Iwague to begin during the second week in October. There will be a church league and city league play. All person) interested should attend a meet­ ing to be held at th* Recreation Office Monday at 7:39 p. ae. Th* first wheeled carriage* 30S E. 1st were put W mae la France hi 1549. STRICKLAND 81. MORRISON, Inc. Saoford, Florida �T v m '■ P i n 8— That*. Sept 91, *81 M iss Schumacher;James M arried A t Lake Miss Charlotte Ella Schumacher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert gehamaeber, Lake George, N. Y „ became the bride e f Jamas Lee Fax o f Sliver Springs, Md., and formerly c f Sanford, Sept. IS at 2 -p jn . at tbe Lake George Pres­ byterian Ctrareb, Lake George, N. •av) Sanford. Serving as ushers were Philip Bach. Hyattsville, Md., and formerly of Sanford; Arthur Pow­ ell, Alexandria, Va., and Tom Roach of Lake George. Bill Coates was ringbcarer.' Following tbe ceremony, a re­ caption was bald at Canoe Island Lodga, Diamond Point, N. Y . For traveling, Mrs. Fox chose a beige knit suit with matching accessories and an aqua feathered cloche hat. After a wedding trip to New York City, the couple will reside at 21U Ross Road, 8ilver Springs, Md., where the groom is employed by Cleaves Food Cor­ poration. Tbe groom la the son o f the late Mra. Philip M a n and Raymond G. Fox o f Sanford. -Rev. T. Francis Smith officiated at the doublo ring ceremony, asaisled by Rev. William Palmer. Frank Walab, organist, presentad a program o f wedding musie Including the traditional weddlnfc marches. The church was decorst- itrV vtlt' siransemcnti o f white 'gladioli. The bride, given In marriage by b<r father, wore a princess style gawa o f white silk orga.ua, with bodice trimmed In Alencon lace, V neck, esp sleeree, semi-bustle and full iklrt ending m a chapel train. Her fingertip veil was attached to a crown o f pearls and she car­ ried t Colonial bouquet of white roses and Frtacbed carnations with n showtr ef ribbon stream- Court Scene Oviedo Personals Folkston, Ga., where they visited Mrs. Abell's brother, Woodrow Shuman. Wiley is on vacation from the Citizens Bank while Mrs. Abell is vacationing from her Post Office duties. To Sanford friendj, as well as Oviedo ins, who have bien inquir­ ing about Mrs. A. T. Cartledge since her felt in the Oviedo lunch­ room, we say Frankie to on the job but still having some back troublea due to the fall. G. S. Beard of Myrtle Beach, S. C., is a patient at the V.A. Hos­ pital there. He ia a brother of Mrs. C. $1. Arie. Oviedo, and he and Mrs. Beard have vlaltrd here many times. He would appreciate a card from friends. Ile is in Ward 14 at the hospital, Columbia, S. C. Mra. E. F. Mitchem had aa a weekend guest her brother, Tenny Allison, of Miami. Presented By WMU Circle • Ran Into Mra. Juliana Stanko Who recently flew up to Bradford, Ontario, Canada, to m s her niece, Mra. John Obeda, the former Mias Marion Stanko. She informs us that Marion la a hospital patient now. We hopo that ahe will have a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mra. John Duda J r spent a few days at Naples, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. John Duda Sr. flew to Texas recently to attend the wedding of Mlaa Rebckah Tuhy. Mr. and Mrs. Duda art Rcbekah'e godparents. Mrs. Geneva Abell and son, WUey, have enjoyed a trip to IT’S Personals fijUiAonaU Sanford Home Club Names Committees The Sanford Homs Demonstra­ tion Club held the first meeting of (he fall season at the Health Cen­ ter. Mrs. W. R. Stringfield, presi­ dent, presided with Mrs. Marion Walton as secretary. A short business meeting was conducted, starting at 2 p in. it was announced that a Christmas workshop would be held, this week, at the Home Demonstration Center on 23llt Street. Anov ier workshop is scheduled for Sept. 2# at the Center. This will he on pastry making and will start at 10 a.m. Each member present agreed to help the Red -Cross devastation program. Mrs. Hilda Kibble spoke on the Red Sc.iool House project and invited all members to the open bouse. Sept. 27. The following leaders were ap­ pointed: Sirs. Clyde Stinson, cloth­ ing; Mrs. K. V. Mykkanan, foods; Mm . Mary Williams, home im­ provement; Sirs. John Crawford, health; Mrs. Roy Tlllis, aafety; Sire. Thelma Williams, recrea­ tion; Mrs. Eva Harkey, devotions; Mrs. Joton Callahan, family life; Sirs. C. M. Flowers and Mrs. J. .V. Aszarello, civil defense; Mrs. John Senkarik, fair; Mra. L. R. Keeper, arts and crafts; Mrs. C. Proctor, membership and Miss Ellalee Kirchhoff, program. Report! were given by Mrs, Stringfield amid Mrs. Callahan on the week they spent at the Bum­ mer short course in Gainesville. Mrj. Stringfield explained the five keys on publicity, which are who, what, when, where and why. Sirs. Callahan brought out some points from the “ Family Life” course, including young people, teenagers, parents and grandparents. At the close of the meet­ ing a ailent memorial prayer was offered for M n. O. P. Herndon, a member who died recently. Hostesses. Mra. Stringfield and Mra. Callahan served refresh­ ments to Mrs. Tlllis, Mrs. Flow­ ers. Mrs. E. R. Wood, Mrs. W. Henry Schumacher toft Satur­ day far Ithaca, N. T.. to resume hie atudwe at Cornell University. Hie address to Sigma Pi Fratern­ Non-fat dry milk takea longer ity House, 710 University Av*., to whip than egg whites or eream, Ithaca. N. Y. but it can’t be uver-whipped. How­ ever, it should be ua«d within one hour after whipping. Annual Events EASY Brownie Mother* of Troop 1M are urged to attend a mother's meeting, this Saturday at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Milton Sorokowiki, 108 Vine wood Road, Loch Arbor. Plana and activities for the com­ ing year will be discussed and The Fay Taylor Circle of the committees appointed for the WMU of the First Baptist Church troop. of Lake Mary welcomed Mri. Mil­ ton Moore, a new member, when they met at the home of Mra. T. N. Stafford in Lake Mary. Devotions were given by the hostess with the Calendar of Prayer by Mrs. W. T. Wanaley. Mr. and Mra. Herley Wilhelm Mra. W. Hoopengardner, pro­ and family entertained guesu. Mr. gram chairman, was in charge of and Mrs. Virgil Wilhelm and fam­ the program which waa a court ily of West Palm Beach, and Mr. scene. The bailiff waa represented and Mra. Bud Westfall of Jupiter, by Sirs. Wanslcy; the clerk, Mrs. at their home o«t Crystal Lake, Moore; the judge, Mrs. Iloopen- Sunday. xardner; lawyers. Mrs. Vara and Mrs. H. W. Wilhelm; witnesses, Mrs. Wansley, Mrs. L. Stokes, Helen and Charlie McCulley hive chosen tha name, Charles Ronald McCulley, 2nd for their m w eon. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gore and daughter, Beth, had the pleasure pf taking the Gores' oldest girl, FRIDAY Julie, a 1961 Oviedo High graduate Bake aale in front of the Food and valdictorlsn of her class, to Fair Grocery, sponsored by The Tallahassss, where ehe has anAmerican Legion Auxiliary. Hours tsred school. Julia la already re­ 9:30 a m. to $ p.m. porting that college life la wonder- Local To Meet Saturday FOX TO parasol, made by Mrs. W. F. Dyches. Tne refreshment table was cov­ ered with a white cut work cloth and held a cake elaborately dec­ and Mrs. Charles M. Harper, hostess for the event. Brownie Mothers Of Troop 106 LEE Elect At Shower orated with pink rosebuds, a large punch bowl, mints and nuts and lighted with pink candles in n sil­ ver candelabra, lea cream s a w also served with the other refres.imenu. White wedding bells were suspended above the Uble. Guests were the bonoree's mo­ ther, Mrs. Stewart Dutton, the hostess’ mother. Mrs. William A. Wright and a group of friends and co-workers from the Seminole Me­ morial Hospital, including: the Misses Betty Robinson, Kathy Bauman and Janet Bushlow. Sirs. Dorian May. Mrs. Marviir Miller, Mrs. Michael Thorns*, Mrs. W. W. Brown. Mrs. P. T. Piety, Mrs. J. C. Pearson, Mrs. C. L. Yates, Mrs. G. L. Clawson, Mrs. H. Wilcox, Mrs. A. Craig, Miss L. Pcsrsali, Mrs. S. Stone. Miss C. Pearsall, Mrs. C. M. Smith, Mrs. W. F. Dyches. MrtT Udell Stevens, Mrs. Jurtis H. Ab­ ney, Mrs. W. T. Barrowmane' Mrs. Gordon L. Bradley and Jean* Morris. CALL YOUR DENTIST A pretty smile depends on clean, white, healthy Jcelh. Don't ne$Icct yours. Be faithful in your visits to a dentist. MISS JUNE DUTTON, center, Is assisted with the gift opening ceremony The Central Florida Chapter of Professional Photographer’i Guild of Florida will meet Frldey at 7:30 p.m. at the Capri Restaurant. The guild txtands a special In­ vitation to all photographers to atlsnd this dinner meeting. Plans will bo discussed concerning the Fall Conference scheduled for the weekend of Oct. 7 at the Mt. Vernon Inn, in Winter Park. Thoae who •re not already members of the guild are invited to Join. The guild has a display of portraits in the lobby of the Strlckland-Morrison Building at tho present time. HRS. JAMKS was Miss Marianne Ludwig. Miss Dutton was ushered to a diiair especially prepared for her to open her gifts. Above the chair was a beautiful white crepe paper - At the shower in her honor, by her mother, Mrs. Stewart Dutton, (right) Dinner Meeting Maid of honor was Miss Noel Nelson o f Lakeville, Conn., and bridesmaids wore Irmgard of Doesseldorf, Germany; Margaret Rabtgana, New York City, and Itlml Wright of Seaford, Del. The attendants all wore gowns o f romance blue chiffon with gulchlng blue petiled bands and carried Colonial bouquets of white carnations and yellow pompoms. Tho maid of honor's bouquet also bad yallow sweetheart rosea In tba arrangement. Karen Busch o f Diamond Point, N. Y., was flower girl and wort « blua organdy dress, a head crown o f yellow pom pome and carried a miniature bouquet of yellow pom pome and white car­ nations. Best man was Richard Moss of Atlanta, Ga., and formsrly of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Teague Br. drove to Jackson, Miss., this weekend to take Welter Jr., where be entered Milsap College as a freshman. This leaves Katherine and Walter alone at home for the first time In many years, but both have their Jobs to help keep them from being lonely. Little Gary Arnold Palmer, 7 lbs. «Vi ozs., son of Betty end Jim Palmer will have a lot to live up «o> being named for two famous golf champs. Dad, Jim, Is a great Jover of golf. Mias June Dutton,, bride-elect wee guest o f honor at a miscellan­ eous shower, recently, at tbe Mrs. G. B. Sapp of Lake Monroe home o f Mrs. Charles M. Hsrper, was honored on bet Mth birthday 711 Mellonvllle Are. Co-boiteis last Sunday with a family get to­ gether and picnic. The celebration was held, despite the rain, in the large garage o f the C. Bumseds. Mrs. Sapp was the recipient of many beautiful gilts. A covered dish dinner was serv­ ed at poon with tbe following at­ tending: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sapp, Mrs. Barbara Count and daughter Debbie, and Henry Roberson of St. Augustine; Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wetherington of Tampa; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sapp, Mr. and Mrs. C. Burnscd, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. East, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hart­ man and Julie Mae, Mrs. Agnes Burnsed, Randy, Wayne and Mack, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Thomp­ son. Judv, Rickie, Johnny and Sieve, Mrs. Myrtle Hetties and Raymond Freeman. Mrs. Sapp has Just returned from a three weeks visit with tbe Wetheringtons in Tampa. Photographers Guild Planning ers. B f MARIAN R. JONES Jerry Wray, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Dona Ulray, left Monday to enter Florida Southern College at Lakeland. Brother, Pete (Ulray) leavea Thursday, as ba is an up­ perclassman. Friends Honor Bride Honored At Fox Birthday Dinner , N .Y » Mu. G. B. Sapp (Herald Photo) September Sterling Sale!- Koeller, Mrs. Senkarik, Sirs. J. B. Crawford, Sira. Azasrelio, Mrs. Helen Ritchie. Mra. J. Scottie, Mrs. William Hoffman, Mrs. C. L. Wallis, Mra. R. T. Warren, Stra. n. F. Roehlk, Sirs. Elizabeth Slarion, Mias Slyrtie Wilson and Eta A. Hunt. on single pieces or place settings/ Pink Ladies To Present Variety Show The Women's Auxiliary of the Seminole Memorial Hospital held a board meeting. Tuesday, m the hospital conference room. Harry Weir, hospital adminis­ trator, spoke So the group con­ cerning the new annex. He told them that when H is completed there will be about 130 rooms available. During tbe past year the per­ centage of patient'occupancy was 63 per cent which is beyond tbe maximum for efficiency. When the new annex is completed, hos­ pital employees will be increased to 133 end eventually will total 17S to 100. He asked the auxiliary members to remind anjone who wished to donate furnishings for a room that it will cost $723 to $730 per room. During the business session, plana were discussed for a variety show that the group is sponsoring. It is scheduled for Uct. 19 at the new High School Auditorium. Pro­ ceeds will be used for tha auxil­ iary work. Tickets are now available at the Hospitality Shop or from any member. Here is a rare opportunity to buy md asyaf the best loved rote pattern o f Ml t u n c ... lovely, totting Damask Rote. Arid you can save money whichever way you buy, whether it's one piece or a complete place eeMntf. Here arc a few u a m p im 4 Pc. PI. Setting $26.50 Teaspoon $16.6? 4.73 AM TeM* Spoon*, ped. 11DO AM CoM Meat Fork 1AM MM fa/ (•«*pto»* lining to Dwmmtk le w pto*•* M 2JS tov/npi, cow to or pAn* ■* tedey. nroUemertutoamtoelM. pn ceeaw iM tlm REGISTERED JEWELER \MERICAN GEM SOCIETY l i t S. Park A t*. FA $.$$61 LUSTROUS L IV IN G COLOR BE SIZES I - 10 WIDTHS AAAA - B TAN COBRA genuine reptile Adam Straw the purchase with W IT H a M IN K new Fall Adam Hat of Felt CHOICE ef MANY STYLES and COLORS Yowl foci Spray OPEN Your Welcomo Wagon Ho*M m w ill colt with a baakat o f g ifte . . . and frtondly an* tings from Regular FBI. NIGHT $1.00 Value Walgreen Agency Ml 9:00 Drug Selocl Your New Fall Adam Fall And Receive Absolutely Free Tour Choice Of One Aden Straw! you're waging on air wnan you sup cm Hvis elegant itacled- keel pump b e c a u se it has wonderful b u St-m a ir fo a m to aush'-oe y o u r footsteps. , . qet tha matching handbag, too, tor true fashion harmony. 810.98 Store 207 W. FIRST ST. �Television THURSDAY P. I t 8 : ( ( ( I ) C h a a a e t V ia N x i r i o a ( I ) Newt i d J W an ne r 1:1* «•> AUaatla Weather t . U (11 Newecope ( i t Ullaatanaa at tha Century M l Mid-Fla. ecewe I . ia («• Paapla'a Choice (:34 <»> lllllp II rail a in Cruaada • :t l i l l lluattar Brinkley 1(1 Hunting A S'iaaing with Dan t »a III Derringer t i l l t(> D-to* Rdwards M l 111 Outlaw* ( I ) Summar Sparta (pact*, cuter i ( l Uuaatiaara Ha (• (( I D Doaaa Raaii I . K 111 Hal Maatartaa I d 7 ’ ft'inuiitul Mghle 1.(4 i d CBS TV Workihoy 111 Bachalar Father 111 T a p Peace W a n 1:11 I ll O raa l Ohoat Htarlaa I D Tka Uatauchaklaa I I . II 111 Qroucho Marx 111 At The Suirr* 11:11 111 Mika Mammat i l Sllant* riaaaa III Showcaaa 11:11 ( II Nawaaopa 111 Cbannal Sit Mawaraaai ( I ) Mld-Pta. Nawa M i l l d l Hollywoed Maria C a r d . (D srU t Q b b if: By Abigoil Von Buren * DEAR ABBY: 1 was warned, through s second party, that my friend’s 7-year-old daughter was n little thief, and that I should keep un eye on her since ahe visits with her parents in my home frequently. 1 watched the child like a hawk and, sure enough. 1 s a w in her pocket several items that belonged to me. 1 felt like a heel tell­ ing her parents about it. but I really told them for the good of their child. I realize now that it wasn’t my place to tell them. I have lost two friends, and gained a nick­ name. It’s— BIG MOUTH DEAR BIG: I disagree. Perhaps you lost two friends, but you were big-hearted, not big-mouthed. Your motives in telling the parents were pure. They should have thanked you for the information, and then set about to find out what their child was missing that made her steal. ___ ^ * • • • • it) a J A c _____ • • For Abby's booklet, “ How To H»ve A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby» Rnx 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. • DEAR ARBY: Please tell the wives of (1) Ckaaaal 1 Tkaatar M M III Jaeh Paar i i ( t (*) Nawa ______ . ___-things jnvigjii'L.Let Aliliy help' you solve your problem. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope and send to Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. DEAR CURIOUS: It probably means that he has gained so much weight he can’t get it on any other finger. • • ___ *_____ •_ __________ _ ..DEAR ABBY: W hat-doca-dt meanwhen a man wears his wedding ring on HTs little finger? CURIOUS • •^ • \ traveling salesmen not to worry about tba traveling salesmen jokes they hear. I hava driven a taxi for 16 years, and 1 harp hauled thousands of traveling salesmen from airports to hotels. The number who arc looking for a good time are very few. Most o f them are so beat up from travel-. ing all they want is to get to their hotel and go to sleep. I have found that sales­ men and representatives are interested in their families first, and their jobs sec­ ond. When they start a conversation they don't ask me where they can meet a cute chick, they ask where to buy gifts for their wives and children. And they talk about their homes, families and hobbies.They travel because that’s the way they can mnke the best living. And don’t 1st anybody tell you different. CAB DRIVER (d o n u m : By R uthM iiiet FRIDAY A . M. The way to keep from be in? eternally tired is to burn your ( 1 ) T alar <•) M f i Oa Waaikar, Nawa eandlo at both ends, uains up (II P a r a Mar bat Rapert every available ounce of energy (•) Ta4ap (S) W a b a Dp Dartaaaa each day. Otherwise you will feel III Kawa-Waalhaa 111 C M Mawa reilteu, fmitrated or misdirect­ ( I ) Oaptala Kaaparaa ed. {•) Waalbar a a l Nawa ( D Cwaatdewa Nawa That la the advice In one of the (•) T a l a r latest how-to books, this one writ­ ( II W b lta Huntar ten by Margery Wilson, with ( II Maaapar Baam III Karlasa Kapara the come-on title, "Double Your (11 Kobln HooS Energy and Live Without Fati­ ( II D M i Dana Baboal (II Central Florida Nawa aa| gue." Inlarrtawa Somehow I can't buy that ad­ (11 M r I.lttla Marita vice. Too many women are al­ ( II aar Wbaa ( I ) I Lara Ltacr ready trying it and from what I III Troubla With P'athaa see of the two-end-candlr-burnera 111 Plar Vaar Munch they are strained, nervous, jittery, IS) V il a * Vines* ( I I Prlaa la Right and always running around in ( I ) Double Nxpaaura circles. ( I I data Storm Show I D SI pa oa (l> C a s t Claaaraaa* U iM (II (II IS) M:IS i l l (I) (II C awaaairatlaa Barprlaa Paakapa Lara Thai Bah Train ar Caaaapaaaaaa Lara at U f a CMaoaflaaa Q a s j)b n FRIDAY P. X. i l l Member Flense 11:11 ( d OalSIa* Ll«bt M l * I D NBC Nawa Napart l t d Ml Paaaa (II Dr. MaSaaa'a Sacral Journal I D Abaa l Paaaa t i l l (II Aa Tba WarlS Turaa ( D Playhouse I 1:11 (SI Jaa Murray Show 11:11 ( I I l l CauM Sa Taa (II Saarah Por Tomorrow ( I I r a il C’lrela I D Yoar Day la Court 1:11 ( l l Loraila Taaag III Art Llablaltar ( D Hoad la Naalliy 1:11 (11 Toua s Dr. Malaao ( d Millionaire I D Quaaa Par A Day O n d$AuhjJSl The bidding, opening lead and early plays were identical in the team game. Unfortunately for one team, the later plays were not the same. One man made the hand, the other went down. At each table, South woo the opening spade lead In dummy and led a club to his queen. West gathered in the trick with the ace and shitted to the deuce of trumps. The declarer who went down played dummy's nine and d ti9 h U q h t& TV Key Previews 7:30-8:30 p. m. CBS. Summer Sports Spectacular — "P olo." Taped finale of "The National Polo Open." Sportacaster Bud Palmer describee the champion­ ship game. Two of tba six first teams In the 1M1 tournament battle it out fur the National Open Trophy. Held at tire Oak Brook (111.) Polo Club. S-8:3o p. m. ABC. The Donna Read Show— " A Boat la A Rose." By any oJwr name this "rose" would rate aa no beauty, but is still okay. Donna la disturbed over bar son's dis­ regard for hia school assignment. Her husband agrees that Jeff should redo his homework, pre­ venting him from playing in the annual fathcr-and-son ball game. Sister Mary is called upon by Jaff to coma to the rescue. 1:30-9 p. m. CBS. Fronlier Jus­ tice — "Heritage." fa repeat). Most intereating aspect of this western drama is the teaming of a fa her and aon to play tha roles of father and aon. Edward G. Robinson, veteran performer, carried off tha top honors aa a farmer embittered when his aon decide* to leave the farm to be­ come a conlederale raider. 9-10 p. m. CBS TV Workshop— "My, Theory About Girls." (R e­ peat). Cute idea, worked out with a modicum of wit. Comedy about a high school senior who gets himself involved in tha compli­ cations resulting from inviting two girls to be hia date at the senior prom. Starring Brandon I)e Wilde, with Carolyn Grove* and Abigail Kellogg featured. 9:30-10:30 p. m. ABC. The Un­ touchables—"The Seventh Vote." (repeal) Thanks to capable caat, headed by Robert Slack, and in­ cluding Nehemiah Persoff, Bruce Cordon and Paul Piccrnl, this -*gment ha* the flavor of authenti­ city. It involves the struggle Sale* Service TV RENTAL Seminole TV llurruw Our Tube Checker ttOO Hanford Aee. FA 2-4931 They are forever leaving one meeting early In order to get to another one. forever taking on more jobs than they can do without getting In a dither, for­ ever wondering out loud If they are going to be able to live through this week or get through this month. They don't alt around being tired, to bo aurc. They ruu around being tired, hurrying and scurry­ ing and comptainlng. They are using up every ouncs of available energy—but for what? Not .o accomplish any one Important goal, but Just to keep eternally busy, eternally on the run. Burning their eandle at both ends certainly hasn't made them within for mob power. Gang chiefs try to smuggle a deported gangster back into the country to caat the deciding vote for control of the ayndicate'a empire. Walter Winchell, narrator. 10:30-11 p.m. ABC "Ernie Kovace Special." Kind of wild and far-out humor, written, produced and directed by the madcap Kovaca. There are some mlases, but when that comic clicks, there is no denying the (retimes* and ori­ ginality of Ernie's "apfcial" brand of wit. ll'i all slightly mad, funny loot a j By Oswald Jacoby NORTH <D) AAKQi PAKt S A K Ifl ♦ « WEST V 103 ♦ 10 AAJII1 trump break. Hence, Im went up with the king of trump# Tom dummy. Then he led the nine to hia jack and rutted a club with the ace of trumps. After that It waa no trouble to get hack to hia hand by ruff* ing the five of spades. The queen of trump* lead pulled Eaat’a last tooth and South proceeded to spread hi* hand since be was ablo to discard hia last two small dubs on dummy's high spades. VAST toggj A 7 S3 « 1 <3 ♦ QS74I a 10 3 SOUTH as VQJ743 a js a K Q 7 11 Moth vulnerable North East South 30 Pxaa 3 V 3A Pass 3 * 4 N T. Pas* 9 * Pass Pass 49 Opening lead— * J even happy. It hai juit kept them busy with busy-work. So it seems to me ff there l i one bit of advice today’s woman doesn't need It it to be told |b spend her energy with reckless extravagance. Most women woutd be better off with a little "quiet’* time for themselves, with fewer demand* on their energy, with one or two big goal* instead of downs of small, inconsequential commit­ ments eating up their days. And when they get tired, what’g wrong with admitting It to them­ selves and taking ■ quite n et to refresh their spirit* tnetaad of pushing themselves to keep going because they think thero ta some­ thing shameful about fatlgueT West Pass Pais Pass Pas* zfc&Sagl OPEN 12:45 TODAY THRU SAT. let It hold the trick. Then for some reason beat known to himself he attempted to cash the ace and king of diamondt. West ruf­ fed the second diamond and the hand was set. The other South was a simple soul, lie decided that it would be much easier to play for a 1-2 PAINT NOW PAY LATER! STARTS SUN. NO CASH NEEDED Up To 36 Months To l’ay f i x . 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L I*. JOHNSON Hefie. Art these i toil f u l lays hent Saturday eight end Sunday eon foU like it. Aad a sweater sure felt good Sunday evening too. We need the rain ab badly the. ••• • Thu 0 . E. Hooters were in Cleveland, Tenn. last week attending a church conference there. • • • Sorry that Ann Lee has had lb a lso school right et the start because o f illness But ss smart as A m is she will catch up on tar studies quickly. • • • « ! . end Mrs. Russell M em of Or­ lande were dinner guest* of Ro­ bert end Be.ty Mann on Saturday evetLag. • • • Daniel Wliitebouse, grandson of Mr. and Mra. William Mount left Monday morn­ ing for Jacksonville where be will start Army training. • • • The W. It. Almonds have been visiting son Paul and family In Jacksonville. 1 heard mat while Itoaica Van Dusen who has Uagbt in California and in Longwood. Sho la teaching the fifth. Other teachers are Mra. Rachael Marvin, first grade; Mias Mable .Chapman, second; Mrs. Pauline Kirkpatrick, fourth, and William Wait, sixth grade. Out at Wilson School, tho new teacher la Mra. Loto J a Hell, first and othars are Mra. M'Lia Benton second and Coolo Elected President O f $HS Science Club Seminole High 8eh«ol Science Club held its first meeting of tho year last week and decided that ell meeting* thereafter would he held et 0:30 p. m. on every other Thuraday. rvfller* for the HWl-0'2 school term were elected with Mike Coelo being chosen president and Rulhl Carlton, vita president. Jo Ann Zelgler was elected secretary and treasurer and Louise Higginbot­ ham was chosen for program chairman. The discussion centered around proposed field tripe o f a scientific nature and speaker* that(the club would ilk* to have speak to them. Orientation for Semlnolt High School parents will begin at 7:30 p. m. Thursday In the school auditorium, when A. J. Bracken, principal, introduces the new fa­ culty. and parents receive a copy e f their children'* class schedule, ■long with e map of the school. Parents will then proceed through each rlasa for 10 minutes to meet the teacher, end hear howlesson* are conducted, whet Is taught, how much homework to expect end other pertinent facts. Nurses Set Election Election of officers will be in­ cluded on the agenda for a meet­ ing of the District Eight Florida Nursca Assn, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Rett Cross Building on FI. Central Ave. In Orlando. BW M i r l l m l > Page 10— Thurn. S ept 21, '61 Mrs. Handy, Negro Congress Adjournment Teacher Dies third and Mr*. Thelma Sikes third and fourth. Morris Ruby la the principal o f both schools. * * Mrs. Eva Handy, Negro school Hops the parents o f the Wilson teacher here for 38 years died School attended the first meet­ ing of the PTO on Tuesday even­ Monday at Seminole Memorial ing. • • • Louise Thompson coll­ Hospital. ed to say that the Brownies will Mrs. Handy, a native of Sanford bold their first meeting Tuesday attended school here. at the Monroe School starting et Hampton Institute In Virginia and 2:30 p. m. This will bo for girls Temple University. in the secood, third and fourth grades. AO girls interested and She was ■ member of the St. their mothers are invi.ed to he Paul Missionary Church. there. Mrs. Mabto Canon and Survivors include her husband, Mrs. Mesine Steversen will as­ lister, Mrs. S. Marion, sist Louise this year. She really has done fine work in the past Bridge and three nephews; a mowith the Brownies. • • • Troy and ther-ln-law, Mrs. S. Handy, aad Msry Lee Thompson have bought two brothera-ln law, Bichard Han­ one o f the Bryaot homes Just off First St. sod Monroe Corner dy and Gerald Hankerson. Funeral services will he held at and moved in daring the weekend. They have been in Nassau. * • • X_BTO..‘:,«ndP* St S L J ’.H'! M1‘ Willism Reddick, fsther of Ren»_ vorr.rr r hurch with tbe^-PC'ionilswHns' is icrtously til at fits Etcbelberger Funeral Home in home In Nfc*rL,., c and Rena la charge. ready to go there at a momenta notice. • • • The Clarence Hit;eUs and son Buddy and his wife of Jacksonville ware visitors at the Claude HltteUs. • • • Happy Birthday Mrs. C. B. Sapp on your 86th anniversary. Her children and other relatives bad a picnic at her home on Sunday. I beard she really received some very lovely gifts. Despi e the rain they had e covered dish dinner in the Buroacd garage. • • • Walter and Margaret Price, along with Frank and Bertha Price, have returned from their vacation trip up north. • • • Lucille Fiigerald, Betty Blackwclder, Olga Hunter, Naomi Sapp and 1 attended the Fish School at the Home Demonstra­ tion center last Friday and it was certainly interesting and what made it so good was tiiat vre a!! sot to sample the recipes that our Instructor made. They are recipes that are quick and easy to prepare. • • • Tommy and Ruth Swaggerty returned homo Tuesday alter enjoying a wond­ erful trip to the mountains. Torn brought us a Knoxville, Tenn. paper. I asked him it the leaves had f.aricd tum.ng jet and be said they had not. • • • For our closing thought for this week I found this beautiful piece in our daily Grapevine paper that we get while attending the Short SEPTEMBER 20 Course every year in Gainesville. Admissions 1 I hope you enjoy it as much as Leola Mae McQueen, Geneva; Mi­ I I did. This is one to remember. chael V. Smith, Lake Monroe; I MUST GO SHOPPING Bessie McClendon, N. Orlando; One of foese days I must go Joyce Adams, Longwood; Pauline shopping. I'm cumpletcly out of Lincoln. Dellary; Nora Hollings­ - SELF RF.SI ECT. I want to ex- worth. Eustace Ullilf. Brenda Ste­ I change some self righ cousncss venson, Alfred* Slaughter, Ed I picked up the oilier day for ward Hughes, Edwins llolt, Siila i some HUMILITY, which they Brown and Lena Burns of Saniord Dismissals better. I want to look at some Charlie Mae Lawrence. DeBary; TOLERANCE which is being Mathilda Carlson and Lillie Mae used fur- wraps this year. Belle, Sanford Some one showed me some Hospital pre ty samples of PEACE—we're shor. on that and one can never have loo much on hand. And by the way I match some PATIENCE that my neigh­ bor wears. It is very becoming to her ami I think i. might look well on me. 1 might try on that serviceable garment of long suf­ fering new places are displaying now. i never liiuughl I wanted tu wear it but I find myself coming to it. Also I must remember to have my sense of appreciation mended ami I must look around for aome impressive, everyday goodness. It is surprising how quickly my supply uf that gives ou . Preliminary planning of the | Announcement was made of a annual Halloween Carnival and a Civic Defense survival course to run riown of last year's projects j be sponsored by Sou tivide School highlighted the opening nice Ing of Soulhaldc School P-TO held starting Nov. 7. Also announced was the County Council meeting Tuesday night. Dr. John Darby, president of of Oct. 12 to be held at Semithe group, presided over the ses­ mile High School. sion and also reported on pro­ Members of the school faculty ject* using proceeds from last were introduced by Prlnclps! year's carnival. Heading the list Mrs. Velma Mi.cliell. Room count was the redecorated auditorium was won by the second grades. complete with fresh paint and draperies. Darby further announced the Installation o f a barricade to pre­ vent traffic from entering the school grounds when students are at play. Rounding out the projec * were a new dish washer for the lunchroom, additional equipment for the rest room* and new lumber for carnival booths. Committee chairmen named by President Darby include Mrs. oortob lo motor Robert Graham, carnival cochairman; R. C. Whitmire, proje cl; Mrs. Donald Jones, pro­ gram; John Dunn, carnival grounds chairman; Mr*. Vernon Hardin, room mothers; Mrs. Harold lierbat, library; Mrs. Shirley Crieme, lunchroom; and Mrs. Dick Aiken, publicity. Named to serve on the projects committee wi.h Whitmire were Don Bales, Vernon Hardin, Mrs. A. W. Woodall, and Miss Martha Lacy. Other* who will be on the library committee include Mis* Parrott, Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. B ry k . /vW HAMILTON BEACH1 WASHINGTON <UPI >—Adjourn­ ment of Congress this weak hinged today on foralga aid and a possible Senate battle over t u relief for DuPont atockbolden. Senate-House negotiator* called a cloned meeting to threab oat a compromise on foreign aid fundj. The Senate baa voted *4,1M,000,- 000. but the House baa approved a permanent basis and act up an arms control agency, were head­ 13,07,000,000. Congresalonal teadera hoped ■ ing toward final approval. The House and Senate were ex­ speedy agreement on foreign aid pected to send the Peace Corps and a decision on the DuPont bill bill to the White House today. The would clear the path to adjourn­ House also was set to scad the ment. possibly Saturday. arms controls proposal to a con­ Two other foreign policy meas­ ference committee where quick ures, to pet the Peace Corps on action was anticipated. ELKTON. Md. (UPI) — Three Philadelphia Negroes, on the 13th day o f a hunger strike, go on trial at the Cecil County court house today on trespassing charges. The three. Wallace - F. Nelson, 32, hia wife Juanita, >nd Miss Rose Robinson were traveling with a IrU.id. Mrs. Key M. Fields of Chicago on their way to Phil­ adelphia on Maryland U. S. Routo <0 when they stopped at the Bar-H Chuck House near Northeast. Md.. to eat on Sept. I. They were re­ fused service and arrested when they did not-leave the restaurant. After being arrested, (he four were taken before a magistrate wbe fined Mrs. Fields, a white stenographer. |M on trespassing charges. The Nelsons and Miss Robinson refused to walk to the hearing and vowed tbejr__wauld not cooueratf If ewe, way. They have refused legal counsel. Ceell County authorities became concerned about the hunger strike when it v e. t into its 12th day Monday and ordered the festers Ukan to the Crownsville state hospital at Annapolis lor menu) HosplUl authorities at frownaville declared them fit to stand trial and the three were returned to the Elkten Jail Wednesday. They did not eat while at Crownsville and again refused to JUtiL.'V-' the hospital from po’ice c a n ... : . __________ Route 40 restaurants in Mary, lend have been the scene of dis­ crimination Incidents recently which have attracted national *nd international attention when Afri­ can diplomat* wara refused aer- While the legislative leaders were optimistic about chances for a Saturday adjournment, there re­ mained the threat of a Senate tieup ever the DuPont atock measure even if the foreign aid obstacle By MARIAN B. JONES Sira. Thurman CoberJy, Oviedo is removed. P-TO vice president, today anThe Senate Finance Committee WMnesday night approved, 12-2, nounced home room mothers who the House-passed measure to pro­ will work in the high school this vide tax relief for individual and term. corporate stockholders in the DuMrs. Ferdinand Dud a will be Pout-General Motors antitrust eaptaln of the group and mother ease. The legislation stems from a for the aeniora. Others serving f Supreme Court ruling that DuPont will be Mrs. Joe L. Mikler, jun. must dispose, of its 63 million iori; Mrs. John Ridenour, Jack shares of GM atock within the next Calvert's sophomores and Mrs. 10 years. The bill is aimed et eas­ Johnny Jicubin. Mrs. L. H.1 ing the impact o f the stock dis­ Wehb’a sophomores; Mrs. T . L. Lingo Jr., Mrs. Haiel Flynt'a posal . V..M**, Joe-L. Baa**... Sts-. Albert -"o re fD-Tefct.J ledthe tpptv'Voft V the bill, eratsnd- ley.. £eJTy_-F.h'imv>’a freshmen. Mrs. Catherine Jones, Mrs. W. H. DeShaxo'a eighth grade and WORLD / SERIES Notes Hearing Tests Made Mr*. Neel Buell, chairman of the Altamonte Springs Elementary School Clinic Mothers, with the aid of volunteer assistants of the group, this week has been con­ ducting student hearing lest* on a daily schedule. • • i-w y r I - Mtdsl M202W6N GENERAL 9 ^ 5 ELECTRIC P O R T A B L ! • N ew "D ayligh t H u e " Picture . . . • i f 1 f - la . Screen* • High-Pwwered Chwstle .. . Full fewer Transformer • Built-In Telescoping Antenna . . . TV ® ^ Hf lHl j B Feld-Away Carrying Handle FAT O V E R W E IG H T Available to you without a doc. tor's pm ciiptlon, our drug called OIMtlNEX. You must lose ugly fat in 7 duyt or your money back. No strenuous eaereise, laxative*. niu«suge or taking of so-called! (educing ' candies, crackers or cookies, or chewing gum. ODIt IN EX is a tiny tablet and easi­ ly swallowed. 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SEPTEMBER 21. 1961 PAGE 11 EDITORIAL COMMENT Casselberry Mothers Needed The County School Board will take the first step Friday afternoon to relieve overcrowding in South Seminole schools when it opens bids on two new facilities— one in Bear Lake and one near Casselberry. Bids will be opened on a new Bear Lake Elementary School at 2 p. m. Iwist year the State Survey team reconimrmlnl the new school which is . ---------------------—■---------------- ------. expected to coal .in approximate ' r\ • I a I I * t ld o y y o n n jr pvoffi«V organizations tim e theh~*c*- By J A M C A W E 1 S E U T The new Caaselbetry Post Of­ fice, located in the proposed shoppiny center on Hwy. 17-92 right in the heart of the town, wid be de­ dicated at 2 p. m. Saturday. State Representative Mack •Cleveland Jr. will be master of ceremonies for the occasion. Principal speakers will be State Senator Bernard Parrish and C. £ . Gladden, assistant regional director of the Post Office Dept, from Atlanta, G a„ Postmaster Clyde C. Kerce announced today. Others taking part on the pro­ gram, Kerce said. Include Boy Scout Troop 341 led by Leonard Casselberry, troop committee chairman, conducting the Flag raising ceremony while Charles Rabun and Scott Malbom of the Seminole High School Band play the "C ell to Colors." The entire band, directed by Bandmaster Ernest Cowley, will provide other music of the dedication. The invocation will be deliver­ ed by Rev. William Benson of the Church; singing of the national anthem will be led by Rev. Dar­ win Shea and the benediction will he given by Rev. Oscar Poole, pas or of the Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist Church. Refreshments will be served tive months to coincide with the school term, particu­ larly in resort states/itch as Florida. One such group,' The Girl Scout Lyman Neighbor­ hood Three Assn.. haa announced ita first meeting for Monday. Eleven troops, represented by 22 leader* in this association, will hold their first meetings of the new year within a few days. Mrs. Frank Russell, Neighborhood Three chairman, has reported a serious shortage of adult lenders and an appalling lack of interest from parents in the program for the coming season. Scouting,' too, she reminds, can be considered an educational activity particularly valuable to girls in that it not only aids in character building hut tenches our future homemakers to rely upon their own ingenuity in many emergencies and unexpected situations. True, troop meetings and work largely are the re­ sponsibility o f leaders, but think how much a troop could accomplish if it also had wholehearted support ami interest front the mothers of its members. Mrs. Russell has observed that troops without parental support are robbed o f ambition and purpose and all too often, tal­ ented leaders wind up with the feeling that the only purpose they are enabled to fulfill is that of "a glorified baby-sitter!” Girl Scouts of America, Inc., Mrs. Russell advises, stands ready to make scouting available to every girl who wants it. but the organization cannot possibly carry out this obligation without cooperation from mothers who are willing to give some o f their time as leaders, neighborhood chairmen, consultants, organizers, regis­ trars, troop committee members and other officers. This year, Seminole County schools reported the greatest enrollments ever , . . What an opportunity in each area for Seminole County mothers to set the pace for record growth in the Girl Scout program here. r& 9 BSff1' , , j Residents Asked tf4»n» ri'COzumrnm;1 that -chool have it t apS'j A*’ -t*e« 600 youngsters and that it be it* m mplanned to have an "ultimate ca- •*— -* — — — ■ -■ To Sign Register ** H wj|l I n c l i n e e l a . - r o o n t s 1/ / ! , , n / ^ ) n g W O f > r / special education room, library, ' Mrs. Claude Layo, wife g by Mrs. C. F. Meaaick. Mrs. storage apace and administrative suite. Longvwod'a police chief, aod M n. Joseph Cisiewski, Mrs. H. J. Con­ Supt. of Schools It. T. Milvvee Onnie Rockett, city clerk, are nell and Mr*. J. F. Myers. said recently that he expects the working on a project to compile In addition to those taking part new school to be ready by next a directory of resident* in Longon the program, other dignitaries spring. invited to be present, Kerce said, The new junior high school near wood and its surrounding area*. A registry, alphabetically index, include Congressman A. Syd HerCasselberry (* expected to have a tong, James Milligan, Robert rapacity for 1,08.’ youngsters and cd sonic time ago by Mrs. Layo, an '‘ultimate capacity of 1,500." is kept on Airs. Rockett'* desk BiUhimer, Casselberry Mayor It la to consist of 28 classrooms, in the City Hall and all resident* Joe Leind, J. W. Askew, E. T* arts and craft room, science aro being asked to sign their Saley, I . E. Sandefur, Detpho rooms, shop and hand room, cafe­ names, giving the street and Hackney and L. A. Bryant. teria and is expected to cost more number of their home location. Commenting upon the new post than $800,000. The police chief receive* many office, Kerce auvised that llie Financing for the new schools inquiries, Mrs. Layo explained, facility is part of the Post Of­ will come front the sale of State particularly on the weekends, for fice Department's unique com­ Board o f Education bonds. locating the residents or for in« mercial leasing plan through struct ions on how to reach then which investment financing is and the residential directory used to obtain needed facilities would be of valuable assistance which remain under private own­ to him. ership, pay local taxes to the Mrs. Rockett said, too, that community anti are leased to the some time ago the Longwood Federal Government. In this man­ Area Chamber of Commerce ner, he explained, large ou.lays "went to a great deal of trouble of money from the U.S. treasury to number all the houses withla By JANE CASSELBERRY for construction purposes are eli­ Mrs. Frank Bussell, chairman the city limits and it would be e minated. of Lyman Neighborhood No. 3 big help it the residents would "Tiie Casselberry office is part Girl Scouts, has announced that buy their numbers and put them of a program of accelerated pos­ the first meeting of the fiscal up, where they could be easily tal construction ami modernization year of the Girl Scout Neighbor­ seen. ordered by President Kennedy to " Residents out of the limit* hood Assn, will he held at 7:30 stimulate national economy and p. m. Monday at her home on could list the approximate mile­ to assM Postmaster General J. Lake Howell ltd. age from a central location and Edward Day in his efforts to pro­ She urges all leaders and group I their road route," she added, advide the nation wi h the finest committee members to be pre­ vising that most other accords postal service in its history,” sent at this important meeting in her office* give only mailing Kerce pointed out. when Miss Judy Jacolis of Or- addresses. "The program of new buikling Lyman High's Marching Grey-. County lltgh of Green Covej |arulo, director of this district together with modernization of cxis ing facilities will provide hounds.are set to show “ way out: Springs. Raker County High ot from Hie Citrus Council of Girl Mac Clenny, Greenville, Winter Scouts, will make her first vtfit. about $279,000,000 in new con­ front" Saturday when they and Haven, Lakeland, Plant City, Advising that Ihero also is an struction (or the country over 30 more high school bands from Charlotte County High of Piinta urgent need for more leaders in the 10-montli period from Feb­ all over the state join forces for Gortia, Mulberry High, Columbia the scouting program, Mrs. Rui-I ruary through December of this the Florida versus Clemson half­ High of Lake City, Riverview j sell especially invite* those who1 year. Included will lie more than time entertainment marking Band High of Sarasota, Cocoa High of are interested and who would he] Day. 2.000 new post offices," he said. Gator Band Director R. W. Itocklrdgc. Palatka. Pasco High willing In’ devote some of their •'Our patrons will greater en­ of Dade City and Ocoee. free time to this work with the Casselberry's Volunteer Fir* joy doing business here, their Bowles hat announced that Paul Also from Santo Fc High of girls to attend the meeting. Yoder, composer of more than Dept, monthly report, presented mail will he handled more effi­ Alachua; lawsburg, Lake Weir, This year’s first meeting of Girl at this month's meeting ot th* ciently and the new building and 1,000 published worka for the Taylor County High of Perry, Scout Troop 338. which is made up University Band wilt conduct anil Board of Aldermen, advised that its up-to-date equipment will enSouth Sumter High of Bushnell, of sixth grade girl*, also will he more than 300 adults and children ahle our employes to vywrk under that Melvin Dean o f St. Peters­ P. K. Yonge llign of Gainesville, burg, president of the Florida held at Mr*. Bussell's home af­ In the area took part In tha dethe best of condition*. Oakr.dge High of Orlando, l.sfay- ter school on Tuesday. Co-leader partment's water safety pro•'ll will l>e a link with the postal Bandmasters Assn , will be assis­ etl« High of Mayo, Paxon High of the troop is Mis* Janice Stone. gram this summer, either learn­ system that today has more than tant conductor. 2,186 of Jacksonville, Bartow and Gulf Students making up the ing to swim or improving their 35.000 offices," he added, "serv­ sddi-' High of New Port Iliclicy. ability. ing more than 13 million persons member massed band, ui v hiei Paul Bites, also a mem­ and handling more than two- tlon to those of Lyman, will come ber of the board, *aid that " i f thirds of the world's mail. Our from Grovelsnd, Wllliaton, Jefthis program Is an Indication, wo 560.000 postal employes handle ferson County High or Monticello, must have more qualified instruc­ about 63 billion pieces of mail, Moore Haven. St. Augustine, Clay By JANE CASSELBERRY tors next season." including more than a billion par­ The water safc.y program each cels. annually. Leonard Casselberry, command­ By nt.TTIK .SMITH year is curried out in Cassel­ •'Population increases and the Hie Board of Directors of the er of Casselberry American Leg­ berry as a combined effort o f expected establishment of 663,Winter Park Yacht Club met ion Post 250, has announced Hie the Volunteer Firemen and the 000 new JvouseholiLs over the na Wednesday at the Club Room on election of a second vice com ­ Seminole Chapter of the American lion during the next year will be Prairie Lake. mander and an executive commit­ Red Cross. rellccted in increasing demands Plans for the cruise down the ,B y BETTI E SMITH Another happy fset Included In for increased po«tal aervices tee for the organization. Roy Beaded of Prairie Lake Dr. St. Johns to Shell Harbor Marina the report , . . there were no here," he concluded. Named at a meeting held last fires during the month. left last week for hia home in at Wclaka this weekend were com­ Bellwood. 111., where he will at­ pleted and launching was set at Friday night at the Women's Club of Casselberry were Kenneth Wal tend the marriage of his son, Burt. 10 a m. Saturday. laivt weekend. 17 boat* took bridge as second vice commander Mr. and Mrs. John Cushing Jr. The Oviedo Women’s Club Ex­ entertained her parents, Mr. and part in another St. Johns cruise and James F. Myers, Daniel Por­ Mrs. R. L. Uruwning, snd her with six making the stop at King's ter and Luther Alynderse to the ecutive Board will honor all mem­ sisters. Dale snd Pamela, from Landing on the Ocklawaha, three executive committee. Commander bers of the club at * tea to bo going on to Wel.ika and eight mak­ Casselberry report* that the post held between th# hours of 3 p m. Valdosta. Ga , recently. By MARIAN R. JONES | L. !(. Benson is building a home ing the run up tu Salt Springs out is growing rapidly and already and 3 p m. Friday hi the na«v Clever poster drawings calling has 70 members on its roster. clubhouse. ' on the southwest shores ot Prairie of Lake George. attention lo the Pancake and Lak*. Sausage Breakfast to be spon­ Air. and Airs. Randolph Peebles sored by tlv* Ovieilo Women's have returned to their home on Club Saturday are appearing in .South Street after a year spent on all downtown areas. The clever ami eye-catcning an Die East Coast where they owned nouncemcnta are sufficiently sp and operated a fish ramp. , pealing to entice residents, even Mrs. Charles Dome and chil1at the early opening hour of 5 30 dren, Charles, Patty ami Kathy, ■a. m. Serving, however, for the *P*at three days st Daytona “ sleepy - heads,” will continue »*ach visiting Airs. Mrs. Dome'a brotiier and sister-in-law, Dr. and through 11 a. m. The breakfast combines tlx* ef­ Airs. Forbes Simpson. Atr. Dome forts of Airs. Jimmy Afichael and joined them it the beach for Sat­ Alri. John Lundy who chose the urday and Sunday. Mr. and Airs. Theodore Kearns project as their method to add to the Club's Building Fund. Price and children, Mildred. Linda, Ia>of the adult meal, including "all retta, Teddy and Suzie of Oaktho coffee you can drink" ha> wood Ct. spent Labor Day with teen set st a minimum and spe­ friends from Georgia and with cial plates will b* available for Mrs. Russell Seeherger at Rock children. Springs. Air. and Mrs. Charles Boilmann, celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary, entertained st a chicken barbecue at their home. Guests fur the occasion included Mr. and Airs. John Pelity of Clear-' Our l.sdy's Circle of the Church water and Mr. snd Airs. Hubert at th* Nahvtty Catholic Women s Severs. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin, NEW OFFICERS ot the Bear Lake Manor Civic Betterment A m i l , ln«^ Club vs sponsoring a bake sale were installed at this month's general membership meeting. Shown taking Saturday in front ot Publix on Prain* Lake Dr., spent the week­ over the gavel from retiring president Bob Kowalski is Douglas Kerr. Hwy. 17-92 and SR 4M atartsng at end with friends in Lakeland. Friends of Alias Elizabeth PorOther officers of the new team include, from left, E. T. Jamieson, treasur­ 10 a. m. er; Mm. Dean Hendricks, secretary and William Taylor, vice president Anyon* wwhmg to donate any ten. Ridge R d . have received baked good# can call Wanda word that she will he returning General membership meetings nre held at 8 p. nt. on th* first Thursday of to Florida m the nesr future. Jones in North Orlando. each month at members' homes. (Herald Photo) Girl Scout Official Announces First Meeting For Year Lyman Greyhound Band Ready For Florida CLINIC MOTHER CHAIRMEN ol South Seminole Klumentury School in Casselberry for this yeur'a term Include, from left, Mrs. Chester Miller ami Mrs. Ray Norman, co-chairmen o f the group; Mrs. Harvey lleuring, fund raising; Mrs. Frank Messick. linen; Mrs. Frank White, ear clinic and Mrs. William Means, eye clinic. Mrs. Lynn Shierlock, extreme right. teacher, will serve as a school health co-ordinator for the year. (Herald Photo) JDviedo Names P-TO Officials By MARIAN It. JONES Bob Parker, new president of the Oviedo Parent-Teacher Organ­ ization has announced the 1961-82 alate of officers who will l>e work­ ing with him through the school year. ^ Mrs. Thurman Coberly, first vice president, also will be in charge of securing room mothers to serve this year while Mrs. Donn Ulrcy, in addition to tho duties as se­ cond vice president, will serve as program chairman. Mrs. Jack Ilratton, third vice president, will handle finances of the organisation including the o f­ fice as Halloween Carnival Com^m iltee Chairman. Mrs. Mildred Wright will be secretary and Ralph Neely, trea­ surer. Committee chairmen include Mrs. T. L. Lingo Jr., member­ ship: Mrs. John Courier Jr., hos­ pitality; Jack Calvert, student council, representative: Mrs. Ferinand Duda, high school room mo.her captain: Mrs. Thomas Moon, elementary room mother ^ ca p ta in ; W. If. DeShaxo, civil defense; Mrs. James Partin, par­ liamentarian; Mr. and Mrs. Paul MiUer, publicity and Mrs. Ruth Stopyra. health. South Seminole Mothers Plan Year's Clinic Work By JANE CASSELBERRY Volunteer Clinic Mothers of South Seminole Elementary School in Cassellicrry attended a morn­ ing Coffee held in the tcacher'a lounge Wednesday to plan their work for the year. Mrs. Chester Miller and Mrs. Ray Norman are co-chairmen of ^ 1961-1962 Clinic Mothers. Mrs. Miller presided at Wednesday a problems and duties of the volun­ teer workers in his talk to the group. Refreshments of coffee and doughnuts were served at the dose of the business discussion. Card Party Aids C a th o lic C H u rC H By MRS. ADAM .MULLER Mrs. Josephine Josephine Brad.ey Bradley and and Twenty-one tables of bridge and Mrs. Lynn Shierlock, teachers cards were set up at the recent who have been trained in first j card party held at thu DeBary aid and who will serve as health! ’ Restaurant for benefit of the St. coordinators, were introduced to Ann Catholic Church. the 28 mothers present. Mrs. Mil­ Chairman Mrs. Oscar Papineau ler advised the group that the was assisted by Mrs. Joseph clinic has urgent neru for sliects, Kreis, Mrs. Lee Rhoden, Mr. and a folding cot and a set of bath­ Mrs. A. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. room scales. j T. Ucillcy, Mrs. A. Crowder, Mrs. Chairmen appointed at meeting included Mrs. Harvey John Kolirik ami Mrs. Ed RedHeunng, fund raising; Mrs. Frank: moni‘ 5r* Messick, linen; Mrs Frank Refreshments were served at 1 White, ear clinic and Mrs. W I- P ,n- followed by the awarding liam Means, eye clime. * ] "1 more than 35 door prizes and H. R. Heckenbach, principal of fe c ia l prizes. South Seminole Elementary, prais-i Proceeds from this party will be ed the clinic service, touching earmarked lor purchasing pews briefly on some of Hie cxHtinXlfor the new sanctuary in DeBary. - Clemson Halftime Casselberry Swim Classes Teach More Than 300 Casselberry Legion Yacht Club Names Officials Plans Cruise Fern Park Personals Oviedo Women Plan Breakfast Bake Sale Set By Church OVIEDO'FACULTY .MEMBERS, new to the school this term, were intro­ duced last Friday at the annual P-TO supper honoring ail of the school's teacher* and their wives or husbands. Included were, from left, Gerry Shuman. Mrs. Elizabeth Goro, Jack M. Calvert, Mrs. Rebecca Webb and Principal C. W. Holder. Mr*. Virginia Robinson was unable to be. present for the picture. (Herald Photo) — Oviedo Tea Planned �To Plant Yourself In Your Own H om e... Look To W ant-Ads • m i* Psf« 12—Thun. Sept. 21, ’61 CLASSIFIED INDEX CHRISTMAS Tuppcrwirt log. Book Bora Ioreljr FA 1M B . la October! Try for Christ m u glvyour parties oow. gifts too. C. XocUer, TIZZY By Kate Osann 12. Helmly Really 30B W. 12th S tm t FA 2-7(03, EvteiaSS FA 2-2378 To The Use Q U AL IT Y M INDED? WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms . private baths, 114 W. First St. 3 • BEDROOM unfurnished house in Lake Mary. FA 24441. Ads- AN LANTA APARTMENTS: Nice large apartments, 404 E. 14th 8L Phone FA >-4312. • NMIvMktmvmSasSiRaSSi "I Legal Notice m b m l c t io x m otion nr c o m t i s n t O K E R on WILLIAMS. SKCONDKt) lit COMMiaatoNKit AVHtir, t iik v o r LOWINO nseoLL'TloN W AS UN­ ANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT TIIU 1IKUULAR MXBTINO OP THE BOARD OP COUNTY COMMtflatONKRS OP aXMfNOLB COUNTY. PLOniDA ON KJCPT. S, A. D. t t l l i : i » : n t : W HK K E A *. (he Uoard at Caant y CammtHloneri In and for Saminola County, Klarlda, d««m It m i i i M r r to Us the boundartee et the reiptotlve County Commli•loners' dlotrlete In *al4 County In •ooordonca with Choptor I K . F lor­ ida Statute!, and . WlIKItKAH, the Doord of County Comnlselonere of lomlnoU Coun­ ty, Florida, la dttlrouo ef complylns with Chapter lit, Florida Hlatulo*. and by tho adoption of U l a Roeolutlon rbangt and oatabllah tha reepoetlve County CommlealonerF dlatrloto In aold Coun­ ty n o w T i i c n u p o n u nu it n n SOLVED by (be Hoard o f County Commlealonero In and for Bentl nola County, Florida, In regular eoaelon tbla Sate, that eald Hoard doaa hire by change the County Commteelonera' dlalrlete, Dletrlcle 1 through I Ineluelve, ae ahown b y Bahlblta A, U. C. !>. and B at Inched beralo and made a part of Ihlo Itoaolutlon, aarh Exhibit accuratoly diserlblng tho deterlptlnn of tho Couoty Commlaelantra' dlo trloto aa ahown at tha top o f tho p * t * of each Eihlblt, and - IIU IT rCIlTIIHIl IIKHOI.VUD that a certified copy of thla Itoaolutlon and tho Behiblto c o n ­ taining tha accurata deaerlpllona of each dlatrlct eliall b* publlahed In The Sanford Herald onca a woek for four coniacutlro weake. eucli publication- to t-umtnanca aa ooon aa praetleable, and HU IT FUllTIICIt IIKMOLVKI) that a rartlflad ropy of thla Itaao lulloit and tho ottaehad Bahlblta aliall ba furnlahtd tha Saeratary of Slato forthwith complying with Chapter 134. ei, Florida Statutee. and III: IT Fl.'RTIIUP. ItBUOl.VBO that ilila ftaaolutlon and tho at tarhail Exhibit* A through U ahall ba anraad upon tho Minolta of tho Hoard of County Commioslonora In and (or Somlnolo County, Florhle. and nit i t r u n T H B R n c s m . v K D that llilo llooolullon oliall bauenio effootlre tmmallatoly. UNAMMOUSLT ADOPTED thla 3th day of (opt , A. D. lldl. J. C. Ilutehlaon, Chairman. Hoard of County Commla. otonora In and for Somlnolo County, Flurhla. caaoii Ihtnco North atnng tho rontor lino* of Salt Creak Slain Canal and Halt Creek and tVeattrly along the eentar llna of Halt Creek to Laka Jeeeup; theneo W a i t , along tho Waitarly eitenalon of tho eentar line of Salt Creek to tho Inlereeollon of tho Weaterly eiltnalon of the cen­ ter llna of Salt Creek end the cen­ ter line of Lake Jeaeup; *h»nro Houtherly end Weaterly along the ranter line of Lake Jeaaup and around the South aid* of Jane lela lo the Intereeetlnn of the renter lino of Lako Jteaup and a lino attending from the South end of Hanford Avanuo tu tlio North ond ui tho rood run­ ning along tho Weat atda of Block B, H R. MltcholTi Burvay of I.avy tlrani, aa racordad In Plat Uook I, Pago I. public rtcorda of Hemlnolo County, Florida) lhanra Nortbaantarly along aald llna to tho South ond of Sanford Avonuo; ttionco Norlharly along Iho conlor lino o f Hanford Avonuo to tho In­ tersection of tha rontor Unto of Hanford Avenua end *0lh Street In Hanford: Ihtnco Beat along Iho eontor lino of 30th Hlroot In Hanford to tha Intaraactlou of tho cenlor llnaa of 20th Stroal and Mallonvllle Avanua: ihtnco North along the center line of Mellonvllle Avenue lo tho Intereectlon of the center llna of Mailonvllle Avenue amt lltli Hlreet; then re VV— t along Ilia center line of l l l h Street to the Intererrtlon of tha center llnea of 13th Hlreet end Hanfmd Avenue; thence South nn the ciutar line of Hanford Avenue to the dntera-i tlnn of the renter llnea nf 13lli Hlraai and Hanfurd Avenue: thence Weal on the canter lint of 13Hi Htreal to lit* Intoraaetlnn of tlio cantor llnea of 13th Htroat end Franch Avanua. which le the POII Inrludlng Jane tale In Lake Jaa aup. K IM IM IT O COUNTY COMMISSION D IS T R IC T III Basin ot the Intoreeciion nf the canter lino nf the ACL n il Tovaree Brooch ond the Welalvn River In Seetlon S3. Tewnehlp II South, Rons* 11 Eotti thonee run Knot along th* eontor lino of Iho ACL RR to th* Inter•octlon nf tho eontor lino* of th* Al’ L lilt Tavort* Branch and tbo ACL HR Trilby Branch In Section II, Townohlp l l South, llango I t Kaeti theneo South olong th* oentor lino of Iho ACL RR Trilby Rrtneh tn th* Inttretrtlan of th* eontor lino nf the ACL lilt Trilby nranch anil lb* Houlli lino of Hactlon 13. Townthlp It South, Rang* 31 Eaeti thonco Boot Slang th* South lino of Section 13, Townalilp I t Houth, Range 31 Eaat. to th* W e i l line of Hactlon 7, Townohlp I t South llango 34 yiaat; thonco Houth along th* Woit lint of Section 7. Townohlp 30 Houlli. Rang* 34 Hast, to th* Houth lino nf loctlmi 7, Townthlp I t South, Itongo 14 Etot; thonee llaat along th* Houth lino of Section 7, Township 30 Houth. llango 14 Fait, In th* Inttrteollon nf tho Houlh lino of Hactlon 7, Townalilp 3* Houlli, nonge so Eaat, and tn* eantir tin* af Lek* Mary Boulevard; and Stans Strsat; thsnes Bsuth slons ths earner lln* of Ston* Htraet t* th* Intareectlon nr th* rantar llna* or Rton* Strait snd Cobbsg* Avenue, thenuo Boat along th* oentor lln* o f Cobbss* Avanua, being th* E s * t - W * * t cantar lln* of Saotlon II, Townohlp II South, n an s* 11 Bait, lo Weat lln* of'Sactlon 7. Townthlp 21 South, Rang* 17 hate things that rsouire a lot of chewing. They interfere with my talking!" f. Far Rent Seminole Realty n o t Park Ph. FA 2-302 Evenings: FA 2-2242 or FA 2-3013 6. Far leal ft READY FOR OCCUPANCY NEW 3 bedroom homes with tiled bath, terrauo floors, awning windows and Venetian blinds throughout. Electric Range. Monthly pnymenta lower thin rent. ($42 monthly Includes principal, Interest, taxes and Insurance). FHA approved. Cuy water and sewerage. Phone for appointment to ae« ona of t h e # outstanding houses. FLORIDA OZ1ER ENTERPRISES Builders Helmly Realty—Selling Agents 308 W. 13th St. Ph. FA 2-7(05 2-BEDR00M cement block boure FURNISHED spartaesti, down FUR.V apt. 2100 Mclloqvllla. with utility, Florida room, cartows localUa. Pboos for appointporta. Near hlgg achool, 123 • BEDROOM unfurnished house mast, FA 2-4121 day or Club Road. FA 2-0387. one block from Grammar FA 2-U4S sight. School. Phong FA 2-3733. 2 -BEDROOM unfurnished house US Eiesm bls. Ph. FA 2-0274 2 • BEDROOM boure la Elder Moat; Sprints Trailer Park. 363.00. or TA 2-0*42. 2524 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 lhanra Earn along Kser.Weat cen­ Ph. FA 2-8388. ter line s f Hactlon 7, Townohlp 11 Nilbts FA 2-0848 RENT A BED Houth, Rang* 11 Boat, tn th* In2 - BEDROOM, kltehsn equipped. toraaetlon at th* Eett-Waat can­ Rollawiy, Hospital ft Baby Beds Apply 1003 Elm Avenue. tor lln* of faction 7, Townehlp CO U N TR Y LIVIN G By Dsy, Wash, or Moath II Houlh. Range II F.aei, tnd th* S. SANFORD AVE. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 2 • BEDROOM uafurniihtd house 3-bedroom house • cantar lln* of Ecenloakhotcliee 4 bedroom, 2 tpth home, located Croak; Ph. FA 2-3111 US W. lit St. on Crystal Ave. ft 4th St. in better than an acre of land on beautiful wooded lot 120' x thane* Eaolarly along the center 3-Bedroom houie and 3 bedroom Lake Mary, 230. per month. 198' plus 2 additional lota in lln* of Beonlochhateha* Crttle to CLEAN 1 bedroom fu n iibsd houie on 13 acres of land FA 2-4066 or FA 2-6277. th* Intorooetlon of th* comer llnea rear 120’ x 200’. Ideal for bu ik ^ apartment, 1 block from sehool o f Keonlockhalcha* Crook ond th* 13 lota la Bookertown Ing lotj or poultry farm. Ap. ft stores, MIS Elm. 340 month. ■ t. John* Rlvtr; STENSTROM RENTALS Geneva 2312 prox. 43 fruit trees. I hence Houth along lh* mala chan­ 2 BR ft 1 Bath—273 per month Eve. Orlando GA 2-8198 nel nf (he St. John Itlver. which 2 • BEDROOM furnished house, Priced to sell at $8,800. Terms 3 BR ft 1 Bath—$90 per month I* nl*o the Bait boundary of can be arranged. W. First St., $73 mo. FA 2-4347. 3 BR ft 2 Bath—2120 per month Somlnolo County, to tha Houlh SUNLAND Jim Hunt Realty boundary of Samlnola County! thane* W a it along ths South 2 o r 2 BEDROOM houso in area. boundary of Samlnola County to Mr. Walter, P. 0 . Box 2431, th* Houthwaat corner af HecMon Orlando, Florida. II. Townthlp I t South, llango U Hast; l i t N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 thance North along Hie Weat Una 3 - ROOM furnished apt., $40.00 mo., Close in, lit E. Sth St. 2 . BEDROOM house, kitchen of Section II, Townalilp II South Range IS R u t . snd Section 31. FA 2-4213 or FA 2-37M. equipped. Ph. FA 2-6043. le lhanra Eaat along Iho conlor lino Townehlp 2t South, nange af l^ k a Mary Boulovard and lha Bail, which It part of the Weet 2 . BEDROOM cotU ft. Immcdi 2-BEDROOU houte, kitchen equip cantar lino o f Lake Mary Boule­ boundary line of Homlnol* Coun­ stely occupancy. Wsok or ped. FA 2-3303. vard extended Kaat to tho Intar- ty to the Houlhroet corner of aaetlon o f the cantar llnaa o f Section 3*. Townehlp 3t South, month. Near stores sod bus. 7-ah* Mary Boulevard extended Range 10 Eoei; NICELY furniihed 3 room apart TA 2-8631. Kaat and th* ACL RR, Main Llna; thence Weat along the South line mcnt near baie, 2013 Sanford thence Houth along tha ranter nf eectlon 1*. Townehlp 11 South, Avenue. Phone NO 1-4323. line o f tha ACL RR Main Llna |o Range in Ea*t, and Hectlon 19 TWO bedroom furnished apart lha Interaectlon of tho earner Townlhlp 31 Mouth. Range 19 Eatt mcnt, 2101 Magnolia. 433.00. line* o f tin ACL Itll Main Llna which I* part of th* South boun­ Robert A. William*, rA 2-3831. FURNISHED apt 319 Oak. and I'lneda Hlreet attended W««t; dary of Hemlnolo County to the Intereectlon of the Houlh boundary tlianro I.’aat along tho cantar lino CUTE and eoiy furnished apart of I’ lneda Street attended W a n line of Hemlnolo County with the UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom, 2 mcnt, 3 rooms and bath, water bath horns on lake in Ravenna and rantar line o f Ptnad* Strict renter line of th* ACL RK, Main furniihed, $33 month, 1110 W, to the Intarteotlon o f tn* earner Lino; Park. 112 Satiums Drive. llnaa nf Pineda Strait and Stata thenc* North along the eeater line lit. St. FA 2-7741. of the ACL Hit Main Lln# tn th* Hoad 7-437: •'.XIIIIIIT R lhauae Mouth along the center line Inlereertlon of the renter line of CLEAN 4 room furniihed apart t ut v rv i nviMmaiu.v of Htat* lload H-437 to th* Inter- the ACL lilt Main Line with Htale II I VI l i l t t it mcnt; alio efficiency 140. SU aaetlon of th* cantar llnaa of Itoad l i t ; Begin et tho Interaectlon nf the Him* Road H-437 and lamtnol* theiire Bail along the center line Park Ave. center llnea of llth Street and Roulavardt thonco Eaat alo ng tha of Htoto Road *14 to lh* Inter F IC T IT IO U S M AM S French Avanua In Hanford: cantar llna af Semlnela Boulevard eectlon of th* cantor llna* of NOTICB IS hereby riven that wa FURNISHED houie, 1 bedroom theneo run Kelt along tho cen­ to th* lnt*r**etlon of tho cantar Biot* Road 41* with U.A 17-91: •r* engaged In hualnaaa at R<*v newly painted: also real dean ter lino of lint Street to tho In- llnaa nf H-mlnolo Boulevard and thtm-o North along th* eantor tin* 144 Longwood. Seminal* County, Irreautlnn of tha canter llnaa of l\ H. 17-43: of I’ . A 17-93 to th* Intaraactlou Florida. uniUr tb* fietltluu* nim* apartment. FA 2-8341. titli Htraet and Hanford Avenue: thence Southerly along lha renter of the center llnea of U. M. 17-93 of. C R I C K E T S a c r e , and that theme run North along tho can* line nf I'. H. 17-91 to th* Inter- and Htat* Hoad 8-114 which le wa Intend te raglatar aald name LOVELY 3 BR. home In country lar line of Hanford Avanuo to tho aacllon of tho center llnea of U. the TOB. with th* Clark of th* Clreult kitchen equipped. FA 3-1760 Interoeotlon of tho oentor llnaa of H. 17-93 end Slot* noad l i l t Court. Btmlnalo County, Florid*. In EXHIBIT ■ Hanford Avonuo end l l l h Hlraatt thence Weaterly along th* eentar seoordane* with tht provident of lO t v rv COMMISSION thonco E a,t along the canter llnaa llna of Slat* Read 411 to the In th* Flctltlout Nam* Htatutei, to- GIRL wasted lo (h ire apartment DISTRICT V of l l t h Street to the interaectlon leriectlon of the renter line* nf Begin at the Intereectlon of the wit; Hactlon I I I . 01 Florida I t a 4«vk W. First Street. of me ranter llnea nf t3lh Htraet Htale lined (IS and th* A C L P.lt. renter llnea nf the Weklva IllYer tut#* 1)47. ATTEST: eml Mallonvllle Avenue; Rtg: John C. Haem* end lh* Ml. Jnhne Itlver: Main l.tn*: Arthur II. Ilockwltli. Jr . Clark 9. t o r S a lt o r R ent tlianro M o u t h along tit* renter line llianc* Smith along the ranter line thence run Mrl. Mary A. Ream* Eavttrly along lb* Hoard of County Commloolonora of Mallonvlllo Avanuo to Iho In- of the AC7, Rlt Main Llna tn the main channel nf tns St. John* Publleh Sept. I t. I I A Out. 1, 11. In and for Samlnola County, loraoctlnn of Iho conlor Unto of Mouth CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake boundary of Semtnolo Itlver, which Is sles the North NOTICB OF SALB Florida. Mollanvlllo Avonuo end 30th County; boundary of lenaluot* County, ta Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call o a Nolle* la hereby given that. Hlroot: intereectlon of the* North th-iic* W r i t along th* South boun­ the evenings. FA 3-1387. a r t it; o r P L uniut tlioiiro W -a t along Ilia cantar lino dary of Semlnela County to the boundary of Itmlnol* County and pursuant te • final dacraa of cu t v r v o r *evm oi.B of :«th Hiram lo tha Interaoollon Houthwtet corner nr Section I*. the scalar line of French Avenue far ed** j r * entered In o*u*m num­ bered m a t in th* circuit court 2 - BEDROOM Turne with Florida I ItllllKlir CKIITIKV that tho of tba cantar Ultra uf JUllk Street Tow noli Ip II South, Range 39 • etindid North: Florida. I abovo and forosulns la a tru* and ltd Hanford Avenua: thenc* South along tilt center ef Menituute County. F.aat; room: fenced in backyard. Ideal eurrect oup> uf a Itoaolutlon. I’ agoa th em* Hnuth on tha canter tin* theme North along Int Meet lln* at FreiuJi Avenue attended will owl I ih* property *ttu*;»d tn for children. Call after 3 p. m. samlnola County, Florid*, deierik. 1 amt t, and Eahlblta A through of Hanford Avrnu* to Ilia South boundary nf Remlnole County to North and the center lip* ef K, Pagoa S through I. eanlatnlng and nf Hanford Avanuo on loth* the renter line af the Waktva Frenrh Avenue tn th* Intireestlon id a n FA 2-8268. I^vt 11, Block C, TANOI.Ean aoeurata doeerlpllon o f County Jottupi of the eenter llnea of French niter: WOOD SECTION Til UK K Conimlatlanara’ dlolrloia I tlirouuh lhanra Houtliwaatarly ocroaa t-ak- thence Eaettrlr and Nertheaeterly Avenue and 74th Street In Sanford; 11. Real Estate Wanted RKPLAT. according to th* I, Samlnola County, Florida, paaa. Ja —up to tha North eml uf a ato m Ilia Weal amt Northwesterly thenre tveet along the renter line plat thortof a* recorded ; n ad enalilniaualy by ilia Hoard of roatl running along th* Waat aid* boundary nf Hemlnol* County. of : , t h Street lo Hi* Interteotlon Plat Hook 11, peg* I). Puti­ HOMES LOTS ACREAGE County IVmtmlailontro of Samlnola uf Block It. D ll. Milt hell o Pur­ • tilth la Olea th* center line af of the venter line* of 34lh Itroet ll* Rlcar di of Mamlnal* • County at lit ragular moating on vey of Levy (Irani, at recorded the Weklva Rn*r. to th* Inter, amt the ACL RR. Main Lln*: SALES RENTALS County, Florid*. tho Sth day of Papt. A .U 1311. In Plat tlo.ik 1. I'agt I, piililla eerllon of th* renter lino* o f th* thenr* Heuthweeisrly along the Inaludlng apielftetlly. but n*t , to aama oppaara on tha raoord In rorordt of gemlnol* County, Flor­ ACL nit Tatar** Branch and th* renter line s f ths ACL RR Main . Simula B ooh SO, 1‘asaa W l to 111 ida: Wahlta River, which I* tha TOR. Line In tho Interetctlnn of lh* by way of limitation, tb* follow log flgturee: (or told County. theneo Heulltiaaiorly along tho EXHIBIT n Ai l. Itll Main Llna and tba emlweetlnghuuee Hultl-ln Oven, IN WITNESS tVIIEnEuF, l nlorllti* of aaltl reed running i t i i v r r tu H M ieb io u ter llna of Laka Mary Boulevard Serial No. U t lS lI t. Model OLA308 W. 13th Street fcavo herounto aat my hand and along I It• tv aat aide uf Block II DISTRICT IV • vltudtd Kaat; 311. af Iliad Ilia official aaal nf tho to ilia luleraeotlun of aald rood Begin at lh* Iniarearilon a f th* them* Weet along tb* rtnlar lln* FA 2-7603, Evenings FA 2-2379 Weittnghoui* Surface Unit, Uuaid ol County Cuuimlaaiontra with Slaia lload t i l l cantar llnaa of U. A >7*11 and nr l a i n Mary Boulovard tit tn d td Mortal Ne. U lllllt. Madel thla tha l i b day af aipt. A D. thonco Wait along the center line Htaia Read S-414; Etot and th* cantor lln* of Lsk* PIC-1. 12. Kaal Katate far Salt lilt. of stole noad a i l to the inter**- thanoa run Boat slang tha aantar Mery Boulevard te tha Interoeetlos American Standard Dlapoiat, Arthur H. Baakwltb. Jr , lion of tho cantar lino* of Slato llna of S u i t Rood S.«I4 to tha nf th* rantar lln* nf I-ake Mary Serial Ne. I D j e i l * . Model A Oacar M. Harrison Clark af Iho Board of t'oun* noad It* tnd H-.at* Rood 1-1141 Intareaotlon af th* aantar lint* Boulevard and th* South tin* of lll-D . ly Commlaalonara In anil for Thonco W-at along tlio cantar lino •if Htale Raid S - t t l sad Stata MOultoii T. Townthlp 31 South. Frlgidatre llefrlgeraior. Serial Registered Real Estate Broker Bamlnola County, F l u id * . uf Htat* Rood S - l i e lo Iho Inter- Itoad «l«: Rant* I* Eait; No. i l A t l l l l . Model FP 11*39. 1311 Palmetto Ave. Pb. FA 2-7948 aism uir a ■acilon of th* rantar llna* of State than.-* Kiel s l a n t ths canter line thenr* Wait along th* Smith lint Teaathar with i l l r.ruaturta COUNTY COMMISSION nned S-Cil ond l'. S. 17-13; of l i s t * Read a i l to th* tntaraae- ef Stetlen 7. Townonlp 1* doom. and tmprovimiata near and DISTRICT I. Ihtnco Southerly elong th* toiler tton af th* cantar llna af Sist* Rang* le Eott, to the weat lln* h ar u f ta r on and land, and f i t ■ Roam s i tho lataratotion o f tho line af U. A 17-tl to th* Inure**- Read St* and s r**S running of Section T. Township I I Ssuth. tore* attaehld therein, and all ■ oontar llnaa of l l l h Strait tnd llon of th* center Itnee nf U. A slang lh* Waat sld* af Blaok IV Rang* IS Esolt rent* Deuce proceed*. tnd - Franch Avonuo In Sonfordi IT-IS and Somlnolo Houlovardi l» Tt. Mitchell# Burvay of !.#vy thenct North slang lb# Weet lln* profit! arnrulng and ta teerua 3 - Bedroom, air-conditioned, cen­ Ihtnao run North along ilia o m - thane* Weatorly along tha coulor tlrsn*. a* recorded In Plat Book of Mtctlnn 7, Townehlp 1* South, tral heat, many deluae extrai. front eald premie**, ell of lor lino of Franuh Avanuo to tho lino of Hemlnola Boulevard to tha I. I’a s* I. puollo record* of It Ana- lo Kelt, to th* South tin* wnieh i t Included wlthm th* Sanford's preferred location. North boundary ol aamlnolt Coun- Inlarotctlon of tho center Hot* of Hemlnol* County, Florida: of at.u on 12. Townalilp It) gouts. faragatng deeerlpnan and th* IFI Bomtnotn Boulevard ond S u i t those* Narthwootarly along cen­ Rang* 11 Kttti $12,880. and up. FHA $390 kabanduoi thareof: ale* all thoaea fallow tho North and Xaat Rood S-tlTl ter llna af aald road running thine* W t i t along tha South Us* a**, (team, electric, water, and Down, VA No Money Down. boundary af aemloolo County to theneo North along th* oenter lino slang Weet tldt t f Blech B to af Saetlnn tt. Townohlp I* South, athoc heating, rtoklng. refrlNot too many available. One Ita Utaraaotlan with tho cantor Of Slat* Rood S-43I to th* In Lake Jeaaup; Rang* i t Kail, to lh* Inttraectlon garatlng. lighting, plumbing, lint of Boonloekbatoheo Crook; teraoctlon of iho cantor Unto of thenc* Northeaeterly along a lln* of the Mouth line nf Section 13. mile East of 17-92 on 436. ventilating. Irrigating and thoaea Wooltrly along (lit ceutor State Rood S-I3I and Pineda extending from the North end of Tnwnehlp 24 South, Range 31 power ayetvmo. machine*, ap. lino a f Beoalockhatehat Croak to Hlreet; eald road running along Weat aide Bail, and lh* hCI , Hit. Trilby plianree. fltture* and appur­ * tha tntaraoctlon at tho cantor lint tlianco Wait along th* ctntar Hat Hlnck B to tne Houth end of Han­ lltench; thenc* Northerly olons tenance* which now *r * or TE 8-3273 Fern Park TE 8-1707 o f Eoanlockhatckao Crook and tha of Pineda Strait and Woattrly os- ford Avenue to tho Intereectlon of th* ti m er lln* ef lb* ACL RR may hereafter etrtaln to. or Eaot-Woat aaatar Una of Soollon tcnalon of th* cantor lino of Fin- •aid line with Ik* comar Its* of Trilby Branch to th* interaeotloa bo ueed with, tn. or on aald 9 Vi ACRE tiled farm, good 4 f , Towaaklp SI South, Rango Si •da st r t t t to tho Inlorttclltn of Laka Jaoaupt of the renter line* of tb* ACL RR pr*inl***, tv in though they be Boat: th* comer lino* of th* Weatorly thane* Esotarly and Norlhasatariy Trilby Branch and lb* ACL RR B.R. home on paved road. d#iach*d or attachable, tbaaca W a i t along tba E ait -W a at •xttoiion of Pineda S t r u t ond tb* along tbs cantor lln* of Lok* Taeaiee Branch In Hactlon 11. at public aal*. to the hlgheet and <10.800. Term*. FA 2-0329. cantor Una of nootlon T, Tow n- ACL n n ; Jeeeup ond around th* South Old* Townehlp 19 Houlh, Hang* I* beet bidder for raeh, at th* P*ronl oklp SI South, JUnga SS Bait, to thanco Northaaaterlr olong th* of Jan* lalo to tb* Intarooctlon of B a n ; Door of tb* Sentinel# County Court tho W a it Uno of lection T. T ow n, conlor lino of th* ACL HR to tb* th* cantarlln* of L sk* Jeeeup ond thenr* Weet along the eenter line TRADE houee In Beafsrd. Florid* at 71.e* ahlp SI South, llango SS Cant; Intorooetlon of th* rontor llatt or tb* Woaterly ostenelen ot th* can­ ef the ACL itK Tavaree Branch o'clock In the forenoon an the lib COMFORTABLE 4 bedroom home thoaea W a it along tba Eaat-Woat tho ACL r.n ond 3ilh Strtot lo ter tin* of Salt Crook; ta lb* latertectlen of th* center d o f October A D. t i l l . for home in country, with 19 eaetar Una af naclloa IS. Taw n- Sanford; thane* Earn along th* o o s u r line line* «r ih* ACL RR Tavsre* t*BAL> ■hip St South. Ranaa It Eaat. ba aerea or more. Ihon.a Eaat along to t conlor llao o l Salt Creek emended Weet and Branch and lha Weklva River; Arthur M. Stckwltb, Jr. Ing tha cantor lino af Cabbogo of 14th Hirtot to tb* Intoraactlon tha center line of Holt Creek t* thenc* Naribeaettrly olang th* Clerk FOR RENT Avanuo to tba Inlaraaction of tho nf th* cantor lluto ol 21th Strtot th* Intereecllun of the center mein vbaunel of th* Weklva River, Ryi Joon M. wjike 2. 3, and 4 BEDROOM HOMES cantor llnaa of Cabbaa* Avanuo and French Avonuo: line! o f Bolt Crash and Salt Creek which It ale* tbo Weot boundary Deputy Clerk and Slono S t r u t : tbtno* North along th* otntt r Ho* Main Canal; of Semlsol* County, to lb* laiar- SMITH. ELLIOTT * S CH W A L 8C ■ ilnnrNorth along tha oontar o f Fronch Avanuo to th* loloraoo- thsnes Southerly along ths cen­ seetlon of th* castor llnaa s f tbs Attoraoy* At Low Uno o f Bloat Strait to tho later- lion of th* cantor llnaa of Froach ter tins of Salt Crash Main Canal W tklvo River s s 4 tbs SL Jsbs s III Lynch Building eaetlon o f tha ranter llnaa of Avanua tnd l l t h Street which la le the In'*reectlon o f tb* center River whtrh ll ths POM Registered Real Estate Broker Jerkee ovllt* I. Florida Stone f'.r oe t.e ad Sell C / 0 * » Slaia lb* FOB. j line* o f Salt Creek Mam Caual PuSlies SepL 14. ! L 31 A Oct. I Pualieh Sept. It, t l l L Ph. FA 2-UOl 17-92 at Hiawatha Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice Helmly Realty HOWELL PARK LORM ANN REALTY ROSA L . ft HtC-«LA\D PARK If to. thV- ■* bedroom home. pluJ sleeping porch, having 2 hatha, Very neat and attractive 2 BR, CB home, in excellent arei. central heat, and what we Features include a fully equip, think Is the moat beautiful ped kitchen, blind* and hot w i } yard in Sanford, would appeal ter, and • • central heat and lo vou. Owner h«« f j g T j f f i f e fru if 10itiilJTV mere than iii.iwu hi'T iuf noun'M which U his asking price. We highly recommend it for a fin­ The price, onlp 22700, with Ju« $330 down, and low monthly ancially able and quality mindpayment. May we aerve you? etf purchaser. Owner will fin­ ance $10,000. We're offerini this, for the first time, this week. Call us today for appolntmenL t u N. Park A v,. Pb. PA I X Stenstrom Realty HEKALD Waat Wa Don’ t Want EVERYBO D YS Bualneaa, Just YOURS. FARMER'S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor NOW is the time to buy one 2183 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3221 acre just outside city limits After bouri FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0281 aad one block off W. First St. One itory frame bouse, 4’bdrm., OUR HOME at 1907 Mellonvilje Fla. room, 12 x 27 iwlmmlof is for sale. Modern 2-bedrooAr pool. Wonderful family home. home wi.h l'v baths, on largo Immediate occupancy. $13,506— lot with plenty of bearinf cit­ terms available. Phone Winter rus. By appointment only. Ph. Park, 138-4332 for appolataenL FA 2-4342 or FA 2-3712 -fttr 3:00 p. m. J-FURM5HED kouMf: 2 la d 3 THE READER DIGEST commun­ bedrooms. Call FA or ity repraseatatira offers apeFA 2-2331. -------'•t v .* holiday rates,— e n o n x t l Christmas shopping.— ? i . Ste­ 2 - ROOM furnished efficiency phanie M. Smith, FA 2-SIM. apartment. Adults only. TOt Park Arenue. IF YOU HAVE A DRINKING PROBLEM coataet Alcoholics TWO bedroom house, kitchen Anonymous, Ph. FA 24343, Saa equ ip p ed .,O IL FA 2-3431. It Fays 12. Rani Eateta Far Sak HOMES LOTS ACREAGE 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath. Near en^ trance. $100 down. FA 2-854ir SALES RENTALS Sunland. PIANO LESSONS. FA 24032. LOST: Suoday; child's pot Chi­ huahua; taa, white atomach and CHORD SYSTEM piano leisonl paw; Rabies tag No. 234; 8 lbs., for adults. Write: Harry Wes­ Wfnnewood and Lake Oem area. ter, Box 374,%flaaford. Reward. FA 2-8834. Office 204 W. Pint Rsftl Estate Far Salt PAYTON We are pleased to offer for your inspection two very attractive homes in beautiful Sunland 2324 Park Drive Office FA 2-2111 Estates. Each borne has 3 bed­ Nlqbti FA 2-0641 rooms, tilo bath, wall heaters, hot water heaters, and blind*. Ona haa fully equipped kitchen, tha other ncedi ranje and refriferator. Jim Hunt Realty VA Either can be bousht and moved into Immediately for only $393.00 downpayment, including all closing costs, and assumtion ot mortgage with monthly pay­ ments less than rent. These will not last. Phone today for an caTly appointment to aee them both. FINANCING Down Payment ft Closing Coat $156 Monthly Payment! e i low a* $88 inel. taxes and insurance NEW HOMES In Beautiful — Sunland Estatei $14,100 - $17,100 Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 PARK RIDGE EQUITY. Swim­ ming and boating. 3-Bedroom, Hi* bath, separate dining room. $330 buys my equity, have over­ seas orders. Available Oct. 1st. 107 Lake Minnie Dr. FA 2-0338. 3 • BEDROOMS 1 - l'/i . 2 BATHS Conventional ft FHA Lonaa Drive 17-92 to Sunland Eatatee (3 ml. 8. of San­ ford). Sales office l*t house Inside entrance. K IN G SW O O D BUILDERS. INC. FA 2-8074 JIM HUNT • FA 2 2118 BOB cnUMLF.Y AGENCY Bob Crumley, Realtor R. L. Sloan, Associate FA 2-0375 Sanford S K Y -H IG H BARGAIN: 3 . bedroom, screened patio, carport, itove and refri­ gerator, excellent condition. Less than :«7 monthly. Best offer. 180 Cories Ave. North Orlando. Down-To-Earth Prieto ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundqulst, Assoe. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Beautiful Lakefront Community On Sparkling Lake Mlnnee NO QUALIFYING! $11,300 to $17,100 No doling costa—No red tape! $847.00 down (that's all) and take over 31*?* direct VA Mort­ gage on 3 bedroom nuionry home in Ravenna Park—Quiet retirement and/or active—Plea­ sant living. Call for an appoint, mcnt. VALUE See Our Model Homes — OPEN TODAY — • Ml. So. o f Sanford Turn \\. on Lake Mary Bird. 1*11. FA 2-8370 "W e Trade" Stemper Agency REALTOR—IN8UR0R Phone FA 2-4891 113 N. Park J lc w m n a Park •Homes By SHOEM AKER CONST. CO. As Low A b $350 Down 4-Bcdrwem»—2 Baths 3-Bedrooms—2 Baths 3-B edrom w -U i Baths 3-Bodroomo—l Bath WIda vtrial, exterior designs aad fleor plana ' A Hnanciag on Hobim up to $15,000 MIA — Conventional St ln-Servic# Financing ■ S W S TurnW. on 28th I t . Fellew CounUJ Cla* W - * Watch fee our aigaa. �~w Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use The] 12. Real b u t t For Balt Ball-Blair Agency Registered Broken A ASSOCIATES 211 So. Park Avo. Pk. FA 2-Mil Lake Mary Branch - FA 2-1290 ■St. Johns Realty Co. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 111 N. Park Avo. Ph. FA 2-4123 w £ FOR SALE by ownor; S bedroom CB homo located la South Pinccrcit 2nd. Addltioa: in­ clude* fully equipped kitchen, large tilo bath, new Bahia lawn, extra large utility room. FA 2-7339. 12. R m I S a u t e P e r S a le I f . Female H e* tV atei FOR SALE: Wektva River Estates PIANIST wanled for dancing school In Sanford. FA 2-4444 —ISO ft. River frontage 44o ft. front 2:09 to 4:4o p. m. to Road la mile off Rt. 44. Call after 4 p. m. FA 2-4473. MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial 4 Residential STENSTROM REALTY 111 N. Perk Avo. Pbon* FA 2-2410 15. Boaincu Opportunities iv r o t.v n r J tn o r /e co rn T . INTERNATIONALLY approved •k w i .v ole r o t.v n r . f l o r id * safety, sports and race tires by ril.R v o. MSB champion drivtrs in Europe and r.vTATK o r niC H A tt n J. BL.XDT. America ere now available la D .« « t * * 4 (hie county. Exclusive franchise VOTICS: OF FI.V.4L RKFORT AMD .APPLICATION FOR DISCHAROB le avtUebla in metropolitan All p . r t . n s ar* hc r.br n.tlf l** Sanford, based on Integrity, abil­ that tli* und .rilgn.d as C . - E i * « u ity, equipment and in mounting tori of ailil Mtat*. have c .m g L tt d tha *rfmlnl*tratt«a th*r««f an* and balancing. Write Box 9, c /o h » v . filed In said court Ih d r final The Sanford Herald giving com­ r.port and application for dllplete details of experience. rharn>. objection! thereto, If any. should to du'.r fUsd. A fter flltns proof of publication ehowlne tble notice hat been published one# e « « c k for four consecutive week* the matter of epprevel et eeld re­ port and the orderlne ef distri­ bution of tald estate will come befrre the court. The rtret National Bank At Orlando tip Joe ecott Kirton Senior Trust Officer Mildred B. Bundr At Co-Eiecutore of, eeld ettate PEBftON capable of sotting up a eel** organisation. Aga no bar­ rier. Requirements: office ware­ house, preferable store building In wholesale neighborhood. Pro­ duct: a specialty item, alkali neutraliser, non-competitive for past 34 years, selling to Indus­ trials, schools, government, states, counties, building mater, lal yards, etc. Your minimum f lo t n t r . liu rn tr A Handler Attorney* at Law potential net $23,000 annuajly. :03 North Stein l l r e i t We will help finance th* mer­ Orlando, Florida Fubllth Hrpt. 14, 31, 31 * aept I. chandise and factor account! receivable. Creto, Box 729, 3V Tine 1 lltCt IT t O I R T . NINTH Desert Hot Springs, Calif. WILLIAM JOSEPH SHEA. Defendant. VOTICE OF »V IT BTATM OF FLORIDA TOi WILLIAM JOSEPH SHEA. V V h o te latt known retldence it 3«» Oranlta Street, qulncr. N o r f o lk Countr. Meeeechueette. Too will take notice that e a« urn bill of complaint hea been file d satinet you In the Circuit C o u r t In end for Seminole Countr. Florida, In Chenetrri that the na­ ture of eeld eult It an action for d iv o r c e , the short title of which It EIt.VE.HTI.VE TERESA SHEA. P l a i n t i f f . Vs. W IL L I A M JOSEPH tillHA. Defendant. T H E SE PRESENTS art to com­ mand J O U to file rour answer er other pleadings with the Clerk at the Circuit Court e f gerolnele co un tr at Sanford. Florida, and i i r v i a copy of tho u m i on Plain* tlf ra attorner. on er before the jo:h dar »f September, A. D. 1SIL Herein fell not or a decree pro cuufeseo wilt be entered aselnet you, for default. WITNESS mr band and aeal at Hanford, aemlnole countr. Florida, tme S1th d i r et AuaueL A D. ISSt. IHKAl.t Artlitif If. Deckwllh. Jr. clerk of the Circuit Court lty: Jean E. Wilke Deputr Clerk w . c. Hutchison. Jr. Edwerde llulldlng Hanford. Florida Attorner for Plaintiff Fublleli An*. SI * Sept. T. II. tl . I n ONGDALE HOM ES 3 - BEDROOMS H i BATHS Ix>w Down Payment B y Nadine Seltzer SW E E T IE PIE ROUTE SALESMAN. Good op­ portunity for right min. Estab­ lished rout*. Guaranteed salary plus commission. Vacation with pay. Hospitalization insurance Situated ea a largo corner lot la available. Apply in person. Loch Arbor, this custom built Philips Colonial Cieaaert. 110 CB home has everything the 8. Palmetto. discriminating bom* buyer is seeking. Harwood floors, marble AIR CONDITIONING and beating sills, fireplace, and fully equip­ apprentice; excellent future if ped kitchen am-Just a few of willing to work; must have the many nice Matures includ­ mocbeaciel ability. Writ* Box ed. B, c /o Sanford Herald. 13. Mortgage Loans jin im i. l t r c i 'IT of flowm s. iv a v o run skm ivo lk < 01 VTV. IV CMA.VCRRT VO. HIST en.NLaT iN E t e r e s a b h e a . Flalatttf Thurs. Sept. 21, ’61— Page 13 Looking for the perfect retire­ ment bom* in the most perfect location? V o have it. sider $1,000 second mortgage to 111 N. Perk Av*. Phene FA 2-2419 reliable person. Legal Notice frralk 17. Mata H e* Waatad w S tem tecu a -R A a h y - 1901 Park Pb. FA 2-3232 Evenings: FA 2-2249 or FA 2*901$ Baxter* LOCH ARBOR . PARTIALLY furniabed ranch atyle home which Ja potentially Tout price. Just $13,430, with tip­ 19. SltMttaM Wanted top financing available. V * will a 4-bedroom homo with 2 hatha, WORE WANTED. FA 2-4411. b* pleased to servo you. however, 2 bedroom* are tinfinished. A bargain at }t.900. CLOCRLY retired man wants Only $3,300 down and $30.13 Seminole Realty Its II. Female Hot# W illed SALESLADY, 21-33 year* old, experlence necessary. Powell'* Office Supply. Contact Uise Dot Powell, 117 Magnolia Ave. BEAUTICIAN wanted. Phone FA 2-3742, evenings FA 2-2433, Legal Notice IN T H R C IR C C IT COL'RT IN A N D F O R SEM IN OLR C O V V T T . F L O R ­ ID A . NO. 1 ISS4 T HE SANFORD ATLANTIC N A ­ TIONAL BANK. * L n 111 d Stale* banking corporation. Plaintiff. ve. JOSEPH W. BARRINGER, et gt. Defendant!. n otice o r strr T H E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A T O l Joeeph W. Barringer, t i l l Van Duren. Great Ilend. Kaniio , IHtty n. Harrlnger, t i l l Van Duren. Oreat Bend, Kanite Tou are hereby notified that I •ult has bssn filed sgalnst you In tho above entitled eaueo, and that you ere required to flit your antwor with tho Clerk of thlo Court and to oorva a copy thortof upon tho plaintiff or tlatniltra otter noya twhaet name and addreee Is Jtnnlnga, Watts. Clsrks and Ham llten. S14 Bsrnstt Nstlsnal Bank Building, Jackaonvlll* I, Florida not later than October 11, tSIt. If you fall to do ao a decree pro oonfaeaa wilt bo entered against yau far th* relief demanded In th* complaint. Tnl* suit I* to far*elaa* a mortgage. Th* r*at preparty proceeded against let , Lot 3. H i c k K, et'NLAND e s t a t e *, a subdivision, astardtPf ta a plat thortof. recorded In Flat Bask it peg* t l to 31 af th* Publl* nacards af gimlnal* County, Florid*. WITNE gg my hand and th* tael of tald Court at Sanford. Florida, this Ith day af September, t i l t . URAL) Arthur H. Btekwllh. Jr. Clerk of th* Circuit Court By; Marina T. Vihlan Deputy Clark F u b llth Sept. T. 14. SI. IS. t i l t . aid. DAYS WORK. Phono FA 2-MI2. 2 0 . B a b y sitte r* 1 WILL keep small children in my homo. $1.11 a day. Pb. FA S-1274. WILL care for chlldrsn, In my home, lor working mothers; Wynnewood. FA 2-7*07. REFINED white woman will b ibylit evenings. Referoncss. Cell FA 9-1740. II. Bnnuty Snioan N R OFF all waves $10 or over Operator Eva Ja Wynn* KATHBRINE HARVEY BEAUTY SHOP $1$ Palmetto Pb. FA 2-4134 LAR-RE* BEAUTY SALON M40 Hlaw.tb* Pb. FA 2-1999 D a wn ' s Beauty Salon Walker Building 2310 Oak FA 2-7144 34. Article* For Sale 33. Furniture AIR CONDITIONER, fits eastCUSTOM BUILT BEDDING moot windows, good condition, Mattress renovating. Expert Up­ $40. FA 2-4013. holstering. All Work Guaran­ teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co.. FA 2-2117, 1301 Sanford WHEEL CHAIRS, crutcbos, canes ' walkers. Ave. FREE DELIVERY Proscriptions our Special*/ ROLLAWAY. Hospiiel and Baby FAUST'S Rx Mellonvi'jo Beds. Day, Wssk, or MonthPh. FA 2-7107 FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Avo. SMALL open trailer. GE wringer Pb. FA 2-7932 weaker, combination radio and record player. NO 8-4270. Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Bought-Sold. Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Avo. Pb. FA 2-4132 FOR a good used TV call Sunshine TV, FA 2-97*2. N E W .& USEU. ODDS & ENDS" CLEARANCE if 34. Articles For Sal* SEWING MACHINES Take up balance on tig sag sew­ ing machine. Sold for 9109.30, balance 94I.C3. Call or writo Sanford 9*wing Center, 104 So. Park. Pbon* FA 2-0411. 36. Boats • Motors Gateway To Th« Waterway Your EVINRUD2 Dealer Robson Sporting Goods 304-4-9 E. lit. Pb. FA 2*3961 38. Trailers • Cabanas 1941 MOBILE HOME 10 X 4$, 9 BR. My $1200 equity for bomn 1 REFRIGERATOR, good condlequity, furniture, car, or any­ a, $30. 312 Myrtle A»cou«. thing of value. Baiiey, Dewitt Trailer Pk. Electrolux Cleaners Sales — Service — Supplies Keu Klndy - FA 2-0200 BONDED REPRESENTATIVE 2 • WHEEL utility trailer, excel­ lent condition, ideal for vacn* tlon or transfer. FA 2-3174. m u -------------------------------- SELL or TRADE: 23.000 equity 19.03 Chest of Drawers .. 9.23 riANOS AND ORGANS in 10' x 49' trailer for I' wide, 17.93 Buffet ......................... 3.00 Authorised Baldwin factory piano 2 bedroom, clean. Also, sell 21.30 Cocktail Chair ............. 7.28 and organ sale, conducted by 1934 Ford trailer hauler. Jtobt. 14.13 Club Chair ................. 3.49 factory represemative. inquire Bohannon, Plnecrest Trailer Pk. 19.93 Platform Rocker . . . . 9.18 Thompson Music Co., 343 No. 14.12 39.30 Pisiform Rocker .. Orange Ave, Orlando. Ph. SACRIFICE — Beautiful I960 Pacemaker, 10' x 33'. FA 2-3360 22.00 99.30 Lounge Chair ......... GA 9-4377. 11.00 49.30 Sofa Bed ................. 1931 NEW MOON trailer; 2 bed14.00 29.30 Bahama Lounge . . . . rooms; all aluminum cabana; 23 00 20.30 2-Pc. Sofa Bed Suite $1,300. Park Avenue Trailer Ct., 39.30 Early American Plat­ Lot 92, FA 2-3032. form Rocker ................ 24.2$ ■They worn made for nnoh other!'* 14.93 Cocktail Tables ......... 2.12 39 Automobiles • Trucks 12.95 3!aple Platform Rocker 2.49 5.93 MeUl Tea Cart ......... 1.41 26. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services I960 ENGLISH FORD AngeUo, 2. 19.93 Getolag Table ......... 10.00 door, 11,000 miles, all white, TV SERVICE within tha hour. FOR COMPLETE PEST 29.30 3-Pc. Dlnet.e ............ 19.22 whitewall Urea, heater; $400 Service cell* $2.00. Sunshine TV, CONTROL SERVICE CALL 14.93 End Tables ................. 3.22 cash and take up remainder of FA >-$7$>. (The working man's 39.93 2-Pc. Dinette ............ 33.00 Am erica'l Best Brands: Conn, 12 payments of $32.31 mo. Ph. A R T B R O W N Olds, LOblenc, Ludwig and others friend), fervtag Sanford, Long79.30 Maple Hutch A Server 39.00 FA 2-6369. FA 2-8166 Sanford, Fin. at tha lowest rates anywhere for 3.93 Crib Mattreiees ......... 1.00 wood. Lake Mary, Laka Monroe, echool band students. Cornets, 1930 CHEVROLET to ton Pickup, SELECTION O r DeBary. WELLS DRILLED Flutes, Trumpets, Trombones, very nice and clean. 6 ply Urea; and TABLE PUMPS. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS FLOOR RADIO REPAIRS Drums, Saxophone*. *tf. Open also ladder rack. FA 2-3781. LAMPS Ail Types and Sizes Work Guaranteed. Monday and Friday niles. WE All MarkndtB*low Wholesale Cost Wa Repair and Service Ph. $22-4724 DELIVER. STREEP MUSIC. JEEP station wagon; 4 cylinder, S T I N E 4-wheel drive. Make offer, C. 2200 Lake Mery Road •41 No. Urange, Orlando, Phone Machinery and Supply Co. USED Hawke, Paola. UArden 4-2401. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-0132 OIL HEATERS 27. Sped* 1 Service* Selection of Styles and Suet FACTORY TO YOU .....................i SCHOOL BAND INSTRUMENTS B U Y OR RENT NEW OR USED 29. Automobile Service FRIGIDAIRE S a lu A Service G. H. HIOH Oviedo, Fla. FO 3-3313 Diys Evenings Sanford FA 2-3203 Sept. A Oct. Special! Cold wave, rag. $20—<12.30. Regular $12.30 SEWING MACHINE SERVICE: wave—42 30. Scalp treatment Far service on any make of Sow­ with shampoo A net $2.30. Oil ing machine parts and access­ shampoo A set $2.00. Harriett’ s ories or Rentals call er writ* Beauty Nook. Evening appts. to Sanford Sewing Center, 104 103 So. Osh. FA 2-3742,________ South Park Ave. Ph. FA 3-141]. A U T O GLASS IN STALLED Windshield Buck Glass Door Glnsn Vent Glass SERVICE Senknrik Glass and Paint C o. 210 Magnolia ,95.00 up ALUMINUM BLINDS Enclosed head, Sag-proof bottom Open Friday Evenings 'Til 9 rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. Plenty of Free Parking Senknrik Glass and Paint C o. 1100 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-4023 Sanford, Fla. Ph. FA 2-7933 210 Magnolia i f Sanford’s i f i f Finest Cars i f In Tha Showroom Under Tha Furniture Center Ph. FA 2-4023 34. Articles For Sal* 2 31. Poultry • Pets • Livestock JUNGLE HAMMOCKS, mosquito STARS * SEWING MACHINES Singer portables, real good, $27.3o A $34.30. Sanford Sewing Center, 104 So. Park, rhonc FA 2-9411. ntts, mess kits, canteens. Army TO clean carpets better we'll loan RABBITS for sale, 2220 So. Park Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Av* CABBAGE PLANTS available. a Blue Lustre Carpet Shampooer ONE MALE Chihuahua, 1 year BOOM SPECIAL $I«JI. Painting Call Harold If. Kastner Co. FREE with purchase of Blue inside and out. Call Mr. Tasker, old, A.K.C. registered, brown. DEEP FREEZE, perfect condi lion. FA 2-1737. FA 2-2031. Lustre shampoo. Carroll'a Fur­ FA 2-4139. Pb. FA 2-2737 after 3:00 p.m. niture. CUSTOM windows A doors. Boyd's AKC Registered Female Boxer. ENVELOPES, Letterhead], state Shop, 307 Elm. FA 2-2111. $23. FA 2-7(90. ments, invoices, hand bills, and 23. Building Material* program s,. etc. Progrcisiv* 32. Floworn - Tree* • Shrubs Printing Co. Phono FA 2-2931— LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINT Crepe Myrtle in bloom, ell colors 304 West 13th St. Roofing FHA Loans P'aas GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY FREE ESTIMATES Grapevill* Ave. near 20tb St. HEATING Your Credit la Good. Up to 2 Yra H. B. POPE CO. INC. to Payl 300 So. Perk Ave. Ph. FA 2-4234 ANNUALS and vegetable plants. FA 2-7197. Dutch Mill Nursery, OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOON DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITERNew Upvala Road. B. EDWARDS ARY HELP? . . . an applicitlon BUILDERS SUPPLIES letter that will “ got th* job "; 33. Furniture W* Glva TV Stampa club paper; after dinner speech; 903 W. 3rd SL Pb. FA 9-TIN • BIG VALUES high school or college theme or • QUICK CREDIT oisay on ail but scientific lub* 24. Electrical Service* • EASY TERMS Jscts. Low rates. FA 2-4033, WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS KRIGIDA1RE evenings. Sales A Service Hous* Wiring Free Estimates PRINTING . . 24-Hour Service New and Used Furniture on Xerography, Offset Printing Sid Vlhlen's Randall Electric 311 E. First St. FA 2-3g22 and Blueprinting . . "Quality 113 Mainolla Ph. FA 2-0913 and Service, our stock in Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick trade." SEMINOLE OFFSET Service With Tho Ca*b. SUPER 23. Plumbing service* PRINTERS, 734 W. 9th St., TRADING POST. FA 2-4477. FA 2-2772. 23. Build .^nMMHTfUpnlr ★ MOO FRENCH AVE. follow the crowds to — BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS CCDT / 2w X That s The I • WILSON - MAIER Wa l l Plumbing ft Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REFAIR WORK 1007 Sonford Avo. FA 2-0302 Southern Air Barkley SptclsIUuig In Hosting and Alr-CendUlralag Only 1301 Oak Ave. FA 2-1321 A. W. Barkley Used Cars, Inc. PLUMBING PIANO TUNING li REPAIRING Contracting A Repairs W. L. HARMON Free Estimates Ph. FA 2-4333 R L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Fheno FA 2-3313 26. Radio ft Totavlnlon & ■ V '/ i *« * Importi ft Sport* Cart Our Speciality 17-92 • Heart e f Maitlaad PH. Ml 4-5307 ATTENTION! HATCHERS TV A RADIO SERVICE ‘ Dependable Guaranteed Service Ph. PA 2-IJOI *00# W. First St. - - \ Date Of Our Grove Owners & Fuel Oil Distributors No Closing Costa As Low | E i Per As Meath Principal - Ina. . InL • Taxes $8,300 To 90,300 FHA ft Conv. Financing • • • • • • 1957 D O D G E 1-TON SEPT. 22 Wheels, 4-Speed Transmisaion. M® £ W Car - Economical Price 1955 L IN C O L N C A P R I 4-Door Sodnn, Fully Powered, Extra Qoan. DIRECTIONS: 14 MiauUt from Sanford. So. on Hwy. 17-92. turn right et our sign. W E TRADE V-8 Engine, Stake B od y . Dual £ W B Luxury 2 Block* te School High * Dry Paved Streets (lose to Shopping Oven A Range Screened Florida Room, etc. TRUCK HOLLERSo/SANFORD 595 Seminole Co. Motors 519 E. First tit. Ph. FA 2-0614 6 2 PONTIAC-TEMPEST Announcement Party! BILL HEMPHILL M OTORS \ our 301 W . 1st Authorized ST. Pontiuc — Buick — Rambler Dealer - Phone F A 2-0231 f 4 » �A Pmg9 14—Than. Sept 21. *61 H U H. L. J0HX50M I special interest meetings, workThe people today want- to be-| shops tor family members in food come successful, efficient and and nutrition, family life, mancapable managers, la general, agement and other personal con they want to be well Informed, traets through home visits, teleThis means that requests for as* phone, office calls and letters slstance from the County Home "D* Eatepskm Service also hai public affairs Home Demonstration workers helped Floridians better understand good citlsenship and their responsibilities in the af­ fairs of the community, state and nation. Leaders are very Important In tf. D. work, Future k u k r i had many opportunity* lor trainInf in 1980. Families learned to make wise decisions in managing their financial resources, thin included# the use o f credit and other bust, ness procedures. •— H* - • a r a j E r . s . ' s T b . E. J Z L U ,,K . b . l „ “ J " ™ * * * * " people in eight Program Areas. _ ,*r° U-P * They are: 1. Agriculture Produe- ■ To? ,3r* ne’ r fr°ntI,r* ] n H.D ■■ tion. 2. Marketing. 3. Conservation. •mPh»,U*» information designed 4. Farm and Home Management. tor *P*cl** audienees such a* 5. Family Living. 8. Youth Deve- T000* homemakers, low income lopment. 7. Leadership Develop- 8roups, homemaker* who wort ment. I. Community Development *w,jr ‘ roin " ome * nd retired per and Publle Affairs, *0M Here are Some of the kinds of Home Demonitration Informs Information most requested. Be- Hon »nd ways of providing It fit lecting food. eloth'.Q* household the needs and Interests of then equipment and fttnjithJ"';*' under- groups. These people help decide standing the roie o f family mem- their own needs. Ttse Igcuia help b en , including all ages; health in developing these program) education and aafoty; managing which cover all aspects of famllj Brenner, vfce president and chairman of homeroom IXECUTTVI BOARD MEMBERS of tho Enterprise lima and energy; giving the ftm- living^ Jo. mothara; Mrs. R. T. HatclftH, peeqtiiatfojfci C. A. Parent-Teacher Council which held ita first general moat­ By well balanced meele and pfaatiied human reiaiionx, ciu Henderson, devotional chairman; Harold'Wooten, pro­ ing of the school year at 7:80 p. m. Tuesday include, from stretching the fam ily dollar which aeoship, public affairs, cooser gram chairmen and L. 0 . Hayman, principal. left, Mrs. J. R. Welle, treasurer and membership chairtoday to very important and vation and leadership, jnaa; Mrs. Lautress Boazman, publicity; Mrs. J. W. making our home comfortable, Through a new program « livable and attractive. Human Relations the famllie To reach this vast, growing learned more about the growtl audience which Includes men, and development of personalitie women and youth, the Agrlcul- from childhood through adult life ture Extension Service is broad- Families discovered the impor tance of healthy inter-persona supported the Republican Party better and more enduring than tha I either aide, It truly represents a ening its program. It is making this information relationships within the borne am originals from sltber side. And consensus of all the people. This In 1M0. 1s I960, we wera denied con­ once a basle American program is wby our government la the available not only to organised community, groups, but to everyone through In the fields of citizenship am tinued executive power by an to forged with the best from 1 most representative on earth. eyelaeh while we were increas­ ing our seats is Congress-in state capitals, state legislatures and county courthouies. a m But this narrow defeat, to my mind, does not relieve us of na­ tional responsibility. I firmly beltove that the national security, national defense, foreign policy and domestic matters continue to be ae much the responsibility o f the Republicans as of Urn Democrats. This la what I mean by our role o f participation. Wa Intend to make certain that our philosophy and our plana are Injected with maislve Impact Into the formula­ tion of national policies. We intend to continue fighting on all levels for our prgrams ant approaches, when they differ with those offered by the new admin­ istration, and we intend to carry on this tight with all the power and voices at our command. I believe that our nation hai grown to be the most powerful on earth because its policies have been forged in the hot clash o( competing ideas. Out of this con­ tinuing and healthy clash has come a set of steel-hard prin­ ciples and Ideas that perhaps are Mjftfev.' - Whether you’re baying of selling real eatnte property, the hands to drop your prob­ lem into a re wusa\ * Park Drive, Sanford " io m hta FAkfax M i l l — FA 2-0448 i l H T t M P IB T S P O R T S C O U P * J KV* L "The Govetament reproaches us with making their task more difficult, but what do They ex­ pect?” Churchill went on: "Can we with our convictions, aa honorable men, as a great party in tho State, afford, for the sake of appearances of unity, to acquiesce In a destructive down­ ward trend in our affairs at home and abroad? Are we not bound in honor to give our warn­ ings in good time about the fu­ ture, and to record our censuie on the present? "Would we not be blameworthy before history U we aat aupoe and silent, while one folly and neglect U plied on top of an­ other, and much that we fought lor together is lost or frittered away? "The only excuse for silence and inaction would be despair, and despair Is not to be tolerated among Urltoni." Well, despair is not to bo toler­ ated among Amenetns, especial­ ly the 94 million Americans who ^ M & 'l k W \ BLaJf / BOTTLED PER 100 LD. CYLINDER 9C ® Coll FA 2-5733 Sanford Gas Co 109 W. 1st 8T. PONTIAC TRIGGERS ANOTHIR TEAM OF WINNERS. Every one It a fancy mover. TEMPEST HAS INDEPENDENT SUSPENSION-FRONT AND RIAN! Each wheel Choice of 110, 115, 120 or 140 h.p., gas-xavlng 4-cyllnder engine. A couple of extra coat options; 4-barret carb, 158 h.p. Plenty of punch without big maintenance and running costa. The citizen who wants more can go lor an aluminum V-B option that pulls 186 horses. (and It’ s a big 15' ons) m ovts up and down Independently of the opposite wheel. There's no TEMPEST HAS A FRONT ENGINE/REAR TRANSMISSION! (The only American PLUSH NEW SERIES—THE LE MANS (LUH-MAHNZ). The Tempeat Convertible and Coupe are out this year in special custom trim. Call them the La Mansi They both have sports-type bucket seats, full carpeting, floor mounted stick shift, acceleration rear axle option - n o extra co s t Extra coat option: 4-epeed gearbox. Take one out-it's e going machinal car with this feature.) R gives Tempest squat weight at every wheat. It has biting traction on tha bricke or in the mud. Tires feet longer. Brakes take hold Ilka they mean it. The Iron! Boor to practically flat (no big hump in the middie). Tempest seats six—eeellyl solid axle in the rear. Result; Firm ride on pavement, soft rids in Ute boondocksl Swing axles in the rear help the Tampsat to carve out dean, firm curve*. Drive America’s only front engine I rear transmission ca r...it’s balanced like none of the others! Farre ll's Arcade Package Store PO N TIA C 'S NEW TEMPEST IS ON D ISPLA Y TO D AY AT Y O U R L O C A L AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALERSHIP SAN FO R D , FLA R 4 tw « v ic t o r e o a e t » h o w on. c a s - t v • s g r r i u a i A v ' �Save Time, Money By Shopping Friday Night Single Purpose Bomb Shelters Tax Exempt ____ % iir r a lb • WEATHER: Fair through Saturday. High today, 88-92. Low tonight, 65-70. VOL. 63 United J W V A ... Press Tax Aasesaor Mar/ Lari* Walk*' cr la strictly for fallout purposes, ■o f pubtie anxlatjr that followed ar today aald har offlca would a l- j* token aalua would b« placad on President Kennedy's warning last month about protection and the low axemptlona for fallovt ahalt* th' Ux ro11' ..... . . ., However, aha added, "if the grim developments in Berlin. ara If It 1. used for that purpose ih#,Ur „ ffflr , du. , purpl>, e> #uoh In Los Angeles, for example, 1as xama room* and storage ia d l* there are six trunk telephone lines Newsprint Use O ff Mr*. Walker aald that If a ahelt- ifiet, then the valuation would Into lbe CD office. The switch­ NEW YORK (U P D -U . S. con­ have to be determined and placad board has been so overrun that sumption oI newsprint in August plans are being made to Install 30 was 0.7 per cent less than during on tha tax roll. Sanford already ha* agreed to lines. tha same month ■ year ago, the No figures ar* available on the American Nawspaper Publisher* give relief for eitiaena building a shelter. number o f shelters actually being Association reported Thursday. Meanwhile, hundred* of rtwt- vsuited Uvete. But in the eity of denta have aaaapad the Civil Chicago, s'-sly two building per­ Defanae office la tha paat two mits have been issued for con­ WASHINGTON (U PI)-Bourbon weak* about building their owa struction o f shelter*. . whisky is distinctively American And in the bnllding permit o f­ family nuclear bomb aheltara. and foreigners should slop label­ Russia's resumption of nuclear fice ia New York City— with ing their whiskey as such, so said testa put tha final spur to a surge more than T million people— the House Ways and Means Com­ there ia not a aiagla application mittee Thursday. for a permit for shelter con­ struct Ion! There are Indications, however, By LARRY VERSHEL WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ that people aro about to do more Nobody asked me, but bow come dent Kennedy called in congres­ than think about protecting their tha welfare department doein't do sional leaders of both parties to­ families. a little more checking around In Philadelphia, a model shelter day for • last-minute legislative before they okay hospital care for review end possibly a preview ot was built in Fairmount Park with the indigent. One county resident his speech Monday to the United visiting hours I to 4 p. m. live eras hospitalised, claimed indigent Nationi. days a week. Sine* th* Russian gpre and the county kicked In over tests started, erowda have become $800 to pay the hospital bill. Re­ so great the exhibit is optn seven cords reveal that the person'a hus­ ROCHESTER, N. Y. (UPI) — LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo days a week. band is self-employed and geta a (LTD - The United States bol­ Monro* County Welfare Director Defense Coordinator Joseph R, government pension check. stered the United Nations force In Costa says thousands o f inquiries William B. Wood* has accused • • • The Congo today with four big have been coming from radio ata- Florida and Georgia officials of providing money to induce wel­ According to the State Board of muld-engine transport planes. tions who pass on listener re­ Health, 42 persons died from can* fare recipients to go North and In a departure from previous quests. cer aipl S8 from heart disease in policy the planes will be available apply for relief in New York state. ” \V*To suffering from prosper­ Seminole County during the first for supporting UN military oper­ ity but w* love It," h* said. six months of the year . . , There ations within The Congo. Up to •'We've bean trying for year* to Were no figures available on how now U. S. planes have been con­ WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. get our message across. Looks like many courthouse officials were fined mostly to ferrying troops Georgs A. Smathers (D-Fla.) Khrushchov did it for us." asked Defense Secretary Robert treated for ulerra during that per­ into and out of the country. The survey could not measure iod. The first plane, a 0 2 4 Globe- families who have started shelter* S. McNamara Thursday to brief • •• master, arrived Thursday night at without asking fur permit* or the nation oq protective measures against radioactive fallout and Tax Collector John Calloway Leopoldville's Njili Airfield. Three housewives who hav* stocked food nuclear attack. hopes to have the county tax bills 0 3 0 Hercidka were due today. and water, transistor radios, can­ out by Nov. 1. Up to now the distribution of dles-and other essentials in thsir • •• supplies,ta Ik s tyagu ha* been basement*. Sispt. of Schools R. T. Milwee Hone Iff v fleet of chartered DC3. DETROIT (UPI)—Twenty-six lo­ told the Jaycees Thursday that DC4 tad C49 planes. Neat has the cal plant bargaining teams from General Motor* and the United Oirullment In the county schools carrying capacity «4 U*e Globetutu \i i. kuit. >untb,dq.-% Vb .meet­ should hit 1I,U00 by 1970. master a n d ' S k U a r ’ • •• ings in Detroit today, tried to set­ The Uniten Nations had four tle disputes holding up the end of Have you noticed the thousands planes 'damaged by jet strafing the General Motors strikes which o f dead fish by the BandshellT during the Katanga operation in •tiU idle 144,OU) workers. No explanation yet, but officials addition t<r the one lost in the MARVEJOLS, Franc* tU Pl) tell us the fish are Croakers. crash which killed Secretary Gen­ Preside® Charles De Gaulle to­ • • • eral Dag Hammarskjold. day called on the Russians to JACKSONVILLE (U P I)-A rm ) Nobody asked me, but can the stop threatening, the West if they Engineers will ask state and local County Commission legally bind really want East-West cold war civil defense organizations to help m future commission by adopting talks. find buildings in Florida to protect * five-year road program? He also warned that France citizens in case of nuclear attack • • • Attention bowlers . . . The Her­ ATLANTA (UPI) A South will not tolerate the expansion of Col. J. V. Sollohub, district engi. Soviet domination throughout the neer, said the survey of buildings Georgia state senilnr promised ald will start a weekly bowling would cover every city anil com­ Thursday there would be a free world. column starting next Tuesday. Speaking to a erowd of sever- munity. • • • thorough Investigation into Flo­ Tuesday the County Commission rida complaints that ita waters al hundred In this little provincial was presented with a lengthy di­ ar* being polluted by wastes town on the aecond day of hli "meet-the-people” tour of southLENOIR CITY. Tenn. (UPI) rective for study on franchise. from Georgia streams. Son. Dan Hart of Quitman said central France, De Gaulle reiter­ Mra. Mary Alien (Granny) ilmik, Indications arc that the board will rfom nsider its adoption next Tues- a Senate subcommittee has been ated that France is willing to widow of a Civil War soldier, will day. ay. We hear that it contains a conducting investigations into the Join in East-West talks on Ger­ celebrate her 107th birthday Sun lot of duplicating aervices that pollution problems of Georgia, no', many, Berlin, disarmament and day wtih a nursing home part) the state now performs and one only in the areas mentioned by other cold war topics—if Russia open to the public. Still alert de­ Florida, but state-wide. stops threatening the free world. spite blindness and hearing diffi­ citizen calls it a .'money ichcm e." • • • culty, site sab] th* will sing hymns at the party. Did Longwood Mayor A1 I -or- ^ mann bring the gavel, or was it a mallet, to the Thursday night ! Council meeting at a defensive o r j an offensive move? It’s American U. S. Bolsters UN Forces In War-lorn Congo Kennedy Session Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1961 SANFORD, MOSCOW (UPI) — Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita Khrushchev said to­ day that Russia la ready to nego­ tiate with the United States "at any time, at any place and at any level." The threat of war has perhaps never been as great in the post­ war period at it is now, Khruthchev said. Governments of the Western powers are intensifying military preparations in every way, he said. Khrushchev made the statement in • letter to Indian Prim* Min­ ister Jawharlal Nehru. It was the Soviet Premier’ * answer to a message sent him by the nonaligned nations after the recent Belgrade conference, lie sent sim­ ilar letter* to other neutralist leaders. "H ie Soviet government Is ready to participate la talks wklch ar* really directed to­ ward !k* tpeedietl selatkia of urgent International questions," Khruohehtv said, "particularly a pear# ennferene* on conclud­ ing n German peare treaty and the normalization of th* altaaUon la West Berlia." "The sooner such serious talks, the better." The Soviet Premier said th* sit­ uation in Europe would be better if countries which have not rec­ ognized both German states—the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) and the Federal Republic o f Germany (West Ger­ many)—would recognize them in fact and sstablisk relaUooa with them. He also aald that both East and West Germany should be admits led to the United Nations. “ Tbs Soviet Union alwaya fa­ vors th* regulation ot eoatrqvtrlist problems by negotiations," Khrushchev wrota Nehru. "We atm eeniidar that a*gu> Uatieaa between states, and par* ticularly between the USSR and th* United States, as tha most powerful and Influesdlal stales, caa and should play an Import­ ant role la Improving tha interaalieaal aitaatlea. "W t ar* ready In th* name ad securing peace to negotiate at any time, at any place and at any leval." Congress Gels Kennedy Assurance Asks Shelter Talk WASHINGTON (U P I)— Presi* dent Ksnnedy assured congres­ sional leaders today he would contact them immediately If there is any strlous turn for tha worsa in th* world situation after Con- Setek Settlement Stop Threatening, IteGhulle Says Water Pollution Probe Promised OFFICIALS OF DEL-MAR INDUSTRIES, INC. and executives o f the Sanford Seminole Development Company met Thursday to complete final negotiation)! for the eittnblDhmpnt of the new plnnt here. Shown at the conference are. neuted, Dewey K. Smith, vice president of the Del-Mar ad­ ministration; Jerome Zimmerman, president of tho Del-Mar Administra­ tion and Robert J. Bauman, president of Sanford Atlantic Bank and a di­ rector of the Sanford Seminole Development Co. Standing are, John Krider, executive director o f the Snnford-Seminole Development Co.; T. K. Tucker, president of the Floridn State Bank and a director of tho Sanford Seminole Development Co. and Scott Burns, local muniiKcr of the Florida Power and Light Co. (Herald Photo) *>•** adjourns. , Tha eblsf exeeutlva met with Democratic and Republican lead* era - o f tha Housa and Sonata shortly before leaving Washington for about 10 day*. Whila be ia gone he will address the United Nation* Gsneral Assembly and take a short holiday at Newport, R. I. Senate Democrat!* leader Mike Mansfield and Republican leadar Everett M. Dirksea agreed at tha breakfast mating with Kennedy that adjournment "tomorrow night was quits possible." Fears Toll Road To Delay Freeway Woman Is 107 S t Johns Put To Use 4 • • • By Sanford Contractor Mrs. Raymond Lundquiat don­ ated an American Flag to Semi- , note High School to use at foot-! Proof that the St. Johns River j ball games a few years back. I can be used for low cost trans. . . So wiui iuppi-ned to tU j portalion w as provided here this flay? I week when the contracting firm Casselberry Man Gets Citation Longwood Adopts Budget No Sabotage Seen SANFORD MAYOR Joe Baker sign* a proclamation, designating the week of Oct. 1 to 7 a* Hire thu Hand!* capped Week, a* Dr. Phil Went gate. Rotary president and chairman of the Hire the Handicapped committea in Sanford, looks on. Standing in back art Florida Stata Employment Servica manager, Joe Foy and .Farm Bureau Placement manager, H. A. Thurston. (Her a ll Photo) teaaaa «*y the m ar should not 41 used more extensively for ^ulk ‘poapotu too. .» **■ » A * TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Hep. William C. Cramer (R -F la.) isn’ t convinced extension of Florida’s toll turnpike will oet seriously B ig**, items on the new bud- at comps red to last* year's ft .200; delay construction of an aast coast get include police salaries, li.ixw maintenance salaries at $3,100, freeway. streets, parks and buildings at Cramer called on Gov. Farris $3,500 and truck-equipment main Bryant Thursday lo specifically ★ ★ ★ enanc* at $?.ooo all remained |exclude planned Interstate Highthe same; new items— reserve way 95 between Daytona Beach debt service at $1,700 and equip­ and Miami from an agreement ment at $1,713. The debt eervice with turnpike bondholders against fund was set at $9,785 as com­ building any freeways which pared to 810,180 las. year. might jeopardize turnpike reve­ The only other reductions were nue. m office and telephone expense i ______ ________ Longwood adopted ita DM1-IM2 budget Thursday night calling for, expenditures of $13,700, an in­ crease of $0,117 over last year, without having to raise the 10 mill lax levy. Iluwever, Mayor Al Lormann's hopes for an allocation to begin building a new city ball were »helved (or the present to make way for a new lire truck. Councilman Carl taunmler, A Hireling to discuss th, rnmaking a strong pica for Ihe new truck and $2,5ia) in repairs on Ihe District S County Commissioner! ? in' e™ « " 1,or‘ on ,eal|,bil">r “ /• ; D" ‘« bt «• Smith annount* _ __ _ __ L _ j installing a ct y vewage plant wav ed today that her new fall classes old one. read the second survey Jim Avery, making ................. " ‘ P1' 1* discussed, however, the Iward in the ancient Indian science ot report from authorized dealer in­ spectors suggesting that this be vilit to the Longwood Council tabled the mailer for at least an* yogi, which proved so popular last Thur-Uy night, reassured toe other 30 day*, year, will begin again on Oct. g, done. city that Orange Ave. * will he 1 upstair* at the Evans Building in lie win approval for a $500 paved all the way to llwy. 17-92 i lail.e Mary. Vr 'k ★ start out of tins year s funds on and that work on the project the repair work and the board would begin Monday morning. agreed to lake up the matter "I dropped by tuidglit to clear of a new piece of equipment in ! up some ot this confusion on about six month*. Estimated costs Orange Ave. that developed after for a new truck were quoted at an unlor.unate press notice fol­ $18,500. lowing Ihe Commission's adopt on By JANE CASSELBERRY Senior M/Sgt. Jack O. Glenn of Casselberry was one of 20 out­ o f Burnup and Sima shipped 133 standing airmen from posts around tons of building material on a 220 the world receiving citation foot cargo vessel tv the Virgin from ihe Air Force Assn., now islands (or a cons ruction pro­ holding it* annual conven ion in ject. Philadelphia, Pa. The largest cargo ship ever to Sgt. Glenn, stationed at Or­ visit Sanford is now en rou e lando AFB, was selected as out­ to St. Croix, Virgin Islands, where standing airman of the rommund the Sanford firm has the con­ to represent the USAF S ccu ri) tract to construct a building. Service at Ihe conention wh.ch The company of which Vidor closet Sunday. Ilutclnns la the manager, char­ Hit wife. Mary Jane, accom­ tered the inutorship Curinto to panied her husband to the contran.purt everything needed for' ; ention on an all expense paid the building except Ihe concrete, invitation including ho el acco'nTbi* can be obtained in the Vir­ ino<ialions, round trip commercial gin Islands, Hutchins said. air transportation a J money tor Ma.eriala which the ship load­ other expenses. ed here included blocks, lumber. --------------------------j NDOLA, Northern Rhodesia steel, roofing amt sheet metal. In *v „ h i _____i it carried truck*, a .iio .! ' « « ' » l c t il.T U -A United Nation* olliccr addition trucks, l u l u ! C f l l l S I t C and food. Hutchins said. TAMPA (U P li Georgia . investigators so far Th* vessel left Sanford Tues- threat lo impose an inspection fee l'»v* turned up no evidence of day at 7 a. m. and will arrive fr* ,h I* illegal sabotage or » ‘ r attack in the at St. Croix on next Wednesday, and nothing will come of it. Gov. plane crash t u t killed Secretary according to schedule set by its Farris Bryant predicted Thurs. General Dag Hammarskjold Mon­ t day. skipper. Capt. Charles Thompson day. Hutchins said that th* loading of these supplies here shows .hat th* St. Johns River ran be used by Sanford and Central Florida interests for low cost transporta'.ion. even before the SanfordCaaavcral Canal is built. Tb* St. Johns River ha* a 12 teat etunnel to Sanford and lit* Canola draws 10 feet with 133 (eat of cargo, Hutchins pointed out. He believe* that there t* no NO. 285 Ready To Talk Terms On Any Level-Nikita Officials Accused Shelters Sought FLORIDA Motorcade All football fun* are invited to'join the motorcade to the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando tonight when the Sunford Seminole* so far unbeaten and unscored upon, match brain* and brawn with the Orlando Kdgewater team at 8:15 p. m. Kan* are urged to meet, with their decorated car*, at the Seminole High School parking lot at 6:30 ]>. m. as tha police-escorted trip will start rolling no latef than 6:45 p. m. At the Tangerine Bowl. Sanford fan* w ill sit on the west aide of the field. Avery Reassures Council On Orange Ave. Project Yogi Classes J Bliss Calls Road Plan Criticism "Politics" of llie county's five year road program. "Material* alrr.dy have been bought and stockpiled out of County Engineer Carlton lilies hold a joint m-etlng at nuon money from the old budget aid today dcicrulcd the county's five-! Tuesday al Freddie's Restaurant your road definitely is going to year-road program and declared cn llwy 17-92 tod.scus* mutual be paved on out lo the highway," criticism to Ihe program was problems. 1 1,1 ’ I It is an almost certainty that "Actually, live work should siIhe program will prove to tl|(, njui prolram wj|, ^ u„ ,n,|# ready lie underway but w e delay--he in Ihe mtcre»ti of the entire iop c a( business. ed it one week in order that county and not one municipality j * grove owners could remove a i» neglected aa wat charged," row of trees fro-n the right of HImi said. way. They've been paying U ses' Bliaa a ated that the record on those trees for some 20 years bears out tint the cities—were Bridge .................... I'aga> and w* felt the delay was juiti- given the lion's share of the see­ Classified _ _ Fag* 10 A It ded." ondary road fund program and Comics ...... Page 9 Avery also told Ihe council that' declared that out of that fund Dear Ahby _ Page8 the comity had been advised by •* $147,QUO for Altamonte Spring* Editorial . .........._____ Pag* 4 the Slat* Road Dept, that it I* and the 82I7.0UU Molnar Av*. proEntertainment________Page 8 ready to let bids on the almost1 ject that will t-eneiU Longwood. Legal* ........... Pag* 3 A 10 The road'program Is bound to one-quartrr million dollar Mol­ Puttie . —______ . . Page 9 nar Ave. paving and that he un­ help cities provide belter circula­ Society Page f derstood manges requested by tion into the county, Bliaa said. Sport* _ Page• At the ism* time, the mayors Longwood had been incorporated Church** _ Tag* I J of live county have agreed to in Die project. Herald Index � 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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IN I Standings U se 1961 iemlnotes hi tbair ini­ tial display o f talent looked real good to the >,i*0 fans ed into Memorial M AYi that swarm­ Stadium Friday night. With the NATIONAL LEAGUE WLFr t . GR* Cincinnati M 8? JOT Loa Aafttea M M JM 4 Sen FraaeteM i f <4 j r i Milwaukee 78 88 .JM lit*’ St. L od a 71 last Seminole stalwarts’ "g in g er" got • boost lo r the weeks nbetd. Coach Jim Plgotl probably wlahed b e'b a d the JV’ a suit out to have a An unusual featura o f any ball d u b ’a a s ison la to havo a lineman mako a touchdown. Rarely doea it happen. But first pop in the 'at aeries for the Warriors, Gent Wil­ liams racked up six points from n tackle position. He earned the privilege by crashing through to block a punt. By the way, what do wa call this high aehool learn? W arriors? 6emin olei? Indiana? Seminole Indian W arrlori? No, that last one won't go Into a headllna very well. Might call them Reds, except for the fact that the nomer ii In bad re­ pute — and surely doesn't fit our boya in ita usual usage. Speaking of JV'e, aa we were • few spaces up the line, they go into battle Wednesday night at 1:30 p.m, They'd like to see heap big crowd on hand for war coun cil and lo watch them scalp Henbreeie JV’ a. EdgewaUr, the Scmlnoici* foe In Orlando Friday, took a 19-8 shellacking from Melbourne Fri­ day. But those Bulldogs, always tough, slipped up on the Eagles to Jerk their tall feathers. So, the Orlsndo eleven will not be a push­ over for Plgott’a pigskin proteges. There will be many a carload of Sanford citterns deserting the Friday night downtown specials, coma this weekend, ah betcha. Champ Ignores NBA Edict BOSTON (U PS)— Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson and challenger Torn McNeeley appar­ ently ignored a recent National Boxing Association edict In the contract for their pioposed title fight Nov. M. Under the terms o f the pact annoonced Monday, McNeeley ha* guaranteed Patterson a return bout in 120 daya if ho wine the world title. Eddie Erdelatz By United Press frtererttenaf NaUowal Leaps Manila, N. Y . Rbnsn, Chi. Gantlic, Bat. Brandt. Bal. Batey, Minn. Rmno. Clev. 149 123 138 128 128 134 508 394 453 432 438 4*0 130 84 II M 84 72 H. Pet. 1*7 .358 1*8 M3 i n J30 139 423 1 « 421 154 408 150 405 183 .304 IW J i t 1T9 143 153 133 181 124 140 141 134 144 450 .350 .324 423 411 415 410 400 407 .300 Hama Bans V iM PftM latanutteaal It*! now o r never for Roger Marls, the brash young man who I obscures even the facta B u t the Yankees cad clinch their 11th Amertcaa League penpant la 13 years tonight and that the Clacln■ a i n B S r U f i n U o r a d their pennant-clmching magic num ber in the National League to eaves. A sw eep o f tonight’s doublehesder does it for the Yankees, while the idle Reds went four games ahead NaUowal League — Ccpuda, Giants 41; Maya, Giants I*; Rob­ inson, Rada 33; Aaron, Brave* 33; Adcock, Braves 31; Stuart, Pi­ rates 31; Am aricaa League Mari*, Yanks SI; Mantle, Yanka 33; Klltebrew, Twins 55; Gentile, Orioles WASHINGTON (U P !) — The 43; Colavito. Tigers 42. House hxs approved and aent to Raw* Ballad la the Senate legislation to grant NaMewal League - » Cepcdi antltruit immunity to the Nation­ Glanta 129; Robinson, Keda 119; al Football League'* "p a ck a g e" Aaron, Braves 112; Mays, Giants television contract with tha Co­ 111; Stuart, Plrataa 306. lumbia Broadcasting System. Am aricaa League — Marls, The m a n u re was requested by Yanks 139; Colavito. Tigers 132; the league after a Philadelphia Gentile. Orioles 131; Mantle, Judge ruled the propoied contract Yanks 135; Cash, Tigers 123. for next year'* season violated Pitching an earlier court ruling. NaUowal League — Padres, The bill a lio would eaempt Dodgers 11-3; Millar, G lints 15-4; antllruat prosecution the Jay, Rod* 20-9; O’ToolS, Reds 16- from pooling of television right* by 8; Sadeckl, Cards ,4-9. Am aricaa League — Ford professional baseball, basketball Yank* 34-3; Terry, Yanks 14-3; and hockey leagues. House approval cam* by voice Arroyo, Yanks 15-4; Latman, In­ dian* 13-4; Schwall, Red Sox 15-5. vote. If the measure gains final congressional approval, CBS will carry all National Football League games during the IHT.2 and 1903 seasons. Chairman Emanuel Caller, DN. Y „ of the House Judiciary Kings wood Builders took to the Committee told the Hom e that lane* again this week with tome unless the legislation were ap­ fine and fancy bowling by the proved it might place the "w eak­ Sunlaml Estates girls. er teams o f the National League High game wa* made by Lee In a serioua position.” Kromas with a smooth 181, Betty Allen came In with a high series of 581. Shirley Conkey made the tricky 3-10 split and Betty Church picked up the 2-7. A newcomer to howling, l.ucy Mays caplured her llrst turkeyNEW YORK (U P I) - The alter in first place arc the Curvettei sitd Jolly Girla and In second the effects of the basketball fix scan­ Cherokee Spare-lies and Come s. dal and Ihe movement o f St. in third are the Honeybees, the John's University to Its new cam ­ ttockettes, the Goof-olfe and the pus field house has left Madison Square Garden with Its smallest Tralle relies. college baskethall program since World War H daya. Garden officials announced Monday that its 1981-82 schedule will include to regular-season dou­ bleheaders, one lest than last sea­ The Food Mart-Country Manor son. and the Holiday Festival League moved Into Its eecond tournament. Although tha Nation­ week o f the season with the Gold al Invitation Tournament was not Bonds holding first place with a listed on the schedule, a Garden single loss. spokesman said the post-season Close behind U the Corule with tourney would be held there a* it a rerord o f six wine and two has In the past. lueses. The Stampers, Butchers and Checker* are all lied with a record uf four vicluriee and four NEW YORK (U P I) — The pro loss**. The Markette*' record 1* three foutball Quarterbacks Club of wins end five losses. The Buggers New York Monday presented Ann and Sugar end Spice have a not- Eehmunt, a daughter <>f the late so-nice rvcord o f two wins ami t.en Kihinunt, funner New York six josses to put them in last and Ban Fram-ieco pro foutball place. star, with the Timothy J. Mara High gain* was rolled by sthulunhlp award. The award Martha Klmiard with a 174. She hmiiira the mcniury of the founder also has high series for the week. o f the Giant*. House Okays N F L ‘Package’ Sunlond Turns In Fancy Bowling Cage Fixings Take Toll Loop Lead Held lt'a winter season underway O AK LAN D , Calif. (U F I) — The when the Chieaps Cohn heat (he h om er and three singles that Oakland Raiders sold Eddie E rDodgers, 5-3, Monday night. paced the rout o f Ortega in I S Minnesota Dob Cardwell, whn had lost sis dslata down the r iv e r - b o * they'll Los Angeles straight gam es te the Dodgers, pitclWH'k* fctw i-hiU er for his 14th victory as Lea A ngeles manager Walt Alston gam bled and lost with rookie pitcher Phil Ortega, who made his first b ig league sta rt Ed Bouebeee hit a three-run Orlando C epeda't tvm-rua ninthinning te m e r gave Ihe Sen Fran­ cisco Giants a 3-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brave*, who loit their seventh itraight game. StuMliter, soft-balling relief ace o f the Giants, received credit for his 13th win. The homer w as Cepada 'a l i f t o f the M a m . Dick Stuart's two-run homer and Dick Croat's two-run single paced a five-run seventh-inning outburst that carried tho Pillsburgh Pirates to an 8-8 decision over tho SL Louis Cardinals. Rookie Larry Foss gained credit good gam es for a big *08 series for tho win in his first big league to lead tbo league la that depart­ start aided by Harvey Haddlx and Elroy F aco in the lata in­ ment. A total o f 17 koglara had • ning!. at series of 500 o r better and nine •ctks to dethrore Baba Roth as baseball's home run king. Needing twe homers to tie and three to break Ruth’s 34-yesr-Old all-time record o f 80 hom ers in a season, the 27-ytar-old Maria /a ces his "m om ent o f truth" to­ night la the New York Yankees' twl-nlght doubleheader with the Baltimore Orioles. He must hit at least one hom er tonight to have any practical chance to break the mark in a single game Wednes­ day night, which brings him to the end o f the 154-game limit prescribed by Commissioner Ford Three team* emerged from th« Frick. The struggle of one man first night’ s action with no loiaoi against terrific odds and pressure a> tha Buiineaamen’ * League got the Jet Lanea last week. bowlers broke the M0 barrier. Harry Schob of Benton’ s topped Park Ave. Pharmacy however was given the top apot on the this group with a 230 game, Nine man also found the range and standing shaet by taking tbo Wad converted splits with John Rich­ in total pins. Led by Ed Mich­ ardson bringing in two, the 1-7 alak, the Medicinemen had a and the 7-8. Davis Buildara from M igbboracratch total o f 2557 pins. Leroy Benton’s total o f 2193 Ing DeBary, deserves a pat on the back for going into the league waa good onough for second plica with a four gama deficit, taking and Automatics No. On* cake ovar tho franchise o f an entry walked to four poin,i and third which failed to field a team last place by forfeit as their opponent week and declined lo c o o tints*. They will get into the thick failed to show up. Smith's Am oco and Seminole o f the battle in an effort to catch Sporting Goods, with three wini up by meeting Sanford Electric Tuesday night. each round out the first five. The rest of the Tuesday sche­ Michalak put to lather three dule find* Park Ave. Pharmacy meeting Autooetica No. One, Sm ith '! A m oco versus Wally’s Phillips 18, Seminole Sporting Goods versus Owen's Gulf, Town Pump versui Leroy Benton's and ALC versus Autonetiea No. Two. PARIS (U P I)— Kaflu King o f Nigeria, the British Empire feath­ Nigeria Boxer Asks Moore Scrap erweight champion who again stopped European champion (itacieux Lam peril o f France, asked I today that hi* promised fight with American Uavey Moor* on Dec. 4 be for Moore’s wurld title. The referee awarded King n technical knockout victory at 35 eecond* o f the sixth round Mon­ day night after King'* sudden on. ■taught had floored Lampertl twice In thut round and gashed Ids left brow, Promoter Charley .Michael!* an­ nounced last week he had re­ ceived a cable from Moor* prom­ ising to fight the King-Lamperti winner at Parle on Dec. 4. Weth­ er the December bout woutd be for the title, Mlchaelis said, would depend on the else o f the guaran­ tee he could give Moor*. Wins Scholarship what Coach Billy Hildebrand hupcs will be s' better balanced attack against the Baylor Bears. In the Southern Conference, Virginia Military and Virginia Tech again look like favorites. Richmond and Davidson both ex­ pect Improvement. Duke kicks off defense of Us Atlantic Coast Conference cham­ pionship sgalnit South Carolina at Columbia, S. C., this weekend. South Carolina In the past has proved troublesome for the Blue Devils, and Coach Marvin Bass would Ilka nothing more than to begin hia new regime as Game­ cock bos* with an upset. Duke, with plenty uf backtield talent but Inexperience in the line, lost a key player, swing end Ed Che*, null, for ihe season over the pa>l Beginners Find Bowling Eye The Beginner Bowlers found the magic pocket this week In the Holler Motor* Navy W ives League. Ester Gwartney o f tha VAH-9 team rolled a 1*9 gam * scratch, with handicap. It cariia to 254. She bowled a tremendous handicap aeries o f 844. Following closely behind waa Jo Watson o f the Park Ridge team with a 233 handicap gama, 640 handicap series, Jtan McGuire picked up the difficult 2-7 split while Ester Gwartney and Kny Bowman strung 4 atrlkae each in a row. Turkeys were mad* by Fran M ic ­ key and Clara Barber. Park Ridge bowler* took both high handicap game and high handicap eerie* fop the day. be open fo r buftneaa a t tha tam e Washington old stand on Funday when they Kansas City tangle with the Dalian Tex ana at Candlestick Park. "A n d th e n are na plana ar pro­ posals to shift tho franchise else­ where” eeid a Raider spokesman. ltt •L a M 79 71 89 » 88 7* 77 79 66 a .971 JOT JM JM JOT JM 4 1018' 14 Mtf 36>4 29*4 i .441 95 M 84 JM 1514 18 94 J79 4SH i i 94 JM 48 ------------ 1 Olympic Jitters Break Out In Japan TOKYO (U P I)— Hotel m ans, "W a ll have a new stadium to go into in Oakland ia a couple o f g e n In the world’s largest city are already breaking s o t with “ Olyyears and wa think things will pi* Jitter*.* pick up then." Tho Japan Tim et re pelted today % Erdelata was fired Monday by that Tokyo hotels a n being the four-man tribunal operating "•w im ped” with applications from tha club and Marty Feldman was group* who want reservation* fo r named In his place. The owners tho 1984 Olympic Games her*. probably were smarting more Eighty per cent o f tho reserva­ than Eddie waa from the 55-0 tions are coming from tho United pasting his team took from the States. Houston Oilers in the aeaaon'a The Japan Hotel opener and the follow -up 44-0 said many small i licking last Sunday from the Ban mad* apllcatlon For Diego Charger*. So far, according te Houston and S a g- b ieg o wore tlon'a latest check, 9,500 persona the m ost powerful clubs in tha have reserved rooms. league last year and look strong, A total a f 150,000 persona are tr than ever this year. And Dal- expected to visit Japan during iaa ia right in the earn* class. 1984, the Transportation Ministry So new coach Feldman, who said. wee Erdeletx1 assistant, steps right into the hot water. OVER I I at First sal Palmetto Bide Pert Office) The Raider* havs announced an advance sale o f 8,000 ticket*. And they expect about 10,000 fo r the battle — i f the weather ia good. "This club has adequate mate­ rial to compete in this league,” said Feldman after he waa hand­ ed the task o f trying to build a winner. " I t ’s too late to make any m ajor change*. So w e ll try to Jell the Raiders into a repre­ sentative club.” (A lon g • SANFORD FU R N ITU R E COM PANY • Carpel Til* 6 • FaraM vo • Pianos Rental Bed* Mr. Merchant ADVERTISING ...for the Sanford Herald’: "Seminole County Progress Edition” is NOW being accepted! By Gold Bonds Adam's Paces Bowlerettes Tha Jet Bowlerettes finished the eecond week of league bowling with Adam 's Paint In first pile*, followed by Ivey’ a and Don'* In second. Richards, Yowell's snd Harriett's tied for third. In fourth place la Bill's Tavern, followed by Toy Coral, Mtry Esther's and Leilani. Verna Bolton and Tina Parker picked up the 1-7 split and Cel­ este Smith returned the 3-10. Kay Bowman mad* the 3-7 and ilfo the 4-3-7, High gama was mad* by M*rg* Lyons with a 176 and Verna Bol­ ton had high aeries of 4M. Dixie Football Prospects Shaping Up Strong United Press International Word that Maryland ii loaded, that Duke again will be on* of tha nation's strongest and the bright atar o f Roman Gabriel at North Carolina State feature the South's 1981 football prospects. First game* this weekend likely will do a lot toward telling how wall the Atlantic Coast Conferenca stacks up against other football powers. For example, Maryland playa Southern Methodist at Dallas, Tea., North Carolina State faces Skyline co-champion Wyoming at Laramie and da m son faces Flor­ ida o f tha Southeastern Confer •nee. Wake Forest, with Ihe thinnest manpower supply in the ACC, (o e s to Waco, Tex , to unveil W L Pet. C l S Oakland Fires League Leaders look-fee at Urn up-coming bope- Player A Ctah O . A h R. Jnla under fire. B on o o f the JV’ a Ctmnta, Pitta. 13* 553 f? -with no shortage o ! confidence Pinion, Cla. 144 5T7 IS Boyar, St. I* 143 554 103 •'jo in e d that they could have knock­ Z 'iM , U A. 134 421 ?1 ed o ff the Terriers from TitusRbnsn, Cla. 144 313 111 Title, too. That's the spirit — If 143 536 l i t Maya, S.F. get the discretion. Altmn. Chi. 13* 491 » Mthws, Mil. 142 336 94 Aa it was, the V a n ity coaches Ccpcda, S. F. 14Z 513 71 had a chance to run p lo y e n back American League and forth from bench to gridiron Cash, Det. 14* 49* 110 aad toko n gander at som e combi- Hwrd, N, Y . 119 413 «3 u tla n a that might ba helpful in P in a l, Clav. 117 400 ? l gam es to come. Kalin. Dat. 144 588 113 Indicative i f the spirit o f both teaching staff and squad waa the hit a f drama seen at the south end o f the Bald. Butch Riser bad done oome nifty sprinting and yard p sfcisg to ic e the final strip* in light and only to be pulled down on the one yard tine, Denied that thrill that comas with making a TD, So, In came the neat play from the mentors. You guessed it. It waa Biaer ovar the left aide — and his teammates, anxious to htlp tha spirited Junior rack up tha aln poluts he'd Just missed, n a lly cleared the way. Fine tri­ bute to coaches, team play and willing w orkeil Tbia la tha ipirlt that wlU win m ore games this year. And what n bang for the southpaw Junior to mako a TD M hla first varsity gam el JR im M 7* JM 171* M rn J14 98 48 1M JM 43M AMERICAN LEAGUE 40-0 score In the lacb-tuiter second half « Pittsburgh Chicago weekend when lie suffered a kneef Gabriel, six foot four 220 pound injury in practice. senior tabbed atmost a unanimous The Blue Devils will field a pre-season All-Am erica, will lead typical Bill Murray Duke-T attack the North Carolina State Chal­ guided by quarterback Walt Rap- lenge. The Wolfpack, playing a pold and featuring fullback John multiple often**, also has better Tinncll and hallbacks Mark Leg­ speed and more power on the gett and Jack Wilson. Senior Art ground than ia the past several Gregory at tackle ia Duke's stand­ years but has problems in the de­ out lineman. fensive secondary and at center. Maryland, Gough, has been CTemton bat Installed ■ new picked as the team to watch in pro-type offense to go along with the ACC — with Terrapin follow­ a rugged line. Coach Frank How­ ers expecting the best squad since ard hat stressed team speed snd the glory daya of the late 'Jins has hard-hitting backs in fullbacks Tatum at College Park. Ron Scrudata and BIB McGulrt Maryland Coach Tom Nugent and halfback Gary Barnca. figures he has a solid defense Virginia’ s Cavaliers, with ntw this year te go with hia tricky o f­ coach Bill Elias at lb* halm, bop* fensive formation* lo be directed to break a M -game losing airing by quarterbacks Dick Novak and which ia the longest in m ajor col­ sophomore Dick Shiner. lege football. • OVER 20,000 COPIES WILL MAKE ITS APPEARANCE WITH THE REGULAR ISSUE OP THE HERALD ABOUT OCT. 16TH. I O THIS ANNUAL GRAPHIC STORY OF THE COUNTY’S GROWTH AND PROGRESS WILL BE READ BY PEOPLE ALL OVER THE U. S. Call F A 2 -2 6 11 or O A 5 -5 9 3 8 For an Appointment with an Advertising Representative to help YOU tell YOUR story! SI!}? j&utfiirii itralii �School Books Ordered To Ease Shortage A supplemental order of textbook* to relieve the shortage la the SemiBole County aetioot gyatem was placed Monday, Oct. II, Superintendent at School* R. T. MUwee said today, lie said that this order should be received In about two weeks. “ Our first order of books didn't cover our needs and we- had to reorder. We undereitlmated our enrollment which was some 1300 more children than we had last year, MUwee explained. He said that by Jan. 1 there would be a further Increase nt enrollment. Re Mid tu t some of A ho boards siw asking parents can afford t to buy hooka for their children. He added that hr would ask the school board to live font pennies low to aik par­ ents to Seminole County who cm afford k to help to alleviating the shorten by buying books. Later on, be as id, these par­ ents can aril these books and get back tome of the money spent on them. Milwee Mid font county school* stfM ace nstog some books which out of adoption,” These BELGIAN CIVILIANS earir Katanga soldier, wounded during battl* with UN in Elisabethville, the Congo. Katanga Gives U N Ultimatum VOL. S3 United • Preaa UNITED NATION S. N. Y ., % L T 1 )—The United Nations Gen­ eral Asaembly today unanimously elscted Mongi Slim o f Tunisia as president o f ita IGth regular seaaion, succeeding Frederick II. Bo­ land o f Ireland. Slim, hacked by Boland and atrong Western support that in­ cluded the United States m d Brit­ a in , also was a prominent con­ tender to become interim adnatnl■trator o f lha United Nations In place o f Secretary General Dag Hanim*r.ikjold, who died in an Africian air crath Sunday night. Heavy politicking as the dele­ gates of 99 nation* gathered for the assembly'# second day deluyad & h« start o f this morning's meet­ ing 4S minutes. Russia's Insistence that the United Nations adopt Its “ troika” plan o f three secretaries general and opposition to Slim’s appoint­ ment on constitutional grounds that it would confuse the legisla­ tive and executive branches of the world organization made indefinite d e a d lo c k likely on the selection o f H im m srskjold's successor. Rea Hurt elected officer* for 1902 at their dinner meeting Tuesday wight. Heading the board fo r the com ­ ing year will be Byron L Kimball, preiidrnt; C. F. Field, vice presi­ dent; Mr*. Elizabeth Kuhn, secre­ Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1961 Hurricane warnings were low ­ ered south o f Hat eras, N. C „ and the weather bureau said they may be lowered as far north a* the Virginia Capes in a matter of hours akhough weathermen warned residents not to let down their guard. At 9 a. m. EST hurri­ cane warnings still were dis­ SANFORD, played from Halters* to the Vir­ the next II to IS hours at the ginia Capes and a hurricane I same size and intensity—big and watch went up from the Capes to] mean. Massachuse.ts. At 9 a. m. the a to m 's eye was The Washington Weather Bu­ Iocs ed shout 140 miles eastreau said in its 9 a. m. EST ad-1 northeast of Cape Hatleras. at viiory that Esther was expected; latitude 33.1 north, longitude T3.1 (o continue in a northerly direc­ west. tion about 14 mile* an hour for Heavy rain was expected to e x ­ FLORIDA NO. 283 eb O ** ly LARRY Y E 1 S R IL at Gordon Frederick, president lb* Seminole Bar A u n . has tent ★ Tuesday, the Commission adopt­ ed a five-year program calling for expenditures of more than 3000,000. Baker said that th en were no provisions in the program for participation by any city in the county. “ The coun.y will pave the ar­ terial roads and stop at the com - 3 Prisoners Escape, Nabbed tend about <0 mile* b lin d and about 200 to 300 miles to the north as Esther ehurned up the coast. High tides swept in on many low lying areaa and from Whale bone Junction to Kitty Hawk, N. C., waves swept across sand dunea and threatened to isolate motels, stores and c o tages. ■res to see V (her* is any inter­ est from anyone about aeeking lha county attom ey'a job . , . One commissioner Tuesday ★ ★ + ★ ★ Bulletin year . . . They might as well get an attorney (ram Orange County job at that salary, • • a Nobody asked me but the Coun­ ty WASHINGTON (U PI) The Renal* Appropriation* Commit­ tee recommended today that 3193,00* be spent on pre-ctnstructlon planning lor the pro­ posed cross-Florida barge canal. h Program Disappointing Ixirigtvuori Mayor A. R. I.nrmunn today ahnrply criti­ cized the county'a projected five-year road program calling it “ in some instances a waste of money" and saying that the cities in the county were “ left out ill the cold." “ The board just neglected the municipalities in the county . . . and I'm not alone in my feelings," Lormunn said. “ They Odd u* they would pave , — Orange Ave. and itill nothing i* done about, it. It probably wun't be dune before nrxt year . . . so —^ —— Baker To Run Again KINGSTON, Jamaica (U PI) — Jam aica has voted to quit the West Indies Federation, leaving the future of the Briti*h.*|>onxored nine-island group in doubt. On Trial WEST PALM BEACH (U PI) why w ain't that project Included Suspended Palm Beach County Sheriff Martin M. Kcllenberger in the program ," he added. will go on trial on a charge of Lormann noted a lot o f paving Mayor Joe Baker today quali­ perjury Oct. 31. in Lake Mary , , , “ But what about fied to aeek re-election in the us," ha said. city commission election schedul­ “ I'm frankly disappointed in the ed this fall. TAMPA (U P I) - General Teleprogram,'* he said. Only one commission seal is phone Co. nf Florida, accused of open. The (leadline for qualifying providing inferior service, told is Oct. 19. th* Slate Utillliei Commission Th* registration books at city Tuesday it mint have more prufits hall are now open with the final in order to improve its service. da) fur registration Oct. 37. At the present Cm*, accord in g to Clerk Henry Tamm Jr. there PASADENA, l aid. I L T D —Sen. are 3,IU0 registered voters in the Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz , believes city. th* United Stales should warn ttic Baker has been on the city Mr*. J Edward Nicholds. 73. Soviet Union that u will use low commission for three years and yield nuclear bomb* to save Ber­ died at Seminole Memorial Hos­ has served one term av m ajor. lin and West Germany. pital early Tuesday evening fol­ Inferior Service Mrs. Nicholds Dies Tuesday it was announced that a one day seminar on “ Bu»ine** Proper­ ty Improvement” will be conduct­ ed in the near future. It will be presented by the extension divi­ sion o f the Univeraity o f Florida and co-iponsored hy tha Board uf Kraltur* and th* Downtown Im­ lowing ■ lingering illness. Born Dec. 9, 1B&V in Cumber­ provement Committee, land, Md , she had lived in San­ m a m ford fur the past 10 year* and made her homr on W, First St. lUie was a member of the Sanford First Presbyterian Church, had served more than 1.000 hour* with the Pink I,adic* at the ho.pilal; was a member of the Magnolia Circle of the Sanford Garden Club, a life member of the WCTU and a life member of th* Church Mis•ion Wurk. Survivors are her husband, J Edward Nicholds of Sanford and two brothers. George Pferdeort of Pittsburgh. Pa., and William Pferdeort of Clifton, N. J. Funeral service* will be held at 130 p m. Friday at Brissun Fun eral Home witb Rev. Grover Sew»11 nf the Presbyterian Church officiating. Hurul will he in Dak Lawn Memorial Park. Warn Reds In Hospital Foreign Aid Head WASHINGTON (U P I) New York attorney Fowler Hamilton, a specialist in international law. will be nominated by President Kennedy to head the new foreign aid agency, th* Whit* House an noonred today. NEWLY ELECTED 0FFICEH3 of the Seminole County Board of Realtorn are left to right. Byron L.-Kimball, president; C. F. Field, vice president and Al Lormann, director. (Herald Photo) Two Injured First Center TALLAHASSEE (U PI) The slate of Florida has secured tioo,duo in federal funds lo place in Miami the w orld* first medical facility devoted entirely to Par. kinson's disease, ihe Slate Dev el■ipmrnt Commission s.i I T ec day was adopt No Carlton that sooner did Bliss present sura ■- - - . i' w * : lai a pro- Engineer It . . . * * • It’* interesting to note th* amount of proposed road jobs in each o f th* five county coin mis­ sion districts. Dis.rict 1—seven;' District I —eight: District 3— 13; District 4—13, and District 4 — seven. • ** a ■ GUY OTIS Steiwtrom J r ./ 42, aUrted work thin morn­ ing us unnintiuit County Engineer. It's also interesting la not* th* ■mount of money Uiat will bo spent; District 1-4114,300; Dis­ trict 2-363,400; District 3— 3206,700; District 4 - 3116,900. and District 3-3109,700. • U.S., Reds To Begin Talk NEW YORK (U P I) — * w Only election on acountywide scale thia (all ia for actual board trustees. • • • The school board will open oo new Betr Lake School p. m. Friday . . . Bids will be opened for a new junior school near Casselberry. • • bids al I also Ugh • The The General Service* .Adminis­ tration baa approved the tease agreed tn begin their fateful Ber. •greement on the Osceola Air base. Final approval m un now lin cri.di talk* Thursday. come from congress. Secretary o f Slate Dean Rusk • • • and Suviel Foreign Minister AnCounty Commissioner Vernon diei G roinjko will start th* die- Dunn is out of the hospital but ciiaxinni at a private lunrh in we imagine It will be awhile be­ Rusk's Waldorf Towers suite. fore he re urn* to the wars. • « « The U. S. secretary bears a firm Seems like when they get marl­ mandate from President Kennedy and the thief Western Allies lo ed they don't leave a (uy nothing. warn Gromyko in grim term* Earlier this week I menl.oned ■gainst any fuilher squeeze play* that (be City Commission insist­ nr unilateiul arts against the ed on 379 chairs for the city man­ West In lietlin. lie also will urge ager's office and today 1 found an end to Soviet unket-rattling in out that I'm sitting on a f t ) chair. the ten** situation. Untied .States and Russia have • • • The putpu.e uf the Kuxk-GruinyThis is Constitution Week , , , ko talks Jtom tha Western view­ I-ei's lung out our flags. point, is to determine whether Two DeLeon Spring* residents tlicte is any hnnurald* bans fur were injured in a two car colli­ fnll-xeale L asl-W e.t negotiation * sion Tuesday night at First SI. with Itu siu mi G> iiiiuny and Ber­ and French Ave , p c lt c repor ed. lin. Ku *!% Imp. • lo get aoipa clcur Injured were l„nii* and Ruth idea o f .SoV.rt 1'ieiiiier Nikita S. Langdon, Police *a>d the coup'e IIUNULULU H IM ) — The Air hhrl ■ n iiu* * i»-<l intentions in suffered severe laceration* about UMATILLA tL T D —While most Furce anmunced Tuesday it had Lump,-. the face and body. j f this community's police were The Langdon car collided with failed in an aticmpt to recover a h e'pm i lo fight a ham fir* at a vehicle operated by Lassoin capsule from Discoverer ,XX,\I Lie cd ;c of own, two gunmen Wright of Ralston, Nrh, Wright because the r.ip-ule failed to icpMole 373.3 from th* Umatilla wat charged with (aiiure to yield arate (rum the satellite over Ilie Stale Dank Tuesday. the right o f way, |North Pole, in tc* process, they wounded an armed game warden who hap­ OK LIN D ) t LTD Mid-Florida pened to walk into the bank dur­ Television Carp, readied today lo ing ihe holdup. tight thr rte nnrnciidatijn uf a Federal t'ummunieatian* Com mis­ Thure's a nip in the air the hint few night* and sion examiner tn art aside Die folks are pulling up the bcdupmid. Some of the colderirant of Orlando television Chan Cage 9 Matured one* are even getting out u light hlunket. Rridg* lie I 9 to tile hrin. Thursday in the first day of full and smart shojiClassified „ fu g * 12 4 11 Examiner James U. Cunning­ (YljUii'lP .* fMMWM Page 12 pera would be wise to aeriou.tty consider their winter ham said Tuesday in Washington wardrobe, household and sport need* while stores have Dear Abby ..— Fag* 9 Mid-Florida should be disqualified complete stocks and a large and varied selection in al] Edit oi ial — — ™ Fag* It from operating WLOF-TV on lines. Fag* 9 EnterUiument Channel 9 because of im proper If your storage space is limited, lay your needed Legal* f'age 3 • Id A 13 influences exerted by Orlando items away, until that frosty morn sends you scurrying Fag* • Fuizl# ___ civic leader William II. Dial uo to town to get tjiem "out of hock." (Better get that oil Society _ ..... Pag* 8 form er FCC Commissioner Richtank filled, too.) srd A. Mack Sport* Fag# 6 In C ar Mishap Umatilla Bank Robbed OF $735 AF Flop Battle Expectec On TV Station Its Fall Already? Herald Index Majority O f Sanford Stores To Stay Open Wednesday Afternoon l'1 in road bang . . bang , . U was accepted. . . . Wonder what would have happened if Commissioner Vernon Dunn would have been presen.. Seta Elections Quits Federation to ({a m . &w a . . . ATHENS (U PH - General elec­ tions will he held In Greece Oct. 19, Premier Constantin* Caramonlis announced Tuesday, Commission hurry Longwood M ayor Calls Within Hour j tug- geited that the Marling salary (or th* job s.srt at $3,400 per . . . No one is gotina take die Sanford Mayor Joe Baker today munity city lim its." he said. fund tax. We (rcl we doterve lashed out at the county'a pro­ “ The commissioners seem not I some cooperation.'' he dretsred. mised five-yea r road program to understand lha; the city's with­ Last year, Sanford kicked in charging that the county com m is­ in the county arc paying a targe 3260,000 into the road and bridge sioners were selling tho cities portion of the road and bridge! fund, short and not "giving them pro­ per recognition.” Complete Rout? H I teV-VrtV Leased Mayor Hits Road Program Three eily prisoner* escaped from a work gang Tuesday morn­ ing and were apprehended with­ in an hour, police reported. The three were identified as Freddie Lee Walker, Jim RoehMOSCOW (U P I) A Soviet more and Willie Armstrong. Two Army general said today that o f them were o u g h t white hiding Russian tank and missile power under a house near Eighth St. will ensure "the complete rout of while the other was apprehended the aggressor if the imperialists hiding in some bushes in the vicinity. start a new w ar." tary-treasurer anil A- I,. Lormann, director. Other highlights of the meeting was the selection o f Ruth Hamil­ ton as realtor o f the year and E. H. T a ffrr as associate o f thr year. They were chosen for their ac­ tivities in promoting lioaid and civic affairs. ed as the students Freeman 1. Baggett, princfpel of Sanford Grammar and Westside Primary schools. “ Me. Wa have plenty at books.* Hugh Carlton, principal of ford Junior High: "We have a textbook child, but they ere aot all texts. Soma are the old books but each child b u a text." Mrs. Velma MItcheH, principal of Southslde Primary: "No air. we sura do not. Thte school is In good shape. We have the same number of children wo bad last year." out tetters lo all attorneys to the Realtors Elect Officers The Semlnola County Board o f fifth and sixth grades." lo rk k Hayman, principal at Enterprise School: “ No. We ore pretty wet equip­ ped hi that respect." Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, prin­ cipal of Ptoeercit School: "No. ' Wa have bought very earefully. Every child has a basal textbook, teeh as spellars, arilhmatice, etc. “ Ig our reading classes we do not need books for every student. These etudenta use a hook for short periods, up to six monhs at Urn most and books are chang­ New England Braces For Esther NAGS HEAD. N. C. (U P I) Hurricane Esther barely bruihed North Carolina'! protective Outer Banks island chain today and swept nor h with its 130 miles an hour winds. Residents of the At­ lantic Coait from New Jersey to broadcast by “ Radio Frea Katan- New England braced for the worst. «r» laid Central Congolese rot * eminent troop* had moved into Katanga to help UN force* over­ throw Tshombe. “ The United Nations must de­ cide immediately," Tshombe told newsmen us he stood on the steps of the thurch where llammarskjold's body lay in state. " I t is the body which has massacred my people. We sre waiting now fo r rounter.proposals from New York (UN headquarters). Rut I am relum ing to KaLanga tonight whatever hapjmns." Tshombe’ * statement came at th* end of the second day o f cease fire talk* with Mahmoud Khsiri o f Tunisia, the man who stepped in when Hammarakjuld was killed in a plans crash Sunday night just out.tide Ndota. Ths claim by Radio Frea KaLnnga foliuwed unconfirmed re­ ports that troop* o f Congolese Deputy Premier Antoine Giirngu had penetrated Katanga from his neighboring Oriental Province stronghold. The broadcast alleged that troops o f the leftist Gixenga went Into action “ tinder the orders o f an Indian commander" in the Kinxolo-Nyunxu area o f North Ka­ tanga. We have placed an order for more books, hut It's going over our al­ lotment." H. L. Douglas, Principal at Crooms Academy: "Yea, in some areas, but there Is not too much of a shortage. We have new books ordered, but we don't know whether we will have enough books untfl we see how many we get." Floyd C. Richard*, principal of Lake Mary Elementary: “ No. We have no real shortage. We don't have texts for every child, but *• don’t think we need them. We have ordered texts for WEATHER: Cloady through Th araday. High today, 8.1-90. Low tonight, near 70. NDOLA, Northern Rhodesia (U PI)— Kntnnga Presi­ dent Moise Tshombe gave the United Nations an ultimatum today to come up with new proposals by nightfall to end the fighting in his rebel province of the Congo. Even as he spoke here after paying tribute at the bier o f the late UN Secretary General Dag Hnmmarskjold, a ★ ★ ★ Slim Gets UN Post which hart been taken off the approved list. This Must km came about, he ex­ plained becauM at the fact that textbook eDocalitma have not kept op with the school •' needs. tn a survey of some of the schools to the county the fol­ lowing question was asked: “ Do yon have a* shortage of textbooks to your school?" Their snswert follow: Andrew J. Bracken, principal of Semlnola High: "Yes we have a shortage due to the fact that we underestimated sue enrollment. �t A I I I jfe - i» * « A Disarmament Agency Hears Congress O K WASIIING i u N (U P I) Two e f President K ennedy'! lon ovi lions la. foreign policy, his Peace Corps and disarmament agency, were assured ot f.nal approval to­ day by a Congress plodding to­ ward adjournment. Compromise leg.ilallon making the P eace Corps a permanent aaency may bt sent to the White House today, Operating under eacostive o r A r the Peace Corps already haa sent 110 volun eera to leaching and other jobs aboard, ■ y Bent summer it eipeete to have perhaps 1,000 in a doten ’ House nego latlone begin Tburscountries, w th !,T00 more ini day. House leadera still hoped to training. j adjourn this week, but Senate Pinal enactment o f legislation! leaders said the session might setting up the disarmament a gen- tun Into neat week, ey awaited agreement between The House Tuesday night n cgolators assigned to eompro- passed legislation to ease the mlse differences between House stock market and tan irapnet o f and Sen at# bills. The House op- tho court-ordered disposal o f S3 proved its version, BO-61. Tues- billion worth of General Motors day night. T bs Senate passed the stock by DuPont Co. Tho eour. bill, TJ-14, last week. ruling sttm n .id from an nntltruet The main obstacle In the way j suit, of adjournment we* the foreign Senate leadera bad planned to aid money bill on which Senate- call Urn legUlatidn up in tho Ben- Senata also faced a floor struggle att. le a . Albert Gore, (D-Tetm.l, warned that If (bay did, ha would by nor.bere Democratic liberals lead a floor light to tack on to block paaaaga of legislation t h # amendments to close "M s loop* would permit Southwest farmers to Import Mexicans The eapraailon "u p to pa r" stems from tho stock exchange where If I security U bought or sold without gain or Iocs, It la at par value. 1 these OUTSTANDING V A L U E S ! e invite comparison! Do l l ar for doll ar you can' t beat -Tmmw ( j l v Annil/PMrt.ft 1951 Class Plans Its Reunion PARIS ( DPIJ—President Charles Informed source# a*id security )o Gaulle, oeemlngly unmindful precautions w ill be at a m axi- Members o f tha Sesaloole High School graduating elasa o f 1951 if eh real# to hie We, heglne a mum b*c* u** * a re making pinna fo r their elaae Ive-day tour o f the province, un- reunion, to be held this fe ll. ' A R e ts tip (ru n and looms in ninutnn! F oatuvoi strong tubular stoat with ruat-rasistant chroma to finish. Ad juatabla brush*#. Folds flat Jar om? stongo la fa t a l* o r baaomaot. Nylon drive geare a a m n esd oiliot 10-la. whadc V A LU ES ■ALAMAGUNDIS OF 1951 come into good une aa thin committee fata togather to make plann for a big clous raunion to be hald thin fall. Tha group gnat racontiy at tha homa of Mrs. Mary Ann Tillla In Laka Mary. Stated from left are Barbara Swaggarty, Jeannette Alexander, and Batty Skates. Standing art Mra. THlia, Arlcna Tetenbaum, Jo Ann Oglesby and Jackie Hatcher. (Herald Photo) Ideal for raUng gram *od leaven. 18 iachao wide with dfrifich handlav * * * * * *** £ STs t ***Tn**h eek eupport n r nle Algeria pn»- ,lMt w j,|ej,p ,r t ®* o e u llo coumr7 w ill past. meeting wae hald at the home e f Mrs. Letter Tillla Inst week end H . a ,, m « . * . . . . ft. *“ • V -v ! ,U M » T «nw W K U I k . OA, set, which w ill be announced after n § accused of trying to aaiaath* prepared letter# have Wen final* tho Tl-yoer-old French ■wiled eat te tho member# o f the ' (Unite t y to elaae. • a il t - ^ l i T h v ^ t e l t e n K The following name# are o f the V l S l h a S S f l^ Rouareua*in ■ le u members whose addresses SJ * “ >B . . ° U*r*U* ” -^ g r t nnknown. Anyone knowing , their whereabouts is asked to con­ ta ct Mrs. Joannotu Alexander at the Aloaander lno. Co. on F pn ch Avo. nr Mra. L. L> Ttllls, In Lake M ery. Mrs. Tillla' phono number eon he obtaMed through Inform s, lion . Names o f miming class mainW r» a rt; (maiden aemaa) Klliabatb Williams, Jeannle Stanley, Ruaia Bivins, RebScon Thompson, Annotte Jackson, Harriett Geiger, Winner* of the Tuesday after­ Bob Cawley, Martin Taylor, Rill noon DeBary Duplicate Bridge Bhepard, Bill Tison, and Carl Club play, which this week saw Hughes. 10 table* in action, were announ­ ced today. Named were, NS, first, Howard Middleton and E. '/•. Walter*; escond, Mra. Albert Besom and A. N. Aiken; third, Dr. and Mra. Earl Sandborn and fourth, hire. Frank . O w Lady's Circle of the Church Austin and Mrs. H. G. Sum thorn, o f the Nativity Catholic Women’s KW, first. Mr. and M n . E. M. Club la aponaorlng a bake aal« Hlnkel; second, Mr*. William Saturday In front o f Public on Hwy. 1T-II and SR 4M starting at Woodlock and Mra. John Vender•chaaf; third, Mra. Nan Edward* 10 a. m . Mr*. Betty Dunran and Anyone wishing to donate any and baked geode can call Wanda fourth, Mrs. D. P. Scudder ami Jones In North Orlando. Mr*, George Lindahl. Ten Tables Play Duplicate Bridge Bake Sale j™ .!. T r i B osk a tT I i f * e m x - 0 ? '* U Jn Alawrkwr*. the French Arm y 10 *** m S I a, T eal le w ie w ” ortWTe<1 »odaF *• increaa# ka crackdown on F,uropoao rightliia »>“ • *°T on underside ad , Choice o f red cw plaid v in y l self-determination in Algeria. Bums In any position nl 2300* V. long-las tin cylinder. Lights inatanl SHS Honor Society Sets Rummage Sole The National Honor Society at Seminole High School Is getting o f f to an active year, with their first project to be a rummage sale, President John Boniface announ­ ced today. The isle will be held Saturday from T s. m . to 6:30 p. m. on the corner o f 4th St and Sanford Ave. s -0 0 A Down “ T A handsome deluxe bicycle with gleaming chrome-plated rime and fenders, headlight, Firestone whits sidewall tires and flam­ boyant blut finish, whits trim. Q 9 S t e r w ^ Plays noywbare! Easy to install In car. . . slides out of bracket# for use ax poxUblo. Beautiful Un simulated leather case. Official site end weight, A j Pebble grain leather. Autographed by Joa Arnett ^ RRINPORCRD CGNCRKTB FALLOUT SHELTERS Set By Church Approved by C lfil Defense * Bonded — FHA Financing • Free Katimateg * L 1 7 77 HERSHEL BROCK Spreader has tO-lb. capacity, Control on handle to control density of IS* spread. Seaboard lawn and plant food coven 6,000 sq. ft. CALL COLLECT — CH 1 -3 8 8 5 or r .A 3 -2 8 7 9 g-c-iu. M m u nq-tm-»w — ta- i*r. w v u n tiss New Treads *oo w d w w ^ tt^ ^ M n e e e . / Dear Parent Now •Indent Sanford and fur th* complct* Herald, «2U1698 Special 61st Anniversary OFFER a limited news of special m IuujI lime their "Shirt pocket" tire radio styled In ebony with Ivory bock and gold grille. Leather carrying case, earphone end battery. i aulmcrlpUun. Tarry N Jh ro w Cover Our N«ie Tread*. UrntiM iv : Mtdathon sad *Aoe mark, ora , Q U A K A M T IID The Entire School Mnllrd Ant whore ecu only town Fur f . * | i m l d*i#tt# la work- mjn.tup uni m#i*ct*J* Sunn* lih W l»..I g . Af.iiul ninul lv#d I*|. •■*U inctol i#p*n«t>U |MAflUift| MIHH**I*I in **,f)il*v iftimiM *a* tw L* 11 oKioih*. n - p - n . ai*e# * n hoot *h«>t*. iw hn m iit, «n Iim.1 •Ml » l Lam.I M Hal ,t*H ftfflM •« liift* «< AiljuAlwnl. ! 12 MONTH lo «4 Hnxard GuarmH# Wherever you drive, with our guarantee you ride content with the knowledge that if tire trouble occurs you will receive prompt and courteous at­ tention from any of tha thousands ef Firestone service centers slong your way. Essy to Install! Washable, heavyweight Cannon cover. Colon itch or harmonise with car interior. For solid or divided front seats. iiW>jffiiALBL#auzr.ManKai -T t S t t US FOR A SPEEDWAY PROVED TI RES where your dollar buys MILES more R STORE HOURS DAILY 9 A. M, TO 5:30 P. M. f FRIDAY NITES OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. I l l EAST 1st PHONE FA 2-0244 | . uur U U A l l l V I * our PRICES DOW N is are for another two yeara w lh ou t salting a min­ imum wage floor. Gore charged the measure was principally designed to benefit stockholder* In high tax brackets. He said he did not want to ace “ the anly ta x bill pawed by the first session o f Congraii In the Kennedy administration b t • Du­ Pont U x-raliaf bill." Before final adjournamtnl. the UNMATCHED a lw a y s LOW A WEEK �I t tip WrraDI Wed, fept. 20. 1961— Page S For Hearty Appetites Seminole Calendar Boy LARGE BAKING WEDNESDAY Scout Troop 244, n o W. • • mm B ! Com mercial, Sanford, 7 p. B . • j | ■ GRADE " A " QUICK FROZEN Chuluota American Legion Poit, L ik a Catharine Inn, 8 p m . • • 4 - 6 Lb. Average • Chuluota Youth Club, Commun­ ity House, 8 p.m. • • • Sanford Lodge 1831, Loyal Or­ ££od der o f Moose, Lake Mary, 8 p.m. Copeland Country Fresh THURSDAY North Orlando 4-H Club, Mr*. Beverly Krccek, 4 p. m. • • • Chuluota Retired pot luck r .p e r , House, 8 p. m. • • Folks Club, Community • Casselberry Lions Club, Diner, 6:30 p m. Oviedo American Legion Legion Hut, 8 p.m. Bills Franks Sausage Jumbo Chunk Suber'a Fancy Dry Cured Thick s t o JJ u.! Bologna Sliced Bacon u.j Government Inspect ■ BRA Government Inspected Legs of <w w . Post FRIDAY Oviedo Home Demonstration Club, members homer, 8 a.m.. luncheon meeting. • • • North Orlando Teen-Hop, front of Village Ih ll, 7:30 p. m. MONDAY L ake M ary B oy S cou ts S cou t H ut, 7 p. m . 242. L on gu ood B oy Scou ts, B aptist C h urch , 7 p . m . Old • t • • « • Corn 10 “u 49/ Potatoes O v icd b M asonic L o d g e 213 M a­ son ic H all, 8 p. m . GEORGIA RED SWEET Legal Notice I % T IIH l l l l t s i r J i n i r i v i . r im i I O l IIT. M V I I I it . iv ,»M» r o ll • R UIV IILK COI VTV. FI.OIIIIIV l\ No. IM.1 I e llM C W T ■IOMN' C I1VSIIUV anil R.VXHAVV, hit wife. rtL'TH O Apples 5*l«49/ Potatoes WITH THIS COUPON A T YOUR NEAREST WINN-DIXIE STORE V eld Allrr Limit On* Coupon To Adult With S«pt 23 A $5 00 or Mori Food Ordtr P la in t iff! WHITE »». .IOIIX r . KINCAID and K. KINCAID, h it wife. SWEET GEORGIA RED FRESH Thompson SEEDLESS DOVISH Dr Ifix UnK . M i n t s: n v t o l i M i n t i m i n v i . i : NOTICE Id I I B U K B V OIVKN purauint ti a final lircree of F ur ar lo.u r a dated Septem be r II 1*41, nnd entered In Cll-nu-fr) r*>e No. 1 « * ll. o f the C ir cu it Court o f the Ninth JuJtclal Circu it In and for Seminole County. Flor* Ida. wh erein Joh n C. Raehaw ami Ruth lU r h a w . hit w ife , ara main* tirf*. and John C. Kincaid and I,oul»a K Kincaid, hi* wife, are Defendants. I will eell to the hls heat and heat bid der fo r ca*h ai Ilia fr on t d oo r o f the Seminole C o u n ty C ou rt Hone* In Sanford. HrmlmiU Coun ty, Florida, at U:0n 0 . lock A M . on the !Slh d ay o f Srptr,nlier, >S*I. the f o lla w lii * d e i rrlbed property, ae eet forth in 1 tld Final Decree, t o - w l t : ' t.OT 42, nf BLOCK "B'* r>l* LAKE tlflA N TL lir ISLES. SECOND ADDITION, ac c ord In* to the plat thereof r e­ c or d ed In IMet B ook II, R a t e i 1'ubltr Becard* o f Semlnota County. Florida. D A T E D t h l! I ' t h day e f S eptamber, A. D. 1J4L lSEALi * Arthur m il or match 'em Dixiana Frozen U Tom Nwa* * * » « * » la Additwa Ta Thwaa 8tpalarly collards Earned Wktn You f wrtNeee ANY TWCT Dixiana Frozen mustard Dixiana Frozen turnips Dixiona Frozen squash la AMDIm Ta Tkaaa R.fulwrly { (araad WfcawYaa Farthaia p iv i a or on 10-ei. Package# Reef, Chicken, Turkey ! rnaziN II. neekwlth. Jr. Clerk of tab! Circuit fl> Martha T. V Ih im Deputy Clerk K Amb roae Olllff, Jr, A tt orney at l a w I', it. Iloa 1*S Sanford. Florida Publl.l> Sept. 2«. ISSI. Morton'* Frozen Minute Maid Thntry Maid C. 5. or W. K. Court Ua/ui with; L in fcfe tto i— THOUSANDS OF FACTS ROM #73 viit t A Golden Corn TO Apple Butter W J* ft* J •*< $> phone: FAirfai 2-4612 before noon to arrange for money the same day! Can- Y«j Neceart 14 U«e1lT 112000 1 700 1100 1)00 1800 24 00 32 00 ISiWl 22000 31200 43200 M2 00 25' Ale or Beer Butter Pock Coffee LB. Limit ora with Food Ordtr 12 59 t 1. Potatoes-;'." 19 Pure Vegeloble Shortening x w fu q HOUSE ^ Cof f e e Limit one with Limit 1 with 13.03 Fuod Ofdar SS.OO Food Ordtr M A XW ELL HOUSE LA R G E SIZ E IM PROVED D ETER G EN T A L L P U R P O SE O IL G IA N T FAMILY FINANCE' SERVICE, IN C ef Jinfarf 12S South Ptrk Annul m m : fM uZHll fcnfo'd. Ftondi T THRIFTY MAID CUT SWEET Tom atoes,:: 10' Peaches4 V a cu u m 44 -08 . Cent Fischers Premium LIBBY'S YELLOW CLING STANDARD PACK UP TO $600 Punch L A N D O ' S U N S H IN E Rraiy po«a "EepedaUy prepared iihuuatad la fall color. -J , — ; lor 6 to 12 year old*. when you d o . , . visit FAMILY! II you need M l Cane*1. Musselman •dead by aiparta— f Ha 7 H aw aiian BO X 419 E. let Street .100 E . Ird Street 2111 French Avenue QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Pricn flood Thura., F it, Set, Sapl. 21, 32, 28. �5 \ Tw* Convenient Store* — 1100 W. IStk SU 4th A Sanford A n * * TOP OUALITY FOODS TOP DOLLAR SAVINGS Every Week At Yeur Ti FLA. OR GA. GRADE “A” ; #1 D. & D. • Wm [IHnl*] Q uality Rights I w m i - ThtM Prices Good Thro Noon Sunday, Sept. 21 U .S.D. A. “GOOD” HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE ALL TIP TOP MEATS SOLD WITH MONEY BACK GUARANIES e CHUCK AUCTIONEER HARVET DUNN u rgn on the bidding at the annual Whit* Elephant Auction sponsored by the Adult Fellowship of the Enterprise Barnett Memorial Methodist Church to raise money for the treasury for its church and community projects Including the area blood bank. The auction and preceding covered dish sup* per were held at the home of Mr. and Airs. J. V. Richards. (Cox Photo) ROUND BONE SHOULDER CHUCK (LIMIT 3 PLEASE) FRESH GROUND Tha t i n t # f the Sanford A rt Aa■aelaUofl’* Seminar* will be held Monday, at tha Civic Center at 7i30 p. m. Mr*. Helen Dewitt w ill b* the leader fo r the flrat Portfolio with tho aubjoct to bo "W h a t la a P ie tu ro l" • Tha Portfolio* art *pon*ortd by Tha Matropoiltan Musuem o f A rt, prepared by John Canady and aimed at tha peraon who i* inter* U AW Set To End 9 DETROIT (U P I) - The United Autu Workers hoped la end ■ nineday strike against General Motors Corp. today. Both UAW president Welter P. Rcuthcr and GM Louis G. Seaton vice president meeting in an all-night bargaining aeaiion—were confident they could reach a final acttlcmcnt before 3 p.m . when the unlon’a national GM council waa scheduled to meet. Remaining to be reiolved wero local contracts at 33 plants and four national laiue! union dam inds covering discrimination, feremen working UAW Joba, more union committeemen and an end to compulsory overtime. New plant agreements began flooding in lata Tuesday night. At last count, M plant* had aettled local contracts, but there atilt were almost suo.ouo workers on atrlho and many of the plants where scttlementa wero reached had not yat re-opened. Prospect! appeared good that a three-part package covering na­ tional econom ic, national non-economie and local plant laauei would be approved thla afternoon at tho meeting o f tha 210-man GM council. Is thla case, all workers presumably would be or­ dered back to their Jobs and any unsettled plant Usuaa “ washed out.” Tha t in t part o f tha p a clu g t •ettlement waa m e h t d Sept, g when the UAW and GM agreed on on econom ic aetUcment providing for a 19-cent wage increase over three years, plus a host e f fringe benefit*. tiU d in broadening hi* knowledge In painting*, palntor*, and moat o f all, art appreciation. Membar* o f tha Awociatlon, and tbalr gu oiti, thoio who signed up fo r tha Seminar* and prospective member* art welcome. Not* paper and pencil* are the only piece* o f equipment required. Strikes To Cut THESE SPECIAL PRICES SW IFT PREMIUM G EN U IN E SPRING LAMB 8110ULDER A R E NOT GOOD TO OTHER DEALERS O R WHOLESALERS! ARMOUR GRADE “A ” SMALL SHIPPED ^ SHOULDER Deeply Into Steel Shipments NEW YORK (U P I) — Aulo ilrike* will cut <lc«ply into Sep­ tember iteel ihlpm cnt* even if General Motor* complete* settle­ ment* of ail plant-level dispute*, Iron Age magazine said today. The metalworking weekly said local ilrlket at CM plant* by early this week had cost the com ­ pany about 130,000 car*. Thla week the atrlkei had not cut into iteel production, Iron Age H id, but if the strike! are not set­ tled by rarly next wrrk, anmc steel orders will have to be held up. Setbacks will expand each day the strike* are prolonged. But the trade magastne ibid the auto strikas do not threaten to curtail the overall steel market. The demand for iteel in the next t " o months will Intensify aa GM tries lo make up for lost ground, 4 To S Lb. AVERAGE FIRST CUT LEAN CENTER CUT Scouts Hold First Meeting Girl Scout Troop No. 81 held their first meeting of the new year at I'lnecrcst Baptist Church last Thursday. Mrs. Evelyn Lavender, leader; Mrs. Ailene Dunn, assistant lead­ er; and 19 Girl Scouts were pres­ ent: The troop was divided into three patrols with patrol No. One elect­ ing Karen Johnson and Judy Guthris aiaUtant loader; patrol No. Two electing Linda UcArdlc leader and Cindy Fitipatrick as­ sistant ieadtr; and patrol No. Three electing Jenny Ullrff leader and Janet Dougherty assistant leader, Patty Tillii was elected scribe and Candy Ashlun was elected treasurer. Mrs. Beverly Waller, Girl Scout organiier lor Neighbor Two waa a visitor. WITH $6.00 FOOD ORDER EXCLUDING TOBACCO) SUNL1TE W INTER GARDEN FROZEN PIES a RIRFINE APPLE — PEACH — CHERRY P L A V 6 & Bleach JAY - BIRD VIENNA BOOD YELLOW Ammonia qt. 19c 5T 0K E L Y Hopeful Signs A Belgian embassy source said lait Bight that Spaak waa “ hope­ ful and encouraged'’ after the meeting with Khrushchev and in­ dicated the Russian premier had introduced some “ new elem ents" into th# Eait-West dispute! over Berlin. The source said It was possible Spaak would go to Faria before the weekend to report to NATO on his talk. Spaak la form er NATO secretary-general. 2, Cut Beans CROWDER MOSCOW (U P !) Belgian Foreign Minister Paul - Heart Speak left for home today after a five-hour cold w ar conference with P rem ier Nikita Khrushchev which left him ’ hopeful and encouraged" •bout the world ailuatloa. Spaak was expected ta make public la the West details o f hia meeting Tuesday with Khrush­ chev la the K rem lia — where he went at tha Soviet lea d er'! Invita­ tion. qt. 17c HENDERSON PLAN TATION M EAL OR U. S. NO. 1 WHITE FRESH HOMOGENIZED r PLUS I DEPOSIT 203 Caas 43c �Wed. Sept. 20, 1961-. Unified Troop Command WASHINGTON (U PI) - Hurri­ canes like Carla and Either gather up and spend faaUitlc amounts o f energy. Throughout their mature life they metabolize energy at a rale comparable to the explosion of Underscores Urgency *O f Berlin Crisis WASHINGTON (UPI) — Creation o f a unified com­ mand for the Air Force's troop-support units and the Stra­ tegic Army Corps underscores the military urgency the ad­ ministration sees in the Berlin crisis. The move is a step toward providing the joint training and single command needed for battle-ready air and ground Ebenezer Board To Hear Reports The official board o f the Ebene ie r Methodist Church will htar reports from its committees and commission, following tha 7 p. m. service today. units. 13 Explain Anti-Mix Efforts ATLANTA (U PI) Thirteen Episcopal minteteri, including the aon-in-law of Gov. Nelion Rocke­ feller. n i d Tuesday their antiSegregation efforl* la the Deep South were an an attempt to "(h o w Negroes the church ia for •hem.” The b ira d a l group arrived here •ftar pollin g |500 appeal b ood i a m breach o f the peace eoavlcv Uodi la Jackson, Miss., for re­ futing to obey police orders to laava a segregated but terminal restaurant. The group later left for the Na­ tional Episcopal Convention in De­ troit. The Rev. John B. Morris o f At­ lanta, who organized the "prayer pilgrim m age" said the group did not attend a campaign of civil disobedience to fe g r e p t lo a laws. 'The group said (heir aim wav to com bat segregation in (he Episcopal church rather than un­ dermine segregation laws in the Deep South. M orrii said ooe aim w ai to en­ courage elimination of "separate but equal parishes” in the North a s wail aa the South. M The Rev. John Malpas of Haiti® m o r o said his parish has been ••galvanized” by news reports of the "pilgrim age.” Malpas, who said be has a sag regated parish in a racially-mixed neighborhood, said that "som e people m ay suffer end some may fall away from tho church for awhile, but integration ia the only hope of our parish." The group insiaied they were m not P»rt ot the "freedom rider*' movement. The Rev. William Wendt o f Washington described the trip's aim aa showing that the Episcopal Church Is "fa cin g up to the acceptance of the Negro aa a human being." • (Business t f f c , Briefs W Bill Hemphill, m xnajer of Dtfsnaa Secratary Hobart McNamara announced tha command lata Tuesday, aad ia a separata n ova ha called 71,000 ad­ ditional raacrvivta, including two National Guard dfrislons, to ac­ tive duty Oct. 15, It brought to more than 150.030 tha total reserve troops now un­ der orders to report fo r active duty n ext month. However, some professional military observer! taw even more eignificanca ia tha naw air-gtewnd command. It w ill ba headed b y L t Gan. Paul D. Adams, now commanding tha Third Array at F ort McPher­ son, Ga. A headquarters will be selected later. “ Tha naw command w ill provide combat-ready land and tactieal air forces which can ho rapidly moved when required,” McNama­ ra said. “ It will ba roaponalblo fo r tha training nacaaiary to wald these forces into an efficient landair team.” Joint maneuvers Involving both tha A rm y and A ir Farce have been rare in recant y e a n , but McNamara said the naw command would conduct regular training •serciies on a join t baiis. Tha Strategic A m y Corps, known aa STRAC, include* the Army's tw o divisions o f para, trooper* — tha 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg. N. C., and the 101st Airborne at Ft. Campbell, Ky.— and tha Fourth Infantry Division at Ft. Lewis, Wash. Tha A ir Fore* units are in tha Tactical A ir Command, known aa TAC, with headqquartera a t Lang­ ley A ir Fore* Base, Va. The unified command itailf may ba comparatively small, since Its forces may be spread over two rr three continents, and might b* located anywhere if ample communication* are available. Langley waa considered by eom* a likely epot fo r tha new head­ quarter*. McNamara was asked why the Marines were n ot included under tha new command. H* replied that the Marinas already have their own air aupport operating under tho unified command of the Navy. The reservists notified Tuesday wer* given less than 30 day*, and in aoma caeca less than three weeks, in which to settle their personal affairs and report for training. They included tha 32nd National Guard o f Wisconsin and tha 48th National Guard Armored Division o f Texas. Hemphill Motors has just returned from the presentation o f Ihc new I (M3 Dulcks in Chicago. Tha entire dealer body t from every state in the Union, Including Alaska and Hawaii was present 8,000 strong. The meeting also in­ cluded factory personnel. The show was held at ilia fabulous new McCormick Piacs, a municipal center on Lake Shore Drive. Edward Rollert, general m anager o f Buick Motors Division and Holland S. Withers, general 4 sales manager conducted the meetings. A huge display area, as long as seven football fields permitted the showing o f 106 new Buick models at one time. The meeting was concluded with a banquet and entertainment pro­ vided by Gordon and Shirley M c­ Rae, Alien King, the Purdue Uni* verslly Collegiate Men’s Chorus 10 and Skitch Henderson and his o r ­ chestra. Mitch Miller alto appear­ ed to plug his forthcoming hour long Buick TV show this season. Police Hunt Sadistic Slayer 9, Of Beauty ST. PAUL, Minn. (U P l)-T h e nearly nude body o f an attractive charity worker waa found in bar blood-spa tie rrd apartment Tues­ day, Ihe apparent victim o f a sad­ istic slayer who beat her unmer­ cifully be (or* itrangling her with a stocking. An autopsy revealed the death k of Carol Ronan, 31. was caused by • » strangulation. The Ramsey Coun­ ty coroner's oilier said the also had multiple head lacerations, a sk u ll fracture and internal head hemorrhage. It said M ill Honan had been criminally aisauUcd. All available A t Paid police de­ tectives and patrolmen wer* called out today in a massive at_ tempt la eolva the brutal Maying. Junior High Plenty O f Energy in Esther, Carb BILL HEMPHILL. MANAGER proudly stands beside n new 1962 Pontine. The luxurious styling o f Pontine’s sports coupe models is graphically il­ lustrated by this sparkling new Bonneville. A smaller rear window and an effective roof design gives this two-door hardtop the rakish look of a softtop convertible. A divided V-shuped grille o f horizontal bars exempli­ fies the smooth Bowing lines and Bonneville's generous full-length side moulding accentuates the car’s long, low and sleek appearance. (Herald Photo) When a car is this Special attention will b* given to report! from tha building cam. m itlcc and from tha Brother Aus­ tin Memorial and Consecration Services Planning Committee. A punning committee for a series of special consecration ser­ vice* for Fellowship Hall has elec­ ted Mr*. K. Monroe Fryer, chair­ man; W. L. H icri, vie* chairman; Mrs. Louis It. Rotundo, secretary and Betty Turner, assistant seerstaiy. T h u committee l* working on recommendations o f dates, em­ phasis, lay participation and guest speaker* for the epaclal sirvicia and will make preliminary recommendations at today's board mealing. several atom ic bombs every sec­ yet wall understood, tills vapor ond. then is crowded into • region o f In one minute, the vortex o f a tom e hundreds o f thousands o f hurrldine may generate more square miles. The vapor eondensea in lr energy than all the electric pow­ e r stations in the United States gigantic w a e r clouds. This re­ leases energy — tha so - c ille d can produce in a decade. In a single day a big hurricane latent heat of condensation. Heat liberated by condensation will pick up two billion tons of water from tho ocean and drop is the primary luel o f tho m ons c r pump that is called a hur­ U 'back as rain. . In 6o seconds, it may lift sev­ ricane. As long ts a hurricane ia over eral billion tons of air into tho water warmed to about B0 de­ upper atmosphere. Dr. Harry Wexler o f the grees fahrenhell, and as long as Weather Bureau estimates that the prevailing winds keep feeding hurricane Carla dumped 40 bil­ it raw material in the form o f rising moist sir, the hurricane lion lone o f water upon the Miss­ can maintain l:a consumption and issippi Valley. output of energy and even in­ WhUm performing such feats, these glaat storms rev up ihe crease it. winds whirling about their center to speeds hitting gust peaks up 2W mile* an hour. Whence com es this energy upon which hurricanes feed? The ulti­ mate sources arc the sun and the rotating earth. The sun in season warms tropi­ cal waters o f the Atlsntie, the Caribbean Sea. or the Gulf of Mexico. It pulls up enormous ■ mounts o f water in the form of invisible vapor. Gentle westward • flowing trade winds gather this vapor, in the case o f North Atlantic hurricanes, over areas o f millions o f square miles. Under the right conditions, not Jaycees To Hear Milwee Thursday The’ SanforiLSamlnole Jaycees will hear Superintendent of Schools R. T. Milwee at their noon meeting at tha Civie Canter, Thursday. Milwee will apeak on “ PubUo Schoola in the Decade Ahead." Discovered ia 1823, Tutank­ hamen's tomb la the only tmphradcred sepulcher o f an Egyptian pharaoh yat found. beautifulPontiac built it! Porents’ Night Who else but the builder of those front-running Wide- Track Pontiaesjeoufd bring out a car ‘Best Ever1 so freshly and finely styled! it's longer, with a crisp, low si/houette/its distinctly Pontiac, with Hugh Carlton, principal e f San­ ford Junior High School, rtported today that 750 parents attended last week's "Parent’s Night” at the school to meet the faculty and to become belter acquainted with the teaching program. Each parent, in brief, followed through his child'* daily irhedole. Carlton aaid, and Uarhtr'a and parents all wer* highly pleased with the success o f tb* evening meeting. “ This w ai by far the largest attendance ever recorded for on* o f our meetings and we were much encouraged by the interest shown in this yaar’a work,” Carlton add­ ed. a new twin-scoop grille you can recognize a block away. Powered by the potent Trophy V-8, with from 215 to 348 h.p. Beautifully poised on Pontiac’s famous Wide-Track stance. And a turning radius cut as much as 3V\2 feet to make handling easier. The result is a pride • pleasing new version o f Am erica’s Number One Road Car. Let a 1962 Pontiac show you. T h e '6 2 W id e -T r u c k s a r e h e r e ! Hospital Notes SEPTEM BER II Admlaaloai Bonole Sue Ledford, Long wood; Wayne Breckcnridgc. He Land. Christine Gibbonj, Denary; Alice Eva Sutton, Osteen; Hazel Sweitzer, Lon gw ood; Ruth Langdon, Ponce DeLeon; Lewis Langdon, Ponce DeLeon; Edwina Bandy. Leonard Jackson and Vera Bedwell of Sanford. Births Mr. aad Mrs. Michael DeGeyter o f Casselberry, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ledford o f Long wood, a girl D lim lisal* Minnie Lee Kinard, Lake Monroe. Mrs. Jam es Hampton and baby. Mary Ellen Brown. Mrs. Larkin A . Coin and baby, Witham WUlis, Roy liv e r s . Sandra Hooker, Mrs. Troy X . Brown and baby, Mrs. Lea Edwards and baby. Amy Henson, Foster Smith, and Edwina Bandy, o f Sanford. se e A lt IHK POWTIACS • CATALINA . STAR CHIEF • BOhhCyiLLL • URANJ FR U • AN3 S IC IHfc PONTIAC VICTOR BORGC SHOW OH C*3 -T V -SEP T EU 8 SR ST NOW ON D I S P L A Y AT Y O U R L O C A L A U T H O R IZ E D P O N T IA C D E A L E R Hemphill Motors, Inc. 301 W. 1st SANFORD, FLA. �A I ru- ‘ it -4r •\ ' V .. . • Face 'Real Tough' It looks now aa if wa her* a stronger om than but year." "Tki Una pi*; n i impressive *nfl A t blocking food," lit said. Hf believes that thl* yeer'a lint will tan tot to bt l batttr qm then teat year’*. PlgoU it id of Lint Coach Jim McCojr’a wnrki "Ha hat dona a m l flna Job m whipping Iha 11m lata abapa and The JV team will test (hair mettle at 7t39 tonight at Memortal stadium whan May play tha Beahnan JV’a. In the ah* senes af t|a retnyerattog Creek Bud Layer, Ike equad will took to Coach Ralph Stamp! tor gaidaae*. Tha young gridatari a n determined to wrap this asm ap "Jug In kelp Conch Layer get wall galeher." 8 » -w c tickets are gaod far tfci*~gam«' and all fare are urged to aupport the activity by their attend•nee. Pigott mentioned several play­ ers for their effort in last week’s victory. Among them were Butch Riser and Tommy Hiruon whs wore "real impressive." He uld Gary Davidson was a flu offen­ sive half and that Jimmy Joms wu a good, all round ond. And h* prilled Ray Middleton aa a man who coaid handte tackle, offensively or defensively equal­ ly well. Edgowat*r beat the strong Mel­ bourne team 19 to 6 last weak, showing that It hu a good scoring punch. They had a 10 to on* sea­ son last year, playing m i d i of the bast team* I" the area. The Semlnolea did not show off too Anuch of thair offensive warn lu t week In beating tha Titusville Terriers and maybe Coach Pigott has something up hia ateeva that will pay off against Edgawatar. Pago S -W o d . S ep t to , I N I League Leaders Bp United Pratt Aatrkaa Laagaa Playor h C M 6 .J U I ,E r d Hoard, NY 1M 411 a Ml MS Cub, D*L M M U W J N Piraal, Car. 11* 471 n U B JS Kalina, Oat. 149 570 114 111 XR Manila, NY 1M 90T 110 U1 J ll Rbnsa, Chi. 124 900 04 120 414 Batty, Mia. 127 440 IS 129 407 Brandt, BsL 130 401 N 1(9 403 Gantll, BaL 140 490 01 140 401 Fraena, Clav. Its 949 70 100 499 Slbn, KC 143 920 00 ISO .200 National Laagaa Claat, Pitta. 140 SM 07 1M 494 Pinaon, Cin. 149 901 00100 442 Boyar, S t L. 144 SM i n m 420 Aaron, Mil. 140 940 111 100 427 Rboaa, Cin. 149 910 113 1 « 424 Moon, LA 123 432 72 140 .224 Maya, BP 144 941 120 100 407 Alima, CM. 120 400 71 111 401 Ctpada, IP 149 992 00 1 « 404 Ma&vrs, MB. 142 930 93 104 404 Bwma B o m American Laagaa — Maria, Yanka 10; Manila, Yaaka 92; Oantila, Oriolai 42; KUltbrow, Twjaa 43; Colarito, Tiger* 42. Nattannl Laagaa — Capada, Glanta 43; Mays, Giants 30; Robinion, Rada 39; Aaron, Brava* 33; Adcock, Bravos 22. Bona Batted In Fraley's Grid Choices By OKAR FRALEY BALTIMORE (UPI) - Fraley's Folltea and tha weekend "winnan" — white speculating on the largo spot occupied by a young gun named Roger Marti. Gama Of Iha Weak Mississippi orar Arkansas — Arkansas could cop it all down in tha caw country ■■ television fans will are. But Oto Miss hat its us­ ual quota of horns and, playing at home, should uphold it* ilx point favoritism. Tha East Pena State over Navy— Ford Frick gate no support from m*. Army over Richmond — 1 can't ace his 194-game limit. Villanovi over VMl — Frick'* protecting Ruth. Breton College over Cincinnati— THE HANFORD Junior High Miilgetn will open their aenaon Thursday the 134-game reason I* scrapped. night here «j'uln«t Daytona Bench with gumo timo set for 7:30 p. tn. Also: Boe.on U. over Buffalo, Kneeling left to right, Leroy Napper. Unit NicLoina, Sieve Harris, Mike Albright over Muhlenberg. BuckGary, John Angel, Josh Chase and Ernie Bousmeiater. Buck row, Ricky nell over Gettysburg, and Dela­ Wulatrom, Tommy Ley, Bernie Burbour, Runny llinson and Chuck Scott. ware over Lehigh. (Herald Photo) The Midwest Missouri over Washington State —Why asterisk Maris' record? Iowa State over Oklahoma State - I f ha hits 41. Wisconsin over Utah — Put It where it belongs. Bowling Green over Marshall— GAINESVILLE — When Flo­ biggest point spread* In the scat­ produced interesting and usually Beside Ruth'a name aa an rida and Clemsun clash Saturday tered but colorful aarioa between high scaring games. This, year at Florida Field, Coach lUy the two schools. In tha only tw o promised to be no different. Only outmoded mark. Also: Western Michigan over Graves will send hi* Gators in meeting* since then, Clemson edg­ the 1932 runaway win by the GaDe.roll, Indiana over Kansas search o f their first victory over ed them 11-7 in 1931 anil battled tors and the 1917, 55-7, victory by the Tigers have gutten out o f State, Dayton over Kent State, Frank Howard’* Tiger* since 1952. buck for a 2U-2U tie In lilfid. Xavier over Miami O., Nebras­ It wns that year that tha Galnr* The series record between the hand. ka over North Dakota, and Ohio rolled up a 61-13 score, one of the two clubs itands eight wine for Aside from the tie, the closest U. over Toledo. ones were the aeries opener and Florida, three fo r Clemson, with Tha West the 1956 tie. The first game in the 10-9 Florida loss In 1937. Texas over California — HueAll Indication* point to a free­ the series started In 1911 with ball peddles the old glory line. wheeling, hard-hitting football Florida winning 8-5. Syracuse over Oregon Sta # — gam e between Howard's 'T ’o little With Clcinson’s mammoth llna U8C over Georgia Tech — It country boys," a pr*-**aeon coposing a problem to Florida's adda two team*. potent offensiva punch, the air is favurlt* for tha AUantie Coast Sell* out long-suffering cities. Cunferenca crown, and Graves' HOUSTON (UH) — Harry expected to be filled with passes. Tulsne over Stanford — And Craft wa* named field manager Bobby Dodd o f Atlanta and Larry Gators, in their second year o f trial crocodile tear* over the of tha naw Houston Colts by gen­ Libertore of 3!iaml have both been “ operation offen se." "good old day*." Also — UCLA over Air Force, eral manager Paul Richards be- effective in the ehort and long OVER 35 YEARS Oregon over Idaho, COP over San causa "ho was tha only man fur passing gam* in early drill*. Joe at First i r i Palmett* Jose Slate, Utah State over Mon tha Job." Anderson, a 201-poumi quarter­ (Along Aid* I'ost Office) tana, Washington over Purdue, “ O f all the managers 1 worked back, Is the Tiger's tosser. and Wyoming over North Carolina ■gainst In my years in tha Ameri­ One thing going for Lh* Gators can League, Craft, while he wa* in this gem* it a record for pass State. South at Kansas City, impressed ms interceptions. Florida defenders Alabama over Georgia—Frick's most with hit moves," Richards picked o ff six stray aerials In the way, tha last eight games don't said after naming the id-year-old 1952 game, and Assistant Coach count. Throckmorton, Tex., native to the John Donaldson in charge o f the Miami over Kentucky — So they C ota position Tuesday night. Galore defensive barkfield, ia shouldn't sell tickets. Craft manuged three seventh- hoping for * like number tins g o • Carpet • Paraitar* Florida over Clemwn — Let the p! uni Kansas City teams from % Tile • Piaaea round. customers in free. • “ - ■ ■ 1957 to M U . The colorful series has always Duka over South Carolina—Ad­ Richards kept alive the Texas mit the longer season is a phony theina in the Colts management gouge. Also: Mississippi Slat* over in naming Craft. Richards himself Texas Tsch, West Virginia rear Is from Waxahachie, Tex. No one else was considered ser­ Vanderbilt, William k Mary over Virginia, and Georgs Washington iously fur the manager's post, Richard* said. Craft ram* to over Tb* Citadel. Houston this summer as manager The Southeast Baylor over Waka Forest—Ruth o f tlic American Association Hous­ ton Buffs. w u great. Rica over LSU — But Maris Ha hud been a member of the Chicago Cubs “ rotating" coaching should do tt. Kansas over TCU — Ruth's roe. sta ff aarlier. Hi* arrival on the ord goes back to tha bustia. •cent was followed by a rush by Maryland over SMU — At lam the Buff* from fifth placa in the tor my dough. league to the playoff finals. Also: Tessa Aggies over Hous­ Richard* had said hia manager ton, Memphis State over Tulsa, would have to have National Whether you’ re buying of selllnff real Wait Texas State over Brigham Leagua experience. Besides the estate property, the hands to drop your prob­ Young, Arisooa over Colorado portion o f this year, C raft wa* State, and North Taxaa State over with the Cubs last seasun. lem Into are oural Hardin-Slmmona. Contact "T h e only way I know to judge Southwest of Bally Bunion managers." Richard* said, “ Is Wartbur over Luther — Roger how ha handled his team and his la Mar tha cracking point. Chico State over Pappardine— resources io games 1 played against him. Ruth had only himself to beat. MayviUe over ND N k I — "Although there were batter playing condition* are worse teams in the American League, Harry always made it tougher on now. ( Millsap* over Southwest — And ua with hi* moves. l*m cheering Uka mad tor tha "A* it turned out. he was the 2324 Park Drift, Sanford Te]5fghu M M *1* only man for the job ." American Laagaa — Maria, Yanks 130; Colavllo, Tigers 133; Gantila, Oriolai 131; Mantle, Yanka 123; Cask, Tigers 123. National Laagaa — Cepeda, Giants 130; Robinson Rads, 119; Maya, Giants 119; Aaron, Braves 112; Stuart, Pirates 104. Pitching American Laagaa — Ford Yanks 24-4; Tarry, Yanks 14-3; Arroyo, Yanks 19-4; Latman, In­ diana 13-d; Schwall, Rad Sox 15-5. National Laagaa — Podres, Dodgers 11-9; Miliar, Gianls 14-4; day, Rads 304; O'Toole, Rads 17* 9; Badaekl, Cards 144. Breaks Mark LONDON (UP1) — Valeri Brnmcl battered another o m of Amer­ ican John Thomas' records Tues­ day with a high Jump of 7 feat, 3 inchca in leading a Soviet track and field team to a 92-91 victory over England. Thomas, of Boston University, held the United King­ dom record of 7 feat. Packers Lose Star GREEN BAY, Wla. (UPI)—AllPro tackle Dave Manner has been lost to Iha Green Bay Packers in­ definitely following an emergency appendectomy Tuesday. Hanner wu rushed to St. Vincent's Hos­ pital hero shortly before practice Tuesday morning. eon. Mickey Mantle, Ralph Klaer The Bgbo is still the champ— and Johnny Min over the years. unless braah young Roger Marls Tonight's game la the Yankees' 13Uh of the reason — and that’* can produce a near-miracle. ■ That’s the situation as the 27- all the gamu Maria had to equal year-old New York Yankee slug­ or break the m ead according to the ruling made by Commissioner ger goes into tonight’a game with the Baltimore Orioles needing two Ford Frick. Anything ha achieves homers to tie and three to break in the Yankees' eight remaining Ruth's 34-year-old mark of 40 games will bo listed under a sepa­ rata category. homers in a season. ’ It's possible that Roger can do Maria, who once was 39 games U — but it's almost certain that ahead eg the record pare ret by bn lost his chance to become base­ Bvth In 1937, had only a single, ball's new borne run king Tues­ a walk and seven "record-killing" day night whan bo failed to con­ outs in nine trip* to the plate nect in Urn Yankees' split at • Tuesday night. Ha want hitless in doubleheader with the' Orioles. four tries in the firat game, won by the Orioles, 1-0, and coo trihutHa'll be swinging again tonight in ad only a single to the Yankees’ the spacious Baltimore park whwti bo has failed to hit a sin-' n-UxlsAi*,, 'r, the nightcap. gin homer this season, and the Tha second game provided some wualber forecast indicates ha'll consolation to Maria and tha team­ have the added handicap of strong mate* noting for him because it enabled tha Yankees to clinch a winds sweeping into hi* teeth. tin for their llth American Lea­ Thus, the record that Ruth placed on the books la 1927 ap­ gue pennant in 13 years and their parently baa survived the chal­ firat under Ralph Monk. Tha next lenge of the aquare-jaured Maris Detroit lw i or New York victory Jnat aa it has withstood the chal­ officially wrap* it all up. lenges of such sluggers as Jlimmy Slave Barber, a 22-year-old, leftFbxx, Hank Greenberg. Hack Wlf- handed firtballer, stopped Maris and the Yankaaa cold with a, fourhitter in the first game. Bud Da­ ley won the sscocid game tor the Yankee* with tha aid of Bill Skowron'a homer but Maria couldn't By I'aKed prase latareatiaual connect against either Hal Brown or Hoyt Wilhelm. National Laagaa W. L. Pet. OB Tha Tlgera managed to stay alive when they beat the Loa Cincinnati 89 97 .619 Los Angeles 13 61 .976 5 Angeles Angela, 8-2, in an after­ noon game behind the four-hit San Francisco SO 44 .394 I pitching of Don Moss!, who scored St. Louis 77 44 .531HV4 his 19th victory. Bill Bruton drove Milwaukee . 76 69 .9241244 Pittsburgh 89 74 .483 Ills in two runs and AT Kallne and Rocky ColavHo on; each for the Chicago 81 83 .418 28 Philadelphia 44 lot .303 4414 Tigers while Eddie Yost and Steve Bilko homered for tha Angela. American Laagaa W. L. Pet. GB The Cincinnati Reds took a gi­ New York 103 30 .873 ant stride toward their first Na­ Detroit 93 29 .809 10 tional League pennant since 1940 Baltimore 80 84 .312 14 when they beat the Pittsburgh Pi­ Chicago 83 70 .542 20 rates. 10-1, and tha Chicago Cubs Cleveland 74 78 .487 2914 downed the second-plaee Los Ang­ Boston 73 80 .477 30 eles Dodgers, 74. Tha Reds now Minnesota 87 S3 .447 34V4 lead tha Dodgers by five games Los Angale* 66 84 .440 33H and have only eight to play. Washington 38 93 .371 48 Jimmy O’Toole pitched a sevenKansu City 98 93 .371 48 hitter for hts 17th victory behind a 13-hit Cincinnati attack that In- Standings eluded two homers by Gunn Frees* and « two-run trip!* by Vada Pinson. The win w u C f Toole's sixth in a row and llth in his last 19 decisions. Erato Banka hit a triple and a homer and Billy Williams, Bab Anderson and Don Zimmer also homered for tha Cuba, who (toeR Stan Williams bia 12th lou again** 19 victories. Anderson yielded 31 hits, including a homer by Ban Fairly, but want the distance • win hit seventh gams for t fl Cubs. Juan Pixarra pitched ■ throe* hitter and struck out save* to win his 14th gam* a* tha Chicago Whit* Box bunt the Breton Bod Sox, 9-1: Bell pitched flto Cleveland Indians to a 4-2 victory after the Kansas City A'a won the opener of the doublet*ader, 4-0, behind the six-hit pitching of Jim Archer, while Jim Kail's alx-hff tar and (wo fey hits by Zoito Varsalles paced the Minnesota Twins to a 9-1 decision over the Washington Senators in other AL games. Curt Simmons pitched ■ fire-hit­ ter and Stan Musial hit a two-rua homer, hia 15th of the season, as tha St. Louie Cardinals beat tha Philadelphia Phillies, 9-0, and BA Bailey’s ninth-inning single erun bled the San Francisco Giants to defeat tha Milwaukee Braves, ki­ lo, toiling Warren Spahn'a bid for hia 12th 20-victory season in other NL games. Starts Training SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UPI) — Coach Alex Hannum of tha Syra­ cuse Nationals greeted nine veto erans and six rookies today as the Nats opened their pre-season drills. Bob Hopkins, a four-year veteran, returned to the National Basketball Association club after missing last reason because of in­ juries. Italy n«i A General Contractor With 29 Ytara Experience , Alterations • Additions Bonded • FHA Financinf Rides 3 Winners LINCOLN, R. 1. (UPI) - Jockey Henry Wajda scored ■ triple at Lincoln Downi Tuesday, winning aboard Beaucalre (113.40) in the firat, Royal Buckle (94.80) in the fifth and Falla Suit (37.00) in the sixth. CD Yaa Can Develop Film APPROVED Only ONCE 919 a. Park Concrete FALLOUT SHELTERS HGRSHEL BROCK — an have it 4o»# RIGHT WIEBOLDT Reinforced CALL COLLECT — Shop flaafoed. Fla. CH 1-3885 or GA 3-2871 Mr. Merchant Gators Shoot To Halt Clemson Jinx Craft Set For Post M ans Needs Near 'Miracle 1 Now < ADVERTISING ...for the Sanford Herald's "Seminole County Progress Edition" is NOW being accepted! SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY OVER 20,000 COPIES WILL MAKE IT’S APPEARANCE W ITH THE REGULAR ISSUE OP THE HERALD ABOUT OCT. 16TH. THIS ANNUAL GRAPHIC STORY OP THE COUNTY’S GROWTH AND PROGRESS WILL BE READ BY PEOPLE ALL OVER THE U. S. Call F A 2 -2 6 11 or G A 5 -5 9 3 8 For an Appointment with an Advertising Representative to help YOU tell YOUR story! 4 S>aufori ffimlii �I HOME HENDERSON FLA. GR. “A ” SMALL SHORTENING LARGE CRISP (With S6.93 Order) (With 15.00 Order) W i! o ff | i i FOOD A T ITS FIN EST FRESH c m - AT LOW LOW PRICES YO U WOULDN'T DREAM POSSIBLE! FLO RID A GRADE “A Get These BARGAINS and GOLD BOND STAMPS Too ! ! FRYER W H OLE Meat . Department “Shorty” Dobson, Mgr. 7” CUT STANDING RIB BUSH or M-P Green. Peas Great Northerns CHUCK Tomatoes I U SHOULDER ROUND IIOLSUM PEANUT Pinto Beans Blackeyes Kidney Navy Beans Butter 2 5 9 * CLUB FOOD KINO LEAN FREHII OROUND GERBER OR BEECHNUT BABY Beans CHUCK CARNATION, PET, G. K, Butter Beans Pork & Beans KHURFRESH Spaghetti ENERGY YOUR CHECK OUR NEW LOW CHOICE "33" BLEACH Qt* 17c PRICES — SEALDSWEET FROZEN ORANGE J u ic e 6 Cans HOOD'S AM M O N IA THROUGHOUT Q* 19c THE STORE Stokely C U T BEANS 2 SSL 43c PRICES GOOD THURS., FRI., SAT., SEPT. 11,12, IS t • 0 11 b _ 1 i t j �V I --- Fashion Show * Scheduled For Thursday Leers Woman's Chib entertained a group ef club officers and committee ebalrmea at a moraiai eeffoe, rteeatiy, at her homa on Woodland Drive. The group met to pUa some ol the activities for the huay faU season. Several etvta projecia and the possibility ef engaging speakart to make the general meetings ■ore Intonating wen dlacuaeed. A fund raising project was also B suggested w«*h founded vary intemtiag to Iboee present. U wiil he presented to the member* s.oo. The first general luncheon meetJng of the cinb la Kbeduled for 0- nrer; Mrs* William Stringfield, hooae chairman; Mrs. John White, chairman o f the American Home Department; Mrs. 8 J. Nix, Civic . The fin t form it showing o f fall and winter faihion* in Sanford wilt be held at the Capri at • Department Chairman; Mrs. John p. m. T h u n d er when Co wan' a Kick, Fine Arts Department treas- Department Stare will pretest a urcr, and Mrs. Roy TUUs, Civic faihion revue, in conjunction with the Capri and Leilanl Uouee of Department treasurer. Beauty. Modele who will show the 1steal airier in all linei Including aklrta and aweatcri, atreet elothee, caiual wear and eocktail gowns are Mre. Carol Dean!ion, M ri. Florence (Spook) Hook. Uiaa Dee Hargraves, Miaa Judy Atenaio, Mre. Lou McDonald. Miaa Caroline Baggeriy and U rf. Duaine Baggeriy. ’ Hair styles of the models will be croeled by Phillip Boyd's Lei* lent House o f Beauty. Coordina•W-iPt-W. . -.mcatetor will be Mr* June LInginfelter of Cowan's, Hostesses Welcome 1. .a s I all rwCfrt? the planning r i r . i were J . J u F treai- More New Families To Sanford Area Auxiliary New residents o f tha Sanford area welcomed by Welcome Wa­ Sponsoring gon Bake Sale Friday -•The American Legion Auxiliary tl Campbell Lowing Unit a , wIK Bid a bake sale, Friday, in front 0 the Food Pair Grocery, aHome made cakss, plea and ffoklcs will be available from 1:30 mm. to I p.m. Proceeds from tha d ie will be added to the rehablligtiou fund. 2Mrs- Paul resold and her com­ mittee will ho in charge of ar- .M r * Gardes Kuehn heeds e ftive by the VAH-B wives to gather esed clothing to be given to the " C m ■cugnJul” in Maples, Rely, Mr*. Al Karnes .and Mrs. George Regan assisted ber k to Mayport where, together with ether clothing collected by the 2 IS Saratoga” wires and Carr Air Group Three wives, It #111 bo otowod aboard tho "Sara- M lioa, the "Casa S cu gn lu l." "" C a s a " la tha Italian word for *tooma" and "seugnlixl" means "child o f tho itro c ti." This orfhanago has provided food, shel(|r and clothing to hundreds of youngster* between tho age ef L a n d 31 who have had no other W m e since tho end of World War IL Generosity to needy children k an internationally known char­ acteristic of the American w rriremen abroad. Thousands of children at home and abroad have felt the warm kindliness of United States soldUrs, sailors, marines and airmen who have shared whatever they liad with those who needed R More. This clothing drive Is a typical Illustration of the tradi­ tion whieh Navy m«n and wom­ an have helped to build. Mrs. .Girl Scout Troop 103 met in the gfinex o f the Barnett Memorial Church la Enterprise (or tha first meeting of the season. --Mem bers are Carrie Hatchett, gptsy Long. Connie Sellers, Lauris JJturadam, Patty Urban, Jane Vaught, Carolyn Watson, Nora Withay and Louise ZavbuLl. ■All are second class scouts, working toward first class rank. flU ty, Patsy and Carrie attended the Deer Lake Girl Scout camp fir two weeks this summer and earned several badges toward a higher rank. .T h ere la no opening In the troop ait present, but any sixth grade glrla who are Interesled In Joining, may contact Mrs, R. T . Hatchett, leader, and she will put the names on Um waiting Bat. recently. Include THETA EPSILON CHAPTER of Heta Sigma Phi held the first meeting at the home o f the president, Mre. Garnett White and installed the new of. fleers. Program for the evening was presented by Mrs. Bob McKee, Mrs. Betty Erickson and Mrs. Stuart Stetson. Mrs. Tom Largen served as in­ stalling officer. I-eft to right new officers are Mrs. Hill Rivero, correspond­ ing secretary; Mrs. Garnett White, president; Mrs. Don Smith, recording secretary; Mrs. Reid Iversen, vice president and Mrs, Jack Erickson, treasurer. (Herald Photo) DAR Members Enjoy Program Mr. pod Mrs. A. F. B a u le and and Carol, from Harrisonburg, V a .; Mr. and Mrs. B.G. Heffner, George, Roger, Vicky, Cindy and Timothy, from Buffalo, X. Y . U r. and Mrs. H. A. Cox and son, Lee, Rom Newburn, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Horton, from WOMAN’S CLUB OFFICERS at • planning party are Cape Cod, Mass, and Mr. and from left, (seated) Mrs, John K. White, Mrs. W. R. Mrs. Jacob Henehert, from Phila­ Stringfield and standing, Airs. Harry Echclbcrger. Mrs. delphia, Pa. J. 0. Huff and Mrs. Roy Tillis. (Herald Photo) Famillea transferred hereby the Navy are, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Steward and son, Dennis, from Memphis, Tann. Mr. and Mre. II. W. Stafford and children, Cin­ dy, Wewdy, Gary and Randy, from Clearwater. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Brown, Bart and Jeff, from Memphis, Mrs. Ruth Hamilton, Longwood Tena.; Mr. and Mrs. R. G, Slag* realtor and clvla leader, returned naa, Robert, Christine and David, Laura J. Beasley of Jacksonville to ber home here last weekend from Maitland; and Mr. and Mra. Beach, chairman of the entire after spending the summer Jesse Noel, David, Vicky and Jay, drive, has announced a goal el from Dennison, Texas. months in Bar Hsrbor, Me. 1900 pounds of clothing. M ri. Ted A. Wagner, wife ef commanding officer, the collection and sorting e f the VAll-B's points out that although Heavy Using. Mrs. Kuehn now Is planNine la the only element o f Car­ * get this cargo aboard SB* of the many Navy planes rier Air Group Three stationed khieh frequently travels between at Sanford, personnel are proud MAS Snaffid and NAS Jackson- to be part o f the larger group and glad to hslp carry out such deserving projects as the gift of The next leg of the long Journey clothing to "Casa Scugnlzsi." I hostesses, children, James, Sandra, Richard VAH-9 Wives Assist 'Orphanage Project m Lutheran Circle Meets At Southward Home Lonffwood Personals EYEBROWS NEED SHAPING When you shape your eyebrows, bear In mind that Uie The Sallie Harrison Chapter, Daughters o f the Am erican Revo­ lution held the first meeting ol the current season Friday after­ noon at the home o f Mrs. F. E. Rouinillat Sr. The regent, Mrs. C. E. Butler, presided. The meeting was open­ ed with the DAR ritual American Creed, pledge to the flag, and the singing of tie National An­ them and Florida state song, led by Mrs. Roumillat. Mrs. Lawrence Tinsley, gave an interesting paper on Am erican­ ism. Mrs. Roumillat gave a talk on Stephen Collins Foster, follow­ ed by two vocal selections by Mrs, Joe T. Hickson. Mrs. Hickson, accompanied at th« piano by Mrs. Roumtils., sang "Jean rie with the Light Brown Hair'' and “ Beaut'ful Dream er,” both written by live famous composer. In keeping with the theme for the day, Mrs. Butler gave a talk on the Stephen Foster Memorial at White Springs. Refreshment^ were served to those present by Mrs. Roumillat and her co-hostesses, Mrs. M. J. Uram, Mrs. F. L. Woodruff 3rd., Miss Irene Hinton and Mrs. J. St. Clair White. At the elose of the meeting the guests enjoyed a delightful cruise on the St. Johns River with Mr. and Mrs. Roumillat on their boat "S kylark." Others attending were Mm e l. C. R. Dawson, L. C. Wildner, Raymond Smith, C. L. Park St., F. E.* BoU, R. M. Leonard, J. B. Ray, E. M. Hoke, A. S. McCollum, A. W. Lee, Edmund Melsch, G. A. Wakefield, W. A. Canady, A. C. Benson. A. R. Kry, Rutledge Pray, Miss K. M. Baker and Mrs. A. Hagermao, a guest of Mrs. Tinsley, Church Calendar THURSDAY The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Church of the Redeem er will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the church for an Important meeting. AU members are urged to attend. Fifteen members of the Morning Circle nf the Lutheran Church of The Redeemer recently met for the first meeting of the new * .* son at the aummer home o f Mra. I. IT. Southward on Twin Lakei. The program for the day was given by lira . Irma KirsebUen. It waa an interesting and heart mov. iog account of her personal « • periencea in her home town in Germany during World War H. It gave the ladles a very vivid pic­ ture of what it would be like to W have war in our own town. The buslnes* meeting was fol­ lowed by a delicioua pot luck luncheon on (ha veranda over­ looking the lovely scenery at Twia Lakes. The next meeting will bo held a*—V-w. ifenry Thurston's home.____ 213 Homewood Ave . t/ich Arbne on the first Thursday in October. _ Mrs. Bet] Ballinger, who re­ sides at 2*00 Country Club Road, left Saturday by plane, to spend the winter wi.h her nephew and hi* family, in St. Louis. Mo. Mrs. Ballinger is ons e f the four, remaining Civil War widows and has lived in Sanford for the past (7 years. She wiil be 81 in Decem ber and this was her first plane ride. While making preparations for the (rip, she was vary n e tte d sad told her friends that she waa going to enjoy the exper­ ience thoroughly. LARGE VEINS Large vein# are minimised ff you preia down on them whan ap­ plying band cream . A good exer­ cise la to raise your arma fre­ quently and shake the wrists to stimulate circulation. P&iAonah brows 3 -a ll BUI Johnson, son o f Mr. and should start over the inner corner o f the eye and end just beyond the Mrs. Clifford Johnson, 140* Bel Air outer corner. In between they Bird., left Monday for Lakeland. should follow the bony ridge above Ha will enter Florida Southern your eye for a natural line. CoUege for hia freshman year. FASHION SHOW THURSDAY Sept 2 / |P R E S S !>• at 9 NORTHWEAVE adapt* to any temperature. And virtually never ncetln a preaeiiig, because k actually re-pnwaes iUvlf an you wear it. Never haa there been a suit so practical. Tailored h ? Sagnor, with n luxurious^ fine look, it’s also automatic wash ’n wear. The secret in Millikan's “ perfect balance" of 65% Dacron* Polyester—35% Corvnl** cross-linked rayon. See it now, *50.00 • Extra PsnU 1 D.m. FROM Cowan's - - - - Hair Styles By, Philip of Leilani House 2301 S. Elm BU M Mid-weight MAKE MAKE-UP LAST On hot aum m tr nights, when Mo humidity k sure to ruin wour maka-up Job, try setting your make-up with a splash o f eold watar right after you've applied your powder and lipstick. It will pre­ serve it far n longer tame. THE CAPRI ANNOUNCES NEW OPENING HOURS 11 A. M. ’Till Midnite • Buffet Lunches 11 A. M. till 2 ........ ......... $1.5 OR SELECT FROM OUR MENU �* • n J « l * |m H W ed. (DsucUi CUbby: for the rest of her life? DEAR shouldn't. important I'd like to Fag* • POOR FISH • • I.M (It I o c ta a n M afia i«> t'aaanal Bit (few er***) 4*• AHC rcawa liia i n Atlantic Waaibar 111 Nawarop# * • • • t i l l l i t Mllaatan* et ilia Castnr i l l MIS PI*. Ma»B I II (It M atty's Pumtay Punuls* l i t rata Smith Ciimadlsl 1 1 1 1 111 H uni.ar-K rlnklay ID K iln ln w lUnrn Party 1.1* III Mlnkwni l i t Miami l Itdarravar 1:11 i l l D ata Idw erS e T>ll l i t W i i m Traia (It M ailt* Mini l» l m ill Graham pruiaJ* 1:11 III J ntr lllshnp Show i d Tha T u n s Man (II Oaaia i l l llarrlal l i l l ( l i K ra il's Mystary Thiatar • h r> !----— — • III III 111 (I) ill in ill (II (I) (I) Hawaiian Era t :!t f r a n « l * *a»rst lO.Ott II Count (I* rail U. S. SlM l Hour Naktd Ctvr ii.ii c ity p titcU v a lllll Kawaeapa Channal I U Saw art am MM-Pla. News H ill H ollyw ood M afia C iltu iili ( I ) Channal I M a s te r it la i n Jack m a r 1 11 (II Nawa "A re things rough?” Let Abby help you solve your problem. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self addressed envelope and send to Box 3305, Beverly liille, Calif. • DEAR ABBY: I am a bachelor and I have heard thnt marriage is a fiO-oO pro. position. I would like to know if the bride has to match bank books before the mar­ riage, since the Husband has to support her For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding,” send fiO cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hille, Calif. Gets Married CAMBRIDGE, M asi. (U P I) Retired Red Sox slugger Ted Wil­ liams w n married Is a secret ceremony Tuesday to a Chicago divorcee and model. Williams, 43, typically attired in a sports shirt with no tie, and blonds Leo Howard, IS, entered a rtar door ot the Cambridge District Courthouia, were mar. ritd in 10 mlnuloa by a Justice o f the peace, and left by the tamo r v ir door. The United Statci has th* sec­ ond greatest coal area in the world. Red China has the greatest such area. THURSDAY A . M. U)&Jhn (Oonum : By Ruth Millet You'll* atviayi have friends if— all your time with others talking it won't be passed on—not to any­ one at ail. l l 'i really friends you want— about yourself. In speaking o f your fMenda you You are truly happy when good and not just acceptance by some always try to ahow them in as things happen to your friends and particular crowd. good a light as possible. You refuse to discuss your are quick to show your admira­ Y our tricode know that you friends’ faults with anyone o r to tion and 'approval for anything aren't so superseniltiva that they dweU on them at length ia your they do that they have a right have to handle you with kid glove*. to lake pride in. pown mind. You are as willing to listen as Y ou make an effort to do tilings You aaa bo gracious when at your friends’ convenience. In­ to talk and can hear a, story •ither giving or accepting a favor. stead o f expecting others to in­ through without interrupting In You choose your friends for what they are, not for what they convenience themselves for you. an effort to top X. You can listen to your friends' have o r what you think they ean You find or make the time to keep in touch with frisndi, whe­ problems without offering un> do for you. You never reach the point ther they live near or far away. asked-for advice. Your friends know that if they where you aren't lnterested in Y ou are Iniereiied in many thinga and so dofi't have to spend tell you something In confidence m iking new friands. Jacoby * D um m y's nine ot clubs held the first trick and Sou li) went after everything that waan't nail­ ed down. lie cashed dum m y'* two re­ maining clubs and two hearts and led a spade to his queen. West W w on and led a spade back, where­ upon South discarded one et .du m m y's diamonds and the last low spado, on the king ot clubs end ace of hearts. The Jack of diamonds was led nest. West went up with the ace and led a low diamond back, but South finessed against the queen anyway and made flva odd for a acore of 660. W The bidding started th* earn* OnBy Oswald Jacoby NORTH 18 a J i» VKQ o kss: *A Q # W EST (D ) *A < *14 EAST A 10 1 R 71 V J lill ♦ AQ874 ♦« ♦ J I0 J 3 *15 SOUTH *K Q WA I u 7 3 O JIO S A lt 174 .North and South vulnirablo W n l North lu ll Booth 1* Pass Double 1 W Pal-: IA Double 2 N T. Pas* 3 N.T. Pas* Pass Pais Opening lead—A > HOLLYWOOD— (N B A )— Holly­ wood one, and OrapaVine: Title this “ How Close Wee Richard ^Nlxun to Quest Stardom in * Movie 7 " It sounded like the “ Who’s On F ir s t ? ” routine to ua when it twisted o It the grapevine as one o f those tales that inspired "N o com m ent." But as Hollywood in­ siders are telling it: An actor in the film version of “ Advise end Consent,” now on location In Washington, 1). C., sent a letter to Nixon saying he had been authorised by pi oducvi--director Otto Preminger to offe r hint the role o f the U. it. vice president in the film. The salary was set a t tlx fig ­ ures and the letter reminded Nixon that the lute Joseph Welch had played with great success the role o f the judge in Preminger’s k"A natom y of a Murder.” Instead o f replying to the actor, N ixon had a lawyer friend tele­ phone Preminger. The attorney mentioned the letter end asked Preminger to confirm hie repotted interest. Preminger ap oloiltd, 10 the I •tory goes, said he waa not inter­ ested and added that the actor who wrote the letter must have been under the influence o f al­ cohol. Later, Lew Ayrea wea cast In th* part. That's how the story is told minus the answer to, “ Wee Nixon in terested?" ami "Did Preminger toy with tlie idea, then change hia m ind?” Advice without consent? Three out-of-town sneak pre­ views gave Flank Capra’s return to directing his famed Capra-corn ( “ Pocketful o f Miracles") a collec­ tion o f smash-hit audience reac­ tion cards. Uut as usual, Capra was not in the eudience at the showing. Hit distaste for sneak preview* goes back IM year* to “ Lost H orizon," one o f bis biggest hits, A fter three previews which he attended with the late Harry Cuhn o f Columbia Pictures, Capra was beginning to share Cohn’s belief. THURSDAY P. M. i so (It t a r t s * * Merle l i t Dario Walt I It (1) A World o t W m dsr (It Papaya Playkooas ( t t neeliy oaa m e P rieefe OPEN 12:43 LAST DAV w m i- In Technirolur Hubert Mtlchum Julie London CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (U P I)— Funeral icrvicoa will be held hot* TV RENTAL Seminole TV ACROSS iahaysc s?* I ------T n a U Drain 13 Regret 14 Chula tad favor 15 Rrciaa Id nosort 20 Fmiaury iBA) » ChurchtH . .put g with sweat oad trsnt 33 Ac* TURKEYS QUICK FROZEN OVEN READY 8 to 14 Lb. AVERAGE “ Super - Right” Grain Fed, Heavy Weitern Steer Beef Minute Cubed S TEA K MDHTON'H QUICK FROZEN RPAOIIKTT1 sad MEAT or QUICK FROZEN MORTON'R M Strik* out DOWN 1 u*ty ducAlta^a lutliiw H 32U 3 lb pkg. $1.00 3 10-ox. pkgs. $1.00 Meat Pies 2 for 49c BRKMMER JUMBO t’OCOMUT, 11ANANA Oil JANE PARKER PINEAPPLE Pies CHOC. PIES 3 » M00 ANN PAGE BOSTON STYLE, VEGETARIAN OR l’ORK AND 8-Inch 4 a 45* E a ch OAK HILL YELLOW FREESTONE (Hahcn In Heavy Syrup) PEACHES JANE PARKER LEMON or JELLY Rolls I u trge C un I-I,It., l,T-Oz. 1^ C c FOR LOW CALORIE D1ETH! JANE TARKER GLAMOUR 2 Hulls t-T .b . J Loaf FRESH FRUITS & V EG ETA BLES! 7 Malm a Boo*peg. a FIRM, RIPE • Awry 10 De­ ll Ea l i f e ___ . ’Jbfendod 33 Hood ports U Kzudod core 31 huh fuel M lo im 34 feoraiag iSTauxM 31 Trwdden m M *7 Puru se 37 Nam* aoiadMtac ____ Hart ia feaib’a oesodonya 3tt Waur banters l 1 1 larlmottoee to lacttpaU 41 Amor.i an pUyariaM T“ l i II II L IV V r athmlat p u ir r 1 “ IT*TT ■ IT ii u II L■ B nr u D rtorgrnt Giant Pkg. Surf Datargml 77c I.g. Pkg, Breeze 35c Dalargest 12 Oa. Lux Liquid 35c Handy Andy Detergent Pint 39c L g . Pkg. ALL PURPLE PRUNE PURPOSE HARTLBTT HONEY DEW JUMHO 2 - 29* 2 “ * 29* 4 iS 39* 19* 59 Fluffy All 33c 12 D eltrg rn t 12 Os. II 200 Magnolia Av*. al 2nd Slreet Swan Liquid 35c OPEN UNTIL 9 P .M . FRIDAY NIGHT a M IT TOMATOES PLUMS APPLES PEARS MELONS SWEET 43 Disturb 44 CnUMal 4V Not work leaatj 44 feuaUc boeat 47 Oth* roue tOPerudMUiae Cleaner ir U WrtUaa. tar at Tip CAP'N JOHN'S UOI.DKN BROWN JUST H EAT and E A T CAP'N JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN aiPtot — sioutoaete Can Fish Sticks B EA N S $399 Lb. Macaroni & Cheese 28-oz. pkgs. 49c s i* aeritut ST A UTS TOMORROW 3 BACON I Eric* 40 Monel 44 R rtrrt 44 Tropical pilot 4* fee of Jacob ' PLUMROSE BRAND GENUINE DANISH CANNED CANADIAN Ocean Perch Fillet! 79 4 Aatbac Bddk 21 Ht|k Huh oiptootre 35 a JSeekta ar" 33...... titan ynaat ing background and capable pet* and want to marry. Tha Soviet^ U. 8. D. A. INSPECTED GRADE “A” TENDER YOUNG BROAD BREASTED B READ Library Card meets a young I o n i a n g irl ser­ Hour— 1"Street O f Love.” Intrigu­ ving at a guide. They, fa ll in tova laughing it 39 Patio S ta rrin g Hubert Kyao Country” Coach Dies Thurodsy fnr Leo V. Novak, long o f f th* screen. time W rit Point athletle coach In frustrated desperation. Capra who died in Washington Heturdey decided the fllm'a early reel* ere after a long tllneao. The 11-yearold Novak joined the U. 8. Mili­ ated th* wrong mood. tary Academy coaching staff in Tha film wee ineak-previewed 1924 and retired in l'J50. again, minus tha first three reel* and became 103?-* top moneymak­ Soles Harries ing movie. "That'* why 1 never see my own anaak previews," Capra explains. “ If the audlenco murder* me 1 Borrow Our Tubs Checker Just want to hear about It. I don’t 1(00 Hanford A te. FA 1-40M want them to see me bleeding.” harbor 3* Erase* “ MEN IN WAR” "W o n d e r fu l fanta.-y-adventure MmHucail Down To Earth . . . Hlowl A Cut* Story Of K ell Men Mho Fight The War . . . t o-Feature 9:00 Only the 34 r la to* TUN1TE A THURS. Showing A t 7:00 A 10:10 A tdo Kay accept seriously, practically 24 colored oo Alone 3t Perued 33 Net* at Caide'e l o. N O jiC . J i c l t\ r t M ID E -IN T H E A T R F PHONE FA 2-1214 to (oh.) 17 Check *•••*•*****•**•*••*••••••••* U Th* film was a bust, Cohn dacid ed, because the audience* refused la Multan ihlAiai h r w a oa t L o t* Luor San gran dson Hast Flag f e a r Mnaeh T ie •* v 1* * 0 * Hrtoo la ntahi Doubt* Kzpoture d e le Itorm akow Ceaoealrattea Oarprlee Paehoae Lev* T h ai l o b T r u ll or Coootqoooosa Lev* o f U le C am eiltago against hi* father’s with**, ta d 10 - 11 p. m. CBS. U, S. Steel this itriea la tmuhchrd with a moderately sm udng episode. The "Bishop'' misbehaves, giving hit frank (not Sinatra) opinion of hi* b o ll, unawar* that everything ha hai laid la picked up by a hid­ den camera and microphone for a TV program. Funny complication*, but nowhere near as laughable a* th* best o f the real thing on “Can­ did Camera.” » « 10 p. m. ABC. Hawaiian Bye— “ Uakei'a Half Dozen." (A repeat) not exactly a fresh loaf, but nivertheleaa a crisp story. A l a r v t " p iBIgpf f S f ‘ are involved. 14,800 to b* specific, which six sailors have foolishly advanced to luscious-looking Dody Raker on promise to marry each other, Tom Lopaka ia hired as private inves­ tl) Mr LtttU Marpt# H i** ( I ) (It 11:11 t i t M ill (St tai Ml** (It tl) tit M ill (I) tl) tl) II.I* t l ) lit It) way at th* other table, but whan North lift in the double o f th* It.M (t) M Ctova rn Toe ( I ) l ia r oh Tor Tomorrow on* heart contract East decided ( I ) Numbar rloaoo to gamble the hand out there, 11:11 t l ) O siatas LliD t t l l i t s in - K io o Kopool lie was sure that North and South II1:11 (t> gooao had a vulnerable game and he II) Dr. HuSiaa'a a oon t Jearaal hoped to be able to make at t l ) Abaat ra te s least four Iricka at one heart. t i l l (It A t Tbo W ort* Turae Actually, he did even belter ( I ) Playbousa I Th* king o f ipades was opened t i l l ( I ) Joa Murray h t w II) Fare The g a d * and won by West’s ace. A spado ( I ) O u (Fam ily Claitlt* l l ) Tear D or I* Ceuri return put South in. He led th* III* ( I ) U ro tta Tsana four o f du bs to his partner's aco ( t t Boron Koyo North cashed the king and queen 1:11 i l l Tonne Dr. lia to a i I I ) M lllloaolro o f trump* and Jack o( spade* t l ) Quoon For A Dor whereupon Soulh wound up )o*. 1:11 (I ) Prom Thooe Ksoio (I t Ttio Voratct Ia Touro ing two clubs, two spades and ( I ) w o o o n f a s Treat four trumpi for a net minus I I I ! ( I ) Mob* Roam f o r Paddy score o f only 300 points. 1:11 III M irra H ollyw ood Nixon A s Actor? That's The Story By KRSKINE JOHNSON l e a tat MS* ( I ) C ea tla a n u l ca u m tim ( I ) x b c Nawe l : i l *| W afer V I* III M as 0 « — Waalkar. Naw* f i l l ( l l h n s Mm I s i n e*arl T ill I t ) T a ta r (It Waba D* Carlo.na I I I ( I i C M Nawa a sso rt l i t l (It Capiat* Kanaare* 141 II) Waather a*4 Nsw* iiia t it T i t e r M l t l) C soaiSaw a Move M l ( ! ) State Troopor l i t Rawiftr lo o m t l ) Kart to e Kooooa M l (31 Itobln Mm 3 ( I ) D ie t D a l* BoP tola Ii** (I ) Contra! PU. Now* s a l latarstowa t ig a t o r to r e c o v e r th e dou gh . formaneaa make this an absorbing plan to ex p loit them In tha inter! i : J 0 . 0 p. m. NBC. Joey Bishop drama- Charlie Mason, *on o f • •eta o f propaganda. Millie Perkin* Show—"On The Spot.” Premier. wall-known American politician, and Doug MeCluro start aa tha 111th* Moscow festival •tarred lover*. To b* perfectly candid about it, attends Ted Williams WEDNESDAY P. M. DEAR IN: Pay no attention to what your husband and friends say. Do whnt vour heart dictates. P. S. Many people go into -mcumlng for a full year. • TV Key Previews 8:30 - 9 p. m. CBS. "Project understanding and health among Hop«.'* Special documentary r tha pcopla o f southeast Alla. port on Iho prlvataly supported Q uail: Dr. William B. Walsh, A mrilean hoipital ship “ Hope,” and hnw it fa furthering belter founder and president o f Project Hnpr. Rob Conildine narrates. FISH: She doesn't, and she But a woman contributes more things than money to marriage. see n man have a baby I • 2tiyhUghi& Television DEAR A B B Y :! recently loet my pre­ cious mother. Although she was ill a long time, when she finally passed on I was shocked and heart-broken. Out of respect to my mother’s memory 1 want to wear black and refrain from entertainment for at least three months. My husbnnd and friends tell me I am foolish and old-fa­ shioned, and that nobody does this nny more. I need an outside opinion. IN MOURNING DEAR DWELLER: Tell your daugh­ ter that is isn't "nice” to tell neighbors what goes on nt h e r, L i f - V v V v ielghV-.qr questions that are none of her , business, your little girl should avoid her 1or reply, "W hy don't you ask my mother?” • 2 0 , 19OT— By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: My eleven-year-old daughter is very friendly with everyone in the neighborhood, and frequently visits ® neighbors. She gets along well with adults, as well as with children, and everyone welcomes her into their homes. My problem is one nosy neighbor who makes it her business to know everybody else's. She asks my daughter questions about who visits us, whnt we served, what we talked about, and so forth. You know, Abby, 11-year-olds don't always have the best judgment . . . therefore this old 1buttinsky gets a lot of information I would rather she didn't have. Should 1 call on this busybody and set her straight? Or should I tell my daughter not to go over there any more? 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He has had the county's Interest at heart and will be sorely missed. However, there is one good thing. Cleveland can f now devote more time to his job a.- state representative . . . . In that post he can still serve Seminole County . . . as he has done in the past and we know wilt continue to do in the future. P o litic a l WASHINGTON (NEA) - A new United States foreign policy pre­ sentation that is described as “ big and exciting” will be unveiled be*ore the United Nations General Assembly convening in New York Sept. 19. It will Include new propossls on disarmament; new procedures fo r handling UN emergency oper­ ations to preserve pesce; financ­ ing o f these International police foree actions by compulsory as­ sessments against all nations, with toss o f vote for those who d o not pay; strengthening o f the UN In­ ternational Law Commission to work for the settlement of inter­ national disputes by legal means Instead o f foree. President Kennedy is expectrd i lo make the presentation In prrmmi. Hut if for « y 'r e a s o n of em ergency ha eannot do it him­ self, it wilt be made by Secretary o f State Dean Rusk. It will be amplified U U t In mure specific detail by R u ik and the U. S. delegation to the UN, under Adlal Stevenson. This will be the first interna­ tional forum in which the Ken­ nedy administration presents Us foreign policies in full. They may show marked changes from Ken­ Dr. Crane's # W o rry C lin ic J e t 's comment evokes so "F low ers,"' said H. W. Beecher, "A m e a " from millions of Amer“ are tha sweetest things God k t « . If yon hsve had to sit ever made and forgot to put • ■ a i listen to n dull, dry speak­ soul into." er, then yen know what at least Use it before a Garden Club. our college students put np with every day. It "is* easy Get the* point?*’ **’ In bn an interesting orator, so (4) Document your theme with nso tbs strategy below sod some concrete cases, told In nar­ A c a d for tho booklet. rative style and preferably in­ CASE K-403: Joe X ., is an able newspaper executive whom I've volving some members o ( the knows a i a friend for many audience. These illustrations should be years "D r. Crane," be said at our graphic and help clarify points, luncheon, " I wish you’d insert not Just jokes inserted with no a ca t* on the need for editor* relevancy to your theme. (3) Save your jokes for re a t well a i business leaders to learn the rudiments of public capturing attention if your au dience starts to daydream. Don't speaking. • "A t our last Inland Press Meet- shoot them as your opening b a r T ig In Chicago, we had one of rage. (til Keep eye-contact with your the most boring, uninteresting talks 1 aver bad to ait through cruwd by looking at them, not - - - and it ran an hour and a at the ceiling or out tbe window. (7) Tie the wheat In the sack quarter. "T h e speaker was quite an with a punchy terminal para­ authority. But 1 find that author­ graph that summarized your main ities are often the poorest at idea. If your talk deals with n topic bolding an audience's attention. "H e read bis paper. Imagine involving lofty sentiment, as a jiybody nowadays being so in- Lincoln Day address, you can Ireci and out of louch with pub­ often gain a higher einotmna! peak by coming down the home lic platform psychology. " l i e was also slow in delivery. stretch (peroration) •in rhythm. Use an appropriate bit o f verse Never used a joke. Ignored the audience down in front and rccit that raps your clim ax, fo r rhy­ thm will bring the audience (o •d dry itatistics. " I counted 13 people who got up a higher emotional pinnacle. You can clove a prose address and left right during bis address and 3 o f them were from the on a scholarly note, too, by con­ first row of tables directly in cluding with a quotation from Sh akopcarr, Benjamin Franklin, A o n t or him. w "T h at seemed very impolite lo the Bible or some other notsble me, but If the rest of us hadn't source of the past. Send for my booklet “ How to felt obligated to show some de­ ference to an invited speaker, Make an Interesting Speech," en-j I fear the whole crowd would closing a stamped returned en­ have vanished before he quit." velope, plus 30c. Send a copy to your clergyman You aren't “ born'' a good apeaker or a poor one, but get if he is a monotonous sleep-pro­ that way after you arrive here ducer in Hie pulpit. on earth. ^ So poor speakers should wise " p to the facta. It doesn't take TA M I'A lU P I)— Sumter Lowry, long lo make an Interesting ad­ dress, so memorise this form ula: i\ho ran lecund to form er Gov. (1) Pick a title or "text” that I.eRoy Collins in the Democratic has widespread human interest gubernatorial primary o f 1956, announced Monday night h* would appeal. (2 ) Begin with an arresting run for Congress next year in the aenlence, as Helen Claper ittle newly-created 10th D istrict sent, say* o f Dr. Will Mayo in her in- which comprise* Hillsborough teresting biography of those fain- County. s doctors. (3) Try to use a relevant quo­ tation that con ains the nubbin of your text, for thia adds acholNEW ORLEANS ( U P !) — Police •rly ritz. today arrested John Henry Zell"M u sic ," says John Erskine. ner, a 41-year-old N egro who es­ “ la the only language in which caped in 105:1 from a prison at you cannot say a mean or sar­ Chattahoochee, Fla., where he was castic thing.” Thai's a typical start for a talk serving 35 year* for second de­ gree murder. to a music class. f Lowry To Run r Lscapee Seized 0(JR BOARDING HOUSE HOW MTHU RUBBER GLASS THAT'LL A to u T INVENTED WILL j BE EASY SCO RE AS SOOMf JAKE AS T. GET THE- I JU ST CC NOODLElTO TAKE SPARKIN’ ON ( /ANOTHER SOME WAY T o i l FALLON MIX. RUBBER )> TVV HEAD 7 AN ' GLASS, ALL THAT WEVfcWS TWe- TKAINlN HOOPLE SELF-DATING « A GOAT CALtNOAH FROM BklNG TO COME A success 14THAT L, IN EACH HAVE TO THINK OP DAY AN ^OME CHEM ICAL CHEW Su b s t a n c e t h a t w il l OFF A S CAUSE TU t DATE SHEET SHEET 4 TO 5HJTNEL u p A f t e r ; 2 4 HOOPS m SOTW GLASS MULL Bfc ELASTIC. . -si fA " h i js w r obstacles 1 OVERCOME « if 'I atyp £>aitfiirii tfaralft v ____________ __ — :---------------------------------- - - ■ Page 11 Sanford. Florida . — —— -------- Wednesday. Septenilwr 20, 19H1 W VI.TUN *. ftll.LUM. UUITOR « IH.SUIHXR vcasH K b KVKLI* j . c e s h i s u r u i v a v o i .r o i . i v U in ilir Advertlvlng Director Circulation M an a g in g ...... Edito r l i t nit ii r r r j u i i e s u s JL'Ilt WELLS rn K U W ELL* C U » m *4 l l i u d r County Editor UaclionclAl BupL CHI L LI t S-AMMKH JAVIE U eUOKNAKBIM i. a h h v aocloty Editor ilu d a o a a StAaagtr sta s ca im o a Peter E ton 's "A ll M ine! But W here Is Everyone?" rates llama Deliver? By BnU ■ . ca n to r o llle e VoM la Seatlaale to n m r All Otkav .a , wooh I Tsar *IIX * IS M I Tear a il.s e I l i a r I e Meatfce ATS s e e a R e a l he k.Tk * Mealhe a Moalbo IM LSe a Maalk* * Hoeike I E eetk IM I M I Wealk I.#* ■ Moelh J . • reatal R e »»le tle a e eoeoldtd tkal all man aaboetleileno ke f i d tm ad vans*. PakIKkod uaUy a n e p l Salerday, kanday, and t k i t o la u n Salardey yreeaedlaa CkrWI—•*. yebllobod Raleeod as eeeead elaaa w aiter Oelekee IT. ISIS a l Ike r e e l Olllee *1 Saaferd. * lerlda seder Ike Aet e l Ceaatoee e l Marek A IVTe. n , R «,eld la a weMkee ,r flbe l ailed r „ „ whlrk lo eatlltrd a ie la *. leely oe Ika sea 1st reeaklleetlaa aZ nil tka (seal w a r Related lalkla ----- From Rome H en ry ROME, Italy — The eraeh at Monxa on tha second lap o f the Italian Grand Prix was a shocking reminder that European* in gen­ eral, and Italians In particular, have little or no tense o f safety. The thirteen spectator* killed when W olfgang von Tripe’ crim ­ son Ferrari Formula I hurtled into them were standing behind what we Americana know a t chicken wire. And they were standing e l­ bow to elbow, rows deep, only a few yard* from where the car* roared Into a dangerous hand. Had there been a formidable guardrail the thirteen spectators would be alive today and von Trips, himself, might well have escaped death. What sort o f a promoter, in Ilia right mind, would think o f chick­ en wire as protection against an automobila traveling 12(1 mile* per hcurT More to the point, what Fay Henle’s Y our P o ck e tb o o k Q —I am a registered nurse and cover such construction and allow will soon be 05. I intend to work you up to 30 years to psy. My only part-Ume next year and will be getting Social Security. I have an insurance annuity which will start paying me *600 In a couple o f months. In addition, I have S3.000 in the bebk, good medical coverage, low rent, no family obli­ gations and S2.0U0 invested in mutual funds, ily friends tell me that 1 should cash in my annuity (**,8001 and Invest this money in mutual funds or the stock market. What do you think?—M. De R. A —Dear M. De R.: Be grateful you've had good sense, and keep ill If you cashed in your *8,800, you would never be certain of a * 8 per cent return, which Is what you are getting from your an­ nuity based on the rash value. I think you could safely take some of your savings and invest in “ blue chips' such as ATAT. Sit with your mutual fund but don't itch for more. Why pay a 7 per cent charge for someone lo man­ age your money when you have such a good brain? If you'd been swayed by all this "w onderful" advice years azo, I wonder whe­ ther you would have the snnuity or savings. Q—Should a husband sbare a full knowledge of family fioiQ ccs with his wife? My husband is a dear and generous but he doesn't think that I need to learn about money management. What do you t h in k ? -L . M. A—Dear L. M.: ! think you are the bright one in the family. Here, in capsule form, is what I think every wife should know: How much her monthly income would be should her husbsnd die and where (his income would com e from. What should the do about the home tf she owns it ami about her husband's business if he owns it ? Who she should con ­ sult on investments, insurance? Q—Should we build a fallout or bomb shelter? How much should this cost?— II. McQ. A —Desr H. Met}.: Civil defense officials are urging preparedness but I don't want to assume the responsibility for telling you to build or buy. Aa to eoet, 1'va seen figures that range ail the way from *330 to <4.000. The FHA's new home improvement loan will advice Is lo consult your local civil defense headquarter*. I would re­ sist high pressure salesmanship on any shelter. American race promoters, reared on safety, take these measures themselves. But if they didn't, If they tried to save dollar* at the risk o f lives, the law would step in ami enforce safety to do *0 . It isn't on the race track only that the Italians show a dismay­ ing la-'k uf safety common sense. They are reckless on the road, un the sidewalks, on boats, in their huuses, and everywhere el«e. * All apartments have bnlconitv. and children and toddler* play on them, but the railings are either about a fo o t high ur non-existent. It is a wonder to me that Italian small fry don’t fell tike leavee. No one, big ur small, ever look* before cruising a street, o r darting from behind a truck or a street car. Kveryone trust* to Providence and lurk to k*ep them alive. Motorists pats on hills when­ ever there is a hill, and bicyclists ride the dark country road* at night minus lights and wearing dark clothe*. And they ride three abreast a* if to give the motorists a better chance to hit them. Women push baby carriages down the middle o f busy streets, and in Home every street I* a testing ground for a ear'* sperd. It it a wonder to me that Italy has a population half o f what it has, and that all citizens are not on crutches or In wheel ch a in or deep under the sod. nedy'* Inaugural address. The changes will be caused by Rus­ s i a '! refusal to respond to his request o f nine monks* ago. This was, “ That both aides begin anew the quest for pesce, before the dark powers unleashed by •etenee engulf all humanity in planned or accidental self-destruc­ tion.'* He also called for precise pro­ posals on Inspection and control of arm s, international co-operation in research and spare explora­ tion, creation o f a new world o f law and freedom for tbe oppress­ ed. The President can repeat and enlarge these requests in good conscience. He has congressional backing now In approvrt o f his new national defense, foreign aid. jis s r m im e ia ' - ' . ; " .u p p ed up space pzvgrann. H ie Interesting thin* to watch will be bbw the N other nationa respond to the new American leadershlp In opposition to Russian obstructionism. The general as­ sem bly has an agenda of 77 itema. Moat a n old disputes sliU un­ resolved. The Berlin question is not on the agenda. But it could be placed th e n If the lilualton deteriorates further and negotiations to settle It do not appear imminent. N o on e can predict what action the UN might take. Another reso­ lution stronger than the Belgrade Conference recommendation m i f ) t em erge, demanding that U. 8. nod U.S.S.R. negotiate. The perennial question o f ad­ mission o f Red China presents a real danger to the Unhod States this year. A resolution to dtbkle the issue might win approval, bpt It is not anticipated that a m a ­ jority will vole to admit. Russia's proposal to aboliah tbe office o f UN secretary general and replace It with a three-man commission of one ftee, one Communist end one neutral nation representative is not-expected to get a ay place. Only Ghana, and Guinea favored it among~ttie 23 Belgrade "u n ­ aligned" natioas. The two candidates most prom ­ inently mentioned to succeed Frederick H. Boland o f Ireland as general assembly president are Mongi Slim of Tunis* and All Sastroamldjojo o f Indonciia. I f wood Is completely submer­ ged In water and kept that way at all timaa, It will n ot decay. T H E E X T E N S IO N D IVISIO N O F ----- £ effls ja a n S ch o o l M cL em ore safety Inspector ( if there I* such a thing in Italy) wuuld put his akay on such a senseless shield? Motisa L Italy'* counterpart of our Indianapolis Speedway and how many spectator* have been killed there in all its history, and with its crowds in the hundreds of thousand*? I don't believe a single one has ever been hit by a racing car out o f control. 1 have seen leu or more Indianapolis 500s, and seen half a dozen crashes agalnet the retaining wall, but the drivers were the only ones to suffer. The new Daytona llvuch Inter­ national Speedway Is the fastest ill the world but it must lie the s a f­ est, too. The epectatur* are proteclrd by double cuncrete lelaiidng walls, and two and three steel guardrails fur the entire 2 '* mile* o f the course. Only- a spectator bent on suicide could get killed there. N o te b o o k 0 $ Q om m ch oc Oldest, Largest Commercial School in Charlottville, Va. Will Be O P EN IN G soon in . . . Seminole County — N IG H T CU SSES- Two Complete Courses GENERAL BUSINESS SECRETARIAL • fthorthand — (G regg or A - B - C Mtrimopred) Tjrpw rfcing O Typewriting Accoanting I O Buaineta Arronntiag II F.nglieh 0 fluokkrrping • Filing O Clcriral Ruelnaaa Kngliak • Filing • Clerical Practices Practical, abort-term enure#* designed to qualify the student fo t offtea posit teas with minimum coot and time requirements. frartireo Free job placement in 11 States Benefits - En ro llm en t-------- - - Courses art open to both men and women. Age is no barrier. A High School diploma in NOT necessary. Qualify for n top paying job in i few month*. Insurance against layoff*. Qualify for n civil service job in a few months, Training Mill NOT interfere with your job or holiday activities. Classes will be held at night. FREE; IIRUSH-UP in any school o f the Jefferson School System. E’ree Placement Service. REGISTRATION CLOSES AFTER CLASHES START Since this Is un intensive program designed to help you get n "Ground Floor" atari in the urea Industries, registration cannot he staggered. Everyone must start at the *ume time. Class size is limited to assure INDIVIDUAL training AND currect teacher load. * • Your Future Is Waiting — Call Now Call Today FA 2-8000--OK CLIP & MAIL THIS COUPON! ^5*• “ W here docs M other’s time go? She** always busy; scents lo have lev* and less time for fun with rae. , GAIN PRECIOUS TIME FOR UFI'S PRECIOUS THINGSt PAY BILLS IY MAIL, WITH CHECKS - DRAWN ON U3I A ^ ^ £7 THE SANFORD A T L A N T IC ® NATIONAL Incorporated HANK 1127 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL 8:00 * * " . . ■ / a * , "ur ^5* �5 I a : nvy A n y c j w a s h in g v o*.* MOUTH OUT . WITH BOAI? l V sM M r H E R A L D C la s s ifie d A d s B r in g E ast R e su lts J S . BEDROOM hoes'. kitch<« 2-BKDB00M 1mum( ktlehaa «q u ip - CHRISTMAS la October! Tty Tuppenrare lor Chhatau givto|. Book jour parties a n . C an lovely gilts too. E. Monitor, N1CELY tonlshBd I nom apirt■ u t Mar baa*. MIS Sanford AtUW. PbOM NO 9-4323. S-ROOM uafuniakad bouse ia couatry, 1 miles to towa. WQ1 furtlsh for right party. Phone PA 2-4347. CLEAN 4 room furnished apart* meat; alio offlcinHy Mb. 411 FURNISHED bouao. I bedroom, eetrly painted; alao real clean apartment. FA 24341. LOVELY I BR. home la country, kitchen equipped. FA 2-1T49. GIRL wanted to akaru apartment 40m W. First Street. CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. Beat or Sale. Reasoaable. Call evenings. FA 2-1347. Legal Notice n o t ic e o p r o e a r t o i t u su e a t a r iK o f c ib c u it c o m XOTICE Is hereby given that tha u n dersta n d Arthur I t BM kwIth. Jr.. Clark at Circuit Camrt at Seminal* County, Florida, w ilt, aa tha (tk da y o t Oetshsr, l i l t , at 11 :M o 'clo ck A. M. at tha F ront flo o r or tha Scmlnala County co u rt ttsuoa, aamlnoln County. In thn City o f Sanford. Florida. otfar lo r aalo and nail at pnblta ou tcry to taa hlghoot and hast bidder fo r each, tha fo llo w in g daaeribed property aituntod in ■aeuaala County, Florida, lo -w lti FURNISHED apartments, down town toes lien, phone fer appoint­ ment, FA 24122 day « FA 2-3345 might. 3 - BEDROOM unfurnished house ia Lake Mary. FA 2444B. Helmly Realty I.nt I. Block JO. TOWNBITB o r NORTH CHULCOTA, a aubdlrlaton, nccordlng to a plat tharaor. racardad In Flat Boob t, paean 14 to IS larluitvo, of tha PllMIS ltd orda of damlnota County, Florida. 3M W. Uib Street FA 2-7403, Evenings FA 2-2374 RENT A BED Roliiwaj, Hospital At Baby Bads Oscar M. Harriaon By Day, Week, or Month Registered Real Eatata Broker CARROLL’S FURNITURE 1311 Palmetto Are. Fh. FA 2-7041 Pb. FA 24121 Its W. lit St purinnnt tn thn float dscra s o f foraaloaurs aatarad la a c u t pond­ in g In aald Caurt, tha sty le o f which la HAST BROOKLYN IAVINOB BANK a New T o rk Corporation. F toln tlff. VI. wiaoTT* HTANLET I.CN i : J. KIISD J. TTUART. and ------ MRWV4 1. Cl.CM and M ARCl,KM. Ms w lfa ; XVILT T O A R T and M A R T A. hla w lfa; M. D. BARTON BARTON, hla w its, tf !M0U. HOW l i t * HOMES LOTS ACREAGE SALES RENTALS HOWELL PARK TWO bedroom lurnlshed apart­ 3 - Bedroom, air-conditioned, cen­ ment, 2101 Magnolia, 933.00. tral heat, many deluxe extras. Robert A. Williams, FA 2-3431. Sanford’s preferred location. 412440. and up. FHA $3M UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom, 2 Down, VA No Money Down. bath homa on laka la Ravenna Not too many available. One Park. 112 Satsuma Drive. mile East of 17-42 oc 430. s o n c a o r f o r b c l o s u b r s u r 3 - BEDROOM unfurnished bouse LORMANN REALTY I* IS* Ctrewlt cesre ot i t * Nlatk one block from Grimmer TE 44272 Fern Park TE 4-1707 JodJrlal C lrn lt *1 riorlda. la and f a r e w t o e t o Canary. Cbaaecry n o . School. Phone FA 2-3733. Legal Notice A rthu r If. Backwllh, Jr., Clerk o f the CtrcuU Caurt o f Hamlnola County. F lorid* Uy M artha T , Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Joeeph U. S'ltaaerald A ttorney fo r Plaintiff SSI Hecurlty T ru it Building Miami II. Florida J-ubllell Dept. SO, t i l l . 'rfcORE RCJCCT1MG ALL O fM Y O rtX W S ? 'TOU SADIST/ / SUT ------THtYRE NOT BUT THIS IS MOW CAM A BOT STILLIN HIGH SCHOOL HAVE A HARDDMTAT (▼SNOT THE O f f i c e ? EASY/. . NEWS// fu N w y LOOK AT THIS , ILLUSTRATION.' f —THEY'VE > RSEN 6XT1SCT TOR FIFTY- J j MILLION A ItHOW yranmSL u : RIU .Y CAN . TO U O B Tf WATS V. YEARS' tTHomfldu I 4MNVOUK HOU';s.1.t, WHAT'S UrrOFIT/vOOl AUD TIM AXEOdDOTO UVB MTU RU.7AU0PX '■h Ctr AMOVtCW -A a C F t C U -f tOKAEIUtB/ — e Plaintiff, EDITH 0 . MO, U K . WAYUC,MV/AMD 7M6KE seh u sba w d i t a ( s w a y IE MOI RAcuErnr amd-J L trouble BUT THAT'S THB v s r f BEST TIME FOE A HflEUO C* TO 4B CMS,' ) HILLY, Defendant. HOTICB TO A PP B A R TOi EDITIt O. IttDKT 4SI W eet 13th Street Hlrmlnshnm, Alabama Y O lf AUK H E R FR T NOTIFIED that null for divorce hen bc*n filed against you In thn Circuit Court « t the Ninth Judicial C ir­ cuit at thn State a f Florida. In and fo r Seminal* County, F lorid * under Chancery No. l l l i l , tha etyle nr cold o*us* k d n * g l e n n m LET. Plaintiff. -VS- ED ITH O. ntliMY, Defendant. TOU A n a HBHBBT REQUIRED tn tlln your anawer with the Clerk a f ilia Court ana to eervo * copy o f tho some upon th* p l a l n t i m attorneye, w hoe* n o n e * end addreei oppear below, on o r b oforo tho l l i h day a f O otobir, A. D., t i l l , o r a Deere* Pm Canfeeao may bo la terod asataet you. (SE A t.) Arthur K . lie k w lt h , Jr. desk B rt Martha T . Ylhtoa Deputy Clerk, K ELLY A HURT, L'SQIL Attornoyo for P U tn tllf I Woet Church Street Orlando, Florida Publton aopt. ss. I f * ood «. it . IN TMH CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR BRRINOLR COUNTY, FLO R­ IDA. n o ite r* . CUNNKCTICUT OtlNERAI. LIFE lKHl’ KANCB COMPANY, a Connoctleu i oorporatloa, FlalaU fL BTEPHEN B. D RBW B RT, JR . nl D efendontt. IIOTICR OP H I T TH B OTA'TU OF FLORIDA TO i Btophen B. Drowery, Jr., roeldone* unknown Helen F. Drewery; reoldenc* unknown T ou nr* hereby notified that o cu ll h ot baan filed against you In tb* abut* anlltla.l causa, and that you ar* r**ulr*d t* fit* you r answer w ith th* Clark o f tint Court and to eery* a copy there­ o f upon th* pla in tiff or p la in tiff* attorneys, who** asm* and ad­ dress la Jtunlngs. Watt*. Clarks and llamlltuie. 114 llarnott Na­ tional Hank llulldlng, Jsck aon rlll* 3. Florid*, nut talar than Udtobar 3*. IASS. It you fall t* do o>> a d t c lt * pr* ronfeaao w ill b* on torad against you for tb* r tlla f de­ manded In the complaint. Thin ault la to forovloe* a m ortgage. Th* real properly proceed against le: Lot Its. LAKE 11A It 111 KT ESTATES, auctirdlag to th* plat thereat as revarded la Plat Beak " I f , pag* IS. Publl* Raearde o t Somtaoln County. Florida. W tTN im a my k in d and tk* sa il a f laid Court at Hanford. Florida, Ib is llt h day o t Haptambar, 1Pd 1. (SEAL) Arthuv IL Beckwith. J r Clark at U a Circuit Court Byt Martha T . Vlhlen Deputy Clerk F u b iu * Bepu l e . SI, A OaL 0. 11. TRADE* a o c iK T T r o n l A v t s a a . n rorporntlon existing under the Iswe o r Connecticut, P lain tiff, - BEDROOM house la Elder COMFORTABLE 4 bedroom borne Springs Trailer Park. 943.00. for home in country, with to Ph. FA 2-4191. acres or more. JOHN AL'BRKT JOTCE and .FLORINS JOTCE, hla w ife. D efendants NOTICE Id IIK RK O r OIVEN puraunnt to a Final Deere* o t M ortaaea Foreclosure, dated Bapietnbar IS, l i l t and rtcorded In Chnncery Cnaa No. t i l l s o f tbo Clrault Caurt o f tha M a th Jud i­ cial Circuit or Florida, In and for Hemtnale cou n ty, Florida, w here­ in SOCiETF FO R HAV1HUB. a corporation e ilo tln g under th* laws or Connecticut, le Plaintiff, and JOHN AtlBHET JOTCE and FLUIUNU JOTCE, hla w ill, ara D efendant!. I w ill sell to tha h ighait and heat blddar tor cash at tha W cct Front D oor o f tha l-iu lu e !* County Court lloua*, Jti Hanford. Hamlnola County, Florida, at ItidO a’eleck A M . on tho Sth day at Octubar, 1SS1. tha fallow ing dasa n te d proparty aa sat forth In said Ftnal Daeras, ts-w itt I.at «, In B lock is, o t H EFTU :n HOMES ORLANDO FOR RENT 3 - BEDROOM, kltchan equipped. 2, 3, and 4 BEDROOM HOMES. Apply 1003 Elm Avenue. Plat thareof. rom rdod in r ia t Itnok IS, Paoea I and * o f tn* Pubiio noeordo o f Seminal* County, Florida. Doted t it s ISIh day o f aeptombor. lilt . (SEAL) A rthu r H. Beckwith, Jr, C le rk ' o f aald Circuit Court Hr Martha T. V lh ll* Deputy Clerk Willing)* Salomon. Keaney k tJndion Attornoya nl U * IMS DuPont Building Miami SS. Florida Publish Sept SC, l i f t . - BEDROOM unfurnished house ROSA L. PAYTON on Crystal Ave. 4 4th St. in Registared Real Estate Broker Lake Mary, 330. per month. Fh. PA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha FA 2-4064 or FA 2-4277. NOW ia tbo lime to buy on* a STENSTROM RENTALS aero Just outslda city limits 3 BR 4 1 Beth-973 per month and one block off W. First St. 3 BR 4 1 Bath—990 per month One story frame house, 4 bdrm , 3 BR 4 3 Beth—4120 par month Fla. room,. 13 x 37 swimming pool. Wondarful family home. Immediate occupancy. 113,300— terms available. Phone Winter 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 Park, 139.6339 for appointment. 4vy ACRE tiled farm, good * B.R. .homo on paved road. 910,900. Term*. FA 2-0329. Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice VIO TITtO Cf BAWB NOTICK 19 hereby given that T ■ m in ca s e d In buelaeei at 401 tv. First a t . Semlnale ce u n iy F lor­ ida under th* ftctllloa * neme o f F IX IT SHOP, and that I. Intend tn restates laid naA * w ith the Clerk a f tho Circuit Court, Boml•al* County, Florida, In aeoardana# with tho yrovtilone o f the F leti. Iloue Nam* Slotntee. lo -w ltt Beetie* 141.41 Florida sta tu te ! U K . H ill W . A. Reyn side Publlen Aug. I* k aepL I, It, si. IV T U B C IR cL IT c o r SIT OP THU M S 7 B J L U tcta t. t i k c c i r o r anu p o s t s B ie iv o i.il t o i m . FI.UHIDA. C lia V C K R t s o , tlMO AMKHfCAN FED ER AL NAV1N.1S AND DOAN ASSOCIATION' OF OR. in v a a c i R c c r r c o u r t o r t h e La n d o and F iiu r r f e d e r a l NINTH J l D t l l A l . C IR C ltT . IN BAVINaa AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ AND FOR SRMI.UOLR COUNTV. TION O F ROCHESTER. F I.O R tD t. C H I M I R T NO. PU latlft T il OMAN T. TUCK, INC., a Flor- H Ida corporation, LUOoM IL XV. JOHN W. ANDKIUON. *t al. MURSK1. BTEPHEN MORBKI and S U T IIB OP O ltT IX BOaCBLAW MORBKI MORTOAOB FORBCLOaCRB PI* la tiffs TOi DORIS PEEPLES, Individually. and as Adm inistratrix o f th* E iU I* o f J. STEWART PEH PLKi. de,eased lAddreae unknuwni T<>u o r* hereby notified loot a Com plain; to forecloo* a certain m ortgage anaumbartne tha fa|. la w la s daoertbad real yroyerty, taw lt: Lot «t af ORtENTA O AR. D IN S SND ADDITION, a*, tu rdlog to tha plat there11, page SS. Public Records o f Hamlnola County, Florida, ha* boon ftlod agalnat you la u * above-styled cult, and you *r* required to servo a copy ot your Answer ar Pleading to th* Com­ plaint on P la in tiffs attorney* Andaraon. Rush. W arJ A Desa. IIS East Central Avanu*. Orlando, Florida, and fils tb* original Aaewor o r Pleading In th* affix* a f th* C lerk o f tb* Clrault Court un or before Ih* llt h dey of Oatobor lt d !. I f you fa ll to d > so, a decree pro cunfeeej will b* taken n ga ln it you fo r th* reltot demanded In thn Complaint. Thin Nation ahatl k* published ears a weak far fou r aoneteuiiva nreebe In th* Sanford Herald. WITNESS n r band and offlrlgl e -e l e f o fflo * at atm lnole ,'ounty. Florida, thla llt h day o f Septem­ ber, lld l. (SEAL) A rthu r ■■ B ookw lth. J r , Clark ot Circuit Court S y : Martha T. Ylhlac. D C VICTORIAN HOME tor large family. Close in. 96400 with terms. Phone NO S-3241. Legal Notice i t t u b c i B c v r r c o t s it o p t u b NINTH JCDICIAt. CIRCUIT OP AND FOR SBKtNOLD COVNTT. FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. l is t s . WASMINOTON SECURITT c o m PANT, a Florida aarporatton. Plaintiff, va . W ILLIAM LAKE, JR. and IMA- JEAN W . LAKE, hi* w lfa. 9 D efendon’.e n o t ic e o r n err i t KORTOAOR FORRCLOSLRB TO , WILLIAM LAKE. JR. and IUAJBAN IV. LANE, hie wlfa, A d d re u C a k s o w s Taw, Dafendsata, ar* haraby natlriad that a com plaint to fo r tcIs m a certain m nrtgasa *a tha follow tn s described property, to w it: tAt S3. BEAR LAKE 1IILLH. _ according to th o-P la t thereV •f. a* recorded in Flat B eok IS at Pans ST o f th* Puhtla Jterorda o t Somlaal* County. Flortdn. hon been filed egnlnet you In the a b a vo-etjled cult sad you are reuulred la «*rv* n copy o f your Anower or F lood in g to th* Com ­ plaint on P liln ttfr* attorney* JOSEPH M. MURASKO, P.O. Box 111. Fora Park, Florida, and file lb* original Anawer o r Steading tn tbo a id s * o f th* C lerk o t tb* Circuit Court on or befwr* th* llt h day o f October 1SSI. I f you | fall to do eo, a decree pro confess* w ill b* taken against you for th* reltot demanded la tha com plaint. WITNESS my hand and o fficia l ta tl af a fflca at Banfard. Semi* not* C ou n t). Florid*, thin l i t * day o f September, |S4L , (SEAL) ' A rthar K . Beckw ith. Jr. Clerk a f ctrewlt Court B y; Martha T. Tlhlen �N o w Is T h e T im e T o P la n t Y o u r s e lf I n Y o u r O w n H o m e ... L o o k T o W a n t - A d s 1 2 . R m I E s t a t e F o r S a to 12. Seal Estate Far Bate M I O I O O U cement block house aeritk utility, Florida room , car* T » n s . Near hign icbool, 1 3 CJjb Hoad. FA 24387. PARK RIDGE EQUITY. Swimniing and bailing. 3-Bedroom, Registered B roken l ‘ s bath, separate dining room. A ASSOCIATES 83J8 buys m y equity, have over21S So, Fark Ave. Fh. FA 3-3441 ness orders. Available Oct. 1st. Lake M ery Branch - FA 3-UM 101 Lake Minnie Dr. FA 24336. 12. Baal Kam a Far Bala Ball-Blair Agency 3-BKDKQOM, 1 bath. N u r u traate. *100 down. F A S41M. S u d a n i. BOB CRUMLEY AGENCY Beb Crumley, la n lle r R. L. Sloan, Associate F A 3-0371 Sanford Jim Hunt Realty Skr S a fa r i « m l» W a d . S e p t . 2 0 , 19 61— P a g * I S SWEETIE PIE 27. B padal S t o r k - LOCH ARBOR Looking for Ike perfect retire­ OUict FA 2-3111 BARGAIN: 3 - bedroom, screened ment home In the most perfect 0 S igh t! FA 2-0648 pelio, csrport, stove and retrllocation? We have it. gerstor, excellent eonditlsn. Less then J67 monthly. B e it offer. Situated on a large corner let la S-badroom bouse • I N C odes A re. North Orlando. Loch Arbar. thle custom built batter than an acre o f la id • CB home has everything the S-.lidroora house and 3 bedroom discriminating home buyer Is bouse on 15 acres o f laud sMklng. Harwood (lo o n , marble THE TIME TESTED FIRM 13 lota in Bookcrtown sills, fireplace, and fully eauipn s N. Park A r e . Fh. F A M l * Gaoava 3 1 2 ped kitchen are Just a few of E .e . Oriaodo GA Use many nice features includ­ FO R SALE: Wcktva H irer Estates ed. -1 5 0 ft. R iver (rentage Ido ft. PRtNTlNU . . 14-Hour service WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes WILL BUY y ou r car re guardian on Xerography, Offset Printing of make or m odel. Get in touch walkers. and Bluepriatiaf . . "Quality with Grady Scott. Homer Uttlft E R I E DELIVERY and Service, our stock it Used Car Lot, 1012 Sanford Presciiptiags our Specialty tra d e." SEMINOLE OFFSET Arena#. Ph. FA 2-1191. LUSTS R x MelkmvlUa FAUS PRINTERS, 754 W. tih St., P I. FA 3-7167 FA 2-2772. 36. Beats • M otors SM ALL open trailer, GE wringer washer, cem elnation radie and player. N o S-4gJD.~~‘ ~ ' . Gateway TO The Waterway COUNTRY LIVING St. John3 Realty Co. Soulhem Air Road t* mile eft I t . 4dL Cell e are pleased to offer ia r ta year Total price, Juat $13,430, with tip after 8 p. m. TA 24471. inspection two very attractive lop financing available. We will homes in beautiful enalaad b* pleased to serve you. Wn Don't Want EVERYBODY'S Estates. Each home baa I bed­ Business, Just YOURS, room s, tile bath, w all beaters, hot water heaters, end blinds. FAR M E R'S AGENCY One has fully equipped kitchen, N. V. Farmer, Realtor the other needs range and re­ 2463 S. Park Ave. Fh. F A 2-5221 111 N. Park Are. Phene FA 2-2420 frigerator. After hours F A 8-3013 nr F A 24281 l lm r t g a g s Electrolux Cleaners Stenstrom Realty is. Legal Notice Stemper Agency and that you are required to file you r anew er with the Clerk uf thle Court and to serve a cop y thereof upon the Plaintiff or ria ln tlffa attorneye, whoee nanta and adSreea la R lihop A Borneteln, IS fcaet Pina Sireet, cirlando. Flarlda not later than Septem ber SIth 1S*1. I f you fall to do so a Decrea P ro Coiiteeio w ill ho entered aealnet you for the relief demand ad In the Complaint. Thle suit le gao forecloee a m ortsasa. The ( l i t —Property proceeded against lei Lot If. Block I. NORTH ORLANDO SXD ADDITION, according tu plat thereof recorded In Plat Rook S3, pagta ii, I I and ST, Publla R ecord* ot Semlnol* Couaty, Florida WITNESS m y hand and th* seal a t said Court at Sanford, Florid*. (Ilia SIth day ut Auguet. 1SSL t SE A LI . , Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk ot the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen to Deputy Clerk BISHOP A BOHNSTEIN t< East Pine Street Orlando. Florida Attorneye for P lain tiff Publleh Aug. IS A Sept. S. IS. !» VA FINANCING D oan Payment A Closing Cost LAR-RE’ BEAUTY SALON 26. Radio ft Television Ph. FA 2-1333 som e or r .f .n J l B l i su it TOl MR. n o t ’d I, AI ALEXANDER plus commission. Vacation with pay. Hospitalisation insurance available. Apply In person. Philip! Colonial Cleaner!. 110 >. P slm itto. _____________ Sunland Estates $14,100 - $17,100 27. Special Services ROOM SPECIAL $1443. Pending Inside and out. Call Mr. Taaker, FA 2-6139. CUSTOM windows A doors. Boyd's Shop, 307 Kim. FA 2-2116. 25. Plumbing service* BEDROOM S CeeveeUonal A FH A Loans Drive 17-93 to Banlsnd E .u te n (2 ml. » . e f San. fo rd ). Sales o ffico 1st house inaid* entrance. SKY-HIGH KINGSWOOD BUILDERS. INC. W ar* F A S-MT4 JIM HUNT . F A * 3118 p . a >om s ir W la tor Park. Fforld* Publtah A u (. S* A Kent. I. It. t«. V A LU E U o w s -T o -E a r t h fo w S U W a Park Homes By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. As Low As $350 Down Baths g-Bedroemo—3 B aths I-Bcdroeara—I!i Baths 8 -ledreome—l Bath Wide variety esterier designs and fleer plaaa VA Financing on Homen up lo 613.000 FHA — ConvantioRRl ft In-Service Financing DIRECTION! 1 Teen W. «■ 84th SL Fattew try Club M . ft W atch fa r aer elgai. Principal - In*. . Int. • Taxes 38,500 To 69,300 P r ic e a Beautiful L a k e fm l CMamaalty On Sparkling Laka Mlaaea $11,300 to $17,100 S«* Our Model How** — OPEN TO DAY 21) ML Se. e f fUafard Tiirn W. on Lake Mary btvd. P H . FA 2-1370 [ ®e FHA & Conv. Financing • • • • • • 2 Block* to School High ft Dry Paved Htre«t* ( lo»* lo Shoppiag Ovtn ft Rang* Screened Florida Room, etc. DIRECTIONS: 10 Miaul** from Sanford, So. on Hwy. 1743. turn right at ear ■ign. WE TRADE ANNUALS and vegetable plaata FA 3-7197. Dutch Mill Nurasry New Upsala Read. FRIGIDAIRE Sales A Service G. H. HIGH Oviedo, Fia. FO 3-3315 Days Evenings Sanford PA 2-M83 SCHOOL BAND INSTRUMENTS SACRIFICE — Beautiful 1100 Pacemnbar, 10' a 53'. FA 24360 BUY OR RENT NEW OR USED rail with plastic ends. Plastic o r rayon tapea. Cotton o r nylon cords. Scnknrik Glass and Faint Co. Barkley Ph. FA 2-4622 A. W. Barkley Used Cara, lae. SEWING MACHINES • BIG VALUES SEWING MACHINE SERVICE: 2 Singer portable!, real good, • QUICK CREDIT F or service on any make of Sew­ $27.30 ft $34.30. Sanford Sowing • EASY TERMS ing machine parts and access­ W E GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Centar, 194 So. Park. Phone ories o r Rcntsls call or write FA 2-9111. to Sanford Sewing Center, 104 New and Used Furniture South Park Ave Ph. FA 21411. 311 E. First SL FA 3-5*33 TO clean carpels better wa'U loan a Blue Lustre Carpet Shim pooer Sell Ui Y our Furniture. Quick Service With The Cash. SUPER FREE with purchase of Blue TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. Lustre shampoo. Carroll's Fur Imports ft Sports Caro S3. Furniture 210 Magnolia Our Speciality 1742 - Heart of Maltlaad PH. 511 4-5307 WILSON-MAIER Never Before niture. SuntmtJ, Fla. CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING Mattrciv renovating. Expert Up­ holstering. All Work Guaran­ teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co.. FA 2-2H7, 1301 Sanford Ave. ENVELOPES. Letterhead*, state­ ments, invoices, hand bills, and program s, etc. Progressive Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2931— 304 West 13th St. ltULLAWAY. Hojpital and Baby Beds. Day, Week, or MonthFURNITURE CENTER IlOO French Ave. Ph. FA 2-7953 FOR COMPLETE PEST CONTROL SERVICE CALL ART BROWN FA fi-htsiio Wall MOLLtSON else M on tcom .ry Bllbaada, MsrjfUnS Flumblnr ft H u tln g Ton ara htrafcr n o ilfla i that a AIR CONDITIONING aamplalnt fo r m od lfle»it#« of child IV. Sltuatluna Wanted CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK austoOr and ouppurt tu* b«*a m od aaalnst you. ana you *r» r*<iuirt-l WORK WANTED. FA 2-4011. 1UUT Sanford A te. FA 2-G562 I* i . r . l A « o p / o f your answer or p lta d lS f to the complaint on plain- DAYS WORK. Phone FA 2-2712. t l ff a attorn***, W i*a*rw#*aio. Stain**, H u n u r * W are. F. O. Ram 1ST, W la tor Park, FU H 4*. an* fit* ELDERLY retired man wants th# oriataa! a n iw tr or » l« * 4 la f la full or part time clerical work. th* O ff 1*0 o f th* Clranlt Court on Write Bog E, c/O Sanford Her<if k ifor* th* Ilth K ir o f !*p t*m aid._____________ bar, seel- I f >011 fall t* 4* •#. Ju4sm*nt by d a fiu ll w ill h* takan a f l l m t you for th# relist 4*m*n4- 20. Uabyalttera *4 ta th* eom p lsln t It !« OllDEHEI) that thl* b* p u b lt.li.4 In th* Sanford Ifortld. I WILL keep small children In ray home. $125 a day. Th. a n*w*pap*r pu bll.ti.4 In S«mln*fo Cotloty, h’ lorlUa. one* ooch w ««k FA 2-2274. 3 - HEDItOO.MS fur four t4 j ou n.*ouilto «r**h*. VVlTNCna TIIK HAND o f tho WILL care fur children, in my l l i BATHS Clark ot th* Circuit Couit. B*mlhome, for working mothers; no!* Couaty, F l*fl4a, thl* th * tltk 4 *y o f A u fu ll, A. D. S ill. Wynnewood. FA 2-7907. Low Down Payment (SEAL) Arthur If. B*ck*H h, Jr. No U'loeing Coats CUrk l y : Martha T. Ylbl*a D *sa tr Clark A* Low I K J l ’ «r W lo4*rw**41*. Halo**. Uualar A A* Month HOMES 1 - U i - 2 BATHS Windshield Back Glus Door Glann Vent Glass SERVICE Scnknrik Gloss and Paint Co. Dawn's Legal Notice MOLL!- AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 1931 NEW MOON trailer; 2 bed* rooms; nil aluminum cabana;: HATCHERS TV 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4422 $1,300. Park Avenue T ra iler CL, A RADIO SERVICE Lot 32, F A 2-5812. 'Dependable Guaranteed Service 31. Poultry • Pel* • Livestock Ph. FA 2-8392 MOO W. First St. A m erica's Bast Brands: Conn, R A nn iT S for sale, 2820 So. Park Olda, Leblanc, Ludw ii and others 39 Automobiles • Tracks Beauty Salon TV SERVICE within the hour. at the low eit rate* anywhere (or Walkar Building ONE 3IALE Chihuahua. 1 year Service calls $2.00. Sunshine TV, school band students. Cornets, I960 ENGLISH FORD Angella, 2* 2510 Oak FA 2-7884 old, A.K.C. registered, brown FA 2-9792. (The working m in's door, 18,000 miles, all white,' Flute*, Trum pet!, Trombones, Ph. FA 3-3787 after 8:00 f.m . friend). Serving Sanford, LongSrpt. A Oct. Special! Cold wave Drums, Saxophones, etc. Open whitewall tires, heater; 8400 wood, Lake Mary, Lake Monroe, PAR T PERSIAN kittens free. Pb rcg. 320-812.50. Regular $12.30 Monday and Friday nltes. WE cash and taka up rem ainder o t DcBary. wave—$8.30. Scalp treatment FA 2-5473, D ELIVER . STREEP MUSIC, 13 payments of $32.38 m o. Ph. with shampoo A set $2.30. Oil *41 No. Orange, Orlando, Phone FA 2-6369. RADIO REPAtRS - Shrub* shampoo A set $2.00. Harriett's 3 2 . Flowers • GArden 4-8401. Work Guaranteed. 1950 CHEVROLET, very nice and Beauty Nook. Evening appts. Ph. 322 6726 Crepe Myrtle in bloom, all e elen FACTORY TO YOU clean, 6 ply tires; a lio ladder 103 So. Oak. FA 2-3742. 2500 Lake Mary Rnad GRAFEVILLE NURSERY ALUMINUM BUNDS rack. FA 24781. Grapevine Ave. w a r 30th I t 2 2 . B u ild • F a in t • R e p a ir Enclosed head, Sag-proof bottom 2C40 Hiawatha O N G D A LE NEW HOMES In Beautiful — 4 -Bedroom*—2 PLUMBING Contracting A Repairs Operator E v e Jo Wynne Free Estimates KATHERINE HARVEY R. L. HARVEY - BEAUTY SHOP 318 Palmetto r h . FA 2-0831 204 Sanford Ave. Fhone FA 2-5563 20*i OFF all waves 810 o r over Stenstrom Realty ALEXANDER Authorised Baldwin factory piano 2 • WHEEL utility trailer, excel* and organ sale, conducted by lent condition, ideal for vaca* Machinery nad Supply Co. factory representative. Inquire lion or transfer. FA 24174. * 7 W. 2nd St. PR. TA 2-4432 Thompaoo Music Co-, 348 No, O ran* Ave-, Orlaado. Ph. SELL or T R A D E : $3,000 equity 29. AutMMbli* Storm GA $4177. in 10' x 4F trailer fo r I ' w ide,1 2 bedroom , clean. Also, sell 1954 Ford trailer hauler. RobL' Bohannon, Piaecrest T railer Pk. S T I N E 15. P lu m M a f S e r v in g 21. Ik a u iy L $156 M onthly Paym ent* a* low as lS S in rl. Caxce and inautancs 3 - W* Repair and Service " H a v e n ’ t y o u o v e r a e o n a n y o n e p in y c o w b o y an d In d ia n b o f o r o ? ^ ped kitchen, blinds and hot wa­ 22. Building materials ter, and - • central heat and 1 6 . F e m a le H e lp W a n te d LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINT air conditioning. SCHOOL DAYS means added ex Roofing FHA Loans P'ani penscl Turn your spare hours FREE ESTIMATES The price, only 39700, with just into profitable ones with Avon's Your Credit- Is Uuod. Up to 2 Yrs 8330 down, and low monthly help. Wrlto Manager, Box 21 to Payl payment. May we aerve you? Lockhart, or call Orlando OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOON GA 2-6093. B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES SALESLADY. 21-35 yeara old. ex­ We G lvt TV Stamps perience necessary. Powell's I U N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2420 Office Supply. Contact M ill Dot 905 W. 3rd SI. Ph. FA 2-7893 Powell, 117 3(agnolla Ave. 2 4 . E le c t r ic a l S e r v ic e s BEAUTICIAN wanted. Phone iv r i m c in r u iT c o c a r , s i x t h FRIGIDAIRE FA 2-5742, evenings FA 2-3433. J tO I C U I . C IH IU T . IV AXD FOR Satea ft Service i r i i u i i .k e o r v n r . r t o a o s , 17. Mate Help Wanted House Wiring Free Estimates i v c i i v m k h v v o 1 lass JFIRtl.OI.VK IICUCNBJSRiltin Sid Vlhlen’a Randall Electric ROUTE SALESMAN. Good opMOLUIO.V, 112 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-0913 Plaintiff. portunily for right man. Estab­ Va. lished route. Guaranteed ealary DO Ua LAB now, ♦ Your 2VINRUDS Dealer FOR a good used TV call Sunshine Robson Sporting Goods ' Specialising In Heating TV. FA 1-9792. 3444-8 E. 1IL Pb. FA 2-5841 and Air-Conditioning Only 2303 Oak Ave. TA 2-1131 1 REFRIGERATOR, good condi­ tion, $30. 312 Myrtle Avenue. PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING 38. Trailers - Cabanas W. L. HARMON M l MOBILE HOME 10 x 83, 3 Ph. FA 2-4223 Sales — Service — Supplies BR. My $1800 equity for home Nell Klndy - FA 2-4404 WELLS DRILLED equity, furniture, car, o r any­ BONDED REPRESENTATIVE PUMPS. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS thing o f valut. Bailey, Dewitt All Type* sad Slaei Trailer Fk. PIANOS AND OROANS SUNLAND ^Stenstrom Realty 34. Artktoa Far Sato DO YOU NEED E X P E R T LITER­ 34. Arlktoft Far Btto SEWING MACHINES Taka up balance on xig sag sew­ A R Y HELP? . . . na appUcAtiea ing machiae. Sold fo r $ 100.50, tetter that w ill'" g e t the Job"; W ORK CLOTHES, boots, s h o o , straw b a ll, luggage, tents, terpt balance 60 .63. Call o r writ* club paper; eftar dinner speech; A rm y Navy Surplus, 310 SanSanford Sawing Center, io « So. high school o r cellege theme or ford A re. Park. Pbowe FA 2 -t ill. essay on all but scientific sub­ jects. Low rates. F A 2-4033, D E E P F R E E ZE , perfect condi­ evenings. 35. Articles Wanted tion. F A S-17S7. NO DOWN PAYMENT. 3-bedroom, cement block hom e. Ids mo. FA 2-7?dl. toitber can be bought and moved ROBERT A . WILLIAMS, Realtor MORTGAGE LOANS v into Immediately for only $393-00 FHA and Conventional Raymond Luudqulat, A isec. downpayment, including all Com mercial A Residential F A 2-3651 Atlantia R is k Bldg. closing costs, and assumtion of STENSTROM REALTY m ortgage with monthly pay­ NO QUALIFYING! l i t N. Park A W . Phone FA 8*14* ments le s t than rent. These N o d olin g costs—Ne red tape! will not last. Phone todey for an 8*47.00 down (thst'g all) end 1 5 . B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s early appointment to see them take over SU tt direct VA Mort­ approved both. gage on 3 bedroom masonry INTERNATIONALLY safety, sports and race tires by home la Ravenna Park—Quiet champion drivers in Europe and retirement an d/or active—PleaAm erica are now available in aant living. Call for an appoint­ this county. Exclusive franchise ment. III N. Perk Ave. Fh. FA 2-2420 la available la metropolitan Sanford, b a u d on integrity, abil­ ‘■We Trade" ity, equipment and In mounting and balancing. Write Box I. c /o 1* tssw c i n r r t r e n t s t r w i v n i The Sanford Herald giving com ­ RE ALTO R—1NSUROR jL D ic i.u , e n t e r i t . i v a v n r a n pute details o f experience. eK w ivaLR e u r .v r r . r i o n i u a . i s Phono FA 2-4M1 113 N. Park r m .u K R T v o . n t a . PERSON capable o f letting up a FE D E H A l. NATIONAL. MOFtTOAOB ASSOCIATION, A C orporation or- OUR HOME at 1M7 Mellonvllle sales organlistion. Age no bar ia for aalc. Modern 2-bedroom Bintssd undtr an Act o f Conercr* rler. Requirements: office ware And •xlattnc pursuant to lha Fedhome with 1W baths, on large a > l National M o r tm t* Aiao-latton house, preferable store building lot with plenty o f bearing cit­ Chartar Art. harlJK tta principal in wholesale neighborhood. Pro o ffice In the i lly o f Washington rus. By appointment only. Ph. duct: a specialty Item, alkali X>Xatrlct o f CatumbU. FA 2-4342 or FA 2-3713 -ft*r Flala tiff neutraliser, nan-competitive for 3:00 p. m. »». past 34 yeera, selling to Indus FR A N K t.EWIS tad BETHEL 3 - BEDROOM, Its bath, eorner LEW IS, h li wir», trials, schools, government, Defandant* lot. Take over paym ent! 872 states, counties, building mater, NOTICE TO APPEAR per month. 112 Anderson Cir. THE STATE OS' FLORIDA TOl i l l yards, etc. Your minimum FR A N K LEWIS, FA 24072. potential nat $23,000 annually. Address Unknown We will help finance the mer BETHEL LEWIS. H IG H L A N D P A R K Address Unknown chandlse and factor accounts « TOIL ARE M E R E Iir NOTIFIED V ery neat and attractive 2 BR, receivable. Creto, Box 7*, TOst a suit has keen filed aa*ln*t CB home, in excellent Areayou In the above entitled cauee, Desert Hot Springs. Calif. Features include a fully equip­ - --ss« r**------■ a w*m Used fttrelture,* appliances, tools CABBAGE PLANTS available. H E A T IN G etc. BMgbt-SoId. Larry's Mart. Call Harold H. K aitner Co. IF B. POPE CO. INC. FA 3-3031. 813 Saaferd Ave. pb. FA M I33 * 0 So. Park Ave. Ph. F A 8-4314 By Nftdine Seltzer 3 1 4 Park Drive « toto H O LLE R S ci S A N F O R D WHERE THRIFTY FOLKS CARS AT 1039 1959 1955 1957 1956 1958 1959 1933 1953 1935 1960 1960 1937 1958 1960 1937 1957 1951 DISCOUNTS I I I I Only n very few left but each on* la a bargaia you can’ t afford not to look at before buying any c a r —• new e r u s d ! CARS TPiTrifQ DEMONSTRATORS I I I BUY QUALITY REASONABLE HERE'S AT THESE "Sellout" Deals! High Trade - In Allowances! PRICES W H Y --------- PONTIAC Bonneville A /C ....................62295 CADILLAC I Dr., Power ft A i r ................... 3793 CADILLAC I Door, Power and A i r ...... - .......995 FORD Station Wagon V-S, A u t o ............ . . 895 DODGE Hardtop, Overhauled ....................... 695 DODGE Station Wagon. Autom atic... ....... 1193 RENAULT, A Bargain In Econom y...... ........595 CHEV. I Door B t U ir .................... ..................495 CADILLAC 4 Door .......... ...............- .... ......... 595 IIUIL’ K 2 Door Hardtop ..................... ...... ......495 CHEVROLET 2 Dr., V-8 ...... ............. ... 1895 CHEV Station Wagon V-8, Auto ........... 2195 CHEV Belalr Hardtop V-8, Aulo ____ 1095 OLDS 98 4 Door II. T „ Power and A i r ....... 1693 CHEV Ueluir V-8, Standard Trunn....................1795 FORD SI. Wagon V-8, Htd. Shift ................... 795 OLDS Station Wagon V-8, P o w e r..... ............1195 CADILLAC 4 D r„ ........................................... 595 ONLY A FEW 1961 NEW CARS LEFT AT REDUCED PRICES BUY NOW AND SAVE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 2nd ft Palmetto ------ SANFORD —— FA 2-0711 BONUS Top Value Stamps With The Purchase Ot Any New Car, Truck, ^ or Demonstrator Strickland - Morrison 308 E. First SL Fh. FA 2-1481 FORD * FALCON > T-BIRD • FORD TRUCKS �A \Ci ’ ■ FRYER SALE Fryer Breasts »>55 Fryer L e g s ...'»»45 . .. i A M Smok'd Sausage PLEASURE Pillsbury flou r ■ 3 9 *” Chuck Steaks Sw ift's Jew el Ground Beef « 4 9* ” Pot Roast 5I^EVtE4fE|E (boneless) Swift's AH-Pwfm Jew el Oil XS! 3 9 c dairy specials M ’i C M Mw h Hm Allsweet ............2 Tarty Ow n iym 4 Kraft Velveeta — KraH'i MMtlykli I nmI Cream Cheese .. 2 Kraft’a Oaakaa Sarral U ity Cheddar C h e e se .. (English-Cut) “ ■*» SwWfi Auartad P h «m Ice Cream . Zesta Saltines Lorna Doone .......... 5Th 39 R<^ h Yalta* Trapkal Ortak Hawaiian Punch.. 3 4t£ M ■••**'* TaaAar laky Green P e a t............. 21 DOWN PRODUCE LANE T ailw Yalta* Swart C o rn ............. 4' Tom atoes..... T91 Rad Ripe Lem o n s..... those feat-filled beaks far CblUran das. 29' frozen foods The GOLDEN BOOK Illustrated Encyclopedia < I t M agnific.iit V olu m .. Apple Sauce recommends■ PVBLIX CeMferale Saa-KIrt Chow Mein ........ C riip y P i n a ........ y- ^ | ??. Buy A Book-A-Week I A Q t V^ J9 9 * _ I ■>- .*■—J frmmm llhrf Strawberries . . . . R aaHart Tarty f ir t r t Spinach Souffle.. PonoU task He. Canaaalrrte Cake M i x e s . . . . 3 Cypress Oardens Tatty Orange Drink • • 6 Orange Juice . . . IrtM o r e e n S t a m p s Free With Your Purchase ■m Of $5 Or More m W l j TMa rou pan Kyplraa Sapt. 21 K p Qakk Im a a Breaded Scallops t a w i l a e t Qvkk-fiaaaa Cantak Game H e n s ........ liaflataw'l Family Peak Breaded Shrimp , S S l!i? a 5 S S f™ !V MAITL ^ U NORTH u lr in v A V A f S SANF° n n .” . . . from UlbUW AY 17-M u d h T A l t HUAI) Lib �1 ■ Fall Fashions Greet Shoppers F ^ Stores in downtown Sanford will be open Friday •night aa usual from 5:80 to 9 p. m. and today's Herald lists two fun pages of specials, bargains and sales. Stocks of. new fall and winter items are especially attractive and offer a fresh change from the attire and activities of the summer months, although there are still a few chances left to get some real good boys on end-of-aummer specials. Merchants, realising that although today is tha first day of fail, the weather will be warm for a while yet, are calling attention to the convenience of Lay-ef Ways. Selection o f items now, while stocks are fresh and the choice of colors, styles and sixes is at its peak, ii the ■mart buyers way to get ahead of the game. Casselberry * ★ \ (U P I) - Al­ will get the federal governm ent'! apace center, ting a Gov. Bryant bellcvea this will im prove F lorida'! chancei lie s million C l O ★ ot get­ croia-itate barge canal. ★ ★ ★ ★ §>anftnr& C* Cloudy through Friday. High today, 85-90. Low tonight, 7 0-75. County Established VOL. 53 -,*e ★ ★ 1908 THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1961 r FLORIDA NO. 284 \ JUUVA $ 4 Million Plant In Sanford Ear ona resignsmisses) I gonna re- pair Fallout Rises TAM PA (U P I) — Radioactive fallout In the Tam p* Bay area has Increased "sh a rp ly", since the resumption o f Russian nuclear testa, it was reported Wednesday. County Commissioner James P. Avery waa upset about (Aa high grass near SR 42T . . . said k was faighar than an automobile. they’ ve done with this road pro- A wont to tha Stata Road depart­ gram for •sample," aha pointed ment: Batter (aka some pistols out. " I think it alarming that along whan you cut the grata WOODBURY, N. J. (U P I)— A the county can taka many thou­ . . . might be some snakes there. 36-year-old laborer, Elliott John­ • • a sands o f dollars from our muni­ son, accused in Jacksonville, Fla., cipalities and give back only a few Nobody asked me but it took o f shooting his wifa, was arrested cents in the road and bridge re­ tho merchants a tong time to in Riverside, N. J-, Wednesday by fund. 1’va urged our residents fo r educate tha public about shop tha FBI. more than a year to attend the ping in Sanford . . . How kmg s commission meetings to sea how U gonna taka them t o educate our govern log bodies? their money la spent, INGLEWOOD, L • • • "Furtherm ore, tome o f there Radio contact w i t h _____ A police-escorted motorcade to roads they're paving aren't travel­ XXXI, launched last Sunday ed by one car every 00 minutes the football game in Orlando at ernuon into polar orbit, 1 the Tangerine Bowl will be form ­ while Seminole Blvd. in Cassel* ed at the Seminole High School lost, tha Air Force i berry, whieh has aa much traffic, parking lot a t *:30 p.m. Friday. Wednesday. night snd day, as SR 456 was left Tha motorcade will leave promp.out. This road, In addition to lo­ ly at 1:45 to decorate your own cal travel, Is used by school buses, car with the school colors of .NEW YORK I U P I) —Nationalist fruit trucks and through-state orange and black, get in line, China's eshibiUon spare In the semi-trailer trucks and motorists,’’ and away ws got l9ri4-63 New York World's Fair she emphasised. F or those who can’t make It will be next to Yugoslavia’s L "I predict that come next elec­ to tha m o.orcade, the Tangerine Brasil's. Wednesday. Chins ha­ tion, there'll lie some eyebrows Bowl la located four blocks west rems the second country to sign raised and foreheads wrinkled of tha Orange Blossom Trail in a contract for spars. when the applecart, if it doesn't Church St. Game starts at 1:15. • • • get completely turned over, at least is dangerously rocked," she Sure would be nice to see an LAS VEGAS, Nev. (U P II— Ae* said, adding that “ I can say, too, American flag at the ball park tress Linda Darnell repoited tha that our Casselberry road board during the next home ball game. theft o f a $450 evening guwn Wed­ * • • chairman, (Italians Wilson, end nesday to Clark County sheriff's THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Did his committee members, support deputies. Miss Darnell, currently Mack Cleveland Jr. re*i$n as me in my criticism* o f the "C oun­ County Attorney for pressing appearing e* the ThondrrtilnJ ltdty F ica -T w v Road Program "* business reasons or, was it be­ Lei, said the pink-lined purple cause he missed target practice dress disappeared while it was be­ ing pressed. one day. A 84 million cabinet making industry, called one o f the biggest in the n a tio n , will open a branch office in Sanford in the spring of 1082, the Heruld learned today. The company, Del-Mar of Atlunta, Gu.. and Miami has purchased a nine-acre site on Country Club Rd. be­ tween 21st and 2fith St. und will start construction on a 50,000 square foot building in December. President of the firm, Jerome Zimmerman told the Herald this morning that about Git persons will be em­ ployed at the start of the operation “ but it will be expanded and will double its size in two years.*' Contact Lost though Texas instead of Florida million ★ Suspect Held Lab Loss Helps Canal Chances, Bryant Believes Farrta ★ Nobody Hut the Casselberry Alderman Hope Bennett, commenting on the county five year road program adopted by the Commis­ sion Tuesday, referred to her town, second largest in the county, as “ the forsaken municipality.’’ “ 1 hops the taxpayers wake up now since they can see abe type commissioners they put in office. Just look what $60 ★ Mora Than 11,000 Heralds Delivered Today! 'Forsaken' ^JA CK SO N VILLE ★ W mg g j t fv * *1 ,t 1 Zimmerman also stressed that the majority of the employes will be from the Sanford area. Zimmerman snid his company, in business for 25 years, wilt develop a new type of kitchen cabinet with the main operational heudquarters in Sanford. He and Vice President Dewey Smith, as well as members of the newly formed Sanford Seminole De­ velopment Company, met this morning to arrange the financing of the new building and to hold a brief press conference afterwards. l « y Wl ' J*1 Gets Fair Site _ ‘ 'Tl>at'*' tho lemonade in that U n io n ," Bryant aald here. "The location of thla apace thing in Houston, whila bad (or Florida, is good (or the barge can al." The Senate Appropriations Com ­ mittee Wednesday approved the full $105,000 that was requested for pre-construction planning of the proposed canal. Bryant greet­ ed lliia nets* with a "h oora y ." - T h e House earlier vuted only M o.coo for updating an econom ic «jrtudy of the project. Bryant said that if the full Senate approves the $195,000 appropriation and the matter goes into a conference • • • com m ittee, Sen. Spesiard Holland I* Hod Serling thinking of would be on the committee to scripting a "Tw ilight Zone" pro­ boost chances of the Senate having gram in the courthouse? its w ay. • • • Bryant was here for n brief BUFFALO. N.Y. ( U P I ) Erie The reported who wrote that new ^ id r e s s at the dedication o f the County oMciata investigated to­ school books had been ordered J a ck son ville News Club. On road matters. Bryant said day a "fantastic'' welfare fraud oh Oct. II certainly waa a for­ his administration Is moving "aa in which a Buffalo couple alleged­ ward looking individual, to say ly chca.cd the county of some the least. Sorry. fast aa we possibly can” to pro­ $50,000 in assistance over a 15cure rights-of-way befween Jack­ year period. sonville and Daytona Beach for It came to light in city court construction o f Interstate Highway Wednesday when Marvin Herrod, $5. 36, (a Negro), appeared on a charge of public intuxlcation brought by bis wife. Wilhelmina. Tha Herrods, parent* o f six children, liva in a rundown M e­ UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (U PI) llon of lha city. —The question of a UN rest tor Arreated early Wednesday; Her­ Communist China com es up for rod told details of the alleged initial debate today when the Gen fraud, first to arrestin; officers, eral Assem bly's Steering Commit­ BERLIN (U P I) — West Berlin then to City Judge Joseph P. tee takes up the agenda. authorities announced today they KuaaynxVi and finally to Assistant White the ZI-member committee are assigning cra ck "a lert po­ County Attorney Ronald W. Plewmet and the assem bly was In ad lic e ," trained to deal with Com­ nlak. journment until Friday, backstage munist rioter*, to duty on the For 15 years, the suspect said, efforts went ahead to have the A ir d e r between East and West ha had received weekly salaries world parliament name an acting Berlin. from $150 to $500 while his wife secretary general until a lucre* The 3.000-man force, backed up remained on the relief rolli at sor to D eg llamm arskjotd 1* by its own motorized units, will $280 a month. chosen. reinforce U. S., Bri.ish snd French An informal 12-nsttoa commit troops and regular city police tec with wide geographic distribu­ holding the border again*' Ctmtion scheduled an afternoon meet munist encroachment. ing to draft a resolution asking West Berlin also plans to swear the Security Council to recom In 2,000 police reservists next TALLA H ASSEE (U P) — Atty. mend Ham mankJoW s successor. week to join the 16,000-man regu- Gen. Richard Ervin issued an It would propose that the assem ­ fk..- force In guarding food stock­ oplniun today which gave an o ffi­ bly meanwhile select an acting piles, public buildings, factories cial green-light to Gov. Farrla secretary general. and other key instanations. Bryant’s plan to borrow $1$ mil­ The Communist organ Neues lion for construction at state Deutschland today derided Presi­ universities. dent Kennedy’ s appointment o f re­ Ervin previously has made a The Corps of Engineers In tired Gen. Lucius D. Clay as hi* verbal ruling that a $15 million Jacksonville will be in Seminole representative here. It d -c r ib e d bond issuo for this purpose would County in a matter o f weeks to Clay as " a fam ous ca i r of ba valid, and voted with other survey all buildings suitable tor chopped m ea t"—a reference to Cabinet members to proceed with fallout shelters. County Commis­ the ex-general’ e post-retirem en t plans to issue the bonds through sioner James P, Avery said to­ ^resition with the Continental Can the Development Commission. day. com pany. Western observers were wait­ ing today to see what use Com­ munist bore W ilier Ulbricht would make of the sweeping, pow,r a granted him by Communist East Germany’ * puppet parlu Cohn y Comm.ssioner Vernon [ Both Baker and Lo r m a no sharp ment. Dunn, laid up at home with a ! ty criticised the program, saying heart condition but, promising to | that (ha cities in the county were bn back at tha front next Tue*- j being neglected, day, fired some lengthy salvo* | Dunn said he wished the Counat the Mayor of Sanford and; ty Commission would hod taken Pag* 9 RriJge Loogwood and even a short blast | more time to study the program Pag* U A 1$ Classified st the county board today. | and had not sdop.ed it lb* asm* ............ Peg* 9 Dunn released s 400 word state- j day. „ Page » ment from his Fans Park home The board should have looked Pag* 6 in reference to Sanford Mayor at the program on ■ county wide Page 9 fenteruinm cnt Jo* Baker’s and Longwood Mayor basis . . .according to need and Pag* 12 A 13 A. R. Lormsnn's remark* critici*- priority, ha aaid. Pag* » puxzla , ,— -— Here it Dunn’ s statement: ing the commission lor adopting ........... Pag* ■ "Contrary to some opinion ! •Is five-year-rood program Tues­ have repeatedly stated that I am Peg* T 0 Sport* ...... -____ day. Probe $50,000 Welfare Fraud UN Committee Takes Up China Berlin Bolsters Border Guard Ervin OKs Bonds To Build Schools Fallout Survey Set Gown Stolen Premier Sworn ATHENS, Greece (U P II — Its tired (ten. Constantine Duvas, King Paul's chief military counse­ lor, was sworn In Wednesday night ae prime minister o f a caretaker government until national elec­ tion* are held Oct. 29. Prime Min­ ister Constantine Caramanli* tendared his resignation Wednesday. TWO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS made s preliminary inspection of the new county jail Wednesday and were "pleased" with what they saw. From right to left, Com­ missioners Ted Williams, J, C. Hutchison, Chief Deputy Cease-Fire News Esther Slows, Hits New England Radioed To Troops Urges U F Giving WASHINGTON (U P I )-P r e s ident Kennedy ha* urged Ameri­ can* to runtribut* generously to the united community campaigns across the country. II* noted that the nation'* 1,200 United Funds and Community Chests are trytoff to raise $478 million for nearly 30,000 stale and Iocs] voluntary services. NDOLA, Northern llhodcsia (U P I) — Repeated radio broad­ casts beamed to the Congo's "in ­ dependent" Katanga Province to­ day advised truop* on both sides o( the battle there that ■ ceaselire had bern arranged. It was not unm ediilely certain whether word of the agreement AN K A RA, Turkey (U P I )- T h e reached by Katanga's President oldest son o f form er Turkish Pre- ! Mo lie T shorn Ik- and UN negoti­ mier Adrian Menderes, who war ators here wav gelling through to hanged earlier this week, ha< the troops. dropped out o f the Oct, 16 e le c -1 The b r o id c a ili were earned in tions at hie late father’* request French by Rhodesia's Federal Yuksel Menderes said W ednesday, Broadcasting Corporation at the he was withdrawing from the race , request of both the United Nations for parliament because his father and Tshombe to make sure that In a letter had asked biin to stay all the troops gut the news. out o f politics. Son Withdraws j Money Saver Seminole High School football fans planning to go to the game at the Tangerine Bowl m Or­ lando Friday, when the Semiooles meet Kdgewstcr can la ve themselves 75 ccn * on student and children's tickets by purchasing them at Seminole High School to­ day and Friday, fur 50 cents. Alt tickets at the gate ir e It.25, with reserved seals cstra. Jim Singletary, associate architect John Burton and con­ tractor Jack Jennings. The S heriffs force hopes to the naw new .facility sometime next month. move into tha .. (Herald Photo) Fire Dqmages Freezer Unit The Sanford Fire Dept, ans­ wered a call at 3.41 s m. today to 1503 Mellonvillr Ave. where a frrezer unit at the home of Ray­ mond Sikes had started burning. Minor damage was confined mainly to the unit of the freezer, according to Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. HUSTON (U P I) — Capricious Cud in the face o f flood tides. llprrii ime Esther pounded south­ Twi-lve-fiwt breakers walloped tha roast. ern New England with winds and In a mid-morning advisory, the rain today. The weather Bureau Weather Bureau said “ Hurricane said, however, the storm had Esther hue slowed down and is ■towed down and appeared weak­ giving indication o f a alight weakening.’' ening slightly. The slowdown meant that the Men, women snd rhlhlreu, in­ 1brunt o f the storm will not reach cluding Prcddcut Kennedy's two suuthnn Cape Cod until this a ft­ children, were evacuated on Cap* ernoon, the Weather Bureau said. At least I.lHhi parsons on Cape Cod moved inland or to higher ground. Nearly five million persons in New England weathered or were The Longwood City Council wilt in the puth of the tropical storm continue aa adjourned Sept. 7 which pucktd winds up to 115 session st R p. m. today to adopt miles an hour. the m i budget and sc a mil Ia no Al least one death was attribut­ rale Chairman R. C. Carlson said ed to the hurricane, Fred Tuwne, this morning. 45, of Cleveland. N. V., was killed Meeting in special session Sept. i when his truck skidded on the It, the council drew up ■ lii(ll-G2 r.iin-slhked Massachusetts Turnbudget calling for esjf.-n Elurei pits at Chicopee, M an., and in the c-ighborltuod of $11,0)0 plunged off a railroad bridge. and a 10 mill tax levy. The hurricane lashed eastern Long Island, N. Y., and barreled into New England on the 23rd an­ DA$1A SEMINOLE INDIAN niversary of one o f the worst hur­ RESERVATION I UPI) - Howard ricanes in hiitory. T.ic hurricane Tiger, jd. a form er U. S. .Marine, o f lU.'IH killed 6H2 persons and was aworn In Wednesday aa pred- caused $500 million damage. The Kennedy rhildreu, Caroline dent of the Seminole Trdic of 5, ami John F, Jr., 9 mouths, Florida. Inc. Longwood To Okay New Budget Today Seminoles hlect were take* from the summer Whila House overlooking Nantuck* ett Sound to Otis Air Fores Bass, 25 mile* away. Caslro Charges New U S. Plot MIAMI (U P I) - Premier Fidel Castro charged last night tha United States is plotting new " a g ­ gression" against Cuba. In a 2t«-hour speech broadcast by Radio Havana, Castro said tha lough talk of some Americans and the "cam paign of the Fascistic c lerg y " indicated a new attack is .n the making. It was the second time Castro had "cried w olf" in as many days. Wednesday night's speech was made at com m cncem cJt ex ­ ercises for 750 army political com ­ missars educated at Havana's Oivaldo Sanchez Cabrera icliool. Citrus Meeting LAKELAND (U PI) - Tua Flo­ rida Citrus Commission will bold a special meeting Monday to con­ sider a proposed marketing order to boost grapefruit sales. Three Pot - Shots From The Bushes - - Or Who Dunn It Herald Index not, never have been, or ever will be a politician. "Therefore, I am not seeking headlines - * - I don't need them. "The one and only promise 1 hate eve* made was to do my best to assist other commission­ ers to conduct county busmens on a more realistic business-like basts snd keep the public inform­ ed " I cannot help but comment on stale m enu made by Mayor of Sanford and M ayor of Longwood as reported in the Herald regard­ ing the sountj road program - "Ijet me refer them to page 231 fur Sanford and $3,600.59 for lo n g ­ quires further explanation. This stale secondary funds and stata County Comnus- wood which i* 50 percent of the amount includes the $32,210, the primary (unda. stooor manual as supported by ad valorem tax levied or col­ remaining 50 p» 'cent of the road “ Let's took st the entire pic­ the attorney general's opinion, - lected within these municipalities and bridge (und tax, together ture. "T h e county road system con- for I960. with a per capi a estimate of "U bad been my impressioa sis s of all public roads outside 1 That it all tlie county is re­ race track funds, 20 percent of the Uut the ensuing year's county of muoicipalil.r* not Included in quired to do— m u n icip a l ilies a r e ; surplus of the seven cents gaso­ road program would be presented the state highway system or state supposed 10 be self maintained, line, motor tuel tax, aalcs, etc.” for the cuinm-seion tor study park system and such municipal with the above provision there i*r etc. which does not refund dir- snd the entire board would In connection links and extensions a u p p o-ed to he e complete se p a ra ­ ec:ly to the county road and turn inspect each District and may be agreed upon by the coun­ tion ot mumc.pal and county ope­ bridge fund. then assign priorit.es on a coun­ ty commission snd municipal au­ ration. "L et's look at the record af ty wiJe basis according "M ay or Baker's statement of what has been spent in the San­ certain criteria. thorities. "L et me also call attention to $260,000 which Sanford kicked in­ ford area during the past six "H ow ever I read Wist R Ike 1961-52 budget listing $32,210 to the rood ood bridge fund re­ years of road and bridge funds, approved bang, bang." Dunn o f the Florida � 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 20, 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/abdf9e48a44fd0191eb54e6cedea40e5.pdf 9109d6ef6c9506ad039f3a7212bc780b PDF Text Text A ChrUtian Democratic Union toil hou»* of parliament—»tx less Its parliamentary majority today than nacceiary for. I majority and aa tha result of national oloetlooa a loaa of 27 from 1987. th at may forto Konrad Adenauer The Social Demoerata, led by out aa chancellor of W rit Ger- West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt, many. won 19U seats, up 21; and the I t appeared the W-yonr-oW Ada. » « « la - road Free Democratic newer’* 11-yaar rut# had eome to P*rtF * * • W* »P 4®. an and and th at a new man—per- No other partiee received the bapa Eeonemica Ministera Ludwig necessary 8 per cent of tha toUl Erhard—would be named t*> Ired vote required to hold a seat In parWest Germany through the n r - 1lament. The new Bundestag will rant crisis caused by mounting So- be two testa larger than tha last viet pressures. one. Final official returns gave the In the popular rota; the ChrtsChriatlan Demoerata 270 saaU in tinn Democrat* received 14,239,984 rent in 1937; the Socialists re­ ceived 11,408,263 or 30 J per cent, Free Demoerata 4,009,988 or 12-7 par rent, up from 7.7 per cent. Tha Socialists, who hive not participated in n government hi 30 years, promptly announced they were ready to join In a grand coalition with tha Christian Democrats. Brandt told a pra-dawn press eoaferenee he thought the "pollu­ te a larger atort. Ih AT. ft SANFORD A V I FA 1-4744 •MAKS WAY FOR THE N E W / could be the theme of the abova picture showing the building which haa served North Orlando aa a temporary ________ during the past months being moved off the site where the new Chris' 7-Eicven Grocery will be located. (Herald Photo) The first after-tka-game-dsoee «t the year, which are sponsored all year by the Junior Cilia at JMmlnole High School, was held In the high school cafeteria and was termed a real success, Fri­ day. . Buoyed up by a first-game victory, students crowded the cafeteria which had been cleverly decorated in a football and au- luma theme. Red, yellow, and gold autumn leaves were strung from the ehandeliori in tha room and scattered on the floor as If they had been blown there by Iho autumn winds. A giant figure of the famous Seminole Indian, with > hstrhet In o h hand, a football in the other galloped across one will of the dining room. The figure was cleverly draw by Lucy Moughton and painted by Louise Hig­ ginbotham. The decoration committee of tha. Junior Class wsi In charge of taking down snd se.tlag up tables for tha event and for Um lovely decoraUons of tha room. Refreshments were served throughout the evening. After the game dsncee begin at 10:30 and last until midnight. Chaperones were Junior C lm sponsors, Miss Ann VKsarii, Mr. and Mr. llohannon, Maylon Mar* tin and 3lra. Lois Higginbotham. Mr, and Mrs. Milton Smith and Capt. and Mrs. SI Johnion also attended as chaperones. R e g is t e r A sY o n A s L ik e A t Y o a r F a v o r ite G ra n d Dy CAROL J EPSON [ Tha flrat In a asriea of Disaster Committee meeting* was held Sept. 12 at the Community Build­ ing with 20 residents uttending. Guest speakers for the evening were Lee Gary, Mayor of Oviedo and Civil Defense chairman for this area, and Doug Hartholnw, Orlando contractor, who builds CD Fall-out Shelters. Gary announced that ha had ap­ pointed Harold MeBrtda of Cmloots as hla assistant, thsraby qualifying him to organise hla own training program under Seminole County Civil Defense. Mcilride stressed the immediate need fur a centrally located community warn­ ing system and It wsi suggested that such a system might be ob­ tained through CD. Baitholow demonstrated a model fall-out shelter and esplalned Its requirements and functions as he distributed literature end picture* of the shelter. He explained that Chuluota, being centrally located between two primary military targats, McCoy Air Force Usse and Cap* Canaveral, definitely ehuuld be prepared with fell-out protec­ tion. For those who cannot afford shelters, Bartholow explained, sandbags, properly Blacked In hallwaya of homes, or outside In form of igloos could afford adequate protection for residents In this •res. He also sxplalned that a sprinkler system, Installed on the roof of your hums and requiring a water pump snd gusoline-puwered engine, could wash radioactive fall-out off and Into the ground. Huwevsr, he warned, with any sys­ tem, It Is Imperative that everyon« stay iu prepared areas until assured that all danger U poised. It was explained that radioactive rays attack only living cells (peo­ ple or animals), therefore vegeta­ tion Is not destroyed anil effects of fall-out on It soon la negligible. Fruit may be picked from trees ■ml consumed after being thor­ oughly washed. Water from wells ami other enrlusvd areas will nut be contaminated and may he con­ sumed. The nsxt [nesting of this group was set fur 8 p. m., Oct. 10, at the Community Building, DRABLY HIGHWAYS ‘ NEW YORK (Ul’l) — A total ol 1,128,413 American* have died in all U. S. w an Mac* 1773. But between 1900 and 1940, a total of 1.340A34 Ainericaua died in highway accident*. ^ ^ ^ Civil Ocfena* • Bonded — F1IA Financing • Free Estimates HERSHEL BROCK CALL COLLECT — CH 1-3485 or GA 3-2879 S a tu r d a y , S e p te m b e r 3 0 ,1 9 6 1 F a ll S U o ^ j ^ ^ N o a o F ro o i FRESH DRESSED ft DRAWN c h a n ts green. st a m ps -------------------------- THf NATVMAl SkATf FOt Ail MCATl OCfAH STRAY JCUNO Cranberry Sauce ULAN MEATY STRAWBERRIES ORANGE JUICE DETERGENT FROZEN SLICED FF DELUXE FROZEN FYNE TEX WHITE er BLUE PORK CHOPS c *u 39‘ • 0LE0 r” COD or FLOUNDER FILLETS JSSh NEW ENG LAN D HADDOCK FILLETS The only thing that tops a ‘Jeep* Universal it its own roof. And now there are five different types to choose from. The standard full or half canvas tops. The full metal cab. The half metal cab that leaves the pick-up box exposed and the new vinyl convertible top with big, clear rear window. Come in soon and see this versatile workhorse in any of twRft-j come O* YOU* CHOlCt WITH *3 00 rooo otort its three sizes with a jo b - pro v ed jr variety of tops. A m h been use tested and gg J ® J ® ■ ■ abuse tested. Ona is & j H | B p right for you! u n iv e r s a l J i ® T H E f IG U R E S t S E C HEINPURGED CONCRETE by 2 1 ” C o lo r T o lo v is io n D r a w in g T h ro o x h N o o n W f ^ TH E D IF F E R E N C E B E T W E E N T H E C J - 6 A N D IT S N E W E S T IM IT A T O R . Appruird P r la o F o o d F a ir - S e h e r 'i S to r e D a r in g O a r G ig a n tic FLM-HEE PRIZE?WEEKLY IT EVERY FQO0 FAIR-SETZER'S STORE - CO M PARE FALLOUT SHELTERS O fte n c u rb m ig h t V ««p' C J 6 V th.cte “ S “ p i> lo id front a i l a 1 No. o f lir a ifcuo SWIFTS FRUIT COCKTAIL " no ST'BERRY PRESERVES MRS. BELLS FURE 10 Ox i n t far 17 p ay lo ad c a p a c ity | acco m m o d ated 2 3 3 0 101. 1 3 4 6 1 b * .] 3 0 0 0 lb » | 9 0 0 Ib i 6001b*. 1 0 0 lb * I 1 I AN GEL FOOD RING 9 3 Willys Matin, lac, Toliii, Obif. Oat at the grewiag Kaiser InduUiu. MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS W IT H TMX V U O C H A B C O f CORDELL'S B1 filh Street East TIIIJC IH MAVERICK REPAIR Sanford, Fla Sunday Evening* 7:30 P. M. IU n C - in HOMO KONO W«d. g v M la n 7:20 P . M. la _ Be I > or v a in racNOM avica B R EAD eastate e-ie-ai Boot a — n f— SWEET BUNS MAXWELL HOUSE �If Cleveland Resigns County Commission Post ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Five - Year Road Program Adopted By County »'M y S a n fo r d Ifr r a lii Ow n M o ve ' jlatV Cleveland Jr. resign ed today as County attorney and emphasized in a letter to the County Commission that “it is my own decision and only after much deliberation.” Onora Road Listed A s Top Priority WEATHER: Cloudy with min through Wednesday. High today. 80-86. Low tonight. 70-76. VOL. 63 United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 1961 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 282 W W A. . . U N Assembly Meets The County Commission today adopted a five-year road program estimated lo co st (6 1 4 ,9 0 0 with the top priority improving Onora Road from Hwy. 17-92 to the city limits of S a n fo r d .^ . ____ The 'pivgnin waa presented to Ifie board by County Engineer Carlton Bliss who said that |60,000 of negt year'* money will be used lor routine road maintenance during the next fiscal year and (30,000 far road Cleveland. In his letter, naked construction and paving. Woods Ruled Out that hla realisation become effec­ The top prlorltiaa In the road WASHINGTON (U Plt — Presi­ tive Oct. 1. program to be carried out during dent Kennedy has definitely given No aucceasor for Cleveland was up the Idea of naming New York tb* 19*1-62 year is Onora Rd., .discus*ed a t this morning's meetbanker George D. Wood* te head Hwy, 17-92 to city Umita; Dodd A e f. Rd. Brldgo over Howtll Creek; the foreign aid program. " I regret very much the neceeLaknvlew Ave. from lak e Mary tha UN secretary general was the tion by any o( the invoatigating- dowed the main business of the United Presa Iaternalional ilty of this letter but tn view of S-13 lo th t Atlantic Coast Liao assembly — Including the ques­ Approval Due the continued growth of Semi­ Railroad; O’Brien Rd., from Hwy. Secretary General Dag Ham- deciding factor that led Kennedy officiala of sabotage. WASHINGTON (UP!) — The 1T-P2 to Altamonte Springs city The Congo crisis worsened tion of Red Chinese representsnole County, of which you are wall marskjold'e death plunged the op­ to plan a personal appearance be­ fore the UN General Assembly meanwhile, aa a result of Ham- tion, the resumption of nuctesr House was expected today to ip- limits; Pine St. from the new post aware, and tha resulting neceaeity ening day of the 16th General As­ within a few days. * * * C l O C* marskjuld's death. Katanga forces test explosions, disarmsment and prove creation of a U. 8. arm* oflico in Genova; Myrtle Ave.— to davota more and morn time to comrot agency. But same con­ sembly into shock, sorrow and probably a Berlin debate. In Ndola. Northern Rhodesia. Ihe and United Nations troops battled the bueineea of the commission complete to tho old Orlsndo High­ By LARKY VERMEL The Soviet Union Monday re­ gressmen called it "wishful think­ way and West Lake Branlly Rd. body of Hammarakjold rested in sporadically for control of Klltewith leee and lee* time available confusion today. ing." Seminole County School* are newed it* demand that tha UN Ambassador Frederick H. Bo­ a lead-lined eaeket in a email bethvillc. from SR 436 across to Lake Brant­ to me for my private law practice, entitled to (360,00* 1* matching honestly feel th st I have no land of Ireland, outgoing assem­ Ndola hospital today while inves. ley Isles. Boland aald ha would ro ahead General Assembly discuss tha seat­ Titan Teat O ff fundi from the federal govern­ tigntor* sought ths cause of the ing of Communist China and ex. bly president, planned to gavel According to Bliss, if there It other alternative but to eubmit with the election of tha aasamVANPENBERO AFB. Calif. my formal resignation aa attor­ the delegates of 09 countries to plane crash that killed him un his bly'a new president. Mengi Slim, pulsion of the Nationalist Chines* (UP1) — The Air Force cancell­ additional money available other ment but according to R. T. Milorder on seltcdula at 3 p.m., EDT. last peace mission. ney.” senior diplomat from Tunisia. representatives, Tasi said today ed a scheduled firing of a Titan projects undertaken during tha wee, the local school* will only At Washington, President Ken­ The only survivor of the cresh, next fiscal year will Include Sev­ match (11,000 of that sum . . . Cleveland itreesed repeatedly In He would take over Hammersk- in Moscow. The official news agency said miisile Monday because of tech- enth St. east in Chuluota; Orange the letter that it was “voluntary.” nedy was described aa determined Sgt. Harold Julian, ■ UN secu­ Jold's duties. Slim was assured Just not enough money oo tha nlcal difficulties. No rescheduling Blvd. Bridge over the Smith Ca­ Cleveland said he wanted to to prevent Russia from using rity guard from the United Steles, of elec.Ion when Dr. All Sietro- the demand was made by Soviet waa announced. Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko seid he heard ‘'explosion*" Just Hammarskjold'a death to make nal; Holiday Drlva. Bear Lake local level for matching purpose*, ■mid JoJo of Indonesia oannouncleave on "friendly terms.* Tha • * • in a letter accompanied by an Ulilted Nations operational con­ be furl tha big four-engine DC0B Hd. lo Balmy Beach Dr. and Pine ed Monday he was withdrawing board agreed to accept the resig­ Calls Party Chiefs Monday we rntnUoned the "explanatory note" to tha UN crashed. way, two miles cast from Sanford as a candidate. nation, inform tha Seminole Bar trol subject to Communist veto. BONN (UPI) —Chancellor Kon alienage of school boobs at Semi­ secretariat Monday, Hammarskjold’a death oversha­ Avo. Tha African air crash death of However, there waa no luggeeAssociation and poll the lawyers rad Adenauer summoned leaders A district by district rundown nole High School and aa sooa aa Win refsrenca to the position. of hit Christian Democratic Party of live five year program includes: He paper cam* out , , . the In other business, the board loday in his battle to remain n District 1 — Pine SI. to the new phone* started ringing. It seems agreed to obligate (60,000 out of West Germany's leader despite la a critical abort ag* Geneva Poat office; Pino Way Ihere secondary road funds from the the toss of an absoluta majority throughout tho antira county. On* from Sanford Ave. to Cameron 1962-A3 road department budget in parliament. Ave.; Bcardall Ave. south of SR woman called to tell us that there to extend Bear Lake Rd from SR 46; Sipes Ave.—SR 413 to SR 46; weren't enongb algebra hooka at Merger Favored 434 to SR 46. Ted Williams op­ Crippen Rd., complete to Beard- Lyman. posed the move saying that the • • * MIAMI (UI) - Riddle Airlines all; Mullet Lake Rd. taxpayers money could be used and Aeroviti Sud Americana, two From the look* of tb* turnout District 2 — Onora Rd., from better elsewhere. Miami-based cargo and mad car­ Hwy. IT-92 to the city limits; Myr­ at Ihe first fool ball game of lb# riers, had a rocommenditlon from Tha extension would Include an tle Ave.. complete to the old Or­ season, there art a lot of sporta Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) ® elght mile stretch of road. lando Highway; Lake Bird, new minded peopla In Sanford. If examiner loday that they be The board also heard a com­ alignment across the railroad and eve* a tenth of Ihoso at tb* The Florida Canal Authority merged. plaint from a south Seminole SR 16; Lake Mary Blvd. Lake gam* are interested In backing Voted Monday to requeit con­ tho Seminola High School athletic County resident regarding the Mary lo Hwy. IT-92; Georg* Ave. sulting engineers to take a feas­ Bill N ear Passage program with some concrete sup­ raising of building permit fees. to higli school and connect Hwy. ibility study on the financing of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ IT-92; Palmetto Ave.-M th St. to port, the auditorium at the school 8. Forber Simpson called the the proposed Sanford-Canaveral dent Kennedy's Peace Corps bill will be packed tonight aa Jim move a "legal racket" and said 2Tth St.; Magnolia Av*., 3Tlh St. Canal. and his request for more aid to to Onori R d, Pine Way combi­ Riser make* an effort to get tb* why can't the entire rounly pay Meeting at Jacksonville lo dis­ health clinics and nursing homes dofunei Booster Club Into active for the increase and not only the cuss the project the Authority de­ neared final passage today in a nation. Sanford Ave. to old Ur- operation again. Parcnle of play­ contractors. cided to restrict use of waterway Congress shooting for adjourn­ lamlo Highway. ers, and achool alumni, let'a go! £ Another South Seminola resi­ District 3—West tak e Brantley • p. m. at tho SHS auditorium I project fund* to the district ment. dent, Hope Bennett, Casselberry Rd., SR 436 across the Bayhead • # # where the funds originate. rouncllwoman. questioned the lo Lake Brantley Isles; Holiday This action followed a resolu Gagarin Invited Hold your hits! This la nnbo* legality of ths board appropriat­ Drive, Bear Lake Rd., t* Balmy (ion by the Crosi.Florlda Navi­ GENOA, Italy till) — Soviet Beach Drive; Palm Springs Rd., liavabl*. Not a single resident In ing fund* fur tha Chamber of gation di.« rlcl asking the Author­ Loogwood appeared to protest hit aslrunsut Yuri Gagarin will at­ Commerce in Sanford. North St. to SR 434; Magnolia' city taiea when tbe council met ity to restrict Ihe group’s assets tend Columbus Dsy celebrations However, John Fitxpatrick said Ave.. Pearl Lake Causeway to as a board of equalisation la to (or exclusive use on the crosshere next month. Russian Ambasthst ft wa« a county chamber and Bunnell Rd., West Lake Brantley last month. What'a even more Florida waterway. .„ , . , . , sador Semn Koiyrev announced not just a Sanford on*. All c .n .l pro ect. m the s a t . . „ <rin h#l, been in- Hd., connection to Weklva Spring* as.oundlng la that a number of Mrs. Bennett said that a South were £ vited by Mayor Vi.torlo PeMu.io ltd., North St., Palm Springe Rd., the taxpayers have been heard thorily by action of the 1901 L«-l 'l'* " "* Seminole chamber was being or. connection lo Seminole Blvd.; to say they'd be for higher Uxei gislature. Previous laws hsd re- 0 ’ Ql ganiied and aha would like the Douglas Ave. SR 436 to SR 434; if they could get increased and strlctcd the Authority to the commiieion to kick in half the Sand Lake Rd — connection—W. improved services. Peace Corps Tests VANDALISM BY TWO SMAI.I, BOYS, both under 10 year* of age, wreck­ • • • cross-stale canal. amount for the new chamber. Laka Brantley to SR 434; Balmy WASHINGTON tUPIl — The ed the interior* and furnUhing* of three Howell P ark Model Home* Sun­ The Authority's request for the North Orlando, first to report Cleveland said that under Beach Drive, Holiday Drive to day afternoon resulting in a t least (7,000 in damages, Al Lormunn. realtor engineering study of the Sanford Peace Corps will hold ■ third na­ Sit 436; Ling wood Hills Rd., Lake a scheduled transportation system law In 1939, the commission had for the housing development, reported. Investigation by law enforcement Canaveral Canal came as a re­ tionwide examination for over­ Mary Blvd., (.ongwood — Lake for lls school children in eaa* of tha legal authority to appropriata officer* revealed th a t the boys used a pocket knife to spring the locked sult of action by its chairman, seas volunteers on Ucl. T. The Mary Rd. to Longwood-Markham a countywid# alert alio la plan­ money for the chamber. W. A. McCree, placing the pro­ agency i* particularly interested Rd. door* and. in about two hours’ time, in addition to ruining the expensive ning a community project to pro­ Graham Wilson who said he re­ ject before Ihe meeting for ap­ In applicants who have skills in District 4 — Dodd ltd. Bridge vide some means of fallout shel­ furnishing* ami appliances, they plugged all drains and turned on nil presented the Casselberry council, the agricul.ural and industrial proval. faucets, flooding the homes and ruining costly wall-to-wall carpeting. The over Howell Creek; O'Brien Rd., ter k >*c* for *11 Its residents. aiked the board'e help to al* The Authority was told by Ran­ fields. youngsters’ parents, when questioned, said they had given the boys per-' Hwy. IT-92 to Altamonte; Sev­ .alleviate the deplorable condition of dolph Hodges, director of the mission to go to the area playground earlier in the afternoon. enth St. and Ave. E in Chuluota: ^ the bridge on Seminole BWd. In Joint Maneuvers State Conservation Board, that U (Herald Photo) Donna’s Victims that area. The board agreed to the Board authorised the San­ TAIPr.I (U Ph - American and Tuskawilla Hoad Bridge over Howell Creek; Tangerine Ave.. consider the request. ford- Canaveral Canal project the Nationalist Chines* paratroopers Ths hoard also accepted a (10,Board could then set up a dis­ will participate in joint airborne SR 43d to Orange County Line; Send Texans Aid 000 check from Civil Defense Castro Plans To trict fur the purpote of muncing exercises in southern Formosa Chuluota ltd., east from SR 419; Director A. B. Peterson from the canal and that Gov. Farris this month, It was announced Dean ltd., SR 4lt lo Urange Coun­ . MIAMI (UPI) — Keys residents funds from Hurricane Donna last Nationalize Youth Bryant could appoint a board to Monday. The U.3. Formosa De­ ty Line; Tuskawilla Road Bridge hard-hit by Hurricane Donna last fense Command her* said the over Bear Gully Creek; Tuska- September sent more than 40* year. govern it. Hodges said that the district eight-day maneuvers will Start will* Hd.—SR 426 to Red Bug boxes of clothing, shoes and other They also established a sewer MIAMI (UPI)—Premier Fidel I ltd.; Lake Drive, Lake Tony to Items Monday to Ihe victims of board could levy a tax of one next Monday, and water committee to study all Castro's government it prepniuiK Tuahaailla Rd ; Itrumlcy Drive, Hurricane Carla In Texas. fifth of a mill to cover admlnisf application* for franchises in the to nationalise the children *f Tbe cartons were down to Hou­ cast of SR 13, Ciiuluota; Lake irative expenses. However, he \ O il) R . i p p U l ‘ B e g i n s county. The committee would in­ WILMINGTON, N. C. <UPI>— down of forward speed, would Howell Lane, Lake Ann Lane. ston from here. Each was marksaid that authority to sell bunds' NEW YORK (UPI)— Yom Kip clude Commissioner Jsmes P. Cuba, refugees here said today. Hurricane Ks her bore down on take it* center brushing past eJ: "From Donna victims lo Members of the DUE organi­ the Jutting North Carolina coast Cape Hitteras, on the tip of the for the purchase of right* of pur. tha Jewish Day of Atone­ Iteed Kd ; and Kurban Rd. Avery, county sanitarian, tuning District i-Lakeview Ave.. Lake i Car,a rietim i." They were from sation, an anti-Castro student today with lid mile an hour Outer Banks, some.imp early way and construction would have ment, begins at sundown tonight director and engineer. to be approved by ■ referendum. with the chanting of Kot Nidre, a .Mary Sll 1.1 1u ACL railroad; residents of Marithon, IslsmorsAvery said that revenue fees group, gave United Press Interna­ winds and residen s of Ihe low-ly- Wednesday, plea for forgivenet*. The 24-hour Urange Blvd. Br.dge over Sm iti da and Key Largo, from ths franchises would run tional what they said was a copy ing Outer Bank* island* were The Miami Weather Bureau period or fasting, prajer and Canal; Vihlcn Rd . east from Upabout (30,000 to (10,000 every Aimed to (lee while there still said in its II a. m. advisory of a decree soon to be published was time. penitenc* is the most solcinsn sola ltd.; U.’egon Ave. S-ftH to Traffic Safety year. that the storm would continue day In the Jewish liturgical cal-|sR 46; Old Lake Monroe Rd., Lyman P*TA To Meet in Havana authorising the govThe giant storm, with gusts moving toward the nur.hwevt or The first meeting of the Ly­ endar. | ICirlnhart Rd l.akr Mary Rlvd. eniment to take children from "i-unxidcrahiy higher'’ than ISO north-nor it west during Ihe next Group To Meet man High Parent-Teacher Aren, to S-46-A, for toil school term will be held “ Deadly Weapon” their parents at the age of 3. j miles an hour, was cxpec.ed to 12 hours "with only a very slight TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The The draft decree, said to have, t**11* brushing the extrema east- turning toward a more northerly at I p. m. today. Principal Ra'pb Legislative Council’* commi t** French Forces . , , .... I era part of North Carolina early component." Diggs said this morning (hat folbeen smuggled out of tu b a , says, ,h|f #(J(J hjt |h# MB||y Alive, Crawling Houston Gets Hurricane warnings were dis- on traffic safety and insurance ' lowing the brief business session children of that age ate to be islands with hurricane force played frum Cherry Point, N. l\. will meet at Gainesville Sept, 23 Leaving Tunisia and introduction of faculty mem­ ANAHEIM, Calif. (L T D -D an ­ put into state instllutiuus fur wmds ta e tonight. to Norfolk, Vi., and lh« Virginia to orgamte its study program bers, parent* wilt be Invited to Control Center iel C. Milligan, 19, faced arraign­ for tho coming biennium. TUNIS (UPI) — France has visit each classroom for personal Gov, Terry Sanford issued I Cape*. ment today on a charge of as­ "physical and mental education started withdrawing her forces in strong appeal for almost total Tbe WASHINGTON (UP!) The consultation with their child's Weather Bureau ordered a r m e weather H** i? ’,irV , °* D ll[! sault with a deadly weapon—a J and training for citisenship." Tunisia to positions they held be­ space agency loday picked Hous­ teachers. evacuation of the low-lying Out­ hurricane watch and gal* warnl;ounty' c™ ,miU" e^ ir,m in' “ d 4-foot-long poisonous snake. The decree also forbid* under­ the committee wants to coordi­ Officers said Milligan wet sr- age Cubans to leava their home­ er Banks, "now while U is pose- ing. hoisted north of the Virginia nate its study |(ith those of other fore the outbreak of fighting in ton, Tex., as Ihe alt* of a too mil­ Rixert# last July, it was reported lion laboratory which will serve Capes to Cape May, N, J., in Q rested Monday for allegedly put­ land, either on their own or with *bl«." groups interested in traffic safely. today. The Outer Bank* ha* a permaneluding all of tha Chesapeake and as "command center" for manned ting a Russel viper in the air their parent*. Herald Index Tunisian government source* flights to the moon tn this decade enl resident population of several Delaware bays, and from south conditioning sys *m at the apart­ said the pullbaek began Monday and to the planata later. thousand persons. of Cherry Point to Myrtle Beach, Clay In Berlin Bridge ------- — Page • ment of his former wife. Mrs. Tides up to eight feet above 3. C. BERLIN (UPI) — Gen. Lucius when eiz French warship* sailed Classified ........ ....... Page T Bonnie Johnstone, II, on Sept. 4. James E. Webb, director of the Milligan admitted dropping the Correction normal were expected to cause1 The Miami Weather Bureau lo- D. Clay, hero of Ihe 1946-49 out of Lac d« Biierte and into National Aeronautics and Space Comics . -------- * ___ Pag* • The address of the res idem* floading along sounds and tow- cated Es her * center at latitude blockade. Hew into Berlin today the Mediterranean, snake in an outs de veut. police Dear Abby „..... ... . Page t Administration (NASA), said the Tha soun.es said the agreement manned apace flight research said, and it wee found the next where eight l)qn s’tis anested lying areas and cut alt bridge, west, or about M0 statute miles aa President Kennedy's personal E dito rial............ ........ Pag* « day by a friend. A snake dealer for gambling Friday is 601 Pal­ and ferry aecapa routes. and a little south of due east of representative with tho promts* to withdraw waa reached after center will be built to Harris Entertainment _------ Page S Tha large and severe hurricane' Savannah. Ga. identified it as deadly poisonous metto Av*. instead of 4)0 Palmetthat tha eity will remain free in two week* of discussion* between County on 1,000 acrea of land proRural* . . ...... ........ Page • with no known anuiot* for Us to ** wav Incorrectly luted to was 0n a path which, barring a This was some 213 mites south the face of new Communist French and Tunisian officials and j vldcd (he government by Rice Society ............. ___ Pag* 3 J venom, police said. [ Monday s^HsiaM. | more wts.erl^ turn or ak>wtflg| southeast of Cape Hatters*. I threats would require "about five days." | University, Sport* - .....—— To Face New Problems Authority Asks Canal Cost Study Esther Bears Down On Carolina Coast -4 4 t * M �w an ed agiinst o achemo currentHr oaad ta oipiott the public's gulilMUty: According to John Krider, man­ ager ef the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, anourous ! promoters a n advertising that they will pay Urge » W tm r t r t e«Us, to as To laapty that they sr« cete dealer*, when their primiry 0^ .4 purpose Is to lure the uninformed into buying a catalog. The National Better Business Bureau, with which the Chamber la affiliated through mcmberlhip, hat charged la o report just re­ leased that this advertising eraaids the impressioa that these ra n coins, w o r t h fsbulous amounts, aro in general circula­ tion and era being used in mak­ ing change only because tha publie doesn't know tbelr numismatic value. "The fael* are,'* Krider stated, "Ihe rare coins cited are In the hands ef collectors, and the possibility of finding any of tiam in circulation la non-existent." One tie other hand, tha Cham­ ber manager Doled, soma of these catalog promoters quote prices for coins which a r t available t.irougj legitimate dealers, and which may be in limited circulation at prices substantially leas than tha market price. According to the American Numismatic Association, any coins purchased at such prices would be virtually "steal*." The Post Office Department haa la preliminary surveys by hall-. baek in 1KT by hurricane Audrey, hurricane and tornado destruction copter and autemoblle, the Bed,no homes were destroyed by Car- areas, and famines needing help C iv Tvs w g r i a m u M i * 1:‘—-•■W.-t • » • be/wud u.uir •fiJ* TJf ty fZ B P *'-'rr WO,«vUbew^nrf«\5aV'ii swumuas ao«, another 204 ha&*,aSiw J<.!»*.«- uc'iu ure.M to m»«r app'iv^xii1 af Tains damaged or destroyed awe, the reports revealed, on for funds for such need* as Soma h r Hwrleaaa Carla, aecordlag to aearby Holly Beach, however, rebuilding or repnir, house furreports received this week by the Carla destroyed M Homs* sad alihiag, medical and hospital exSeminole Couaty Chapter here, left major damage to eaotber iw. penaoa, temporary mllatenanee ■y eompariseo, Carla damsgt Tornsdoe* destroyed go homes through the fled Cross. aloof Ibt Louisiana coast waa at Hodgta, la Jacksoo Parish, and Cash contributions from Indi­ fnlrly light. Mover teams have in- I t a t Kaplan, ia Vermilion Parish, viduals and groups are being ac­ dies tod, after damage chocks ia Surveys continue In other par- cepted by the Seminole County C aaursa Pariah, fa tha town of (shea. Chapter of the Bed Cross, either Cameroa, papulation I,QOO, which Meanwhile, registration centers by mail or at tne Headquarters almost was w in d off tha map a r t being aat up In all principal office. 1 2 2 Palmetto Ave, to help the victims of the hurricane and tne twisters it spawaed. This money, John F. McCloskey, chair­ man, eiplalaed, will supplement dliaster fundi already being made available by the National Red Cross and being used for em er­ gency sheltering, food, medical and other uses, as well as family and cconontlcal, she ~ald. 8be ad­ rehabilitation to follow In the comBy MBS. H. L. JOHNSON Tblr.y-four Seminole County vised that markalabl# lists mutt lag weeks. Home Demonstration Club mem­ be US Grade A and la packed bers, aioag with County Agent under continuous Inspection by Cecil Tucker, Home Dcmoastra- U. S. Dept, of Interior official*. Includad la the tlx dishes Mrs. Uoa Agent Miss Myrtle Wilson end Miss Lucy Nowlio, home econ­ Fontaine prepared during ber omist for Florida Power and demonstration were Sea Reef Light Co., attended an all-day Salad, uilng pink aalmon; Shrimp Fish gad Seafood-School last Fri­ Ripe Olivo PUia: Baked Flound­ Hanford delegatee attending the day at the Iloma Demonstration er Amandin; Broiled Scallops national convention of World War with peaches; Tuna and Checsa Cantor oa 24th St. One Veteran* ia Dallaa, Tax., are /utaders for the school mere Biscuit Roil and Baked Fish Por­ Mr. and Mrs. Joel Field, Mrs. p re . Bertha roaialae, home aeon- tions la Creole Sauce, using Beulah Thornton and William F ar­ '•mist, U. 8. Dept, of Interior grouper. rell. TUB sad Wildlife Servlet or Urn These dishei, with the mullet Vice Preiident Lyndon B. John­ tha Pascaugoula FUhary Station Stevens imoked in a stove made end Boy C. Stevens of Jackson­ from a large lard can aver a son was expected to open the ville who Is affiliated with the barbecue grill, were sampled by convention Sunday with a wel­ Bureau of Commercial Fisher- those attending and each club­ come from tha stale of Teas* and fes of tha Dept, of the Interior. woman was given a special bul­ from tha office of tho President. Florida ranks fourth In tha Da­ letin on "Outdoor Fish Cookery" On Saturday, the veterans wore rien le the fish Industry. Seven* containing. the recipes used by saluted with a program of World War One soogi on the Lawrence eald. Ho dracribod different var­ Mrs. Fon.aina. Wclk Show. ieties which are considered best Other main events of the con­ for smoking, baking and other vention, which close* Wednesday, m esas of pieparstloo. Using a include a hugs parade In Dallas mullet, ho shaded the way to with Army. Navy, Marias Corps •loan and eut a fish, aiplainlng and Air Force participation and that since a fish Is a member of the setting up of doughnut huts Um bud family, U has a gixsard. by Salvation Army D o u g h n u t After showing other step* of Officer* of the Seminole Kiel Girls, flown in from several area*, preparation, ha turned tho pro­ gram over to Mrs. Fontoma who Estate Board will be sleeted Tues­ to pass out tho doughnuts and cof­ kept her audience spellbound with day night a t ■ -dinner meeting at fee just aa they did in 1017 and her talk and illustrations. She aa- tha Sea Shell Restaurant, the plained that there are 240 var­ board announced Monday. A state of officers selected by ieties of flab, ail rating bigb in pro.Iao, minerals and vitamins. lb* Nomination Committee include Former Teacher They asctl la special diet*, arc Byrun I„ Kimball for president; easy Is prepare and are thrifty. Ruth Hamilton, vice president; Killed Sunday Elisabeth Kuhn, seeretary-Ueasurer. and-N eil Farmer, director, Lea Cuuipiun, ia, who was tinOth*r uuinlnulioiu are expected to plojed her# last year as music be made from the flour. instructor at Sanford Junior High New member* will b* introduced School, was killed Sunday In a and othar business matters will be car-train crash near Athens, Ga. taken up at the meeting. i Highway patrolmen reported ' that tha road waa a straightaway A bulfat banquet for company and that Compton apparently oaiplo)*s and their families was Oviedo Brotherhood failed to sea the oncoming train, bald Friday night by Holler Motmialnng into it baadon. Also tor Saler at the company plant Meets For Supper killed was Miss Goldie McRae, o l a preview to the presentation Ry MARIAN R JONES 13. a passenger in the Compton of the new 1902 line of Chevrolet* The Brotherhood of tha Oviedo car. Bolts were music teacher* and Oldsmobilci. First Baptist Church met at In Mt. Vernon, Ga. Emmet*. Ferrell, manager, gave 7 p. m. Thursday in the educa­ a talk oa the naw models and tional building for x spaghetti followed this with a film showing supper. Church Revival the new line of cars. Music was Circle* of tha Women's Mis­ provided by Claude Hittrll and sionary Cn.on contributed dishes Opens Monday hia daughter, Linda. They took to the supper menu which was Revival moatiog*. to continue turna io playing aa organ which served under tha direction of ibrough Sunday, opened Monday waa brought to tha offices for Mra. A. A. Myers, locial chair­ at tha Evening Light Church af the occasion. man of tho church, tails ed by God. Rev. Joseph Carr, pastor Sptcial gueila at tha buffai Mr*. Mao King, Mrs. Arthur of the church, reported today. wore J . D. Gnnilsad, repraaent- Carlltdge, Mrs. Charles DishHev. G. M. Kubanka of 41 Ing Genera! Motors Acceptance man and Mrs Jack Bryant. Augustine will serve si revival Corp. and Mrs. Harriett Johnson, Thirty-iiv# members of the minister for daily services, « j f ch advertising representative af the Brotherhood wsra invited to a t­ convene at 7.30 p. m. Tha public Sanford Herald. tend. is invited to attend Fish, Seafood School Brings Club Information had occasion to ertam'ne Into some of t'rls promotional adver.iiing ar.d the following iind.og of fac, in one case in which a fraud order wis issued, aptly som m ariits the sc eme: "Toe evidence shows the preleases, representation* and prom­ ises of this promoter to the effect that hia concern Is a bona fide dealer In coin*, that certain coins are wanted by it, ‘and that its 'listings* will enable purchaser* to procure the sale of varioui toiao to It at tuhaUatial premium* are fall* a ad fraidulcnt. and the • hole sememe ii designed and intended to procure remittances through the mails for the so-called •listing*’ under tje guise of deal­ ing In coins." Krider ratom mended to those Interested In ecln collecting as a hobby that they read some of tha many books available on the sub­ ject, and that they deal with es­ tablished coin dealers. Bombing Derby For 1961 Set NKAI, BROCK, g r a n t grandson of the late Jacob Brock who donated land upon which tha flrat Vo­ lusia County Court Huuae waa built In Enterprise, county aeat at tha time, visited friends in tho com­ munity last waok. Today, the Enterprise S c h o o l stands on the old court house site. (Cox Photo) Hospital Notes Helen B. Stripp, DeBary; Charlei Meriwether, Virginia J . DoShield*, Undo Signorelli, Thomas George, Robert Hutchinson, Fred Smith, Gregory Williams, George Arnold, Edward Plummer, Ben S.eeie, Lelsey Hall, of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Signortlli, of Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Walter J . DoShield) of Saaford, a boy Dismissals Nora Thomas, Geneva; Lonnie Stevens, William Johnson. Tersia Wurte, Doaootu Hills, Mr*. James Addition and baby, Mrs. Vincent Theile and-beby. Jam es Hagin, Mr*. Donald Smith and baby. Business School To Open Soon Plans have been set for a mw business school to open hers soon, according to William Major, reg­ istrar of the school. The Jefferson School of Businsss ia opening its first estabbshuant In Florida, which will be the latest among a chain of schools in eight states la the South and Midwest. The home ofiica is in Richmond, with residence schools in Win­ chester and Fredericksburg. Va., Vlntng, N. J., and Salisbury, Md. The school, which offers two complete courses, is reputed to be the largest and oblast In its field. It provides free placement ser­ vice and brush up courses for graduates. One course, designed primarily for women is the xteno-tecrclarial course. The general business course for men covers account­ ing mainly. (.'tavses will be held on Monday ar.d Thursday nights Irons 7 p m. to 10 p m. for seven months William Major Is a native of Florida and a graduate of the University of Florida. A IN I "Bombing Derby" has bean annsuncad by Captain Joseph M. Tuily Jr., Commander Heavy Attack Wing On# a t tha U. 8. Naval Air Station. This year's Derby will com­ mence ea Ner. f and continue unUl the afternoon of Nov. 11 with four squadrons oa hand for tha annual competition. The squadron* will be representing tbelr aielgnad air­ craft carriers axrept for Hatron Three, tha Haavy Attack Train­ ing Squadron which will repraaent tha fictitious USB Sanford. Hatron Eleven, tha defending champions, will represant tha US8 Franklin D. Roosevelt (GVA-41); Hatron F its tha USS Forrestal (CVA-lff)l nnd Hatron Nina tha USS Saratoga (CVA-Mj. Hatron Ono la deployed to tha U. B. Slath Fleet aboard tha USS Independence (CVA-idJ and wlU therefore not be entered in this year's Deaby. Hatron Seven ia now in a tranaiUon period from tho AID to tho A3J and also will not compata In this yaar’a Derby. The accent of tha eonipetition this yaar will be plaeed on high speed and low altitude. Ons of tha avanta will send tho AID Skywarriora oo o simulated attack mlaaloe that will Uka them from la a ford up through tho southeastern United State* and return lew level. Tha purpose of such a low level attack would bo to minimise detecUon by radar. A lew flying air­ craft ia also laaa vulnerable to anti-aircraft missiles. Saturday, Nov. 11 will bo tha big day for tho puMte aa Haavy Attack Wing Ona squadrons per­ form In precision flying, carrier airmanship and saw s tu c k tech­ niques. Lake Mary HD Club Hears Reports The Lake Mary Heme Deaoailralion Club hold its first meetlag of the mw year at\10;S0 a.m. last Tuesday la the Lake Mary Fire Hall. Mra. Joe Wright, Sheri Course delegate and Seminole County en­ try la the Draft Revue, reported oa the July evcota which aero ware held ia GalMivlUe, bringlag valuable Information oa "How to Cover Old Shoe*.'' Miss Myrtle Wilson, Home Demonstration Agent, discussed the fish cookery school which was held at the Horns Demonstra­ tion Center in Sanford itat Fri­ day and also talked oa the Christ­ mas Workshop which will ba held later ia tha month. Another point stVessed by Mies Wilson, in view of the present hurricane season, was the advisability of homemakers having ampin sup­ plies of canned goods and water on hand. Mrs. Ruth BoutwaU, elected dinner chairman far tha coming bazaar to be sponsored by mem­ bers of the Lake Miry Volunteer Fire Dept. Auailiary on Oct. at, advised that the menu would be announced i t a later date. A covered dish luncheon was enjoyed at the noon hour and Mrs. Donald Smith, expectant mo.her o( this month, was re­ membered with a gilt for the baby. Mrs. William II. Heinbuch and Mrs. Wright were bottessei for the meeting. GS Troop 10 Needs Four More Girls Senior Scout Troop 10 of the Girl Scouts af the Citrua Council announced today that thay have openings fur four more girl*. Any sopoomor* interfiled In Jj.nlog. Is asked to contac. M st Judy Lavender. The group U under tho leadership of Mrs. Jama* Buckler. Special M eeting Set KMA'DTiYiv iiJ .'.ia t SIbMuiti'tH uf tl.a Fimivhi M«thovJiat Ctultiieii'* Home ill Enter prise mrt IuaI Tues­ day at tho Home. Shown seated «round the cuufeienco table, from left, urn Kev. Unwin Head, vice Dreaidebt; Ru|»eit Strickland, treasurer; Erneat Cobb; Kev. John Bikes; Kev. Joaao Waller, president; Ur. Joe Tulle; Huw* liintl Shannon; Kev. Durvvnrd McUunnel; Mutton Mc­ Donald and Mra. McUunald. Standing, from left, are Kev, Franklin Talton, eecrnUry; Leroy Northrop; Rev. John Rooks; Kev. Baacum Carlton, superintendent of the home; William Wilson, casework supervisor nnri Rich­ ard Pearce, attorney, (Cox Photo) A special meeting of all new Sunday Se oul workers of the Prairie Laka Bap in Church baa been called for T;30 p.m. today at ts a church. Mrs. Wilbur Print­ e r and Mal.'orJ Morgan w.J b: m charge af U t meeliag. j COIt BUD B. (sfciAK, commanding oXficnr of Heavy Attack Squadron Seven, made hi* first flight in the AjU “Vif.lento" loot W e d n e s ^ .H a l l «w* sim » rvn> rat inns t Raundrnn ReDlacoment Pilot to receive receivo A3J Train­ the first Operatioaet Squadron Replacemeiit ing fin ­ in f at Heavy Attack Squadron Bouadron Three the Replacement Air Af- Group n ing Squadron for Hatwing One. Cdr. Gear completed the AW Ground >nd rtn#rntinnal nhnse and U ^"hodantT Operational Training phase is now in the Advanced Flight Training Phase. Rotarians Hear Abou t European Trip Joe Guernsey, president of tha Orlando Federal Savings, who has Just returned from a three months tour of Europe, waa the guest of the Sanford RoUrtana Monday at tbelr noon masting. At the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Guernsey said that the Ceamunlsts stopped the tourirts and gave them n SO minute lec­ ture — the delight and joys o( Communism, which proved to be • .lie very quickly when the group got Into B u t Barlio. There they eaw that nothing had bean deaa to restore tha city, the people stood in linai tor food and clothing and homta were ahabby end worn. “ It was also painfully eppar- eat that tho Communiit treatment at tho Jews make the Nasi atro­ cities look mild,” Guernsey u id . "Do wa realixt how serious the Berlin situation Is?" he aiked. Guernsey entertained the Ro­ tarians wi.h a travelogue of his trip through Europe, accompanied by his wife. They visited Franca, Italy, Swliserland, England, Scot­ land, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Germany, Austria and many other ptacas, during their summer tour. During hia time abroad, Guer­ nsey, said that bo attended t t or 14 Rotary meetings, in every country ia Europe and two oa board (hip. Ha described the dif­ ferences ia tba way the club* ware run. and commented that the' Europeans, especially the French, have a much more aoclal atmosphere a t tbelr club m e # Inga than is condoned in tho U.S. Wally Phillips was program chairman for the day. *—-*- B Witt I I ,F^,i M b Praaifjaf w ai Mr*. w .B . Heath, new preaMOAt. jpther new officers Y f l V A A Lawn Mowere installed were Mra. J. W. Yar­ I 0 2 0 0 , lM # D o ., gy.jg borough, vies president; Mrs. VncRfl Mo,or Sfaot,r* Paul Maxwell, secretary, and ▼ iie.ee d , w i ggg.pg Me Mrs. Hasal Prevail, treasurer. Misi Myrtle Wilson, Seminole U w U Salts l Strvict Couaty Homs Demonstration Authorised Vespa Dealer Agent, giva an IntarasUag outline U !7 Country Club Rd. FA 2-1«gf of plana for the new yaar, itrasslag tha demoastrstion oa cooking fish and other sea food which waa held Friday at the Homs Demon­ stration Center la S eated. She also stressed the Importance of 4-H Club werk la the commun­ fAcama - c i a t in o - it o s a o i l»<ll *«< l*a( OIllMi* ity and club members joined the F a i r w a y T t x a c a S t w i c e **•»• Usilae Vs* Us*. 1st. president and Hiss Wilma In 'S40VIN0 WITH CASS IVIElWHlIE" H orry M. KaMfte, Jr., M«r. pledging their loyal support to n. u * a issfwe *a n t n Mrs. T e a Klnnalrd, now Geneva 4-H Club Chairman. Mrs. Heath gave a brief report oa her attendance at the Short Course tn Gainesville this summer and expressed appreciation to the club for making her trip possible. C.msl.te teit.u,ti«„ — I,stir, At the close of the business I,It/Mm <>« sites,* Hite,*, meeting, refreshments of sand­ Wtter li» n I m litftMte, wiches and punch wefa served by IM X Voters SA 1 III the hostesses, Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. Prevatt. PLUMIINA A HIATINA Seminole High tea A«e i.aniis •« ah u , mi *i CONTRACTORS A«tem,'n liiiMbiMii ttlk a«*tare SA 1)411 Sets Joint Meet llums.sa Arc H««h»| C*ali«tter, Seminol* High School parent* Chapman Concrata sod teachers aro invited to the Products flrat mooting ef the year Thurs­ day at 7:30 p.m. in tha auditor­ •LOCRS ium. tte*a.Aa twAt, — r,w *•<„ Principal Andrew J. Bracken Car Stop, — 411!* — l.intcls ' !-*/,te!*a Is IS* I h I lim" will introduce tn* faculty of the •SA N aim SA t -,4 ,1 school and discuss rulas and regu­ III* |l a *#/* Otl u t e , te Mill lation!. Pa rants will be given their chil­ dren's schedule card*, and will then sat out on an orientation ART ELECTRIC rourse. designed to give them 10 OP SANFORD minutes in each classroom, where Mi I n I t ii )• w.z >, the teacher of each clats will - MSMfttel — Ctnwna/ captain the school's polic es con­ l»* SMI , AM 0 « .« Aftf. S' cerning homework, gradng sys­ *. O S i, III M t* M „ , tem, text books and other inPhon* Sauford FA 2-3427 (creating po.nla that parent* should know. Members of the Anchor Club will serve as gu'dcs for visltirs who wilt be given maps of the Kheol to help them fm i their CCSrt Mu*. way a round 9*sjihr laitellsIiM, Sun* IfIf h * H — Wsisi I,item, III l * *f kte te l — Horn I *.!«/< Oil U mm a,*. i, fa i c STEINM EYER Root,a* A Mhcrt Metal, ine. ««* i i , | ' i ImteitetiM m s *.*«>. uMiteri . W tl,r„M ii.i, tassi Mstel W ,(l !,«• tii.Mute, — Sun Cl,,i Wm* NOW IN g LOCATIONS — 213 Oak U t . FA 2-1711 S. Saaford A ft. FA 2-3j 9 B & M Roofing C o . MW tOOFiMA AND RfPAItA C»-nm»r: ,1 — l , i „ i i , l — i m . i ' i x Imam — > >.>,« — ,,,« m * a vamai a.,. SA I I IU Hi-Nooners Coll Business Meet Officers of the High Sooner. Bowling League a n n o f-e that there will be a abort business meeting at 12:13 p. a . Wednevdojr bcf:re the league bowUn? hrg'ni. All lra.iut mem'-:r* a ;i urged to attend^ Ft KM IT KK Berry’s Warehouse Furniture C o ., Inc. oiivf OCX ro IHI iain S ite * '* M tel w . I /,.., D'1„ m I in.*. — I m , , i t««. ut W. kirsl Ssu.urd FA 2 3 tHiia a AiwAia savinuv on FOOTWEAR *OS Ih* SMlf* SAMiVI Al �T u m . S e p t I t , 1M 1— f f e f t S Navy Wives Name Convention Delegate Navy Wives Club No, at the home of Mrs. T. L. ZS01 South Park Ave. for the ular monthly get-together. Mrs. D. F.. Smith was elected delegate to the National Conven­ tion of Navy Wives Clubs, at Orange. Teaks, The group wished her "good luck" and will anxious­ ly await her return for news the contention. Mrs. Pall was named chairman of the monthly basaar held by the club. A aocial Is scheduled for this Wednesday at the Club, starting at 3:30 pm . Reser­ vations must be in before Satur­ day. Three prospective members wrra welcomed by the group. They were Carol Parsons, Betty Fleet and Jackie Garke. A farewell coffee.was given, cently, by club members, for Mrs. Stackhouse, at the home ot Mrs. SZoitT Robertson. Local S Vj ° F FH 0f h ^ ? Ft N A V Y W ‘,VESJ C L U B 211 a r e le ft to r ig h t, aeated . inrtMr.ETH p T k’ ,rey ,,rwr1’ M w . T. C. MrA n ally , -c ro p boolc ch airm n n g*" 1**"* Mra- R -M. Horton, layette chairS i ” ' JF* ’ ? UwIlcit£ ; 2.1" ’ F - H * c h a p la in ; M ra. S c o tt R o b ertao n , p re s id e n t a n d M ra. D . E . S m ith , p a rlia m e n ta ria n . (H erald P h o to ) Picnic Planned By V A H -5 Enlisted Wives Mra. Edna Kidd, was hostess to the monthly meeting of the Enlisted Wives Club of VAII-3. # Plans were made for a picnic at Lake Golden, Sept. 23. Com­ mittees were appointed to make arrangement* for the event. Assisting Mrs. Kidd with re ­ freshments during the social hour were Mra. John Satterfield and Mrs. Carol Connely. Other members present were Mrs. H. A. Manning, Mrs. J . A. Hatfield, Mrs. J . D. Rohrcr, Mra. (E dw ard Easter and Mrs. Lee McKclvey. Joy Circle Introduces New Study Book The Juy Circle of the Grace Church met at the home of Mrs. W. T. Parsons Jr., for the monthly business and pro­ gram with 11 members present. Upon arrival, coffee, limeade and homemade cookies were serv­ ed by th e , hostess. Mrs. Donald Jackson was welcomed as a new member. Mrs. Roy Wall was In charge of the dcvo.ion period, using as $ t c r theme "Are we ready for Chrisl'a Second Coming?" Mrs. Jack Rossman, program chairman, presented the first in a series of studies on "The Meaning of Suffering," by Ralph Sockman. Mrs. Richard Stivers presided a t the business session. Projects discussed included the cancelled atamp project and "The ^Tw elve", an organization devoted to witnessing. Mrs. William Bruce waa appointed new sunshine chairman. ^Methodist DeBary B P W ~ Z\u b Plans October Harvest Dance ^ Members of the DeBary Busi­ ness and Professional Women's Club met at the home of Mrs. 31. Accardt, Hibiscus Drive, for the monthly session. Swimming was enjoyed during the afternoon, followed by a cov­ ered dish supper. Hostesses for the supper were Dorothy Papineau, Margaret Williams. Alice ^Robiolio. Margaret Cunningham ^ a n d Marie Accardi. 3lrs. Jo Peck, president, pre­ sided at the business meeting. Al­ berta Warner received her BPW pin and two names were propu>ed for membership. Mrs. Peck dis­ placed the road signs for mem­ bers to tee. Sally N'eider will see that they are erected at each end of town. Q Bertha Lederhaua will be hoiteai to the October meeting and a guest speaker will present the program. A harvest moon dance la sched­ uled for Oct. 21 at the DeBary Fire House. Tickets are available now. There wtll be door prizes, refreshments and surprises. Events SANFORD ASSEMBLY 25 Order of the Ruinbow for for Girla installed new officer* for the fall term, re­ cently , wt the Masonic Hail, installing officer was llarvey Dunn, post worthy patron Seminole Chapter 2, OES. Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds was installing marshall, Herman Shimming, chaplain, C. A. lnghram, recorder, and WEDNESDAY Hibiscus Circle of the Sanford Garden Club mccta at the home of Mra. J . M. Fahey, on Lake Emma, for covered dish aupper and aocial. Boating and awimming in the af­ ternoon. aupper at -5:30 p.m. Dinner Party Honors Student Johnny Higginbotham, L'nivers- j the service. Webber plans to Join j classes at Rolltni College, ami ity of Florida freshman, was guest the Navy and Wright la still un- Anderson has returned to Semi of honor at a farewell dinner party I decided. Billy Wall will attend I note High School. prior to his leaving for school on Saturday to begin his pre-med studies. Several members of the group who gathered for the last lime this summer were life guards with Johnny at Sanlando Springs. Buys who served as guards were James \fright, Jimmy Edge and Bill Webber, head life guard. Two otner guesta were Marion Ander­ son and Billy Wall. The young men enjoyed a dinner of barbc<|ued chicken, baked po­ tatoes, tossed salad, cranberry sauce and butter-flake rolls. After dinner, a period of conversation and discussion of plans for the future, must of the group altrndcd a movie. Among the plans which the boya have are college and service fu­ tures. Jimmy Edge leturns to Florida Southern next week for his second year, white Webber and Wright will soon be enlisting in Alpha Delta Kappa Visitors Present Dessert Party Program For Given By Osteen Home Club Catholic Women Mrs. Clarence Snyder wav hos­ tess tu the first fall meeting of the Osteen Home Demonstration Club. Mrs John Bradin, president, conducted a short business ses­ sion snd introduced three guests from the Lake Helen and IleLand Clubs, who presented a very in­ teresting program. Mrs. Adeline Elias of Dcl.and told bow manufacturers are mak­ ing garments and explained the meaning of the symbols. Mrs. Eva f'fannmuller of Lake Helen talked about the new fabrics now on the market and .Mrs. Cbarline Froelick, of Lake Helen gave a demon­ stration on covering shoes snd handbags with fabric. During (he social hour, the hos­ tess served refreshments of jello. cake, candy and punch Others at­ tending were Mrs. James Wallin. Mrs. Robert Williams, Mrs. Harry Osteen. Mrs Frank George, Mrs. Guy IIeall. Mrs. John Jurss, Mrs. Nick Pfelfniif, Mrs. A. Sheppard, Mrs. Joe Masters, Mrs. p. T. Piety, Mrs. Norman Miller, Mrs. John Snyder, Linda Pfiefaul. Tan Lynn and Cathy Juris. klembert of the All Soule Cath­ olic Women’s Club entertained a group of prospective new mem­ bers at a dessert party In the Parish Social Hall, recently. Rev. Richard J . Lyons, pastor, welcomed the group. The main event of tha evening was a talk by Mrs. Joseph Schoebert, presi­ dent ot the Orlando Central Dean­ ery. St. Augustine Diocesan Coonell of Catholic Women. Mrs. Schoebert used as her topic “Why the Catholic Women’a Club?" She explained the rela­ tionship of the parish affiliation to the National Council of Cath­ olic Woman. During the social hour refresh­ ments were served by boateasae, Mra. F. E. Roumlllat Sr. and Mrs. Harry Daehn. Games were enjoyed during the remainder of the evening, under the direction ot Mra. Carolyn Pierro and Sirs. Kitty Purdy. Prizes were awarded to the win­ ners. Sorority Sanford Women Chooses Project Attend Seminar Alpha Delta Kappa honorary teachers' sorority met in live home of 3Trs. Floyd ItlchanD recently. The chaplain. M iss Ruby Booth, opened the meeting with a devo­ tional. Miss Ollie Itccsc Whittle, president, conducted the business meeting a t which time reports were heard from the various chairmen of committees. Tha sorority plans to furnish draperies and shades for 17 rooms of the County Home as its pro­ ject for the coming year. Last year the organization took an ac­ tive part In helping in the School for Retarded Children and in the Juvenile Council. Attractive year books winch contain the program for the year were distributed. An interesting and informative film atrip depicting the highlights of the recent National Education Association Convention ndd in Atlantic City was presented ami narrated by the program chair­ man, Mrs. Richards. Mr. ami Mrs. Richards wert Ilie NFA repre­ sentatives from Seminole County. (p su iA a n a h Johnny Higginbotham loll Sat­ urday for the University of Flor­ ida at Gainesville where hr will begin hia studies toward a career tn medicine. He was accompanied on the tnp by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Higginbotham. Mickey Durak left for Gaines­ ville Sunday to enroll (or his sophomore year at the University of Florida. William L. (Buddy) Kirk Jr. has enrolled at Stetson University where he will take a prelaw course. Mr, and U n . Ernest Southward hava returned from Hartxvlile, ^Women’s Club S. C., after taking their daughter. Rosemary, to enter Coker College Plans Tea there. She plans tn take a pre-med By MARIAN R. JONES • course, in preparation for a med­ Members of the Oviedo Women's ical career. Club will be honored a t a tea Fri­ day by tha Club'a Executive PROPER NAIL POLLSH Women with abort, round nails Board. Tha event, the second to take should use pale nail polish. The place in tha new clubhouse, wtll polish should be extended to the be held between the hours of 3 tip of the nail for an elongating effect. fSb-aa- and I p m. WELL GUARDED is Johnny Higginbotham, life-guard during the recent season at Sanlmulo Spritix* as he is surrounded by three other life guards at a party in his honor. From left, seated are James Wright, Johnny, and (till Webber. StumiinK are Marion Anderson and Jimmy Edge. (Herald Photo) Osteen Personals By MR3. CLARENCE SNYDER cottage at Lemon Bluff Mrs. William Nellies Is a pa­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee ol Sanford were recent guests of 3lr. tient in Seminole Memorial Hoiand Mrs, Hugh Trulock at tl.elr plal where she has undergone surgery. Roy Collins has returned to his home after a bout with pneumonia in Seminole Memorial Hospital. Nancy Riggs recently spent a week with Mra. Hazel Prevail in Geneva, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kiser and The senior planning board of ions, Carl and Jerry, recently the Citrus Council of Girl Scouts visited her brother and sister-inheld the first meeting of the law, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kigg>. They have returned to their home “Scout” year at the Girl Scout in Uouisvillr, Ky. House in Orlando. Girlx who attend this meeting have an opportunity to learn how to plan for all scout activities. All who went agreed to be on commit­ tees dial plan and carry uul camporcei. conferences and camp-outs. Each senior troop tn tha Citrus TUESDAY Council sends two delegates and First Baptist ushers meet at 1 one alternate to represent them p.m. at the church for dinner and at these meetings. The delegates instruction. take requests and ideas to the Homemakers Class of First Bap­ planning board and bring back rulings and plans to be voted on tist Church meets at R pm . with Mrs. M. T. Haynes, 347 Plumosa by their own troops. Representatives who make the Drive. THURSDAY trip each month from Sanford are, Hrrnda Brown. Joyce Waltz and The Uadies Aid o! the Lutheran Barbara Buckler, from Troop No. Church of the Redeemer will meet 10 and Karen Green. Nikki Mor­ at 7:30 p m at the church for an gan and Bonnie Avenel, from important meeting. All members Troop 211. are urged to attend. Girl Scouts Planning Board Meets In Orlando Church Calendar We have MOVED Corner to Ith la rg e r ST SANFORD GORMLY FA 171 / At Daytona Ladles from the Sanford First Methodist Church attending the DrUand District Woman’s Society of Christian Service Educational Seminar which was held in the First Methodist Church in Day­ tona Beach on Sept. >3, were Mrs. Clarence Pursell, Mrs. Hay Her­ ron. Mrs. John W. William, Mrs. Fred Hartia, Mrs. R. U. Hutchison, 3lrs. W. W. Tyre. Mrs. J. I’. Thurmond. Mrs. John T. Adams Jr., Mrs. J. K. Ferrell, Mrs. L. D. Hastings, Mrs. U. E. Forguson, Mrs. B. H. Crumley, and Mrs Byron Smith. The Seminar was a presentation of the (tve mission studies for the year conducted by district and conference officers. Clinics for workers with children and youth were also held Tlir Inspirational speaker was Miss Polly Lassiter, Florida Conference deaconess of rural work from Perry, Fla Representatives from 33 church­ es in the Dcl.and District were in attendance. A\ MR- AND MRS. C. G. MCWATTERS, Country Club R«i., celebrated their 23rd wedding anniversary, Sunday. They spent the weekend at Silver Spt'injti and visited points of interest in the area. Woman's Club Holds Card Party-Shower The kitchen shower and card party sponsored by live Sanlord Woman's Club was very successful. A large percentage of the members attended and the kitchen will be a more efficient place to work after adding all the many articles donated at the shower. Included were lpoons, forks, ladles, a deep-well cooker, plastic howls, loaf pans and about 330 In cash, to purchase whatever else la needed. This was the lirst meeting of ihe season and Ihc members enJoyed visiting and exchanging summer vacation news. Refresh­ ments of red fruit punch, delicious varieties of home made cookies, nuts and mints were served. The serving table was covered with a red checkered chilli and held an epergne. made from a palm hlo-anm, decorated with many red hibiscus. The kitchen shower theme was curried out in other arrangements. The entrance table held an ar­ rangement of crotom and ixora in a copper container and another attractive arrangement featured podocarpus and ixora in a coffee maker, with a wooden cutting board and satad fork and spoon. Mrs. David Moore gave out Ihe new year books. A plan to help new' members become acquainted will be initiated this year. Attrac­ tive card-pins with each mem­ ber's name »n them will be worn at all club {unctions. Mrs. At Hunt supervised Ihe card games during the afternoon and awarded prizes to 3lrs. Ray­ mond Smith, for screeno; Mrs. C. F. Proctor Sr., (or high score in bridge and Mrs. W. D. Hoffman, for high score in Iloliva. Mrs. Irving Pryor won Ihe special prize, for haling the marked punch cup. The lirst regular luncheon meet­ ing of the Hub will be held Oct. 4. Dinner-Meeting Enjoyed By Osteen Class The Adult Ladies Sunday School Class of the Osteen Baptlat Church met iq the church annex for the monthly get-together. A covered dish supper w et served, followed by a devotion period and social hour. Mra. King Allman was In eharge of tho de­ votions. Otners attending were Mrs. 3. S. Peterson. Mrs. Claude Tyson, Mrs. Albert Clark, Sira. Guy Beall, Mrs. Harry Osteen, Mrs. Lol* Rrooke and Mra. Robert Wil­ liams. DON’T CRT To sate tears when sliclog onion, slice it Into thin alleoe and then Just slip the thin band* uf skin from each onion slice. HOMES of D IST IN C T IO N • R E S T R IC T E D Every summer, girls and wom­ en squeeze themselves into skimpy swimsuits a size too small on the theory that tins will make them appear smaller. What il does ii call unflattering attention to heavy legs, a large bosom or a hip problem. and EXCLUSIVE • Featuring Large Rooms Throughout • Air Conditioning and Hsating by G-E Weither iron • Color-Pat rd Patioa end Individual Landscaping GIFTS LUXURIOUS S E N E R A l^ ELECTRIC DREAM KITCHENS j W h en y o u m o v e . . . : • , • J Y our Welcome Wagon lloatca will rail with a basket o f g ift. . . . and friendly greeting, from our religious. civic and • J • • J ,• s to re Dorothy McAlexamicr, musician. From left are Joyce Shepard, Hope; Linda Sue Williams, zissoetofe Worthy Advisor; Jeanne Markham. Worthy Advisor receiving the gavel from Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, Mother-Adviaor, Lynn McCord, Chsrity and Carol Fuller, Faith. (Herald Photo) business leaders. • ShojLmak&h DIRECTIONS: Turn Went At Tho Traffic Light on CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. 17-92 At 20th Street Cun lorn Building a Specialty Drive 2 Miles 211 W. 25th ST. General Office FA 2-3103 Sale* Office FA 2-7195 To IdyUwilde �1 'W h o's V p u r Leader?' Political Notebook akaanlac, e r a re a a m esiith, WASHINGTON — .(NBA Whether Brasil caa pull itself Om other physical factor Is n o a (Was sows eiwdenew. Quadras has oaa had eye, the m u l t of a boyheed accident. An operation in f.yU w a m not completely suecssafuL Fear of going blind may hare put him In the frame of mind to throw up the whole business. After creatine his artificial crisis, howersr, there was no un­ doing the da mays. He la reported to have sobbed openly as he board! ed the boat to leavo Brasil. that partisan, etty-eountry Uo at fha haart of that* deadlocks, tarty usually tries to rashtps dis­ own advantage. Whtra power is ibo o m h H— iliB ittr m ia Arkoaaaj, tho difficulty e e t m on tho enforced rivalry o f sitting congressmen wrtwee districts mutt bo eonsolidotod. Two top Houso rtM ilttn loodors, Wilbur lfOU of Ways and Moons and O m Burin of Intm toto Commorce, may h a v e to clash hHIm Arkansas find* a now approach. Pennsylvania lawmakers understandably art ths mhappiost ef all, sines that state's quota must drop ftv a tho prssost SO to *7 next year. Yet In all tha deadlocked states reports have it that compromise may stffl emerge ia time for compliance with lM t election procedures. Where reapportionment Is not accomplished in time In states which lose seats, the federal law requim that all congressional candidates must run statewide. Both ties make bravo noises about being willing to fact t tost hero and than, but neither can rosily view tho the nrosooct with tdossure. To run at large is often to be thrust, little known, on • Ug, baffling campaign stage. Few professionals doubt that many incumbents would go down in such confused competition. Painful as It is to them, reapportionment the leaser evil to many politician# caught I escapable dilemma. Letters S CASK K-4Mj Albarta Hutton, of So It not only halpe you buoy up Freeport, Pennsylvania, la a tal- tho moral# of deserving folks around you, but improves your yood the tall of duty. "Two yean ago," she says, "I own pononolity. That's double ac­ had 94 pupils in tha 6th grada, 1 tion of tha right sort. Not only Is this oxperimsnt an started tho Compliment Club In 'M j room aad I pupils finished tha ideal project for achools, but it ia alao excellent for church organisa­ SO-day experiment. . "Loot year there wero 13 who tions, Scouts and Camp F in Girls. completed it. And'this past term ‘ Mrs. ~R. S. Hollar, of Anderson, 17 pupils in my m m merited their Indians, has long been a sponsor diplomat for having successfully of Girl Scouts. “Our Girl Scout Troop No. 2-JO," concluded the full 10-day project. "Needless to say, I have a grand •ho informod mo recently, "would group of pupila this year. Your Ilka to Join your Compliment Club. "Wo htvo 9 girls, agod 11 ysart, Compliment Club brings happiness to many people.” and 9 of them havo already com­ This Compliment Club simply pleted ths aO-day project. puts tho Golden Rule into effective "They w an vsry enthusiastic. dally aetioa. It diverts your atten­ Each girl has gained a rich inner tion from your own aches and experience from it. Wo are coordi­ pains or selfish, IntroverUve think­ nating tho Compliment Club ex­ ing. periment with their Hoopitelity For you muet analyss your com­ Badge. panions ta you look for virtues on "Dr. Crane, you may remember which to pay thtm sincere compli­ that eevenl yoan ago I used tho ments. Compliment Club with my older it* merit tho signed diploma, daughter’s troop, you just pay a compliment to each "And she still spook ■ of It aa of three people every day for 30 •no a f tho most helpful experi­ eeneecutivo day*. ences that scouting gave bar." Bhy, timid folks who get tongueMany grown man and women tied, soon become more at ease aro still such victims of stage and can start conversations easily fright th at they can’t apeak in after trying tho Compliment Club public and are poor conversationfor a few Weeks. •lists, oven on a date. Page 4 • Sanford, Florida Tuesday, September 19, 1961 ___ __ e * w « e a. etBLow. in n e n a r m i i s s s LABRV T n s S B L STILTS A OCIBIXB r a t S X VOLTOL1RW u a w i l l i U ilir Alverllota# Director Circulation Maaesor i b i i i w il l s ■ a n n i n r r jowxsox C*«nty SSItor Cl»»vines liases*.S a a o WILLI CBOWLIA VAKISM JAMS k a a e i l l h U M M lU tlll lu » t Seoiotr la tte r Bueletea llaaaaer To The Editor First a t all, lot me congratu­ late you m your promotion. 1 recognioo that you a m a very good newspaper mao, aad I beHave I know wkst you am trying ta do. You am evidently work­ ing hard for reader Interest. You know only loo wall tb it If o dog bites a m u tho now* Is not worth writing. But—U o HAN bkla* a DOG— you bavo llesdllnos. Your job Is to odl papers. You mention that you are pick­ ing on the County Commissioners because they isavo themselves wide open! There'o only ooo way to stay out of trouble! Bay nothing . . . Do Nothing . . Be Nothlngt Please, don't wash all tho starch out of our Commissioners. Tske one Instance: 1 bavo heard more comments about the BinzBangl Then was no mention ol a need for o gun to kilt snakes in the heavy grasses tho Commis­ sioners aro tramping through at danger to their own lives In order lo look over the land that is be­ ing considered for drainage con­ trol. The comments I hava heard all around town have been oo derogatory lo the Commissioners Involved that It makes mo shud­ der. Tbesa men have families. They a n businessman and have other Incomes. They thought they were needed lo tho community and fait they could flit tho need. I wonder how tboir kids feel when they see their fathers smeared la their community rather than praised for trying to do th tlr Job aa they sea it. llow do their wives (sol when they meet their neighbor! in tho grocery sto n e and a t their club meetings? Proud — or ashamed! When I read the item, I, teo, thought only that aome one was out gunolng for thsso men, and that wo w on really living tho frontier days ov«r again. I have heard our city laughed at and ridiculed. 1 don't believe that la what you Intended at all. I think you were having some (un and creating reader interest, but it backfired. Not long igo aome folks t had known previously came into my office lo talk to me. mostly against the Commissioners. 1 re allied then that this newspaper talk is not realty funny at all. Their thinking la so warped that It was lo m t alarming. If they a n expressing the vlaws of any kind of s majority in this county, heaven help us ta the next election. No self-respect­ ing man will consider running for office You must admit that tha men on this Commission could be a lot worse, and we art lucky to hava them. If we dis­ agree, we have many ways to let them know bow wo feoL Thoro la no bottar way than to appear baton a Commission masting either individually o r as a repre­ sentative of a nputabla group of citUena who want aad a n willMemorial GlfU fee HEART RESEARCH Gratefally Acknowledged inanity. Kecenlly we had in our odlcc a visit from northern cheats. They had stopped enroute to San­ ford at a motel in JackionvIUe. There they read in the local paper about our Commissioner! having a fight and about one Commissioner who had a "stroke” after tha fight during the Com­ mission meeting. Tha paper went Into detail to say that he was laying on ibe floor and had to be revived. These people were on their way to locate in Sanford upon retire­ ment and to build a beautiful rlvetfroat home. They would be an asset to the community. But they wanted to know: "W hit goes The truth of the matter ia that one Commissioner, who suffers a heart condition, was affected by tba excitement— which he started—and that the other com­ missioner, who was a part of the argument, actually never rose from his chair. It was Just TALK. Maybe a Commissioner does leave himself "wide open” when ha accuses another of being a liar. Would you rather ho put on his velvet gloves and said: "Dear Honorable Commissioner: What you have just said is an untruth. Sir, 1 demand that you retract thla careless statement—or choose your weapon.” Tbe weapuu chosen might be en "inviible dagger,” a lethal weapon if there over was one. t know—wo havo aome in our own backs. If I had a choice and could chooso my weapons, I would profor to bo called a liar In public. At laast then I could da* fend myself. it ts a good thing the Commis­ sioners aren't newspaper men out after the Sanford Herald. They* could have a ball loo. Coma Un—let's have soma fun —but let's be constructive. It eeomi lo me thsl we have real exciting thing* ahead, and you and your and the paper can be an Important factor—if not really the most Important one—in bring­ ing about contentment end pros­ perity to tho community. You can’t do B alonge, that 1 know I am aura you realise that an industry, before It considers a move, looks very thoroughly Into ALL dements In an a n a . They can sense deceit and chicanery. Likewise, It won't taka them long to observe a healthy com­ munity, if it U healthy. Their representatives will eit on the drug store stools, in tbs bars, and they will read local newspapera for six months back. If you war* a worthwhile Indus­ try investing a great deal ef money, wouldn't you do tplsr I want my local paper to be a dynamic force for GOOD. You can eith tr holp ua build o r hdp tear us down. But la the proctes you will either go down with us —or prosper se we prosper. Florence Harrlie. Dear Editor; Your full page etory In tha September Nth ieeuo oi tho Sonford Herald on Uw canal to make Sanford tho Inland w ater port and plane for the upper St. Johns flood control snd conservation was excellent. Tha article wai wall composed with accurate facts snd projections. Your efforts wilt be tremen­ dously effective la informing tbe public of Iht value in developing this and all areas within ths scene of the projects. This article ia another fine example of the progressive public service that tba Sanford Herald is rendering to our community. Wills this typo uf support, «o hope to see these projects become a reality. Sincerely. John Krider Manager INSECT ADVICE COLLED E STATION. T e x . (UF1) — The Texas AAM College extension service warns farmers not lo grab the closest insecticide when bugs begin to nibble Into farm profits. "Take (he time to Identify tbe Insects on your crops,” the aervtea said. "That way, you can gat proper control measures without using an ineeclicide that may kill baneficiil insects.'' Ohio, with 44 million pounds, ranks third among stales of tbe Union in pop corn production. Fay Htnle’s Your Pocketbook la HU* fast-moving world, poopie of modest meaaa aa well as the wealthy a n using trusts to help them safeguard and manage their property s i well a s . for settling estates. Iv an it your total worth ia do a o ra than a law thousand dol­ lars, you should bo awaro of tho different types of trusts and how you might decide whether a trust would benefit you. A trust i t a legal instrument and must be drawn by an at­ torney. It provides to r the care and management of property by soother. You can designate any­ one oa trustee, but usually the trust service is performod by a bank. Moat commercial banks a r t goarod to perform trust services and the decisions mado are usually made by n team of experts, experts In reel estate, securities and taxes. As for ell services, there are charges for creating snd operat­ ing traits. Usually these (Ms a rt set by state laws. * Before sitting up n trust you should seek careful advice from your lawyer, e banker, even an accountant. You should know your exact net worth and Include hare any pen­ sion fund money for which you may be eligible, proceeds from Insurance policies should you die. You should look at your cur. rant tax bracket and appraise bow your estate might be taxed. One of the chief reasons for set­ ting up a tra it today Is to reduc* ths tax load both on current In­ come and on estates. % You should appraise whether your assets are working for you a t their peak and know exactly how you want your money diitnbuttd upon your death. For you to consider, tbs (our main types of trusts are: * The living trust, one which you esn create la your lifetime. You might wish to make thla trust ravocsble, meaning that •¥ the end of a sat period, the pro­ perty la trust will be returned to you. In some circumstances a tax advantage can be gained. An irrevocable trust means you surrender the tight to end the to u t. In this esse you could still enjoy tho Income of your property dur­ ing your lifetime, * A tra it under your will ij (hm opposite of a living (rust. Inites ™ you set up the machinery- during your lifetime, specifying to whom you wish both principal and in­ come to go. You can also stipulate how you wish this property to be handled io far s i the sale of real estate, securities and such are concerned and the objectives of investment such as whether your assetL should be invested to produce lrP come or capital growth or both where possible. In such cases it Is best not to be too rigid in your desires since changed economic conditions over the ycare may dis­ sipate your original desires. * A trust can be created to administer life insurance pro­ ceeds. in stocks & bonds Lota of people thaee days a r t planning to become In­ vestors for th a first time. If you are one of them wa’d Ilk* to recommend four atapa to follow. STEP ONEi Choose your broker with cere. M any an unwary Investor has regretted buying worthless stock from a stranger who delivered a high-pressure sales t»lk on tb e telephone. You'll be wise to visit a nearby M ember Firm of the N tw York 8tock Exchange. Every Registered Representative there has met the Ex­ change's qualifications for knowledge of investing. H e's not Infallible—no one ia. B u t he con help you choose sensibly from a wide variety of good securities. STEP TW O: Follow these wise rules for investing. Use only money you don't need for living expenses or emer­ gencies. And invest on tho basis of facta—never on tips or rumors. You'll be wise to consider bonds, too, for th tlr prices to d income tr e normally more stable and m ay fit your situation. You can aspect tba price of both stocks and bonds to go down ss well u up. And • company rasy run into trouble snd stop paying a dividend or intaroat. You’ll want to consider those with good records and those th a t appear to have th a beat prospects. STEP THREE: Ask yourself th is question: Which Is most im portant to m o -fu tu re growth, present Income or safety of principal? Some companies may pay rela­ tively high dividends. Others m ay pour back more of thair pro tiu in expansion, leaving leas (perhaps noth­ ing) available for dividends. Bonds usually provide n more stable Income and greater safety of principal. easiest travel on earth MTIINN1IE SERVICE CONVENIENT BEFRNTUES STEP FOUR: Send tha coupon bolow for "DIVIDENDS OVEB THE YEARS.” Thla free booklet la packed with valuable Information. You’ll And tbe records of aome 47Q stocks th a t have paid a cash dividend every year for 23 y ta rs or more. And a description of tho M onthly Investm ent Plan through which you can acquire stock in famous companies by Investing with aa llttlo u Xtu •very three months or as much aa $1,000 a m onth. Send th e coupon before you forgot. Owe geur aAare a / American busbwao W h e th e r y o u 're Members New\brk Stock Exchange b u y in g u f selling re a l e s ta te p ro p e rty , th e h a n d s to d ro p y o u r prub- JA C K S O N V ILLE lim in to are o u rs! Fee oBlooe ol Mewbarewasaaet jr*u, look utter New York Stark g whose* la tea stark tester taction of tte "Yettew h n a .” Contact ■xkd roa n a n aoonrr. Moil to • Uomter Firm of tte Now York STANDARD SEMINOLE . DoBABY COUNCIL P. 0 . BOX 1M SANFORD. FLA. The aew president, Joes Goulart, is a wealthy rancher who la aloe head of Brasil's Labor party, conaideiahlo of a leftist, politically unscrupulous in ths hast o r worst Latin • American traditions, antiAmerican and an opportunist Ha la considered anxious to get back the executive powers he su r­ rendered on the Insistence ef Brasil's military leaders. The government will be ran by the prime minister. Dr. Tancredo Neves, who la considered a con­ servative. Brasil hsd a prime min­ ister before it became a republic, so a return to this form of goveminent la not as unnatural aa it seemed a t f irs t But a government so easily created by a congress can also be thrown out by a congress. That is the danger. Ae a m atter e f fa c t during Brasil's presidential elections of I960, tho military leaders threat­ ened to impooo a prime ministar on Janie Qnadroa because they did not like tho kind of campaign ho was conducting. B at Quadras' op­ ponent fo r the presidency, Mar­ shal Honrique Lott, denounced ths plan and it was dropped. Inside reports on Just what taut-' ed Quadrae to resign tho presi­ dency indicate this was in charac­ ter. He walked out on hie political backers onca before, when he was running for tho presidency. He did not support his own party’s candidate for the vice pres­ idency, Hilton Campos. Instead, Quadras supported General Lott's running mate, Joao Goulart, who was running for re-election as vice president. When objections ware raised by tho conservatives ta this and other Quadra# campaign tactics, ho re­ signed and went to a seaside re­ sort. A delegation persuaded him to renounce hie 'reignslion and re­ sume the campaign. He went on to win, and Goulart won with him. Thoro is mounting evidence that Janio Quadrat expected to bo call­ ed back after resigning the presi­ dency, Aa president, he had taken hold and necessary a c t i o n to got Brasil's financial affairs on an •van keaL But he waa criticised by con­ servatives and miliary leaden for currying favor with the Commun­ ists snd uttfenaUonalieU s t home. In International affairs he hsd vis­ ited Cuba, cuddled up to Castro and tried to pursue a polk? of neutral­ ism in a belief ho could reconcile Cuba and tho United States. But direct and indirect affronta to tho United States wero many. That waa unpopular with con­ gressmen and the military. Quadras, it la now believed, de­ cided that he could establish his supremacy over the military by arousing a popular manifestation of support. So he resigned, expect, ing to be called back. Instead, all he did was pull ths rug out from under his own f e e t. SERVICE STATION H I 8*. Park Are. 2124 Park Drive, Sanford Telephone FAIrfax 2-2111 Nights — FA 2 0619 FA 3-3111 TMHWAYS. s s s t s s a ts s p * « -« -« •» • w * No. 493 * * ; �S ljr ta n fn ri V t r a li Tues. Sept. 19.1961—Page 5 (Daah DEAR ABJBY: My wife ia a crossword puzzle out. That’a the first thing she goes for in the newspaper, and heaven help anyone who'bothers her while she is work­ ing a crossword puzzle. She has worked books of crossword puzzles, and is always on the lookout for more. She even takes them to bed with her. If she gets stumped, her disposition is ruined. I can’t even get a kiss from her until she's finished her crossword puzzle. How does a husband buck competition like this? FOUR-LETTER-WOBD MEANING DOPE DEAR DOPE: Only a big square would surrender to a lot of little squares. The 5-letter-word that should give a wom­ an u feeling of complete achievement, sat­ isfaction and plcnsure, is HUBBY — not HUBBY. • 9 9 By A b if ail Van Buran DEAR ABBY: When my husband and I were married. I was a widow with two children, and he was a widower with three. We have been married four years now and I have adopted his children and he has adopted mine. We all have the sume surname and are a very happy fami­ ly. My only problem is inquisitive friends who constantly ask, "Which children are yours and which are your husband’s ?’’ I am sometimes asked this in the presence of the children, and this puzzles them be­ cause they know they all belong to both of us. How should I handle this? TONGUE-TIED DEAR TONGUE-TIED: When faced with this rude question reply. "They are all OUR children." If the curious persist, call a halt to it by adding, "Why don’t we " skip nut very Im portant.”------------9 DEAR ABBY: I have a son six months old, and I want to take him for a hair-cut, but ever}' time I mention It to a friend or relative they tell me not to because they say it will keep him from talking at an early age. Is this true? Also, how old do you think a baby boy should be before he gets his first hair-cut? CONFUSED 9 9 • a "Are things rough?” Let Abby help you solve your problem. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed, envelope and send to Box 33G5, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • • For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding.” send S cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. JhaWoman: ByRuthMiiiet Florists want to know "who buys Women buy corsages for other flowers and why” and so they a rt women— luncheon speakers, ma­ * built to launch a motivational dam# presidents a n d honored study to get the answer. Looks as though they would guests. These usually a n orchids, know who buys flowers, doesn't the bigger tha better. it? Housewives buy flowtrs for spe­ Roys buy them (by the corsage) cial occasions, 'rheas ara usually up to collrgo age—and then they "arrangement*”—to center tea or quit for a spell. buffet tables. Hera tha main ob­ Men buy them after they are ject is to persuade tha florist to married — sometimes for aentl- mako an arrangement from a mental reasons, sometimes because dozen posies and lots of fern that man can’t think of anything elss will somehow manage to look imto give his wife. (Just as she can I pressive. ahvuys buy him a necktie or a ' Organizations buy flowers for ■ports shirt.) | banquets. Tha person giving thesa jam by On The bidding in the box is that a t one table in a team of four gume. Mouth won East's queen of. clubs with the ace and led a heart toward dummy. West ducked and dummy's king held the trick. South returned a trump and played a low heart on E u t's ten spot This is a fine exempts of the obligatory finesse. He had nothing to gain by play­ ing tha quesn. When hs played low, West had to win with the acc. Later on, Mouth lost a club and a diamond, but mads hi* gsm*. At the other table North chose to respond one spade. South raised 9 CONFIDENTIAL TO GRANDMA of TWELVE: If all the sins of your own lifetime were contained in one big stone, could you lift it high enough to throw at an unwed mother? DEAR CONFUSED: There is NO truth in the story that a hair-cut will deter a baby from talking at an early age. A bnby boy should have his first hair-cut when he starts to look like a girl wearing boys’ clothes. (s)st Abandons Frivolity For Torror Role G orders always explains: "We don't have much money to spend.” And, of course, somebody has to buy the bunches of flowers little girls are always presenting to vis­ iting dignitaries. (Here the Inter­ esting question Is what the dignity does with the flowers ones the cameras have clicked, recording the presentation.) That it would seem, aside from weddings and funerals, about takas care of the who and why of flower buying. And the florists are welcome to the data — with no charge for motivational research, either. By Oswald Jacoby N O RTH a a j \ : IP ¥ K «e ♦ 1033 West A 1 0 I3 v a i s e e s: A lO P ie * ea st APT w jio : p a j p t A K Q 43 SOUTH (D) A K Q <3 W Q 9753 ♦ K S3 AAJ E a j t and W est vulnerable Paulis W est N orth E ast 1V P a ts 2 ¥ Pass i ¥ rase P a n Pass Opening lead— A 10 to three and North continued to four spades. | East opened the king of clubs and North v*4 In dummy with ths ace. North played a couple of rounds of trumps, stopping in his hand and than led a heart toward South's queen. East played the ten and this declarer had to lose two heart tricks and go down one. While team of four competition is the most skillful form of bridge this hand clearly show# that th a n ia a tremendous luck factor. Each declarer reached a slightly ambi­ tious game contract. On* made a lucky decision In hearts; the other ■n unlucky one. Pressure M ounts For Film HOLLYWOOD (NLA) - Hollywood and Crape VINE: It's a tight day in Hollywood. Money is tight and now, after months of public clamor, the movie Production Code is being tightened on the complaint of theater owner* who are worried about the spread of censorship. Unless the “shocks” are taken out of movies “censorship is in­ evitable la every atate of the Union,” one worried theater owner told a recent meeting of film in­ " l Married a Spy” (19*), "I dustry leaders. The .exhibitors Married a Witch” (1>12) and "I have ■ strong argument these Married an Angel” (1943) were day* that clean movie* can be box office bell ringers. profitable via the summertime Now we wilt have, "I Married success of Walt Disney’s "The a Psychiatrist.” Parent T rip.” Or maybe we should say it is a The film is making a mint. "how - audiences-have-chang­ A hush-huah inside on the movie ed” note. Industry censorship problem is the Hollywoodilcs arc talking about: pressure being applied in Wash­ "The Mon of Captain Blood." ington to do something about the stirring the late Errol Flynn's Importation of tippy foreign (Unis sprout, Scan, dclinltaly set for which aro playing U. S. theaters filmirg in Spain and Italy . . . minus seals of approval. The price Richard Burton paid to While tightening the Production bow uut as the star of Broad on domestic-made iilma, the way's "CameloU' to join Liz Tay­ Homemakers Form Code U. S. film industry would like to lor in "Cleopatra"—$50 oou. . . . have Uncle Sam’e customs author­ Bowling League Mae West and Marilyn Mon;oc ities keep codclesa foreign moviei as mother and daughter? The Idea out of the country. In Casselberry is Jackie Gleason's end he has a The ill will between MUM and By JANE CASSELBERRY ...... 20th......................................... Century-Fox over the. for- script m the works. He'd tike to A gruup of the Christian Homs-, mer's release of “ King of Kings. direct . . . Larry ("The Mlory of A1 Jotmakers Class of the Casselberry filmed In Spain, while Foa pre­ son") Parks returning U> the Community Methodist Church have pares to n uke the seme story of of‘ “The Great- movie camera for the first time lit formed Homsntak | Christ iwiiiixts the •■>%. "Medallion .iituwmuii ■tuiiivMiaw -- "**’•*•under title w *“* 'J***'' ers" Bowling League which bowls! « t Story Ever Told." is taking on nine years In John Huston's film biography, "Freud.” . . . on Thursdays at 9:30 a. m. at the j A*vor of the old Hatiicld-McForeign language prmta of Medallion Lanes in 3!aitland. j feud. Teams are the "Saint*"—B er-1 A trade piper advertisement for "Advise and Consent” will be re ­ leased with the title, 'Scandal bara Toney, captain, M argaret j “ Sing of Kings” juzt vent Fox in Washington.” Durranco, Bonnie Werley, Merle j ,#w>« » into a frantic huddle. Ashton, and Barbara McGinnis;! “ Tb* greatest story ever told.” the “Angela"—Margaret Polter, | r«»d the ad, “ by ‘King of King*.' " captain, Betty Waltman, Shirley | The U. M. clothing Industry may Johnson. Reba McClain and Bev-lbe in • frantic huddle, too. after srly Ponder. bearing wbat Cary Grant bas to PHONE FA 2-1219 ENDS IONITE Tha "Crusaders ’—Lillian Balm»bout being one of the best AT 7:99 A 11:00 *r, captain, Dot Johns. Grace Iteut- dr«**«d on the screen. Being well«r, May Cannon and Ulse Norman.! t u r n e d , says Cary, means being “By Love Poaseated” Substitute bvalers are Jsanne! "international." Lean Tam er • Color Shea. Marian Shook, Edna Poole, Asked about his clothte on the Plus At 9:30 Only set of “Touch of Mink.” at Uniand Fay* Mrssick. “The Young Savage*” Weaver's Watercress is sponsor­ vcrsal, Grant furnished the fol­ Burt Lancaster ing the Angsts; » Fashion Flair lowing breakdown: “I have my suits msd* in Eng­ Beauty Shop, the Saints and Cas­ BED. * THUR-S. land, my shoes In Italy . Ties com* selberry Realty tbs Crusaders "MEN IN WAR” from France, socks ind shirts Starring R o b e rt Ily e n A A id a K e y from Austria. For sports clothes, Montgomery, Ale., where the I prefer those made in tha United C e -F s e ta re southern Confederacy was organ- States. They have a rsiaxed look “Wonderful Country" Ura in lSitl. Is often celled the no other country can duplicate.” Robert Mitchum • Color “ Cradle of the Confederacy.” How-movtes-bave-cbaaged note: BY ERSKINK JOHNSON While the film's dejected public SAN rRANCISCO <NEA) — relations man went off to burn "Mr. Blank"—Rets Martin—had Mr. Blank’s mask over a double juat resigned from A.A. (acting order of flaming brandy (on anonymously), and be looked like cherries jubilse) wo talked to ■ ftllow handed a pardon a t the Martin. Hit role In “ Experiment gat chamber door. Hit amile was in Terror” should win all 1WI wicier than the Golden Gate and movie awards in tha Mr. Mtnaco reminiscent ef hit carefree days league. as “ Andsmo" on “ Mr. Lucky” be­ Martin’s flair for light comedy fore the bit series, want down the with a Spanish dialect brought TV drain. him TV famo in "Mr. Lucky.” He “ It was frustrating," Martin couldn't bo happier, however, •aid about a month ef disguising about playing the killer who turns hit voles end being introduced Lee Remick tnto a nervous basket from behind a mask ae "Mr. case before he's tracked down and Blank.” killed by FBI man Glenn Ford. When an actor lands a big movi* "A fter Mr. Lucky went off the rols with no msntlon of hie nemo air a year ago,” ho said, “all I anywhere, you might say it Is th f could got ware Spanish dialect ultimata In frustration. I t hap­ roles and tha part of an Indian In pened to Martin when producer I waa worritd about » I 'licronimo.' — — .1 ,,—, m n n V I 4 t VU ■ IfV U e .jtirtetor .Blake Edward* had this l h-roinlng..i latter-day L*o Carrillo k l t a k . k l i a k Lia a . L . _ _ 1 _ _ B 1*1 II, M . a hush-hush idsa for_ Sthe tela of a until Edwards gave me this role." psychopathic killer in “Expert With face unseen and even msnt in Tenor." The film, cos tar­ name billing delayed until tha ring Glenn Ford and Lee Remick, film's climax, Martin's campaign Is on location here, of terror in the story is staged For a while the hush-hush bit with disguises and a breathless, worked out better than a Li-2 asthmatic voice. The labored operation. Everyone wee sworn to breathing from the shadowy fig. secrecy and the Columbia publi­ ura who haunt# heroin* Lra Re­ city department ruahed the mask­ mick is the only due to his identi­ ed Mr. Martin through "Who is ty—and the script makes the moat he?” newspaper Interview*. of this. Ia San Francisco, however, Bcfora starting the film, Mar­ things got out of hand when the tin went to a Loa Angelee clinic In film company mevad into Candle­ hopes of researching various stick Baseball Park for a sequence. asthmatic types. Hs was turned We found no evidence of "Mr. down—"profseslonal ethics, you Blank’s” off-camsra mask or on- know," ha waa told. But \\ilh camera disguise ' being blown help from a doctor friend he has across tha bay by Candlestick's perfected what he hopes will be famed wind gusts, but it wasn’t the most distinctively sinister long before 1,500 extrai got wind voice aver in a movie. of his identity. Experiment in Terror” is bes ed on "Operation Terror." a mys­ tery novel by form er Hollywood press agent 'Gordon Gordon and wife. Title and background (Loa Angalta) in the novel have been changed. Edwards decided San Francisco was a more colorful background. No on* knows exactly why "Operation Terror” was dis­ carded as a title, but one wit a y s : “I guess someone decided ‘Oper­ ation Terror* sounded like a story about a surgeon with a c u e ef palsy.” TUESDAY P. M. • i l * (» ) (I) III* (• ! 1:11 < t) (It 1:13 ( I t 1:11 ( l i it ) 1:10 (1 ) •I ) (I) l< Il t ) (• I (I) M S (I) (ft (I) 1:1* t ' l (f) (I) * :* * (1 ) (I) (ft 1:31 (2 ) (S t M * lit M id-D ay Now* Aa T h e W o rld T a r a s f la y h s u s e * J » n M u rre y S k e w P a ce th e f a o i* T a u r D ay In C o u rt L o re tta T su n g A r t L ln k lo tto r Sevan K e y s T o u sg D r. M alaa* V ho M lllls a a lro Q uo in fo r a D a y P r o * Those Ro o ts T h e V e rd ic t to T o u rs Who Do To u T r u s t M a k t Room P e r D oggy B r ig h te r D ay Am erican Dandataag H aro'* lla tty w a sg Cdgo o f N ig h t * O’c ln ik M a ria (f) call* W a lt ( I t fo p o y o fta r h o u to C h a a n si S '* N t w s r s s * It s * * A tla n tia W s s tn s r M llssta n * * r Ik s e s a ta r s K s w ie o p * !>• HIS PI*. N*»» 4:1* ( f t P * o p l* ’* it> III 4 .(1 (1 ) (it tfl T: ee ( I t t!) f : l t (*> C h oi,* u i c h t r u « *n * eu*w Newacop* H u n tls p - a r la h liy W h trlj-k lre * e » o rt* C tak J im Bsch u * Stilly tlra lia n i C iu ia il* D * « t K Z w trZ * 7:1* <li Leram l* ( I t Lack-U p 9 ;M « *) f a t h e r K * * w s B u t I I S B itU m e n 1:1* 111 AHra* Hluhttriz <*> Dohie a im * «•) Wyatt 1 .(0 ( I S (IV l» ) 1:11 (IS 11:11 l i t (I) t l:l* (tt U*rp N UC W h ll* P * p *r C a m td r Mpotlighv B t a g t r s ta k IV M l “ P U r H I W I »(” C a in 's i» ( C lo is - U p X s w is o m JC's Hear About Fishing, Hunting U t i l (•> H ollyw ood M ario C avsU sd t ( 9 ) C k a n o ti M a s T * i m t H ill tt i Ja m f u r t ;S * (l> N ews Wildlife Officer Harry HtrvDli warned Jaycecs at their meet* WS Thursday that it U aa able* tuts m uit that all boater* carry life preservers is their boats, on* W ED N ESD A Y A . M. for every portoa aboard. Boaters .hvijhv without them will pay a M l t i l 9 ls n Cm f :S * i f ) To d ay f i l l (I) Sign On—Wsaiktr. Newt $75 fine apiece now, he Mid. Hervisb eeld that ftih eam pt T:tl It) form Market Ropire t i l l It) Today do not ordinarily equip boats with (I) Woktop Carl**** preservers, “so carry your own til* (I) Wokaup Hail** when you §o.” 1.(1 (!) W llth ir and Ksws 1:11 (I) CBS Morntns Nswp He also warned fU bem ea about M l (I) CspL Kisgsrio being euro to have their fishing M l (I) Weather and Nows 1:11 (*) Sign Oa—News license with them, and “ this la1:11 It) Today dude* tverybody.” !:(• (!) Morning Theater “ You can't guarantee what (11 Romper Boom (*) Xortoea Bayer* kind of Osh will get oa your t i l l (!) noblnhood lino.” he said. it) Ding Deng fchtal ' M l (I) Now* and Intervlewg In reply to questions Hervith (I) Mr Llttlo Mar*I* said that du^c hunting will likely 11:1* ( tt lay Whtn be poor this year, because of the tl) I Leva Lucy l l i t l II) Trouble with rothir drought ia Canada. till* (I) flay Tour HuneU After a question and answer (I) Vidio YllUa* 1:11 I M e g a iln * I period, Hervlsh showed the Jay* H i * * ( I ) T h e Toaon eras a color film on hunting, ( I ) P r ie s to n is h t which was narrated by a famous ( I ) Double Expo sure 11:11 I I I C o a te n tr a tU * folk singer with words and musio (I) gurprleo fackzs* set to the action. II) Lev* That Bob 1I:M (I) Troth or Consequences (t) I.*** of Life About 90 per cent of tha U. S. tty Comoutiaao lobster catch is accounted fo r by WEDNESDAY P. M. the state of Maine each year. d tiq h tiq h iA TV Key Previews $-1:30 p. m. CBS. Father ho plans to quit the rackets. Knows Best — “Kathy’e Big Since he knows too much about Chance” (a repeat). Appealing the inside operations, the mob­ chapter in which Kathy wins an ster orders him knocked off. essay contest held by a local 10-11 p. m. ABC. Close-up— movie theater. This entitles her “ Walk in My Shoe.” Premiere. to be the guest of Greer Garson Penetrating study of the many when the star's new film opens. worlds of the American Negro. Kathy comes down with measles Told by Negroei expressing dif­ and is brokenhearted not being ferent viewpoints. Some speak for, able to attend. But father gets others against, the black mu*. Miss Carton's autograph for her Urns, the Rev. Martin Luther King; the Freedom Riders: rapid and returns with a surprise. 9- 10 p. in. NBC. White Paperintegration and the NAACP. A No. 7—"Journey to a War." Ana­ frank, absorbing documentary, lysis of the nationalist revolt which pulla no punches. ■gainst the Portuguese rule; its background and origin. Chet Huntley gives a well-balanced appraisal la narration. Exclusive films obtilned by Director-Re porter Robert Yeung. 9:30-11 p. m. CBS. Playhouve 90 "Old Man” (Repeat) Horton Foote docs a creditable adaption of this William Faulkner story Fine performances by Geraldine Page and Sterling Hayden, as woman and convict brought to gclhcr by a rampaging Missis alppi flood in 1927, and their struggle to survive. 10- 11 p. in. NBC. Cain’s 100 — “ Crime and Commitment." Pre miere. ambitious icriei, to take place In different cities in the U.3. The theme: Bringing to Justice the country's top 00 underworld figures. Opening plot shows care for detail, yet dis plays an air of the contrived Mark Rlchman in the lead, and guast star Martin Gabel, ai racketeer chief, bring credence to the itory. 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Loat A Foaid BOXER found. Ph. PA M 0 » . | & LOST; Sunday; child'* pci CMI™ huihua; tan. white stomach and paw; Rabies las No. 234; t lbs., Wlnnewood and Laae Gem area. Reward. PA 3-U2I. 2. Notices - Personals THE READER DIGEST communliy reprefentatlva offers spe­ cial holiday rates; effortless Christmas shoppini. Fit. file\<0 phanie M. Smith, PA 2-8396. CHRISTMAS Tuppcrware ing. Book Earn lovely FA 2-8623. in October! Try for Christmai giv­ your parties now. gifts too. E. Kocllcr, Southern Air D aw n's It Pays To FACTOHY TO YOU FRIGIDAIRE CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING DeBARY: Furnished home on HOMES ACREAGE WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE . . . LOTS ALUMINUM BUNDS Sales A Service Mattress renovating Expert Up­ 2. Notices ■ Personal* corner tot, living room, ki.chIf you would enjoy working 3 SALES RENTALS G. H. HIGH holstering. All Work Guaran­ Enclosed head, Sag-proof bottom cn-dinctt!. 2 bedrooms. tile or I hours a day calling regul­ u. Education • Instruction rail with plastic endt. Plastic Oviedo. Fla. FO 5-3315 Days teed, Call Nix Bedding Mfg. arly each month on a group of bath, Florida room and patio. L Transportation Helmly Realty or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Evenings Sanford FA 2-3693 Co., FA 2-2117, 1331 Sanford Phone NO 1-4)22. Stud:o Girl Cosmetic client* on .1. Food cords. Ave. a route to be established in and 15. For Kent JuS W utti Street SEWING MACHINE SERVICE UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom house. Senknrlk (Hum anil P aint Co. around Sanford, and are willing Fot service on my make ul Sew­ FA 2*601. Evenings FA l-2Ii9 7. Buninew* Rentals ROLLAWAY, iiuvpi al and Baby 210 Magnolia ■II Camellia Court. FA 2-3610. Ph. FA 2-4422 lo make Ugh deliveries, etc., 8. Reach Rentals ing machine parts and acres«Beds, Day. Week, or Monthwrite to STUDIO GIRL COS­ NICELY furnished garage apart-! 9. For Sale or Rent SEWING MACHINES erics or Rentals call or write FURNITUIIK CENTER METICS, Dept. SD-9, Glendale. Jim Hunt Realty menr 1912 Sanford Ave. Adults. 10. Wanted to Rent Take up balance on tig tag sew­ to 5anford Sewing Center, tOI 1 IC O Frrncli Ave. California. Route will pay up FA 2-3668. ing machine. Sold for $100.50, 11. Ileal Estate Wanted South Park Ava Ph. FA 29411. Pit. FA 2-7923 2124 Park D rue Office FA 2-2111 to )5.0d per hour. balance 948.63. Call or write 12. Real Estate For Sab Nights FA 2-0643 FURNISHED apt. 519 Oaf. TO clean carpets better we ll loan Sanfard Sowing Center, 104 So. 13. Mortgage Loans 17. Mab Help Wanted' a Blue Lustre Carpet Shampoocr 31. A rt id e a F o r Nab Park. Phone FA 2-S4U. 5-ROOM unfurnished housa In H . Insurance FREE with purchase of Blue ASSORTED TUOLS 99c each. country, 3 miles to town. Will "c o u n t r y l i v i n g " ROUTE SALESMAN. Good op13. Buaineita Opportunities ’55 KENMORE automatic wafts, 3-bedroora house • Lustre shampoo. Carroll’s Fur­ Paint 3 gals. 63.95. Army Navy furnish for right party. Phone 16. Female Help Wanted portunity for right man. Estab­ niture, er, beat but works, $15. Ph. better than an acre of land . Surplus, 310 Sanfard' Ave. FA 2-4167. 17. Male Help Wanted lished route. Guaranteed salary FA 2-7960. 5-Bedroom house and < bedroom 18. Help Wanted plus commission. Vacation with FOR COMPLETE PEST CUTE and coiy furnished aparthouse on 13 seres of land DEEP FREEZE, perfect condl19. .Ritualifui* .Wanted 7 Apr-Wv*C&'' Isstlnn insurance CONTROL SERVICE Ja I vS 1 m eu v -i ~t ■'»*,»'. » - i blali, wak-i 12 lot» * . 7 7 . h.rtown a :. .<d 20. Babysit tera available. Apply In person. " " A R T BROWN furnishad. $33 month, m o W. Geneva 2513 21. Beauty Salons Philips Colonial Cleaners, lto WILL BUY your ear reguardlesa lat. St. FA 3-7741. Eve. Orlando GA 3-61M FA 2*8865 Sanford, Fla. WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes of make or model. Get tn touch 22. Builil • Paint • Repair A. Palmetto. walkers. CLEAN 4 room furnishad apart­ PARK RIDGE EQUITY. Swim­ with Grady Scott, Homer Little 23. Building Materlab HEATING FREE DELIVERY ment; also efficiency f«o. «u Used Car Lot, 1013 Sanford 21. Electrical Services H. B. POPE CO. INC. ming and boating. 3-Bedroom, 19. Bit eat Iona Wanted Prescriptions our Specialty ra rk Ave. Avenue. Ph. FA 1-1194. 26. num bing Services 200 So. Park Ase. Ph. FA 2-4331 1W bath, n p arate dining room. FAUST S Rx Mrllnnvllla 26. Radio ft Television ■SM buy a my equity, have over­ WORK WANTED. FA 1-4016. Ph. FA 1-710T FURNISHED house. 1 bedroom, 38. Boat* - Motor* seas orders. Available Oct. lit. PLAIN sewing, alteration*, and ENVELOPES, Letterheads, *!*la­ 27. Special Services newly painted; alio real clean ment,. Invoices, hand bills, and FOR a good used TV call Sunshine 107 Lake Minnie Dr. FA 2-0536. 26. Laundry Service apartment. FA 2-Mil. xlpper replacement!. 706 Bay Gateway To The Waterway programs, etc. Progressive TV, FA 2-9792. 29. Automobile Service Ave. Your EV1NHUDS Dealer Printing Co. Phono FA 2-2951NO DOWN PAYMENT. 3-bedroom, LOVELY 3 Bfl. home in country, 30. Machinery - Tools Hobson Sporting C o o d i 306 West I3lh St. cement block home. 163 mo. 1 REFRIGERATOR, good condi­ kitchen equipped. FA 3-1760. DAYS WORK. Phone FA 1-2762. 31. Poultry • Pets • Livsslock 304-6-6 E. tat. Ph. FA 3-5961 FA 3-7761. DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITER­ tion. $50. 513 Myrtle Avenue. 32. Flowers - Trees • Shrubs GIRL wanted io shire apartment; ELDERLY retired man wants ARY HELP? . . . an application CABBAGE PLANTS available. 16' RUNABOUT, 33 h.p. Evlnrude, 33. Furniture 4071a W. First Street. BOU CRUMLEY AGENCY full or pari lime clerical work. canvas top, Gator Ull trailer, letter that will "get the job"; 31. Articles For Sab Call Harold H. Kastner Co. Bob Crumley, Realtor Write Box E, c/o Sanford Her­ 2 tanka, electric starter, gen­ club paper; after dinner speech; FA 3-2031, 35. Articles Wanted 9. For Sab or Rent R. L. Sloan, Associate ald. erator, life Jickfta, water akit. high school or college theme or 36. Boats • Motors 'FA 2 0375 Sanford CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. essay on all but scientific sub­ 6200 cash, take up paymeali. CABBAGE SEED 37. Motorcycles • Scooters 20. Babysitter* jects. Low rates. FA 2-4033, Rent or Sale, Reasonable. Call FA 2-5414. Marian Market, Yellows Resistant BARGAIN: 3 . bedroom, screened SR. Trailers - Cabanas evenings. FA 2-1397. evenings. lb....................................... 61.50 patio, carport, stove and refri­ I WILL keep small children In 39 Automobiles - Trucks 18' FLEETWtNG cruller, tally Globe, Yellow* Resistant, lb. 61.55 gerator, excellent condition. Less equipped, 700 Mercury motor. my horn*. $1.35 a day. Ph. PRINTING . . 24-Hour Service 11. Real Estate Wanted Greenback, Yellows Resistant than 167 monthly. Best offer. on Xerography, Offset Printing Call FA 3-593$. FA 2-3274. 3. Education • Instruction 160 Cortes Ave. North Orlando. lb....................................... 81.65 and Blueprinting . . "Quality HOMES LOTS ACREAGE Delivery in around live day* from and Service, our stock In 38. Trailer* • Cabana* 21. Beauty Saloon PIANO LESSONS. FA 3-6012. SALES RENTALS the West Coast. All seed are of trade." SEMINOLE OFFSET S t Johns Realty Co. high germination and purity 43 IL TRAILER. Park on owner* 10% OFF all waves 810 or over PRINTERS, 730 W. 9th St., CHORD SYSTEM piano tenons THE TIME TESTED FIRM teaL properly free. Nlc* place for Helmly Realty Operator Eva ‘Jo Wynne FA 2-3772. for adults. Write: Harry Was­ 116 N. Park Avt Ph. FA 3-6123 children ft pets. $1,500. FA 9-2918 A. M. Prevail Phone 749-2113 KATHERINE HARVEY ter, Uox 314. Sanford. 306 W. 13th Street • Seville, Fla. FOR SALE; Weklva River Estates BEAUTY SHOP 1961 MOBILE HOM{? 10 X 55. 3 FA 2-7605, Evenings FA S-2579 —150 ft. River tronlage 640 ft. 318 Palmetto Ph. FA 1-0634 6. For Rent BR. My $1500 equity for home to Road W mile off Rt. 46. Call Eleptrolux Cleaners equity, furniture, ear, or any­ 12. Real Estate For Sab LAR-RE' BEAUTY SALON 2-FURNISHED houses: 3 and 3 after 6 p. m. FA 2-6473. Specialising In Heating Sale* — Service — Supplies thing of value. Bailey, Dewitt 2640 Hiawatha rh. FA 2-1396 bedrooms. Call FA 3-2902 or and Air-Conditioning Only Nell Klndy — FA 2-6806 Oscar M. Harrison Trailer Pk. We Don't Want EVERYBODY’S FA 2-3331. 3502 Oak Ave. FA 3-9521 BONDED REPRESENTATIVE Registered Real Eitate Broker Business, Just YOURS. SELL or TRADE: $3,000 equity 3 • ROOM furnished efficiency t i l l Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 3-T948 PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING DAVID BRADLEY tlandiman In to1 * 49’ trailer lor 9’ wide, FARMER'S AGENCY apartment. Adulla only. 701 W. L. HARMON tractor, new motor, has tiller 2 bedroom, clean. Also, **U N. V. Farmer, Realtor Oscar M. Harrison Park Avenue. Ph. FA 3-4233 and cultivator; 10 olber attach­ Beauty Salon 1954 Ford trailer hauler. Robt. Registered Real Estate Broker 2465 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3-5321 ment* available, FA 2-1909. Walker Building Bohannon, Ptnecreit Trailer Pk; TWO bedroom house, kitchen 1311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 3.1948 After hours FA 3-3012 or FA 3-0261 WELLS DRILLED 2510 Oak FA 1-1664 PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS equipped. Call FA 3-2931. PIANOS AND OHGAN3 SACRIFICE Beautiful 1960 All Types ami Sixes Authorised Baldwin factory piano Pacemaker, 10* x 63'. FA 1-3SG0 WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms H OW ELL P A R K ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Air Conditioned — TV Sta mps We Repair and Service Raymond Lundqutst, Aisoe. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK and organ sale, conducted by private baths, 114 W. First St. STI NK FA 2-5742 factory representative. Inquire 1931 NEW MOON trailer; I bed3 - Bedroom, air-conditioned, cen­ FA 3-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 105 So. Oak Ave. Machinery and Supply Co. rooms; all aluminum cabana; FURNISHED apartments, down Thompson Music Co., 345 No. tral heat, many deluxe extras. 307 W. Snd St. Ph. FA 3-6432 $1,300. Park Avenue Trailer Ct., town location. Phone for appoint­ Batl-Blair A gency Orange Ave., Orlando. Ph. 22. Build . P ou t • Repair Sanford's preferred location. U t 53, FA 3-5631. ment, FA 2-5123 day or GA 5-4577. Registered Brokers 312,990. and up. FHA 1390 ROOM SPECIAL 6 t* « . Painting FA 3-5395 night. . k ASSOCIATES Down, VA^ No Money Down. WANT ADS BRING ■m ea»-a.t. ■nw «. * L intide and out. Call Ur. Tasker, Not too many available. One 316 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-.W41 3 - UEDItUOM unfurnished house FA 2-6159. SC H O O L B A N D 39 Automobiles • Trucks Lake Mary Branch • FA 2-1290 mile East If 17-02 on 436. FAST RESULTS in Lake Mary. FA 2-6(49. 'St CHEVROLET 4-door, clean. CUSTOM window* * doors. Boyd's Pb. FA 2-0406. LORMANN REALTY ■mHB=BB9BSBr=ZSBBaD IN STR U M EN TS Shop, 1U1 Elm. FA 2-2ltl. DESIRABLE furnished or unfurn TE M2T2 Fern Park TE S-1T0T 13. M o rtg ag e Loans 28. A utom obile Service I960 ENGLISH FORD Angella. 2. lihed apartment. FA 3-3600. MORTGAGE LOANS door, 19,000 miles, tU white, 23. B uilding m a te ria l* TRADE B U Y O R R E N T FHA amt Conventional SLEEPING ROOMS-Th* Gables COMFORTABLE 4 bedroom home AUTO GLASS whitewall lirea, heater; $400 Commercial & Residential LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINT 401 Magnolia. Ph. FA 2-0720. cash and take up remainder o( fur home in country, with 10 INSTALLED Roofing FHA Loans P'ans STENSTROM REALTY NEW O R U S E D II paymenti of $52.56 mo. Ph. acres or more. Windshield Hack Ginas FREE ESTIMATES ti t N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 SAN LANTA APARTMENTS; FA 2-6369. FOR RENT Door Glean Vent Glass America's Best Brands; Conn, Your Credit Is Good. Up to 3 Yr» Nice large apartments, 404 E 2, 3, and 4 BEDROOM HOMES. Olds, Leblanc, Ludwig and others 1930 CHEVROLET, very nice and SERVICE lo Payl 14th St. Phone FA 2 42*2. IS. Ruxinenn Opportunities at the lowest rates anywhere for OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOON S e n k u rlk (H ush an d P a in t Co. clean, 6 ply tlref; also ladder approved 2 - BEDROOM unfurnished house ROSA L. PAYTON INTERNATIONALLY school band students. Cornets, 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-1623 B. EDWARDS rack. FA 2-3791. Flute*, Trumpet*. Trombonee, safety, sports and race tires by 626 Escambia. Ph. ' FA 3-0374 Registered Kell Estate Broker BUILDERS SUPPLIES rh . FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 31. Poultry * Pot* * Liveetock or FA 2-0642. champion drivers in Europe and Drums, Saxophones, etc. Open We Give TV Stampi Monday and Friday nit**. WE America are now available in 905 W. 3rd St. Ph. FA 3-lftd RABBITS for sale, 2820 So. Park NOW ii the time to buy one RENT A RED DELIVER. STREEP MUSIC, this county. Exclusive franchise acre just outside city limits Rollaway, Hospital It Baby Beds 641 No. Orange, Orlando, Phune ONE MALE Chihuahua, 1 year is available In metropolitan 24. Electrical Harr ice* and one block off W. First St. By Day, Week, or Month A. W. Barkley Deed Cere, GArdcn 4-3401. old, A.K.C. registered, brown. Sanford, based on integrity, abil­ One story frame house, 4 bdrnf., In*. FRIGIDAIRE CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-2717 after 3:ou p.m. ity. equipment end in mounting Fix. room, 12 x 77 swimming SEWING MACHINES Sales k Service Ph. FA 2-3181 118 W. 1st St. Import* ft Sporti C on and balancing. Write Box I, C o pool. Wonderful family home. Free Estimates PART PERSIAN kittens Ire*. Ph 1 Singer portables, real good, Our BpceteUly Immediate occupancy. 913.500— The Sanford Herald giving com­ House Wiring FURN. apt. 2.100 MeiionvIUe. 327.30 k 934.30, Sanford Sewing 17-93 - Heart ef MelUead FA 2-3473. Sid Vihlen's Randall Elec.rlc plete details of experience. terms available. Phone Winter (’enter, 104 So. Park. Phone 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 PH. MI 4-5307 Park, 838-6359 fur appointment. TWO bedroum furnished apart­ FA 2-9411. 32. Flow er* • T ree* • S hrub* ment, 2101 Magnolia, 153.00. O'a ACRE tiled farm, good 4 PERSON capable of setting up a sales organisation. Age no bar­ 25. Plumbing >ervlca* Crepe Myrtle m bloom, all colon Robert A. Williams. FA 2-3951. B.R. home on paved road. rier. Requirements: office ware­ GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY J 10.900. Term*. FA 2-0329. house, preferable store building Grapevtlla Ave near 20th St. FURN'. smalt apt., Psrk. Ph. in wholesale neighborlum.1. Pro­ FA 2-0731, VICTORIAN HOME tor large ANNUALS and vegetable plants. duct: a specialty item, alkali family. Close in. $6Jb0 with FA 2-7197. Dutch .Mill Nursery, P lu m b in g ft H e a tin g UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom, 2 neutraliser, noncompetitive for terms. Phone NO 9-3241. WHERE THRIFTY FOLKS BUY QUALITY AIR CONDITIONING New Uptals Rotd. bath borne on lake to Ravenna past 34 years, selling to indus­ CONTRACT end REPAIR WORK 2-BEDROOM cement block house CARS AT REASONABLE PRICES Park, 112 Satiuma Drive. trials, schools, government, FA 2-«563 33. F u rn itu re with utility, Florida room, carslates, counties, building mater­ 1007 Sanford Av*. HERE’S W H Y--------3 . BEDROOM house, kitchen porte. Near high school. 123 ial yards, etc. Yuur minimum • BIG VALUES * PLUMBING equipped. Ph. FA 2-COI3. Club Road. FA 2-U397. potential net $25,000 annually. • QUICK CI1E01T Contracting k Rep sirs 1939 PONTIAC Bonneville A/C ......................... 12295 • EASY TEHMS We will help finance the mer­ Free Estimates SMALL furnished apartment for PRIME COMMERCIAL 1935) CADILLAC 4 Dr.. Power ft Air ................. 3795 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS chandise snd factor accounts R. L. HARVEY couple. Nice neighborhood. PROPERTY receivable. Creto, Box 726 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 1-3513 1953 CADILLAC 4 Door, Puwer and A ir ...... ... 995 WILSON -M AIER Lights and water Included; $50. 330 Feet Frontage on State Road Desert Hot Springs. Calif 1937 FORI) Station Wagon V-M , Auto ................. 895 New and l!**d Furniture FA 2 7399. 46 just K i,t of Interstate Road =» 28. Barilo ft Television 311 E. First St. FA 2-3622 4 Interchange. Over 50U (eel lltuti DODGE Hardtop, Overhauled ....... ......... 895 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ deep. Price I1J.000.00—one-third ill. Female Help Wanted 1958 DODGE Station Wagon. Automatic ............ 1195 HATCHERS TV Used furniture, spptlsncei, tools I ped. FA 2-5303. down. SCHOOL DAYS means added exk RADIO SERVICE etc. Bought-SoUI. U rry 's Mart. 1955) RENAULT, A Bargain In Economy...... ... 595 NICELY furnished 3 room apart­ pen,*! Turn your spare hours ‘Dependable Guaranteed Service' 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 1953 C1IEV. 4 Door Belulr .......................... ............. 495 "W e T ra d e ’* ment near base, 2013 Sanford into profitable one* with Avon's Ph. FA 2-6391 3606 W. First S.. 1953 CADILLAC 4 Door ................................ 595 Avenue. Phone NO 8-1323. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick help. Write Manager, Box 21 Service With Tit* Cash. SUPER 1955 HUICK 2 Door Hardtop .... ................. ......... 495 laickhart, or call Orlamlo TV SERVICE within III* hour. Service call* 12.00. Sun,bine TV, TRADING POST. FA 2-0677, GA 2 6098, REALTOR INSUROR I960 CHEVROLET 2 Dr., V-B ....... ........................ 1895 FA 2-9792. (The working man's Phone FA 2-4991 112 N Park SKY-HIGH 1900 CHEV Station Wagon V-8, Auto ... ........... 2195 SALESLADY, 21-35 yeara old, ex­ friend). Serving Sanford, Long1937 CHEV llelnlr Hardtop V-8, Auto ____ 1093 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath. Near en­ wood, Lake Mary, Lake Munroc, perience necessary. Powell'* trance. f IOO down. FA 2-6564. 1958 OLDS 98 I Door II. T.. Power and A ir ....... 1693 Office Supply . Con act ltl*i Dot DoBary. Sun!and. Powell, 117 Magnolia Ave. I960 CHEV Belulr V-8, Standard Truro*................. 1793 RADIO REPAIRS FINANCING 1937 FORD Kt. Wagon V-8. Std. Shift __________ 795 Work Guaranteed. Down Pa)event ft Down-To-Earth Prices L lo -in e l m l I>h. 3216726 1937 OLDS Stuliun Wagon V-8, P o w er............... 1193 2500 Lake Mary Road 1931 CADILLAC 4 l)r.t ............................. 595 Heautiful l.akefronl Community Monthly I'ajiuent. a* !»• a* On Sparkling LaU Mmaer 98* incl. lave* and insurance ★ Sanford’s * liy SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. - Use The Herald W ant Barkley Wall L ON GDALE HOMES 3 - BEDROOMS i j j BATHS Low Down I'uyment No Clotting l'owl» Av | j « SC * Per \i ™ Month Principal ■ ln.«. . Int. • Taxes SS.500 To 89.300 FHA & Conv. Financing • • • • • • 2 Ulucka to Schuul High ft Dry Paved .Hired« ( Ia n to Shopping Uien A Itange Screened Florida Itoom, etc. DIRECTIONS; 10 Minutes from Sanford, So. on H«). tT-92, turn rixht at our tSA N F O R D H O LLER S o Stemper Agency VA V A LU E (fiewmna $11,300 to $17,100 Bee Our Model Humes — OPEN T M H 1 — 2 'j Mi. iso. uf Sanford Turn W. on Lake Mary BlitL PM S’ V 3 *576 $156 Park Homes As Low As $350 Down J-Hedroum*—2 Hath* l-tirdriMjaift—2 II. IIn 3-Bedroom*—11, Hath* Finest Cars ★ it In The Showroom Under The Sunlund Estates ★ $ 1 4 ,1 0 0 - $ 1 7 ,1 0 0 STARS * 3-llrdrooni,— I Itilh « .t H lT B f lk Wide variety exlrnar deilga* and Iluor plan* CARLAND YA Financing on Humes up to $15,0110 FHA — Conventional ft In-Service Financing DIRECTIONS: Turn W. on 10th SI. Follow Coun­ try Club ltd. 4 Watch for our sign*. NEW HOMES In Heautiful — .1 - BEDROOMS 1 . t ' i • 2 BATHS ONLY A FEW 1961 NEW CARS LEFT AT REDUCED PRICES 4'onvenllaiial ft FHA Loan* Drive 17-92 lo Hualand Estate* (2 ml. H. of Ban. lord). S ain ufilc* 1st huu.e inside entrsnee. BUY NOW AND SAVE KINGSWOOD BUILDERS. INC. FA 3-9071 JIM HUNT - FA 2-2118 2nd ft OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT Palmetto — — SANFORD ----- FA 2-0711 I �-tW - t ' - i i & ' j * ■ "" * f- fX.'* » It. IN I Standings U s e 1961 iemlnotes hi tbair ini­ tial display of talent looked real good to the >,i*0 fans that swarm­ ed into Memorial Stadium last Friday night. With the 40-0 score Seminole stalwarts’ "ginger" got • boost lor the weeks nbetd. In the lacb-tuiter second half Coach Jim Plgotl probably wlahed be'bad the JV’a suit out to have a look-fee at Urn up-coming bopeJnla under fire. Bono of the JV’a -with no shortage o! confidence •'joined that they could have knock­ ed off the Terriers from TitusTitle, too. That's the spirit — If get the discretion. M AYi Oakland Fires League Leaders Eddie Erdelatz By United Press frtererttenaf NaUowal Leaps Player A Ctah O. Ah R. H. Pet. Ctmnta, Pitta. 13* 553 f? 1*7 .358 Pinion, Cla. 144 5T7 IS 1*8 M 3 Boyar, St. I* 143 554 103 i n J30 Z 'iM , U A. 134 421 ?1 139 423 Rbnsn, Cla. 144 313 111 1« 421 143 536 l i t 154 408 Maya, S.F. Altmn. Chi. 13* 491 » 150 405 Mthws, Mil. 142 336 94 183 .304 Aa it was, the Vanity coaches Ccpcda, S. F. 14Z 513 71 IW J i t had a chance to run ployen back American League and forth from bench to gridiron Cash, Det. 14* 49* 110 1T9 450 aad toko n gander at some combi- Hwrd, N, Y. 119 413 «3 143 .350 u tla n a that might ba helpful in P in al, Clav. 117 400 ?l 153 .324 games to come. Kalin. Dat. 144 588 113 133 423 Manila, N. Y. 149 508 130 181 411 Indicative if the spirit of both Rbnsn, Chi. 123 394 84 124 415 teaching staff and squad waa the Gantlic, Bat. 138 453 II 140 410 hit af drama seen at the south end Brandt. Bal. 128 432 M 141 400 of the Bald. Butch Riser bad done Batey, Minn. 128 438 84 134 407 oome nifty sprinting and yard Rmno. Clev. 134 4*0 72 144 .300 Hama Bans psfcisg to ice the final strip* in NaUowal League — Ccpuda, light and only to be pulled down on the one yard tine, Denied that Giants 41; Maya, Giants I*; Rob­ thrill that comas with making a inson, Rada 33; Aaron, Brave* 33; TD, So, In came the neat play Adcock, Braves 31; Stuart, Pi­ from the mentors. You guessed it. rates 31; Mari*, It waa Biaer ovar the left aide — Amaricaa League and his teammates, anxious to Yanks SI; Mantle, Yanka 33; Kllhtlp tha spirited Junior rack tebrew, Twins 55; Gentile, Orioles up tha aln poluts he'd Just missed, 43; Colavito. Tigers 42. Raw* Ballad la n a lly cleared the way. Fine tri­ NaMewal League -» Cepcdi bute to coaches, team play and willing workeil Tbia la tha ipirlt Glanta 129; Robinson, Keda 119; that wlU win more games this Aaron, Braves 112; Mays, Giants year. And what n bang for the 111; Stuart, Plrataa 306. Amaricaa League — Marls, southpaw Junior to mako a TD Yanks 139; Colavito. Tigers 132; M hla first varsity gamel Gentile. Orioles 131; Mantle, Yanks 135; Cash, Tigers 123. An unusual featura of any ball Pitching dub’a a s ison la to havo a lineman NaUowal League — Padres, mako a touchdown. Rarely doea it Dodgers 11-3; Millar, Glints 15-4; happen. But first pop in the 'at Jay, Rod* 20-9; O’ToolS, Reds 16aeries for the Warriors, Gent Wil­ 8; Sadeckl, Cards ,4-9. liams racked up six points from Amaricaa League — Ford n tackle position. He earned the Yank* 34-3; Terry, Yanks 14-3; privilege by crashing through to Arroyo, Yanks 15-4; Latman, In­ block a punt. dian* 13-4; Schwall, Red Sox 15-5. By the way, what do wa call this high aehool learn? Warriors? 6em- Sunlond Turns In inolei? Indiana? Seminole Indian W arrlori? No, that last one won't Fancy Bowling go Into a headllna very well. Might Kings wood Builders took to the call them Reds, except for the fact that the nomer ii In bad re­ lane* again this week with tome pute — and surely doesn't fit our fine and fancy bowling by the Sunlaml Estates girls. boya in ita usual usage. High game wa* made by Lee Speaking of JV'e, aa we were Kromas with a smooth 181, Betty • few spaces up the line, they go Allen came In with a high series into battle Wednesday night at of 581. Shirley Conkey made the 1:30 p.m, They'd like to see heap tricky 3-10 split and Betty Church big crowd on hand for war coun picked up the 2-7. A newcomer to howling, l.ucy cil and lo watch them scalp HenMays caplured her llrst turkeybreeie JV’a. in first place arc the Curvettei sitd Jolly Girla and In second the EdgewaUr, the Scmlnoici* foe Cherokee Spare-lies and Come s. In Orlando Friday, took a 19-8 in third are the Honeybees, the shellacking from Melbourne Fri­ ttockettes, the Goof-olfe and the day. But those Bulldogs, always Tralle relies. tough, slipped up on the Eagles to Jerk their tall feathers. So, the Orlsndo eleven will not be a push­ Loop Lead Held over for Plgott’a pigskin proteges. There will be many a carload of By Gold Bonds Sanford citterns deserting the Friday night downtown specials, The Food Mart-Country Manor coma this weekend, ah betcha. League moved Into Its eecond week of the season with the Gold Bonds holding first place with a Champ Ignores single loss. Close behind U the Corule with a rerord of six wine and two NBA Edict lueses. The Stampers, Butchers BOSTON (UPS)—Heavyweight and Checker* are all lied with a champion Floyd Patterson and record uf four vicluriee and four challenger Torn McNeeley appar­ loss**. ently ignored a recent National The Markette*' record 1* three Boxing Association edict In the wins end five losses. The Buggers contract for their pioposed title and Sugar end Spice have a notfight Nov. M. so-nice rvcord of two wins ami Under the terms of the pact an- six josses to put them in last noonced Monday, McNeeley ha* place. guaranteed Patterson a return High gain* was rolled by bout in 120 daya if ho wine the Martha Klmiard with a 174. She world title. also has high series for the week. OAKLAND, Calif. (U FI) — The V iM PftM latanutteaal I obscures even the facta B u t the when the Chieaps Cohn heat (he homer and three singles that Oakland Raiders sold Eddie ErDodgers, 5-3, Monday night. Yankees cad clinch their 11th It*! now or never for Roger paced the rout of Ortega in I S dslata down the riv er-b o * they'll Marls, the brash young man who Amertcaa League penpant la 13 Dob Cardwell, whn had lost sis years tonight and that the Clacln- straight games te the Dodgers, Orlando Cepeda't tvm-rua ninth- be open for buftneaa a t tha tam e •ctks to dethrore Baba Roth as ■ a in B S r U f in U o r a d their pen- pitclWH'k* fctwi-hiUer for his 14th inning tem er gave Ihe Sen Fran­ old stand on Funday when they baseball's home run king. nant-clmching magic number in victory as Lea Angeles manager -----------Needing twe homers to tie and the National League to eaves. A Walt Alston gambled and lost cisco Giants a 3-3 victory over tangle with the Dalian Texana at three to break Ruth’s 34-yesr-Old sweep of tonight’s doublehesder with rookie pitcher Phil Ortega, the Milwaukee Brave*, who loit all-time record of 80 homers in does it for the Yankees, while the who made his first big league their seventh itraight game. Stu- Candlestick Park. Olympic Jitters a season, the 27-ytar-old Maria idle Reds went four games ahead s ta rt Ed Bouebeee hit a three-run Mliter, soft-balling relief ace of "And th e n are na plana a r pro­ the Giants, received credit for his /aces his "moment of truth" to­ posals to shift tho franchise else­ 13th win. The homer was Cepa- where” eeid a Raider spokesman. Break Out In Japan night la the New York Yankees' da'a l i f t of the M a m . twl-nlght doubleheader with the TOKYO (UPI)—Hotel mans, Dick Stuart's two-run homer "W all have a new stadium to go Baltimore Orioles. He must hit and Dick Croat's two-run single into in Oakland ia a couple of g e n In the world’s largest city are at least one homer tonight to have paced a five-run seventh-inning years and wa think things will already breaking s o t with “Olyany practical chance to break the pi* Jitter*.* outburst that carried tho Pills- pick up then." mark in a single game Wednes­ burgh Pirates to an 8-8 decision Tho Japan Timet re pelted today % day night, which brings him to Erdelata was fired Monday by that Tokyo hotels a n being over tho SL Louis Cardinals. the end of the 154-game limit Rookie Larry Foss gained credit the four-man tribunal operating "•wimped” with applications from prescribed by Commissioner Ford Three team* emerged from th« good games for a big *08 series for tho win in his first big league tha club and Marty Feldman was group* who want reservation* for Frick. The struggle of one man first night’s action with no loiaoi to lead tbo league la that depart­ start aided by Harvey Haddlx named In his place. The owners tho 1984 Olympic Games her*. against terrific odds and pressure a> tha Buiineaamen’* League got ment. A total of 17 koglara had • and Elroy Faco in the lata in­ probably were smarting more Eighty per cent of tho reserva­ than Eddie waa from the 55-0 tions are coming from tho United ning!. lt'a winter season underway at series of 500 or better and nine pasting his team took from the States. the Jet Lanea last week. bowlers broke the M0 barrier. House Okays Houston Oilers in the aeaaon'a The Japan Hotel Harry Schob of Benton’s topped Beginners Find Park Ave. Pharmacy however opener and the follow-up 44-0 said many small i this group with a 230 game, Nine licking last Sunday from the Ban was given the top apot on the N F L ‘Package’ mad* apllcatlon For man also found the range and Bowling Eye Diego Charger*. standing shaet by taking tbo Wad So far, according te converted splits with John Rich­ WASHINGTON (UP!) — The in total pins. Led by Ed Mich­ Houston and Sag- biego wore tlon'a latest check, 9,500 persona ardson bringing in two, the 1-7 The Beginner Bowlers found the House hxs approved and aent to the most powerful clubs in tha have reserved rooms. alak, the Medicinemen had a and the 7-8. magic pocket this week In the the Senate legislation to grant A total af 150,000 persona are Davis Buildara from Migbbor- Holler Motor* Navy Wives League. league last year and look strong, antltruit immunity to the Nation­ acratch total of 2557 pins. t r than ever this year. And Dal- expected to visit Japan during Ing DeBary, deserves a pat on Leroy Benton’s total of 2193 Ester Gwartney of tha VAH-9 al Football League'* "package" the back for going into the league team rolled a 1*9 gam* scratch, iaa ia right in the earn* class. 1984, the Transportation Ministry television contract with tha Co­ waa good onough for second plica with a four gama deficit, taking with handicap. It cariia to 254. She So new coach Feldman, who said. lumbia Broadcasting System. and Automatics No. On* cake ovar tho franchise of an entry wee Erdeletx1 assistant, steps The m anure was requested by walked to four poin,i and third which failed to field a team last bowled a tremendous handicap right into the hot water. aeries of 844. Following closely OVER I I the league after a Philadelphia place by forfeit as their opponent week and declined lo coo tints*. The Raider* havs announced an at First sa l Palmetto behind waa Jo Watson of the Park Judge ruled the propoied contract They will get into the thick (Along Bide Pert Office) Ridge team with a 233 handicap advance sale of 8,000 ticket*. And for next year'* season violated failed to show up. of the battle in an effort to catch Smith's Amoco and Seminole they expect about 10,000 for the gama, 640 handicap series, an earlier court ruling. Sporting Goods, with three wini up by meeting Sanford Electric Jtan McGuire picked up the battle — if the weather ia good. The bill alio would eaempt Tuesday night. from antllruat prosecution the each round out the first five. "This club has adequate mate­ The rest of the Tuesday sche­ difficult 2-7 split while Ester Michalak put to lather three pooling of television right* by dule find* Park Ave. Pharmacy Gwartney and Kny Bowman rial to compete in this league,” professional baseball, basketball meeting Autooetica No. One, strung 4 atrlkae each in a row. said Feldman after he waa hand­ and hockey leagues. Smith'! Amoco versus Wally’s Turkeys were mad* by Fran Mic­ ed the task of trying to build a House approval cam* by voice Nigeria Boxer winner. " It’s too late to make Phillips 18, Seminole Sporting key and Clara Barber. vote. If the measure gains final Park Ridge bowler* took both any major change*. So well try Goods versus Owen's Gulf, Town • Carpel • FaraMvo congressional approval, CBS will Asks Moore Scrap Pump versui Leroy Benton's and high handicap game and high to Jell the Raiders into a repre­ • Til* • Pianos 6 Rental Bed* carry all National Football ALC versus Autonetiea No. Two. handicap eerie* fop the day. sentative club.” PARIS (U PI)—Kaflu King of League games during the IHT.2 Nigeria, the British Empire feath­ and 1903 seasons. Chairman Emanuel Caller, D- erweight champion who again N. Y„ of the House Judiciary stopped European champion (itaCommittee told the Home that cieux Lam peril of France, asked I unless the legislation were ap­ today that hi* promised fight proved it might place the "weak­ with American Uavey Moor* on er teams of the National League Dec. 4 be for Moore’s wurld title. In a serioua position.” The referee awarded King n technical knockout victory at 35 eecond* of the sixth round Mon­ Cage Fixings day night after King'* sudden on. ■taught had floored Lampertl twice In thut round and gashed Take Toll Ids left brow, NEW YORK (UPI) - The alter Promoter Charley .Michael!* an­ effects of the basketball fix scan­ nounced last week he had re­ dal and Ihe movement of St. ceived a cable from Moor* prom­ John's University to Its new cam­ ising to fight the King-Lamperti pus field house has left Madison winner at Parle on Dec. 4. Weth­ Square Garden with Its smallest er the December bout woutd be college baskethall program since for the title, Mlchaelis said, would World War H daya. depend on the else of the guaran­ Garden officials announced tee he could give Moor*. Monday that its 1981-82 schedule will include to regular-season dou­ bleheaders, one lest than last sea­ son. and the Holiday Festival Adam's Paces tournament. Although tha Nation­ al Invitation Tournament was not Bowlerettes listed on the schedule, a Garden Tha Jet Bowlerettes finished spokesman said the post-season tourney would be held there a* it the eecond week of league bowling • OVER 20,000 COPIES WILL MAKE ITS with Adam's Paint In first pile*, has In the past. followed by Ivey’a and Don'* APPEARANCE WITH THE REGULAR ISSUE In second. Richards, Yowell's snd Harriett's tied for third. Wins Scholarship OP THE HERALD ABOUT OCT. 16TH. In fourth place la Bill's Tavern, NEW YORK (UPI) — The pro followed by Toy Coral, Mtry foutball Quarterbacks Club of New York Monday presented Ann Esther's and Leilani. Verna Bolton and Tina Parker Eehmunt, a daughter <>f the late O THIS AN NU A L GRAPHIC STORY OF THE picked up the 1-7 split and Cel­ t.en Kihinunt, funner New York este Smith returned the 3-10. Kay and Ban Fram-ieco pro foutball Bowman mad* the 3-7 and ilfo COUNTY’S GROWTH AND PROGRESS WILL star, with the Timothy J. Mara the 4-3-7, sthulunhlp award. The award BE READ BY PEOPLE ALL OVER THE U. S. High gama was mad* by M*rg* hmiiira the mcniury of the founder Lyons with a 176 and Verna Bol­ of the Giant*. ton had high aeries of 4M. what Coach Billy Hildebrand hupcs will be s' better balanced attack against the Baylor Bears. In the Southern Conference, Virginia Military and Virginia Tech again look like favorites. Richmond and Davidson both ex­ pect Improvement. Duke kicks off defense of Us Atlantic Coast Conference cham­ pionship sgalnit South Carolina at Columbia, S. C., this weekend. South Carolina In the past has proved troublesome for the Blue Devils, and Coach Marvin Bass would Ilka nothing more than to begin hia new regime as Game­ cock bos* with an upset. Duke, with plenty uf backtield talent but Inexperience in the line, lost a key player, swing end Ed Che*, null, for ihe season over the pa>l 4 i 1 SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY Mr. Merchant ADVERTISIN G ...for the Sanford Herald’: "Seminole County Progress Edition” is N O W Dixie Football Prospects Shaping Up Strong United Press International Word that Maryland ii loaded, that Duke again will be on* of tha nation's strongest and the bright atar of Roman Gabriel at North Carolina State feature the South's 1981 football prospects. First game* this weekend likely will do a lot toward telling how wall the Atlantic Coast Conferenca stacks up against other football powers. For example, Maryland playa Southern Methodist at Dallas, Tea., North Carolina State faces Skyline co-champion Wyoming at Laramie and dam son faces Flor­ ida of tha Southeastern Confer •nee. Wake Forest, with Ihe thinnest manpower supply in the ACC, (oes to Waco, Tex , to unveil NATIONAL LEAGUE WLFr t . GR* Cincinnati M 8? JOT Loa Aafttea M M JM 4 Sen FraaeteM i f <4 j r i Milwaukee 78 88 .JM lit* ’ St. Loda 71 « JR im Pittsburgh M 7* JM 171* Chicago M rn J14 98 48 1M JM 43M AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. C l S l t t 89 .971 •L » JOT 1018' a 88 JM 14 M 7* JM M tf 79 77 JOT 36>4 71 79 JM 29*4 66 a .441 95 Minnesota M 84 JM 1514 Los Angeles 18 94 J79 4SH Washington i i 94 JM 48 Kansas City weekend when lie suffered a kneef Gabriel, six foot four 220 pound injury in practice. senior tabbed atmost a unanimous The Blue Devils will field a pre-season All-America, will lead typical Bill Murray Duke-T attack the North Carolina State Chal­ guided by quarterback Walt Rap- lenge. The Wolfpack, playing a pold and featuring fullback John multiple often**, also has better Tinncll and hallbacks Mark Leg­ speed and more power on the gett and Jack Wilson. Senior Art ground than ia the past several Gregory at tackle ia Duke's stand­ years but has problems in the de­ out lineman. fensive secondary and at center. Maryland, Gough, has been CTemton bat Installed ■ new picked as the team to watch in pro-type offense to go along with the ACC — with Terrapin follow­ a rugged line. Coach Frank How­ ers expecting the best squad since ard hat stressed team speed snd the glory daya of the late 'Jins has hard-hitting backs in fullbacks Tatum at College Park. Ron Scrudata and BIB McGulrt Maryland Coach Tom Nugent and halfback Gary Barnca. figures he has a solid defense Virginia’s Cavaliers, with ntw this year te go with hia tricky of­ coach Bill Elias at lb* halm, bop* fensive formation* lo be directed to break a M-game losing airing by quarterbacks Dick Novak and which ia the longest in major col­ sophomore Dick Shiner. lege football. Call being accepted! F A 2 -2 6 11 or O A 5 -5 9 3 8 For an Appointment with an Advertising Representative to help YOU tell YOUR story! S I!} ? j & u t f i i r i i i t r a l i i I �School Books Ordered To Ease Shortage A supplemental order of textbook* to relieve the shortage la the SemiBole County aetioot gyatem was placed Monday, Oct. II, Superintendent at School* R. T. MUwee said today, lie said that this order should be received In about two weeks. “Our first order of books didn't cover our needs and we- had to reorder. We undereitlmated our enrollment which was some 1300 more children than we had last year, MUwee explained. He said that by Jan. 1 there would be a further Increase nt enrollment. Re Mid t u t some of A ho boards siw asking parents can afford t to buy hooka for their children. He added that hr would ask the school board to live font pennies low to aik par­ ents to Seminole County who c m afford k to help to alleviating the sh o rte n by buying books. Later on, be a s id, these p a r­ ents can aril these books and get back tome of the money spent on them. Mil wee Mid font county school* stfM ace nstog some books which out of adoption,” These BELGIAN CIVILIANS earir Katanga soldier, wounded during battl* with UN in Elisabethville, the Congo. Katanga Gives U N Ultimatum UNITED NATIONS. N. Y., %LT1)—The United Nations Gen­ eral Asaembly today unanimously elscted Mongi Slim of Tunisia as president of ita IGth regular seaaion, succeeding Frederick II. Bo­ land of Ireland. Slim, hacked by Boland and atrong Western support that in­ cluded the United States md Brit­ a i n , also was a prominent con­ tender to become interim adnatnl■trator of lha United Nations In place of Secretary General Dag Hanim*r.ikjold, who died in an Africian air crath Sunday night. Heavy politicking as the dele­ gates of 99 nation* gathered for the assembly'# second day deluyad &h« start of this morning's meet­ ing 4S minutes. Russia's Insistence that the United Nations adopt Its “troika” plan of three secretaries general and opposition to Slim’s appoint­ ment on constitutional grounds that it would confuse the legisla­ tive and executive branches of the world organization made indefinite deadlock likely on the selection of Himmsrskjold's successor. VOL. S3 United • Preaa NAGS HEAD. N. C. (UPI) Hurricane Esther barely bruihed North Carolina'! protective Outer Banks island chain today and swept nor h with its 130 miles an hour winds. Residents of the At­ lantic Coait from New Jersey to broadcast by “ Radio Frea Katan- New England braced for the worst. «r» laid Central Congolese r o t * eminent troop* had moved into Katanga to help UN force* over­ throw Tshombe. “The United Nations must de­ cide immediately," Tshombe told newsmen us he stood on the steps of the thurch where llammarSanford Mayor Joe Baker today skjold's body lay in state. " It is lashed out at the county'a pro­ the body which has massacred my mised five-year road program people. We sre waiting now for charging that the county commis­ rounter.proposals from New York sioners were selling tho cities (UN headquarters). Rut I am short and not "giving them pro­ reluming to KaLanga tonight per recognition.” whatever hapjmns." Tuesday, the Commission adopt­ Tshombe’* statement came a t ed a five-year program calling th* end of the second day of cease for expenditures of more than fire talk* with Mahmoud Khsiri 3000,000. Baker said that th en were no of Tunisia, the man who stepped in when Hammarakjuld was provisions in the program for killed in a plans crash Sunday participation by any city in the county. night just out.tide Ndota. “The coun.y will pave the ar­ Ths claim by Radio Frea KaLnnga foliuwed unconfirmed re­ terial roads and stop at the comports that troop* of Congolese Deputy Premier Antoine Giirngu 3 Prisoners had penetrated Katanga from his neighboring Oriental Province Escape, Nabbed stronghold. The broadcast alleged that troops of the leftist Gixenga went Within Hour Into action “ tinder the orders of Three eily prisoner* escaped an Indian commander" in the Kinxolo-Nyunxu area of North Ka­ from a work gang Tuesday morn­ ing and were apprehended with­ tanga. in an hour, police reported. The three were identified as Complete Rout? Freddie Lee Walker, Jim RoehMOSCOW (UPI) - A Soviet more and Willie Armstrong. Two Army general said today that of them were ou g h t white hiding Russian tank and missile power under a house near Eighth St. will ensure "the complete rout of while the other was apprehended the aggressor if the imperialists hiding in some bushes in the vicinity. start a new war." Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1961 Hurricane warnings were low­ ered south of Hat eras, N. C„ and the weather bureau said they may be lowered as far north a* the Virginia Capes in a matter of hours akhough weathermen warned residents not to let down their guard. At 9 a. m. EST hurri­ cane warnings still were dis­ SANFORD, played from Halters* to the Vir­ the next II to IS hours at the ginia Capes and a hurricane I same size and intensity—big and watch went up from the Capes to] mean. Massachuse.ts. At 9 a. m. the atom 's eye was The Washington Weather Bu­ Iocs ed shout 140 miles eastreau said in its 9 a. m. EST ad-1 northeast of Cape Hatleras. at viiory that Esther was expected; latitude 33.1 north, longitude T3.1 (o continue in a northerly direc­ west. tion about 14 mile* an hour for Heavy rain was expected to ex­ Mayor Hits Road Program tary-treasurer anil A- I,. Lormann, director. Other highlights of the meeting was the selection of Ruth Hamil­ ton as realtor of the year and E. H. Taffrr as associate of thr year. They were chosen for their ac­ tivities in promoting lioaid and civic affairs. H I teV-VrtV fifth and sixth grades." l o r k k Hayman, principal at Enterprise School: “ No. We ore pretty w et equip­ ped hi that respect." Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, prin­ cipal of Ptoeercit School: "No. ' Wa have bought very earefully. Every child has a basal textbook, teeh as spellars, arilhmatice, etc. “ Ig our reading classes we do not need books for every student. These etudenta use a hook for short periods, up to six monhs at Urn most and books are chang­ FLORIDA ed as the students Freeman 1 . Baggett, princfpel of Sanford Grammar and Westside Primary schools. “ Me. Wa have plenty a t books.* Hugh Carlton, principal of ford Junior High: "We have a textbook child, but they ere aot all texts. Soma are the old books but each child b u a text." Mrs. Velma MItcheH, principal of Southslde Primary: "No air. we sura do not. Thte school is In good shape. We have the same number of children wo bad last year." NO. 283 New England Braces For Esther Realtors Elect Officers The Semlnola County Board of Rea Hurt elected officer* for 1902 at their dinner meeting Tuesday wight. Heading the board for the com­ ing year will be Byron L Kimball, preiidrnt; C. F. Field, vice presi­ dent; Mr*. Elizabeth Kuhn, secre­ We have placed an order for more books, hut It's going over our al­ lotment." H. L. Douglas, Principal at Crooms Academy: "Yea, in some areas, but there Is not too much of a shortage. We have new books ordered, but we don't know whether we will have enough books untfl we see how many we get." Floyd C. Richard*, principal of Lake Mary Elementary: “No. We have no real shortage. We don't have texts for every child, but * • don’t think we need them. We have ordered texts for WEATHER: Cloady through Th a raday. High today, 8.1-90. Low tonight, near 70. NDOLA, Northern Rhodesia (U PI)— Kntnnga Presi­ dent Moise Tshombe gave the United Nations an ultimatum today to come up with new proposals by nightfall to end the fighting in his rebel province of the Congo. Even as he spoke here after paying tribute at the bier of the late UN Secretary General Dag Hnmmarskjold, a ★ ★ ★ Slim Gets UN Post which h a r t been taken off the approved list. This M ust km came about, he ex­ plained becauM at the fact that textbook eDocalitma have not kept op with the school •' needs. tn a survey of some of the schools to the county the fol­ lowing question was asked: “ Do yon have a* shortage of textbooks to your school?" Their snswert follow: Andrew J. Bracken, principal of Semlnola High: "Yes we have a shortage due to the fact that we underestimated sue enrollment. it was announced that a one day seminar on “Bu»ine** Proper­ ty Improvement” will be conduct­ ed in the near future. It will be presented by the extension divi­ sion of the Univeraity of Florida and co-iponsored hy tha Board uf Kraltur* and th* Downtown Im­ provement Committee, m a m munity city limits." he said. fund tax. We (rcl we doterve “The commissioners seem not I some cooperation.'' he dretsred. to understand lha; the city's with­ Last year, Sanford kicked in in the county arc paying a targe 3260,000 into the road and bridge portion of the road and bridge! fund, ★ ★ ★ + ★ ★ Bulletin WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Renal* Appropriation* Commit­ tee recommended today that 3193,00* be spent on pre-ctnstructlon planning lor the pro­ posed cross-Florida barge canal. h &w a ... Longwood M ayor Calls Program Disappointing Seta Elections ATHENS (UPH - General elec­ tions will he held In Greece Oct. Ixirigtvuori Mayor A. R. I.nrmunn today ahnrply criti­ 19, Premier Constantin* Caramonlis announced Tuesday, cized the county'a projected five-year road program calling it “in some instances a waste of money" and saying that the Quits Federation cities in the county were “ left out ill the cold." KINGSTON, Jamaica (UPI) — “The board just neglected the municipalities in the Jam aica has voted to quit the county . . . and I'm not alone in my feelings," Lormunn said. West Indies Federation, leaving the future of the Briti*h.*|>onxored “They Odd u* they would pave , — —^ —— nine-island group in doubt. Orange Ave. and itill nothing i* done about, it. It probably wun't On Trial be dune before nrxt year . . . so WEST PALM BEACH (UPI) why w ain't that project Included Suspended Palm Beach County Sheriff Martin M. Kcllenberger in the program," he added. will go on trial on a charge of Lormann noted a lot of paving perjury Oct. 31. Mayor Joe Baker today quali­ in Lake Mary , , , “But what about fied to aeek re-election in the us," ha said. city commission election schedul­ Inferior Service “I'm frankly disappointed in the ed this fall. TAMPA (UPI) - General Teleprogram,'* he said. Only one commission seal is phone Co. nf Florida, accused of open. The (leadline for qualifying providing inferior service, told is Oct. 19. th* Slate Utillliei Commission Th* registration books at city Tuesday it mint have more prufits Mrs. Nicholds hall are now open with the final in order to improve its service. da) fur registration Oct. 37. Dies Tuesday At the present Cm*, accord in g Warn Reds to Clerk Henry Tamm Jr. there PASADENA, l aid. I LTD—Sen. are 3,IU0 registered voters in the Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz , believes In Hospital city. th* United Stales should warn ttic Baker has been on the city Mr*. J Edward Nicholds. 73. Soviet Union that u will use low commission for three years and yield nuclear bomb* to save Ber­ died at Seminole Memorial Hos­ has served one term av major. lin and West Germany. pital early Tuesday evening fol­ lowing ■ lingering illness. First Center Born Dec. 9, 1B&V in Cumber­ Two Injured TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The land, Md , she had lived in San­ slate of Florida has secured tioo,ford fur the past 10 year* and In C ar Mishap duo in federal funds lo place in made her homr on W, First St. Two DeLeon Spring* residents Miami the world* first medical lUie was a member of the Sanford First Presbyterian Church, had were injured in a two car colli­ facility devoted entirely to Par. served more than 1.000 hour* with sion Tuesday night at First SI. kinson's disease, ihe Slate Dev elthe Pink I,adic* at the ho.pilal; and French Ave , p cltc repor ed. ■ipmrnt Commission s.i I Tec day Injured were l„nii* and Ruth was a member of the Magnolia Circle of the Sanford Garden Club, Langdon, Police *a>d the coup'e AF Flop IIUNULULU HIM) — The Air a life member of the WCTU and suffered severe laceration* about Furce anmunced Tuesday it had a life member of th* Church Mis- the face and body. The Langdon car collided with failed in an aticmpt to recover a •ion Wurk. Survivors are her husband, J a vehicle operated by Lassoin capsule from Discoverer ,XX,\I Edward Nicholds of Sanford and Wright of Ralston, Nrh, Wright because the r.ip-ule failed to icptwo brothers. George Pferdeort of wat charged with (aiiure to yield arate (rum the satellite over Ilie | North Pole, Pittsburgh. Pa., and William Pfer- the right of way, deort of Clifton, N. J. Funeral service* will be held at 130 p m. Friday at Brissun Fun eral Home witb Rev. Grover Sew»11 nf the Presbyterian Church Thure's a nip in the air the hint few night* and officiating. Hurul will he in Dak folks are pulling up the b cd u p m id . Som e of the colderLawn Memorial Park. Baker To Run Again Its Fall Already? Foreign Aid Head WASHINGTON (UPI) - New York attorney Fowler Hamilton, a specialist in international law. will be nominated by President Kennedy to head the new foreign aid agency, th* Whit* House an noonred today. NEWLY ELECTED 0FFICEH3 of the Seminole County Board of Realtorn are left to right. Byron L.-Kimball, president; C. F. Field, vice president and Al Lormann, director. (Herald Photo) tend about <0 mile* b lin d and about 200 to 300 miles to the north as Esther ehurned up the coast. High tides swept in on many low lying areaa and from Whale bone Junction to Kitty Hawk, N. C., waves swept across sand dunea and threatened to isolate motels, stores and co tages. Matured one* are even getting out u light hlunket. Thursday in the first day of full and smart shojipera would be wise to aeriou.tty consider their winter wardrobe, household and sport need* while stores have complete stocks and a large and varied selection in al] lines. If your storage space is limited, lay your needed items away, until that frosty morn sends you scurrying to town to get tjiem "out of hock." (Better get that oil tank filled, too.) eb O ** l y LARRY YE1SRIL Gordon Frederick, president at lb* Seminole Bar A un. has tent out tetters lo all attorneys to the ■res to see V (her* is any inter­ est from anyone about aeeking lha county attomey'a job . , . One commissioner Tuesday tuggeited that the Marling salary (or th* job s.srt at $3,400 per year . . . They might as well get an attorney (ram Orange County . . . No one is gotina take die job at that salary, • • a Nobody asked me but the Coun­ ty Commission was sura in a hurry to adopt that road pro({am. No sooner did Engineer Carlton Bliss present It . . . bang . . bang , . U was accepted. . . . Wonder what would have happened if Commissioner Vernon Dunn would have been presen.. * * • It’* interesting to note th* amount of proposed road jobs in each of th* five county coin mis­ sion districts. Dis.rict 1—seven;' District I—eight: District 3—13; District 4—13, and District 4— seven. • ** a ■ GUY OTIS Steiwtrom J r ./ It's also interesting la not* th* 42, aUrted work thin morn­ ■mount of money Uiat will bo ing us unnintiuit County spent; District 1-4114,300; Dis­ trict 2-363,400; District 3— Engineer. 3206,700; District 4 - 3116,900. and District 3-3109,700. • U.S., Reds To Begin Talk NEW YORK (UPI) — The Untied .States and Russia have agreed tn begin their fateful Ber. lin cri.di talk* Thursday. Secretary of Slate Dean Rusk and Suviel Foreign Minister Andiei Groinjko will start th* dieciiaxinni at a private lunrh in Rusk's Waldorf Towers suite. The U. S. secretary bears a firm mandate from President Kennedy and the thief Western Allies lo warn Gromyko in grim term* ■gainst any fuilher squeeze play* nr unilateiul arts against the West In lietlin. lie also will urge an end to Soviet unket-rattling in the ten** situation. The putpu.e uf the Kuxk-Gruinyko talks Jtom tha Western view­ point, is to determine whether tlicte is any hnnurald* bans fur fnll-xeale Lasl-We.t negotiation * with Itu siu mi G> iiiiuny and Ber­ lin. Ku *!% Imp. • lo get aoipa clcur idea of .SoV.rt 1'ieiiiier Nikita S. hhrl ■n iiu* * i»-<l intentions in Lump,-. * w Only election on acountywide scale thia (all ia for actual board trustees. • • • The school board will open bids oo new Betr Lake School al I p. m. Friday . . . Bids will also be opened for a new junior Ugh school near Casselberry. • • • The General Service* .Adminis­ tration baa approved the tease •greement on the Osceola Air base. Final approval m un now come from congress. • • • County Commissioner Vernon Dunn is out of the hospital but we imagine It will be awhile be­ fore he re urn* to the wars. • « « Seems like when they get marl­ ed they don't leave a (uy nothing. Earlier this week I menl.oned that (be City Commission insist­ ed on 379 chairs for the city man­ ager's office and today 1 found out that I'm sitting on a f t) chair. • • • This is Constitution Week , , , I-ei's lung out our flags. Umatilla Bank Robbed OF $735 UMATILLA tLTD—While most jf this community's police were he'pmi lo fight a ham fir* at Lie cd ;c of own, two gunmen Battle Expectec Mole 373.3 from th* Umatilla Stale Dank Tuesday. in tc* process, they wounded On TV Station an armed game warden who hap­ OK LIND ) t LTD Mid-Florida pened to walk into the bank dur­ Television Carp, readied today lo ing ihe holdup. tight thr rte nnrnciidatijn uf a Federal t'ummunieatian* Commis­ sion examiner tn art aside Die irant of Orlando television Chan Cage 9 Rridg* lie I 9 to tile hrin. Examiner James U. Cunning­ Classified „ fug* 12 4 11 (YljUii'lP .* fMMWM Page 12 ham said Tuesday in Washington Dear Abby ..— Fag* 9 Mid-Florida should be disqualified Edit oi ial — —™ Fag* I t from operating WLOF-TV on Fag* 9 EnterUiument Channel 9 because of improper Legal* f'age 3 • Id A 13 influences exerted by Orlando Fag* • Fuizl# ___ civic leader William II. Dial uo Society _ .....Pag* 8 former FCC Commissioner Richsrd A. Mack Sport* Fag# 6 Herald Index Majority O f Sanford Stores To Stay Open Wednesday Afternoon j l'1 ■- - - . i' w * : lai � 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 19, 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/857fa84ff661181b8b494ac476d009fb.pdf d87b03317f02f14324223f0a5570028c PDF Text Text A YASS1ADA, Turkey (UP!) — Turkey’* high Juatic* court today convicted and sentenced to death former Prraident Celal Bayar, ex Premier Adnan Mender** and eight other member* erf their united regime for making a mockery o f Turkey'* constitution while In power. • The conviction* end sentence* climaxed an 11-month confirming tha "high precision of in firings which carried II over the the operation of tha rockat’a con­ Atlantic Ocean and Africa Into tha trol system." Anthoiitathra aonrcca la Honololu aaid a plot of tha rockct’a flight bp American tracking sta­ tion showed it miaaad lU mark by at least SO mile*. Tha Taaa statement did not say whether tha rocket’s payload was recovered by Soviet ships cruising SAN FRANCISCO (UPO-Fornear the target area, mer Vice President Richard M. Rueaia announced Monday that Nixon, who said be will decids ia it would fire rockets “Intended for space exploration" into a speci­ a week or so whether to run f o r Q fied area of the l'aclfic in a eeries the governorship of California in of teata beginning Wednesday and 1M2, was urged to do so Thurs­ continuing until O ct IS, Tha pre­ day night by 25 GOP leader* in cise number of rockets to be tested California. They met with Nlxoa la n twowas not announced. In another test Thursday, Rus­ hour closed door session. Sin sia set off a nuclear blast In the Frsnnico*'?..-.'ocy Caspar Wein­ berger told newsmen after (hr Arctic believed to have the force meeting, "We nil atrongly urged ef many millions of tons of TNT. Mr. E. J . Routh, 73, died early Mr. Nixon to run.” Tha explosion wa* tha 10th in the YOUTH CLUB OFFICERS of the Altamonte Spring* St. Mary-Magdalen Weinberger raid that tha for- £ Thursday evening at Seminole current aeriee of Soviet nuclear Church include, from left. Herb Smith, vice president; Pat Guillermopriemcr presidential candidate gave ^ Memorial Hospital following n teste. to, secretary and Susan Dunn, treasurer. Don McCormick, president, is in no Indication aa to what his doDespite Tase'a claim that Wed­ c ision would be, but Weinberger lengthy illness. the Florida Sanitarium and Hospital with a compound leg fracture received Born Aug. 35, 1888, In New Al­ nesday’s rocket was “new" and added that ha believed Nixon al­ In a motor scooter accident last week. (Herald Photo) "more powerful" 1U reported per- ready baa made up htn mind. bany, Ind., ha had lived in Sanford (ormanca did not match the range* for the past 50 years end mad* his ef 7,700 to 8,000 claimed for rock­ If Nixon seeks the governor­ ship, be must first outpoll former home a t 220 Jetsam ina Avt. Ha et* tha Russians tested last year. Gov. Goodwin J. Knight, State was a veteran of World War 1; Non* of Russia's rockets so far Assemblyman Joaaph C. Shell, was retired from the American has matched the »,000-mile range and former L t Governor Harold In a telegram to tha President who exercise* hie right a t a citisen Fruit Growers Assn, and wee, a achieved by the U. S. Atlaa rocket J. Powers, who h»vs declared NEW YORK (UPI)-^Th* Natlonal Association for the Ad­ Thursday the association asked to seek redress of notorious griev­ member of tha First Prasbyterian their candidacy for the GOP. vancement of Colored P e o p l e him to rescind the dismissal of tha ances suffered by hia racial group, Church of Sanford. then wa have oome, as a nation, (NAACP) ha* complained to Prea- Isttor carrier, Westley W. Law. Survivors include his wife, Mra. Oviedo M an OVER S3 YEARS "If the government Is to become to a low estate indeed," the tele­ SylSl Routh; a son, Joe Routh; a Ident Kennedy that a Savannah, at Fire* sad Palmetto Ga., postal employe will fired be- a partner in economic reprisal gram said. daughter, Mrs. Chl-e Butts; a Aboard Forrestal (Alawg 8id* Pato Ofltm Second Clir* David causa he was an NAACP officer. against a government employs 1 * w I* president of the NAACP brother, Walter Routh and three Enginrmai Georgia nrganiiatioR and the Iftainiciiildruii, ell of Saiifoid; t«*o M. Holland, Bavunnah branch, lie was dismiss­ brother*, R. R. Routh and W. N. Mrs. Thomas E. Holland of Oviedo ed from his post offics job on Routh, are of Charlotte, N. C. Is serving aboard the attack air­ Sept. 8. Funeral services will be held a t craft carrier USB Forrestal oper­ National NAACP official* claim 4 p. m. Saturday from Brlaaon ating out of Norfolk, Va. Tha Forrestal recently com­ the real reason for Law’a dismis­ Funeral Home with Rev. Grover sal was that he led a 15-month Sewell of the Sanford First Pres­ pleted a seven-month cruise in campaign to boycott local mer- byterian Church officiating. Uurial the Mediterranean during which • Carpet • Tile ebanto In protest of racist grisv- will be In Oak Lawn Memorial port* In Greece, France. Cyprus ancss. and Lebanon were visited. I Park. 3 S --------------------------------- ----- trial ef M l men and womea wb* ruled Turkey for 10 jeers before a coup placed the reins of the government In the hands of the military last yaar. ___ Mender** himself wae not In court for the Judgment. The thief judge said Illness prevented his appearance. The trial ended Thursday sfl»r 11 own (he la which the court ward 1,068 witnesses and a u m ned 16 hugs files of evidence. The prosecution deminded death sentences for 107 of the defend­ ants. A m ilitary coup overthrow the Bayar-Menderee regime on May 87. 1M0. Tha proeacullon charged the de­ fendants had illegally used their government power to crush poli­ tical opposition, Incite riots and channel state funds into their own hearing today. The general charge of “violation of tha constitution by fores" in­ cluded such accusations as: —Mender** used tha state radio for hia own purpose!. —Mendere* embessled from the premier's special “secret" fund*. —Baysr, Mender** and others MONTGOMERY, Alt. (U P I)- attempted assassination of former Klevea "freedom rider*,” itielud- President Ismet Inonu, leader of iag the chaplain of Yale Univer­ the then opposition Republican sity, go os trial is city court to­ day os charges of trying to break Peoples party. dowa segregation law* la a bus —Baysr, Mender** and uthera used fore# to suppress newspa­ germinal lunchroom. ’ The group was arretted last pers and university student and May 39, several days attar ■ faculty criticism. —National Assembly President weekend of rioting took plae* when the drat group of "freedom Rafik KoralUn used stoto funds riders" arrived ia this capital to pay tha salary of a German maid. Among those scheduled for trial la tb« Rev. William Coffin, Yale chaplain, and Gaylord Noyce, Di­ vinity School professor I t Yale. Another defendant la tbe Rev. Wyatt Tea Walker of Atlanta, ex­ ecutive secretary of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (5CLC). EDMONTON, Alla (UPD — The blraclal group, charged Canadian - born Cleveland Indus­ with breach of tbe peace and con­ trialist Cyrus Eaton — Premier spiracy to breach the peace, ear­ Nikita Khrushchev’s "espt alist lier this week lost an appeal to friend" — said Thursday night delay the trial. The U5. Fifth the United States is Incspible of Circuit Court ol Appeals refused handling the problem of Red to iaauo an Injunction against China. a.st* prosecution on criminal Eaton told the Canadian Rustch arger ness and Professional Mens Asso­ Other defendants are Drs. ciation no one in Washington John Maguire and David Smith, could Randle tha complex prob­ religion professor* at Wesleyan lem. College; George Smith, New llav"We don’t have in the United en, Conn.; Bernard Ice and the States in poitics oe busineis, peo­ Rev. Ralph AbemMhy, Montgom­ ple with Ilia knowledge or experi-i ery; Joseph C. Jones and Clyde ence to deal wi^h China," he said. Carter, Charlotte, N. C., and the Eaton urgad Canada to take a Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth of Rlr- bold stand on International affairs mlngham. and to cease blindly following the U. S. lie said tbla country should adopt a policy it believe* is best for the economic Interstate of Canada. Commenting an the possibilities of nuclear war, Eaton raid It was almost a mathematical certainly WASHINGTON tU PD -Senat* that a bomb will be exploded by critics of foreign aid leveled e fi­ accident which will destroy all nal attack today but Democratic life on this planet. Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana Eaton pleaded fur "statesmen predicted senator* would hold the to adopt policies that will make line and approve the (1.2 billion for understanding and friendship money hill. between even the most differing Mansfield, summoned the Senate ideologies and economics." to on early session in hopes of shoving the appropriation* meas­ ure through to passage today. It Lake Monroe would be a major atop toward ad­ journm ent Ben. Allen J. Ellendsr, |D-La.), By JIILS. H. L. JOHNSON wa* armed with a proposal to trim Mr. and Mr*. Walter Price and (250 million from the (1.7 billion military aid aection. But Mansfield Mr. and U n . Frank Price of San­ said ha thought Ellenrirr's move ford are on an extended tour of Virginia, West Virginia and Mich­ would be rejected. The Benate Appropriations Com­ igan. They are expected to return mittee voted to restore most of the home Ihix week. f&Ud million cut from the appro­ Mr. and Jlra. WU!!am Carroll priation fur foreign eld in the cur­ Sr. and Aaron Betts have return­ ed home after visiting with rela­ rent fiscal year. tives tn Binghampton. N. Y., tha former home of the Carrolls. Oviedo Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Andrews and son Joey have gone to Niw York for a few weak* vacation. Ur. and Mrs. Tommy Swaggcrty accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hall and daughter Carolyn to By MARLIN R. JONES Mr. snd Mrs. W. C. Morgan of Murphy, N. C., and will then visit Virginia Beach. Va.; Mr. and in Tennessee before reluming Mrs. Wendell Hill and cliildren of home. Wayncsviilc, N. C.; Edward 1IU1 of Smyrna, Ga.; Fred Bill of Fort Jackson, S. C., and Jack 11111 of Dania, have ail* returned to thetr respective home* after being Ur. and Mra. Jim Palmer of called hers due to the death of Uviedo announce the birth of a 10 their father. Baa Hill. lb. 9 oi. son, Sept. 1ft at the Win­ ter Park Memorial Hospital. Mr Palmer ia the new science 'aacher Dance Canceled at Oviedo High. The Community Daaeo which Mr. and Mrs. C. R. MeCulicy was to hav* been sponsored by the announce the arrival of an 8 lb. Chuluota Youth Club Saturday 4 ox. ion, Sept. 7 at the Wider eight’ kas been cuoaled. Park Memorial lioapitaL Three School Buses Collide tl Freedom Riders Go On Trial Personals Personals N ew Arrivals MOSCOW (CPU—Russia fired • “new, a u ra powerful multi­ stage rocket" more thaa 7,500 miles over the Pacific Wednesday In the first of . a scheduled eeriee of teste, tb s Soviet agency Taaa reported today, Tass said the launching of the rocket wae “successful1 and that its operation in flight “fully con­ formed with the set program." The rocket landed about 1,000 yard* from its target in an ocean a m about 1,000 miles southwest of Hawaii, the Soviet agency said, Run For Governor, SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY Q U A L IT Y HOM ES MR. AND MRS. Wendell Hlrt, 81U Catalina Drive. Snnford (right) upon their arrival at the Montagu Reach Hotel in N umuu. The Hirta won un nll-exponnu Nassau holiday when Wendell placed first in the membership contest sponsored by the R.OOO-membcr Florida State Association of Life Underwriters. His Seminole County Association—of which he is membership chairman— boasted -111 members against only 20 in 1900. Hirt is with National Standard Life. With the Dirts are mem­ bers of tho l!ahama.-i Association of Life Underwriters. *•♦ gr) 4 ■ it WASHINGTON (UPD — The Pentagon has ordered all U. S. military command to nuke a sea rrli lug review cf any cum mi tmento already made to furnish personnel for movie, TV or radio appearance*. Arthur Sylvester, assistant de­ tenu* secretary for public affaire, said Thursday the action was tak­ en because of International ten­ sion. Under present circumstances, Sylvester said, he doubted any Japan Braces For Typhoon TOKYO (UPD—Southern Japan braced today for tho impact of Typhoon Nancy whose ltomilean-hour winds may make it one of the must devastating storms in recent Japanese history. At least three deaths in Japan snd the offshore Amaml Islands already had been caused direct­ ly or indirectly by Nancy’s howl­ ing winds snd drenching rains. Kyushu and Shikoku, the south­ ernmost islands of Japan, were on typhoon alert, remembering previous storms which killed thousands of persona and flooded thousands of acres of land. It was virtually certain that Kyushu would be hit by the mam­ moth storm, which Japanese newspapers placed in the "SuperA" category — among the big­ gest ever to strike this island na­ tion. U. 3. Air Force weather recon­ naissance planes flew into the heart of the storm in an atlampt to chart its velocity and course. An oificer at the U.S. Air Force weather center said Nancy was accompanied by exceptionally heavy rains, certain lo flood riv­ ers and bring misery to thou­ sand*. Lincoln Haight*. commander would ask permission to make furthar commitments for such purposee. Anyway, ha laid, the Pentagon would probably turn down any such request. The announcement was contain­ ed in the Pentagon's reply to Rep. Rob Wilson, (R-Calif.), who want­ ed to know why troops stationed in Geimuny were taking part in • ■notion pictui* being filmed In Franc*. The movie is "The Longeel Day," a etory of D-Day in World War II. Wilson also asked how that re­ luted to the Jack Paar incident in Berlin, which caused disciplinary artion against military officer* Involved. Osteen P-TA Welcomes Teachers The Kurd family U ahown being welcomed by Lee Jack won, Marshall Holloway and Clarence Noble other owpiera in Lineoln Heights. tflc U u w jc e BRICK CONSTRUCTION CONCRETE Home Owner in LINCOLN HEIGHTS DRIVEWAYS 3 BEDROOM l! j BATH SPACIOUS LIVING AREA EASY TERMS BEST HOME VALUE QUALITY CONSTRUCTION continue Tuesday ih. The DIRECTIONS: turn left on Grapeville Ave. follow the signs to Lincoln H eights �Storm Warnings For Florida MIAMI lU Pl) — Hurricane Esther, ■ httfl* and dangerour •to rn , dropped atightly in power f i r i n g the night and took a alight turn toward the north 'but the Wealber Bureau today ordered hurricane warnings hoisted from Miami north to Savannah, Ca. The Miami Weather Bureau said at 11 a. m. EST that the ilo rn -.^ id decreased slightly but warned it still packed sustained winds of 110 miles an hour and gusta up to i n miles an hour. ^Earlier gusta bad hit about 300 miles an hour. The circular storm kicked up waves of 10 (cel in its movement in the general direction e! the Eastern seaboard. The Weather Bureau said the storm "took somewhat of a turn to the north for a while thla morning but its average movement la apparently toward the northwest at 11 Ap-h.** * "The central pressure this morning was reported as 27.44 Inches of mercury," the bureau laid in an advisory, "indicating a alight decrease in intensity during the night.” Earlier, the central pressure of ★ ★ ★ Rainfall Here No Kin To Esther § > m tf0 r fr i f m t t f * WEATHER: Cloudy with rain through Tuesday. High today, 85*90. Low tonight, 70-75. VOL. 53 United Press Bulletin the storm — • commonly - used The Board of Cewserv siioo hi ★ ★ ★ guideline to hurricane force—had Jacksonville aaid M a y alter JACKSONVILLE ( U P D - lto been reported ■■ low as 27J7 cooridertog ■ regoeet Me the aircraft carrier I ’SS Franklin D. inches, less than Hurricane Carla approval af a Sanford-{'leaveral Roosevelt waa ordered to see which raked the gulf coasts of Canal that R weald ask coosultant e a g la ttn to prepare ■ M a y as a pretantioa ■gainst Texas and Louisiana earlier this feasibility the possibility of Hurricane Es­ month. In the 11 a. m. advisory, the ther approaching the Florida center of the season'! fifth hur. coast. Ik s Navy at tha Mayport rlcane was located near latitude _ JfiUUif near bore sold the FW f north, longitude » 2 W«ii..!» r j u v A . . . would steam south and maintain The location it about <63 statute • paoBM m l) away frwm the miles east of Stuart, Fla., and about the same distance south storm area. cast of Wilmington, N. C. The Weather Bureau laid hur­ ricane winds extend outward 170 Record Enrollment mile* in the northeast semi-circle GAINESVILLE (U Plj - The and 11* miles to the southeast. doors of tha University of Florida Giles extend outward some 330 opened today for a record enroll­ miles to the north and east and ment of 3,300 freshmen. 200 miles southwest of the center of the giant storm. Wages Up Heavy swells as high as seven JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Total feet have been reported in the wages and salaries for I960 in outef (standi of the Bahamae, the Florida showed a seven per cent bureau said. Smalt craft In the Increase over 1939, the State Bahamas were warned to remain Chamber of Commerce reported. in port. Tile bureau aaid weather air­ Satellite Up plane* are keeping the atorm VANDENBERG AFB, Calif. ) under close watch but llwre was By LAKKY VERHIIEL (U Plt—A 23-(ool-long Discoverer Why doesn't the County Com no word whether plans still are Hatcliitr, liie 21st of its family to mission hold an old fashioned auc­ being made to seed the storm orbit successfully, today circled tion like the Kiwani* Club did with silver iodide smoke as pre­ the earth at about 18,Qua mile* viously planned In an experiment awhile back? Just think of all the of possible means of breaking up an hour. Items tha county board could auc­ tion off. . , . Wrist watches, com­ storms. The weekend rainfall in San­ ford and through Central Flor­ ida has no connection with Hur­ ricane Esther, which Monday morning was reported to be 723 liles east of Miami, the weather van said. Sanford had 2.31 Inches of rain from one p. m. Friday to 9 a.m. Mondsy, according to figures compiled at the Central Florida Experiment Station. City and County officials reportul no damage is a result of the Ain. The cause of the rain, according Jo Earl Morgan, meteorologist at Municipal Airport at Orlando, w’ai a cold front and a jet stream which passed over this area. Morgan said that the cold front moved over the area from north to south and then backed up. This maneuver, along with the jet stream, which is, Morgan explained, a river of air. caused tbs heavy precipitation In many section* of the state. Castro Exiles 135 Priests HAVANA (UPl>—Premier Fidel C u tro ’a revolutionary regime his exiled Homan Catholic Bishop Ed­ uardo Boia Mscvldat and 133 olht e r priests, apparently ns a result of what it described as church-lid rioting against the government. Forty-six of the churchmen ' were Cuban, but most of the rest were Spanish. They were shipped out Sunday on the Spanish liner Covadonga when it sailed for Spain. ' J ’inecrest PTA Meets Tuesday Parents and teachers of the Pmecreit School will hold their first meeting o! Ibe year Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Newly-elected President Mrs. Gordon Stanley pill preside at the brief business meeting and the program lo follow will be called A "Informstion. Please.” Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 281 Hammarskjold Dies In Crash NDOLA, Northern R h o d e s i a port, but did not land. It then die-, (Ul’l I—Tha Federal Broadcasting: appeared. Corporation of Rhodesia reported; UN official* in 1-eopoldville ofthat United Nations Secretary firially announced thla morning General Dag Hammarskjold was that tha plana waa mieslng. It waa attar this that Ndola po­ killed In a plana eraah in North­ lk* announced that Rhodesian Air ern Rhodesia today. A hrvadeaat f r o jtw SalLury, Force planes hud sighted what Southern Rhodesia, taut six bodies they believed to EFtnei* wreckage were found in the wreckage, in­ of a plan*—presumed to b* that of Hammarakjold'a DCflU. cluding th at of Hammarekjold. Tha office of the high commis­ it said there waa one survivor, sioner for Rhodesia in London aaid "unidentified but badly hurt.” Tha broadcast said It appeared it had been Informed that Hamthat the aircraft "struck the marskjotd waa killed In a plane ground at good speed and with crash in Northern Rhodesia, “This i* the word we get from considerable force.” Hammarekjold left Leopoldville, uur government,” a spokesman the Congo, Sunday night en route said. He added there waa "on* to Ndola for a conference with survivor of the crash.” The name Katanga President Moisa Tahombe. of tha survivor waa not given. Earlier, United Natione officials Tha DC6B circled tha Ndola air- in New Yont noted that the planet Kammarekjold’a personal atdet was missing, but aaid a m ajor'and Vladimir Fabru, a Cxech, a search effort was underway and legal advisor, Tha plans in which Hammar­ they had no confirmation that the skjold left Leopoldville wee re­ aircraft actually had crashed. In Naw York, Secretary of State ported to have had en engine Deen Rusk aaid that all U. H. air­ damaged In an attack by a Ka­ craft in tha area were joining in tanga Air Force Kouga jet on Fri­ tha search fo r ' J'a day at E U sab cth v ille.--------United Nations officials a t first plana. A spokesman for U. S. Air Fore* hoped the lack of word of the headquarters in Europe aaid In plane wee due merely to poor com­ Wiesbaden, Germany, that six munications, but as the hours penn­ American planes entered t h a ed their feera grew, Tha Southern Rhodesian breedsearch early In the day. UN sources In Naw York aaid east said tha wreckage wee right­ th at those aboard the plane were ed 10 miles south of Mufulira, In Hsmmankjold; a Swedish pilot, the heart of Northern Rhodesia's Capt. Ilallonqulst: H e i n r i c h scrub copper belt country. Weiscbhoff, an American, special The region ia about 80 miles assistant to tha aaerstary gentral; southwest of the Katanga capital William Ranalllo, A m e r i c a a , of Klisabothvilla. Radioactivity Up passes, ripped up bonds for con­ cealed weapons ami even an old directive or two. • • • Hay, maybe Dr. Clyde D. Broth­ ers could donate a couple of other items. LIMOGES, France (U P t)-T he Weather Station here has report­ ed a "slight” increase in almospherlc radioactivity. The station said the increase was registered in “ the past few days." Our city fathers sure are get­ ting fumy! First they ordered theatre-type chairs for the com­ mission chambers . , . next drapes' and now the city manager has i three new soil-cushioned chairs fur bia office . . . coat (78 each. . . . Ah, political Julia aura are rough these days. LONDON (UPlf — Arm-weary police early today carted off to Jail the last of 1.310 Britons who courted arrest bv staging anti­ nuclear sit-down demonstration in Trafalgar Square. Does the school board know th n e i* * critical shortage of book*. »t .\usmluol* * ' tigh Hrnool, The word la that in one class in world history there are 63 young­ ster* in the room and only 40 book*. • • • Hume Lake Aimy resident* are wondering how lung it will be be­ fore a traffic ‘light become* a necessity a t the business district intersection. And what happened to the safety regulations recom­ mended lest year by the C of C rood committee? • • • Parents in Lake Mary, one of the largest unincorporated areas In the county, wonder why tome of the community's civic organisa­ tion* don't get a planned and co­ ordinated CD program imdccwuy there. • • • la it really "kosher," as the say­ ing goes, fur a possible candidate for the District 4 County Commis­ sion seat to drive around with a “foreign” license plate from an adjoining county on hi automobilaT Demonstrations Lack Of Money JO E CAZ1L Sanford Store Changes Hands JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — John Mulrennan. state entomology di­ rector. tuld the Florida Hoard of Health Sunday lack of money it making it difficult to W p badlyneeded research expert* working for the state. Strict Security ONE -MAN DIED of injurina suffered In ear on left in ht'iul-un collision with other car on Hit. -126 aoulh of Mystery Surrounds Oviedo Man Killed In Mishap Electra Crash ATLANTA (UPIl -T h e Integratlon of Georgia Tech, bringing to 13 the number of Negroes in pre­ CHICAGO tUPI) — The pilot's viously all-white tax-supported last distinguishable words — a schools of the state, was to hegin shout of "No control!” — added today under strict security regu­ to the mystery today of what lations caused a Northwest Orient Electra prop-jet lo crash a minute aft­ Ex-Boss Hanged ISTANBUL (UPI) - Turkey'* er takeoff, killing all 37 persou* military junta regime hanged ex- aboard Ufficial investigator* refused lo premier Adnan Mender** .Sunday, despite plesa for clemency from cveu aue-s. They indicated a many prominent Turk* and for­ thorough study wuuld precede a eign friends and allies of thr re­ diagnosis of the crash, which scat­ tered Hie four-engine plane into gime. lli-ry pieces over the outskirts ol O'Hare Field Sunday. Persecution It was the Chicago area's sec­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen Clifford P. Cave (R-N. J.) hat ond major cra*h in IT day* and charged that the post office de­ the world's fourth airliner disas­ partment apparently acted a* an ter lliis month “instrument of persecution'' hy firing a Negro mad carrier who had worked to Improve Negro Southside PTO rights in Georgia. Joe Gaail, owner of two Tip-Top Supermarkets snd Hie Handy Food Store in Hanford has extended bii scope of business with Ilie pur­ chase of the Food m art Supermar­ ket on South Park Avenue from Charles Atkinson, it was announc­ ed today. "Extensive remodeling and re­ decorating is planned for both inside and outside the store," Gazll said. The newly acquired supermar­ ket will go under the name of Thriftwav, which is a franchise name, and is part of a large group of independent certified grocer* throughout Florida, with head­ quarters in Ocala. "Thriltway stands for quality control and will feature the lowest prices in the cily," said Gasif. "The same fine personnel will be retained lo serve you under the new management,*' he added. "I have greatly appreciated the Why don't you say something patronage of all my customer* in good about tha County Commis­ the past," said Hie former owner. Boosters Meet sion for a change! Charles “Chuck" Atkinson, “and The Seminole High Boosters Okay — They helped boost the can heartily em line the new man­ Club will meet il 7:30 p. m circulation of tha llrraldl Tuesday at the high school. agement." An Oviedo man was killed and* a girl was injured in a head-on collision at I? 3D p. m. Sunday on Stair Rouil 426, two miles south of Uvkdo, according lo Stale Trooper J. S. Foster, who, with Seminole Deputy Vernon Brewster, investigated the acci­ dent. Eight Charged In Gambling Count Eight Seminole County residents were arrested late Friday after­ noon on gambling charges, police reported. Seven of the eight were charg­ ed with frequenting * gamtiling house while (rank Scnn. was charged with nperating a gambl­ ing establishment at tUW Palmetto Ave. t I Sets Tuesday Meet Charged and released under Southside School P-TO will bond were Janos Lewis Vunllcrsponsor room, visits ion from 7:101bulla, Damon t* Scolt, Alton G. to 8 p. in. at the school Tuesday, Gunter. Allred M Greene, Lyman as they open their agenda for A. Baker Jr , William II. Yales Hie first meeting of the year. and Harley llarvis Canal Badly Needed, Says Boat Captain The skipper of the biggril cargo ship ever to dock at the city pier said today thut ■ Manfuld-Cunavrral ranal would nuke of Hanford * tremendous import distribution center. 227 Foot Motor Vessel Corinto Loads At Sanford Pier In se r t -C a p t Charles Thompson Oviedo Sunday ufternoun. * A 1932 sedan, driven by David I1. Herman, skidded into a 1943 car, driven hy Esther C. Mclice of Oviedo. Foxier reported that Herman UmI control of his car on Die ram slick highway and hit the McGee car hesd-on. A Negro passenger in the Mc­ Gee ear, Lloyd Logan, about 43 years old, of Oviedo, was taken to Win er I’ark Memorial Hos­ pital whore he died about two hours later of chest injuries. A passenger In the Herman ear, All** Maureen Itusner, was ,al*o taken lo the Winer Park hospital whet* she was treated for «oncu<s>on of the brain and a sprained wrist. The driver* of both cars were uninjured. In another traffic acrldent two persons were injured in a colli­ sion at 6:20 a. m. today at the Chorus Meet The Hanford Male Chorus will meet at 8 p.m. today st the L'SO building. Tii* chorus plans la pre­ sent s concert in November, ac­ cording to director Hubert Carnie Intersection ol Highway 17-92 tn4 Onora Rd., Trooper Foster report-, ed. A 1941 redan, being driven north on 17-91 by Jack Woodworth. 37, of 1422 South Mill* St , Orlando, was struck by « 1914 car driven by Johnny K, Gilstrap of Sanford. Foster reported that the Oilstrap ear failed to yield the right of way when k entered the highway from Onora Rd. Damage ta the two c a n was estimated at 1700. Both driver* were taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital for treatment of head Injuries. Herald Index Bridge ._ . Fag* 7 Claisified ...... _ Pag* 8 * 4 Comics .... ...--------- Pag* ■ Dear Abby ... .... . . Page 4 Editorial Entertainment Page 7 Pago 8 ft I'gal* Pusile _____ .... .. Pag* 7 Page 6 Society . Spurt* Page 5 Here For Cargo from Tampa In In r k a i M i v i l l e lie told them nil (lint it tin-i Tii'iiipnon did put a reatrkti.ut around tin- southern end ol the toublcdly would uttrucl henry on the type and sii* canal ha state up to Jacksonville and down •hipping and would le-ull in ecu- thinks would ha successful for nomica! tiaiupoitation foe imoiy commercial shipping. the Ht. John* River to Hunfurd. Il w h s li'g nautical miles fium products, “They would have to make it Tampa to Jl.iyiaul and It!) iiloftg IIis 'main enthusiasm though large enough »mj deep enough lo And he’* no stranger to the Ilia river to Sanford. Total sidling was loi the import* fium Latin handle the big ships. Wa draw Florida shipping scene. time was 68 hours to Mayport and Aniaiicun countries, about eight and a half feet alt and Capt. Charles ('. Thompson of lit hour* to Hanford, t'upl, Thompson outlined one In­ seven feet forward and this type Tampa, who has been sailing out vc-srl i* ideal fur cl,is* state waTha Corinto is heie to tuiul 133 stance of economy: of Florida port* aim* auid tuns of bultding material* for •!••if the nniu-tinl* he if loading on leiwuys, but it would have to la the ranal not only wuuld hr a time Uvery to St. Croix in the Virgin the Cut into here hod to he tiueked ublc to handle tha big ones, too,” ■ml money saver for ahipper* of Island*. The cargo include! run. to one of the Florida post* it would he evpainrd. good* and detenu* material*, but j creta block, lumber and some Ve- lake a large number of truck* ta The Corinto run aground four could bring a whole new product hide* and machinery. | haul liie 133 ton* under the legal time* making Ihe trip on the HU distribution network to Hanford. The boat was chartered hy tire howl limit*. Tha shipper would Johns, Imt tile- difiicullie* were ois Ha emphaaixed a* one example lluruip and Hiiiim* Co., accuiding have tu pay liie cost of haulage to! tunic of the sharp turn* in the th* possibility of importation of to local manager Victor Hutchins. Ihe port and the loading c bulge*. liver ami didn't detuy the ship toe mahogany and pin* lumber from The boat I* expected to arrive in By loading in port at Hanford, the much, Central America and said Hanford H’t. Croix in seven day*. shipper ha* to pay only the load­ 1h* veteran captain i* sailing would be * natural shipping renter If there had been ■ canal from ing co»t* in addition to th* tharter the Coriuto fur Dclfa Line* of tu large building matket* in tha some point around thr Titusville price of the *hip. Tampa. He I* th* cousin of Dr. rest of the state. are* of the east co«*l, he al­ Water transportation via a canal Dan Mather* of Hunfutd, but Ibis Water Iran-porUtiun would ready would have been on Ihe and the Ht. John* would bring on was hi* first trip on th* Ht. Johns lie cheaper, In be surf, hr *ald. way with hi* rurgo, he estimat­ more competitive (hipping rates, in a vessel a* large at th* cargo And tha ranal would cut at Iraat ed. Now he will nut strani out he pointed out. ship. 17 hour* off Ihe time il took hi* until Tuesday. “No doubt about it, a ranal Chief engineer W. D. Roebuck I* vessel to get from Tampa her* Heveral peisoiis and groups tpiit- across Florida would atlr up a th* only other American aboard on ite present mission. <«d Captain Thompson a b o u t tremendous amount of shipping,” th* Cotintu. The mate, Frank “And time i* money,” he pointed tha usefulness of the proposed ha said. “And a ranal of tha Hutchins, is from British Guiana, out, canal fium her* to tha Atlantic right aiic from her* to th* At­ *4 a n some sf tha crew, Tha •-'apt. Thompson brought hi* after hi* v**«al » u mooted at the lantic auuld du plenty of but!- other* are from Honduras, Niaati7-fout motor v**3*l, Corinto, handshelL nea* ua it* own." ■sag* and Spain, I �% W IN N E R flD F \jiT a*cfc R T I FI CATES on Friuay were, from lefl to right, the $10 winner, Mr*. Selly Cer- rity of Orange City* the $20 winner, Min* Brenda Ray of Enterprise; the $30 winner, Mra. Miriam Battern of ytara eld ef Enterprise. Ska la the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Samual B. Ray. Mra. Miriam Batter, license clerk In Judge Vernon Mise’o of* A ateedy flew of euetomore all Triday evening kept Downtown Sanford marchanta busy until past >cloaing time, aa good waalher bald WASHINGTON (C P I) - A tired and irritable Congress today started its stretch drive toward ad.ournincnt with foreign policy issues the main roadblocks in its path. The first session of the «7tb Congress appeared almost certain to end nest Saturday. It waa un­ likely the Senate and Houae would enact any more ot President Ken­ nedy's major domestic proposals. The lawmakers, who convened Jan. 3. have beer, in session long­ er than Kennedy has been in the -----"!?A^a and laager than any -F * ;1 the 140 winner, Mra. Irene Hezeaii of Suwr Cnotress aitwe IN I. How they ford. All recenved gift certificate* worth f 5 eneb, r W want to go home. in any of the stores of participating merchanta for W The legislative setbacks suffered daye. (Herald Photo) by the administration since mid­ summer have made it increasing­ ly evident that Congresa has gone about as far as it la going this year in enacting Kennedy’! do­ mestic program. With the school aid bill killed and action on other major domes­ tic proposals stalled o r deferred until next year, Democratic liber­ als wera just as anxious as Republicans to call it quits. flee, wae the |W wiener. She Hvaa ■t 1108 Palmetto Ave. Many administration supporters felt Congress should havs ad­ Tho top award of |W weal to o Long wood Boy Scout Troop, Old journed weeks ago. It it had, thoy Navy wife, Mrs. Irene Heteeo ef Baptist Church, T p.m. reasoned, the victories Kennedy IMS Wyanewood Drive. scored last spring on minimum Norik Or Undo F in f Aid Meeting, > Proving their well-known at* !tracUoa end figkl la keeping with {the homey, friendly atmosphere {and neighborly epirit aJnca tho ho* | ginning of tho current shipping ‘boor, the Starlight Promenadora tprovidod lively entertolnmeat far {the “writers* and fnr thoee who {flnishad their ahopplng early. ; Sung out by • lively caller the {energetic square dance group went {through a professional-looking act io f squares, dad la colorful wsst* ! i m typo attire. Later they eboee 'members of the audianco to move {In with them and step off a {Square or two. { Soon after 8 p. m. as merchants • and their helpers brought In their t tickets to the big basket, little ’N kky Anderson was chosen from £the children standing around tho «aeeind truck iii pick out the tickets. •The drawing waa emceed by \ WVFB’s John Martia and Dick {JlavrnhllL : { P in t winner, for |10 worth of !gift certificates waa Mrs. Sally ‘llerrity of 162 West French Ave. In Orange City, who happened to be one of tho square dancers. • Second winner, for a t-U prise ' waa little MUe Brenda Kay, 13 Tonight is the regular monthly n e ttin g of the Church of tho Kat:.\;-*»w4*vMrieaW-■ r.rn'a Club t ' • 8 p. m. at the Lake Mary Chamber ] of Commerce. Guest speaker for the evening will be Pr. Martin B. Palmer, pas­ tor of the Church a f the Aecemten in Emu Gallia. All women are invited to attend. Refreshments will be eerved after the meeting. For ^ BUDGET-PLEASING FOOD BUYS • . • A t the New EH NEW MANAGEMENT *LA. OK CIA. OK. "A” FRESH WHOLE Fryer Legs Toe Can Deveiop Ptlm Only ONCE CHUCK — ae have it dene SIGHT WIEBOLDT Camera Shop lie S. Peak Seafood, Fie. Old Glory American Legma Poet end Auxiliary, 8 p.m. TUESDAY Longwood Boy Scoule UP, Christ Chunk Episcopal Parish Hall, T FULL CUT BONELESS ROUND But ha aaM Share were nearly a •eon af hay planta where settlemints had not yet been reached and added, “we’ve alee got a few problems’* tall tha aational DeBary Boy Scout M0, Jack' level son'a Service Station, 7:30 p.m. Compare These FREEFOREVER Prices j Anywhere!' HENDERSON SUPER FINE from a never-ending messy chore! Anelectric dishwasher saves precious "extra hours" for fun and family Enterprise P-TC •To Meet Tuesday By HELEN RNODGBAJW The first regular meeting of] • the Enterprise Parent-Teacher { Council will be held at 7:30 pm . {Tuesday in the school cafetorium. 1 Executive board officers meat' tng last Tueidsy afternoon in {the cafelortum, included Mrs. R. T. Hatchett, president; Mrs. J. . W. Urenncr, vice president and ' roo mmol her chairman; Mrs. K E. Braddock, secretary and hls• torisn; Mrs. J. Ralston Welti, I treasurer and membership chair{man; L. O. Dayman, principal; • Mrs. Forrest Nutt, Halloween car* *, nivsl chairman; Mrs. Harold { Wooten, program chairman; Mrs. ; C. A. Henderson, dtvotiona! • chairman and Mr*. Lautress ' Boasmsa and Mrs. Donald Drsch publicity chairman. A hospitality chairman will bo appointed. wage. housing and other laauti would loom more Impressive no*. "This session started out with a bans, but It’s ending with a whimper," one northern Democrat complained privately. • Wilson P-TO To Meet Tuesday The Parent-Teacher Orginiixtlon of Piala's Wilson School will hold it* first meeting of the school year at 7:30 p m. Tuesday. Mrs. Herbert Muse, publicity chatrmaa, reported today. Mrs. Gordon Frederick, presi­ dent. will preside at the mecling and hat urged all parents of chil­ dren In the school to attend. Don't over wash another dish by hand! In an Electric Dishwasher you can ■tack up dirty dishes, glasses, silver* ware, and even pots ’n pans. Simply press a button and they’ll be pre*rinsed and washed in water far hotter than hands can stand, then rinsed again and dried shining dean. 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You’U like tha way we da business! ch aap , to o l w a a h o a d ia h a a fo r 8 p e o p le fo r o n ly ■ pvnny ' YOU JUST CAN’T BEAT BUYS LIKE THESE i Tissue [% Tomatoes! V O .A .C . F IN A N C X tote Dflss Uewv M l H 428 North Orange Street SOI Weir Central Avenue.. 124) last Colonial Drive .. U. 8. NO. 1 FANCY Potatoes to - 28‘ le t (Arias 2-.V4) i >h n < s . . is ..,< (rids, H Csm4 SetvrSef tel GA<d»" 4-3004 T*t GAicen3o4?3 Tel. GA<oen 5-2442 Veneerfy SAolrel Anence Cj'pj-m.o* lameless CRISP i .1 i �f et ' 4" Vtl 1 In i This American education sys­ tem ii a radical departure from what ll-year-old Nelly has been used to previously. She has been ^educated In a private, church-run ^school and boyi and girls do not go to tha same schools at all, trom the first grade right on through high school. Consequently, Nelly has never before been closely associated with boy students, but she finds •• *Hokay' . . ,mu> Bicn!” A shy, dark-haired girl, Nelly likes to read, to swim and to ^ptay volley ball. Along with the two SpanishEnglish classes she is enrolled in at Seminole High, Nelly takes typing. Home Ec. and a spe­ cialised course of English gram ­ mar under Mrs. Schmidt. First Aid Class i Ry MONA GRINSTF.AI) A first aid course is scheduled to get underway in North Orlando a t 7:30 p. m. today In tho Village Hall, Arthur H. Rhodes, civil de­ fease area director, reminded tide morning. E. R. deFallot. qualified Red Cross instructor from th# county headquarters, will d i r e c t the ^course and all reeident* will need wilt be cost of their textbook, a rectangular bandage and a roll of two-inch bandage to participate in the instruction. Rhodes also announced that the Personal Survival Class this week will meet at th* Hall at T p- m. on Thursday. Next week, the Wednes­ day night schedule will be resum­ ed, he said. Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Wednesday, September 20 Deluxe. Swiii, Amtricen. Fins, Government Inspected or Florida ■ GRAD E " A " W HOLE teucher at SIIS, Jeannic Sheets, Spanish student and Nelly Cortez. Colombian student concentrate on teaching the pretty little senorita to speak English. Progress is slow but steady for the girl from Bogota. <Herald Photo) TASTE '0 SEA FROZEN M INUTE M A ID FROZEN Lemonade 8c.".‘l. Fish Sticks 3 Ily JANE CASS ELDER It V The Cuuncil of Teachers anil Parents of South Seminole Ele­ mentary School in Cax.selhcrry held Its first meeting of the new term at 8 p. m. last Tuesday m the school auditorium. Mrs. Vernon H. Catron, presi­ dent, presided over a brief busi­ ness meeting and Introduced offi­ cers and committee chairmen in­ cluding Robert Means, first vice president; Mr*. Robert Mooie, sec­ ond vies president; Mrs. William IL Cass, recording secretary; Mr*. Jack Fowler, corresponding secre­ tary; Mrs. C. J . Lockyer Jr., treas­ urer; and Thomas C. b'ticdley Jr., purlimenturian. Grounds committee chairmen, Robert Moore and William Means; library chairmen, Mrs. William Gunn and Mrs. C. J. Lockyer Jr,; room mother chairmen, Mrs. Ben (Juarles, grades one through three, Mrs. Nathan Gross, grade* four through six; membership, Mrs. Robert Moore; clinic mothers chairmen. Mrs. Chester Miller and Mrs. Ray Norman and fiuldiclty chairman. Mrs. William Dunn. Parents were given the opporlu* riity to juln the CTP and were aukto fill in blanks expressing their preference ax to the committee* on which they would like to serve. One of the council's most i in pot taut projects is the school clin­ ic. Thirty mothers have volunteer­ ed to take their turn at staffing the clinic on school days from £ a. ni. until 1 p. m. under the direc­ tion of Mrs. Grace Fisher, Semin­ ole County nurse. There will he a coffee held in the teacher's lounge for all the clinic mothers at 9:30 a. m.. Wednesday. Hie school library will be an­ other important project this year. There is a nucleus of fiOO hooka ami mothers were asked to volun­ teer their services to do catalog­ ing and other library work. Principal H. R. Heckenhach an­ nounced an enrollment of UHl chil­ dren at the present time. He re­ viewed the school policy us ex­ pressed in "The Children's Hand­ book" for the benefit of the par­ ents present. Following the meeting, parents w ire invited to their child's room t* meet the teacher and refresh­ ments wire served in the cafe­ teria. 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Williams, who n a Bp n o r n i RIGGLNROTHAM "It ia wonderful, says Mrs. Scnorita Nelly Cortes can speak Williams, "how the boys and girts nam e of Puerto Rico added. *’I have always found it to in only • fa * doaen words of Eng­ in the school here go out of their way to help Nelly. Sometimes this country. Everyone is trying lish but she le attending Semi­ they even make themselves iate so hard to help you. It makes nole High School this year and for tbeir classes as they atop to you feel very happy, the in.crest they take in you." no* that she has succeeded in explain things to her." “They are so patient and •And to Nelly from the people getting settled in this country, she intends to become sn American friendly. All of them should have of Sanford. "Nos alegra que aqul. Estraa medal a i ambassadors of good ftitizco. moa que tiempre aeamos, amlga." will." A member of a large family In Bogota, Colombia, one of 12 child­ ren, evenly divided with six boys and six girls, Nelly is the sixth member to come to America. She is living in Sanford whh her alatrr, Blanca Goings and her brouver-in-law at their home on Orange Avenue. iter ttiuibaitd pulled up stakes *_od_ headed for the VJ.S. nine years ago and have been here ever since, though not until recently in Sanford How can a girl who speaks almost no English go to school here? Well . . . "K U n i easy." says Mrs. Esther Williams, Spanish teacher at Seminole High School, j f Nelly is taking two classes un­ der Mrs. Williams, which are really SpanUh classes, but In them Nelly Is learning English. Two of tlic students of the classes, Jeanme Sheets and Louise Higginbotham are helping Nellie, tutoring her during part of their Spanish c la n and the whole sys­ tem is proving to be of gteal mu­ tual benefit to Jcannle, Louise f e n d Nelly. As the two Sanford girls talk in halting Spanish to Nelly, they are vastly Improving their own grasp of the language and Nelly is slowly learning a bit of EngHEADS TOGETHER, >lra. Esther Williams, Spanish �Profits Of Progress *4 . 4 P e ter CONFERENCE SUPPORT Political Notebook * In a Meant adltcrial tha Prica of Progreai was dist, euiaad. Manttonad as Itama n a k ln f up that prica were; • Tha aabstitution of solely individual Ideas and work for a solid, united effort and tha sacrifice of a part of tha profit an single items for an increase in the tout gross b a o M . Also, the point was made that by withholding vital aapport o f a joint project for tha welfare of the ■ community, tha self-centered person hurt not only himaalf a id the values of his own and others' property, but . also retarded tha growth of hla home town in which his future Is at atake. It waa suggested that he proearned tha enmity of those who would like to have hia co-workers. But if there Is a Prica of Progress, just as surely there are ProfiU of Progress. Thera are those who reckon profit only in dollars <' that cane to them, personally, and that come in the bn* mediate future. This type o f profit, while frequently available, seldom promotes LASTING progress—if any a t all. So, the REAL Profit of Progress must be earned over a longer period of time. It is safe to say, though, that through Progresa mors money is truly one of the tangible profits. However, proper dedication to and work for loca­ tin g * advancement of the community's best interest* will bring an even greater Inflow of dollars. It may take a few years longer, but it will justify the w ait Bern* may say "Why should I knock myself out on this deal and then see the leeches who'vs done little or nothing gain the same profit potential that I do?" Well, it’s amt to say that the same aggressive attitude that leads to working for progress will be the fores that will • win over competitors in getting a fair share of the pro­ fits! Another profit could well bo the "schooling" that comet from working with fellow townsmen. There de­ velops a respect for and understanding of tha other fel­ low’s business and IU complications. Wo come to ap* * predate tha thought, effort and time that this civic* ’ minded citizen is devoting to community affairs-. That, - in turn, serves to stimulate ua to do our best—and wa a then Inspire others. Soon th a n la a powerful tldel wave i of enthusiastic effort that sweeps over the problems * that stood in the way of progress—and aucceas ii as• • sured. All of ua like to be a part o f success. There is per. i sons) pride in participating in something which is ac'* claimed by others and to which all aspire. Instead of i being apologetic when we mention our home town be! cause It doesn’t measure up to all we hope for In It, we ; could hold our headi high and ewel! out our chests like , a pouter pigeon strutting for hie mate. Thut would be I f a "grand and glorious feeling," wouldn’t it? . Yee, there are many Profits of Progress. The big* * ger, long-range income rather than the quick, less satlsS 1 lying "dollar of today," the fuller appreciation of your fellow townsmen's abilities and dedication, our own edu cation, satisfaction and pride in working with him as partners in progress. And then there’s the suppressed but nevertheless real pride that pomes from knowing that our home town la among the fore-runners and not one of the stragglers as a fine place in which to live; a hometown the mention of whleh makes us happy, maybe even boastful when we say "I'm from SANFORD—industrial hub of Cen­ tral Florida 1" instead of *Tm from a small town just north of Orlando," Let's claim these Profits of Progress, let's de­ IT iW mand the-teamwork mentioned earlier as part of the the Prica of Progress. Are You or the team? If not, how's about getting on I t . . . . NOW1 S Letters To The Editor An Open Letter to the Residents i t Sanford: • Dear Folks: , Ai the president of ths Ameri­ can Legion Auxiliary Unit 53, I Have chosen as my them* this gasr, "A Flag In Every Home." ' ■The feeling of our entire auxili­ ary It expraaaed In thla one phrase. Wa beseech you to show your pride in what our country atanda for by displaying your flags, espe­ cially oit holidays end at any other Utne Uiat your heart may tell you. L tt us get those colors in the breeze and when our neighbors see them, they won't be outdone and will fly their flag, too end thus it will be a proof to others that we care. Whet more glorious eight can there be Uian to see that banner of Ireedom whipping in Ihe bretze! We have contacted our Honor, able Mayor and asked him to eet an txample for all and see that the colon were flying from the City Hall staff. Most sincerely, Madeline Covcney, President American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 63 Sanford. Florida Dr. Crane’s Marrying strangers h a t been Leaa'a problem Is the aaena toe that ceofrented Biblical Jaeob. regarded in general as offering Fifty y ean age, her marriage le u chance of defective offspring. weald probably base been vela* In England a few yeari ago ed, bet modem science U aet two children,' adopted by differso much laterested la bleed ent families, later met and fell klaabit a* la freedom of the in love. They married and had germ pi**11 lfM* hidden blem­ several children. ishes. SUaagcrs may produce Then somebody announced the deftcUse childrta If Ibcy ere fact they were brother and sister, both carriers of recessive traits. so tho marriage was dissolved. CASE K-101: U na J., aged 23. That was stupid. is In a quandary They already had a family at “ Dr. Crane," she said, “ 1 have normal children and that is the fallen in love with a marvelous only scientific factor that Is Im­ boy. and he has proposed. portant regarding the veto of "But we are second cousins. marriage among kinfolk. So my mother thinks It improper A lot of men and women who for ut to marry. are not of blood kinship will “ She says we might have a produce feebleminded youngsters defsetiva child as a result. What or those with other apparently are tha facts about Intermar­ inherited defects. riage?" So marriage to a stranger Is Biblical Jacob married his first no sure proof that you and he oounilns, Rachel and U ah. may not both be carrying-hliiden Abraham was married to his traits that may units in one of half sister, Sarah. your children and produce a Moves waa the son of a mar­ handicapped youngster. riage between an aunt and a nep­ Many of our states still veto hew. marriages of first cousins and So intermarriage used to be some forbid marriage of second common, especially in Hie royal i t0Uslns, basing their idea on circles. And there Is no signifi­ the slavery to custom that has cant hazard to it, If the ancestry come down to us from the past. on both sides Is free of defects. Some years ago one of our lead­ In fset, it is far better to in- ing American psychologists, Dr. breed healthy strains than tn Knight Dunlap then at Johns let two strangers m arry who Hopkins, recommended intensive both may be carrying hidden or inbreeding of human beings. recessive trails of tendencies to “That will quickly bring those epilepsy, diabclee, feebleminded­ latent or recessive traits to the ness, etc. surface," he argued. The mam reason why there has “ Then just forbid such defecbeen a veto of marriage to those who are closely kin, la simply the fact that any bad traits In their Race Horse Kilted ancestry may be reinforced and OCALA (U PIj—A bolt of lightthus be more likely to appear in nmg Friday struck in the midst of their children. It hones on a thoroughbred farm But by the aame token, the good here during a thunder norm and traits may also be reinforced and appear In those children, too. killed one valued at about 115.000. 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LOAN baths 4 bedroom, 2 baths FINANCING AVAILABLE AND V/2 3 bedroom, 2 baths MONTHLY PAYMENTS Z'iBRYZH HOU*S,KlH£lN<* THB ftXlOWiMa r s iMiDView, Recommendation 4 ia that Con­ WASHINGTON (NBA) - Estab­ The poll tax Is barely gress consider legislation to r e - t lishment of national legal stand­ and ae change Is urged. quire that all voting districts with-* ards for the right to register and Recommendation I on qualifi­ In each nf tha 50 states shall b« vote, designation of six years of cations of vatars gets away from formal education aa minimum tho old concept of a constitutional substantially equal in population. qualification to datermino • vot­ amendment to bar states from It would also seek to restrict "gerrymandering." in which po­ er's literacy, denial of tho right denying the vote except on the litical district lines are changed to vote to coavieted felons and basis of reasonable age or resi­ equlisaUon of election districts dence requirements, legal confine­ M as to give disproportionate strengths to various groups of within each atata highlight tho ment or conviction of a felony. voters within the district. new recommendationi of tho U. Instead, tha commission recom­ This is not a brand-new idea. S. Commission on Civil Rights mends that Congress legislate under Chairman John A. under sections 2 and 5 of the 15th Senator Joseph Clark, D-Pa., of Michigan. amendment that these restrictions has a proposed constitutional Title Into la the session, neither shall not be applied ia federal or amendment before Congress which President Kennedy nor the Coa- atate elections to deny the vote would require substantially equal gress will here time to ra id o r do on the grounds of-race or color. legislative districts, but It could anything about the three fat vol­ This goeg beyond the eommis- not be made effective till after the umes of hearings, findings aion'a IBM recommendations only I9T0 census. The commission recommends recommendations which tha Civil ia the felony provision. Bights Commission has Just dump­ Reedmmtndetkm 3 Is brand new fille r action by legislation which ed la their lap*. in that it would provide a national would give Federal courts juris, There are four more volumes to standard ef literacy as a qualifi­ dietlon over suits to enforce equaL come, covering civil rights In edu­ cation for voting. Any citizen *-* districting within a slate, withou™ cation, employment, houelng, ad baa completed at least six years depriving state courts from tak­ ministration of Justice. Material torntel would be ing jurisdiction in such cases. may be here for recommendations deemed competent to vote, withRecommendation 5 calls on which the President may make to out n teat. Congress to direct that Bureau of Congress next year on new civil No state has such ■ qualifica­ tha Census m ike nationwide com­ rights legislation. But thla may be tion now, although a similar rec- pilations of voting statistics. This the commlaalon’a last gaapa. ommendation waa contained in the is to provide accurate facta on For ualass bills now before Con­ lMO OOP platform. which to bass election reforms. tra s t to make It a permanent or­ Recommendation 3 calls for This la changed wording for a ganisation and strengthen Its congressional amendment of ex­ 1959 commission recom m endation authority are patted before ad­ isting law so aa to prohibit any on which the Congress has.taken* journment, the commltikm will arbitrary action—o r arbitrary in­ no action. die on Nov. a. action wbers there la a duty to A two-year extension of Its act—which deprives any citisen Franca attracts more American authority la n possible compro­ of hia right to register, vote and mise, K it even thla may b« by- have hia vote counted. This ia sim­ tourist# than any other foreign pasted If Congress gala an Idea ilar to e 1355 recommendation on country, with Britain ranking sec­ that the commission's latest find­ whleh there hea been no action. ond and Italy third. ings present an extremist pro­ gram. It* volume one, "Voting" conR E G IS T R A T IO N N O T IC E Ulna some bitter reading In Uh live persons to marry. Soon w* latter half under the beading, Tli# Registration Books of tha City of Sanford, Florida, yfal a , human race of all "Civil Rights In tha Black Belt opan at tha City Hall, commencing Monday, September Counties." such recessive traits, for mankind 18, 1961, for the purpose of registering for the Muni­ But the remedial measures pro­ will then have eliminated Ihe cipal Genartl Election to b« held on November 7,1961, posed do not constitute n shotgun blemishes In our germ plsstn." and will remain open up to and including Friday, Octo­ Dr. Dunlsp's ices was perhaps approach aimed at the head anti ber 27, 1961. heart of the South. It ia aimed radical but Is scientifically smart. In Lena'* case, with good atoek more at all SO states for the pur­ for four generations back. I'd pose of equalising and standardis­ H. N . Tamm, Jr. suggest that they go ahead and ing "The Right to Vote,** correct City Registration Officer lng conditions in the North, too. marry. 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A ! oi the field for the first time in point scoring were these: Friday night' and trounced TitusSanford held the Terriers after running attempt for the extra the third period, mainly on tbe villa thoroughly by a W-0 acore. the opening kickoff and Davis re ­ point failed and it was 20-0. fcil- running efforts of fullback Jim After Gary Davidson scored the lumed the Titusville punt 1* tne ott sent in a whole new eleven at Majers. Then Davis Intercepted a pass at midfield and complated lesion'i first touchdown Just nine Seminole 33. Phagan and Davis this point. The Terriers .still could get the mission with a 27 yard hipran for a tin t dawn and Davis plays after tbe Seminole* got the dashed 21 yards into Terrier ter­ nothing but trouble from tbe pity-hop jaunt to score. Davidson ball in the firit quarter, there ritory. Riser ran it to the 26, Seminole line and tried passing, kicked the point for 34-0. were nothing but heroes on the Davis took it to the nine and Riser but Terwllleger intercepted a toss An exchange of kicks gave the Sanford squad. ran over in two plays. Davidson and hoofed it into Titusville terri­ Seminoles the foolbsll again mid­ Coach Jim Pigott playad every kicked tbe first of four extra tory. For once, the Sanford at- way in the final quarter and two man at least two quarter* and points and it was 7-0 at the end tack couldn't go and the visitors pass plays and a run by Phagan got the ball. Stalled again deep in pushed it to the Titusville 13. Riser each member appeared to be in of the quarter. mid-season form as th« Seminoles Sanford got another drive iftuler. their own grounds, the Terriers ended a long evaning for the Ti­ way soon after tbe second quarter punted—and boom—Don Harvey tusville line by making the 13 slam banged around. Titusville coach Spec Everhart began and Phagan and Riser and Gary Davidson pounded on yards for the 40th point. said altar the game that the one­ bulled from the 40 to the 10 yard the kicker, with Harvey blocking The Terriers finally got as far sided acore was no indication that line. Davis sped the rest of the the kick. Eugene Williams kept as the Sanford 27 yard line late in bis team wai eaiy to beat. He told way for the score and Davidson scooping at the loose football un­ the game, but an interception of til he got it into the end xono and a pass by Charles Hayes tndeJ Pigott that the bruiiing play by added anottor point. fell on it for a touchdown with their hopes for a score. Later, Ray Middleton lashed —the Seminole line "Just knocked Next week: Seminoles vi. Edge• t h e wind out of our boys la tbe a resounding taekle on a Terrier just 35 seconds’ le.t in the first ha'u. Davidson kicked another water in Orlando. runner, causing a fumble and Vic lin t quarter." The Sanford offense proved ef­ fective , loo, with all the back* going strong. Bubba Davis, oper­ ating with a atx speed forward hat rad gear shift, ran for 137 yards from scrimmage and scored two touchdowns. He had galas of Cl, 23, 27 and 30 yards and sev* tr » l good punt return*. * Butch Riser proved another ef­ fective ground gainer, racking up 74 yards, scoring one touchdown and passing to BUI Pbsgan for an­ other. Phagan, who brought gasps from the crowd when he hurt bis knee in making a tackle on tbe first play of tbe game, stayed in action to record 72 yards from ^Scrim m age and acore once. v Pigott also was overjoyed with the performance of his two' quar­ terbacks, Jim Terwllleger, tbe starter, and Tommy Hinson. "They called ell but two plays," the coach said. "Wa sent In two ami one of them didn't work. 1 was very pleased with their play. "Just say that every man can be praised for ibis game," Tlgott smiaid, "and don't fail to give plenty of credit to that line." Line coach Jim McCoy, working with the first line which he de­ veloped himself hare, has h id th i linemen going full blast en second effort blocking in pracBubba Davis (30) Breaks Into The Clear lice and It paid off in several key downficld blocks in the opening contest. The line simply overpowered ^ Titusville and held the offense to w only 53 yards rushing and five firit downs while the Davis and Co. Lyman Opens Grid Year With 19-0 Victory Sept. 30. la last Saturday’s major opener, Pittsburgh punched out e 19-7 victory over Miami in the Orange Bowl before a crowd of 33.292 and _ 4 national television audience. Sion. S e p t 18, 1961—Pag* S Im B Countdown Nears For Maris, Yanks ball dram a occurs in Baltimore United Pres* latcrmalieaal The magic number la two for Tuesday and Wednesday niehts The Lyman Greyhounds gut when (he Yankees ptiy tbe Or­ their football season off to a both the Yankees and Roger Msrousing start Friday night as they rit — two wins to put the Yan­ iole* a twi-night doubicbeadcr and romped over Crystal River, 19-u. kees in another World Series and than a single night game. Marie Halfback Jimmy Williams scor­ two homers to put Roger Maris hasn't hit a single homer in Bal­ ed the firsl Lyman TD on a six on a pedestal with Babe Ruth. timore this season bi t he's al­ ways been a streak hiiter and be yard end run. The second Lyman The countdown for both the looks like he's on a hot streak score esme on in eight yard plunge by Paul Blackford and the team and the man neared aero that might just put him over the lop. final score came on an exciting 56 Sunday when Marls hit his Slih Marls, who had hit No. 57 on homer of the season to gira the yard play by Jerry Watkins. Saturday, connected for No. 5S The next game for the Grey­ Yankees • 6-4 13-inning victory against Terry Fox Sunday to put hounds will be against Ocoee at over the Detroit Tigers. Time is the Yankees 101* games ahead Lyman Friday night. the key factor — time (hat is with 11 to play. One victory will overwhelmingly on the aide of clinch a lie for their 11th pennant the Yankaei but which is running in 13 years and their first under Ralph Houk, and two makes if of­ out rapidly on Marla. After 131 games and 51 homers ficial. SATURDAY U still appeari that the Yan­ PEBBLE BEACH. Calif (LTD the battle ii joined between Ma­ —Jack NlcUaus, a 21-ytar-olJ rts and Rutb alone. Maris* 53 kee* will be aquaring otf in the are exceeded - in - m»jw —Tl >’d Scries ajalr.V. pie fin.-lrv senior »i Chiu Slate UnlvrrrrtjV’J* defeated Dudley Wyeong of Mc­ league history by only one man— naU Reds but the Los Angeles Kinney, Tex., 8 and 6, to tel>« the Ruth, with 59 in 1121 and <0 in Dodgers are giving It the old col­ United Statee amateur golf title 1927. Tbs *o - called pace that lege try. They scored an 11-inning 4-3 victory over the Milwaukee for the second time in throe Roger has been concerned with for two months is now meaning- Braves Sunday and moved within yean. leu. All that matter* is that Ma­ 3‘* games of the Reds, who drop­ ris has three games before the ped a 4-0 decision to the Philad­ SEATTLE, Wash. (U P I)-D av e 151-garae deadline imposed by elphia Phillies. Marr of Houston, Tex., defeated commissioner Ford Frick, Two In "so whal" American League Bob Rosburg and Jackie Cuplt on swings to tie and three to bring games, Chicago beat Lot Angeles, the firit hoi* of a audden-death the great old record tumblin’ 1-1 and 4-3, Doiton shaded Balti­ playoff to win the 25,000 Greater down. more, 1-0, Minnesota downed Seattle Open golf tournament. The climax of the great base- Claveland, 5-0 and 5-3, and Kan­ Weekend Sports College Grid Set For Full Slate United Press International ^ College foatball fans, tbeir ap­ petite whetted by a small serving of games last Saturday, will be treated to a tempting dish of ma­ jor Intersectional battles next weekend. Mississippi, which finished third in last y ears u n it United Press International ratings and went on to dawn Rico in the Sugar Dow! ^ will open its 1961 campaign against Arkansas at Jackson, Miss. The Rebels tost quarter back Jake Gibbs through gradua­ tion but h a \e developed a promis­ ing replacement in Perry Lee Dunn, a 200-pound sophomore. The three other winners of (ho major bowl games last season also are ready to awing into ac­ tion Saturday. Washington'* de f lending Rose Bowl champions en­ tertain Purdue, Missouri’s Orange Bowl kings host Washington State, and Duke's Cotton Bowl cham­ pions open at South Carolina. Roman Gabriel, a virtually unanimously pre-season choice for All • America honors, will lead North Carolina State into the Western Badlands for a meeting with Wyoming while Syracuse, f with All-America Ernie Davis back for another season, will visit Oregon State. Other major intersection*!* will find Kansas at Texas Christian, Maryland at Southern Methodist, LSU at Rice, Wakt Forest at Baylor, Utah at Wisconsin, Rich­ mond at Army, Texat at Califor­ nia, Tulane a t Stanford, and Cin­ cinnati at Boston College, a Eiseahetr, Navy will launch its new campaign without depart­ ed Joe Beilina at Penn Stale, Ala­ bama la *t Georgia, Miami at Kentucky, West Virginia at Vanderbilt, Houston a t Texas A A M, UCLA at Air Force, VMI at Vtllanova, Clemaon at Florida. Davidson at Furman, Indiana at Kansas State, and Colorado State V. at Arizona. Minnesota. tbe No. 1 team In • t h e final L’PI rating* last year, and Ohio State and Iowa, who are esper.ed to battle it out far this year's national honors, do not, open their campaigns until H it QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED These Prices* Good Thru Wednesday, Sept. 20 TIP TOTS EXCLUSIVE RANDW1C11 MIZE HEAVY WESTERN CLUB FIRST CUT ctfAKA9 cporkchops h n i * T m BRISKET OR PLATE STEW ROYAL R PINEAPPLE PLANTATION SEE ALL FUY. LONG GRAIN Lbs. DUKE'S lilt Kit It AUDIT Gal. MARKET'S CROWN I Git. S ill HFUKSII l e *5 The D illst Cowboys, who could not win a gam* in their first season in the league fast year, edged the Pittsburgh Steeleri, 27*21, ou a last-second field goal; the in­ jury-riddled St. Louis Cardinals bounced tbe New York Giants. 2110; and the Detroit Lions knocked off the Green Bay Packets, i960 Western Division champs, 17-13. Tbe Eagles jumped otf to a good a t m in quest of a second straight championship when they defeated the Cleveland Browns, Following Dallas' winless sea­ son in the NFL last year, there were plenty who scoffed when Van Hrooklui promised a few weeks ago, "We won't lose 'em all." Sunday be proved It with the help of Fran Tarkcnton, tbe rookie quarterback he tutored In a remarkable pro debut, Tarkenton threw four touchdown passes and carried over for an­ other to stun tbe Bears before a crowd of 32.326 at Mines polb-.St. Paul, in ali, Ine former Georgia star completed 17 of 23 passes for 2M yards. Another southern rookie. Alien Green of Mississippi, and veteran quarterback Eddie LeBaron were the heroes of the Cowboys' vic­ tory over the Stcclers before 23,5ou (ans at Dallas. Green kicked a game-winning 27-yard field goal just a* time ran out. Just before that. LeBaron came oIf the bench and threw a pair of touchdown passe*, the second of which tied the'seore at 2424. A pass interception by Dallas Lb*. 1 Lb. Can Can R e d sk in s. 35-3. SPARE RIBS TOMATOES MEAL or GRITS as 25' MAYONNAISE «■ 48' B-B-Q SAUCE JUICE RICE SYRUP MUSTARD * BISCUIT 8IIUKFINK EVAPORATED MILK 3 M A X W E LL 1-LB. Cana Upsets M ark N F L Opener TASTY TIPS OF LUCKY FARM FARSI IB Oz. linebacker Jerry Tubb with li) seconds left to play gave Die Cowboys' the field goal opportun­ ityDetroit put on a superb defen­ sive performance after Nick Pictrosante's two first-half touch­ downs lud built up a 14 19 lead over Green Bay. A crowd of 44,307, largest ever to attend a pro grame in Wiscon­ sin, watched tha Lions jquclcb two serious Packer drives in the second half. On the first, the Lions held on their own one-yard line; on the second Dick (Night Train) Lane intercepted a pass in­ side Detroit's 10-yard line. Tbe Cardinals red-dogged Char­ lie Conerly into submission and capitalized ou three Giant* mis­ takes to store touchdowni before a* crowd of 33.<£9 in New York. Mat Ham mack's 28-yard touch­ down run pulled St. Louis from behind in the final quarter and Sam Etcheverry passed five yards to Frank Mcstnik for the clincher. At Philadelphia, tbe crowd of 60,671 had hardly settled in Franklin Field when rookie Tim­ my Brown ran back the opening kickoff 105 yards to send the Esgles off winging. Each ALL TIP TOP MEATS GUARANTEED Satisfaction Or Your Money Hack, STEAK 59 27-20, in a game that was rated even; the Baltimore Colts rallied to beat the Los Angeles Rami, 2724, ami the ban Francisco l-'ortynincrs crushed the Washington SYRACUSE, N. Y. (U PI) — Heavyweight contender Eddie JIachen, who stopped big Mike DeJuhn in the ninth round of their TV fight in Syracuse Saturday night, probably will be matched with unbeaten Doug Jonea for an­ other TV to u t at Madison Square Garden Oct. 28. FLA. OR GA. GR. “A” D&D LONDON BROIL BONELESS • 100% LEAN Lolled Proas lalernstlonal The National Fuotbell League's opening Sunday was loaded with upsets, but for sheer surprise what could top that maiden vic­ tory of the grab-bag Minnesota Vikings 7 Norm van Brocklin, the famed "Dutchman" who was the NFL's playtr-of-lbe-ycar last season when he led the Philadelphia Eagles to the championship, came up with some coaching magic in his first try when he guided the Vikings to a 37-13 romp over Uve Chicago Bears. This was just one of the four upsels produced on the earliest opening date in the league’s 42- Jones N ext Two Convonlant Slorw — 1100 W. 13th 8 U 4th ft Sanford Avt. I Bill Phagan (42) Scores For The Seminoles sas City defeated Washington, 3-2, St. Louis beat Pittsburgh, 3-0, and San Francisco whipped Chicago, 152, In the other NL action. Duke Snider, whose pinch hom­ e r won for Cue Dodgers Friday night, tied the ic o n with e ninthinning single Sunday and then won it with another alngla In the lllh a t the Dodgers scored their fourth straight victory. Art Slahatlcy end Frank Sulli­ van combined in a three-hitter that gave the Phillies their deci­ sion over tbe reluctant .Beds. The Phillies scored three runs in tbe third inning, featured by a triple by Tony Gonzalez, to tag 16-game winner Bob Purkey with his Ilth defeat, Slahaffey suffered a head injury when hit by a thrown ball in the eighth inning and X-rays . v m ^ - i r c had-suffered-* cushion. Tall Cans HOUSE COFFEE (Limit 1 With $6.93 Order Excluding Tobacco) CROWDER MeKENZIE’S FROZEN P EA S GREENS GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS Lba. YELLOW O N IO N S Lbs. Mustard �A fs Z H o tfesiei W elcom e T en Fam ilies New femDIe* welcomed Bp <*e Welcome Wag*e hostesses, the pact week M o d # Mr. and Mr*. E. I . Andereon ftnm Lain! and; Mr. and I t n . B. 0 . Carroll from JaekionvIHa, and Mr. and Mr*. L etter B rass from Torrence. CaRL the N a rr ate Cdr. and Mr*. L. B. Lampmaa and children. Lea, Patty and Sandy, from Tampa; Mr. and Mr*. Roy Saner from Panama City; Mr. and Mr*. Don­ ald Mayer and Kay from Jaeksonm ie, and Mr. and Mr*. Buddie Solllran, Sherry, Mark and Guy, from Jacksonville. Mr. and Mr*. K. B. RamUtoo, Christy Lynne, Linda Sue, Jack, Sherrod and Jimmy, from WUHamiburg, Mm . C. "B oaia,1 <’ful and Gres, frdm Jaekaonrll<e, and Mf. and Mr*. X. L. Plnscl. Chrlf, Mark and Carlo, from Jackson- Hibiscus Circle Plans Outing ^Wednesday > Member* of Ihe Hlblicu* Circle or the Sanford Garden Club will meet at the home of Mr*. J. M. Fahey oo Lake Emma Wednes­ day for a covered dlih (upper and fodal. • Th* committee requeiU that rtryone be there no lator than ; » p.m. Thoie wlahlng to go oallng and (trimming may come f aider. i » ---------------- Enterprise Personals \ By MXLIN SNOOGBASS ; Terry Seller* (pent a week with 111 family recently. Hi* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Kirby Sellar* end children, Robert, Daryl and Pris­ cilla accompanied him back to Tampa where ha la stationed at the McDUl Air Force Bate. Charlie Garrett spent the p u t weekend with hla family In Tam­ pa. Ha li employed by the Flor Ida Power Co. and has been work­ ing in Enterprise for wmo time. Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Simpion of Louisville, Ky., were weelu end guest* of Mr. and M n. Frank Winkler. The Winkler* have re­ cently returned from a visit with Mr. and Mri. P. A. Winchell on the "Id a of Capri." They were joined there by Mr. and Mr*. P. H. Winchell of Miami. Mr. and Mri. Harvey Dunn ipent Ihe pait weekend with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mri. John Earl Ogden, in Jack­ sonville. Linda, who had been vtilting her aifler (or tho pait two wecki, returned home with them. Jean Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Parker, left last week to start her senior year at Florida Stata University in Tal­ lahassee. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Anderson and Uoward were Sunday guests of relatives In Orlando. Miss Helen Snodgrass attended the annual banquet of th* Do Land Players held at the Calico Kitchen, In DeLand, Tuesday, Mrs. Fred Foster, Mri. Ida Padteti, Mrs. B. W. Carlton, Mrs. !!. R. lifers. Mrs. W. W. 11lie and Mrs. Bertha Hardin attended the district seminar of the Method­ ist WSCS In Daytona Beach last week. Church Calendar MONDAY Tbe Women'! Fellowship of the First Chrlsllsn Church meets at 1:30 p.m. for tbe regular business and program. TUESDAY First Baptist ushers maat at T p.m. at the church for dinner and Instruction. Fidelia S. S. Class meets at 7:30 p.m. with Mra. Irving Pryor, 200 Margaret Rd. First Presbyterian Church Christian Education committee meets at T p.m. and Sunday School workers at • p.m. N ew Arrivals Dr. and M n. E. C. Waldheim, of Orlando, announce the birth of a 10 lb. U os. daughter. Aug. 2) at Orange Memorial Hospital in Orlando. They have chosen the name, Leslie Lynn, for tho new arrival and she was wtlcomcd home by two brothers, four year old Eddie ' 'srk Jr., aad 1! month old Scott Van. Maternal graodmoUur Is Mrs W. V. Bluing, ai Sanford.. il l- "f i t 1- M o ri ft—Won# S ept 18t 1061 f r r a lh Steck W edding Solemnized At Presbyterian Church In Orlando - Mias Rosalind Charlee Ratliff, I Bobby and Jimmy Cara, nep-| tiful white satin pillow holding I style dress of turquoise Peaudesoi, matching accessories indaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bur- hews of the bride, served as ring tbe rings for the ceremony. bridge Earl Ratliff, Sanford, be- beam *.and each carried a bests-1 Mr*. Rstliff w ort a (health eluding a small off-thc.face hat and veil and a purpla orchid earn# the bride of Rfcbsrd Carcorsage. The groom'* mother roll Steck, End, ion of Mr. and wore a pale green Chantilly lice Mrs. Richard Carroll Steck, of sheath fashioned with Gera of Orlando, Sept. 9, et 3:W P- m. scalloped lace, matching leather at tba First Presbyterian Church, hat, and shoes and a purple la Orlando. orchid corsage. Rev. Luther Price, pastor, offi­ Just before the eeremony, the ciated at the candlelight double groom’s mother placed a pin on ring caremony, the bride's shoulder. It wai in Given In marriage by her the form of a key and h u been father, the bride wore a walls worn by every bride in the Steck length dresa of while satin and family for more than 2M years. lace, with fitted bodice, scooped A reception wa* held in the neckline and long pointed sleeves. social hall of tho church, followHer fingertip veil of silk lllu -h»-wi*vj - .-Tiding. Mrs. Knr-r. to a lia'rVIu! Rati ifI and Miss Evie U o u ty Tut crystals and iced pearls and the cake and Mil* Sandra Kadcr she carried a white Bible, lopped and Miaa Pat Smith presided at with a white orchid and u tln tbe punch bowl. ribbon dream ers. Miss c'harmion \M U c kept the Mrs. Vincent f . Casa, of Mem­ brides book and floating hos­ phis, Tenn., served her sister as tesses were Mrs. T. C. Town­ matron of honor, and brides­ send Jr., and Mra. Ruth Cooper. maids were Miss AUx Talley of Following a wadding trip to Orlando and Mrs. Arthur Haskins Clearwater the couple will make of Sanford. their home at M10 Ranchwood Steve Steck, brother, of the Rd., In Orlando. groom, was best man and serv­ ing ss ushers were Paul Nepper, Marshall Dendy, Hartwell Con­ Newcomers Club klin and Frank Conroy. The attendants wore waits T o Meet length d r n te i of Ice pink satin brocade, with three quarter length aleeves, full skirts and matching Wednesday pQI box hats with short Illusion veils. They each carried a bou­ The Sanford Welcome Wagon quet of pink and cherry sweet­ Newcomers Club will meet at 10 heart roses with a lighted candle a.m. Wednesday at the Sea Shell in the een.cr. Restaurant for tho monthly Flower girls were Sharyn Slenluncheon meeting. strom and Susan Orwlg. The lit­ A short business aeaaion will be tle girl* were exquisitely dres ed held followed by a social hour and In pale pink polished satin with various card gamea with luncheon tucked bodice edged in white served at noon. lace and pink rosebud wreaths All newcomers who have moved on their heads. They carried de­ to Sanford during the past year licate small baskets filled with MRS. RICHARD CARROLL STECK are cordially Invited to attend. pink rose pedals, which were (House of Rahija Photo) For further Information call Mra. scattered in front of the bride. Darwin E. Smith. Miss Nixon Osteen Personals Honored With Picnic, Party Mlaa Penny Nixon has returned to school fat Miami aftar a three week eacatlon with her parents, Ur. and Mrs. H. B. Nixon, on Lake Butler. The young people* Training Union of the Osteen Baptist Church honored jter with a "Wel­ come Home” party and picnic at HarahaU Bluff oo the SL Johns River. Those attending were Diana Jones, Janet Bean, Anna Lee, Frances, Nancy, Steve and Ronnie Riggs, Kenneth Hosack, Joe Frank Tart, Tommy Lemon, Jim ­ mie Shivers, Rev. and Mra. Tram­ mel Kilpatrick and daughter, Rhena, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hirt and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Riggs. Longwood BILL AND SUSAN MEEKS, were hotwired recently, with a joint birthday party, Riven by their parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Meeks. Each hud a inrye birthday cake, which was served with leu cream. 'The group spent the after-* noon playing golf, nt the Put Putt Golf Course. Left to right ur« the guests, (seated) Leroy Nopper, (tho honorees) Bill and Susan, Chrissy Shedden, Coleen Royer and Kathy Firestone. (Standing) Dailey Smith, Bobby Glenn, Paul Harris, Barbara Smith, Dianne Beach, Carter Lee Noel, Connie Royer nnd Beverly Jo Meeks. Other guests, not in the picture, were Sherry Th rusher and Doug Firestone. (Herald Photo) Casselberry WSCS Plans Fall Project Swope, Mrs. Wood. Mrs. FUher By JANE CASSELBERRY The Casselberry Community and Mrs. Leonard Casselberry. At this meeting, many talented Methodist WSCS met for the monthly meeting in tho Church speakers presented summaries o( Sanctuary Wednesday atterncon. various study courses to be of­ Mrs. E. P. Richard* was in fered by the Methodist Church charge or the worship program fur 1961-1MI. on the theme of “ The Holy Spirit." Mra. Oicar i’oale and Mrs. James Allies sang the duct, "Ha Is So Precious to Me,” with Mrs. Darwin Shea accompanying at the piano. There is Other, taking part on the pro­ gram were Mrs. Emily VanDcuonly one Mn, Mrs. C. K. Fisher, Mrs. Mae Van Fleet and Mra. AUlc. Mr*. Nelson Bunnell, president of the group, presided at the bus­ iness session during which plans ware made to hold a baxaar in Nov, IS. Mrs. Uarold Wood wa* named chalrtnao of this project. Following the m uting, refresh­ ments were served In Weaver Hall by tbe hostesses, Mrs. Mar­ vin McClain, Mrs. Finney Haynes, 30 year* of experience -Mrs. VinDeusen and Mrs. Henry fostering good will in Stcnili. buslneen end community life. Members of the Society who attended Ihe Urlando District Fait EducaUonal Seminar held Thurs­ W ELCOM E W A G O N day at tha First Methodist Church In Oviedo ware Mrs. Haynes. Mrs. Bunnell, Mrs. Arthur Putnam, Mrs. Elton Richards, Mrs. Lyile Casselberry Personals By JANE CASSELBERRY Chaplain and Mrs. R. C. Os borne Jr. and their family of Jacksonville, were guests of hia parents, Mr. and Mra. R. C. Os borne Sr. of S31 N. Triplet Dr. recently. Chaplain Osborne has Just returned from a tour oi duty with the Navy in the Medi, lernnean area. W e have MOVED sto re . to Corner 4th ST A SANFORD A V E . GORMLY FA 2-4744 T H E E X T E N S IO N Inc. / D IV IS IO N OF QoPPc/tAnp S c h o o l O f C oM M B h a. “Oldest, Largest Commercial School” C H A R L O T T S V lL L E , V IR G IN IA - N IG H T CU SSES- Two Complete Courses Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Warren M. Germond will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary tomorrow at their home, 1215 Palmetto Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Germond are for­ mer residents of Hamburg, N. Y.. a suburb of Buffalo. They moved to Sanford 12 years ago after Mr. Germond retired from the Buffalo. Niagara Electric Co. They have a daughter, Mrs. Walter Lyons, two sons, Leslie and Maurice, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild, all of Ham­ burg, N. Y. No special celebration ia plan­ ned by Ihe couple. Mr. and Mr*. Meaning Todd Sr. Mr. and M o. V . B. Whiddea J r. and children epent left weekend with hi* parent!, Mr. a n d d Mr*. W. B. Whidden Sr. at Palm­ dale. His mother returned home with them. Seminole County The Germonds T o Observe Rev. Josa Cardosa visited friends hi Osteen over tha week­ end and attended servlets a t tha Osteen Baptist Church where he waa formerly the pastor, le v . Cardosa will enter Wake Forest Seminary for hla senior year this fall SECRETARIAL GENERAL BUSINESS Tyapwriting Shorthand — (Gregg or A - H • C HUnoapeed) Buxinee* English Accounting I Typo* riling Accounting II Filing Buslnesa English Bookkeeping • Clerical Practices Filing Clerical Practical, short-term courses designed to qunlify the atudent for offico pooitloos with minimum cost and time requirements. Practice* Free job placement in 11 States Here is how you benefit: Qualify for a top paying job in a few months. Insurance against layoffs. Qualify for a civil service Job in a few months. 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W a r d Your Tuition Can Be Financed �CbsuaJt flbby: By A b iftil Van Buren I DEAR A6BY: I think I am the wom' an whose neighbors wrote you tu criticize her for whistling for her five children in* O stead of calling them by name. Thank heaven my neighbors don’t have anything worse than that on me. Imagine the fun they could have if 1 were caught secretly nipping a t the bottle, or jollying aruund with the meter man I 1 want to explain: Several years ago I had an operation on my vocal chords, and I was warned never to strain my voice. So th a t’s why I whistle for my children. ^ Thanks for letting me defend myself. MRS. T. M. D. • • DEAR ABBY: My pop took the curse off whistling for us kids this way: He whistled the first four notes of ''SWEET” ADELINE.” And to let him know we heard him. we responded by whistling the next four. Thank you. THE WHISTLING KID • • • DEAR ABBY: I’m writing about the "neighbors” who objected to calling chit* dren by whistling. We have whistled for ours ever since they were old enough to holler "WHAT?” from several houses away. When we whistled for them they knew they had better head for home and find out "WHAT!” GENEVA STREET DEAR ABflY: What's wrong with • • e ' whistling for the kids? When I whistle for mine, all six of them plus two collies an* DEAR ABBY: I urn 47, and our "fami­ awer me. 1 have taught my youngsters to ly whistle” is now in use for the third whistle because i^, U <* great Ifclp if we — not es. One long and ' shoidd-g9t-«'?Maw«r-ifcn>-tfnfr-ani-.!icr a t two shortsrsutried wnen m'jTBt’aA cd pat­ fairs, on crowded beaches, in department ents, in their best years, summoned us store or at football games. Thanks to our children home from play. 9 family whistle we have never lost a child. Years later, lonely, blue, discouraged WHISTLING PARENT and almost desolate, I trod the busy • • • streets of a strange eastern city. Like a DEAR AIJBY: Your item about the miracle, above the traffic noises I heard "family" wiiistle brought back memories. three notes. True and clear! One long am! We hud n special family whistle to call two shorts. Stopped In my tracks, I wait­ •och other. If it hadn't been for that my ed breathlessly. Then—again! Much near­ -two sons never would have found each er. Suddenly I located the source. In the other behind the lines in Okinawa during cross-walk, striding is fast as his long World War II. PROUD MOM legs would carry him, was my big country • ■ e • cousin from our home town. Our tears ^ DEAR ABBY: I have an 83-yenr*old mingled as he folded me tightly in his grandmother on my mail route who can sheltering arms. Good food, talk of produce tho shrillest whistle by sticking home and loved ones, rekindled energies two fingers in her mouth and blowing. She to successfully complete my jnission. has caught me many times when I wns That's just one of dozens of cherished already a quarter of u mile down the rond. memories of our "family whistle.” 1 think being able to whistle like that ALABAMA tOa When California Attorney Gen­ eral Stanlye Moik tried to tie the membership of the John Dlrch Sotlety into a neat, laughable little package, he said it leemecl to coniiil of “wealthy businessmen, retired military offlcera and little old ladles in tennis ehoes,’* 0) He got bla laugh with that Ineongruoui aisortmrnt— but I'm Just wondering If the laugh Isn't going to backfire. I've got ■ hunch an ewfut lot of older women, both in and out of Uie John Birch Society, are going to think Mosk'a statement, while slyly clever, also wai down­ right insulting. Also, they may Just wonder a d h e r e be got his vision of “Illtie old ladies in tenrna shoes.” The “little old lady” la no Jha gljr NBC-TV A politician may get by with sneering at wealthy businessmen (they're a definite minority, since it takes a tot of brains and hard work to be successful at any line of work) or even at retired army officer! became we never honor our military men unless we are in a fighting war. But there are an awful lot of otder women in the country who are going to resent that sneering “little old ladici In tennia shoes." And there are an awful lot of younger women who deeply ad­ mire the spirit and independence of today's older women who are going to reient It, too After all, we atl hope to be around a long time—and none of us wants to think that any­ one will c \e r refer to ui as “little old ladies In tennis shoes.” Mon. Sept. 18, 1941—Fag* f Rrrilfi MONDAY P. M. 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Now* l i t Tit A (It D l|t* t 1:11 | t ) rarm Mirkat Roport l i l t (I t Tndar l i t Doilff R 4 v tr (a l i t W l k * f p C a rto o n * (It Th* American* 1:11 (I ) Nawo-lVoothor (I) T* Toll Th* Truth to * ( ! ) CBS Mornlns Nawa (I) Chayeaa* 1:11 (I t Captain K insaro* (I) National Valval M l I t ) Waalhar and Naw* ID W alt- h a r ia l . t l (1) Today (It Bringing l T» I t ild r l . t l (I) Countdown Now* (It Surfalla »:* f :00 ID Slat* Troop*r 111 Split* Junes Show III Rompor Houm l i t W hispering Smith ID Karmoa Kipar* l i t Ann Mnulltarn Show 1:11 (1) llobln Hood ( i t Cancootrailon t:i» II) Nawa and Intoralaws ID A dvanlun* In Pnradla* i» t II t t (It Jimmy 0 1r!'JCrJSdwoV11:10 ID S»X P f s lot a i m Minor Tim* II) 1 Id*, a l.ury (It Pnnle 0:11(91 San Krancltco Root (D p -io r Gunn 11:11 (1) Play Tour Hunch l i t Th* Alan K ins Show <•) Vldoa Villas* (It Maaaaeap* 10:91 ( t ) M ifa iln * I III Channol I Mowaroaw diiqJiUohU TV Key Previews I In/Cain's Hundred? MarkRichman Idays Nicholas Cain, a reformed gang-1 | land lawyer who leads a drive against organized crime b y making war on the nations top 100 criminal leaders'. Woman :ByRuthFight MnietReferees Needed In AFL more a part of thli Jet age world than the horse and buggy. Women today are living to a ripe old age—but age doesn't turn them into little old ladles. As a group today'a old women are an alert, Informed, and ac­ tive segment of the population. They run their own homes, drive their own c a n , lead their own lives, make up their own m'nds, In (act, they are a hardy, aetfreliant, independent breed. And you wouldn't catch any of them dead in (ennis shoes. They dress in fashions up-to-theminute. spend enough time in beauty shops'to be well-groomed, and U th e n is anybody alopping around in tennis shoes—it’s their daughters or granddaughters — not the "little old ladles" themselves. Psnforft Television Ton ig h t V 'u ilU h D I MAIL CARRIER is a big help. • C A IN 'S United P reu Inter national N rat time A1 Dorow and the New York Titan* take on the Buffalo Bill*, maybe American football League CommUaitmcr Jo* fo ia should call on the Na­ tional Boxing Association to pro­ vide th* referee. At least, n boxing referre could have earned a day's pay Sunday by aeparating the fi.«t.*winger* In th* Rill*' 41-31 victory over the Titans at Buffalo before a crowd of 16,684. Sunday'# other AFL gam# was comparatively tame, the San Diego Charger* walloping tha browbeaten Oakland Raiders. 44-0, with n barrage of nothing but touchdowns. A crowd of 20,210 at­ tended. Taikwan Yokoyama is Japan's greatest traditional artist. T-T:30 p. m. ABC. Expedition.— "Africa’s Animal Kingdom." Pre­ miere. Some interesting shots of wild life in Central Africa m ats this worth watching, filmed rec­ ord of the desperate struggle for survival. Opening the aeries' se­ cond aeason, Col. John D. Craig serves as host. 3-8:30 p. m. NBC. National Velveil — "The Pony." Premiere. Opening segment Is a heart tug­ ger, geared for family appeal. An old man la towing a pony in hii trailer, and has an accident near the Brown farm, His life it saved by first aid, but the pony diet giving birth to a colt. In gratitude to hla rescuer, the old man gives the colt tu Donald Brown (Joey Scott) as a reward. 3:30-0:30 p.m. ABC Surfilde f t"Count Seven.” Premiere, Usually a lucky number, “Seven” does­ n't hit the jackpot, but has suf­ ficient intrigue to austaln interest. Dot deals withthe allying of two women, seemingly without motive. A child's toy if th# key to the murder. Troy Donahue, Van Williams and Lee Patterson again .star in the series. 10-10:30 p. m. CBS. “ The Alan King Show.” Special comedy pro­ gram. Sloryllnc ia something to hang the laughs on. There arc enough in llic kingly vein. Alan, once again, a suburbanite hus­ band and father, takes a week-end trip, sprung on him as a sur­ prise by hia wife, played by Denis# Lor. Th# vacation go#a from headache to nightmare. PAINT NOW PA Y LATER! NO CASH NEEDED Up T* SC Months To Pay Other hem* m e tr e may be tactaded FREE ESTIMATES CALL Sherwfn-WilUama 117 Magaolla Ave. Harrell & Beverly Automotive 209 Phone W. 25th S t FA 2-8415 * TranumUslon Rebnlldera • Engine Rebnlldera • Wholesale Ante Parts AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP 8ERVICX NOW! ANEW WORLD OF WORTH! NEW FROM DIE8EL TO DAZZLE I CHEVROLET fyacobii On In direct team competition at duplicate, each board la played twice. Team A'a North-South ^ p a ir plays It against team B’a Esxl-Wext pair and then team A'a East-West pair plays It against team B’s North-South pair. The net difference nn each board or hand is then trans­ lated into IMP'S, or Interna­ tional Match Points. A study at team results la most interestfa* in pinpointing bow the ex• p e r ts can go wrong. North and South can't make four hearts became everything breaks badly for them, but the contract figures to make and certainly should be bid. The bid­ ding in the box shows how each pair got to the heart game One South was allowed to play the contract and went down one trick. At the other table •■Vfeat decided to be a master mind. He had waited patiently with hia seven card diamond auit and bad hand and then took a deep breath and came out with a five diamond call. North doubled, opened the spade king, and shifted to the heart king. Eventually, West made eight tricks, and the J00 A Oldest god in Greek mythology b Uranus, whom Ihey believed to give beat, light and rain to the •arth. By Oswald Jacoby NORTH (D) 11 ♦ ART « k m is ♦ loa *K Q 74 W IS T IA S T *• ¥1 ¥ A S12 • q jiT is s ♦ a t ♦ J• 23 411 SOUTH West had violated a funda­ mental rule of bidding. HLs hand wasn't good enough lo bid three diamonds, it certainly wasn’t good enough to bid five dla moods. 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All told, you can pick from nlno rarln'-to-work, ready-to-savs '02 Chevrolet truck engines. Handsome n*w work-styling Includes for­ ward-sloping hoods lhal allow drivers to tee as much ss lOli feet more of the road. Chev­ rolet’s famous Independent Front Suspen­ sion gives you a smoother riding, ussier working, longer (ailing truck. New heavier duty, smoother hypoid rear aites add new beef and brawn in tha middleweight d a n . Rugged new I-beam front axles' of 9,000- or ft,000-lb. capacity are available on Series 80 heavyweights. Muffltrt are longer lived on ell models. You'll find a total of 198 models In ths new '02 Chevy lino—Including three work-proved, versatile Corvalr M's. Every model Is built lo out-haul, out-lsst and oul-valu* any other truck at anywhere near the price. See your Chevrolet dealtrl *0o>Wwl * litre w# New SERIES to DIESEL Dlettl savings and Cheep durability. Naw SERIES 10 TANDEM. 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V hOf M t f l M NOT tXWO T — ft MANOeiRFS ClYtS MM AN MRTBOOT. THEN WE « A K ( ) A N IF L A C T .'!*! JTAruK, TIC WEAK, AU OF US.' j \. RkiMTWR*' r*M \* -‘ _•—-*—*.*, AUM— HOW CAN WE Gf rCUIAT^*> r >C IHKt KHttHT-wm ORStjfu u i ____^- “i cLAuimD u u r u i: r m . . B n rrf. ■ I f . l . day te ­ rse* Iwesftiw. Ilos. flat. was*. S T iA lO m CUUWFIED: fsee., U ra f i t I f 2- Notices - Personals CHRISTMAS Tupperararc ii)(. Book Earn lovely FA 2-S62S. In October! Try lor Chriilraag givyour partlei now. filtJ loo. E. KoeUer, I . 4 t; te 3. Education • instruction 8. For Real --------------------------------- d SMALL furn shed apartment foi ^ couple. Nice neighborhood. Lights and water included; $30. FA 2-7399. 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ ped. FA 2-3303. ■ CSrONStBILITT: NICELY furnished S room apart­ PIANO LESSONS. FA I-IU12, ment near base, 2011 Sanford Tba Herald « < « « a tle m y e u l l e Avenue. Phone NO 1-4323. . ^ lef aeors Una *sa lacerreei later- CHORD SYSTEM piano lenoni itlulti. Write: Harry Wel­ Office 204 W. First Lee af jrasr ad. a ad nasreaa tie for DeBARV: FurnUhed home on ler. Boa 373, Sanford, H |bl Is m b s ap reject any ed corner lot, Jiving room, ki.chvsnlasmeM f r a a wbal srdcrtd is en-dlnetle, 2 bedrooms, tils 6. For Kent Legal Notice nm ltrm Is lha palldaa t i Ola batb, Florida room and patio. in t h k t i n r t i r r o i * t , m y t h MP*r. TWO bedroom houie, kitchen Phone NO 8-412?. J ID i n t l . 1'IWCt‘TT o f FLORIItt cqu.pped. Call FA 2-3431. I k A k D F o i l I K W Ik l l l .K tOL’.k T T, ■ BOOM furnished house, swim* CLASSIFIED INDEX Ik n t t k M t i t Y k n t t u w mm] privileges, Aiaiea Ct., WELAKA APARTSIE.NTS: room* RUN RUT K, C O C T ltllE , 1. J e s t f t F o u n d PU tntlf* 77 ?; Ci je’terry . private b*tbi, l i t w. r tr il St. 2. Notice* - Personals ye MART JANE COLTCJIIE. 3. Education • instrur"‘on FURNISHED spar.m enli, down UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom house, Dafendnnl. 4. TraasporUliua town location. Phone for appoint­ SIS Camellia Court. FA X-S610. koTicae o f b u t H I E S TATK O F F LOH JDA TOI 3. Food ment, FA 2-3123 day Br M A R T JA N R CO UTCRK FA 2-33U 6. For Rent 9. For Sale or Rent « i » l Rrldgotnw B tn tlo n Rn*<t 7. B uaincM R en tals t l r l d g r t o n . Mleanurl 3 -.BEDROOM unfurniihcd house CUSTOM BUILT Home on take. A a w o r n v.oiuplglnt h a v i n g b e e n , 8. B o tc h R e n ta ls filed a g n l n i t y ou In th o C i r c u i t Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call in Idike Mary. FA 2-8319. C o u r t In a n d f o r Bemlnolo C o u n ty , 9. For Sale or Rent evenings. FA 2-1397. F l o r i d * , In C h a n cery , fo r Dlvort-a 10. Wanted to Kent DESIRABLE iurniiitcd or unfurn■ml o t h e r relief, t h e ■lion t i t l e o f litied apartment. FA 2-2SOO. a it lil n o tio n b e in g E H N II I T K. 11. Real Estate Wanted 11. Heal Estute Wanted The J 'O A ytV SUOWOt-IHfae iCAOLOTEl Want 12. Real Estate For Salr 13. M o rtc a f* L oans 14. 1C. 15. 17. 18. 19. Insnrancs Business Opportnnlties Female Help Wanted Mats Help Wanted Help Wanted Situations Wanted 20. Babysit ten 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. .10. 31. 32. 3.1. 34. 35. .16. 37. 38. 39 Beauty Salons Build • Paint • Repair Building Materials Electrical Services Plumbing Services Radio ft Television Special Sarvkes Laundry Service Automobile Service Machinary • Tools Poultry • Pets • Livestock Floorers - Trees • Shrubs Furniture Articles For Sals Articles Wanted Boat a - Motors Motorcycles • Scooters Trailers • Cabanas Automobiles • Trucks 2. Notices * Personals SLEEPING ROOMS—The Gables *01 Magnolia. Ph. FA 2-0720. HOMES LOTS ACREAGE SALES RENTALS SAN LANTA APARTMENTS: Nice targs »part menu, *0* E. Hth Si. Phone FA 2-42S2. Helmly Realty 3US Vv. 13th Street 2 -BEDROOM unfurnished house FA 2-7603, Evenings FA t-2378 I2S Escambia. Ph. FA 2-0271 or TA 2-0642. 12. Real Estate For Sale CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME O sc a r M. Ila rris u n AT SL'N DELL MOTEL Registered Real Eilale Broker Cottage available, larsn kitchen 1311 Palmetto Ave Pb. FA 2-T94I units, over-nights. From *80 OCALA NATIONAL FOREST 1 j month. SUN DELL, going So., 1 mile from Sanford, on left, Large Iota 2 miles w en Salt Springs. Phone FA 2-0927. Hwy. 17-42. FA 2-9631. O sc a r M. H a rris o n 2 . FURNISHED houses; 2 ami 1 bedrooms. Call FA 2-2902 or Registered Real Estate Broker t3tl Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-7942 FA 2-2331. RENT A BED HOW ELL P A R K Rollaway, Hospital It Baby Beds By Day, Week, or Month 3 • Bedroom, air-conditioned, cen­ CARROLLS FURNITURE tral heat, many deiuxe e x tr a s .^ Ph. FA 2-3181 l i t W. 1st St. Sanford'a preferred location. 112.990. and up. FHA 8399 FURN. apL 2M0 MeDonvSBe. Down, VA No Money Down, NICE, roomy 2 bedroom turn. apt. Not too many available. One 1700 Magnolia. *49.30. mile E aii of 17-92 oo 438. THE READEIt DIGEST common SMALL furnivlied house, 1 bed­ LORMANN REALTY ity representative offer* ipe room, newly painted, real clean. TE 8-3272 Fern Park TE I-170T cial holiday ratei; effortlei FA 2-8331 anytime. TRADE Chnutmai Bhoppins. Ph. Ste phaoie M. Smith, FA 2-8396. TWO bedroom furnished apart­ COMFORTABLE 4 bedroom home ment, 2101 Magnolia, $33.00. for home in country, with 19q • crea or more. ^ Robert A. Williams, FA 2-3931. Legal Notice I k T H E c a t H T ( IF T I I K I l l I V T I in n ;* :. H K H ikot.H rm m , I 'l . U M I I I t . I k FHONVTK. IN HR: R S T A T K O F A I.F R K D A. McLiUKKN D*<-*.v*d. T * All (’rw lH wra awd P aran a* llwvIwa r i t l i a v h h f n R i l a Agwlwae bald R e t a i n Ton a n d am, h o f y o u * r e h e r e b y no tified a n d r e q u i r e d t n p r e v e n t a n y claim * a n d d a m a n d a w h ich you. o r e l t h a r o f you . m a y h a v a a g a l n a t l h a a a i n t a of A l f re d A. Mt-Vluten. d a c a a a r d , l a te o f eald C o u n ty , t o l h a C o u n t y J u d g e of Metnlnula C o u n t y , F to rld n , a t hi* offlt-a In t b a c o u r t houva o f said C o u n ty a t t U n f o r.l , F l o r i d a , w l l h t n eig h t c a l e n d a r m o n t h , f ro m t h e time, o f (b e f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n of ib la n o lle * P eo h ele lm oe d e m a n d ■hall be in w r i t i n g , a n d t h i l l a l a t a t h e p l a c e of r e a l d e n c e a n d p o at o f . flea a d d r a a t o f t h a cl a l n i a n i , a n d • h a l l ha a w o r n t o by th o c l a i m ­ a n t , Ma a g a n t , o r a t t o r n t y , a n d an y auch c l a i m n r d e m a n d a o t go f i l e t • h a l t ha void. H e le n * R S u t h e r l a n d Aa a g iv iy tu r of th * L a d W ill a n d T a a t a m e n l af A l f re d A, lU-Qua-n, d acea v ad ! Vv. (Vara. A t t o r n e y V V o u d ru ff-P ark tn a Bldg. -Sanford, F l o ri d * P u b llah Mapl. | | , j j , Oct. J. I FOR RENT FURN. small gp|., eoo J'ark. Ph. 2, 3, and 4 BEDROOM HOMES. FA 2-0731. UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom. 2 ROSA L. PAYTON Registered Real Estate Broker bath home on laka in Ravenna Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Park, 112 SaUuina Drive. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom home, NOW ta the lime to buy oae acre just outside city limits 202 Poplar Ave. FA 2-2320. and one block off W. First St­ CLEAN * room funs. I l l Park. one story frame house, 4 bdrm , ■ FLa. room. 12 x >7 swimming 2 - BEDROOM houye, kitchen pool. Wonderful family home. equipped. Ph. FA 2-8013. Immediate occupancy. $13,300— terms available. Phone Winter Legal Notice Park, 838-6339 for appointment. ■OTit n i Ytir.w r n T tn o i i S K A C R E b l e d f a r m , Rond 4 Y f l l ! 9T V TITK B R. home 00 paved toad. T o t v i i o m I t m a t c u .n c k r k : N o tlr a t* h r r i t i r g i v e n (h at t h e *10,900. Term*. »’A 2-W2B. un dar aignaU . p u r a u a n t lo t h e "F lc tllloua Mama S i a t u t e , ’* (,'h ap tar I t l . a y , F l o r i d a H tatu te. will r a g la l a r w i t h t h a C l a r k of t h a C ir c u it C o u r t, la a n d f o r S em ln o la C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , u p o n r r eipt o f p r o o f of r i t T I T I I l t * * % HK t h a p u b l i c a t i o n o f t h l a nolle*, th a NOTICK IS htri*Df k1 v• n th4t l riclltlo u * itawa, t o - w i r : Am In bUAln^iA At l t t l (JULDSIIUHU Ki’KKD W A.HH W f , fiAiiforJ, tf e m ln o l t u n d e r alilutt » • a r e a n g , g * , | In r i u n t ) , K lf iriU , u t i d t r lh « flctl* b u aln aaa a t 1704 W a a l n : h aliraat tlnuA n i m i «f, Hmldy t Autom o* Hanford. F lo rid a. T h a t t h e p a r t y I n t a r t a t a d In a a |d H i t S t r v f c t . And t h * t I l n t t n l t o r « g l a t « r «Afd n t r n t w i t h ih « bualnaaa a t u r r p r l a * la a e rnllowa* i?l*rk 11r ih « C ir c u it Court* fetmiVANN’l IJ KKSNll.'K n o l i C o u n t y * lflo r t« tg * In » ? c ir d * tk t iih (T iiri i r t u i R r o r DAVID k K I l U K N , % m r *• w l i h i t h * p t i«lon< if th * T II K k l k T I t J t 1111141. n i i c i i r , Idol M e tc a lf l l u l l d l n g — K l r l lt l o u * NAUli .Htittlti*, lu V itR ! i k v k i> f » m s R v u h o i . K c m k r v. O r la n d o , F l o r i d a d i c t i o n I t t i . o i i K l o r l d i 8 t A t ; i t * a 1 » r* T , ri-oiiiD A A ttorney a t Law flic: R o b i r t M. l*V\\% I H V k l R H T VO. 11VIA Ihjtd lah: S ap t. I I , II. 1J. Out. t P u b lU h 8fpt* I* II. II. 34 IN I t E : A D O P T IO N o r • JA M E S LARKY ARM- • k T H U I l i l t l I T t i l l HT O F T | | a t l> T i l K I H U T IT COI HT O F TIIW j i u u u i . <m t 11 r u r STItn.NO, A Minor. 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In t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t a f t h a a n i A t r w i t h th « t.Mrrk o f Ur# C i r ­ a o r d l n g lo l h a p l a t t h e r e o f N in th lu d i - u l c i r c u i t l* m l for c u i t C o u r t of M tm ln o li C o u n t r, getn ln o la C o u n t y , F l u rb l a . a* r a r u r d a d In P l a t Hook l l . 4'lgrlda, a n d tu> ■•'rt# a vup> t h t r t * F a a a II. I'u b llo tlacorda o f You a r a h e r e b y n o t i fi e d l o ha of u p o n to* pi a ' mtl ff or p ^ l n t l f f i H*mliinta C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , I n . e n d a p p e a r In t h e a b o v e t t y l e d Ailurn*!*, whu«i narn* and a-I* r ' -u rt a n d t o t i l e y o u r a n a w e r o r i Lading all a l r u c t u r e a a n d d r i t * u lid#*, He I r i i k ft. Itobtn * I n ip ro iem en ta now and h e r e ­ o t h e r d a f e n a l y * p lea ting* w i t h lb* io n , 1.*:. ftou th C o u r t ft:r«*t. o r * a f t e r on to b l l a n d a n d f I* C l e r k of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f th e N i n t h J u d i c i a l c i r c u i t In a n d f o r lan lu, Klorlda* n o t l a t e r t h a n Or* l u r t a a t t a c h e d to or u t a d la t u b f f 23[. 1)4 I* If y o u fall la do r o n a a c i l o n w i t h t h a pramLaai. S em in o le County, riurlda. end *( «* a co p y t h e r e o f u p o n W h l t - k a a b een filed a g a l n * t y o u In t h e • j ft tl*c r i t p r u r o n f M a u will b« flold. t e n a n t A l-e.inhar.lt, T o 7 -lt a b u t * . at* led ad it, e u d >ou t i t r e - t f i t i r t i ] ftfftlft §4 >uu f«r l.f t 1#!ll* f M e tc a lf Hull,l l u * . O r la n d o , F l o ri d a , UUlrad t o a a r r a a r o p y of y o u r A n . lit Pi ft. tv 4 In (lT4 r<irnitUlru. Thlft a t t o r n v y g f o r p e t Hlu u ere. o n o r b e ­ ■war o r F t e a d t n g to lb * C o m p l a i n t »uK It ut 1 >r*vl0M a. rp’iriRA f o re th * t i h d a y o f O ctober, 1141, on F l a i n t l f f e a t t o r n e y * . A n d a r a i n , f 1• J i proc«« II 1 p i. p triy a n d t o allow c au a* w h y aaid o e tt- R u t h , W a r d A Dnan. 133 Kaat CnnIt; t l u a f o r a d o p t i o n ah o u ld n o t ka t r a l t > a n . u . O rlan d o , F lo rid a , a n d L o t U t . Ltfl* tu* S o u t h 4 n r a n t e d . I f y o u fall lo do aa a file l h a o r i g i n a l A n a w e r o r r e a d ­ f«*«t t h t r # Of* Of laftkl■ l U r r l r i D ecree F ro C o n f . n o m ay bo e n - in g In t n a n f f U a o f t h a C l a r k of Kfttft u % County# M im ln o li t t r a d a u a l u a t y,.u fo r t h e r e l l a t t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t on o r b e f o r e t h a Ir'IurldAa i f t o r d l n u t u plat ■o u g h t In t h * p e t i t i o n f o r a d o p ­ 31th d ay o f Hep.a m b e r 1X1. I f y ou th e r n u f a * v iu in ld il. In P la t tion. fa ll t u ri i an, a d e c r e e pro con* H m k 13* p t « f i U a n d 11, W ITNR SS m y h a n d a n d l h a t f f l - faaeo will "o t a k e n a g a l n e t y ou I ’u b lle H * i » r i * of t f m i a o l i clal a*al ml aald C o u r t m S an fo rd . fo r t h a r e l i e f d e i n a a d t d l a t h e C o u n t y , F l o ri d a . S am lnolo C o u n t y . F lo rid * . Ihln l i t C o m p l a i n t . W t T N K I S my haiikl a n d t h i »1 d av « f goptaiwbo r, 1(41. T b la Noll a ah all be p u b lleh ed o f aaid C o u r t a t 8A nf'>M. SemlituI* (SEAL! n n r a a w e a k for ( o u r c o m a c u t l v i 4‘ouo *o. Kl t l u a zr*.ii eI aj *1 A r i b u r II B t . k n l t h . J r . w a e k e In l h a K an tu rd Herald. I f * p t i m b e r , 1»4U i T t r k of tha c ir c u it C ourt WITNKKH liiy h a n d a n d o f fi c i a l I8KALI Mammal* I ' u u m y at a! wf off! a a t l i n i l n t l * C o u n ty , A r t h u r II. n r ^ k o l t h . J r . Sanfard, F lorida F l o r i d a , th la I t t k d a y o f A u c u a t , ClorA o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t H r i M a r t h a T. V thlea llll. By Z la rt h a T. Y m U a D e p u ty C l a r k i HEAL) I h p u t y Clerk W hltftald . W r i g h t 4 L a o n k a r d t A r t h u r H- B e c k w i t h . J r . ^HUi H i d r i r k 4 r tab in eo n "41-14 M a lc a lf Uulldlr.d C l a r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t 13Z lln u th C o u r | f t t r i i t Orlan d o . F l o r i d a t l j ; M a r t h a T. V lh laa n rlau d o . Florid* I A tto rn ajia f a r r a t l l l o o a r a D e p u ty C l a r k A ttorney* f o r P laintiff. P u b l . a h : S ep t. 4. 11. Li, i l , t i l t FubLloa Aug I* A l e p L i 3| , 31 P u k llo k ; S ap t. I t , 11, Del. I, ». t i l t Legal Notice ^ . A ^ '9 « �Winter May Be Just Around The Corner But Bargains Are Here Right Now 26. Radio A 1 el*vision SI. P o sltry • P ita • Livestock 34. Articles For Sals 12. Real Estate For Salt . 16. Female Help Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale gj|f •u U rfc ir r iU Mon. Sept. 18. 1961—Pape 9 3-BEDROOM. 1 bath. Near en­ FOR SALE: Weklva River Estates; SCHOOL DAYS means a ided eg* TV SERVICE within the hour. ANIMAL HAVEN Boarding Ken­ Electrolux Cleaners J2. Real Estate to r Sale trance. S1CO down. FA 2-6334 Sunland. —150 ft. River (ron age 6lo ft. I to Road mile off Rt. 48. Call after • p. m. FA 2-8473. pen c! Turn your spare hours Into profitable one* wl.lt Avon's help. Write Manager, Bon 24, Lockhart, or call Orlando GA 2-1 VICTORIAN HOME for large family. Close In. $6,300 with1HOMES LOTS ACREAGE Wo Don't Wan. EVERYBODY'S terms. Phone NO 8-3241. 1 SALES RENTALS Business, Just YOl'RS. 2-BEDROOM cement block bouse CITY OF SANFORD Civil Ser­ FARMERS AGENCY with utility. Florida room, carvice ex animal ions for qualified N. V. Farmer. Realtor porte. Near high school, 123 3M W Utb Street 2483 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3221 applicants will be held in the Club Road. FA 2 0337. city hall at 7:00 p.m. Oct. 3, FA 3.7803. Evenings FA 2-2373 After hours FA 2-3012 or FA 2-0281 1981. to establish an eligible list PRIME COMMERCIAL 3 BEDROOM, 1>* bath, corner lot. of Firemen for Sanford Fire ROBER1 A. WILLIAMS, Realtor PROPERTY Take over paymenti 172 per Dept, qualifications: 21 to 3u Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. *130 Feet Frontage on State Road month. 122 Anderson Cir. Ph. j n . of age; 3* 1“ tall and weigh FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 46 just East of Interstate Road FA 2-8072. not less than 123 lbs.; have a 4 Interchange. Over 300 feet deep. Prleo 113,000.00—one-third Lot, 70' x 137', with shad* trees, C O L O R E D PROPERTY, 10 10th grade or equivalent educa­ houses in Midway, 317,000, pay. tion; resident of Seininote Coun­ down. 1920 Palmetto. log 20%, 33,000 will handle, ty for at least six months. Sub­ balance monthly installments, mit applications to Civil S»i- - - "Wo Trade” 6"* interest. l.E. Ratten, P. O. vice Examiner in city hall by Box 43. Phoon FA 2-4440. Sept. 17, 1981. 2324 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 REALTOR—INSUROR Ball-Blair Agency TEAR OUT THIS AD. and mall Nights FA 2-0048 Phone FA 2-4931 112 N. Park Registered Brokers with name, address for big box A ASSOCIATES of home needs and cosmetics for COUNTRY LIVING 318 So. P irk Ave. Ph. FA 3-3841 Free Trial, to test In your borne. 3-bedroom bouse • Lake Mary Branch - FA 2-1290 Tell your friends, make money. better than an acre of land Rush name. BLAIR, Dept. 3-Bedroom house and 3 bedroom 13. M o rtg a g e Loons KS3ES2 Lynchburg, Va. house on 13 acres of Und FINANCING 13 lots in Bookcrtown MORTGAGE LOANS Dewa Payment A 17. Male Help Wanted Geneva 2312 FHA to d Conventional Closing Coat Eve. Orlando GA 2-8198 Commercial A Residential EXPERIENCED salesman, good STENSTROM R EALTY commission. Apply Box 30 t'o Monthly Payments ae lew u BOB CRUMLEY AGENCY l i t N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 Sanford Herald. 188 leeL tasea and Insurance Bob Crumley, Realtor NEW HOMES 15. Business Opportunities R. L. Sloan, Associate 19. Sitnationa Wanted la Beaulifal — FA 2-0373 Sanford INTERNATIONALLY approved DAY work. FA 2-2603. Sunland Estates BARGAIN: 3 - bedroom, screened safety, sports and race tires by $14,100 - $17,100 patio, carport, atova and refri­ champion drivers In Europe and WORK WANTED. FA 2-4018. 3 - BEDROOMS gerator, excellent condition. Lass America are now available in PLAIN sowing, alterations, and than J«7 monthly. Best offer. t - Wi - 2 BATHS this county. Exclusive franchise zipper replacements. 708 Bay Conventional A FRA Loan* 180 Cortex Ave. North Orlando. is available ia metropolitan Ave. Drive 17*83 to Holland Sanford, based on Integrity, abil­ Estate* (3 mL S. of San. equipment and in mounting DAYS WORE. Phone FA 3-2782. ford). Sale* office lat house St. Johns Realty Co. ity, and biLneing. Write Box I, e/o in*id* entrance. THE TIME TESTED FIRM The Sanford Herald giving com 20. UabyalUcru 118 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-8123 K1NGSWOOD plate details of experience. BUILDERS, INC. I WILL keep small children in FA 3-8074 PERSON capable of setting up a my home, $1.3$ a day. Ph. Legal Notice JIM HUNT . FA 1-3111 FA 2-2374. sales organisation. Age no bar iv T hu cot n r o r this « oi t t t rier. Requirements: office ware­ JtnuK, *>:wixoi.r m i vxr, house, preferable store building 21. Beauty Salons S 'I. o h i d a , i n raustTK . lu r»i scalar# *f la wholesale neighborhood. Pro­ JKSX AltTIII’R COTTtNflWAM, alts S K Y -H IG H duct: a specialty Item, alkali 30% OFF all waves 810 or over known JESS COTTIKOIIAM, Operator Eva Jo Wynne Dic***Sd. neutraliser, non-competitive for T * A ll r r > e i l > r a r n w t a II* * . KATHERINE HARVEY past 34 years, selling to Indus I* # C la im * * r D m u S i A e * lu * t BEAUTY SHOP trial#, schools, government, Bald IC*t*l*i Pb. FA 3-0834 Tou ami *»ch of you *r* ti.rcby states, 'counties, building mater, 318 Palmetto notlfUd and raiiulrad I* praatnl lal yards, etc. Your minimum Dowa-To-Karth Price# any tlalir* and damand* which LAR-RE’ BEAUTY SALON you. or aitbar of you. may hav* potential net 323,000 annually. 2840 Hiawatha Ph. FA 3-1398 ■ esln it th* aatnl* of Jaae Arthur We will help finance the mer­ Beautiful Lakefrewt Cottlneham, alao known *• Jana Community chandise and factor accounts Cottlneham. d*c****d, lat* of aatd County, to th* County Jude* of On Sparkling Lnkt Mlnnee receivable. Crete, Box 728. H.nilnol* County, Florida, at hi* Desert Hot Springs, Calif. o(H<-* In tha court hom * af laid at Sanford, Florida, within Beauty Salon $11,300 to $17,100 County alx calandar month* from th* 1»- F em ale H elp W a ste d Walker Building tlm* af th* flrtt publication *f See Our Model Romeo 2310 Oak FA 3-7884 (his nutlc*. Each CTaliti or demand WANTED: Middle aged lady to — OPEN TODAY — ahall b* In w rltlnc, and ahall Hat* live to. Room and board. From th* plac* of realdenc* and p->*t 2>i 311. So. of Sunrord Air Conditioned — TV Stamps oftlr* addreaa o f th* claimant, and DeBary. NO 8-4074. Turn W. on l.ak* Mary Bird. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK ahall h* awurn to by lb* claimant, Pll. FA 3-837S 103 So. Oak Ave. FA 3-3743 hi* aa«»t, or attornay, and any Helmly Realty Stemper Agency Jim Hunt Realty VA $156 VALUE Dawn's Legal Notice auch claim or damand not M fllad ■halt b* void. / * / Marcuarlta Cottlneham Aa axacutor o f lb* U l t W ill l a t h b c m c r i T i o i h t o r t h h six t h sio iru L r in c itrr ix *nd T**tam*nt *f a x is r o n *RHixa>.i: c o t x ’r r, Jaa* Arthur Cottlneham. d*c*a**d 1,1 ° « 4 s n a r a t I T T O TOHKCLOSK M U M T O aU E W. C. Ilulchlaon. Jr. a s d r o n o t i i k h n c L tc r Edward* flulldlne c a a n lis ts Sanford. Florida F E D E R A L NATIONAL XIORTOAdti Allornay for K taculrla ASSOCIATION, a c o r p o r a t i o n « r Fubllah: S*pt. 11. IS. 11, Oct. • ® e e a n l i r J u m U r a n Act o f C u n e r t i * a n d t x l a t l n e p u r s u a n t to t h * F*il• r * t N a t i o n a l V lo r la a e * A i s o c f a t t o n C h a r t e r Act. h a . l n * It* p r i n c i p a l o f flr # la th* C i t y „ f W • t h l n g t c n , b u t r i c l a t C o lu m b ia, Plaintiff, CUSTOM windows A doors. Boyd's Shop. 307 Elm. FA 3-2818. 23. Building Material* LUMBER . HARDWARE • PAINT Rooiing FHA Loam P'ans FREE ESTIMATES v*. Your Credit Is Good. Up to 2 YraK ICtfAIIO C. H E N N E T T a n d B A N to Payl DRA U B E N N E T T , hi* wlf*. t>< fo n d a n t* OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOON x o r ic s i o r s l it B. EDWARDS S t * t a of F l o r i d a toi R I C H A R D BUILDERS SUPPLIES c B E N N E T T a n d BANDKA I* B E N N E T T , h i* w ife, w h o * * a d d ? * * * We Give TV Stamps la u n k n o w n . Pb. FA 2-7898 You a r * h c r a liy n o t i f i e d t h a t i 903 W. 3rd St. SAN Homes by Demetree 3 - B edroom s 2 - B a th s Beautifully end Solidly Cona4ructed. Excellent Neighbor­ hood. Clone to School* end Shopping. FHA A VA FINANCING * Located on Locuat Ave., N. of E. 20th 81. • Sunshine Realty SELLING AGENTS 2819 French Avenue FA 2.8318 FA 2-7193 NIGHTS * FA 3-1818 WANTED V M EN -W O M EN from i |M 18 to 32. Prepare now for U. S, Civil 8ervfr# job opening* in this erte during the next 12 month*. Government position* pay aa high *. 31 (8.00 e month in atari. They provide much (rent­ er aecurily than prieale em. plojment end excellent oppor­ tunity for advancement. Many position* require little or no specialised education or ex­ perience. But to get one of three jub*. you muat paan a teal. The com­ petition ia keen and in aome raaea only one out of five paa*. 22. Build • Faint * Repair ROOM 9PRG8AL 914.98. Pawling inside and out. Call Mr. Tasker, FA 2-8138. Lincoln Service help, ihuu.and* prepare for lh*«r lent* every year. It I* on* of the Urgent and oldrvt privately owned aehoola of it* kind and i* not connected with the Gutrrnmml. For FREE information mi Government John, including liat of poaltioni and satiric*, fill oat coupon end mill at oner— TODAY. You will alao get full detail* on bow you ran qualify youraell to paa* three tr-la. Don't delay • Art MlW ! S u it f o r S lortaoK * K u rccto au r* h a . h i c n filed a e a l n a t >ou In th * a b o r t • n l l t l t d c*u**, a n d t h a t y o u ar* h t r t b y r e q u i r e d to m m * a copy of y o u r A n tn o r or o th * r w r ltta n <t«f* ntr• Upon J . t l a r d l n P a t c r a o n J r ., P l a i n t i f f * A t t o r n a y . w h o a* *ddr**» i* SIT K**t D im e S t r . * t , L a k a l a n d , F l o r i d a , on o r b a f o r* th* 51th d a y o f M»pi«mb«r, A. D. 1SS1, a n d baf or* o r Im m odlataljr t h a r a a f t a r t o fllo w i t h th * C l a r k o f th * a b o v # aiy lad c o u r t th o o r l e l n a l of •aid A n aw ar o r **ld w r l t t a n dafanaa*. If a a y . Thl* l u l t aaak * to fora , I „t* * m o r t a a x * u p o n t h * fo l­ low ing d a tc rlb a J proparty, to -w lt: I*>t IS In Rlook C o f L lt t l * f t ' a k l n a E i t a t t * No. I, ae. o r d l n e t o t h o p lat t n e r a o f , r ao o rd a d In P l a t Book I. P ag o SI. o f th o P u h llo R e c o rd * of Oam lnolt C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . If y u u fa ll to ito *o. D t C r . a p r o f o n f * * a o will b* e n t e r e d a g a i n e t y ou f o r th * r t l l e f d e m a n d e d In th* C o m p la in t. W IT N E S S my h a n d a n d official Mat of *fflc* a t S an fo rd . S em in o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t h l a J i t h day of A o a u a t , A. D. I s e t . (SE A L ) A r t h u r II l i c k w i t h . J r . C la r k o f C i r c u i t C o u r t B y ; J a a n E. W Ilka D eputy C lerk niount A J a m ie * * Boa SSI I ’e l J o d , Fla. P u h lte h i A u g . 51, Sept. I, t l. IS Pekin, Illinois I am very much interested. Please **nd me absolutely FREE (I) A lUl of L*. S. Government position* and aslariea; (I) infor­ mation on hew la qualify for a U. 8. Government Job. Name Age Addict* C ity ---Give Exact Direction* to Your Home State SCH O O L BAND INSTRUMENTS BUY O R REN T NEW O R USED L HOMES Southern Air Before 29. Automobile Barries AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Windshield Hack Glass Door Glass Vent Glass SERVICE Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4832 AT THIS! Barkley A. W. Berkley Ueed Cere, DISCOUNTS toe. Imports & Sports Cara Our Speciality 17-91 • Heart of Maitland Omljr a very few left but each an# Is a bargain yuu can't afford nut to look nt before buying any car new or used! PH. MI 4-5307 Wall Plumbing A Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 0382 PLUMBING Contracting A Repair* Free Ultimate! R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-J28J 26. Radio & Television HATCHERS TV k RADIO SERVICE 'Dependable Guaranteed Service* Pit. FA 2-8392 20txl W. First 0 . d h w su m a Park Homes By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. \ s Low A» $350 Down 1-iUdrouM*— I Hath* 3-Bedroom*— I ■* Bathe 3-Bedroom a— I Hath Mid* variety •sttrio r deiigos and floor plans WHERE THRIFTY FOLKS BUY QUALITY CARS 1959 1959 1935 1937 1936 1958 1959 1935 1953 1953 1960 1960 1957 1958 1960 1937 1957 1954 AT REASONABLE PRICES HERE’S W H Y --------- PONTIAC UonnevilU A/C ..................»...... |2293 CADILLAC 4 Dr., Power A Air ............. 3795 CADILLAC 4 Door, Power and A ir ......- .......995 FORD Station Wagon V-8, Auto ................ 895 DODGE Hardtop, Overhauled ....................... 695 DODGE Station Wagon, Automatic .......... 1195 RENAULT, A Bargain In Economy............ 595 CHEV. 4 Door Utlair ............ ......... ......... 193 CADILLAC 4 Door .......................... .. . 595 DUICK 2 Door Hardtop .... ........ ........ 195 CHEVROLET 2 Dr., V-8 ........................ . 1893 CHEV Station Wagon V-8, A u to ................. . 2193 CHEV Btlalr Hardtop V-8, Auto ....... 1095 OLDS 98 4 Door H. T., Power and Air .. 1093 CllEV lleluir V-8, Slumlord Trans. _1793 FORD SI. Wagon V-8, Sid. Shift ..........795 OLDS Station Wagon V-8, Power .............. 1195 CADILLAC 4 D r, ................................. ......... 593 ONLY A FEW 1961 NEW CARS LEFT AT REDUCED PRICES BUY NOW AND SAVE FHA — Conventional A In-Service Financing DIRECTIONS: Tara W. oo 30th SL Follow Comatry Club Rd. k Watch for our eigne. CARS TRUCKS DEMONSTRATORS HOLLERS ot SANFORD 25. Plumbing services 4 - K e d r o o m *— J B a t h s LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept. 26 18' FLEETWING cruiser, fully nel. German Shepherd for sate. equipped, 700 Mercury motor. Service calls 32.00. Surname TV. Sales — Service — Supplies Ph. FA 2-3732 or FA 2-2870. Call FA 2-3839. FA 2-9792. (The working man's Neil Klndy - FA 3 8808 friend >. Serving Sanford. LongBONDED REPRESENTATIVE RABBITS for sale, 3830 So. Park 38. Traitors * Cabanas wood, Lake Mary, Lake Monroe, DeBary. ONE MALE Chihuahua, 1 year DAVID BRADLEY Haodimaa tractor, new motor, has tiller 43 ft. TRAILER. Park on ownert oid. A.K.C. registered, brown. property free. Nice p lie s for RADiJ REPAIRS and cultivator: 10 o her attach­ Ph. PA 2-2737 after 3:00 p.m. children k pels. $1,300. FA 3-2948 Work Guaranteed. ments available. FA 2-8808. Ph. 323 8728 32. Flswern • tr c e i • Shrubs 1981 MOBILE HOME 10 X II, 3 3300 Lake Mary RAad BR. My $1300 equity for koma Crept Myrtle in bloom, all colors equity, furniture, car, or any* 27. Special Service GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY thing of value. Bailey, Dewitt Urapevilla Ave oear 30th S t Trailer Pk. FRIG l DAI RE Sale* A Service 33. Furniture 39 AutMMbltas - Tracks O. II. HIGH Oviedo, Fla. FO 3-3313 Day« . S BIG VALUES '31 CHEVROLET 4-door, clean. Evenings Sanford FA 2-3883 • QUICK CREDIT Ph. FA 2-0408. S EASY TERMS SEWING MACHINE SERVICE. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMFo Am rrica'i B ril Brands: Conn. IS PLYMOUTH S door For i«rvice aa aay make of Sew­ Olds, Leblanc, Ludwig and otbtrs very good mechanically and aa W ILSON-M AIER ing machine p an s and accessat the lowest rates anywhere for n u t. Phone FA 3-8718, New and Used Furniture cries or Rentals call or write school band students. Cornets, 311 E. First St. ' FA 2-3822 to Sanford Sewinc Center, 104 Flutes, Trumpets, Trombones, 1980 ENGLISH FORD AngelU. 3* South Park Avo. Ph. PA 21411. Rift-LAWAY, Hovpi si and Baby door, 18,000 miles, all white, Drums, Saxophone*, etc. Open whitewall tiros, beater; 3400 Monday and Friday nltei. WE Beds, Day, Weak, or Month TO eloan carpets better we'll loan PHX7VFR STREFr MUSIC, cash and take up remainder a! FLItNITURE TENTER a Blue Lustra Carpet Shampoocr w i No. Orange, Orlando, Phone 12 payment! of $32.38 mo. Ph. 1100 French Ave. FREE with purchase of Blue GArden 4-3401. FA 2-8308, Ph. FA 2-7933 Lustre shampoo. Carroll's Fur­ niture. Used furniture, appliances, tools SEWING MACHINES etc. Bought-Sotd. Larry's Mart. 2 Singer portables, real good, FOR COMPLETE PEST 219 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 3-4132 $27.30 k 934.30. Sanford Sewing CONTROL SERVICE CALL Center, 104 So. Park. Phone CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING FA 2-9411. ART BROWN Mattress renovating. Expert Up­ FA 2-8865 Sanford, Fla. holstering. All Work Guaran­ ONE good used refrigerator, 1920 ONGDALE teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Palmetto Avenue. HEATING Co.. FA 2-3117, 1301 Sanford DIAMOND ring, >» carat, reasonH. B. POPE CO. INC. Ave. abet. Phone FA 2-1925. 200 So. Park Avo. Ph. FA 2-4234 Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick * - BEDROOMS WEAREVER large round ro u te r ENVELOPES, Letterheads, stateService With The Cash. SUPER with deep ton k rack. FA 1-8880 1'/, BATHS meals, invoices, hand biiit, and TRADING POST. FA 20877. programs, etc. Progressive -----------------i--------------------------SEWING MACHINES Low Down Payment Printing Co. Phoo* FA 2-2931— Take up balance on xig sag sew­ WANT ADS BRING 308 West 13th St. ing machine. Sold for $108.50, No d o sin g Coats balance $48.63. Call or write FAST RESULTS DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITERSanford Sewing Center, 104 So. Ae Lew t U **•* ARY HELPT . . . an application An W* Meath Park. Phone FA 2-9411. letter that will “ get the job” ; Principal - Ins. . let. . Taxes 34. Arllefos For Sale club paper; after dinner speech; '33 KENMORE automatic wash98,500 To $9,300 high school or college theme or SWIM riNNS and goggles 91.98 er, beat but works, $13, Ph. essay on all but scientific sub­ Cott, Hammocks 94.98. Army FA 2-7980. FHA Ik Conv. Financing jects. Low rate*. FA 2-4033, Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave eveningi. 35. Articles Wanted DEEP FREEZE, perfect condi­ S 3 Block* to PRINTING . . 34-Hour Service WILL BUY your car reguardless tion. FA 2-1737. s High * Dry on Xerography, Offset Printing of make or model. Get in touch a Paved Streets mod Blueprinting . . ‘‘Quality WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canei with Grady Scott, Hamer Little S Close to Shopping and Service, our stock in walkers. Used Car Lot, 1012 Sanford S Oven * Range FREE DELIVERY trade.” SEMINOLE OFFSET Avenue. Ph. FA 3-1194. S Screened Florida Prescriptions our Specially PRINTERS, 730 W. 94h St., Room, etc. FAUST'S Rx Metlonville FA 3-3772. 36. Boats * Motors Ph. FA 2-7107 Gateway To The Waterway FOR a good used TV call Sunshine Your EVINRUDE Dealer DIRECTIONS: 18 Minutes TV, FA 2-9792. Robaon Sporting Goods from Sanford, Be. ew Hwy. 3 0 4 4 d L X .U L . t h . F A .2*5081 A C T O H V T O -Y O U 17-92. Turm* right a t oar - wApeeialiiiog to - Heating- * ALUUIN'UM BUNDS sign. and Air-Conditioning Only 18' RUNABOUT, 33 h p. Evlnrude, 2301 Oak Ave. FA 2-9321 Enclosed head, Sag-proof bottom canvas top, Gator tilt trailer, rail with plastic ends. Plastic 3 tanks, electric starter, gen­ WE TRADE PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon erator, life jacket*, water skis. W. L. HARMON cords. $200 ca*h, take up payments. Ph. FA 3-4323 Senkarik Glass ami Pnint Co. FA 3-3414. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS t REFRIGERATOR, good condi­ tion, 930. 312 Myrtle Avenue. All Types and Sixes Wa Repair and Service CABBAGE PLANTS available. S T I N E Call Harold 11. Kaitner Co, Machinery and Supply Co. FA 2-2011. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-8433 24. E le c tric al H err ( c m FRIGIDAIRE Siler A Service iiuuve Wiring Free Estimates Sid Vihlen't Randall Elec.ric 113 Magnolia I’h. FA 2-0915 36. Boats * Motors OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 2nd A Palmetto ------ SANFORD ------ FA 2-0711 "Sellout" Deals! High Trade - In Allowances! I I I I I I I I I I I BONUS Top Value Stamps FREE! With The Purchase Of jj. Any N ew Car, Truck, or DcmonHtrator Strickland - Morrison 308 E. F irst St. Ph. FA 2-1481 FORD - FALCON * T-BIRD * FORD TRUCKS -L �A ChrUtian Democratic Union toil hou»* of parliament—»tx less Its parliamentary majority today than nacceiary for. I majority and aa tha result of national oloetlooa a loaa of 27 from 1987. that may forto Konrad Adenauer The Social Demoerata, led by out aa chancellor of Writ Ger- West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt, many. won 19U seats, up 21; and the It appeared the W-yonr-oW Ada. » « « la - road Free Democratic newer’* 11-yaar rut# had eome to P*rtF * * • W* »P 4®. an and and that a new man—per- No other partiee received the bapa Eeonemica Ministera Ludwig necessary 8 per cent of tha toUl Erhard—would be named t*> Ired vote required to hold a seat In parWest Germany through the n r - 1lament. The new Bundestag will rant crisis caused by mounting So- be two testa larger than tha last viet pressures. one. Final official returns gave the In the popular rota; the ChrtsChriatlan Demoerata 270 saaU in tinn Democrat* received 14,239,984 rent in 1937; the Socialists re­ ceived 11,408,263 or 30J per cent, Free Demoerata 4,009,988 or 12-7 par rent, up from 7.7 per cent. Tha Socialists, who hive not participated in n government hi 30 years, promptly announced they were ready to join In a grand coalition with tha Christian Democrats. Brandt told a pra-dawn press eoaferenee he thought the "pollu­ te a larger atort. Ih AT. ft SANFORD A V I FA 1-4744 •MAKS WAY FOR THE N E W / could be the theme of the abova picture showing the building which haa served North Orlando aa a temporary ________ during the past months being moved off the site where the new Chris' 7-Eicven Grocery will be located. (Herald Photo) The first after-tka-game-dsoee «t the year, which are sponsored all year by the Junior Cilia at JMmlnole High School, was held In the high school cafeteria and was termed a real success, Fri­ day. . Buoyed up by a first-game victory, students crowded the cafeteria which had been cleverly decorated in a football and au- luma theme. Red, yellow, and gold autumn leaves were strung from the ehandeliori in tha room and scattered on the floor as If they had been blown there by Iho autumn winds. A giant figure of the famous Seminole Indian, with > hstrhet In o h hand, a football in the other galloped across one will of the dining room. The figure was cleverly draw by Lucy Moughton and painted by Louise Hig­ ginbotham. The decoration committee of tha. Junior Class wsi In charge of taking down snd se.tlag up tables for tha event and for Um lovely decoraUons of tha room. Refreshments were served throughout the evening. After the game dsncee begin at 10:30 and last until midnight. Chaperones were Junior C lm sponsors, Miss Ann VKsarii, Mr. and Mr. llohannon, Maylon Mar* tin and 3lra. Lois Higginbotham. Mr, and Mrs. Milton Smith and Capt. and Mrs. SI Johnion also attended as chaperones. R e g is te r A sY o n A s L ik e A t Y o a r F a v o r ite G r a n d Dy CAROL J EPSON [ Tha flrat In a asriea of Disaster Committee meeting* was held Sept. 12 at the Community Build­ ing with 20 residents uttending. Guest speakers for the evening were Lee Gary, Mayor of Oviedo and Civil Defense chairman for this area, and Doug Hartholnw, Orlando contractor, who builds CD Fall-out Shelters. Gary announced that ha had ap­ pointed Harold MeBrtda of Cmloots as hla assistant, thsraby qualifying him to organise hla own training program under Seminole County Civil Defense. Mcilride stressed the immediate need fur a centrally located community warn­ ing system and It wsi suggested that such a system might be ob­ tained through CD. Baitholow demonstrated a model fall-out shelter and esplalned Its requirements and functions as he distributed literature end picture* of the shelter. He explained that Chuluota, being centrally located between two primary military targats, McCoy Air Force Usse and Cap* Canaveral, definitely ehuuld be prepared with fell-out protec­ tion. For those who cannot afford shelters, Bartholow explained, sandbags, properly Blacked In hallwaya of homes, or outside In form of igloos could afford adequate protection for residents In this •res. He also sxplalned that a sprinkler system, Installed on the roof of your hums and requiring a water pump snd gusoline-puwered engine, could wash radioactive fall-out off and Into the ground. Huwevsr, he warned, with any sys­ tem, It Is Imperative that everyon« stay iu prepared areas until assured that all danger U poised. It was explained that radioactive rays attack only living cells (peo­ ple or animals), therefore vegeta­ tion Is not destroyed anil effects of fall-out on It soon la negligible. Fruit may be picked from trees ■ml consumed after being thor­ oughly washed. Water from wells ami other enrlusvd areas will nut be contaminated and may he con­ sumed. The nsxt [nesting of this group was set fur 8 p. m., Oct. 10, at the Community Building, DRABLY HIGHWAYS ‘ NEW YORK (Ul’ l) — A total ol 1,128,413 American* have died in all U. S. w an Mac* 1773. But between 1900 and 1940, a total of 1.340A34 Ainericaua died in highway accident*. FALLOUT SHELTERS Appruird by Civil Ocfena* • Bonded — F1IA Financing • Free Estimates HERSHEL BROCK CALL COLLECT — CH 1-3485 or G A 3-2879 P r la o ^ 21” C o lo r ^ T o lo v is io n F o o d F a ir - S e h e r 'i S to r e D a r in g O a r G ig a n tic D r a w in g S a tu r d a y , S e p te m b e r 3 0 ,1 9 6 1 F a ll S U o ^ j ^ ^ N o a o F ro o i FLM-HEE PRIZE?WEEKLY IT EVERY FQO0 FAIR-SETZER'S STORE T h ro o x h N o o n W f ^ FRESH DRESSED ft DRAWN ^ chants green.stamps ------------------- THf NATVMAl SkATf FOt A i l M C A T l O C fA H STRAY JCUNO Cranberry Sauce ULAN MEATY STRAWBERRIES ORANGE JUICE DETERGENT FROZEN SLICED FF DELUXE FROZEN FYNE TEX WHITE er BLUE PORK CHOPS c *u 39‘ • 0LE0 r” COD or FLOUNDER FILLETS JSSh NEW ENG LAN D HADDOCK FILLETS The only thing that tops a ‘Jeep* Universal it its own roof. And now there are five different types to choose from. The standard full or half canvas tops. The full metal cab. The half metal cab that leaves the pick-up box exposed and the new vinyl convertible top with big, clear rear window. Come in soon and see this versatile workhorse in any of twRft-j come O* YOU* CHOlCt WITH *3 00 rooo otort its three sizes with a jo b - proved jr variety of tops. A m h been use tested and abuse tested. Ona is & jH | B p right for you! universal J i ® gg J ® J ® ■ ■ - COMPARE THE f IGURESt SEC THE DIFFERENCE HEINPURGED CONCRETE O fte n BETWEEN THE C J-6 AND ITS NEWEST IMITATOR. front aila 1 No. of lira ifcuo curb might pi>loid payload capacity | accommodated V««p' CJ 6 Vth.cte “S“ 2330 101. 13461b*.] 3000lb» | 900 Ibi Willys Matin, lac, Toliii, 6001b*. 100 lb* I 1 ST'BERRY PRESERVES MRS. BELLS FURE 10 Ox i n t far 17 I A N G E L F O O D R IN G 9 3 Obif.Oat at the grewiag Kaiser InduUiu. CORDELL'S REPAIR B1 filh Street East T IIIJC IH MAVERICK SWIFTS FRUIT COCKTAIL " no Sanford, Fla Sunday Evening* 7:30 P. M. I U n C - i n HOMO KONO W«d. g v M l a n 7:20 P. M. MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS WITH TMX VUOCHABC O f lao r vain racNOM avica _ Be I > B R EAD eastate e-ie-ai Boot a — n f— SWEET B U N S M A XW ELL H O U SE �If Cleveland Resigns County Commission Post ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Five - Year Road Program Adopted B y County »'My Own Move' jlatV Cleveland Jr. resign ed today as County attorney and emphasized in a letter to the County Commission that “it is my own decision and only after much deliberation.” Onora Road Listed As Top Priority S a n fo r d I f r r a lii WEATHER: Cloudy with min through Wednesday. High today. 80-86. Low tonight. 70-76. VOL. 63 United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 1961 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 282 WWA. . . UN Assem bly M eets The County Commission today adopted a five-year road program estimated lo c o s t ( 6 1 4 ,9 0 0 with the top priority improving Onora Road from Hwy. 17-92 to the city limits of S a n fo r d .^ . ____ T h e 'p iv g n in waa presented to I f ie board by County Engineer Carlton Bliss who said that |60,000 of negt year'* money will be used lor routine road maintenance during the next fiscal year and (30,000 far road Cleveland. In his letter, naked construction and paving. Woods Ruled Out that hla realisation become effec­ The top prlorltiaa In the road WASHINGTON (U Plt — Presi­ tive Oct. 1. program to be carried out during dent Kennedy has definitely given No aucceasor for Cleveland was up the Idea of naming New York tb* 19*1-62 year is Onora Rd., .discus*ed a t this morning's meetbanker George D. Wood* te head Hwy, 17-92 to city Umita; Dodd A e f. Rd. Brldgo over Howtll Creek; the foreign aid program. " I regret very much the neceeLaknvlew Ave. from lak e Mary tha UN secretary general was the tion by any o( the invoatigating- dowed the main business of the United Presa Iaternalional ilty of this letter but tn view of S-13 lo th t Atlantic Coast Liao assembly — Including the ques­ Approval Due the continued growth of Semi­ Railroad; O’Brien Rd., from Hwy. Secretary General Dag Ham- deciding factor that led Kennedy officiala of sabotage. WASHINGTON (UP!) — The 1T-P2 to Altamonte Springs city The Congo crisis worsened tion of Red Chinese representsnole County, of which you are wall marskjold'e death plunged the op­ to plan a personal appearance be­ fore the UN General Assembly meanwhile, aa a result of Ham- tion, the resumption of nuctesr House was expected today to ip- limits; Pine St. from the new post aware, and tha resulting neceaeity ening day of the 16th General As­ within a few days. * * * C lO C * marskjuld's death. Katanga forces test explosions, disarmsment and prove creation of a U. 8. arm* oflico in Genova; Myrtle Ave.— to davota more and morn time to comrot agency. But same con­ sembly into shock, sorrow and probably a Berlin debate. In Ndola. Northern Rhodesia. Ihe and United Nations troops battled the bueineea of the commission complete to tho old Orlsndo High­ By LARKY VERMEL The Soviet Union Monday re­ gressmen called it "wishful think­ way and West Lake Branlly Rd. body of Hammarakjold rested in sporadically for control of Klltewith leee and lee* time available confusion today. ing." Seminole County School* are newed it* demand that tha UN Ambassador Frederick H. Bo­ a lead-lined eaeket in a email bethvillc. from SR 436 across to Lake Brant­ to me for my private law practice, entitled to (360,00* 1* matching honestly feel th st I have no land of Ireland, outgoing assem­ Ndola hospital today while inves. ley Isles. Boland aald ha would ro ahead General Assembly discuss tha seat­ Titan Teat Off fundi from the federal govern­ tigntor* sought ths cause of the ing of Communist China and ex. bly president, planned to gavel According to Bliss, if there It other alternative but to eubmit with the election of tha aasamVANPENBERO AFB. Calif. my formal resignation aa attor­ the delegates of 09 countries to plane crash that killed him un his bly'a new president. Mengi Slim, pulsion of the Nationalist Chines* (UP1) — The Air Force cancell­ additional money available other ment but according to R. T. Milorder on seltcdula at 3 p.m., EDT. last peace mission. ney.” senior diplomat from Tunisia. representatives, Tasi said today ed a scheduled firing of a Titan projects undertaken during tha wee, the local school* will only At Washington, President Ken­ The only survivor of the cresh, next fiscal year will Include Sev­ match (11,000 of that sum . . . Cleveland itreesed repeatedly In He would take over Hammersk- in Moscow. The official news agency said miisile Monday because of tech- enth St. east in Chuluota; Orange the letter that it was “voluntary.” nedy was described aa determined Sgt. Harold Julian, ■ UN secu­ Jold's duties. Slim was assured Just not enough money oo tha nlcal difficulties. No rescheduling Blvd. Bridge over the Smith Ca­ Cleveland said he wanted to to prevent Russia from using rity guard from the United Steles, of elec.Ion when Dr. All Sietro- the demand was made by Soviet waa announced. Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko seid he heard ‘'explosion*" Just Hammarskjold'a death to make nal; Holiday Drlva. Bear Lake local level for matching purpose*, ■mid JoJo of Indonesia oannouncleave on "friendly terms.* Tha • * • in a letter accompanied by an Ulilted Nations operational con­ be furl tha big four-engine DC0B Hd. lo Balmy Beach Dr. and Pine ed Monday he was withdrawing board agreed to accept the resig­ Calls P arty Chiefs Monday we rntnUoned the "explanatory note" to tha UN crashed. way, two miles cast from Sanford as a candidate. nation, inform tha Seminole Bar trol subject to Communist veto. BONN (UPI) —Chancellor Kon alienage of school boobs at Semi­ secretariat Monday, Hammarskjold’a death oversha­ Avo. Tha African air crash death of However, there waa no luggeeAssociation and poll the lawyers rad Adenauer summoned leaders A district by district rundown nole High School and aa sooa aa Win refsrenca to the position. of hit Christian Democratic Party of live five year program includes: He paper cam* out , , . the In other business, the board loday in his battle to remain n District 1 — Pine SI. to the new phone* started ringing. It seems agreed to obligate (60,000 out of West Germany's leader despite la a critical abort ag* Geneva Poat office; Pino Way Ihere secondary road funds from the the toss of an absoluta majority throughout tho antira county. On* from Sanford Ave. to Cameron 1962-A3 road department budget in parliament. Ave.; Bcardall Ave. south of SR woman called to tell us that there to extend Bear Lake Rd from SR 46; Sipes Ave.—SR 413 to SR 46; weren't enongb algebra hooka at M erger Favored 434 to SR 46. Ted Williams op­ Crippen Rd., complete to Beard- Lyman. posed the move saying that the • • * MIAMI (UI) - Riddle Airlines all; Mullet Lake Rd. taxpayers money could be used and Aeroviti Sud Americana, two From the look* of tb* turnout District 2 — Onora Rd., from better elsewhere. Miami-based cargo and mad car­ Hwy. IT-92 to the city limits; Myr­ at Ihe first fool ball game of lb# riers, had a rocommenditlon from Tha extension would Include an tle Ave.. complete to the old Or­ season, there art a lot of sporta Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) ® elght mile stretch of road. lando Highway; Lake Bird, new minded peopla In Sanford. If examiner loday that they be The board also heard a com­ alignment across the railroad and eve* a tenth of Ihoso at tb* The Florida Canal Authority merged. plaint from a south Seminole SR 16; Lake Mary Blvd. Lake gam* are interested In backing Voted Monday to requeit con­ tho Seminola High School athletic County resident regarding the Mary lo Hwy. IT-92; Georg* Ave. sulting engineers to take a feas­ Bill N ear Passage program with some concrete sup­ raising of building permit fees. to higli school and connect Hwy. ibility study on the financing of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ IT-92; Palmetto Ave.-M th St. to port, the auditorium at the school 8. Forber Simpson called the the proposed Sanford-Canaveral dent Kennedy's Peace Corps bill will be packed tonight aa Jim move a "legal racket" and said 2Tth St.; Magnolia Av*., 3Tlh St. Canal. and his request for more aid to to Onori R d, Pine Way combi­ Riser make* an effort to get tb* why can't the entire rounly pay Meeting at Jacksonville lo dis­ health clinics and nursing homes dofunei Booster Club Into active for the increase and not only the cuss the project the Authority de­ neared final passage today in a nation. Sanford Ave. to old Ur- operation again. Parcnle of play­ contractors. cided to restrict use of waterway Congress shooting for adjourn­ lamlo Highway. ers, and achool alumni, let'a go! £ Another South Seminola resi­ District 3—West tak e Brantley • p. m. at tho SHS auditorium I project fund* to the district ment. dent, Hope Bennett, Casselberry Rd., SR 436 across the Bayhead • # # where the funds originate. rouncllwoman. questioned the lo Lake Brantley Isles; Holiday This action followed a resolu Gagarin Invited Hold your hits! This la nnbo* legality of ths board appropriat­ Drive, Bear Lake Rd., t* Balmy (ion by the Crosi.Florlda Navi­ GENOA, Italy till) — Soviet Beach Drive; Palm Springs Rd., liavabl*. Not a single resident In ing fund* fur tha Chamber of gation di.« rlcl asking the Author­ Loogwood appeared to protest hit aslrunsut Yuri Gagarin will at­ Commerce in Sanford. North St. to SR 434; Magnolia' city taiea when tbe council met ity to restrict Ihe group’s assets tend Columbus Dsy celebrations However, John Fitxpatrick said Ave.. Pearl Lake Causeway to as a board of equalisation la to (or exclusive use on the crosshere next month. Russian Ambasthst ft wa« a county chamber and Bunnell Rd., West Lake Brantley last month. What'a even more Florida waterway. .„ , . , . , sador Semn Koiyrev announced not just a Sanford on*. All c .n .l pro ect. m the s a t . . „ <rin h#l, been in- Hd., connection to Weklva Spring* as.oundlng la that a number of Mrs. Bennett said that a South were £ vited by Mayor Vi.torlo PeMu.io ltd., North St., Palm Springe Rd., the taxpayers have been heard thorily by action of the 1901 L«-l 'l'* " "* Seminole chamber was being or. connection lo Seminole Blvd.; to say they'd be for higher Uxei gislature. Previous laws hsd re- 0 ’ Ql ganiied and aha would like the Douglas Ave. SR 436 to SR 434; if they could get increased and strlctcd the Authority to the commiieion to kick in half the Sand Lake Rd — connection—W. improved services. Peace Corps Tests VANDALISM BY TWO SMAI.I, BOYS, both under 10 year* of age, wreck­ • • • cross-stale canal. amount for the new chamber. Laka Brantley to SR 434; Balmy WASHINGTON tUPIl — The ed the interior* and furnUhing* of three Howell Park Model Home* Sun­ The Authority's request for the North Orlando, first to report Cleveland said that under Beach Drive, Holiday Drive to day afternoon resulting in at least (7,000 in damages, Al Lormunn. realtor engineering study of the Sanford Peace Corps will hold ■ third na­ Sit 436; Ling wood Hills Rd., Lake a scheduled transportation system law In 1939, the commission had for the housing development, reported. Investigation by law enforcement Canaveral Canal came as a re­ tionwide examination for over­ Mary Blvd., (.ongwood — Lake for lls school children in eaa* of tha legal authority to appropriata officer* revealed that the boys used a pocket knife to spring the locked sult of action by its chairman, seas volunteers on Ucl. T. The Mary Rd. to Longwood-Markham a countywid# alert alio la plan­ money for the chamber. W. A. McCree, placing the pro­ agency i* particularly interested Rd. door* and. in about two hours’ time, in addition to ruining the expensive ning a community project to pro­ Graham Wilson who said he re­ ject before Ihe meeting for ap­ In applicants who have skills in District 4 — Dodd ltd. Bridge vide some means of fallout shel­ furnishing* ami appliances, they plugged all drains and turned on nil presented the Casselberry council, the agricul.ural and industrial proval. faucets, flooding the homes and ruining costly wall-to-wall carpeting. The over Howell Creek; O'Brien Rd., ter k >*c* for *11 Its residents. aiked the board'e help to al* The Authority was told by Ran­ fields. youngsters’ parents, when questioned, said they had given the boys per-' Hwy. IT-92 to Altamonte; Sev­ .alleviate the deplorable condition of dolph Hodges, director of the mission to go to the area playground earlier in the afternoon. enth St. and Ave. E in Chuluota: ^ the bridge on Seminole BWd. In Joint Maneuvers State Conservation Board, that U (Herald Photo) Donna’s Victims that area. The board agreed to the Board authorised the San­ TAIPr.I (UPh - American and Tuskawilla Hoad Bridge over Howell Creek; Tangerine Ave.. consider the request. ford- Canaveral Canal project the Nationalist Chines* paratroopers Ths hoard also accepted a (10,Board could then set up a dis­ will participate in joint airborne SR 43d to Orange County Line; Send Texans Aid 000 check from Civil Defense Castro Plans To trict fur the purpote of muncing exercises in southern Formosa Chuluota ltd., east from SR 419; Director A. B. Peterson from the canal and that Gov. Farris this month, It was announced Dean ltd., SR 4lt lo Urange Coun­ . MIAMI (UPI) — Keys residents funds from Hurricane Donna last Nationalize Youth Bryant could appoint a board to Monday. The U.3. Formosa De­ ty Line; Tuskawilla Road Bridge hard-hit by Hurricane Donna last fense Command her* said the over Bear Gully Creek; Tuska- September sent more than 40* year. govern it. Hodges said that the district eight-day maneuvers will Start will* Hd.—SR 426 to Red Bug boxes of clothing, shoes and other They also established a sewer MIAMI (UPI)—Premier Fidel I ltd.; Lake Drive, Lake Tony to Items Monday to Ihe victims of board could levy a tax of one next Monday, and water committee to study all Castro's government it prepniuiK Tuahaailla Rd ; Itrumlcy Drive, Hurricane Carla In Texas. fifth of a mill to cover admlnisf application* for franchises in the to nationalise the children *f Tbe cartons were down to Hou­ cast of SR 13, Ciiuluota; Lake irative expenses. However, he \ Oil) R .ip p U l‘ B e g i n s county. The committee would in­ WILMINGTON, N. C. <UPI>— down of forward speed, would Howell Lane, Lake Ann Lane. ston from here. Each was marksaid that authority to sell bunds' NEW YORK (UPI)— Yom Kip clude Commissioner Jsmes P. Cuba, refugees here said today. Hurricane Ks her bore down on take it* center brushing past eJ: "From Donna victims lo Members of the DUE organi­ the Jutting North Carolina coast Cape Hitteras, on the tip of the for the purchase of right* of pur. tha Jewish Day of Atone­ Iteed Kd ; and Kurban Rd. Avery, county sanitarian, tuning District i-Lakeview Ave.. Lake i Car,a rietim i." They were from sation, an anti-Castro student today with lid mile an hour Outer Banks, some.imp early way and construction would have ment, begins at sundown tonight director and engineer. to be approved by ■ referendum. with the chanting of Kot Nidre, a .Mary Sll 1.1 1u ACL railroad; residents of Marithon, IslsmorsAvery said that revenue fees group, gave United Press Interna­ winds and residen s of Ihe low-ly- Wednesday, plea for forgivenet*. The 24-hour Urange Blvd. Br.dge over Sm iti da and Key Largo, from ths franchises would run tional what they said was a copy ing Outer Bank* island* were The Miami Weather Bureau period or fasting, prajer and Canal; Vihlcn Rd . east from Upabout (30,000 to (10,000 every Aimed to (lee while there still said in its II a. m. advisory of a decree soon to be published was time. penitenc* is the most solcinsn sola ltd.; U.’egon Ave. S-ftH to Traffic Safety year. that the storm would continue day In the Jewish liturgical cal-|sR 46; Old Lake Monroe Rd., Lyman P*TA To Meet in Havana authorising the govThe giant storm, with gusts moving toward the nur.hwevt or The first meeting of the Ly­ endar. | ICirlnhart Rd l.akr Mary Rlvd. eniment to take children from "i-unxidcrahiy higher'’ than ISO north-nor it west during Ihe next Group To Meet man High Parent-Teacher Aren, to S-46-A, for toil school term will be held “Deadly Weapon” their parents at the age of 3. j miles an hour, was cxpec.ed to 12 hours "with only a very slight TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The The draft decree, said to have, t**11* brushing the extrema east- turning toward a more northerly at I p. m. today. Principal Ra'pb Legislative Council’* commi t** French Forces . , , .... I era part of North Carolina early component." Diggs said this morning (hat folbeen smuggled out of tuba, says, ,h|f #(J(J hjt |h# MB||y Alive, Crawling Houston Gets Hurricane warnings were dis- on traffic safety and insurance ' lowing the brief business session children of that age ate to be islands with hurricane force played frum Cherry Point, N. l\. will meet at Gainesville Sept, 23 Leaving Tunisia and introduction of faculty mem­ ANAHEIM, Calif. (L T D -D an ­ put into state instllutiuus fur wmds ta e tonight. to Norfolk, Vi., and lh« Virginia to orgamte its study program bers, parent* wilt be Invited to Control Center iel C. Milligan, 19, faced arraign­ for tho coming biennium. TUNIS (UPI) — France has visit each classroom for personal Gov, Terry Sanford issued I Cape*. ment today on a charge of as­ "physical and mental education started withdrawing her forces in strong appeal for almost total Tbe WASHINGTON (UP!) The consultation with their child's Weather Bureau ordered a r m e weather H** i? ’,irV , °* D ll[! sault with a deadly weapon—a and training for citisenship." Tunisia to positions they held be­ space agency loday picked Hous­ teachers. evacuation of the low-lying Out­ hurricane watch and gal* warnl;ounty' c™ ,miU" e^ ir,m in' “ d 4-foot-long poisonous snake. The decree also forbid* under­ the committee wants to coordi­ Officers said Milligan wet sr- age Cubans to leava their home­ er Banks, "now while U is pose- ing. hoisted north of the Virginia nate its study |(ith those of other fore the outbreak of fighting in ton, Tex., as Ihe alt* of a too mil­ Rixert# last July, it was reported lion laboratory which will serve Capes to Cape May, N, J., in Q rested Monday for allegedly put­ land, either on their own or with *bl«." groups interested in traffic safely. today. The Outer Bank* ha* a permaneluding all of tha Chesapeake and as "command center" for manned ting a Russel viper in the air their parent*. Tunisian government source* flights to the moon tn this decade enl resident population of several Delaware bays, and from south conditioning sys *m at the apart­ said the pullbaek began Monday and to the planata later. thousand persons. of Cherry Point to Myrtle Beach, Clay In Berlin Bridge ------- — Page • ment of his former wife. Mrs. Tides up to eight feet above 3. C. BERLIN (UPI) — Gen. Lucius when eiz French warship* sailed Classified ........ ....... Page T Bonnie Johnstone, II, on Sept. 4. James E. Webb, director of the Milligan admitted dropping the Correction normal were expected to cause1 The Miami Weather Bureau lo- D. Clay, hero of Ihe 1946-49 out of Lac d« Biierte and into National Aeronautics and Space Comics . -------- * ___ Pag* • The address of the res idem* floading along sounds and tow- cated Es her * center at latitude blockade. Hew into Berlin today the Mediterranean, snake in an outs de veut. police Dear Abby „..... ... . Page t Administration (NASA), said the Tha soun.es said the agreement manned apace flight research said, and it wee found the next where eight l)qn s’tis anested lying areas and cut alt bridge, west, or about M0 statute miles aa President Kennedy's personal E dito rial............ ........ Pag* « day by a friend. A snake dealer for gambling Friday is 601 Pal­ and ferry aecapa routes. and a little south of due east of representative with tho promts* to withdraw waa reached after center will be built to Harris Entertainment _------ Page S Tha large and severe hurricane' Savannah. Ga. identified it as deadly poisonous metto Av*. instead of 4)0 Palmetthat tha eity will remain free in two week* of discussion* between County on 1,000 acrea of land proRural* . . ...... ........ Page • with no known anuiot* for Us to ** wav Incorrectly luted to was 0n a path which, barring a This was some 213 mites south the face of new Communist French and Tunisian officials and j vldcd (he government by Rice Society ............. ___ Pag* 3 J venom, police said. [ Monday s^HsiaM. | more w ts .e rl^ turn or ak>wtflg| southeast of Cape Hatters*. I threats would require "about five days." | University, Sport* - .....—— To Face New Problems Authority Asks Canal Cost Study Esther Bears Down On Carolina Coast J Herald Index t * M -4 4 � 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, September 18, 1961 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 18, 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/8cd9bdc61e71fbe3176439b23cbee948.pdf fef1882e1defefa307eb62f92cf3201d PDF Text Text A t - Does Khrushchev Believe He Can Make « 7 HOLM ES ALE XA N D ER . W ASH IN G TO N , » . C. No­ body ta C ea grsH . I Utah, has mads much ever the duel ead in* tegroted nature o f the BarUa crisis. A e ererybedy knows, we Levs e military y r oMam. W hat baa not boon omphaaiaod in Waib* htgton la that the monetary p n b lorn o f toddon and txtrsm# Dafonts Departm ent aponding goo* along itdo by aide. tery and monetary phases o f the Cold W a r crises. Our military, in­ dustrial and scientific positions have an overall world supremacy, not yet Impaired by Russian spec­ tacular crash program s In Spies 4 audacious behavior In diplo­ macy — but these positions are not autom atically sccurable. Aa President Kennedy eloquently ■sys, "T im s has not always been our frien d ." The matter waa wstl and wtaaty eat forth A o g . SO a t a e o n fa m e a o f Uw W et Urn Economic Associa­ tion, U n lv m it y o f Washington State. In a paper read before this group, the economist Btahri Ed­ munds, director o f marketing re­ search f o r R u gbta Aircraft Com­ pany, dwelt in d c u ll upon the in­ creased baying b y the Defense De­ partment and (be National Aero* anodes and Space Agency (N A S A ) brought about by Khrushchev's direct and deliberate crisis-making in Berlin. Without allowing himeelf to Indulge in personal theorising, D r. Edmunds makes some tailing points: Dr. Edmunds suggests that to bring the Federal budget Into long-term balance, we would here to readjust ou r national financing with a m ixture o f policies which would: Down the y e a n , ou r military spending has been related to inter­ national tensions and not to our Gross National P rod u ct In ether words, w o an a sad rearm whether o r not w e caa "a ffo rd " to do so. Unco the U SA Has no territorial o r commercial expansionist pro­ gram, requiring force o f arms, w e do not ourselves create these world tensions. They are m a t e d b y eur enemies. Today wo have an enemy o f diabolical eunnlng who conducts his w ar o f elimination against ua la every conceivable phase. Is la possible that tbs Communists cook up these Berlintype crises fo r the main purpose o f causing disruption within our seonomle system T Dr. Edmunds Writes! . ' ’There ir e those who surmise that Khrushchov really bellsvee in the Communist theory that the free market economise o f the W est can bv forced Into bank­ ruptcy. I f this view la correct, the economic offensive o f the Rua liana la much more serious than tha military th re a t These advo­ cates point out that the Soviet# would hardly taka deliberate steps to Increase our national aseurity they really meant to go to war.1 A s a direct result o f Khrush chav's Berlin policy, wo hava raised ou r military procurement and research spending to about 984.5 billion, running our total Federal budget to ISO billion for fiscal year 1002, which began last July. The moat disconcerting re­ sult Is a 95 billion deficit for '62 which, In the light o f experience, forecasts m iny triors years o f de­ ficit spending and tho lengthening spectre o f runaway, ruinous In flatlon — with tho push-button under tho Communist thumb, Is tha situation, then hopeless? No, It la not. But It calls fo r an lightened leadership which rscogtha mill 1. Stimulate private Investment and the product Ion-and-consump­ tion o f now products. L Taka in m ors Federal revenue by an Incrsasa of taxes. t . Get tha moat out o f tech mili­ tary dollar. 4. W hittle down the welfare pro­ grams. Only ths second and the fourth o f these suggestions will cause any outcry from tho American people. T exas a n onerous and omnipresent. It would taks a ma­ jo r oxamplo o f responsible self, discipline fa r Americana to taks on still g rea ter burdens. A s fo r Federal welfare, nearly everybody has a claim on it now. It la a narcotic habit which could bo brought under control only by a supremo exhibition o f willpower. T o bo speclfle, tho Kennedy Ad­ ministration haa already projected an increase o f bstwsen |10 to $15 billion a year fo r welfare spend. Ing at a time when wa era also Increasing military spending. The flva big spenders In this field are Health Assistance fo r the Aged, Aid to Education, Urban Renewal and Housing, Public Assistance fo r tho Unemployed, and Aid to Depressed Areas, Tha difference between welfare and defense spending la that we have full charge o f the first and our enemies very largely tell us what wo have to do about the sec­ ond. It la not too much to say that our economic integrity lisa In soma voluntary reconciliation o f thla stubborn contrast. Death For 14? HAVANA nnan u k r s il k n k v t a iiv srilitn t., riemlnnU County, Klorlda. consisting o f loading dock, twenty tIS) classrooms, administration suits, spseltl adoration room, library, ra fttorlum, general storage, boll, tr room, toilet*, sir,, and * mw j i m o h m u ll itm io i, hanilnol* County, f l o r ­ id*, consisting of loading dock, twsnty-slght t i l l else*room*, administration suite, student activity room, libr­ ary, homsmaklng suits, srla and crsfls room. Ihrs* (1) sclsncs classroom*, locker and shower room*. Industrial art* room*, cafstorlum, gaslist atoraga, botlsr room, toilet*, etc. On* bid lor ih* combined pro­ tects shall b* submitted and will b* received until l« :M *. m , Thursday, Hsutember 37, t i l l , al th* Wrhool Administration llulldIng, Commercial *tra*t, Sanford. Klorlda, at which Urn* and place th* bids will bs publicly opened and rsad aloud. Tha contract duuumsnta ar* In two separate sate, on* for aacli o f Ih* sbuvs-rsfersnosd projects. Drawings and sptclflealluai may ba obtained fur both projects by depositing ItSUto with Ilia Archi­ tects, Burton and Chapman, Cor­ ner First St ra ti and Utllonvlll* Avsnut, San ford, Florida, far ths trial se ts of document* obtained. Such deposit will bs ratUndad In full to each parson who returns Ih* dveuwaota In good aoudlllua within IS days alter Ih* hid open log: with osssp ltaa a* soled bolow. Additional s*t* may b* obtain­ ed s i tho coal o f l3S.ee far both project*, which ta holt refundable, (laiiersl Contractors assuring doourn.nl* and ant submitting pro poaat shall b* refunded ono-holt tha deposit upon return o f dosilmant* In good condition. A certified check ar bonk draft, payable to th* Board s f Public Instruction for Seminole ,'JUn»y. Florida. L\ S. Oovarom cot Honda, or a satisfactory bid bond esaculed by Ur* bidder and aocepteble sureIlea In an amount equal ta flva par cant o f the bid shall b* sub­ mitted with each bid. Ih* successful bidder will b# r e ­ quired to (um iak end par for satisfactory performance and pay­ ment bond tr bonds Attention I* called la tha (net that not !**a than tha minimum salartiB and w t s * * an ant forth In Ua Spaclflcatlaaa siuat bs paid «a -this project. SENSATIONAL MATHER WAREHO SH O P IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT ...S I N C E MOVING TO OUR SMALLER (though m ore convenient) WAREHOUSE DIRECTLY A T THE REAR OF OUR STORE I f you have ever moved from a big house In the country to a smalt city apartment, you’ll know what kind o f a fix we are In . . . We have too much o f everything, and too little space to put i t . . . BESIDES, WHEN THE LAST STICK OF FURNITURE W AS MOVED OUT OF THE OLD WAREHOUSE, we discovered many articles long forgotten . . . Quality furniture, still in original crates which must be SOLD A T ONCE TO MAKE ROOM FOR STORAGE , . , Now Is Your Chance To Save as you have never saved before AN D WITH MATHER'S EASY CREDIT TERMS. OPEN FRIDAYS 1 Til 9 P. 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II M l SPIIINtlKIELD INSTITUTION KUH SAVINGS, Plaintiff, H tiCOBOL k. I.AM-, and MYRTLE LEK LANS, hi* wlf*, Dsfandants NOTICH o r »C IT l> W nllT litU K KOHkiCMlalHH toi o d iu m ; k . dank Utncral U s llis rj Atsiandar City, Alabama MTIiTI.K DICE DAMS tjsnsral Ballrery Alsaandsr City, Alabama Tou ara h«r*by notified that a Complaint to fnrscloa* a certain mortgage ancumbtrlng th* followlo s described real proparty, to wit: Dot 3?. Ulock H. COUNTRY CDLJ HANOI!. UNIT NO. 3, according to th* plat Ihar*of *■ recorded In Pint Uouh 11. 1’ ag* loo, rut.hu record* of Samlnol* County, Florida, has tiesn Iliad against you In tli* abuva-atylad suit, and you ar* r«qulrtd to **rv* a copy * f your. Anawar or FUodlng to th* Com­ plaint on Plaintiff** attorn*!*, Atidaraon, Rush. Ward A U*an, 313 East Central Avenue, Orlando, riurtda, and 111* Ih* original An-| •war or Plaadlug In th* o lllc s of th* Clark of th* c irc u it Court on or before ths !3n d day o f Septem­ ber l i l t . If yo u fall to do so, a dscre* pro *onf*aso will b* taken -gainst you for Ih* rsllsl demanded In th* Complaint This Nolle* shall b* published one* a w**k (or four cuna*eutl«* » * * k * In tha Sanford Herald. WITNESS my hand and official ■sal o f office at lemtnol* County, Florid*, this 13ad day o f August, Others OFF CHOICE Reg. 189.95, 2 Pc. Maple Sectional, 8 Removable Cushion*. Floor Sample. Reg. 179.95, 2 Pc. Sofa Red Suite*, Sturdy, Coil Over ( i i J A No-Sag Springs. r l l U D IN E T T E S & Rex. 29H. Genuine Philippine Rattun, 3 Pc. Sectional, Fun in Cushion* and Zipper Cavern. Reg. 229.95 Danish Modern 2 Pc. Sofa Bed Suite Foam Sent, Hack In Doth Sofa and Swivel Rocker. Reg. 299.50 2 Pc. Sofa lied Suite With Modern Loose Cushion Hack. Reg. 189.95 Modern Simmon* Sofa lied, Removnle Foam Cushion*, Sleep* Two. D IN IN G Reg. 79.95 7 Pc. Dinette* . . . With ROOM S Reg. 189.20 Early American Design, 7 Pc. Maple Dining Room Suite, Plastic Top Table nnd 6 C haim Beautiful Inlaid IMaatie Top, Large Box Seat Chair*. Reg. 479.80 9 Pc. Anthjue Cherry Dining Room Suite; China Huffet, Table, 6 Chairs Reg. 119.95 9 Pc. Dinette . . . Large * 3 4 8 Family Size. 72” Table, 8 Matching NOT 3 - NOT 4 - Chair*. BUT 5 Pcs. Reg. 489.95 9-Pc. Mahogany Duncan Phyfe Dining Room Suite. China, Buffet, Table, 6 Chaim. Reg. 299.50 5 Pc. Curved Sectional* — Firentone Foam Th* Board o f f ub lla Instruction for Stmlnul* County, Klorlda, re­ serves Ih* righ t la reject any and/ ur all bids or lu walv* any In­ formalities In th* bidding. No bid •hall ba withdraw for n period of fifteen (11) days aub**qu*nt to Ih* opining o f hid* without th* con­ tent o f th* Hoard. Hoy K. Mann Chairman, Huard of Public Instruction for Ssmltiuls County, Florida It. T. Mllws*. H*mlnal* County suparlntsndsnt of Publln I n*l ruction and ht-OfflcIo Hacratary to tha Huard of I’ ubllo Instruction Publish Aug. 31. II * Sept. T. II. POLE YOUR (U P II—T h o govern- Fidel Castro regime Is asking the LARGE Of mant press roported today that the Legal Notice aiivKiiTisKM UTr r o n m na Tha Hoard o r I’ ubllo Inslruollon for Hsinlnole County, florid*, will Iscslvs bids for th* Furnishing of ■It labor, materials, equipment and aarvlcas required for the c o n ­ struction of Spend Self To Defeat? * 3 8 8 CuMhlon*, Long wear Frie/e Upholstery, Reversible Zipper Cushion*. 1 Group Of OCCASIONAL BEDROOM S U IT E S R E D U C E D ! Reg. 189.50 3 Pc. Walnut lied room Suite, T ill Hcvel Mirror, A ll Hardwood Construction. BEDDING Iteg. 209.50 Beige Tune Mahogany 3 Pc. Bedroom Suite, Bevel Mirror, Modern Rccesa Drawer Pull*. Floor Sample TABLES A L L FAM OUS NAM E BEDDING Consisting Of Sttp, Lamp, Cocktail, Drun, HuaIDjr Inneraprlng .Msltrraaca and Dux Spring*. All With Prc-built ale. Durdcrs, Air Ycnls, Side Handles, Hear}, Ticking. Vi Price Full, T * in. Reg. 229.95 3 Pc. Dunish Modern Bedroom Suite, Beautiful Wulnul Finish, Duniproof Center Drawer Guides Reg, 89.50 Large Double Dresner, Tilt Bevel Mirror, Plastic Top Reg. 139.95 Grey Mahogany Double Drawer, Including & m ft e Plate (aliuut Mirror Reg. 39.95 1-Drawer Chest. Center Drawer Guide*, Modern Hardware. Metal Bunk Bed*, Complete With Innerapring Mull rentes, Guard Rail, and Ladder. Reg. 9538 Hay woodt-W a) kcfleld 3 Pc. Bedroom Suite, Triple Drctwer, Bookcase Bed, 5 Drawer Chest . . , For Those Who Want The Beat. m ** Save 9261. A L L TAW N Y OAK OPEN STOCK BEDROOM For Example: Reg. 119.95. FURNITURE — 4 0 % ° ir 4 Drawer Chest N0W PLUS M A N Y , M A N Y M O R E fO O 1888-* 4988 $ IA S Y TERMS We Carry And Service Our Own Accounts em m i* '7 2 JU ST A SHORT BLOCK FROM PARKING LOT IT E M S NUM EROUS TO LIST! 2 0 3 -0 * 11(1. (BEAD) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clark o f Circuit Court By; Martha T. Vthten Deputy Clerk Publish Aug. M, II S gepD t, IS. Open Fri. ’til 9 P. M. BUY NOW AND SAVE UP TO 50%! Open Fri. ’til 9 P. M. �ft “ FO O TBALL (H I)? H ERE • T O N IG H T Shop Sanford S j m t lli Prizes... Bargains W EATH ER: Cloudy through Saturday. High today, 86*94. Low tonight, 70*75. VOL. 63 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 FRIDAY, SEPTEM BER 15. 1961 SANFORD. FLORIDA 1 f NO. 280 'D o n 't Threaten U s/ Kennedy Tells Reds On Berlin Crisis ■ ■ Civil Defense Conditions In State Blasted MRS. JOY EVANS sits sadly on the foundation o f her home at Port O’Con­ nor, Texas, after returning to the small Gulf Coast community. The foun­ dation and a bit o f debris were only remnants o f her home after Hurricane Carla passed through with her 150-mile-per-hour winds. 'Seek Board's OK Of Canal Monday A request for approval o f the construction o f the pro­ p o s e d Sanford-Cnnuvernl Canal will be placed before the Florida Board of Conservation at Tallahassee by the chair­ man o f the Canal Authority o f Florida, W. A. McCree, Mon­ day at 10 a. m. when the Board meets. McCree will present a resolution which was adopted lust Casselberry Board ^Member Opposed To Rale Increase Mrs. Hope Bennett of Cassel- berry advised a Jlcrsld reporter today lliat the is strongly opposed to allowing ttie Casselberry Utilas Co. to raise Its water rates the town. The company requested the town's Board of Aldermen to con­ sider granting a franchise amend­ ment permitting the raise at llie boa rd * monthly meeting Monday. Mrs. Bennett, ■ member of the board, said that ihe had checked with each community cited in the com pany's letter o( request end R e lie v e d there to be some varia­ tion in the actual ratei of each with the figure* quoted by Cassel­ berry Utilities. In sddition. she pointed out that Ihe present franchise, specifically railing for no rate increase, does not expire until 1963 and that Ihe "com pany must get approval from the slate anyway, before it can raise our water rates." t • ------------ Martial Law Set Up In Congo LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo — The United Nations set up martial law in Elisabelhville O nlay and said unauthorised civil­ ians carrying weapons will be shot. U l'l Correspondent Ray Molon­ ey reported from Bancroft, North­ ern Rhodesia, that ths warning o f summary executions cam e from the UN spokesman in Elisabethville. Moloney drove 100 miles to the Rhodesian frontier from ElisaMbthvillc. where he said biller fighting raged fur the third day for control ol the Katanga capUai city. Heavy fighting continued there today and the United Nation* sent out a call fur reinforcements. Kataoga, which claims to have overrun a lio -m in strong Irish dstachment st Jsdotville, said 10 teUhmen will be executed fur t v e r y Katanga citizen executed. One battalion of Ethiopian troops was due la arrive in Elisabelhvitle this afternoon to rein­ force UN forces fighting to take over IDe Katanga capital since before dawn Wednesday. The United Nationa is try mg to arrange a prisoner exchange bofo rt the Katanga threat of re­ g n a l killing ran be earned out turn Monday at a matting in Orlando o f the St. Johns-lndian River Impniv.'ment Assn. Thu resolution already has this approval of u e Canal Authority. Specifically the resolution aaks fur the approval v f ths piesont' proposed alignments or any other alignment which w i l l 'prove feas­ ible. Approval o f the renal by the Board would open the way for ac­ quiring rights o f wny nod financ­ ing construction o f llir can id on the local and state levels, McCree said. The state then would be ask­ ed to match funds raised on the local level. When the Conservation Board gives its spprovul the Canal Au­ thority would then have rharge of the Bunfurd Canaveral Canal and alio ths Cross-Florida Canal. Final completion of the state canal system would give Sanford and Central Florida a direct, low cost waterway connection with the major Industiial a it.is In the East and Urn Mid-Continent areas. Turnpike Bond Ruling Awaiied TALLAHASSEE ( (JiM) - C.uv. Farris Bryant's push to have a northward extension ol the Flo­ rida Turnpike under way by Thanksgiving headed today lor its last big hurdle in the State Su­ preme Court. Leon County Circuit Court vali­ dated a JIM) million bond issue Thursday to finance extension ol the toll road from Die present terminus at Fort Pierce 136 miles to Wildwood. "T h e court it convinced that the bonds are valid is well as fiscally sound," said Judge W. May Walker after a day long hearing. State Road Department oificials said the validation suit would go to Ihe Supreme Court immedia­ tely. If the project wins legal approval there, they laid, con­ struction could be under way bv November. The extension would be scheduled to open in 1964 Navy Continues Relief Job To Carla Refugees GALVESTON, Tex. (U P I )-T h e U. S. Navy brought eases of food, medical supplies and fresh water today to refugfes from Hurricane Carla. The aircraft carrier Shangri-La was anchored a few miles cast of Freeport, and another carrier, the Antietam, was off Matagorda Bay. Both flattops were being used as helicopter bases, sending survey teams and medical personnel a< needed to coastal coinmuni ies. T wo destroy err. and F ‘m t#ol_________________________ M a r io fr fc g « » i> * fc ^ > i food, * u I___ _______ as * " f r a t t a i m otet" S c a r w s ^ tr tle t'g f Miglel'in. t e g . •till were finding victims o f the howling hurricane. The tenth known victim of two related fa m ­ ilies killed by tidewa ers preced­ ing Carla was found Thursday night. A total of 41 persons were dead or missing. Forty-five persons suffered in­ juries in Galveston Thursday when the porch of a Bed Cross chapter house collapsed. One o f the first moves by th« Navy was to send 73 cases of food to 2t*) refugees at Port Bolivar, acruss the bay from Galveston. Gov, Pries Daniel and Demo­ cratic Ken. Halph Yarbrougn toured the Island and said damage to the city was worse than they hail expected. Daniel said damage would run "several hundred million dollars" along the Texas roast. He said the limited lost ol life was "lite r ­ ally a m iracle." Yarborough said damage to Galveston was "the worst I’ ve ever seen. This is s national dis­ aster." He said he planned to make a personal report to President Kennedy upon returning to Washington. Water atill covered a large por­ tion of Texas City. A typhoid in­ oculation clinic was set up •: Freeport High School. Port Aran­ sas was placed under quarantine, and hundreds of dead cattle lit­ tered Ihe coast. They Can’t Play Waiting Game LONDON (L’ P I)— Sydney Thaln, who it 102, was preparing today to marry 73-year-old Maud Frank­ lin after a whirlwind five-week courtship. "Some people say we decided to get marTied rather quirkly," Thain said, "but wa haven't much time." ■■ -- Bulletin WASHINGTON (C P U la ite d Mate* today - TW* resumed eecleer testing for ths first Urns sines IMS with as sndrr■ round eiplosions is Nevada at W W A ... JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — The Florida Welfare Board, blaatin/ civil defense conditions Thursday ** “ a state and national disgrace,w told Gov. Farris Bryant It needed money Drop Polish Aid to do its job and "need* it now." WASHINGTON (U P I) The Board member H. Drennen Browne o f Vero Beach said, administration has dropped Com­ "we've hemmed nnd hawed about this thing for too long. munist Poland’s request for U.S, Wa need It now, not six months from now." * W *0#W*4 > Rucker To Preside Senate OK’s Two Capsule Recovered Blast Kills Driver Esther Still No Menace To U. S. Johns Chairman Stage Peace March 3 Buses Collide Mutual Making Protest Today Plan New Vessel Juicy Welcome You'll Dance To The Tune Of Bargains Tonight There really will be dancing in the ntreet.i tonight, ah the well-known Starlight Promena­ de ru put on an exhibition o f wentern-styte square dancing in their colorful cuxtume*, for th® benefit o f the F r id a y Night Shopper*. The show will sta rt at 8:30 p. m. and con­ tinue until the lirst tickets Are drawn out of the big hopper at 9:15 p. m., then r«aum« for a* long an Seminole County resident* want to stay and watch. V The word from Director Harold Jenkins is that the audience will be invited to join in Home o f the numbers, making for a real oldfashioned fun-feat for Sanford shopper*. And it will be fun for spectator* too in the downtown a ore* us they have a chance to shop for the real fine bargain* that are being o ffe r­ ed by th® local merchants as specials for ths Friday night chopping hours on)*Some extra-good buys are advert ued, with « IDrop Demands, President Asks WASHINGTON (LTD — President Kennedy called on Russia today to drop her demand* that the West surrender it* right* in Berlin. He proposed realistic negotiation! look, ing toward "a mutually acceptable solution." Kennedy served flat notice the United States would not negotiate with Russia on Berlin under threat or ultimatum. lie said the United States had absolutely no intention vf resort­ ing to force or threats of fores but that it was prepared "to meet force witb lorce If tt It used econom ic aid because of Increas­ against US." ingly anti-Western statements by The President outlined his posi­ Polish officials on Berlin. tion at length in identical letters The board esked Bryant to help find money to hire 12 district coordinators for civil defense even CHICAGO (U PI) — Jackson­ if it meant calling a special eeaville manufacturer Tom ley w. •ion o f the LegieUture. Rucker will preside at the 33rd The Welfare Department ie annual Natiunal Association ol responsible for regietration, feed­ Furniture Manufacturers con­ ing, clothing, housing, financial vention hers Sept. 18-19. assistance and other servicea in a national emergency. To do an adequate job in an WASHINGTON (U P I) The emergeucy, the board said, it had Senate unanimously approved to have a CD cooidlnator in each Thursday Georgs C, Young as By LARRY VERSHKI. o f the department's 12 districts to district Judge fur Northern and (Thoughts from in ex-sports Southern Florida and Emmett assist a state coordinator, which the board voted to hire in com ­ writer or. how to write a column Shelby for U S. marshal of NorlNpliance With a request by Bryant without mentioning ths County era Florida. Commission.) on Aug. IK. Board I'halrman J. 1D1 SlalliMga HONOLULU (U PI)— The goldagain • ana O g M t t l M To Happen A t Th# »* plated capsule of D iirovtrer XXX w at snared over the Pacific by an k Irtte Mouthed guy will count Air Forte cargo plane Tuesday. ____ able ta b le t o f f the official's strides after It was ll>* Untied States' four It utaly ■« aerial catch and eighth recovery I*. **M welter# sad eppropria ovary penalty. from an orbiting satellite. One lineman will pluck grate tion* committers laughed at re­ every time he crouches. quests in the DXU Legislature. One uf the girl cheerleaders will A board spokesman said one STARKE (U PI) — Authorities pull up her woolen socks before social worker's position wuuld reported Thursday a akindiver she goes into every routine. have to be dropped from the A beck who hue e clear field was killed when an air cnnipresdepartment to finance hiring o f will alip and fall whether it is dry aor exploded while he waa re­ tha state coordinator. charging oxygen bottle*. Bradford or rainy. There will be a substitute on ths County Sheriff P. D. Reddish bench wins will spend most of the identified the victim as Richard B cilc, 32, of Starke. evening pulling a slipping blanket hack on hie shoulder. At least one bottle o f house will OCALA t UPI i — Sea. Charley lie dropped and smaahetl. John* o f Starke again will take One o f the pluyere will be wear­ over the chairmanship of Hie ing a wrong number. MIAMI fU FI) Hurricane I-eglilaluie'v investigating com ­ The loud speaker announcer will Esther maintained a s t e a d y mittee when it meets here Sept. call ths wrong ball carrier and courts toward tix U.S. mainland 22. It w i* ere a ed in 193T to in­ today but its 139-mlte-an-hour correct himself by remarking: vestigate alleged Communist in­ winds still were too far away tu "W a all make mistakes." filtration of the NAACP. The Coach wilt turn from the constitute anything hut a men,nice to shipping in Ihe tropical Atlan­ field nnd look into the atiindv when n pass is missed. tic. NF.W YORK (UPI i — The New The Coach will kirk an imagin­ York Council nf the Committee The Miami Weather Bureau said there were some indications ary rock when a pass is missed. for ■ Sane Nuclear Pulley staged The coach if he It sitting on s a "p eace m arch" Thursday night weather cun li ions affecting the hurricane might change to swing chair in lion t of tha bench, will from midtown Manhattan to Ihe Either more to Ihe north, but stare at the ground, hunched over, United Nations Building. About that )l was loo early to be sure. after a score. 2.0On persons a tended a rally The hurricane, packing winds The winning coach wilt any after sponsored by the council earlier up to 130 mdes an hour around the game that Ihe losing coach did it a hotel. its ceptcr, w is located about 923 a fine job. miles east-northeast of Kan Juan ih e losing roach will say tin* Puer.o Rico, and I.H30 miles east- winning couch had his team “ up." LATTA, S. C. (U PI) - Three southeast of Miami. There will be one penalty no oils school buses collided Thursday in a chain reaction accident which understands. A substitute will warm himself left 23 children injured. No o tc up with short sprints on the side­ wa* seriously hurt, officers said. lines but never get into Die game. One o f the buses -kidded into the All during the gum# a fellow rear of another which slammed TALLAHASSEE (T FI) — A will atgue baseball with another into a third, which was discharg­ delegation from Florida Citrus ing passengers. fellow. Mutual, protesting "bullheadedA guy will drop his specs end nese" In the citrus industry, was the party sitting next to him will scheduled to appeal to the attor­ WASHINGTON I f P l ) The •tap on them. ney general's olfice today. Coast G lim l has announced plant Mutual and the Florida Citrus to replace 19 old cutters by 1970 Commission are tuning over a with longer, fad er ones powered technicality involving counting by diesel engines and gas tur­ TALLAHASSEE (U F I) — Tour bines. The new. IlU-foot cutters votes in a referendum to deter­ mine if grapcfn.it growers want ists Hying to Florida may gel, will base helicopter landing to pay for a marketing order Florida orange juice as their wel­ decks. Each will coat about 812 designed to boost grapefruit sates come t/> the Sunshine State. t million. 'MM ■ new merchandise on counter*, racks and dis­ played in store windows, much o f the apodal sale* items aimed at the family shopping team that has quickly leurned to take advantage o f the open-evenings hours. And not least in the consideration of h!io|>pera is the chance to win $10, $20, $30 or $10 o f gift certificate* at the big drawing to be held ehortly after 9 p. m. when four lucky per. son* will have next week’* shopping practi­ cally for free. 4 handed last Wednesday at lire White House to emissaries from the recent Belgrade conference ol neutral nations. The letter was addressed to Presidents Sukarno of Indonesia and Modibo Keita of Mali. They were asked In relay it to the other participants. lire 23-uation conference Called on tire chief executive to tenter into direct negotiations with Sov­ iet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev. At the outset ot hit letter, Ken­ nedy politely but unmistakably turned down the Idea uf • quick summit conference without exten­ sive diplomatic gm m dw ork. lie said a top-level meeting mutt hav* •reasonable chance e l su c­ cess." "T h e channels of diplomacy ir e upon for Ihe exploration of con­ structive steps toward a reduction uf tension," Kennedy said. "Given a realistic approach and a sincere desire on the oilier side as well at ours to reach a mutuallyacceptable solution, we see nu reason why eventual negotiations should not he successful in coping witli Ihe present crisis." But then ht added sternly: "Huwever, we do not intend Id enter Into negotiations under ulti­ matum or threats. It is also clear that we do not propose to discus* either abdication of our responsi­ bility ur renunciation o f the modalities (or carrying out those responsibilities." While the Kennedy letter fre­ quently took a tough tine, he re­ turned repeatedly to the theme of peaceful settlement. Despite the current bleak scene in Germany, the President said, "W r believe il possible to find a solution which ran accom m odate vital interests on both sides o f the crisis." The Pres.dent referred to the langwaje nf s Joint declaration adopted by the Belgrade conferees who callrd for self-determination and independence and condemned intimidation and intervention. ★ ★ ★ West Set For Corridor Test BERLIN ( l PH—The Western Allies got set loilay lor a lest o f nerves uver rormnuniit threat* against the u-e of tile air corr.ihiM between West Germany and W eil Berlin. 1i.e I ruled Slates Thursday quickly I red oil a sharp pro ext again-d the harassment uf two American civilian airliners by 3IIG jet fighters bel.eved down by Russian pdots. The protest was delivered to th® K us-un officer in (tie Berlin air safe y center set up by four-power agreements in 1943 to regular air traffic which might interfere with Die flights in Ihe corridors. Rotary Meet Joseph Guernsey of the Or­ lando Federal Savings and Loan who recenUy returned from a tour of Europe will give Rotarianx hia impressions of the unrest and unsettled conditions in Europe at this time, when the Rotary Club meet! Monday at the Civic Center at noon. Group Probably To Say No New Courthouse Now The committee appointed early last month to study courlhou** needs will probably recom m end utilizing the present building and no new courthouse in the forseeable future, tha Herald learned today. Bill Bush, vice chairman of the committee, reported that the com tuittee should be finished in about three weeks with it* report and will probably ask the County Commission (o utilize m ore courthouse space." At Ihe present time, the com initiee is corelaling Information tket wat tom plltd by committee members after a detailed invest!, gallon of all the courthouse o ffice! and talks with department heads. Bush ssld it would be aboul three more weeks before the de­ tailed report is completed snJ ready to present to the county board. Serving on th® committee with Bush are J. H. Van Hoy, chair­ man; Richard Hanks, J. 0 . Gre­ gory. John Williams. H. B. Pope, Roy Britt, Fred Cavannaugh and Andrew Carraway. Talks Open On Note Of Caution United Press International Ths United Slates and Rusela today approached the first stage of negotiations on Berlin treading cautiously lest a false step touch off a nuclear war. Tha initial rontact wilt take place between Secretary of Stale Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Grom yko at tuc United Nation!—possibly at early as next Tuesday when thu Gen­ eral Assembly convenes. If either side had a concession to o fic r Die other which would a|. iuw a diplomatic breakthrough in the mounting crisis, it was not immudialcly evident. An effective newt blackout krp: secret l i e tic liberal ions of in# Allied foreign ministers who were working out strategy in V3ashingtun. Escapee Slain By Deputy GAINESVILLE (U P I) Kayniand Phillips, a lf-y csr-otd esca­ pee from tiie state training school at Marianna, d.ed today of a bullet wound suffered when an Alachua County deputy ahot him during a chase. Phillips was shot Thursday h» Gene Fsrncil at a small laka near the youth's home i t Lock Luoa* in Alachua County. Th* (toy and a companion had escaped Irom the institution Wednesday night. Herald Index Bridge Pag® * Classified ___ _ Page II) A 11 Com ics ____ -------- Page » Dear Abby . . _____ Page I Editorial ____ Pag* « t.n u rta in u a n l ------ Page * Lagala _... _.... Pag a 9 i 111 Pus i la _______ Pag* A Society ■■■ __ . 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Faiiar w n tin r ir in •M IM «SS as For**# U * f U M l M / lik a fsr ____ Post** n iu n .il irbo.il _ i«:ia a. m. Moraine Worihls l l .U a. m. i.venln# vroranlp ... 7:o» p. m. W a t r n y w ■anrtaa fit# a a . __ Faltar ■arty terrlc* ____ l;H a. m. ■ a ste r tehaal _ t i l l a. m. Morning Wprehlp 11 :M a m. Training Ualas ____ 1:11 A m. Banning Worship — li«* p. sl W a t Frarir terrlaa TUI A M ■SB ta CATS OLIO CBVBCB a A A A at C B I I O i atf ■ ATIVITT U k a Barr Pr. Wlillsaa Tralaor Maas .--------------- ------ liM a St Mas* . _______ ____ IS a a Mass . . Haas 1*11111)1 H. Orllfls ______ ■ asterI Irhaal ___„_______z i t w ■ Mornlns Warship ll:« * a Tralalng Halos _ 1:11 a Krasina Warship — Tilt »• — W a t Prappr terries l : « a. at r u n BAPTIST CBVBCB SP BBNBTA Jails I*. ll i s a r l — ------Pastor ■mater tehsal lliH a. Marnlna Warship Till* a. — Training Union — T: M p. m. ■ranlaa terrlaa — 1:11 A si. W a t Prayir terrlaa Till p. b a p t i s t canrBca LAB S MABT B. Bugas* tackias — ... Pastor BsaAar tehaol — I II a Momlna Worship II:M s. Tratslna Union — 1:1* P ~ Kranlng Worship T:*l A m. W i t Prayer terrlaa Tils p. — OP LOSDWOOD Janas U Fa w a l l ------ Pastor Sunday tehaol — till A Marnlna Warship It:** a Tralnlna Union _ 1:41 p. Rranlna Warship Till a — W a t Prayer terrlaa TUI a * - or CMBIST liaa a. Park Ara. Morris Ituky ...... ..... Minister ■ibis a s h o o l------ l*:M a Marnlna Warship l * :l l a Mranlna Warship — 1:1* p, is. waft m ils B U «r — li t * a m - rSSIB IB T.ABB BAPIIST n iL B I'B Bldgs I t Para Park W. I.oonsrd Jonas Fsalor ■uaday School _ _ >.«l a Morning Worship 11:** a m. Trgtslng Ualas _ t :I t a Kraolng Worship _ 1:1* a W adaosdsy Frsyor l it a PA1TB BAPTIST BiaalBN tel Lite* a t Csoaal terry Wllfrrd Mclo.in — — Put ■ undsy t e h o o l____I .It a I Morning Uotohlp I*.to A I Tkurs. Bible Study 1:1* A 1 A Blkla Teaching Coatsr r "+ T T TIBST CBVBCB o r tu b i m a i :.\ a W . B l at. ate Basis A m . I. W. J u s t i c e ________ Fsstor ■ uaday aohool _ _ 1:11 A Morning Worship 10:11 A NTPB------------------- <:U a N.T.F.S. A H.J.a. ___ t p. m. Oosptl terries . . . . . I a a CBVBCB OP CBBIST rftrm cH o f b o d Franch Ave, a t e iciad St, Oarel* D. aatkrlaht _ Pastor Sunday School __ 9:4.'. a. rn, Maralng.W orship 11:0* a m. Eraagalltt gar vies 7:1* a bl BP CBVBCB o r CBBIST I.OhQ WOOD Marslsg Warship l*iM a ■ rasing Warship M Til* a JtwUh S> nagogug COiCBEUATlOk RBTH ISBABI. Iftli nN liaiM lIa FlLUfty Kvialng darvtct I p. This Page Is Paid For By Firms Who Want, As Their ■ooo bhkpbehr n m n * Ll l U I U t t IMCBCII Baalwd Shrlao H u p 1st PI. aad La* Are. ■moot Bolich Jr. ____ Fsstor Church tehool ... I.o* a. m. Marnliig WaMhtp lo no s. m. 1‘estor'e Class M l a m L lT H B R il* CBI'RCN OP THK BKUtlBNHN 1*1 W. U l h Plato Harktri W. ilosrsc . Ptiter Early garrle* ^ 1.06 a. m. Sunday guhsal _ a. ia a m. Adult Blbla C la ss__*:l» a m. Worship Barries —. 1t:l* a m OF LU.VUWOUD Pastor ■undsy School .— 1*:«* a. m. Maralng Warship ll: 4 d a m. Evening Service „ 7:90 p. rn. Wad. Fraysr terrlc* 7.1* a m. TBB BALVATIOT ABUT M I 114 A. Perand I t . Sunday: ■uaday tehoa f _ 10:40 a Hollntu Mealing 11:0* a H ired Meeting ...... « : i * p. T F L ....... .....— - t ;t * p. ■alratlon Meeting 1:1* p. tn. m. uu m. m. Praabytertan Only Return, To See More People Going To Church. WilMNi.Elchtlbsriar Mortuary Slate Farm Insurance Companies Basics L WU ssb aad Hlaif Shoemaker Conutruction Co. Irving L Pryor and Staff Kay Bhoamaker ft Bm pkraaa ProcraBBlva Printing Co. Mary Carter Paint Atorw J. H . Camaraa aad Staff Tha American OH Company Slit aad Fran Morriooa Mr. aad Mrs. M. R. Rlrtcklaad J. C. Panncy Company Wilson-Malar Furniture Co, At matron* Really ■ « r b StsBatraai aad B u f f C L. Kablaaon and Em plays** Mr. aad Mrs. At Wllaam Clark Plumbing ft Healing Co. Pierro Manufacturing Company Mr. and Mrs. U V arn Clark Stine Machine ft Supply Co. Juhn l’ isrro ft Kmplojaca Managamaat ft Employ*** Echols Bedding Company Wheeler FartilUer Co. Mr. sad Mra, L. f , Uaraar Seminole Ex£av*ting A Paving, Ine. Managamant and Employaoa William aad Mary Oylsr Howard Botalar Whslt. Confeclionery Holler Motor Salta Co. Mra. flaraacs M . Zlmmaraisn Zeull ft Sons, Contractors Kmmtu Farrell A Staff Patrick. Phillip and John Ztnli Tha Riis Thaatra Sanford Manufacturing Co. Lth.ll'a Grocery Jlaaagrmaiit aad Empluyo* Mr. and MrA LaaUr Ethsll Bill Larslac* ft Kmplujaaa LuihtrM f e .v t e c o i t a l Oaa llaeR *R ITUS CBVBCB I F BOB H. A. Wtlcex _______ Mlaltlar OF FROFHECT Huuday School — a:*a s. m. soar Elm Arenas Warahlf — . 11:0* A m. Robert L. Hirlcklsnd X.T.P.a. —— ----- 1:11 p. tn. ■ unday tehsal ____ t i l t resta i ErangtlUUa Barrie* T:IS A m. Maralng Worahlp 11:10 a i Fraysr Maallaa Wad. T :lt p.m. Evangelistic Service 1:1* a ■ Woman's Missionary T:*I a i You ng Faoplea Sunday te r rlc* — I II a > K piacopal CBBiaT CBVBCB Lana mood (loorgo Jarrlo 111 ---- Tlcar Holy Eucharist — | :ll a m. 1st, Ird, eih Sun. _ l i l t a m. Marntag Fraysr, la*, tlh I ua ________ _____ lit* a. n iuaduy g e h a s l____1:1* a m. f ir s t CM1 Ill'll n . Ruth Oram lAHFnRD nRVF.9ITR.nAT ADVRSTIST CBVBCB ■eeonih at. ate Bias At*. C. W . Beach IMS's U B I MABT Mabbnlh School ------ l i t a n CBVBCB OF 'rilte .VA t A B B E* Saturday Lake H trr Morning Worship 11:■• a n R L. D r a w d y _____ _ Paitor Wed. Trsyor Service T:I0 A ■ Sunday t e h o o l------ •:*• A IA Morning Worship 11:00 s. m, Chrldlaa terries — ( :t * a sa Evening Worship _ T il l a m. VRITT CRRTKB of SANFOB Wsft Fraysr terrlc* T:l* a »• Unity renter a** B. 1*1 a Jasephln* B. atuchl* _ Paet: Sunday Worship _ 11.-n« a r Tuesday class - - J.to p. ■ FBBB FABK c u v b c i i « r t m *i M * t « a « a ■arm Dun*as — ___Minister Morning Warship 11:** A Rrsnlng Wonhlp m *:•• A ThurA Blkls Study Tilt a ALTABOIUTB BAPTIST CBVBCB ■T. U h K 'l I .I I H K S I * Lewis O. Uaiaaa ____ Farter Sunday tehaol till a Slnrln O a a i Oiledot Morning Worship _ I II a ro. SKphen M Tuhy . . . .. I’otar Eioalng Worship __ t.a* a Morning Worship — 1:11 a m. W od. Frsyor terrlaa T:l* a Sunday S c h o o l____l.t* a sl BOBTB OBLAUDI BAFTUT 01IAFBL IS* Si Pslrlas A t*. P h s ia r ---------V. K. Msggsrd ■uaday Faaur Bar. Jaha Cssnos ■undsy drhsal ------ l et A m . day Warship 111** a m. Naaaren* Ralph Iraoer Jr. Brangsllol Blbla It. ** a hi* Bohosl — Morning Wonhlp 11:1* s. ■caning Worahlp __ Til* a W ad. Frsyor Barr la* T.l* a BOLT CBOta BPiaCOTAL CMOBCB psrfe Ara. at dth S*. John W. Thoaans _ Rtolor U K B BOP BOB John Orlfllth .. ■ Curst* BAPTIST rWVBCB lloly Kuohsrl*t _ f ; l t a _____ Alloa crest t t ass lard Family Sarcloo— os Pits* at* rtphl a« Basra* Church tehsal _ tits a Morning Praytr— Om n i ■ormon ______ H .s* a. ■abort O. Byrd Pastor ■sadly tehaol IU I a lacrtmeal • ( Fonsnc* Morning Warship 11*« A ns. teturdoy . . —■. •-*:!• a sa Tralnlna Union _ 1:1* p. Eronlna Worship — Til* a m W o t I’ rsysr ■•rrls* T:l* a »• ALL (AIMTI BPIfCOPAL CBVBCB Baurprloo • DaBarr BAPTIST CBC BOB Fr. Paul ahull a .......... Pastor BP OVIBDO Holy Communion Jack T. Bryant . - . Pastor ■ u n d sy ----- --------- I ;«■ A W. Sunday tehaol ____ 1:41 a as. Marnlna Ftnyay— Buraias Warship 11:** a as ■ormon —. Ill* a b . Training Union _ » t» p. Holy Communion— Erasing terrlaa . . TiM a — III luntny saeh m oils 11 Am. W a t Prsytr tern ** Til* a *■ BABLAWR BAPTIST CBAFBL W . aoth ■ Irmas R. L. Q u in n ________ Psstar Sunday tehaol ___ 1:11 a sa Sunday Warship _ 11:** a m. Training Ualas — t i l l a Kronlns Worship - - T :ll p. m. W s t W a rsh ip ------ M l a sa FA OLA WBILWTAR HUTHODIST CHLBCtl g flllaa Was* H BL M William Luts ----- ------ Fsstor gsndsy tehsal — *:*• A m. Morning Worship 1I:U A m. Waslaygg Too th — Si41 a m . Evonlng Worahlp ... T:I0 p. m. Waft Fray or S*r«l«* T:I* a m. C h v d i Of Christ CBVBCB MS H, aerate St. ■uaday tehoal _ « H it# a m. Sunday U e r r l c * __11 :i*o a m Wednesday terrlaa l:* t a mIteadlng (loom uptn Tu *a sod ThurA !:!*--*:!• p o 4 THE M k rO R D COVSBEQATIO.T OF BBACB BBTBOOIST CBVBCB JBMOVAH’a WIT.VESSES ia^ at Waagi— a At*. lost w . 1*1 g*. Thomas Fhrioa Jr. Faster Sunday Watchiow tr Sunday School ___ _ 1:11 A Study --------------- I:* ( p. m. Morning Warship U ;* t a Wed. iilbla Study _ 7:1* p. rn. MTV - ____________ 1 11 A Friday te r rlc* _ _ r.l* p.n^j coB B B B s A n a s Alt CBBIPTIAB CBVBCB Tha I’ altai Chsrrh ml Chris* Par* Ara. s* Pick t t Jssapb K. stock ______ Psstar ■this tehaol 1:11 a i Mnrslsa Worship lit** A ) Pilgrim Pallonshlp 1:1* a sa CMCRt'B FIB ST CBCBrW S T CBBIST CNVBCTf OF JKSL'g CHRIST OP LATTEB DAT I A U T I s i l l Park Avr. I J. <L Brook* __ Branch Paatar Prlaethood Masting »:o* a m. ■uaday tehaol t :* l A m. ■unday tehool _ l l i l * a m. Marnlna Warship It:** a m. Sacrament Mealing *:** a m. Evanlng W o r s h i p _1:0* p. m. Wsft Frsyor terrlc* Ttl* p. a PO U T CBBIPTIAB CBVBCB A ll t Mallr Ate. iatT a. a sslo ri Ara. Past C a l l r --------------- Faatsr ■ a ster irhaal __ li i H a. m. Jssits H. H a r a sit____Psstar i p a at Maralng Wenfclp 11:1* a. m. ■ sa ter tehaol Blkla gtsdy ------— t:# t p. m. Maralng Warship 11:11 a «t Evening Warship __ 7:1* p. m. W a t P r ifir terrlaa 1:1* A **. ir a n a i oaiiaoa f t Ml rOITBB CBAFBL BMTBODIST CBVBCB Ckrktiia ■ t.m Are, n th at. FaatoB e c . D**a I A m” Sunday tehoal Maralng Warship t l i * i ft b Evanlng te rrlc * T:*o p. m. A.T.F. Tauth te r rie s d i l f a m . Waft Prayer Barrie* A s* a m BBBRB8BB BBTMBOItT CBVBCB Cltnas Belghaa B * g « Isoih . ■ .......- Faster Bunder School _ 1*;** a. m. Manila* Worahlp U :H a m. M T F --- ------------------- *:S9 p. m. Waft Fraysr Bern** T:l« p. sa ■unauar u r n if n c a ia ia e. A awsaairtv ------ Pillar fluoter ■< baol .... 1*:** a. St Marstsa Warship ll:M a. m. Training Union — at)* p. m. X rin lsa terrtw „ Till p. m. W a t IM |W terrlaa TUI a as Other ChwdMB CBVBCB ■ A a*. Jaha AAaaaa ---------------- Faster Marntaa Warship — l : t t a m. ■ aster tehaol — »:*» a sa Morales Worahlp 11:M a m. B TP Maatlags _ 1 :t t a- sl 11st arm** lata, tealar) Braalno Warship — 1 :H p. B. B B TB aataT CBVBCB aaa w . aca at. Clyde Dollar ________ Paatar Sunday S c h o o l------1:41 a m. M arties Warahp M :« l A SL F B T -------------------- - Tie* pL mBraalag Worship Tit* a m~ Wad. Friyar garrle* T:*a a as. CfttkftUc Sunday t e h a a l------t i l l a. m, Bak Ara. sl ats H ■ a n t e * Warship Mist a. bl Training Union — 1:11 a. m. Richard L y o n s __ Psrtar Braalna Warikl* — flM A m. ■aster Msssaa ___ T:ia a „ lltl A W M J w a r terrlaa Till ____ l«:t* A ____ 11 III A Dallr M an _______ f i l l a Meikeiiei The Hollywood Shop Miss Koa* Lory ft iilaff Food Fair Stores, Inc. Gsarg* Bailey ft Employ ats Southern Natural G u Jaha Duna ft Staff James Shall Servlet Station Virginia aad Charles >1. Jamas Macs Oil Company Gregory Lumber Company E. H. McAtasandar ft Emplaytaa Mr. and M i a R. K . Gregory Sanford Atlantic National Rank Smltty’n Snappin’ Turtle Hubert J. Bauman ft B u ff A la* Smith ft B U ff Hill Lumber & Hardware Co. Thrifty Service Station Jimmy Crapps A Employ»#§ John L. Cranford A B. B. Lak* . Carroll Daniel Construction Co. Burt ReteU, Inc. Gen. Contractor* Laitoy Robb and Staff P. Barton R tisU . Jr. ft Richard Slhara, Jr. Sanford F.lectric Company E. C. Harper, dr. and E. C. liarper, Jr. Carroll's Furniture Co. B. U. Carroll aad Employ aaa f i r s t PBEaarrBBLAR CMl'l■ CM •aft Ara. aad llrorer Mewell Jr. —.... Fselor Thomas 1L Mahla _ AasIsUnt Morning Worship _ |:|J *. m, Sunday Bohosl _ 1:41 gttalon Mealing _ laitk a in. Morning Warship 11 :•« Flonaar rellowihlp 1:0* p. tn. ■anlar Fdlowthlp . lit* a m. Erm ine Worahlp „ T-11 a m. Waft Fraysr terrlaa T:t* a ■*- FNKiaTTBBIAM CBLBcB Ban* Blah k e sk t BA. C. Summers ________ Paeter ■ uaday tehoal —_ 1:0* a i Moraine Worship l*:»o A : CR CLIOTA C O N B V S m r CI1VRCH t e a T. Ward ------------ Peeler Church School _ 1S:«* a m. C h u r c h ...............« |I:N a a Youth Christian ft Fallow s h i p ------------ Til* a • APOSTOLIC VRITRD PBATBCOSTAL CMl'HI H Wilbur K. King ____ _ Fast 3*aa l . laniard Are. Sunday Hchaol . _ 10:** a Sunday Wcrahlp _ 11:0* a. B r s n g t l l a t l e ______ 7:1# a Yuee. Blbla Biory „ T:l* A ThurA Yaung Feett* 7:1* A Negro Churches F B E IS kT t.U M N CBVBCB Late a ir y John W. Pllloy ______ Factor PROORKaa MISIIORARI ■uaday School __ 1*;M a m. ■AFTIST r H l’BCM Murnlng Wur.hlp llioa ». m. Midway Junior High Waatmlalatar E. Wllllame ___ Pa* Fellowship -------*:to p. m. Sunday tehoal _ _ »:|* a ■anlar Hlah Waatmlalatar Morning Worship ll:«S A F e l l o w s h i p ------------7:1* a bl First. Third. Fourth Bunds; Evening Worship ... 7:14 A First, Third Sundays V pa ALA r n w M iiiT T FBBSBVTEBIAX CBVBCB John W Filter ,f FIRST SHILOH Morning Warthlp _ «.«« a m. Sunday S.-naol lo *-: a m. B tPTIsT C lllM tR 1ISI W. U|B SL W**tmlal*t*y Fallawship tealar* « . . . ------ --- T:la a m. J. W. M a r s h a l l _____ 1 Sunday tehool ■ 1:1* Moraine Worship 11 :v* Evening Worship _ 7:1* r ia t T FH*:*HVTEBIAM CHIBCB 'fu s e d * / I’ rsysr _ 1:1* laeaalharry illlsm M lira tan « _ pa)(sr iunjuy Al.uol _ •-.ah . in. 1107 HOPS StFTIST Maralng Warthlp !!:* • a m. CBVBCB Wadnsidar l'ra>*r III Oraags Ara. and Fallowahlp _ I:** a m. J. T. Brook* _______- Past Temporarily me. ling at aoUlb Church School ___ 1 :1 * a. i Seminole School Morning Worship l l: « 4 A t Craning Worahlp 7:1* p. I Tuoa Prayer terrlc* 7:11 A l Other Churches PIMUItCST SrsRNBI.Y o r SOD CHI s e l l Lor. Slip and Elm H M. I n o r r .............. — Fsetor Sunday S c h o o l ___ » . * ; * ia Maralng Warship ll:| t a m. Urenlag Worship « 7 : 1# p. Wsft Fraysr terrUa 7:1# a • TH B * LLIL MB) CMtHCU s r. j o i i * w e i r o p u i . i t an ■ tru e r c iiim iu »*• Cypress t*. H. n Whliahuret Perter Church Scbaal _ 1:1* a a Morning Worship U:«a a m. Erasing Worship — 1:11 a aA Waft Blbla Study « 7 A �Shr All Souls To Host .Church Deanery Sunday The Holy Name Society o f All Director o f the deanery; Richard Souls Catholic Church will heat J. Basso of the Junior lluly Name the 11th Annual Spiritual Rally o f Society, St. Peter’s Pariah, Detha Central Deanery o f H o ly 1 Land; A. A . Aliberti o f St. Name Societies here Sunday. Charlea Parish, Orlando, who will R. H. (Buddy| LeFils, president -peak on “ Know Your Faith," and • f the local society, advUea that Jim M cAullffe, St. Charles Parish, registration will open a 8 a. m. ■Orlando, who will use the follow ­ i in the All Souls Social H a lt The up topic “ Practice Your Faith." remainder o f the day's p rog ra m ' The business si-ision will recon­ schedule* the Dialogue Mass at vene fo r the afternoon at 1:30 9:15 a. ni. with the eeimun from Fr. Richard Lyon*; Collation at 10 a. m.; business meeting at 10:15 a. m. with John B. Matting, ly. president o f the Central Flo­ rida Deanery, presiding. Introduction o f the clergy, dio­ cesan and deanery officers will to 9 made by LeFils after which re­ puA» po*.]. from prc'iifM iu o f evo: ss«»cirty's president and committers will he given. Addresses to he heard during the morning program include thuse from Rev. Fr. Terence Farrcily, pastor o f St. James Church In Orlando and Spiritual * Enterprise Church Hosts Conference By HELEN SNODGRASS Tiie first quarterly conference or the Enterprise Barnett 3lemorial Methodist Church was W last Wednesday night held at the church with Rev. Joe Toilr, dis­ trict superintendent, pretiding. The meeting marked not only the first conference to be held in Enterprise but was quarterly session to the be second held in the new DeLand District. In other church activity last £ week, elections were held (or new ofiicers o f the Intermediate and Junior Methodist Youth Fellowahip groups. For the Intermediates, Linda Long is president; Patsy Long, vice president; Benny Brown, sec­ retary and treasurer and Connie Kellers, program chairman. Spon­ sors are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Magenheimer. £ Junior officers are Timmy Sain, president; Alan Braddock, vice president; Charles Magenheimer, secretary: Johnny Sellers, treas­ urer; Jimmy Magenheimer, work committee chairman and James Carroll Couliette, sunshine com ­ mittee chairman. Sponsors o f this group sre Mr. and Mrs. Forrest N'utt. The Intermediate and Junior 9 groups meet separately each Sun­ day at 6:30 p. m. The Senior MYF youngsters have not formed their c u n organization as yet but meet with the Intermediates. Mrs. Cecil Sellers and Mrs. Al­ lan Sain asiist with the music lor all groups. Witnesses Open Circuit Assembly Jehovah's Witnesses opened three-day circuit assem bly today In the Lake Ridge Community Auditorium at Lakeland Theodus Purnell, presiding min­ ister o f the Sanford congregation advised that the assembly is not a revival but is held to advance .C h ristia n Bible education. " Featured speaker of the daily sessions will be Henry L. Brissett from Jehovah's Wi ness world headquarters In Brooklyn, N. Y , Charles Jones, circuit sup ervltor, also will b « u sssem bly speaker. Evening HD Club To See Slides p. m. following a 13.30 p. m. , luncheon. Rev. Fr. Hubert J. Rea­ son o f Altamonte Springe' St. Mary-Magdalen Church, will be the principal speaker on the afi ternoon program, delivering his address at 2 p. m. Solemn Benediction o f the Mott Blessed Sacrament will take place at 3:30 p. m. with Fr. F a m ily l officiating. I Deanery officers, other than tho.e taking p a it on the progiam. Include E. P. Neid ef Kissimmee,) vice president; Arnold Pencraft j o f la k e Helen, secretary; W. F. Williams o f Clearmont, treasurer and Tom McNamara o f Maitland,: marshal. Holy N am t Societies included in the Deanery route from Cler­ mont, Cocoa Bea.h. Cocoa-Rock-! ledge, Daytona Reach, Deluind, Eustii, Kissimmee, Leesburg, Maitland, Melbourne.Palm Bay New Smyrna, Ocala, Orlando, St. Cloud, Titusville, Winter Park and Sanford. I Christian Church To Hear Talks Of Missionaries Church regular Church 9:45 m. a. tendance The Seminole Evening Home Demonstration Club will meet at the Home Demonstration Center on Monday at 7:30 p. m. for a business mee.ing,. followed by a program . At I p. m. the Home Demon­ stration Agent from Sumter Coun­ ty will show slides o f Home Demonstration work in Pakistan. Refreshments will be served to all members and interested per­ sons. during School Sunday. record Rally Day Muse Takes Over Furniture Center Post As Manager CLester Muse, well-known local furiiture man. this week uliicially grtels the public from his new position as manager of the Furn­ iture Cenier on French Ave. at A new at­ of more than 300 is expected, Rev. W. T. Par­ sons, pastor ported of the church re­ today. The following Church School Sunday, year ends the with promotion o f all classes and dur­ ing the worship service teach­ ers, members of the Commission and Education and Church School •.'uteri will be given special recognition. Rev. Par*ons also remind# that under the new time schedule, Church School is at 9:45 a. m. with worship at 11 a. m. and MYF at • p. m. Presbyterians Open Mission In Long wood Ebenezer Church Plans Rally Day will he M USE the hour The First Christian Church of Sanford has announced that Mr. ami Mm. Homer Gamhoe, mission­ aries in India for 28 yearn, will he guest speakers nt the morning BY BETTIE SMITH service*, Sunday. The Seminole Pre*hyterian Mis­ Mrs. Gamboe will speak on sion Sunday School will open al “ Costumes and Custom* o f India," 9:20 a. m. Sunday. The Sunday School, a new one using eharacter dolls to illustrate her talk to the Sunday School as­ in thU area, will meet in th« Longwood Elementary School with sembly. Gamboe will deliver the st-ruiun c Ia* see for all age* under super­ io r the 1 1 a . m. worship, speaking vision of William K. Bryant, raia sion superintendent. on "H ow Big Is Your W orld." At the present time there is no Church officials have invited all piano available for the classes persons interested in learning of and anyone wishing lo donate an the work the United Christian instrument would be contribut­ Missionary Society is accomplish­ ing both to the Sunday School and ing In India to attend. to the elementary achool. The contributors are asked to contact Mrs. Bryant at TE 9-3865. Sunday CH ESTER Rally Dav will he held at Grace Methodist at the E b cn c/er Methodist Church, Old Orlando Dr. at Tucker Dr., when members and prospccllv members for both the Sunday y School and church who have been contacted during the week will be greeted at special ser­ vices. During the week, members of the Education Dept, and Sunday School teacher* mailed Rally Day cards to (amllie* and iriend* of present member* anil followed this contact up with personal visit* and telephone ca ll'. fr u it Poslal Rate Hike Expected To Pass House Grace Methodist Sets Rally Day R. H. (bu dd y) LEFILS G a n fsrh F rb S op t. 15. 1951 — Pnjrc S GRIER Muse recently con-ululated his iiiirrrsl in the lurmture business to form a corporation with Mr. and Mrs. Fr55*l Grier, to launch a new business concern al the big French Ave. store. Formerly with the Mather Furniture Company here. Muse has many friends In Sanlord and the surrounding area during the time he has bcena-soriated In the furniture business. In (he new tylMne-s venture, Grier serves as president. Mr*. Grier as vice-president and Muse Is secretary and treasurer a* well as manager u( the firm. Brotherhood Plans Barbecue Supper The Brotherhrod of the Osteen Baptist Chureh will meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at llo*ack f.ake for a chicken barbecue supper to be followed by Ihe busines* Hirel­ ing. Rev. Tram m ell Kilpatrick will be Ihe speaker and all men of the community have been invited to attend the event and bring a friend. WASHINGTON ( l ’ P I ) - A bill to provide a five-cent stamp and raise other postal rates was expeeled to pas* the House today despite widespread agreement among lawmakers that iti terms are unfair. Tile chief criticism was that the measure would levy a sharper percentage rate increase on ordi­ nary mailers than on heavy com : nu-rdal users o f the mail. ITesil dent Kennedy had urged that the heaviest percentage increases be imposed on com m ercial users, mostly publishers TITT'koverlisers. However, the $320 million rev e­ nue-producing bill waa cleared by the Bulca Committee Thursday nij.'if fur House action on a takeit or-leavc-lt basis with amend­ ments barred. The administration concurred in the no-amendment Strategy which hackrrs of the hill said was necesary to meet minimum terms laid down by Chairman Olin Johnston, D-S.C.. of the Senate Tost Ollice Committee. They said Johnston had served notice he would not permit any oilier com prom ise measures lo come tu a vote in the Senate. There was divided opinion on whether the Senate would com ­ plete congressional action on the depute com prom ise before Con­ gress adjourns, probably late next week. The com prom ise bill would grant Kennedy's request that postage- be hiked from four lo five cents on lirst rlass letters and from seven to eight cents on air­ mail letters next Jan. 1. But it would provide only a fraction o f the postage inrrea-rs Kennedy wanted levied on publi­ cations and advertising circulars. Moreover, small, light-weight pub­ lications would he hit bv a much heavier percentage increase than mrdium-*ize and heavy maga­ zines. The administration supports the measure because it offers a chance for enactment (his year of a part o f the $JU million a year in extra poslal revenue Ken­ nedy wants to hold down huge red-ink spending. There was no sign of major op­ position to the measure from heavy com m ercial users of the mail. Oviedo P-TO To Honor Teachers At Annual Supper By M M il AN K. JON KM The annual supper o f the Oviedo I’arent-Teat-her Organization to honor members o f tha Oviedo High School faculty and their wive* oe husbands, will be held today in the school auditorium at 7 p. in. Plans were completed earlier this week by mothers o f students in grudea nine through l i with room mothers o f each grade in charge o f arrangements. Mr*. Ferdinand Duda, captain o f the room mothers and room mother for the 12th grade, i« overall chairman o f the supper. Presbyterian Minister Resigns Pastorate At Casselberry Church Training School By JA N E CASSELBERRY service on Oct. I, Worldwide Rev. William M. Banson, pastor Communion Sunday. Krv amt Mra. R*ns»ii are fami­ Member* o f the Harnett Siro f tha First Presbyterian Church liar with this section o f New York morial Methodist Church aia in Casselberry, announced today aa one o f his form er pastorate* urged lo attend the training school that he has accepted the ministry was only right miles from Oneida at First Church in DeLand. al Fur krun \l»nwii ill Psesliu. and Mrs. Knison's home tuun is Thine first session will be held teru n Church o f Oneida, N. Y., Watertown, only 60 mile* away. .Sunday at 3 p. in. Classes will be Rev. Benson said thist the continued Monday through Thura. where he will conduct his first Church Session accepted his re»ig- day from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. nation at a meeting Tuesday and Classes of intrrest for alt mem­ that he will piesent tha resigns.' bers will be offered lion to Ihe congregation for ap proval this Sunday. A delegation from the Oneida Church came to Casselberry Isit May to beer bun.; he explained, and invited him t o ) By ATLANTA McGINNM speak at their church in July at a Mrs. Glenn Humes, chairman candidate for the ministry after of the ways and mean* com m itwhich he wa- **krd In scrept the lee o f the Al amonte Spring* pastorate. Community Assn., advised today He tam e to Casselberry from that all plans for Ihe fashion Trenton, N. J , where he served •bow to be held O cl. It have fo r five-and-one half years at p « » - ! been completed. tor o f the Hamilton Ave. Chur> h | I hr event will open w ith a 10 and was Coui il o f Chun lie a. ni. Cotfee followed by the Chaplain of Mercer Hospital. parade of fashion* from J. C. Sin.e ruining to Ca* elberry, in Penney's in Orlando at 10:30 a m. addition to oiganixing tha church In the Altamonte Spring* Com­ here, he also has served one term munity Chapel Educational Build­ aa mayur o f the town. He is a ing. graduate o f Nyack Minlon.it y C o l-1 lege and Theological School o f ^ Nyack, N'. Y., and did post grudu- i ale work at Pim c.tun and at Nyack. The Benson's ha*e two] children, Gary, it , aud William Allen, seven week*. Hi* farewell sermon, here, will ( A N s b l - u t i c i t i I ussI 3 »t>, American Legion, win meet nt c a n p. ni. to­ be next Sunday, Application fur a day in the Women’s Club on Overbrook Dr. Tukinir part in installation I replacement already is being nude ceremonies held Aug. 25 for 256 were, front left, Kenneth Moyer, district by the Church Session and the ti commander; Leonard Casselberry, 256 commander; Mrs. 1-orraine Board a f National Missions, in Temple, District 6 Chairman o f Women Veterans; E. J. Pender. 256 vice W SFR conjunction with the local church, commander; Mrs. Elizabeth Fotand; district 6 adjutant; Carl Stoddard, SU N DAY will select a minister tu fill the district 6 delegate and Art Hertzel, district 6 aergoant-at-arms. Seated is 1360 KW A. M. vacancy. Set At DeLand Altamonte Group Completes Plans 9:00 Clift Overman, acting 256 adjutant for the installation. (Herald Photo) Little Red Schoolhouse Pressure Averts Possible New In For A Busy Season GM Strike tlembers o f the Seminole Asan. for September 27, from 7:30 to 9 for Retarded Children made plana p. m. at the achool on Palmetto Wednesday for a busy season ahead in their tireless efforts to and Sixth St. Increased This will b* an opportunity for ed a possible new General Motors Interested persons, aa well aa the the growth o f the "L ittle Red members o f many organisations who had donated time, services Mchoolhouae." and money to tho achool, to aee This is the name by which the what has been accomplished, ob­ school for retarded chitdien In serve some o f the materials and Sanford ha* been known during aids used In tcarhing these chil­ dren who cannot go to public it’s very short history. school^ and see how much more First item on the agenda for the needs to be dune. season ia an open house, scheduled Mrs. A da Sires, teacher o f the school and her helpers announced a Hat o f items which are much need­ ed at the present time and will be gratefully accepted from anyone. Some o f the things needed a>e banisters, or rails, on tha outside step*, an outdoor floodlight, closed cupooaida for storage, straight chairs fur both adults and chil­ dren, a cork pin-up boaid, drapes for the second room, recently opened, and some new children's records. These may- be left at the Health Center with Mrs. Hulda KR.be*. The Munland Training Center in Gainesville Is alto much in need o f old necktlea. These are used for weaving and it ia aurmited that many men have many old ties they would be happy to give to a good cause. REV. J. L. POWELL The school also ia greatly In » need o f euineuiie, or some gioup, to pull up bothersome sandepura in the schoolyard, which plague tha children when they go out to play. A sidewalk or patio in the schoolyard wuuld al-o be helpful Rev. James L. Powell has ac­ whrro they could ride their trlcepted the pastoral* at the Long­ eyelet, safely enclosed w ith a high wood Fir«t Baptist Church. A native o f Florida, he was hurricane fence which surrounds horn in Orlando and was ordained the play yard. In other business, a nominating lo the minis.ry in November of 1931 at the Holt Baptist Church committee was appointed by 1*1 ev­ in Ocilla, Ga. He attended the ident McIntosh and plans were New Orleans Raptist Theological discussed to look into the possibilSeminary in New Orlrans and diva of having a talent show as the Jrlrans am Al«v comes to LongwoodI fe«,n, from the|big fund-raising project of the Emmanuel Baptist Church of year. Persona having any o f the Pace. Mrs. Powell is the former 3lar- above-uienliunad aitlclea or serv­ garet Burkett also of Orlando. ices to donate lo the school art Rev. and 31 r*. Powell and their asked to call Mr*. J. F. Harlow on two Mins, Manley and Steven, are Slaguoli* Ave- or Mrs. Thomas E. now residing in the Haptiai Pas- Ihuuipsuu, Vlagner. torium on Bay Ml. in txingaood promote, support and encourags Longwood Baptists Get New Minister Mr. M. J. Okerlund Buried In Oviedo Air Scouts Hold Meeting DETROIT (U P I) - government pressure today avert­ Funeral srrvicra were held at I p m. Thursday at the Oviedo Cem­ etery for Mr. Manuel J. Okerlund, , . , ,. | 94, who died at Brookavlll# WedThe regular meeting of the new ( strike just aa GM and th« United Auto Workers redoubled «fforta to get a quarter-million workera back on their job# by Monday a t President Kennedy suggested. William E. Simkia got tha In­ ternational Union of Electrical Workers and GM to agre« to a t indefinite extension at fiva GM appliance and parts plants. But a sixth plant ai Warren, Ohio, Ig­ nored the government request aad went on strike. At the same tim e, the UAW and G31 pledged to increase their e f­ forts to reach a final a g n «m « n t by Monday — an unofficial dead­ line set by Labor Secretary A rthur Goldberg « a behalf «< Ike President. Sixth L'AW-repreiented plants have settled local contract mat­ ters. eight of them Thursday. But not all the factories re-opensd and there still w ere 262,000 work­ ers idled either by strikas or shutdowns at 13 plants. About 18.out GM workers wera not a f­ fected. Referring to the government re­ quest to re-open all GM plants by next week. UAW president Walter P. Reuther, said “ We a rt working hard'1 but indicated he was not going to be rushed into setting a deadline. “ You've got to realize that GM has 130 plsnts and it takes lima to wrap them u p ," he said. A decision will be made “ in a day or so ," he said, on when to convene the union's N ilioaa l GM Council. The 280-man group will meet to ratify GM’ a national and local contracts. Any plsnt stUl on strike then probably would be ardrred re-opened. FAT OVERWEIGHT Available to you without a d o c. tor't prescription, our d r u f c illt d ODKINKX. You must loso ugly f i t In 7 tUjri or your money buck* No strenuous exercise, laxatives, infttsttic* or Inking o f po*€lll>d reducing candle*. erackera or rookies, or chewing gum. 01*ItINKX la a tiny tablet and easi­ ly swallowed. When you take ODRINEX, you atill enjoy your meals, still eat the food* you like, but you simply d on 't have the urgo fur extra portiona because O D ItINKX depresses your appetite and decreases your desire fo r food. Your weight must come down, he,-ause a* your own doctor w ill tell vou, when you eat less, you weigh less. Get rid o f exces* fa t and live lunger. ODRINKX r o » l* $3.00 and is sold on this G U A R A N TE E : If not satisfied fo r any reason just return the package to your druggist and get your full money hack. No questions asked. O DRIN­ KX I* sold with tills guarantee by: Faual* Drug Store * Sanford Mall Order* Filled. troop of Air Scouts, Troop 211, Mr ’ okerlund was a form er wa« held at the home of the (exciter slid principal o f the president. Nicki Morgan. 1 Oviedo High School and made III* After the collection of due* and home hero for many years. Mrs. Ihe secrelar) * report Ihe group Okerlund, who died som etim e ago, heard a report on Pultun Day was the former Mist Annie Mit­ Roundup, a recent weekend cam p­ chell of Oviedo and was a first ing trip, given by Darlene, Nic­ cousin of the lato John (lass ky Morgan and Bonnie Avrnel Jones .Sr. and of Mrs. Nettie Far­ Nicky and Bonnie alio reported oe il of Oviedo and Ben Jones of tho activliies of the planning Tampa. hoard meeting The organization held a discus■ion on their money-making pro­ jects lor die year, and made a Hat of vrriice plans. Plans to be The Registration Hook* o f Ihe City o f Sanford, Florida, put into operation at once include open ni Ihe City Hall, commencing .Monday, September helping out at the laitheran Ha­ IH. I ills I, for Ihe purpowe of rexiatering for (he Muni­ ven, going to see Mrs. Knight, cipal General Election lo he held on November 7, 1961, their leader, who u in the OAFB and w ill remain open up lo and including Friday, Octo­ hospital ber 2 7 , 1961. They decided to meet once a month on die Wednesday fol­ lowing Ihe senior planning b oa rd . H. N . Tamm, Jr. meet. A talk on first aid is sche­ City HegUtrallon O fficer duled for the next meeting R EG IST R A T IO N N O T IC E FIIA FINANCING $ . B edroom 1 Bath Per Me. la bertlc* In clu d e* E v e r y t h in g *A Community of llomca KITCH EN S Built v.i'.h Bride!'* EQUIPPED 3 & 4 BEDROOMS 1 - 1Vi b 2 BATHS Price* Start al *11,900 with Low Down I'uvnient and No Cloning Coat V. A. FINANCING: nl*o FHA-INSERVICE. CONVENTIONAL BY GENERAL ELECTRIC Shoswwluih CONSTRUCTION C O M P A N Y , INC. Cuatom Building a Specialty (ieneral Office FA 2-2103 211 W . 2 5 th S T . DIKKCT10N8 Follow TO Sales Office FA 2-7495 RAVENNAi J a m Country Club R4 ML Oi Watch �I TV H. D unn W ed A t Presbyterian Church - The ch u n k was dacorated with p n a g a m e n ta o f whlta gladioli, M M ta d two candelabra. Can­ t o s wore alao placed ia each windew ta d aorremadid with grawnM n. George lo o b y , organist. • th e U r T i Prayer '' .• T h e bride, gives Is marriage by !flrr father, wore a prlnceaa atyla J t w f o f p a w lUk taffeta, with ■WtraH a a fk llm etched with re- Slumber Party Miss Bessie Fleming o f Oviedo left thle week to enter the Orange Memorial Nursing School In Or­ lando. Just faefcre aha left, her brother god ilitar-ln-law, Mr. and Mra, Boh Ward, honored her with a slumber party at tbair home, A group o f friends Joined the bonocta for n hamburger supper, prepared by C bei Ward and liter is the evening Mrs, Ward took the fuaata to the show. Tbca# enjoying tha party with Bessie were Julia Gore, Nancy X itel, Linda Harris and Barbara Brown. First rehearsal after vacation far Junior Choira ef the T in t Baptist Church, 1:10 to 4:33 p.m. Instill it loo o f m w officers, Presbyterian Women e t the Church, 11 a.m. T o discourage mosquitoes, wipe Window screens with kerosene b e ­ t a * putting them up, II your eereuna were washed before being stored last fall, Just dust them before the kerosene treatment. Otherwise, wash Iham first with hot soap or detergent n idi. Enjoys Vacation A t Daytona Beach Harman caught a 47*4 pound am barjack while fishing and reealved first prise two days la ■ Tha movie actor, Caesar Ro­ mero, waa ataytng a t the lam e M r. and Mrs. Freddie K au ll motel with the Ladertuua fam ily, w art w elcom e visitors In Oviedo, white working on i film being recently, Freddie la the aoo of nude at the bench. Mrs. (net Kasell ynd the late Ur. Jack Kasell o f Ovlado. After graduation be Joined the Air Corp and when hi* service ended with them, he waa employad by tho Lockheed Co. Ho la sow field Instructor and repraaontatlve tor the company, Ha has baen working In Australia tor tha p u t Mra. W. H. Martin was hoatcaa IS months and I* now baing tranato ona o f the loveliest luncheons ferrtd to Martetta, Ga, Freddie and Um form er Mies o f tho year Tuesday at h er home Maureen H earer o f Windsor, Aus­ on Lake Avenue in Oviedo. Mrs. Martin, chairman o f the tralia, ware married In August, at Windsor, anil are on a honey- Women’a Club building com m it­ moon trip through tho United tee. honored tho board members In appreciation o f thoir work. State*. Tha Martin homo waa dacorated They first went by plana to Hawaii, then on to San Franciico, throughout with arrangamanta of T h ty left San Francisco In a car rosea and n salad course and and cam s through Ovlado on tbair chicken patti-aheUa ware served by the h oitesi. way to Martetta. Guests wore Mra. Ruby Eitca, president; Mrs, Maa E. King, Mra. A. A. Myara, Mra. 0 . G. Smith, Mr*. R. L. Croom and Mrs. W. T. W alktr, all mem bers o f the building com m ittee. Also Mrs. C. L. West and Mra, J . If. Lee, house chairman and co-chairm an. Tho next day tho executive After a recess during the sum­ board held tha first meeting of mer months, the Sanford t-H the season in tho new Woman’s Girls Club will mast Saturday at Club building, with all members 2 p.m. at the Home Demonstra­ present. tion Center on 23th Street. The meeting will be In the form of an organisational mealing and social get-togethar. A nominating cam m llte* will bo named md plana (or the coming year dis­ cussed. Officers will be elected at The Christian Women's Fellow­ the nest meeting. ship o f tha First Christian Church All girls from 10 (o 21 years of will m eet Monday at 7:30 p.m. age, who are interested In tha 4- for the regular busineia and pro­ If Club work are Invited to attend. gram. Board Members Enjoy Luncheon A t Martin Hom e Nam es N ew Officer< Mrs. Bub McKee waa hostess lo the mettlng of the Jaycee Wives, this week. Mrs. Stuart Stetson, president, welcomed two visitors, Mra. Tom Price and Mrs, A. L. Keith and Invited them to Join the at Crystal Lake. Sha a lio told of plans for tha Installation o f new members at a banquet at the Capri, Sept. 23 starting at 7 p.m. Garnett White will be Installing officer. Tho president thanked all who Sirs. Jack Erickson reported on helped with the fishing rodeo. iha children’ * party hald recently During the busineia session, new officers were elected. They were .Mrs. Charles Telanbaum, presi­ dent; Mrs. John Spolikl, vice pre­ sident; Mra, Mammon Polk, sec­ retary; Mrs, Tam L irgen , treas­ urer and Mrs. McKee and Mra. Bud Stewart, directors. Presbyterian Women Monday Morning church sanctuary meet Monday In the at i t a m, for an Inspirational meeting and Installation o f naw officer* for tha coming year. Rev. Grover Sewell, pastor, will warn S E W A N D S A V E Miss Britton of the Caln-Brilton wedding party were honored with a steak dinner at tha Capri, fol­ lowing the rehearsal. Hostess was Saturday Afternoon orated in a bridal thema and cen­ Paneh Discussion Planned By CWF P& m d jw Ia Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Crenshaw and baby daughter, Jeanntne, will arrive Sunday from New Or­ leans for ■ wack’a visit with Mr. Crenshaw’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw, 1133 East 7th St. David Wilson. Jerry Hemon, Bill Wright, Rill Turner. Duane Is 400 lu Joo times Goembel and John Noel were ordinary cane sugar, no carbohydrates and value. A panel discussion will be con­ ducted concerning the local, na­ tional and International work of the CWF. Mrs. H. K. Ring will serve as moderator. A i part ef your dusting routine, wipe window sills every day with a wrung-out sudsy sponge. This keep* dust and dirt from estab­ lishing ■ beachhead. FRIDAY ■ On These Fabric Bargains from T H E R E M N A N T SHOP Rehearsal Party Members ■ SEW and SAVE Hostess For Miss Cynthia Britton. Tha hostess dervtd refreshments to Mr*. Stetson, Mra. Erickson. Mrs. Tatenbaum, Mrs. Spolikl, Mra. Polk. Mrs. Lirgen, Mr*. Htewart, Mrs. Tony Tram s, Mra. Paul Lewi*, Mrs. Garnett Whlta. Mrs. Arch Hoaack and Mrs. Jack WUaon. larva as installing officer. A Saccharin covered dish luncheon will be aa awaet as served at noon and ■ nursery will but contains be available for small children. has no food ME. AND MRS. ROGER BRITTON (House o f R a h ijt Photo) Plans Meeting Plan Installation lerian Church will Calendar Lederhaus Family Visit In Oviedo The Women of the First Preahy. Church late Mr. Britton, ware married Sept. P at T:M p.m . at the Church o f God o f Prophesy, South Elm Avenue, Sanford. Rot . J . H. M ttser, pastor o f tha Ocoee church, officiated nt the caadlellght c e rem ony. The church was decorated with baakata o f white gladioli, mums and candalabra. Mrs. Edward Mossman. organ­ ist, presented a program o f nuptial music and accompanlad Mlaa Car­ olyn Hall, soloist, who lang "B ecause” amt “ O Promise M e." The bride, givCn In marriage by her cryatala held h er fingertip ran o . • white IQualeo and aha carried a ntd white Bible and bouquet o f pink ulle awcetheart roaea with white •red atreamera. mm Mr*. Dan Pelham, alatcr of the I bride, waa matron of honor. She 1 wore a pink lace dreaa, with pink j acctaaorica and carried a cateade H bouquet of blue earnatkm*. | Mia* Carolyn Hall and Ml»a _ I Shirley Jon**, couain of the bride, “ ] wore identical drciaca, only In I blue lace and carried bouquet* of H pink carnation*. H j Beat man waa Ronnie Willis ■ and aerving aa uabera were Steve '■ Cain and Fred Jonea, brother and f§ S couain o f the bride. g j Mr*. Cain mire a beige kni: H dreaa with light green aeeeaaorlj* I and a corsage of pink earn ition sa. I with green ribbon. The groom ’s ^ I mother wore a pink lace dreaa I arlth whit* accessories and a white H | tarnation corsage. | Following the ceremony, a reI caption waa held at the bride’ s her father, w o n a form al gown of white Chantilly la ce and tulle. The fitted bodice featured a scal­ loped neckline, re-embroldercd with sequin* and the long tapered U r. and Mrs. Herman Ledcrhaua and daughters, Mary A m and Carol# Ana, o f Plantation Road, DoBary, spaat several days recently at Daytona Beach. A nd N ew Wife Jaycee Wives C lub Honored With Cain, Roger Britton M arried A t Church O f G od O f Prophecy The Ladies Society o f the lr o therbood at Lecom otiee Firemen ■adl Englneraen. led g e B i, met at the home o f Mre. c. H. Goethe, 210 South Meple A t *., fur the monthly business and (octal. lir a . Walter Cook, prealdeat, re­ ported that the plcnle held at Itock Sprinfa in Aaptat waa well attended and enjoyed by all. A letter from T. L. McColtiater, gtnoral chairman o f the lodge, from Jackaonrllle. waa read to the group. Ha and hla wife thanked the local aoclety for Inviting them to the picnic. Plana were dlacuaaed for spoo-^ w rin g an lee eream aoclal In the near future and an Informational program lo be given at one o f tf ; fall ■meeting!.- Beth e u g je t r iw w ere preaented to the aoclal and program com m ittee* for further planning. Mr*. Goethe aerved refrashmenta to the Mme*. K. P. Wllllama Jr., George Harta, Ronald Brook*, II, E. Turner, Walter Cook, Harry Wllaon, Eudenal Freddie Kasell leog tapered sleeve*. The same h o e m ed fi w e n repeated s o the M l ehM with hath atreamera tanalnoting >■ • chapel train. A S elf ca y ed matching Ateneon laca held her bouffant veil o f pure silk V a rie s end aha carried ■ cascade h M M t e f feathered white c a n s i n n , oestared with ■ white nrthld. Mre. Dorothy Ramaay, matron o f honor, w o n a gown o f greon Organa*, with rummer bund o f h s o shsdeo o f green, matching ac•assort** and carried o bouquet o f Ir ite w mum*. " Mlaa la ity Jo Shilling, a niece Of tha bride aerved aa flow er girl M d w o n l yellow organdy drcee, with yellow headpiece, and car. Mad s M ekat ad roe# petals. John Ramsay waa bast man tn d J o t Shilling, hrothar o f tha hrlde, and Lorry Mann aerved ai Oviedo G rl M iss Dorothy A n n The table was artistically dec­ tered with an arrangement ot white mums and greenery, flank­ ed by burning candle*. Guests were the bridal couple. Miss Dorothy Cain and Roger Britton, Mrs. E. M. Cain, the bride's mother; Mrs. Lester Brit­ ton, mother of the groom ; Mrs. Dan Pelham, Mlaa Carolyn Hall, MUs Shirley Jones, Ronny Willis, Fred Jones, Steve Cain and Rev. J, H. Messer. PERCALE REMNANTS 1 lo 3 Yd. Lengths FIRST QUALITY 72" WId* Floor Covering • • Vuluett to $1.20 Yd, IN STALLED er DO-IT-YOURSELF SA N D R A S lalald l.inoleuM ALL T Y PE S ReallHant Floor Covering FREE ESTIM ATES . SKIRT House o f Floors LENGTHS 100% Wools and Blends Fern Plate - Fern Park T E 8-1477 £ FANCIES §3 Value# to $5.00 Yd, SATURDAY “ CONE M ILLS” SPORTCORD PAINTED SATURDAY, SEPT. 16lh CORDUROY LOUIS M A T T H E W S 1 to 3 Yd. Lengths W ASHABLE W ILL PRESENT LARGE SAMPLES OF STOHK8.8CII AKFER’H FALL A N D WINTER FABRICS FOR DISTINCTIVE CUSTOM TAILORED CLOTHES Reg. $1.39 Yd. WE HAVE YOUR DRAPERIES DISCONTINUED FOR COMPLETE INFORM ATION ON TH E VERY LA TE ST STYLES W E RECOMMEND A VISIT WITH THIS HIGHLY RESPECTED EXPERTS CAN STYLES CUSTOM ODD SIZES MADE Fur the Labor Charge (Lined er Call ned) OPEN FR I. NIGH T Yon# Welcome W i n e Heatiae wilt cell with a basket e f g tfle . . . en d friendly ereellnaa from our religious, civic sad W IL C O M I til 9:00 SA VE ON SEWING QUALITY FABRICS A T LOW EST PRICES SHOP W AGON Hwy. lat St. it Sanford Avr, 11— 1 7 -9 2 , North o f Maitland SEW A N D SAVE �iv ; ANN MOYNIHAN ARLExNB W /T * , .- D I’ NLAI* AM Y RUST 1IK A T H K K SHIR1.KY m lT T n iN O T KESSLER Navy Officer’s Wives Display Talent, Artistry In Gala Hat Fashion Show *» CHARLOTTE WTKEMAN Sf. Theresa Circle Plans Bazaar ® The St. Theresa Circle o f Lake Getting a "head n a n " on the coming social season, lue Santo id Naval Officers All Wives Club burst Into the spotlight with their gala Hat Faihiun Show of IS hand* xome chapeaus, made and model­ ed by the ladles themselves. Setting for the event was the Fireside Room of Morrison’s Im­ perial House in Winter Park, over­ looking beautiful Lako Killarney. 'fhe tables, which seated over a hundred guests, were attractively decorated with fall greenery, (lowers and leaves and sparked with tall halstands on which were pen-lied lovely hats o f every d e­ scription. The only male figure in the crowd was a mannikin head, wearing a captain's hat, and shoulder boards, which graced one end of the “ Captain's table," where club presidents and hon­ ored guests were seated. A display o f turn-of-fhe-cenlury styles was shown featuring an e x ­ quisite embroidered blouse with a high lace collar, part o f the trous­ seau of Mrs. U. M. Robinson, circa 1900, a gold-bended. lasselrd : umbrella amt a jet-twsilrd black handbag, trimmed with lace. A The Si. Theresa csrele will Christmas gifts boulhs. Dinner w w dl be served at the baiaar and ™a good collection o f Christmas cards, wrapping paper and rib­ bon will be available for shop­ pers. The circle also made plant tor a covered dish supper and swim parly to tie held at Mrs. Dunn's home on Lake Mary at 7 p m , Sept. JO. At the close o f the meeting ^Thursday night, refreshments of ™ c e cream pie and coffee were served and fhe meeting adjourned with prayer led by Mrs. A. W. Teslo, devotional chairman. At ending, in addition to the members mentioned above, were Mrs. Buddy Carutheri, M ui Dot Teslo, Mr*. Damon Scott Mrs. Mary freem an and Mr*. Bob Mooney. Tinsleys Home From Vacation By ATLANTA McGINNTB Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tinsley of Hat taw uy Drive. Oricnta Gardens, returned home lavt Friday from a six-week vacation to Jersey where 0 e y visited their son. Warren. In Upper St. Clair, near Pittsburgh. Pa., they visited their daughter, Mrs. George C ssiily, and from here they went to Maple Height!, Ohio, to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Cobb. At Ft. Wayne. In d , they aaw Mrs. Tinsley's eater, Mrs. C. G. Venderly end la Louisville, Ky., they visited lifelong friends, Mr. end Mrs. Gvorgc Hens. sailor hat white, once worn in by black and Mary McCumbcr came next in Mrs. Jay a black beaver spiced with blark Berk, which she purchased in 1910 and gray completed the display. “ D ave" feathers, Cullen, Postmaster Test At Lake Monroe Examinations for postmaster at Lake Monroe, Fla , are now he. ing conducted by the I'nlted Slates Civil Service Commission. The position pays s salary of WOS a year, the Commission an­ nounced. Applications will be re­ ceived until Oct. 10. 1M1. The examination has been an­ nounced under the revived stand­ ard* recently agreed upon be­ tween the Commission and the Post Office Dept. Applicants must have ai lead one year o f experience (education above high school level may he substituted for six month* of e x ­ perience! showing that they have lha ability lo maintain simple record* o f accounts or that It has given them a knowledge of postal procedures. Competitors must alvo show that they are of good reputation and that they ran meet and deal with the public agreeably and effectively. Applicants must take a written lest. They must have resided within the delivery of the office fur one year immediately pre­ ceding the closing dale of (he examination. In addition, they niu»t have reached their 18th birthday on the closing dale tar acceptance o f application* Per­ son* ever 70 cannot be appoint­ ed. Complete information about the examination may be obtained at the post office for which this exaiuinxtion a being announced. mail* cluster of black grapes' at Mary McCumbcr which com plete­ the ly stopped the show. Heather crown w ai modeled hy Charlotte Commentator for all the lovely Wircman. her own creation, thru hat taduon creations w ai Donna eon all wore hats, too. big ones, little ones and som e very fsney ones. There were hats o f every description, hats of flowers, rib­ bons, net, straw, tulle, even a cuuple o f "J a ck ie " pillboxes. When the parade of lials began, each model posed in a handsomely crested black and white-striped hat box, the lid with ils huge red satin how standing beside it as if It had just been opened — red ribbons hanging at the shies at it they had just been untied and a troth of net representing the Itssue in which the new' chapeau was nestled. Out of this setting rose the lovely hats, designed and created by the Navy wives, poicd on lovely heads. First came a soft white tur cloche, madr and modeled by Col­ leen J'rovrncher, followed by Anne Moynilian in her own creation made of applr blossoms in shades o( pink and rose accented with a cluster o f apples. a matching cloche ami clutch stole made of soft, lurry leopard cloth. Mary Salre made a while fur hat with a pleated satin band around the crown which was m od­ eled by Ann Moynihan and Mary t.on Shaltuck had created an orange pillbox-type and spiced it with black agrrl (run which was worn by Colleen l'rovcncher. Arlene Dunlap (hen posed gracefully in the white beaver cloth chapeau that she had made her­ self. and Heather Itoudinol allow­ ed the black beaver that the had made. A striking creation of brown and white durk feathers in over-lapping layers, which had been made by Fran Mackey was modeled by Ann Moynihan. It was decorated with a black velvet ribbon. Shirley Kessler looked lovely in the leopurd skin pillbox hat that she had made, and she earned a matching fluffy muff madr o( the Heather Houdtnoi cam e on again in a lovely beehive style bonnet made of pheasant leathers by Irene Ashley, A straight tittle white pillbox, so popular now, was made by Fran Reinhart and modeled by Arlene Dunlop and Mary Met'um ­ ber posed in a lovely velvet pea­ cock cloth cloche, made by Jo«cphine Riirgess. A soft, beige-toned moutoil cloche. another creation of "D a v e " Cullen was displayed to the 'audience by Shirley llcsslcr, and a stunning chapeau of laven­ der daisirs, worn hy Colleen Druveneher wav the work o f Artsie Johnson. A lovely winter-white beaver rjolh hat. sparked with a single red satin rose was made by Fran Reinhart and modeled by Char­ lotte Wlrrnian and the limit num­ ber, the most hrrulhtuking of the show was a Inigo black tulle gar den-parly hat, accented with a (M rs. Charlcsi Hudgatr, who also arrved as publicity chairman, and Donna (Mra. Kenneth) Cosky was over-atl chairman and coordina­ tor. I'rciidmg at the Jicad labia w as Mrs. George Zimmerman Cimting genius and inspiration for the rrealion of the hat styles was Nsoml I Mrs. Chariest Dunn, who had studied (he art of tu t de­ signing while she was In Dans some years ago. A stunning cloche style hat, made of autumn-toned pheasant feathers amt graced by a long curving rgret feather, which w ai designed and made by Mra. Dunn, was die door prue for the show, ami the lucky ticket was held byMrs. Amy Rust Nearly tut guests at the lunch­ eon enjoyed eating tossed salad, barbecued chicken, baked pota­ toes, jellied cranberries, green peas, assorted rolls, run cftlffon cream pie and coffee. Rummage Sale Planned By WWI Auxiliary Pressure HAW MARY MCCUMUEB COLLEEN Hospital Notes BK TIEM BLK 13 James Wagner, Longwood; vin Sheffield, Lake Monroe, Mar­ Tin­ kle Newton, Oviedo; Mary J. Smith, Humid Johnson, H.i)inond .Swallow, Rlmda Sindh, Lennic Stephens, Zelda Siskind, Ksile May Walters and Roy Livers of Sanford, Births Mr. and Mr*. Donald R Smith nf Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Everett Brooks of Lusts, a boy Dismissal* John Kllpfat, D e b a r ); Joseph Harris, Lake Mary; Harold John son, Mnhellr Glover, William Stamper, Rose Abrahams, Mrs. Randall Re) nolds and baby. Witbain Sprncer nf -Sanford. I’ HOVENCHER Dinner SEPTEMBER II Ad mission* Admission* Henry Holme* ami ‘ baby, Mrs. Wayne Holt and baby, Coruili.t Bonnie Sue Bedford, l-nngwood; Durhart. Mrs. James llohhy and baby, J, II, Sexton, Hattie lludJames Ridge. Dcl-and; Florida ley, Florin* Trlrrson, Mr*. Alex Addlctun, Lorraine Thiele, Char- Malckndd and baby, and Clarence Ir* Holder. Mary Faust ami Driest. Adolph Coble of S.mlord. Rirlh* Mr. amt M u James Smith of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mr*. Robert Einlcy of Sanford, a boy Mr. C. B. Ripley, a resident Mr. and 'I r * James Addlelon of of Sanford miiiic to years ago, Sanford, a girl was killed In *n automobile a cci­ Mr. and Mr*. Vincent 'Uncle of dent early Hus morning at Ft. Tierce. Sanford, a hoy Dismissal* John Fitzpatrick, close friend John Warren, lumgwuod; Olga of the accident Victim, repur.rd Nettles, Osteen: Mildred Newton, that detail* of the accident were D olla r); Sandra Stewart, He- not available at this tune and Land, Mrs Hen* Godfrey and that funeral arrangements had Itaby, Minnie Ice I'alton, Mr*. not been made. Dressing Mr. C. B. Ripley In Fatal Accident Idyllwilde Rollins Announces Added Course « Jeweled lircon pin, worn by b orde A black leaf velvet hat, with a Itoudinot showed her creation n( Hue lo rupid use of the federal flights over difficult and inarces- appropriation tar Personal Sur­ vival Schools throughout Hie aibla terrain in support o f scientif­ stale, Seminole Count), along ic investigation. with other counties, ha* been tem ­ “ Working lung hours under ex­ porarily tarred lo rut back it* tremely adverse weather condi­ number of anticipated courses to tions, lie served to Inspire all who be offered here, worked with him and contributed E. 8. Douglass, county adult materially to the successful com ­ education supervisor, said how­ pletion o f alt flights. ever, that all groups and organi­ “ Hi* technical skill, laadeiship, sations who already h a w asked zealous devotion to duty were in to sponsor courses will tie permit­ keeping with the highest tradi­ ted to dy su. ilescrvalinns have tions o f the U. 8. Naval S ervice/' been made by eight Interested The citation is signed by John groups which will carry the pro­ R. Connally, .Secretary o f the gram through December. Enroll­ ment limit* on tln-se classes will Navy. “ On* partiiular mission uvtr the be doubted. Douglass advised A. H, Frierson Sr., civil d e ­ haxatstaua terrain o f lha Antarctic in which Kirtley risked his life, fense director, who expressed r e ­ making aome rrpairs lo the plana gret that the classes had to be while in the air, was written up in curtailed just at this time when the nationwide syndicated column they are in such demand, ta pes that additional fund* will be made o f Om late Ed k oteiba, 'W ashing­ available in time tn continue the ton Calling',” program this fait. Kirtley, who attended Sanford schools, enlisted in the Navy at th* beginning o f World War II and was aboard lha USB Hornet when it woe sunk in the f’acifie. Ha haa seen duty In m sny places, The Rollins College News Bu­ moat notably, at both the North reau has advised that early appli­ and th* feouth Pule*. He is now in San Juan, Puerto cations indicate sufficient stu­ Rico, with Detachment Six o f dent demand to add a course in analytical mechanic* to th* fall \ P -lg out o f Jacksonville. term of the graduate program to physics. Dr. Dan A. Thomas, program director, said Hie course will in­ clude classes in advanced math em stic* amt quantum meehanlrs In th* semester running from Oct I until Feb. 9. Thr Ladies Auxiliary. WW, VFW, Applications will be accepted voted at their last meeting to through this week hy th# regis­ hold a rummage isle in Osteen trar who also lias the 1981-I3*»2 on Sept. 23rd. physica brochure which give* ad­ Donation* of clothing, dishes mission requirements. Registra­ and useful household article* will tion for tbe fall term ia slated he greatly appreciated and will from * a. m. until 1 p. m. in be picked up by calling either Knowles Science Hall Sept. 30 Mra. T. J. Sides or Mrs. Paul Classes will meet two nights each Texold. week. Delegates to the National con­ vention is being held in Dallas. T e n s , were elected at the meet­ DETROIT I LTD — The If. S. ing. They were Mr*. Harry Os­ teen, president and Mra. Beaula government stepped up pressure tor a fast settlement of th* United Thornton. A social hour was enjoyed with Auto Workers sink* against Genmember* of the barracks and eral Motors today with Labor Sec­ refreshments were served by retary Arthur J, Goldberg urging Mr*. Raymond Lawton and Mrs a return to full production at HM by Monday, Taut Peaold a* hosleasea. tlirn by same material. The modern ladies at the lunch­ Bill Kirtley Of Sanford Awarded Survival Courses Medal, Navy Secretary's Citation Face Cut Back Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kirtley of Mary, which i* affiliated with (lie Lake Mary Catholic Women's Holden Luke report thut their son, Club of the Church of Nativity, Chief Aviation Marhini.xU Mate Hill Kirtley, has been awarded the held Us monthly meeting Thurs­ Navy Comim-udatioii Medal, mid a day night at the home of Mrs. citation by tbe Secretary o f the John Fitzpatrick in lo c h Arbor. Navy. Mrs. l,rnnard Dunn, circle .T h e citation reads us follow s; ‘'F or meritorious service in con­ chairman, and members of the Q grou p made plana for their booth nection with opeiuliun “ D e e p Fresrxe HO" In the Antarctic while at the annual church bazaar. serving with Air Development This event will be held the first Squadron Bix, assigned as plane week of December in the new- captain o f squadron helicopters, "K irtley participated jy building on the church site at the dead end of Country Club Rd. spun-iir the drink, pickpocket and atraw of L o t'll A K HO It “ for those who want the very best” • RnMEfl o f DISTINCTION, RESTRICTED and EXCLUSIVE • FEATURING LARGE IDIOMS THROUGHOUT • DltlvV.VI KITCHENS m Mr Conditioning and Healing by G-E VVrather!run . , . w# i sn't resist—xductiv*iy simple, flashed with on* fo ­ cal point in mind: th* soft bow. Hy PARKLAND In 90% a ceta l*/10% nylon matte jer­ sey. 114.05 • i id or. Dated Taint* sad Indnidual Landseaping Luxuriously Kquipped By k s i '& k ' S E N E R A l Q ELECTRIC This is on* o f th* many brand new fall style* w* now have on display. DIRECTIONS: SlfWQMak&h CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Custom Iluiltlinc ■ Specially 211 W. 23th ST. General O ffice FA 2-3103 Sales* O ffice FA 2-7103 Turn Went At Be* our exciting lelrcliim o f Jewelry and new fall hata. The T raffic Light mi 17-92 At 20lh Street Drive 2 Mile* To Idyllwilde Howes FASHIONS 2320 1'ark Dr. OPEN DAILY TIL L t l : » _ FRID AY* T IL L 1:0* P. M. �;r . v .■/ ■•f; » r i t l m d b y South Carover alleged " l U l I l l " o f t h « Y . T ^ i i t o r y ~ h a a becomo a fuxxy, tangled th in , w hich needs to have Its separate strands pulled out and examined. Lately Thurmond has been tilting lances with Sec* retary o f Defense Robert McNamara. Earlier his ch ief a d v en ery was Arkansas' Sen. J. William Fulbright, who la a memorandum charged that many military men were Improperly Injecting themselves into political fields. The whole debate moves along against the back* drop o f the celebrated case o f Gen. Edwin A . Walker, w h o was removed from a divisional command in Ger­ m any on grounds ha sought to indoctrinate his troops w ith extremist right-wing views, calculated to influence their absentee votes for congressmen In 1960. A t the outset, we should understand this; The con­ tenders agree, though their hot words sometimes oh■cure th e fe ct, that military men may properly epeek but on military matters. McNamara recently reaffirm ed this ae th e admtniatration’e position. W here they dieegree is on what other topics mili­ ta r y men m ay speak publicly and to whom. The subject, m eet at Iseue In the debate ia communism, and how its dangers should bo taught. [8 In Thurmond's view, military men are extraordin­ arily equipped to explain the Communist menace both t o s e m c e personnel end to tho general public. Says he: “ The military leader Is e particularly effective o f information against communism . . . Many in uniform havo a unique understanding o f the They are trained to anticipate the enemy. They g e t to know tho enemy and how he operates." Sen. Albert Gore o f Tennessee, euporting the Fulbrlght opposition viewpoint, answers Thurmond this w a y : “ Essentially, it is not the function o f the mili­ tary . . . to give political instruction to the American people." Fulbright himself goes beyond this in his memor­ andum and argusa that, at least in the middle to higher echelons o f service, Indoctrination o f the military itself in m ajor aspects o f world affaire— including commuglam— should be in civilian hands. Thurmond no loss than his opponents accepts the premise that no military man should plunge into do­ m estic politics. But here the controversy is at Its fus­ siest. Fur he and some others brand welfare features o f • the U. 8. government ae aocIaliet-Communlst in tenden­ cy, and ae such fit subjects for military men warning o f the perils o f communism. The opposition says the whole domestic field It out o f bounds to service personnel. In this frse-speech country, if we must err it must be on the side o f letting men talk. Y et soldiers are not llticiani, nor are they foreign policy makers. They are und, responsibly, to observe prudent limits In what they eay to their men and to people at large. G Auxiliary Member Gels VFW Honor ■ y M M . ADAM MULLER said, and were very happy with Mrs. William Canada/ received tha gifts ainee such llcm e bring • 13-year continuous membership so much pleasure and cheer to bar at lha September meeting the patients. o f the DeBary VFW F oil Auxi­ Another report was given by liary bald at tha home of the Sally Peralto who attended the convention in Palm Beach, At the close ot the meeting re­ Mra, C anada/ Joined the organ* ballon in Albany, N. Y. where freshment! were served by Mr*. ahe waa a mem ber o f the aux­ Sanlillo. iliary to Pott 1019. H r i. Jaeph Sanlillo, who with bar huiband and M ri. Schnabel vlilted the Lake City Veteran'! hoipllaL Aug. 30 reported on the visit made to preicnt the hos­ JACKSONVILLE (U P ll — Ba­ pital with IS 12.13 worth or ditty con Construction Co., Inc,, of bags, scuff*, books, clothing and Port Canaveral was awarded an o'.hcr articles. |H,5S1 contract today to huild Hospital Administrator Baldwin Minuteman mlssite test facilities ami Mrs. Geneva llofm an, head for the Air Forre a t Cape Cana o f veteran'! affairs there, were veral. on hand to greet them, Mrs. SanThe U. f*. Arm y Corps o f Engi­ tlllu said, and during their visit thry also visited John Schormlorf, neers, which awarded the con Leo Nasii and Edward Gardner, tract, laid construction would h»gln within a few day* and must pephew of Mra. P. II. Ahrens. Hospl.nl personnel received he completed within 113 calender them with gracious wclcume, tho days, president, Ura. Billie Schnabel. 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Btcalatlaaa yravMte that all wall aahocrtytlaaa h. yalA la ; adra^ta. |1 ’■•-l tZ J ilIfl To The Editor Editor available oxygen in the air. Na­ The Sanford Herald turally, shelters designed to with­ Sanford, Florida stand firestorms will be consid­ Subject: Evaluation o f Harald re­ erably more expensive than those port on Cdr. A. R. Smith addreaa to local Rotariaus as aimed at protecting only against the radiation hazard.” published Sept. 12. Cdr. Smith la quoted, "Allbough Dear Sir: cannot protect yourself H ie cursory headline. *'NO you BOMB COULD DEVASTATE against a direct hit, you certainly WHOLE A R EA” Is qualitatively can protect yourself against the and quantitatively Intangible. The fallout, which Is what would hit report (te e subject) conflicts sub­ thii area.” The design o f messes stantially with data presented In to resist an assumed system of the AEC publication “ The Efferla nuclear furces is not beyond con­ o f Nuclear W eapons" and with temporary structural cnginterlng opinions voiced by groups of rcc- techniques. Since "d irect hit" is ognlied authorities . , . La. Fall* not defined 1 cannot assume that Cdr. Smith allows the placement out, published by Basic Books. Cdr. Smith is quoted, “ There is of an appropriate m a n between no bom b made, not even the 100 Ihe blast and the object! s> to b ? However, IF Cdr. m egaton. one that Ihe .Russians protected. talk about, (tu t could devastate Smith meant to exclude the possi­ the whole o f central Florida.” bility o f nuclear effects other than Yet, Ralph E. Lapp, physicist and fallout In Seminole County he has euthor, form er assistant director remarkable insight. Cdr. Smith is quoted, “ Even o f Argonne National Laboratory, executive director of Atomic canned foods, which have been e x ­ Energy for Research and Develop­ ment Board, and head of Nuclear Physics Branch o f Uffice o f Naval Research, aaya in “ Fallout," . . . " I d Ihe absence o f air a nuclear explosion concentrates more ener­ gy In the heat flash. A ten-mega­ ton burst in Hie thin atmosphere 30 miles above tha earth's surface could send a scaring wave of heat over in area o f 3,000 square miles. Combustibles within this area would be ignited by the Rash. The flash of heat, plus the effect* of blast, would start a multitude of small biases. Undsr certain condi­ tions these would fuse into large fires and ultimately might pro­ duce a “ firestorm ," the technical name o f a massive fire in which air drawn toward the center o( the burning area has a blowtorch effect and perpetuatea the con­ flagration. Several firestorms were produced by the bombing of German cities with incendiaries, and one firestorm occurred afler a lire raid on Tokyo. Tho atomic bombs crested a firestorm at Hiroshima but nut it Nagasaki. Some esperts who have studied the phenomenon believe that fireatorms would ba the inevitable consequence of a megaton burst over a large American city. . . . The firestorm poses a vexing problem to civil-defense planners. Shelters would have to be pro­ vided with a Ini ill-in atmosphere l i e . , an oxygen supply), for the holocaust would consume the posed to radiation art edible, he said, you can wash the can off and It will be perfectly alright." This statement if not qualified could be disastroui to some Semi­ nole County residents. For more specific data obtain "C IV IL DE­ FENSE TECHNICAL BULLETIN . . . PERMISSIBLE EM ERGEN­ CY LEVELS OF RADIOACTIVITY IN WATER AND FOOD” (T B -U g) from tbe office ot Civil Defense. Strontium 90 hat a Physical Half-Life ot a years and a Biolo­ gical Half-Life o f 10 ytara . . . these figures vary with tha state­ ment, “ Strontium 90 does not dis­ sipate it meraly accumulates.” 1 suggest that liberally educated readers of the Sanford Harald consider purchasing nuclear pub llcationi similar to those men­ tioned. They are most useful in evaluating newspaper reporting, speakers, shelters, warning syi terns and commissioners. Sincerely, Eoghan n. Kelley Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic CASE J-193: Carl W., aged 47, la a dynamo of energy. "D r . Crane," his wife beaan. "Carl is literally killing himself. “ Our doctor has urged him to relax and take things easy. But Carl has a mania to participate in lodge and d u b work. “ He Is the ringleader In our Community Chest and Hed Cross and YMCA and other fine civic campaigns. “ In fact, 1 rarely see him at home till midnight on any night in the week, even including Sunday. “ He protests that he just can't get out ot his many obligations, but 1 sometimes wonder If he really WANTS to do so " CARL’S SMOKE SCREEN Men like Carl ir e a great boon to civilization and Ihe wheel horses of fhc.r local civic pro­ gress. But when a man develops a "m an ia” to be away from home •very nighl. even though in laud­ able church or YMCA and civic work, you may become a little luapicioua, as Carl's wife indi­ cates. That I* doubly true tf the man is p u t the age of 40. Tor such males often try to dll guise their platonie martial role by drumming up excuses for being away from their mates. The onset of male Impotence is often revelled by the drinker who now stumbles home half drunk at 2 a.m . w hin ha was previously a non-drinker or very moderate user o f whiskey. Ills sudden addiction to alcohol then acts as a red herring to his wife and diverts her attention from suspecting the real problem, namely, her husband's humiliation at letting her know he Is platonic. Not i l l men, however, hide in a drunken etupor at this crucial time in their lives. Som e try to "paint lha town red " by an exaggerated emphasis on nighl clubbing, burlaique shows or dale* with seductive sirens, whose novelty may free the staid husband from his psychic Impotence. Other good husbands don't paint tho town red, but may lavish an excessive amount of time painting the garage and house, manicuring the shrubbery and barbenng the lawns. V .A . Financing is now available — for homes (R a v s u m a Ifanaasr Ella rod o . a.road olaoa aoail.r Mrlakrr IT. tail at tha Pool Otfl.a af Saafare, Florida aidar lha Art at Caa«r*aa af Marah L IIT*. Tha Ifasaie la a ai.aahar af lha Lolita Pro*, ahlrt la taitilad atrlaa. Italy la lha waa laa tayabltaatiaa at all lha laaal aaai yttataO lalhla t t a it a ttt. rF Letters sivut.vx j . cuaiiixu r a s v K VOLTQLIXB AdvartWInf Ulrrciwr CltcuUlloa U.n*s*r MVMHIETr JUIIXMJ.V Claaaltlad Uanaa.r S'BEU WELL* SAME U lEOEISAKEB UtvhanclU Xu»L PwMIakaO ually asaayl lotarday, Saaday, aad carlo to.a<| »oil Iotaa Salordar stawiSUe Chrlalnao. -HP**w W ASHINGTON— (N E A )—P ost­ m an* m i on the death e f affective federal aid-to-edocation legislation this year reveal considerable in eptneao on th o .p a r t o f Ksnnedy administration doctor* who tried to save the ailing bill. M eet o f tho responsibility has been placed nn the coalition o f 83 Democrats—only flv o from the northern itateo—and 180 Republi­ cans w ho voted against even con ­ sidering each IcgielatJon in Ihe House. W hat they were opposing w as the compromise package pul to ­ gether b y Secretary o f Health, E dueation and W elfare Abraham A . K fbieoff. H* sold hie bill o f good to tho Democrats on tho House Educa­ tion and Labor Committeo under fta chairman, Adam Clayton P ow ­ ell o f Now Y ork. Ho even fold It to Rep. Jamea J . Delaney o f N ew Y ork, w hole opposition In tha House Rules Committee had blockad consideration o f the original administration |2.S bil­ lion aid-to-edueation program. R lblcoff apparently thought he bad the aolutlon to break the dead­ lock, but it w as a bad miscalcula­ tion. Included In hie package were one-year extension o f student loans under the National Defense Education A ct and federal aid to Impacted areas. But on top o f them waa put a bill by Rep. Frank Thompson Jr., ef New Jersey, pro­ viding $325 million In federal aid to the statei fo r echool construc­ tion In district! o f dire need. Tha $325 million figure was con­ sidered a magic number because that was the amount which tha House had approved last year. It was made more palatable by tak­ ing ou t all mention o f aid fo r teachers* salaries. But the for­ mulas fo r d e t e r m i n i n g the amounts o f federal aid w ere changed, and this caused some confusion on what each stats m ight get. When the bill was brought Up in Housa Education and Labor Committee executive eession on the day before it wee to be offered on the floor, there wee a Republi­ can motion to have it read so that the committeo members would know what was in it. Aa reported by Rep. Jerry Ford, R-Mich., in a leter to hia constitu­ ents, tills was voted down on a straight party line roll call vote o f 17 Democrats to 13 Kipubtlcani. Then, by another 17-13 roil call vote, the commlttc decided to lim it discussion of ike bill to 70 m in ­ ute*. Fifty Bshintaa vrert spent on Others were ofksM t .religious is­ one amendment. The minority Re­ sue w u involved. In a few states which m ay i o i £ publicans were gives one hour to congressional seats under rediasubmit opposition view* fa writing trictin* next year, t h e n w as some for tha committee report printed fear that s a y v ote aa a controv­ that day. ersial issue m ight be used a t home A s Ford—who is not a member to wipe ou t an incumbent con­ o f tho comlmttoe—reported in his gressman's district. Washington Review, “ This was an Tho whole business Just g ot too unconscionable and unheard o f complicated. There w as no compul­ limitation on the right e f the min­ sion to vote. National Defense Ed­ ority to havo their separate views ucation A ct does not expire till reported.” next June 30, so there w ill be t i m ^ W ord o f this Democratic effort for another look. The old rule of, to railroad their last-minute corn- “ When in doubt, do nothing!* pre­ premia# circulated rapidly. I t stif- vailed. fsned Republican opposition. Normolly, about 40 Republicans favor Memorial federal aid to education. But only G ifts 8 Republicans voted with 183 for northern Democrats to consider H EA RT the measure. U Would have Ukan RESEARCH a switch b y 40 more votes to „ ■G w t a t a lt l.^ 8 carry. Acknowledged! i t was a combination e f other factors that (tiffin ed the Demo­ cratic opposition. Tho southerners seldom have voted in a more solid block. Soms may havo fait that thia was a forerunner o f federal aid fo r integrated schools only. T lM I N O L X - Do BART COUNCIL P. o . VETERANS — up to f ia J ik $15,000 in A COMMUNITY OF HOMER What Is It That You Want? 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These youngsters have plenty o H i f i " and pep. So much so, that BUILT WITH PRIDE our specialty In custom building-W e will be glad FA 2-3103 SALES OFFICE FA 2-7495 BOX 1M SANFORD. FLA. Friday, September 16,1961 WALTEB J . UIELOW. BUITOE A PL'BLISHEk U a n u ln f Political Notebook 'C O t '5 GETTING I OFF E A SY . e-iv . — . Page (1 ( A,' FLORIDA FOW 8 R A LI 6 HT CO. MfirJMB I (MO riOIISA W. Seett Burn*, Mgr. 207 M et. A r c �Capacity Crowd For Seminole Grid Opener Expected Locals Play •Ft A capacity crowd ia expected to­ night fo r the I p. m. kickoff of tho opening football (a m * between tho Seminole Hi|h School Seminolee end tho Tituivill* Terriers at tacklaa; Marvin Fallow s and Ricky — * * tc o Am erican League Butch Riser Bob Lewis Eugene W illiam s James Jones V ic Welch x o t ic m r o n ntn* The Uoani of Count? Commitilanere of Seminole Count?, n o r * 4» will receive bide at the eflloe >f Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk, in the Caurthoueo at Bottford, Flor­ id* up to ItDO P. 3f. Mond*?, Octib*r 1. I t i t for deliver? o f (ho tallowing appruiliuet* qaintttle* kt mater!*!* durliis the twelve month period ending October 1. 1MI. 1 ITEM JIO 1 lS.IO* Tone * f Bleet-fur»ne* Sleg In the fellowlng Ssslf* noted else*: tirades It, II, a is. The uuantltleo s r s spproslmate •nJ so guarantee te given « r Im­ plied as te tetsl sraeuntt te st wilt he required during the per­ iod e f the eeairaet. The hid p r k i shall he h it de­ livered price. freight (repaid. F O B . te s o ? railhead ta Seminole Count? and should oielude an? xontptad State e f Federal taaea. Individual ardara e f deitgnaiad s u e t ara t* ha dellverad aa head­ ed. All material* to he furnlehed must conform to the current Stanilard gpecltlratlone or the Stata Kood Uopartment o f FlerldaHids te be eacloeed |n A sealed enveiep* plaint? market en the outside “ BID FOR rURXMHUCO 8 LA(I, open October S. I H t " Bid* will h* epeaed at l t : l l A.V. on Tuesday, Octeber S, 1MI at a meeting to b* held In th* Couat? Ifammltsloa Meeting Room In the C eu rtbou eo at S an ford, Ft»rl<» Th* right I* reserved to w a n * • or Irreeularltla* or technical!tie* la l>,d* and te rejest aa? er alt bid*. Hoard i f Couat? Commlaatonoro aomlnel* Count?, Florida j . C. Hutohleon. Chairman b y : w . C Biiae, Jr. count? rnslaeer Fub.tah Sept. IS. !J. l ilt - - ■" *' » Don Harvey Pitt, Miami Hurricanes Clash In Orange Bowl Action Saturday hunting season one-half hour b4- Legal Notice Russ Pearson J. B. Phillips r* T A L L A H A S S E E - Marsh hen hunters will open Florida's 1901-42 Lavt novel written by Thomas Msnn was “ Confessioni of Felix ’ Krull, Confidence M an." John Boniface T * ' ' 1f Gary Davidson CORAL G ABLES (UFI> — The Pittsburgh football team i* due in .Miami today for a warmup in tha Orange Ituwt before tackling the University o f Miami Hurricanes Saturday. The ilurricanrs ran through their plays again Thursday and Head Coach Andy Gustafson de­ cided to hold another brief drill tuday. Gustafson named hnlfbuclc Nick Splnelli and hanl-paaalng quarter­ back George Mira Thureday to fill tha laet two backfield opening* for Bubba Davis Bill Phagan Jim Tenvilleger Babe's Whirlwind Homer Finish Making It Rough For M antle, Maris United Press International ris hasn't hit one since Sept. 9 Babe Ruth’ s whirlwind finish of and Mantle since Sept. 10. Maris had three hits In eight 1937 appears today to be killing trip* and Mantle went u-for-7 in off the cbancts of Roger Maris Thursday's duuhleheader. Home and Mickey Manila to set a new runs by Floyd Robinson and Jim home run record. Landis paced the White Sox' open­ The chances of either equalling or breaking Ruth's mark of CO ing-gams victory which m apped a 13-gams Yankee winning streak homers in one season were dim ­ and then At Sm ith'! fourth single med near the point of extinction capped a three-run ninth-inning Thursday when both went burnerrally that enabled the Whits Sox lass in the New York Yankees' to deal relief ace Luis Arroyo his M and 4-3 losses to the Chicago fourth loss In the nightcap. White Sox. With 34 ho m en in 1*7 games, Maria now must bit four in his next seven g a m 's to equal the rseord within ths 134-gam* limit prescribed by Commissioner Ford Frick. With 33 h om en . Mantle faces the almost impotsible task of hitting seven—or an average of o m per gnm c for Uts next aev* sn games. The Yankees play a 112-game schedule this season but Frick is standing by hts rulmg that Maris or Mamie must reach 00 within 134 games ta be officially credited with tying the mark. The Yankee aluggeri go into the last-ditch stage o f their long pursuit o f Ihe old mark thit weeksod with a four-game icn ea in Detroit beginning with a twt-night doubleheader tonight. At this Stage of the 1137 season Ruth was hitting ’em filt e r than ever—bs hit six in his last tight games and four In his last three—but Maris and Mantle arc slowing down. Ma­ McCanna, guards; Joh n Criswell, League Leaders Hunting Season For Fowl Nears fore sunrise Saturday, Sept. 23, according to A. D. Aldrich, dir­ ector, Game and Fresh Fish Commission. The d iy 'a ing will end at sunset. Hunting the migratory rails and gallinulei (marsh hens) will be allowed for 63 consecutive days ending Nov. 26. Bag limita for all rails and galllnutes, except aora rail. Is 13 for day's bag and 30 for total possession. Dsily bag lim it for aora rail ia set at 23, with a total possession o f 23. Although rails and galtimiles are found throughout the state, most o f the successful marsh hen hunting is done In six countica along Florida's Northeast coast— Nassau, Duval, 3L Johns, Flag lar, Volusia and Brevard. Under the Migratory Bird Act. m arsh hen hunters must have their shotguns plugged to threeshell capacity. RUiea are pro­ hibited. Duck etamp la not re­ quired for marsh bans. F ri. Sept. 15, 1961 — P a ce 7 The Lynmn Greyhounds will meet Crystal River tonight at Crystal River to open the 1961*62 grid eeasem. Coach Bill Proctor reported today hia Greyhound! were "u p” fo r this name and will be in top physical ahape. The starting lineup for the game tonight will be Ron H u g g in s and L a R u e P a lm e r , e n d s ; Ron Latte and R oy L in k , Municipal Stadium. Tituarlllo w ill coma to town all keyed up to a ven fe tho IS to • defeat at tho hands o f tho Semlnoles last year. Jim P ifott's Indiana are ju st as eager to keep their win record over Titusville intact in or* der to start Iheseason in the right _ column. * “ The team te aa ready as w e can b e ," laid Coach PIgott. The Seminolca w ill pin their hopea on their running gam e and tho ability o f tho dofonoo to atop tho running and paaaing o f tho Terrier*. Coach PIgott announced tho of* fenelvo and defensive lineup thio morning. The offon ilra team will Include Don Harvey and John Bon* £ nlface at enda; Eugene Williams • and Bob Lewie, tackles; Bus* Pier* ■on and Vie Welsh, guards; J, B. Phillips, esntor; Jim Tsrwllleger, quarterback; Bubba Davis and Dutch Riser, halfbacks, and Bill Phagan, fullback. Ths d tfsn sivt tsam will tins up as follow s: Eugene Williams and Don Har­ vey, ends; Vic Walsh and Russ £ Pearson, tackles; J. B. Phillips, middle guard; Gary Davidson and Jimmy Junes or Jim Terwillegsr, outside linebackers; Bill Phsgmn and Dutch Riser, inside lineback­ ers, end Bubba Davia and John Bonnlface, deep backs. In Wcdnosday’a story about tho program given for the team at the First Prssbytarian Church last Sunday night it waa inadvertently £ reported that the pastor was a Rev. Mr. Spears. The pastor o f the church is the Rev. Grover Sowell, who was also tho speaker on tho program . flfsralt Lyman Opens Season Tonight Titusville ^ e n la tB The Yankees' m sgic pennant clinching number was reduced to six when the Kansas City A 's beat the Detroit Tigsrs, 3-2, and the Minnesota Twins scored a 3-1 v ic­ tory after a 3-1 loss to the Lns Angeles Angels in other AI. games. In the National League, the Los Angelas Dodgers pulled out a 7-0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pi­ rates on Duke Snider’ s ninth-in­ ning humer to move within live games of idle Cincinnati, the St. Louis Cardinals downed the Chi­ cago Cubs, 1-7 and 0-3, and the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the San Franciico Giants, 4-3. Bob Shaw won his 11th game with a nine-hitter behind an eight, bit Kansas City attack that in­ cluded a homer by Wayne Causey and Ihrta hits by Jim Rivera. Paul FoyUek, ripped for four runs in two innings, was charged with his 10th loss. Dick Drown homered for the Tigers. Ted Dowsitcld pitched a five- hitter and struck out seven to win his 10th game for the Angels but the Twins squared the doublehead­ er on Jim Kaal'a three-hitter. Leon Wagner and Rocky Bridges had two hits r ich for the Angela in the opener anil Lcnnie Green had two hits for the Twins in Iho second, Snider's three-ruu pinch homer climaxed a four-run nlnth-lnning outburst that prevantad the Dodg­ ers from falling six games behind the Reds in Ihe NL race. Elroy Face replaced Clem Labine after Frank Howard s single scored one run and put two man on base but Snider followed with hts ‘ 'saving'' homer. Catcher Smoky Durgcst had paced the Pirates to an early lead with four aioglea. Ken B oycr’a seven hits, Includ­ ing an llth-inning homer in the nightcap, paced the Cardinals to lhair sweep of the Cubs. Boyer, who h id five hi!i in the second game, tied the score at 3-S with a nmth'-iiimng double. He bad a triple and a single and Stan Musial bad a homer and two ainglrs lo lead tho Cardinals' 11-hit at­ tack in the first game. Wes Covington's lOth-inoing ho­ mer, hit second ef the game, gave Johnny Burhardt his sixth win for the Phillies and handed Dick Le May his sixth defeat. Tony Gon­ zales also homered for the Phil­ lies while Willie Mays hit No. 33 for the Giants Navy League Off To Fast Start F laJtr * Chab G. AB R. H. ret. Howard, N .Y . 113 399 eo 140 .304 Cash, D el. 144 444 107 174 .360 P en a l, Clev. 114 403 79 131 J23 Mantle, N .Y. 144 493 124 13S .320 Kaline, Dct. 140 331 109 .174 J10 119 344 02 120 .313 Robnso, Chi. Brandt, Balt. 123 471 43 147 .312 GcntUe, Balt. 133 442 90 137 .310 Baltoy, Min. 123 420 63 131 .303 Romno. Clev. 133 476 71 1*2 .300 National League Ctmota, Pitts. 137346 97 194 .339 Pinson, Cin. 143369 97 194 .344 Boyer, St. L. 110 343 99 131 .333 Robnsn, Cin. 142 307 111 104 J27 Aaron, Mil. 141 3t6 107 176 .322 M oos, L. A . 120413 CO132 .322 Maya, S. F. 139321 117 100 .307 Mathws, Mil. 134321 02 160 .307 Altman, Chi. 123477 72 146 .300 Ctptda, S.F . 134333 34 102 .303 Hom o Run* A m ericas League— Marls, Yan­ kees 30; Mantle, Yankee* 33, Kil lebrew, Tw ins 43; Gentile, Oriole* 43; Colavlto, Tigers 42. National League — Ccpeda, Giants 40; Mays, Giant* 34; Rob­ inson, Rada 33; Aaron, Braves 33; Adcock, Braves 30; Stuart, Pirates 30. Runs Batted In American League— Maria, Yan­ kees 133; Colavito, Tigers 13d; Gentile, Orioles 129; Mantle, Y ou keea 124; Cash, Tigers 116. National League — Coped t Giants 127; Rohinson, Red* 119; Aaron, Braves 110; May*, Giants 110; Stuart, Pirates 104. Pitching American League — Ford, Yan­ kees 23-3; Terry, Yankee* lt-3; Schwill, Red Sox 13-4; Arroyo, Yankees 14-4; Latman, Indian* 12-4. Nallaaal League—Podro*, Dodg­ er* 18-3; Miller, Giant* 11-4; Jay, Red* 20-4; O 'Toole, Reds 13-9; McDaniel, Cards 10-6. center; Gen* G riffin, qustterbeckj Paul Blackford, le ft Iho l'urricitnes’ clash with tha Panthers. Spinelll will run at right half­ back In place o f injured Eddie Johns and Nick Rider will start at left halfback. Team captain Jim Vullrnweidcr will start in the full­ back slot. Gustafson said his other start­ ers would he: Hill Miller, left end; ■Stan Maluty, left tackle; Bill Dia­ mond, left guard; Bob Dentel, cen­ PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (U P I) ter; Bob Kggrrt, right guard; Bill W elle, right tackle, and Larry —Joe Carr, the affable irishman, and Jack Nlcklaus, the pounding Wilson, right end. Buckeye, went shoutin' today for a chance to battle each oth er In the finals o f the U5GA National Amateur gulf tournament. Already rated as the tw o finest By United Press laleraatioBal simon - pur* ahotmakera in th* world, their path I* blocked by National leagu e W. L. Pet, GB a pair o f youngsters who know nothing o f golfing greatness. 17 >0 .004 Cincinnati They era Marion C. Methvin and l-o* Angeles 80 39 .578 5 Milwaukee 70 04 .343 9Vs Bud Wyson—an d-all they can do ia drive, approach and putt like San Fra net ve­ 75 04 .340 10 daemons. 71 67 .323 12 st. Louis 69 71 .499 17 Carr comer up against tha Texas Pittsburgh 39 42 .418 27 Chicago atrongboy, W ysong. N kklaus faces 4J 99 .303 43 th Methvin, e Louisiana Htate College Philadelphia Am erica* League athlete from Little Rock, Ark. W. L. Pet. GB too 47 .080 New York «r» 57 .bio tors Detroit LONDON (U P I)—John Caldwell 87 61 .344 13Vi Hallitnorc 80 00 .341 20'h o i Belfast has signed a tentative Chicago 72 74 .493 27 is agreement to meet Eder Jofra of Cleveland Brasil for Iho world bintam 7t 64 .477 30 Boston 04 12 ,*3S 35Vi weight championship provided he Lot Angele* c in ragsin his European crown tk) 02 .434 30 Minnesota 51 92 .370 43th in a return bout against Franco's Kansas City 34 93 .307 46is Alphonse Halimi on Oct. 31. Washington All Out Battle Looms In Am-Play Standings The Navy W ives League, aponaored by Holler Motor Kales gut o ff to a f is t beginning Friday st tiie Jot Latin. Lota o f gutter balls were thrown due tu to many beginning bowlers but sveryone soon settled, iluwn to more serious bowling. High game honor* for the day went to Martha Khinard with a 200 game. Buddy W«ll*. a aubatitut* for Park Ridge, bowled s 18ti, and the 4-1U split w ss picked up by Jean McGuire. Park Ridge was credited with high team singles while the Navy Wivea 211 raptured high aeries. VAI1-.1 " ( r Wives and NAMTD era tied for first piece with a three win, one toes record. h alf) Call J'realty, full, and Jim m y Williams, Bout Set right half. Collins Opens Seattle Golf Lead SEATTLE (U P I)— Bpleed b y a |10,000 hole-in-*) n* by Miller Bar* her, a golfer who really needa the money, the (30,000 G reater 8eettie Open went into lta second round today with Bill Colllna’ first round t!4— *lx under par— holding a two* stroke lead. Collins, a 33-year-old player w ho hallo from Baltimore and plays out o f Miami, demonstrated he has recovered fr o m the w rist Injury whieh put him la a alx-week slump earlier in th* year. Big Rill needed on ly 29 putts over the 6,324-yird Broadmoor G olf Club course. Hia only bogoy w as on tha 7th hole— th* sera* hole where Barber th ot his p erfect 237-yard beeline to grab tho |10?> ooo bonus, (0,000 o f which will coma out o f tha poekata o f Lloyda o f London. The oth er |1,140 ta th* premium paid by th* aponaortng Beattie Town and Country Club, Lanky A l Balding, Toronto, O n t, established tha early pace o f the first round with a 04, toon equal* led by Jncky Cuplt o f Longview, Tex., end Dave Hill, a 24-year-old Denver pro who took top cash in hia home town's (25,000 open last week. Nationwide Paces T Loop Keglers in the first two weak* o f th* " T " League bowling, th* Nation­ wide team has seven wins fo r a 2,929 pin fall total. The first week thero waa a four* w ay tie for second plaeo which waa broken this week by the San­ ford Harold team, com ing ou t in second place and leaving a three* way tie for third. Teams One, Three and Six ara tied for third with Team Five last. High game w as Carolyn Keen's 108 with high serial o f 483. Thia week, high gam e and aeries were taken by Mary Jane G or­ ton with a 183-307. Sha also bad four (trikes in a row, Hl|h teem game last week waa taken by Nationwide with high game of 33a end high aeries of 1,4-18. High game this week w u taken by Ihe sem e team. The Herald team had a 306. Last week Gloria Simpson and Drana Clark made the &-10 split, and Carolina Fierro m ade the 58-10. This week, m ore splits were picked up with Bonnie Schaoffcr making the 2-7 and the 3-10 and Jeannatte Moore m ade the 3-10. Margaret Moore and Deane Clark both made the 4-3-7 and Clara Tinlln made the 4-3, twice. Auburn Hit Hard By Injuries; Hurt Gators Back By United Fresa International Alabama and Auburn were hit hard by injuries Thursday but elsewhere in the Sou the a stern Conference things were looking up. All but two o f tha 13 injured Georgia Bulldogs were back In the lineup as Coach John Griffith sent hia team through a fast- paced workout in abort*. All but three of the Injured Florida Gatora have returned to practice. Stilt out are guard Jack Tbom pion with an Injured knee, fullback Paul Vargecko, who has a broken c o st, and Mfetyinan Paul White, who Is nursing a pull­ ed leg muscle. Right guard Billy Basham re­ turned to contact work it MlfsD* ilppt aLer m using practice ior about a wee*. With • shoulder in­ jury. The had news at Auburn was that first team right guard G.W. Clapp will m i*1*8 !* the entire 1901 season because <>t a knee injury. Alabam a went through "learnl r , ‘ drills with It members of the squad misting dut to various injuries. Coaru Paul Bryant said that Doug Christian, a halfback, will be out 'or the zeaaau with a dislocated hip. Tho Tennessee Vols scrimmaged against the T-formation and also held a p j a s t g and kicking drill. Wingback C -arl.e Wyrick, who bad a pu lled. ieg muscle, was back in action. Coach Bobby Dodd swapped two first and second unit guards to beef u*> Georgia Tech's tlefenses. Dodd shifted left guard Rude Guthrie to right guard in the first unit and m o .e d Jack Musa boa t right to left guard, behind Harold Erickson. Mississippi State stressed aerial often** and detenau in a practice behind closed gates. Coach Wade said quarter Charlie Furlow was Impressive in the passing drill. The LSU tigers w orked outdoors for the first time this week. Coach Paul Dictzel said the defense wss the bright spot m a full-speed scrimmage. Coach Andy PUney at Tulene worked his team oa punt returns and kickoff returns. The Crceniei plan a m ajor sc r lm m lg e session for Saturday. NOW OPEN 11 ALL NEW 1 1 IDEAL BARBER SHOP • Open For U uslneu • In City Limit* o f LONGWUOD On Old D liie Highway Emanuel Ansalone, Owner Vanderbilt held a short drill which featured a dum m y scrim ­ mage. Tackle Wayne IUU partici­ pated in practice fo r tho first time since Sept. 1. He had suf­ fered a pulled lag musrie. 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Nowa 1:30 It) Daring Adranturaa ID Phil sllrara 0:41 II) HantUy-BriakUr 1:00 13) Platnro nf tho W ttk II) Ontdorr Bulletin Soar! 1:1* (I) Dong Bdwarda 1:10 it) Ptcturn al tha Weak (I) Rawhlda 1:00 10) llarrlgan S San I:t0 i l ) Plva Star Jnbllaa ID Rama I f ID Tha Pllalataaaa 1:10 (I) Lawlaaa Taara It) 11 Suaaal Strip 1:10 (I) Adrantura Thaaiar (3) Prarlaw Thaatar 10)00 (I) Mlehaal Shayna ID TwIUght Zaae ID Tkh Datactlaaa 10:30 ID Paroon Ta Paraaa ID Tha Law * Mr. Janta ItiM It) Mawaaapa ID — 1 Mg Mawaaaaa • DEAR A B B Y : Can you tell me when it is proper to wear a hat, and .when it is all right to g o without one? I always seem to guess wrong. Even in church some women go hatless. I have felt so foolish wearing a hat that I hsvs left it home on similar occasions. Then I find everyone else Is wearing one, and I feel Ise me. embarrassed. Please H AT PROBLEM DEAR H AT PROBLEM: I f you are to be properly dressed there are occasions when a hat la absolutely mandatory. Church attendance is one. Solemn occa­ sions, such as funerals, christenings and SHIRLEY JONES and Cantinflaa in a scene from ’Pepe” coming to tha Rits Theatre Sunday. With CuP.Inflai, tho jw nutioa o f "Around tbs World la SI D aye," 'starring as "P s p g ," a now excitement in t e n t s entertainm«nt opens Sunday at tbs Rite ing touch football (even then some wear The tier. Co-iUrrdd with tha Inhelmets), a hat always shown smart (ornatlonal comedy favorlto, art D aa Dailey and Shirloy Jones, grooming. white 33 of Hollywood's outstandIng personalities appear ■> guett D art in the m w Columbia release. " P o p o " U a Georgs Sidney pro* ductlon in CinamaScopa and Eait* n a n Color. U parents ora ready for such a •ga for starting lo date 1s IS tha Said lo b t i gala antertain* plan It shouldn't be too hrrd to youngsters aren’ t under any social gat a minimum dating age estab­ pressure to gat started ahead of lished. U could bo dona school by time. school, neighborhood by neighbor­ The problem te going to be In hood, group by group. getting parenta to agree—particu­ Thao individual parants could larly mothers, For In every group say to their own 13 and 13-year- there are some mothers who can't olds; "Y ou can *U rl titling wImu wail fur their little darlings (e s ­ you are 19—and not before." pecially their daughters) to get Without tho usual com a back "AD started on the busineas o f "g row ­ tbs other klda in Junior high achool ing u p ." can have dates," the parents They are tha on ci who think it wouldn't gat much o f on argu­ te Just too cute for 13-year-olds ment. to have dances, to pair off, to be Actually ibo majority o f young chauffeured by mama on after­ teen-agers probably would Just s i noon movie dates— and so on. soon not start dating so tarly. The Gsitlng these mothers to agree reason they want to now is be­ to a minimum dating age may not cause "a ll the other kids d o " and be easy, but with enough pressure they don't want to be "d ifferen t." from sensible parenta perhaps It But If tha commonly accepted could bo done. between 40 and 60 (no older). Aad ho must bo 6 feat tail as I am a well-propor­ tioned B f t 8 in., and don’t fee) comfort­ able with short men around me. 1 am con­ sidered attractive, dress well and enjoy good nmjfc and dancing. I am in excellent health and SB. LOOKING wa Jha (daman Is tbg U m t rips for parsnts all ovar tbs country to adopt a mis* lmum dating ags far thslr chit* d rsa l Dr. David It. Mace, sxscutivg dlrsetor o f tbg Am sricsn Asaoelatloa of Marriage Coussslors, writ­ ing in t national magazine, sayt gf tbg trsnd toward strlter aad asrlter dating: " I bsllevg wo bava no tlmo to w u ts . Wo must rovgrso this trohd. I submit that tha way to do il ia by asUbllsblng an ago below which dating te outlawed tp unif iA t e l social custom. "T o ma, tha most logical and defensible ago to start with te IS; tbg ago at which most youngsters n ails (be transition from junior to senior high school." ment event of ■nprecedm tet mi* dlanca appetl, “ Papa" Is com* pounded o f fun. color, drtm a, music sod scrota pageantry It range* from tp o ctte u lir musical num bers, to a com edy bullring M S fl) D ee Ow T:IS ft) S r c w m A l u u u sequence, from s gentle loot Dory fit s (S) SUturfev M»,wtwg tnc to moments of high hilarity. lh« 11 4 , In "P e p e ." Cintlnflai portrays l i t IS) CeeetSuwe Mnwe IM S IS) R arsene H aw ) a simple-hearted lovable Mexi­ Site i d m « ■ ow 44) OtSWM l u f W M can peon and ranch-band who, 4:44 f l ) C u t H H through hit devotion to tha b o n e 14:44 ID Shmrt Lewie Shew he bat raised from a colt, finds (4) Action TheoDr himself flung into the never-never MAS ft) X lM I m s r tt ID Mighty ISeuM Pleyheuae land of the entertainment world. (4) Highway Patrol MiSS <D Fury (I) Magic L eaf t f AllftkAMM (5) Mickey'* Actloa Theater M:I4 (t) Lone Hanger (D Ray Roger* 13:44 (3) Update ID Shy King SATURDAY P. M. IM S (3) Beeebell (3) Nave IS) KFD— Sfld-Ptorldm 13(34 (I) Beeebell 1:44 (S) Highway Patrol 1:34 IS) Spurt* Pared* (3) Oieebtll (4) Beeebell 3:4411) Champlonahlp Wrtetllng By Oswald Jacoby The code word "A rc h " te not far the *o|* use ef declarer. The defender! should employ it also. " A " still stands for "A nalyte the lead," end " R " for "R eview the bidding." " C " becomes "Count your winnere," and “ H" becomes "H ow can we beat this con tra ct?" East analyzed his partner’ s lead as the normal top of a sequence. Hence, declarer was marked with the king o f spades. xoan ii a 8s *31088 a KQ8 ♦ 31084 CAST WEST AQJlOgJ ♦ 88 ♦ 8784 ♦ XT A A ITS f i t * A 3 1B ♦9888 LANA TURNER unci Efrem Zimbnllat Jr. in a scene from "B y Love rosatteited" coming to the Movialond Drive-In Sunday. SOUTH CD) 4X4 VAKQ76 ♦ 888 ii r f w ar 5 5 « * » 39 5*9 bird 40 AfUtor41 tlrrit* The book which was hailed b> through United Artists release. 4AQS The other feiture on the pro­ critics aa a m ajor literary achie­ fesat end W a t vulnerable gram which will play through vement and zoomed lo (he top Sewlk Weal North Real Tueaday ia "The Young Sav­ 1W Pam 1 4 P ea of the beit-seller lists, has been < f Pam Pam Paa age*" with Hurt Lancaster. made Into a motion picture cal­ Opening lead—4 Q On Wedneiday and Thursday, culated to stir up an equally con­ "W onderful Country" and "M en A review of the bidding showed troversial storm of reaction. "By In W ar" will play. that South had more than a min­ On Friday and Saturday, Love I'oatested," starring Lana imum opening. He had jumped to "Thunder Road,” "Thunder In Turner, Efrem Zimbalist Jr., JsCarolina" and "J a lo p y " will be game alter North had given a von Robartls Jr. and Barbara shown * single raise. Bel Geddes, opens in color Sun­ A count of hit own winnera pro­ day at the Movieland Drive-In, duced two tricki. il waa not rea­ sonable to eapect to find two win­ ner* in the West hand. When it came to " I I ," E ait noted that he bad a third poten­ tial winning trick and that if he could develop that third winner he would only have to get one trick from hit partner. Do you ae* what Eaal did? E ait overtook the queen of ■padea and ltd the jack of d ia­ mond!. Dummy's queen won the trick. Declarer drew trumpi and tried the club finesse. West took hie king and led a diamond, whereupon East made two dia­ mond trieka to let the contract. 3:00 (t ) NCAA Football— Pitta at Miami l:SI IS) Croaaroada It) Champlonahlp Bowllnr 4:00 ID Film Fara 4:30 ID U.N. Handicap IS) 30 Man 1:00 ID TBA 1:00 (3) Mr. Wltard t i l l i l ) !t*a Tha Law (3) Captain dallant 1:10 (3) Nawacopa ID Channal Sim Kawaraom I:1S ID Hatroapart 1:30 It) Flahlnr Fan ID Dannla tha Manaea It) Daath Vallay Daya 1:00 (3) Blua Angola (0> Cantral Florida Show, aaaa (0) Startlma T:S0 (3) Boaaaaa (1) Laara It Ta B*av«r ID Parry Maaon 1:0# ID Lawranca Walk •:S0 (3) Tha Tall Man (0) Chaakmata 1:00 (0) Sat. Night Flghta (3) Tha Oaputy rm iD AY p . m . 0;0S 10) Make T h T i 'l g K . 10(00 ID Baarlag TwoatUd (I) Gunamoko II) TBA 10:10 ID its*# traatw Shotgun Slada Bat. Right Shaw MIX-F1*r'.4a Rawo Chaaaai I Thaaiar Jlnllrwo.-l Marla raralaada 11:00 IS) Mgn Off UdO 11:00 33.lt li f t ID IS) II) ID ft ) SUNDAY P. M. 13:90 ID (I) ll ) 11:11 (I) 11:30 ( ! ) II) 1:00 (I) ID (3) .1:11 (3) 4:11 11) 4:11 It) (4) it) l :t t ID It) 1:11 (tl (t) lit t (I) ID It) 4:30 (I) ID 1:00 III (3) Tho Ettrnal. Light Raadlng Out Loud Davy S Goliath Spanish Language Pro Football Kickoff Homa Parade Football — Naw Ti va. Buffalo . Football 1 Bale ball Aftarnoon Thaatar Art Unklattar Kartoon Kapara Contratla Willy Aecant Herald of Truth Gospel Malodlaa Amateur Hour Moot tho Proan I Lo t # Lucy Operation Mid-Fla. Walt Dlsnoy Praaoata Twentieth Century Leasts Shirley Temple 7:30-1:30 p. m. (N B C) Interna­ comedy series. Learning Barney tional Showtime— Premier*. "C ir­ Rubble It verse-inclined, Fred en­ cus Schumann." This ilrcu j, taped courages him to write a lyric, in a jam because their song bears during performance in Tivoli Gar­ more than a slight similarity to dens, Copenhagen, Denmark, fea­ Hoagy Carmichael's "S ta rd u st" ture* a number o f talented acta. Hoagy generouily pitches in with Highlights include Toni Daria a new tune, "Y abb* Dabba D o." with hi* India tigers; Albert, For tho guest sh o t Hoagy sup­ plied vole* and a jaunty tuna. Paulin* and Max Schumann and 9:30-10 p. ra. (N B C) W aitingtrained Arabian steed*, perform ­ house Preview Theater— "K in g o f ing dance specialties; 'Adolph Swing." Color. Benny Goodman U Linon. hi ah rope walker, and the back in form on a taped half-hour Rose Gold Trio on the trapes* and apeci^L The king swings ou t with rings. Plenty of thrills. Don "L et’ s Dance," "Hidin' H ig h " and Ameche, program host. "Stealin1 A pples." Tha yaohtimen 7:30-8 p. m. (A B C ) "W orld o f vocal quartet Join In with "W ake Fashion.” What tho smartly dress­ Up, Wake Up, D arlin'," "C ora ," ed woman will be wearing this fall and "Y ou Turned the Tables On and winter— if her husband can a f­ Me." Goodman and ensemble play ford iti Featuring coat and suit “ That'a A-Plenty,” fo r Dixieland fashions from House o f Dior, buffa. Balenciaga, GJvenchi, Slmonatta, aa well as othar top Parte and Roma designers. Anita Colby, hos­ tess and fashion commsntator. 8:30-9 p. m. (A B C ) Fllntatone^ — Premier*— “ The Hit Songwrit­ ers." Entertaining fall launching pad fo r an outstanding cartoon TV RENTAL ■mathara ll.3 t i l l HollywaaS lloala Caaalaatfa l l i t t (3) Sian Off 11:11 III Channal Nina Thoatar MONDAY A . M. S.tt 1:10 T:00 T:*S TMS 1:11 I:1S t :t t t:t0 • :3t • : 4b I Si St ttill 14:14 14:44 41:44 14:1* (3) (3) l*» II) (t) II) ID II) ID It) ID (I) (3) It) IS) 13) (4) ft) (t) fD (4) (I) (4) (I) ID fD (I) Sir* On Conllaaatal Claaaraen •Today Sim On. Waathar. Raw* Today Waka-na Oartaaaa Nowa and WoalSar Oapt Kanaaraa Waathar aad Haora Whlta lluntar Rompar Roam CartonalHa Itoblnhood Dlnr Don# Sohaal My Uttl* Margie , Say Wheu I Lev* Lucy Trouble With Father Pier t e a r HueW vide* villa*# Magaaln* I Price M Right Doable RepeasM The Teie n Coaoenlrsllow Surprle* Paeheg* Lav* That Bob MONDAY P. M. 13:4* f t ) Truth o r r«ao*euouo*g ( D Lovo of U f * (4) Caatouflago 11:1* (3) It Could Bo Te* ( D Search Por Tomorrow IS) Numoer Piece* t:S4 (1) Poeao <D Open Window (5) Magealno S— Pert It tits I D Ae The World Tttraa IS) Pltyhouao • 1:43 I t ) All Star Baaebatl (3) Scouting Report t:S4 ( I ) Jen Murrey Show I D Faro the Faeta IS) Day fa Court 1:41 (P> Loretta Teu os I D Art Llnklottar IS) Seven Key* I.SS (1) Toung Dr SSeleae ID Mllllenelre (5) Queen For A Day S I* 11) f r o e i Thee* Reol* ( D The Verdict la Toueg (4) Who Do You Truat 4:0# ( I ) Make Room For Doddg (4) Brighter Day IS) American a a nd e ua d 4:11 (4) Secret Storm 4:44 II) Here'o Hollywood I D Kdge ef Night 1:44 11) I OCIock Moel* i l ) Dacia Walt IS) Popcya PUyhtac* SiSS H I Chet lluniley I D Deputy Dawg IS) Rla Tin Tin PHONE FA 3-1118 TONITB 4 RAT. NITE $1.00 PER CARLOAD NO. 1 A T 7:38 ONLT "F IV E GUNS TO TOMBSTONE" JAM ES BROWN NO. 3 A T 8.-88 ONLT "TH E HONEYMOON MACHINE" IN COLOR STARRING STEVE McQL'EEN Sign 3 IMaycrs WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Washington Senator* have signed first baseman-outfielder Joe Klein of Baltimore, catcher Roderick Dollar o f Leominster, Mass., and first baseman Dennis Kurasowicz. also of Leoininsler. 7:Sf 14) Bro'titra Or»nn»*»« (II Follow th« Hon 1:11 C> Notional Vtlvtt (l| rd Hulllvan l:l « (31 Car S4 W'htr* Arn Tout It) THo Lawm*n 1:11 <3> Sunday Mr«t*ry Hour (I) O K. Thtalor (I) Tha Rakal 1:31 «»» Aaphalt Jun«l# III Holiday Lod«# 11:01 c » DuPont Show at w III Candid Camara 19:31 |3l Thla la Tour Ufa III What a My Una It) Kdliora Cholca 11:91 |3> Snoday Nl«ht Shaw III Sanday Kawo Spaalal (t) Mid-Ft*. Nawa 11:1S III > • **. Waathar. Soa. NO. 8 A T 10:43 ONLY "MIDNIGHT LACE" SUSPENSE THRILLER DORIS D A T - IN COLOR ^ SO U T H ’S F IN E ST C O LO R E D C O M M U N IT Y ! COMING SUN. - MON. - TUBS. You Can Devtlop Film A T 7:19 * 11:11 Only ONCE — •• have it done RIGHT WIEROLDT Camera Shop 818 8. Park Raafuvd, 71*. Music OPEN 11:13 1 fluxing voice • Not* of tcile • Mriifcd mstnimint 13 Italian cHy T O D A Y & SAT. DOUBLE FEATU RE |* Atl.iti M X ?** S UO/ll) or s m /m oon 18 What muiie m m sr JJJJ fll n u ■ *3 n ■ ■ •I ■ ■ ■ i LONDON J JaJel n LJ □ td □ M O N TH LY PAYM ENTS AS L O W AS C*-F«ntur* A t 8 JO Only Filmed K ktr* It Happened SHOWS AT (includes all) 1:00 - 3.30 6 :4 0 .9 :3 0 GrapavUia Avo. A McCracken Rond la New York'* F.aaUid* . . "TH E YOUNG SAVAGES" STARRING BURT LANCASTER - # •* -J- -------- — ft 14 I f jj) 1I �• it M «rl Fri. Sept. 15, 1961 — Page 9 9 m l) Nikita Uses Different Fright Plan Each Radio Blackmail Blast By M IL NEWSOM L’ Pl Foret ga New* Aaalyxt CENTO paet nations—Iran, Pakis­ tan, Turkey and Britain—and by the United Slates to brand the documents as forgeries, tho Soviet Union has continued lo circulate the claim s. It also has repeated a familiar charge that the United Stales In­ tends to attack tlussla through Iran. refers to Britain. France and Soviet officials in Tehran, tho West Germany as his "host­ nation's capital, talk openly ot in­ ages" In a nuclear war. voking a clause in Russia'a 1921 Soviet propaganda aims the treaty with Iran. same message at Iran, which Is a mem ber of CENTO p a c. nations barring the Communist path to the Persian Gulf. The u m of forged documents Is a fam iliar Communist tactic and DENISON, Tex. ( U P h - A tellthis w as one o f the pressures they er at the drive-in window of a applied against Iran. Denison bank was astounded. He This consisted of documents figurttl tho Kuy In the ear outside' purportTtrr-nnEffl* c u t the West was H ying lo put the bite on the; planned to drop nuclear bombs bank. along tho Sovict-Iran border to The man was a stranger, and he create a "death zone" if war wanted to cash a check. The only broke out identification he offered, when Drspi.e immediate action by the asked, was to take tile false teeth out end allow the name imprinted on the plate. *Tm so r r y ," tho teller said. “ Rut I have to have something with DETROIT fL T D —Roger Maris your signature, and I’m afraid anti Mickey Mantle of ihe New that won’ t be enough." Later, the teller did some prob­ York Yankee* are rapidly rnnning out o f time in their efforts ing In dental circles and found to equal or aurpats Babe Ruth's that during the war aoldUra with mark of 60 burners in one season. false teeth had their namea and Both went homeriets In Thurs­ serial numbers put on platee to day's dotihleheatler with the Chi­ ■erve as identification in case they cago While Sox — leaving Marls were lost, or tho owner ahoutd he with SO homers and Mantle with killed. especially at peoples. Thus Communist radios beam Ai Nikita Khrushchev piles special language broadcasts which s lr a * upon straw In the hope that warn Britlah businessmen, French Ihe cam el's back wlU bend but laborers o r Italian vineyard worknot break, Ihe pattern o( his cam ­ ers that they may die in a world paign becom es clearer. holocaust because o f the mistakes lie seeks not only to bond the o f their governments. will of governments. He also aims In an Interview, Khrushchev MORTY M E E K LS PUICILLA’S POP Business £ & Briefs W YOU CW T MIND HAVING TO TALE OKEOFYOUK LITTLE BROTHEK, COVCUCINCY? MIND? WHY *>UOUtD I MIND TAKING G\Rt OF THUr-SWEET LOVABLE LITTLE ANGEL? IF WE WERE ALONE T COULD TELL. Y O J LOPS MOKE ABOUT MY FEELING'S KMAKDHItt.BUr... TH E V - I < - M M 1 " 5 LITTLE M O N S T E R W A BONN 9 -Q -lF E -A -L -E -R / i t g 9 J a P 1 This week Lonnie and Ollie Ter­ rell ot Gainesville announced the purchase ot Ihe Dixie Bell Diner from Paul Raab, who built the roadside restaurant on Highway 17-52 at Lon«WfioH .a h * year ago. Mrs. Terrell, who has had many y e a n experience In restaurant and catering work, will manage the restauran:, while Mr. Ter­ rell will resume activity in the farm produie bonne**, tie wa» a produce broker in the (iainrvville’ area before coming to San­ ford. For nine years before coming to Sanford, Mrs. Terrell was Assistant Caterer at the Mi. Dora Community Center At the Dixie Dell, her specialty will be home baked pies, cakes, biscuits and corn bread. 5 X i x-ic rw • 1 / OH t m f n TCJ NO WONOera I >OU 9CNOT ' Man Found Dead BRANFORD (U P I)— Dr. Henry T. lirunditrcct was found dead this morning in his office with n gunshot wound in hia head. Suwnnnr* County Sheriff Hugh Lewis declined comment pending fuither investigation. Legal Notice BLONDIK ix t iih nun it v s. K i.vm ann jr.VNio.urr.T. FRECKLES A N D FRIEN DS CAPTAIN EASY x n T tru X SHOOLCfVE GONE OUT WITH THE GUVS TONIGHT/, w o r WARM . Y o u t h c r b . ENOUGH Y e r / J HiLC*/TMS 'w A L L E Y OOP M ARTHA W AYN E | ft A JSJ • L -in ls -e .SOME WERE PRETTY BIG AM SOME WERE PRETTY DUMB.. BUT THEY RULED TH E PHANTOM t o i l e r o v T im .MS I'll JMIICIVI. (II1CIIT. IX VMl I'llH XKVIIXDI.K . « <11 x r v , HI.muII ». tv t il l M'lllt Y XU, 11 MS, FRK O H. MANIQAtTLT, Pislnttir. ..WHILE WClL DO WEIL TO LAST OUT THAT MANY tW JiJ Defendant. to s o p h sii E T .trM UP FMINIUV K ills Ann Monlgeult •St VY*tteh**l*r Avenue llranv SI. New Turk You s rs h*r*hjr notified that a Bill gf Complaint for divorce hi* been (Hail ag.ilnat you, and you ■ ra required to a i m s copy of your a i f - n t r or pleading to 11... H,|i nr Complaint ..n Ilia 1'Uihtlff'e Attornsy, Paul C Parkin*. 147 Wait Mouth S n art, O rlando. Florid*. amt flla tha original a m w r r ar plrad* lu « In Ilia orflr* or tha Clark of ilia Circuit Court on or hororo VVa.InatiUy, Octobar 4. lis t . If you fall In On ao Judgment by default will ha takan aaattial you tur tha raltaf demanded In tha Hill of Complaint. U u x i : a n d o i t n i . t u : n at Ranford, tiemtnole County. Kloii.la, this 11th day o f Aumial, t i l l . (MEAL) Arthur II. DtcknlOi. Jr. Clark of tha Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen, DC. Paul C. Parkin* «47 Watt South Etrsat t it Ian.to. Florida Attornay for Plaintiff Publish Kapt. I, I. |S, ; j . n i l . XUTIt K r«ll4 lllll* Th « Hoard o f County Cumintesionero o f gemlnnte County. KL.r« IllA Will receive 1,11, *t Hi* office o f Arthur If, Ite.kwIOi, Jr clerk, in tli* Cuurthoiu* at CmtarU. Florida up In i.oo P. At. Monday, October !, 1341 for th* following tw o-w a y radio tranunlttln* and receiving unlla and acceisory equipment! ITP. *4 XO I IS • T w n .w * y Mobil* t nil* False Teeth Fail To Prove Point Time Running Out On Maris, Mantle S3. They have seven games left to reach Ihe GO-mark within the lim­ its o f 154 games prescribed by Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick. The two still arc technically In fair shape as regards what U known as Ruth's "rreord pace" but those figures became increas­ ingly deceptive because Ruth hit four homers in his last three games when he set the mark in 1927. Here’ s how the Iwo Yankee sluggers com pare with Ruth'.* 1927 p a te: G.A. sr Player lilt (• (Lit. Maris M 1(7 2 ahead Mantle 3.1 I IT 4 behind Ruth Jil U9 ta n the M i l a n tha right to aecapy Iraa If Busiiaaa security demanded. It actually was invoked la 1941 and Russian troops continued to occupy northern Iran un:il United Nations pressure finally forced them out in one ot the U.N.’ i first g n a t victories in 19W. The Russians also have attempt­ ed to set up a separate stale o f Azerbaijan which would be carved out ot northern Iran. The Iranian* have declared tha 1921 treaty null and void, but at the sam e time have gone out ot their way to assure the Soviet* that their own intentions ara peaceful, Russia's latest threat cam * in the form of a warning that Iran faced nuclear destruction "in fYx not loo dlilant future" unless aha drops eut o f the Central Treaty Organization. Prem ier Ail Amini gave Iran’ s stiff-backed reply: "W * plan t o ha always tha aame—toyal to msr commit* manta and to s a r a llies." Recently, U. 8 . Am bassador Jul* ius Holmes renewed U. S. prom ­ ises ot support "in case o f any troubta with R ussia." But Iranian officials say lb* na­ tion'* future may well be decided in Berlin. If the Weat itanda firm in Ger­ many, they say, Russia wilt hesi­ tate t* prats matters against Iran. Rut if the West gives ground there, Uvea "on ly Allah can befit Iran." Confusion Arises Over Disarmament W ASHINGTON (U F I) — Why, In tln> face o f the Berlin ctUis, re­ newed UuKitlnn A-tests, higger draft rails, and n vast buildup in U. £. arms spending, is Congtei* today in th# prorea* o f creating a new dlnsrmnnient agency 7 Tit# Senate, b y a 13-14 vote la tl Friday, appeared to have shared Morgan*! view. It paaaed and len t to the House a bill to crest* the new agency and put It to work. The U ouie Is expected pass tha bill, with some change*, Saturday. Americana up to and including Chairman Richard B. Kusiell, (UG s.), o f th* Senate Armed Serv­ ice* Committee are asking that question. B poniort o f the movg »ay, however, the question is baaed on a grots misunderstanding o f what th* ntw agency is intended to do, Morgan and Rep. W alter H. Judd, (R-M inn.), speaking fo r (h e foreign affaire commlttae's GOP minority, explained what they termed a v ait misunderstanding about the bill Thuradsy in winning rule* commute* ciaarance for the Housa vote. They laid it reflect* no Intantkm to disarm tha United States, un(laterally or any other way, over* night. Especially, it contemplates no disarmament on the part o f thla country in the face o f a powerful military threat from th* Commun* to “ A go o d many people seem to think it la Uiitig sot up to work against thu D tfania Uepai Intent," ln lb# 1'i.nrt e f Ihe I'ouaty Jeilg*. said Chairman Thotna* E. Morgan, •rmln.il* rnnnly, l l l l l e f Murid*. (D -I’a .i, o f the House Foreign A f­ In f r e k e l r fair* Committee. "A ctu ally, tliura In t r lb* Palate nf, K A III. 13. VAV KI.KKT, I* m.tiling anti-military about thfs. iat blue,-. p r i m e d In furt, it wilt nuke our defense Rut, they laid, “ some d a y " arm i r is v i, x u ririi reduction mu.il come, and the Nolle# I* b*r*l.y given that tha Weil •tlullgcr, United flu te s must now get ready und-r*lKnrd will on th* Ninth d iy nf Octobtr. A. P. 1411, preunt to to Ulk about It and stand on ta le tha llonorabl* County Juda- o f ground in to doing. hamlnota County, Florida, lt*r final return, account and voucher!, ae la 14, Court af Ihe County Judge, The two legislators saM (Ha Admlnletratrtx of tb* Ketate o t wewiln.de t minty, Itate e f Flarlile, United States sometimes In tho BA lit, K. VAN KI.KKT, .Iterated, la I'rnhafe past hai been in the position o t an.l at *a<d lima, then and thera, la re the F.etale aft makr appll.'tll.in to the eald Jude* I I.ACPK Kuvv.vmi JACKSON talking—ae for instance nt the illfor a final »*lll»manl o f her adDeceased fated nuclear teat ban dissuasions mlnletralion of eal.l eetate, and FIX VI. xu ricM for an ..r.lrr dlechargltig her t i Notire le hereby given that the —without know all it needed to su. It Admlnletrairli. iiu.l.rlUnrd »i|], ora Hie ll|h day knuw, lu t e d thle the 14th day of of (J.'tubsr, A.l'. 1411. present In Judd said U. S. delegates to the Heptennbar, A.P. 1341. the IlnnnraM* County Judge ef Jan* I. Van Fleet Seminole County, Florida, tils float talk* an a nuclear ban had con* Aa A Iniltiletratrla at the return, account and vouchers, •• flirting advice from acientleta on KetatJ of Administrator eta. of the BsUte KAIUi K VAN FI.KKT, of Claude Klward Jaukaon, its- whether It would be possible to de­ pecee-e.f rrarcit And *7 ewt.t tl.ua, then and tect secret underground violations RTKNUTflUM, PS VIS A M'INfU hll there, make application tn th* Attorney* for v Imlnlatratrls •uld Ju ice for a float erttlsRirut of • prohibition on nuclear teats. I'. O. Drawer t i t of a.lmlnlittratlun o f aat.l estate, Sanford, Florida end for an order discharging him l’ ut.llah X«pt. 14. 77. It 4 Oct. I. ae eu.-h Administrator eta. Legal Notice Legal Notice Paled title Ibe 13th day af Sept Legal Notice XUIIIK l u l l lllll* amber, At*. 1441. r i r r m o i ' s x .v x n Th# Unsrd of County CommlaII. VV. Ware NOTICK IH hereby given that t 1 • Ua*« station* •lonere of H«niln»1e Cuiinty, PierA> Viim.uistrat.ir eta., a l the am snaaits.1 In builnsaa un th* t • Dt*k Hand M*te I.Ia will receive 1. 1.1* at Ihe nfflca F u a t s of shurt ur l.i»ka Jessup, In ti,minute 1 • Antrim** of Arthur >1. fle.-kWIth, Jr . Clerk, Claude K lw ard Ja'ken n Cuunt), lit. 1, Bus 144, Ovls.la, Th* price hll ahatl Include In the Cuurthnuea at Henford, Httnln.de County, Florbla. un.ler Deceased complete ln-iall.iUnn o f all eju lp- Florida up to 4 00 PAI., October F're.t rt V V ilenn. Attorney ihe ftrlKlcue turns o f >Ul.t:Y'ti nunl and **rvlc* for 44 day* a f­ 7, 1)41 for the fitluwlna tqulpA it. NU HeoU, FtHII CAMC anA that I Inr.nA In ter In Uali.it Inn. n n bai* elation. d**k hand »*t and antann* will La Inalallrd *1 th* County Courthou** an<l III* uther at tli* Coun­ ty Hoad Department. four mitt* South of Sanford. K iln in g tawtr* at **oh loratlon will t>a utlllii.l for antenna Inalallatton. Alnbll* unit* ahalt b* trlf-contalned In on* cabinet eon*l«ltng o f a t ran unit t*r. receiver, and fully tr anilslorited puwir aupply lo operata In th* frequency ring* o f 147 to 174 me. They *hatl b* capable ot operation on 117 volte. 1} volt*, and 4 volt* without modification or additional *|Ulprntnl. Tha Oaa* Htallone ehall ba»* a power output of 1* watt* *nd tho mobll* unit* on 13 volt nptrallon ahalt b« r*t*d at III watt* output. Tranentlllor frouuency alahtllty ahalt ba 4>i4i* (.3<i* to plua So* O ambient t*mparalur* rangal Oven Controlled. Th* rac*lv*r atiall have a *enet> tivliy of ,i microvolt or lave for 31 db quieting and th* audio ou t­ put ahatl b* at l**et 1 wait *t l*e* than 14% distortion into a hulls•tn apaakar. Duty «yrl* ahatl )>• aontlniioue. Unit* ahatl ba aupptlad eomplat* with pow*r cable*, antenna* and mountlnx hard war*. Prlc* bid ahnutd *rcluda any •*erupt*.I Xtat* or P*.|*ral tail*. Iiallvtry dat* mint b* ep*clfl*d n tha bid and bid muit ba ancompanted by detailed factory opaci­ fication*. retina* and technical data. Any bid auhmlttod for f.iulpinant differin g from •paci­ fication* will not b* ountldarad unleea in ch difference* ar* autlined In datall and accompanied by performanca data and epealflcattona. Hide ta ba ancloied la a leafed envelope plainly marked on th* oiitel t* "1H[I P u n HAHIO K'JCII'AIKNT, open Octobar S. 1441." Hlda will b* opened at I•: SA A M. on Tuttday, Octobar S. 1141 at a meeting to be h«ld In th* County Cotnmliilon Meeting Room In Hi* Courthaua* at Sanford, Florida. Th* right le reaarved to wetv* any IrragulatitU* or tcdiiAlcalltie* to bid* and to reject any or *11 bid*. Hoard at County Conimlaajonera J i m l n e ll County, Ptorlda J. C. Ilutchlian, Chairman By: VS. C. tillae. Jr. County Knglniar Publish i * * L II. II. 1111- In tilt. Sanford, Florida. rsgi*l*r eal.l name with the Clerk irs:*« xu f uf Hie Circuit Court, ti.mlnala t Motor tire l-r* with fullyv n r ir ii f u i * n m a County, Fli.rl'ts, tn accordance eru-loeeit ateel call, .me In Tl.a lli.ar.l uf c o u n ty Cnmml*- with the pruvlelune o f tha Flctl. lie eulUtpprd with tl tuoth *[.liter* of N'ininiile County, Kh.r- Hun* Narue .Stitulee, tu-wltt tiec* V type earrlfler. hi* wilt r* *lv* bl.te « t the offlc lion 441.4* Fieri.la titatutes 1437. K>. h ara.ler to be t |.lipped o f Arltiur II llcckwllh. J r , Clark I tils: U C. Crews • ml meet the fotlowliig spedIn the Cuurth..u*a at tiAnf.ir.t, Fl.ir- I’ ubHah s*pt. l. l l , l l , tf. 1**1. f loa t Inn*: l l * un t> von I ' M , Mon.Ioy, 0<lI cylinder. 4 ryd* dleiel ubtr 3. CP4I for delivery of th e1 IX TIIF. 4TMCt:iT TOPHT XIXTII enelnt. nilnliuum IIS HI*, full..wing ept'roilniat* quantltlee J l lili lV I . 4'lltrVIT. IN AXI» Fu ll with elactrl.- - trier and rath o f iiulerlat* during tha twelve a t : t n x i n . •: c u t x r v . f l u m i u a . i x cape on elark*. in.mib pvrlu.l ending Uotobnr I. (IIVXI'FIII XII. IIM L Minimum walaht 31.04* with FK(IKKAt. NATIONAL, MORTOAMH 13121 t l 04 I 34 • I* ply tire* Lnmt ITU 11 XU, t AHAIKHATtON, A Corporation o r •ml rear. ■nova .icti.ii* uf Regular gaiilacl under an Act o f Congreea I.eenlo* front wheal*, hr(Ira.ta (la*..tin* and s tiltin g pur*u.uit to tho Fed* draullcally-bnoeted mechani­ it k u xn. a oral National Mortgage AssocU* cal alrerlna. lion, Charter Act, h i r i n g Its prln* 344)4 U 4ll 1.ua uf No, I Dio14 foot moldboard, median! • •tl >*u*1 , clp.it otflco lu tb* c l l y o f Wash­ rally eontroHed, with ar i rr:vi xu. a ington Dlelrlct ot Columbia. without hydraulic ehlft, 3.444 (lallnne uf Dl4*al EnPlaintiff, Conatant-nKeh tranemlielnn ulna Oil. IIP v*. with I ar m.r* forward ITKM XU. 4 IVF.lt Cf-ARItn I1TKE7.IL i n . and apeedi ami S ar mure re­ 7.444 Hctlull* .if He*.*1lne En ­ CAIIUI. ANN kTKKLK, hie wife, verse tpre.le gine OH. IIP, Mu lll-vlecosDafendantt Hid must Include lrad*-ln atXUTICE TU APP43VM Hy lowanca fur four (4t ilvllon motor T i m XTATI: OF f i.iv nalie v Tt>i ITEM XO. a grader*. Thee* may b* Inepect1.444 lie ll u l t b p i i r p o i i n »e r IVt:u CUAHKK STKKLE, MR. ed at tha County Itoad 7>*p*rtmen( t.ubrlL'a til Addree* Unknown on 17,14. 77*43, four (41 mltea South it k h xu. a CAHtU. ANN MTEKI.D, at Manfurd. Tot the. HD Clia*alo flre e it A.ldr**e Unknown I'rlca bid ehall be for tha Item The i|iicntUlea are apprualnicte TOU AIM: IHHIBOr NOTIFIED roinptela and daUf*r.'d ta the end nn guarantvs 1* given or Im- that a ault has been filed sgslnat County Road Department and l>tl*d a* In tnlcl amuunte that you In tha abova entitled causa, ahould axrlude or Hat •epemtriy 1 wilt lie re.fulrud during th* period and that you ar* required tu file all Stats and Federal Twite and uf the rnntr.nl. your t m w e r with th* Clerk o f this elternat# or optional Itame offer­ lute fur ull and greaea Items Court and to eervs o oopy there­ ed. Delivery date mu-t b* apecl- ■hall rover dallvarr In bath drums of upon the Plaintiff or P la la lf fa fta.t and will b* con* blared In and cane nf various list* . AH Item* atturnoya, wh,.<« ’ n im o and a d ­ awarding tha contract, llld muet to b* d«llv*r.<t a* n*»<l*<| to the dress la lilahup A UorastelA 19 ba accbmpwnla.l by detail*.! fac­ C.uiity lined Pcpartment an t'.H. Fact Pine lllreet, Orlando. Florida, tory *p*clllcntloiii rating* and 17-32. four Mi mile* South o f not later than tiopt. 3ltb, 1143, technical data catering tha Itepia ticafurd, Flr.rtd*. tf, you fall to do >o a Docroo p r o ta ba supplied. The bid pr: • *11*11 ba net dellr- Ctnfiaxo will b* onterod agatnot Prtca bid ehatt ba for caeh calc* •r*t prln. to Serulnota Caunty yuu for tho reltof domandod In with payniant to bo medo with­ and sbnuM eaclude alt exempted th* Complaint. This suit U ta in >4 day* slier award of con­ Mute or FrWra l I n n . foreclo** a mortgage. The real tract. Util* tu be enclxced tn a **aled property proceeded against let llld la ba en loeed In a aeated envclnpa plainly marked nu the Lot i i . utock 33. n o r t h o r envelop* pUlntly marked on iho outalde 'TUP FOR FL'llNItilllNU IANPO F1IIHT ADDITION, outelda "11111 roH AlOTUIt (1RAP- PKTIUII.KCH PRODUCT H, open a.-cordlng la plat th -raol KltS. open Octobtr S, 1441." Uctnbcr 3. I3«I.~ recorded In Plat Book 13, Bids will b« opened at 14:44 A M. Uld* will bo opened at t l -.«• a m P«g*> 31 and 21, Public H * ‘ aa Tueiday. October I. 1441 it a an Tu*^ h. > October 3. 1**1 et I orda of tiamlnots County, meeting to bo held In tho County meeting I . ba held in the County Florida. Commission Meeting li on In tha Comralealuii Meeting Ituom In the WlTNKna my hand and tha seal Courthouse nt SAnfiird, Florid* Courthuuio ot banford, Florida. e f oold Court at Sanford. Florida* Tha right lo reserved to walva The right I* reoerted to waive thle l«th day et August, 13IL any Irregularltle* or technlcall* any Irregularities or technic*!! iOEAL) tl*e In bids and ta reject any or He* In bid* and ta rajsei any or Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. •It bide. all bid*. Clerk o f the Circuit Court Hoard at County Commiell » r d o f County Commie Uy. Martha T. Vlhlou •lonere (loner* Deputy c le rk Seminole County, Florida SwmlDot* Caunty, Florida DTI HOP A IloltNMTEtN J. C. ilulrhlinn. Chairman J. C. Hutrhl*un, CUalru.au 34 Nasi pin# I tr e a l Ry: W. C. Bill*. Jr, Uy: XV.C. lllli*, Jr. Orlando, glarlda , Caunty Knglnesr Couoty Knglnetr Attorney* for P le t a llf t Publish StyL II, * It. U IL Fubitih SepL 11, 13, U I L Pubiitk le pt. k A ll. It, I t I L �\ Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home... Look To W ant-A ds 1. i M i f t F ooM 2. Notice* • Personals Phone FA 2-2611 Office 204 W . P in t • K A D lJ S m CLA M U m tD M S P tA T i 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 8. For Bent 7. Baalness Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sole o r Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real EsU te For Solo IS. M ortises Loons 14. Insurance 15. tfcrs F i t • a P. « . 4ay fco 10. T i n tnaertloa. Mas. i a t sees. 17. 18. . t n u i o n C L A M triE D : 19. 'i W a . , t ir e F i l • I f< 8 . day 8a- 20. 21. 22. n uP O N auuum i _ 28. n e BeraM w‘U nofbn u far mere tbae sot laeemet tswr 25. 28. right ts’ revlw m reject a sy a * 27. verttsemeat from *Sat trB on d ts 28. c o e l o n n U th f poWfltf i t ^ 29. paper. 39. 81. 32. Legal Notice 33. 34. i s T H U c in c w ir e o t w r n is T M w 35. Bneinese Opportunities Female Beta Wanted Male Help Wanted Help Wanted Situations Wonted Babysitters Beauty Salons BuBd • Paint - Repair Bulldlnf Materials v.Wc\rical Servic Plumblnt Serriees Radio A Television Special Services Laundry Service Automobile Service Machinery • Toole Poultry • Pets • Livestock Flowers • Trees • Shrubs Furniture Articles For Sale ....... Articles Wanted iV O II H I . o n c t i r , t.v id P h I , M a Sm m ■k m sx d i .m c o i .x t y , r t o n t n * . w i « » • Honts - Motors c h a x i m y so. m w 37. Motorcycles • Scooters FEDERAL NATIONAL M ni»rn*nr.l _ _ ASSOCIATION. ■A Corporation orginli.ii oadif so Aol of C onir«> and oilatlne pureuant to lho<rodoral National Mvrteasa Aaaoclattoa Charlar Aet, haalne Ita principal offlra to tho City of Washington Dlalflel at Columbia, Plaintiff L n i l MAN H. 1)0NN adit' CHIUSTINK If. BONN, hla wife. , Defendants XnTICH TO Al'FHAtl THIS aTATM OK pMltllUA TOl LOIIMAN II. IK INN, Adilraaa link, a n CIIIUHTINK II. DUNN, Aditrcaa Unknown TOU A HU IIKflKDT NOTiriKD that ault tiaa beau filed aaalnet you In Itaa above antltlai! cauaa •nd that you ara required to fllo your anawar with tho Clark of thla Court and to eerve a copy tharaof upon tha Plaintiff or Pla lnllffa atlnrnaya, whoao nama and addraaa la Ulahop A llirneleln, S* Uaat I'lna Strait, Orlando, Plurliia, not lalar than Sapiambar l l l b . I set. I f you fall lo do ao a Decree Pro Cunfaaao will ba anlar.d aaalnat you for tho rallaf demanded In tha Complaint. Thla aull la lo for*cloao a morlae**. Tha ria l pro parly pro, aadad aicalnet Iat Iait <1, Janeen'a tfubdlvlelon, a, cording to Ilia plat tharaof •• recorded In Plat llook It, Paao ST, of tha Puhllo fleeurda o f lamlnola County, PlorIda. Toualhar with tha following Hama o f pruparly which aro liiratad In and permanently Inatall-d aa a part of tha 1mpruveinante on aalil land! Una W.aUnahouao Haim#. Mod .l No. I'LC-S, Sarlul No. UISI1SS line VVaallnahouaa Oven, Mo■l.l No. ULC IT-t, herlal No. j IF YOU HAVE A DRINKING PROBLEM contact Alcoholic* Anonyraoui, Pb. FA 2-4345, *aa ford. .,''* “ t. v it :.,. vnH K ci.nai TO, JOHN y. IMtlDUMnttK and Deputy Clark JK AN It. PttlDKMOHK, hla n t s i i o c A ItOltNSTKIN wife, IS Kaat I’ lna Klraat H it Delia Avenue OrUnJo, Florid* Han Ju.e, California Attornaya for I'laintirf and Puldlah Aug. IS. l i A kapt. t. I. nitontin iia h k u . (i.tn itm and If married — — C1AIWIIH. hi* wlf* VA FINANCING Down Payment 4 L'lomua fu e l $156 Monthly Payinritle aa low aw 4HH inrI. Uvea and ineuranca NEW HOMES In lleautiful — Sunland Estates $14,100 - $17,100 3 - BEDROOMS 1 • 1ft - 2 BATHS Conventional Jk 1TIA Laana Drive 17-91 In Sunland KaUtra (1 ml. H. of San. ford ). Sale* offlra tat houae Inaida entrance. KINGSW OOD BUILDERS, INC. PA 2-4074 JIM HUNT . PA 2 21II S K Y -H IG H V A LU E mla**. h e . lo rn filed a g a in .t you In th* nbov***lyUd *ult, and you ara re­ quired tu aerva a copy of your Answer or Pleading to the Com­ plaint on P la in tiff• attornaya. Anriereuii, Ruth, Ward tk D*an, 123 Keel Central Avanut, Orlando, Florida, and file tha original An ­ swer o r Pleading In lha oftlce of (lie t'lerk of the Circuit Court on or before lb* 22nd day o f H*ptamber l i l t . If you fall to do ao, a dacraa pro cunfaaao will he taban agaliDt lull for lha relief de­ manded In tha Complaint. Thla Notice ahall ba published once a weak for four coiit ecullvf weake In Tha Hanford llerald. WtTNKtm my hand and official seal of ofllca at Hamlnola County, Florida, thla 2!rd day a f Auguat. ltd . tSBAL) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. Clark o f Circuit Court tty: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy CUrk Publish Aug. I t * kept. I, 1. IS. $11,300 to $17,100 t See Our Model tlomea — OPEN TODAY — 2'/, ML Sd. «r Sanford Turn W, on Lake M ar; Uhd. PH. PA 5-4770 ZOlh ST. Stenstrom Realty 6. For Rent 8. For Rent ROSA L. PAYTON nota County, KtorlJa. haa bean filed a«alnet you In Ihe ahove-etyted ault, and you ara raqulred , to earva a copy of yuur Anawor ar Pleading to tha Com­ plaint an Plalnitfra altorneya. Andareon. Uuah Ward A Dean. I l l Caul Central Avenue. Ortenda, Florida, and Ilia tha original Anawrr nr Pleading In the office of the Clerk of th# Clroult Court on nr brfure Ihe Sind day o f Septem­ ber llisi. If you fall in do to. a de.Tee pro ronfaeeo will bo taken againet you for lha rallaf demanded In th* Complaint. Thla Nutlca ahall ba publtehed onca a weak for four eoneeoutlv* week* In lha Hanford Herald. WITNKHS my hand and official •aal o f office at Hemlnola County, Florida, thla l l r d day af Auguat. tilt. (SCAD Arthur If. Beokwltk. Jr. Clerk o f Ihe Circuit Court lly : Martha T. Vlhltn Deputy Clerk Puhllah Aug. IS A ■•»>- L I. is *9600“ O lim e To Shopping Weel 201k 8T. — FHA • Built In Kitchens • Quiet Neighborhood STENSTROM BF.LLING Stenstrom Realty * 13. .Mortgage Loans MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial Jc Residential STENSTROM REALTY 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-243® WANTED: 1st Mortgage of 433.000• o r 3rd. of 43.000 on well estab. Ilshed 13 y o ir old business A properly. FA 2-9631. 16. Female Help Wantod SCHOOL DAYS mean* added ex* pease! Turn your spare hours into pruf.tati'.e ones wt.h Avon's help. Write Manager, Box 24, ixuAharl. W rail Orlando • GA 2-6061. . WANTED: Middle aged lady t« live in. Boom and board. From DeBary. NO 1-4074. ■ 17. Mala Help Wanted EXPERIENCED salesman, good commission. Apply Box 30 a • Sanford Herald. 1 J '■i 18. Help Wanlad SHORT ORDER cook, must be experienced k while. FA 2-9760. Ball-Blair Agency 3 Bedrooms — 1 Vi Baths a Quality Construction RENT A BED Legal Notice 1300 DOWN PAYM ENT — *07 PER MTH. J./ house on 13 acres of land 12 Inis in Bookcrtown Geneva 2312 Evr. Orlando GA 2-6194 Ph. FA 2-2420 LORMANN REALTY UY P. ZEUL1 and SONS 111 Park Ave. "You shouldn’ t have aold her that alabaster apple! I have e feeling she’s going to give it to her teacherl" St. Johns Realty Co. S e" Knolls F H A - To al Price - Only *7,823. Low down payment and monthly Cosy country home in beautiful 2324 Park Drive Office FA 2-2118 payments! This w ont last! Night* FA 2-064S Loch Arbor. Two bedrooms, full tile bath. Wood-burning fire­ place, hardwood floors. Situated on spacious corner lot. Your 3-bed room house III N Park Ave Phone FA 2 242« Invitation to comfortable liv­ better Ihan an acre of land 1■ ■ ing 113,430. Excellent terms. 3-Bedroom house and 3 bedroom COUNTRY LIVING Legal Notice Addrvae unknown Tou ar* hereby nollM ti tbet a Complaint to f<ir«<-lnae a certain mortuaga encumbering the follow ­ TOl WILLIAM D STALKY. JR., ing dee-rlbed reel property, to wit: and JOAN STALKY, hie wife, le t S. mock U. COUNTIIT II. D. No. a CLtfD MANOR. UNIT NO. *. Ameterdem, New York according to the plat thereof Tou ara hereby noil tied that e aa recorded In fla t Hook II, Complaint to loraaloeure a cartaln page ion, l'utdia Recurdi of mnrlaage etmuinberlng tho lotion. Memlaole s-uunty. Ir'lurlila, In­ Ing deaerlbed real pruperly. to-wlt: cluding all atrudur*. and Lot 11, Ittnck n. T K lt n . K tmpravenienia now and here­ T Kit HACK ANNEX, arcordlng after on aald land and tla* lo tha plat tharaof aa raeturaa attached to or u**d la orded In Plat Unok a. paga connictton with th* pr*tt, Puhllo Itacorda o f aoinl* M et! Jim Hunt Realty HOWELL PARK Down-To-Enrlh Prices Beautiful Lakrfront Community Oa Sparkling Lake Mtaaee DESIGNED FOR HAPPY LIVING 111 N. Park Ave. 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip FOR SALE: Weklva River Estates Roll sway, HospiUl 4t Baby Beds ped. FA 2-3303. BOB CRUMLEY AGENCY — 130 ft. River frontage 640 ft. By Day, Week, or Month Bob Crumley, Real or to Road mile off Rt. 44. Call CLEAN 4 room furn. 611 Farit. 2 - BEDROOM unfurnished house CARROLL'S FURNITURE ~ R. L. Sloan, Associs e ■fier I p. m. FA 2-6473. 424 Escam bia. Pb. FA 2-0174 Ph. FA 2-3141 114 W. 1st St. 2 - BEDROOM h o u x , kitchen FA 2-0373 Sanford or 17. 1-0442. equipped. Ph. FA 2-6043. Oscar M. Harrison FL'RN. apt. 2300 SlarionviUr. 3-BEGROOM cement block; large Itrgiitered Real Estate Broker CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME NICELY furnished 3 room apart­ fenced in backyard with barbe­ t i ll Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-7948 LARGE furnished apartmsnt, up­ AT SUN DELL MOTEL cue pit; 477.33 month; 34)3 So. ment near base. 2013 Sanford stairs, 3 bedrooms, 2 blocks Cottage available, large kitchen Avenue. Phone NO 4-4323. Sunland Dr., Sunland Estates. from downtown, 930. FA 2-3071. units, over-nights. From |40 FA 2-2737 anytime after 2 p.m. month. SUN DELL, going So., DeBARY: Furnished home oo 9 NICE, roomy 2 bedroom furn. apt. I mile from Sanford, on left, com er lot, living room, ki.ch- 3 • Bedroom, air-conditioned, cen ­ 2-BEDROO.M house, stove, refri­ 1700 Magnolia. 469-30. llw y, 17-92. FA 2-9631. en-dine(tc, 2 bedrooms, tile tral heat, many deluxe extras. gerator, 21" TV. 3300 and take bath, Florida room and palio. Sanford's preferred location. SMALL furnished house, 1 bed­ up house payments 362. Phone 2 . FURNISHED houses; 2 and Phone NO 4-4122. $12,990. and up, FHA $390 room , newly painted, real clean. FA 2-7761. 3 bedrooms. Call FA 2-2903 or Down, YA No Money Down FA 2-4344 anytime. FA 3-2331. 4 ROOM furnished house, swim­ Not too many available. One MUST SACRIFICE 6 room house ming privilege*. Aiaiea CL, UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom house, due to transfer. $62 month. 104 mile East of 17-92 on 436. 17-12. Casselberry. 202 Poplar Ave. FA 2-2320. Mayfair Circle, Country Club Manor. 1 bedroom SM ALL furnished apartmept for NICELY furnished •TATH OK KLOR ID A TOl TK 4-3272 Fern P irk TE 8-1707 UlITIl DROWN. Pt.AOB OK apartment, private balh. Ph. couple. Nice neighborhood. ID-tHIDKNCk: AND ADDItUdg FA 2-5.103. Lot, 70’ x 137‘ , with shade trees. Light* and water included; 430. UNKNOWN. 1920 Palmetlo. Tou are hereby Notlflad that * FA 2-7399. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 3-BEDRQOM houae, unfurnished. July llrown, ha* filed hi* »wur* '.16 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6123 North Orlando Homes. PA 2-0313 VICTORIAN H O M E ''"for large bill o f Complaint agalnat you; be­ 3 - BEDROOM unfurnished house ing a ault for divorce. In the Cir­ family. Close in. 46,300 with BARGAIN: 3 • bedroom, screened located near new high school. cuit Court for Hemlnola County, at SMALL furnished apartment, with terms. Phone NO 4-3241. FA 2-1393. patio, earport, stove and retri Hanford. Florida, and you are here lights and water, for one o r two by required tu file personally o gerator, excellent condition. Less people. Adulla only. $33 per by Atturney. with the Honorable TRADE Ihan 787 monthly. Best offer. Arthur II. ileckwlth. J r , Clerk af month. 104 E. 14th Street. COMFORTABLE 4 bedroom home our laid Court at Hanford Florida, 160 Cartel Ave. North Orlando. for home in country, with 10 ynur written defense. If any IX THR rlR Iil'IT l lll'KT. SIXTH CLEAN furnished down*) a Ira you have, to the Complaint fllad j i u i i m l i i h i i i t n r u n a i n t , acres or more. apartment, water and garage against you In said cauae. and ta lx a x i s ro ts ascwixot.w c o l x t t . FOR RENT file a copy tharaof with tha under­ IX C H tX lK K T x o . lis ts furnished. Lloyd Swain, Phone Regiitcred B roken xtrrit'M o r i i i n m o v I, 3, and 4 BEDROOM HOMES. signed attornay at adilraaa given, FA 2-1834. k ASSOCIATES l>) the 2Sth dar nt Heplemher A.D. l x n k i r a r r i T t o s n r 1X1, herein f.ll not or default si a i i i k r itiN r ir t r o ll t i i k vntsi*. 314 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3641 MIEDKOOM, kitchen equipped, TION o r CAMANDKRA OALK will ha entered agalnat you. Lake Mary Branch - FA 2-1290 ItAQIN, A minor. (SKA!,) Registered Real E sU te Broker 2330 Palmetto. After 3:30, Ph. TOl LILLIAN MMIT1I. FORMKRLT Arthur H- Beckwith, Jr. Ph. FA 2-1301 17-91 at Hiawatha PARK- RIDGE EQUITY. Swim’ FA 2-4374. LILLIAN II Afll.V, AND LKK Clerk KM ITII, WIIOMK IlfcKIMKNVr. lly! Martha T. Vlhlan, DC. ming and boating. 3-Bedroom, IS JJt! NoftTII Idth STflltBT, UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom house, NOW is the time to buy one It W. Wart. Attornay. l ' i bath, separate dining room. sere just outside city limits I'll It. At i Ut.l1It I A. PKNNBTP. O. lloa ISIS 613 Camellia Court. FA 2-3610. $330 buy* my equity, have LVANIAt Hanford. Fla. sod one block off W. First St. X T a r a hereby notirieit that the GENTLEStAN Publish Aug. tJ A Sept. I, S, li. oversea! order!. Available Oct. for room in i One siory fram e house, 4 bdrm ., aLwr.-n.ineJ retllluner, Slerle 1st. 107 Lake Minnie Dr. Ph. board, Ph. FA 2-0014. IX Title f l l l r l IT KOI HT o r TIIH rransle, he* tl!*<t a petition In the Fla. room, 12 x 37 swimming XIXTII JMIIITA I. C'llSCUtT OT| above.tiyle-l Court for the tdupiliin TA 2-0336. pool. Wonderful fam ily home. AM I TIIH aUSlIXOl.K COIIXTT, 0f ihe rhIM nanieii therein, Cas* r i .m i i iM . i'ii v xt Msv xo. n a n , tandera (tala Itagln. and you are 9. For Sola or Rant Immediate occupancy, $13,300— We Don't Want EVERYBODY'S HATH RAVINOS INSTITUTION. required by law to ahnw cauae why terms available. Phone Winter Business, Just YOURS. Plaintiff. tha eama ahnuld not ba granted by CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. Park, 434-6339 for appointment. Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call •vecarving a ropy o f your wrlttaa daF A R M E R S AGENCY IVIt.T.t VM D AT At.BV, J It, and fence*, If any, upon W. C. Ilulchlevenings. FA 2-1307. JUAN STALKY, hla wire. 64a ACRE tiled farm, good 4 ton J r . Attorney for Potltlonar, N. V. Farmer, Realtor Derendsata Marl* STancle, at Kdwarde UulldB.R. boms on paved road. 2163 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 3231 noth e o r »UIT IX Ing, Sanford. Florida, and by filing $10,900. Terms. FA 2-0329. After hours FA 2-3012 or FA 2 0261 vtoitTii si.*: r t m r . c i . o v i hh tha original thereof with tha CUrk SAN LANTA APARTMENTS: Nice larga spartmants, 404 E. 14th SL Phone FA 2 4242. iih B o * JJ. l'-ioat J'.l 2*1 Hi*. Registered Real E iiaia Broker 3-BR, 1 bath nouse on large cor­ SAN LANTA 1311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-7944 ner lot in Pinccrest. Monthly 472.93 (includes everything). Very neat 2 BR. CB home located OCALA NATIONAL FOREST a : 834 Rosalia Drive. Complete, Reason*'lie down payment. Ph. Large lota 2 miles west Sail ly repainted inside and out, FA 2 <303 for information. Springs. Phone FA 2-0927. wild extensive remodcLng. SLEEPING ROOMS—The Gables 401 Magnolia. Ph. FA 2-0720. 1 • BEDROOM furnished apart­ ment. 101 Palmetto A te. Ph FA 2-1374 after 4:00 p. m. C O L O R E D PROPERTY, 1® bouse* By Midway, $17.000. P »v - . , ing* *S.«hH) wiii nanoie, balance monthly innallment*, Ph. FA 2-7420! « • in'rrhvt. IT. Bsltrn, P. O, ~~Stenstrom Realty III N. Park Ave. DESIRABLE furnished or unfurn­ ished apartment. FA 2-2400. con rr, M rf ’ opportunity to serve you. Oscar .M. Harrison i - BEDROOM unturnisned houre In Laka Mary. FA 2-4413. Kl.Oltlll.t IlltX t'C lIV XU. IUIS u o n tk u jr TRANSFERRED: M u't sell 3 BP. excellent torn!. Very law down, FA 2-4422. 719 BnywvuU Dr. FURNISHED spar.m enls, down­ town location. Phone for appoint­ ment, FA 2-3123 day or FA 2-3343 night. HI'IIINtlKIKLU INSTITUTION FOR SAVINOH, 11*311* rialntltf, Ono Day A Night Wall Haalar, va. Modal No. KA-SI WITSKhH my hand and tha eral JOHN Q KtllDr.MOlU:, JUAN II. o f aald Court at Sanford, Florida, l‘ IUI)l':MOItK. Me wife. llltODIH IIAHKAI. i n , t i l l s and If married. thla ldtta day of Auguat. IPS 1. --------- OAltlllH. hi. wlfa. (SRAM Dafandanta. Arthur If. ilockwlth, Jr. MITICK OK H I T IX Clark of tho Circuit Court ay; ju n t a 12. Real Estate For Salt WKLAKA APARTMENTS: mom s private baths, 114 W. First It. IN 'MIW lIK t lllT c u t ItT (IK TIIH XI NTH JI'IIKTAL CIHCDIT n r 12. Real EnUtt Far Sain NEW CB home. Low down pay­ RAVENNA PARK: S9u0 down. 492 LONG WOOD AREA: 2-bedroom, l>a bath home. On school bus month. 3-Bedroom, 2 bath ment. 381 per month, tax in­ tine. 13 minutes from N-A-S. home, bui't-in s ainless steel cluded; for rent $73. 1700 W. 17,400. Call FA 2-9193. GE kitchen, Disposal, sen iia n 3rd. Ph. FA 2-3373. blinds, double carpon e. fenced backyard, com er lot. 104 Tem -l ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor* 11. Real E atitc Wanted pie Dr. FA 2-1943. Raymond Lundquut, Assoc. HOMES LOTS ACREAGE FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Ridg. SALES RENTALS HOME SEEKERS 3-BR—ready to move in. 1330 To rent, lease, or buy, it will Sown. $62.12 month. T e r r a u o ^ pay you to check with Stcnstrom floor*, awning windows, slidingw Realty first. We have the fin­ glass door* to Florida room. 304 Yt. 13th Street est and most up to date lia ings Good location in Sanford. Grif« FA 2-7603, Evenings FA 3-3379 for you to inspect and select fis. Hunter k Otier. FA 2-6722. from . We will appreciate lke ‘TWO bedroom house, kitchen equipped. Call FA 3-3411. Deceased. Ta III CragItara aag Karuaau l i a r , la a Claims ar lleaeaada Analaat SaM Batnlei You and each o f you ara hereby notlflad and required to pruaont any elalmi and demand* whirl, you. or althur o f you. may hora agalnat tha aatata or IlKNItY W. JOHNSON, dacaaaad, lata o f laid County, to tho County J uiIro of Hamlnola County, Florida, at kla ofllc* In tha court houao or aald County at Hanford, Florida, w ith ­ in als calendar months from thu tlma of tha flrat publication or thla nolle*. Kai-h claim or demand •hall ha In writing, and ahall atala tha plara of residence amt poat office addraaa af tha olalmant, and ahall ba aworn to by tha claimant, hi* agent, or attornay, and any aurh rlalm nr demand not ao fll*d ahall ha void. / * / Albart Waller, Ac executor of tha laeet WIII and Taalam'nt o f IlKNItY W. JOHNSON I>ec*aa>d HTKNHTltOM, DAVIS A M.-tNTO.XJI Attornaya for L'xeotllor I*, a Drawer l i t Hanford, Florida I'ubllah kept. S, II. SI. IS, 1SSI. 12. Real EaUt# For Sain Helmly Realty 6. For Kent bate. la rat flatnt* af IIBNIIY W. JOHNSON, is: w ixu i.h By Nadine Seltzer S W E E T IE PIE CHORD SYSTEM piano lessons for adults. Write: Harry Wes­ ter, B ox 374, Sanford. !■ Ik* CM rt •( tha (wanly Jadga, ftrnilaola Caunty, PlarlUa, lg r e ­ fur \|*aga 10— Fri. 8ept. 15, 1061 9. For Sale or Rent PIANO-LESSONS. FA 2-4052. 39 Automobiles • Trucks a x ii IrraU 3. Education • I n s t r u c t io n 5?* Legal Notice # in fers THE RE A D E R DIGEST commun­ ity repremntativa offer* spe­ cial holiday rate*; effortless Christmas shopping. Ph. Ste­ phanie M. Smith, FA 2-43M. i. ,5 Bkf 2. Notices ■ Personals CLASSIFIED INDEX REALTY AGENTS Ph. FA 2-2110 Legal Notice nf th* Circuit Court, not mar* than a llty IIP) date from data hereof, ale* a deer** pro confaaao may b* antrred aaalntl you grant Ina eald adoption. WITNKHS my band and the eeal nf ta!d Court at Sanford, Hern Inole County, Florida, thle l l r d dty af Au«uat. A.D. 1**1. (SNA!.) Arthur H 11a, k e Ith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court lly: Joan M Wilke _Deputy Clerk _____ w p 'll’ utchleon. jr, Kdwarde llullillni I'oel Off lea Drawer ( I I Hanford. 1'lnrlda Attornay for I’ atlllonar IhJbllah Aug. II. A Sept. I. I. II. IX THM m i l l IT CO I HT. XIVTM J L t llC tM . ClHi'l IT. IX AXI) FUN xHVtlXOt.ll ( T H X T I . f l o h i i i a . ITIAXC H H r XO. uses x ir r ic H tii S AMMON HATKH. iis . i t : m i Plaintiff. -*•Ol.LIE HATES. In lha Court af iba Cauuly Judge, PRIME COMMERCIAL ~ 3 • BEDROOM, 1 bath. Near en­ vrmlaute Cauuly, Florida, la r r e ­ trance. 4109 down. FA 2-6341 PROPERTY sale. In Kami* af 130 Feet Frontage on State Road Sunland/ WILLIAM NATHAN Mt’ HtiRAVIS 46 just East of Interstate Road Decerned RAVENNA FARE 4 Interchange. Over 300 feet Ta Alt Credit*** mad Prreaaa lla elug t l alum ar Itaueauda Aaalieai deep. Price $13,000.00—one-third 1. ATrRACTIVE 3 BR., tile bath laid Keiatei home, completely equipped with down. Tou and each o f you ar* here­ all appliances plus extras. Total by notified and required to prePrice — 414.130. and $43 per ten: any claim* and drniande "W e T ra d e " • hlch you, or althar of you. may month after low duwn payment. have aaalnet in* eetai* o f \V ILSee this todayl I.tAM NATHAN MIIHOKAVi:. de­ feated, Iat* o f County, to lha County Judge af Seminole C u n REALTOR— INSUROR 2. LOVELY 3 BR. home, loaded ly. Florida, at hie of fice In the pi.aM r * 2.1991 112 N Park with all the extra!. Enclosed eourl houee nf eald County at rnon* d*«Wl SIA £X. r a r a Florida room, pa io, fenced lanford. Florida, within etc * » l - ! , « . » v-iv.-r' \i c u t u rn x v— • endar month* from the lime ef L L A M M u , M L S l h r .1.1. .1 Dedyard, beautiful lawn. 413.930. the firet pnbii.aii.m o f thi* nottc*. ■ room, 1 bath, large living roam, Low down payment. Payments I'ack rlalm ar demand etiall be dining room, large kitchen In writing, and ehall elate the I less thin rent. Florida room, patio, fenced j pla.'e uf reeldenv* and pout offlcoi aildteee o f thee lalinant. and ehall I backyard, tree*. Excellent con­ be eworn to by th* claimant, hi* dition. Can be seen anytime. I *u*nt or attornay, and any eurti Ravenna Park, 203 Tangerine claim or demand nol ao filed ehall b* void. i l l N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2426 Dr. FA 2-4703. / i f William J. Muegrav* Ac admlnletralor of the ..c LOTS ACREAGE Ketals o f I UUMfca SALES RENTALS WILLIAM NATHAN Ml BORAVSI Deceaeed STKNHTHDV, DAVIS a JlcINTUSH Allorney tor AdntlnlcuaUr P. (). Drawer III 304 W. u th Street Hanford, Florida FA 2-7403. Evenings FA 2 2379 II, II. 1*. t i l l . [ fublleh Xepl. DefdiUant. o r ri.om i>A to i IVLLIK HATKH Whoe* reelJenr* la unknown nuU who** laet known nilUreea wan KIT How* A**nu», Jackeonvtll*. Florid*. I'leae* take nolle* that you *r* hereby required 1* fit* yuur writ­ ten anewer o r defence. It any, pereonally, or by an another, an nr b* for* Ootober ». m l . *t the o f f k * * f lb* Clerk o f Ike Circuit Court, at ihe Coitrlhouee In Semi■ol* County, Sanford, Florid*, and I* mail a copy thereof lo men•trom, David * Jlelnloah, Attor­ nay* fur Plaintiff. Poet llfflc*i Drawer l i t , Hanford, Florida. In that cartaln divorce proceeding i pending agalnel you In lb* Cir­ cuit Court of the Ninth Judicial, Circuit o f Florida, In and For hamlnola County. Flurlde. In Chancery, an abbreviated tilt# af •aid cau>* being "Hampeun Have*. Plaintiff, ta. OMIe H a i t i . Defend­ ant." and herein fall net or a tvecrat Pr* Confaeto will be en ­ tered again*! you, and la* caui* proceed e i parte. I1KALY Arthur II Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Clroult Court H>: Merth* T. Vtnlea Deputy Clerk ■tuneiroin. Duel* * Melntoah CUwarJe BulMtnc Attorney* far Platallff Fuel U'flt* Drawtr l i t Saaforii. Flurl'ia Funlltp | e«b •• 14. 12. IS. ISSL tub s t atm Stemper Agency L HOM ES 3 . I1EDROOMS 1 4 BATHS Low Down Payment No Clotting Coala As Low 4| At Principal - 1m . Per Month InL • Tniea *8,:.00 To $9,300 FHA ft Conv. Financing • 1 Block* to School • High ft Dry • Paved Slreela • Cloae io Shopping • Ovtn ft Kang# • Screened Florida Room, etc. DIRECTIONS: !0 Minute* from Sanford, So. on H oy. 17-92, turn right al our aign. \VK TRADE Stenstrom Realty Helmly Realty O NG DALE SAN LANTA f Priced 1 Homes by Demctree (Rcwsuwa 3 • Bedrooms Park Homes By SHOEMAKER CONST. CO. As Low As $350 Down 4-Bedrooma— 2 Hatha 3 -Bedroom*— 2 Bntha 3- Bed room a— 1 <j Bathe 4- Bedrooma—1 Bath 2 - Hatha Beautifully and Solidly Conaerurletl. Excellent Neighborhuud. t loeo la School* end Shopping. FHA ft VA FINANCING Located on Locuat Ave., N. *1 K. 26th St. h id* variety exterior dreigae and floor plant Sunshine Realty FHA — Conventional ft In-Servica Financing DIRECTION'S: Turn W. on 20th St. Fellew Coun­ try Club Rd. A Match for our mgns. SELLING AGENTS 2619 French Avenus FA 2-4314 FA 2-7193 NIGHTS ■ FA 2-1814 *1 1 ,9 9 0 ! �u^. Hold d ll' Your • * n (o r i fr r a lk Own Sept. Sale 27. Special Services 33. Furniture With 31. Article* Frl. Sept. 15, 1961— Page 11 DO YOU NEED E X PE R T LITER- Sell Ua Y our Furniture. Quick HERALD For Sal*______ GOOD Want-Ads 36. Boats • Motor* 39 Automobile* - Trucks 14 ft. MOLDED plywood boat, 33 1932 FORD V-8, clean, good run­ AR Y HELP? . . . an application Service WiJt The Caih. SUPER ning condition, $130 e n h . Call h. p. Johnson motor, tilt trailer, let cr that will "g e t the jo b ’ ’ ; TRADING POST. FA 20677. FA 2-2121. complete ski outfl;, excellent 19. Situationa Wanted club p ip e r; after dinner speech; condition, best offer. Phone high achool or college theme or 34. Articles For Sale DAY worth FA M M 3 . '31 CHEVROLET 4-door, clean. FA 2.9164. e iia y on all but scientific sub­ Ph. FA 2-0406. HOUSEWORK. Ph. FA 2-6646. ject*. Low rates. FA 2-4033, JUNGLE HAMMOCKS, mosquito 38. Trailer! - Cabas** evenings. nets, m ess kits, eanttens. Army 1637 DODOE ic d in ; push button WORK WANTED. FA 1-4011 Navy Surplus. 3t0 Sanford Ave. transmission, pow er steering, 42 ft. TRAILER, park on owners PLAIN wortnf, alterations, and PRINTING . . 24-Hour Service whitewalls, one owner, extra property free. M e t place for on Xerography, Offset Printing TY PE W R ITE R ; portable, Corona V1 sipper replacement*. 70S Bar clean, aacrifice—$693 City Ser­ Am erica'* Best Brandi: Conn, children * pets. $1,300. FA 2-2948 and Blueprinting . . “ Quality good condition with c u e . |3Q . An. vice, 2900 Orlando Dr. FA 2-3024 Old*, Leblanc, Ludwig and other* and Service, our stock in FA 2-3942. a t the lowest rate* anywhere for 39 Automobile* • Truck* trade." SEMINOLE OFFSET 20. Bibyaitters 1134 CHEVROLET Bel Air Con­ PRINTERS, 730 W. M l S t, D EEP FREEZE, perfect comli' ’ achool band student*. C ornell,' vertible; yellow, new nylon top, 1933 STUDEBAKER Speedster, '37 Flutes, Trumpets, Trombone*, lion FA 2-17S7. FA 2-2772, 1 WILL keep m a ll children la naw automatic transmission, Hawk engine, loeded, $393. Drums, Saxophones, etc. Open m y home, ft .23 a day, Ph. w hitcwft& q-wv*— .iRjc-st; ,ir concJHyau- .-M ew *ew er r, 1913 Starlight coupe, Friday niies. WEF A - J - m . - ........ er aiao. FA 2-6302. fWS. Cily Service, Moo Qr6700. TE 6-3(10. A crow from DELIVER. STREEP MUSIC. Lyman School. Undo Drive. FA 2-3021 WILL care for children in my 641 No. Orange, Orlando, Phone WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes home; Ravenna Park. FA 2 -0 its GArden 4-2(01. Specializing In Heating walkers. — : --------a _ . and Air-Conditioning Only FREE DELIVERY SEWING MACHINES ' , 7 21. Beauty halons SMS O ik AVC. FA 2-2321 Prescriptions our Specialty 2 Singer portable*, real good, FA U ST S Rx Mellonv (lie 20 % OFF all waves 110 o r over PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING $77.5o k $3130. Sanford Sewing! Ph. FA 2-7107 Operator Eva Jo Wynna W. U HARMON Center, 104 So. Park. Phone KATHERINE HARVEY WHERE THRIFTY FOLKS BUY QUALITY Ph. FA 2-42Z3 FACTORY TO YOU FA 2-9(11. BEAUTY SHOP ALUMINUM BUNDS CARS A T REASONABLE PRICES WELLS DRILLED 111 Palmetto Ph. FA 2-0634 Enclosed head, Sag-proof bottom ONE good used refrigerator, 1920 PUMPS, SPRLNKLER SYSTEMS Palmetto Avenue. rail with plastic ends. Plastic HERE'S W H Y ---------LAR-RE* BEAUTY SALON All Types and Sizes or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon DIAMOND ring, ' i carat, reason1640 Hiawatha Ph. FA 2-1396 Wa Repair and Service cords. abel. Phone FA 3-1923. 1958 CHBV 4 Door Automatic, Air\Cond________11095 S T I N E Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. Machinery and Supply Co. 1957 FORD Victoria V-8. Automatic ......... - ............ 895 210. Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 W EAREVER large round roaster 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-6432 1955 CADILLAC 4 Door. Power and A i r ......... .. . 995 with deep top k rack. FA 2-6660 VOIGTLANDER Vito III, F2-33 1957 FORD Station Wagon V-8, A u t o ........... ........895 Beauty Salon SEWING MACHINES 29. Automobile S e r v ic e MM cam era with case, $40 00 ; 1956 DODGE Hardtop, Overhauled ........................ 695 Walker Building Take up balance on zig zag sew­ Stereo-Realist F3:5 — $3000; 2310 Oak FA 2-7664 ing machine. Sold for $109.30, 1958 DODGE Station Wagon, Automatic — ........1195 Flexaret twin lens 21* x 2U balance $48 63. Call or write F3:3 with case, 923; F R Elec­ 1959 REN AULT. A Bargain In E con om y ............... 395 Air Conditioned — TV Stamps Sanford Sewing Center, 104 So. tronic Ham, |13. T D l' slide H ARRIETTS BE AU TY NOOK Windshield 1955 CHEV.' 4 D oor B e la lr........................................ 495 Back Glass Park. Phone FA 2-9(11. projector 300 W. takes 2 x 1 203 So. Oak Ave. FA 2-3742 Door Glass 1953 CADILLAC 4 Door ....................... ...........„ ...... 395 Vent Glass and 2U l « 21* slides, with case, ’35 KENMORE automatic wash­ SERVICE 1955 BUICK 2 Door Hardtop ................... - ......— .... 495 6(0. Electric outboard motor, e r, beat but works, $15. Pb. 22. BuUd * Paint - Repair Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. 1956 CHEV Ton P ick u p ...... ................... 495 $23. Bell, NO 1-4337. FA 2-7990. Ph. FA 2-4622 BOOH SPECIAL 914.93. Pamtm| 210 Magnolia 1960 CHEV Station Wagon V-8, Auto ......................2195 BRAND NEW gas stove; just In tide and euL Call Mr. T taker, 35. Articles Wanted 1957 CHEV Belalr Hardtop V-8, Auto ...... - .........1095 take up payments. FA 2-0611 31. Poultry - PeLa • Livestock PA 1-1130. anytime after 4:30 p.tn. 1958 OLDS 98 4 Dour H. T „ Power and A i r ........ 1695 WILL BUY your car reguardlesj CUSTOU windows A doors. Boyd’s ANIMAL HAVEN Boarding Ken­ o f make o r model. 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Buick, Rambler I Dealer Phone F A 2-0231 �A (C P U — Russia fired confirm ing tha "h ig h precision o f in firings which carried II over the Atlantic Ocean and A frica Into tha • “ new, a u r a pow erful multi­ the operation o f tha rockat’a con­ trol system." stage ro ck e t" more thaa 7,500 Anthoiitathra aonrcca la Honomiles over the Pacific Wednesday lolu aaid a plot o f tha rockct’ a In the first o f . a scheduled eeriee flight bp American tracking sta­ o f teste, tb s Soviet agency Taaa tion showed it miaaad lU mark by at least SO mile*. reported today, M OSCOW Run For Governor, YASS1ADA, Turkey (U P !) — Turkey’* high Juatic* court today convicted and sentenced to death form er Prraident Celal Bayar, ex Premier Adnan Mender** and eight other member* erf their united regime fo r making a mockery o f Turkey'* constitution while In power. • The conviction* end sentence* climaxed an 11-month Tass said the launching o f the rocket wae “ successful1 and that its operation in flig h t “ fully con­ formed with the set program ." The rocket landed about 1,000 yard* from its target in an ocean a m about 1,000 miles southwest of Hawaii, the Soviet agency said, 3 S ---------------------------------------------- trial e f M l men and womea wb* Three School Buses Collide ruled Turkey for 10 je e r s before a coup placed the reins o f the governm ent In the hands o f the military la st yaar. Mender** ____ himself wae not In court fo r the Judgment. The thief judge said Illness prevented his appearance. The trial ended Thursday s fl»r 11 ow n (he la which the court ward 1,068 witnesses and a u m ned 16 hugs files o f evidence. T h e prosecution deminded death sentences fo r 107 o f the defend­ ants. A m ilitary coup overthrow the Bayar-Menderee regime on May 87. 1M0. Tha proeacullon charged the de­ fendants had illegally used their governm ent power to crush poli­ tical opposition, Incite riots and channel state funds into their own hearing today. tl Freedom Riders Go On Trial MONTGOMERY, A lt. ( U P I ) K levea "freedom rider*,” itieludiag the chaplain of Yale Univer­ sity, go os trial is city court to­ day o s charges o f trying to break dow a segregation law* la a bus germinal lunchroom. ’ The group was arretted last May 39, several days attar ■ weekend o f rioting took plae* when the drat group of "freedom riders" arrived ia this capital WASHINGTON tU P D -S e n a t* critics of foreign aid leveled e fi­ nal attack today but Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana predicted senator* would hold the line and approve the (1.2 billion money hill. Mansfield, summoned the Senate to on early session in hopes of shoving the appropriation* meas­ ure through to passage today. It would be a major atop toward ad­ journm ent Ben. Allen J. Ellendsr, |D-La.), wa* armed with a proposal to trim (250 million from the (1.7 billion military aid aection. But Mansfield said ha thought Ellenrirr's move would be rejected. The Benate Appropriations Com­ mittee voted to restore most o f the f&Ud million cut from the appro­ priation fur foreign eld in the cur­ rent fiscal year. EDMONTON, Alla (U PD — Canadian - born Cleveland Indus­ trialist Cyrus Eaton — Premier Nikita Khrushchev’ s "espt alist friend" — said Thursday night the United States is Incspible of handling the problem of Red China. Eaton told the Canadian Rustness and Professional Mens Asso­ ciation no one in Washington could Randle tha complex prob­ lem . "W e don’ t have in the United States in poitics oe busineis, peo­ ple with Ilia knowledge or experi-i ence to deal wi^h China," he said. Eaton urgad Canada to take a bold stand on International affairs and to cease blindly following the U. S. lie said tbla country should adopt a policy it believe* is best for the econom ic Interstate of Canada. Commenting an the possibilities of nuclear war, Eaton raid It was almost a mathematical certainly that a bomb will be exploded by accident which will destroy all life on this planet. Eaton pleaded fur "statesmen to adopt policies that will make for understanding and friendship between even the most differing ideologies and econom ics." Lake Monroe Personals By JIILS. H. L. JOHNSON Mr. and Mr*. Walter Price and Mr. and U n . Frank Price of San­ ford are on an extended tour of Virginia, West Virginia and Mich­ igan. They are expected to return home Ihix week. Mr. and Jlra. WU!!am Carroll Sr. and Aaron Betts have return­ ed home after visiting with rela­ tives tn Binghampton. N. Y ., tha form er home o f the Carrolls. Oviedo Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Andrews and son Joey have gone to Niw York for a few weak* vacation. Ur. and Mrs. Tom m y Swaggcrty accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hall and daughter Carolyn to By MARLIN R. JONES Murphy, N. C., and will then visit Mr. snd Mrs. W. C. Morgan of in Tennessee before reluming Virginia Beach. V a.; Mr. and home. Mrs. Wendell Hill and cliildren of Wayncsviilc, N. C .; Edward 1IU1 o f Smyrna, G a.; Fred Bill of Fort Jackson, S. C., and Jack 11111 of Dania, have ail* returned to thetr respective home* after being Ur. and Mra. Jim Palmer of called hers due to the death of Uviedo announce the birth of a 10 their father. Baa Hill. lb. 9 o i. son, Sept. 1ft at the Win­ ter Park Memorial Hospital. Mr Palmer ia the new science 'aacher Dance Canceled at Oviedo High. The Community Daaeo which Mr. and Mrs. C. R. MeCulicy w as to hav* been sponsored b y the announce the arrival of an 8 lb. Chuluota Youth Club Saturday 4 ox. ion , Sept. 7 at the W id er eig h t’ kas been cuoaled. Park Memorial lioapitaL Personals N ew Arrivals Thursday evening Memorial Hospital at Seminole following n lengthy illness. Born A ug. 35, 1888, In New A l­ bany, Ind., ha had lived in Sanford fo r the past 50 years end mad* his home a t 220 Jetsam ina A vt. Ha NEW YORK (U P I)-^ T h * Natlonal Association for the Ad­ vancement o f Colored P e o p l e (N A A C P ) ha* complained to PreaIdent Kennedy that a Savannah, Ga., postal employe will fired beThe general charge of “ violation causa he was an N A A C P officer. of tha constitution by fores" in­ cluded such accusations as: — Mender** used tha state radio for hia ow n purpose!. — Mend ere* embessled from the premier's special “ secret" fund*. — Baysr, Mender** and others attempted assassination of former President Ismet Inonu, leader of the then opposition Republican Peoples party. — Baysr, Mender** and uthera used fore# to suppress newspa­ pers and university student and faculty criticism. — National Assembly President Rafik K oralUn used stoto funds to pay tha salary o f a German maid. Among those scheduled for trial la tb« Rev. William Coffin, Yale chaplain, and Gaylord Noyce, Di­ vinity School professor It Yale. Another defendant la tbe Rev. Wyatt Tea Walker of Atlanta, ex­ ecutive secretary of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (5C LC ). The blraclal group, charged with breach o f tbe peace and con­ spiracy to breach the peace, ear­ lier this week lost an appeal to delay the trial. The U 5. Fifth Circuit Court ol Appeals refused to iaauo an Injunction against a.st* prosecution on criminal ch a rg e r Other defendants are Drs. John Maguire and David Smith, religion professor* at Wesleyan College; George Smith, New llaven, Conn.; Bernard I c e and the Rev. Ralph AbemMhy, Montgom­ e r y ; Joseph C. Jones and Clyde Carter, Charlotte, N. C., and the Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth of Rlrmlngham. Mr. E. J . Routh, 73, died early YOUTH CLUB OFFICERS o f the Altamonte Spring* St. Mary-Magdalen Church include, from left. Herb Smith, vice president; Pat Guillermoprieto, secretary and Susan Dunn, treasurer. Don McCormick, president, is in the Florida Sanitarium and Hospital with a compound leg fracture received In a motor scooter accident last week. (Herald Photo) In a telegram to tha President Thursday the association asked him to rescind the dismissal o f tha Isttor carrier, Westley W . Law. " I f the government Is to become a partner in economic reprisal against a government employs who exercise* hie right at a citisen to seek redress o f notorious griev­ ances suffered by hia racial group, then wa have oome, as a nation, to a low estate indeed," the tele­ gram said. 1 * w I* president o f the N AACP Georgia nrganiiatioR and the Bavunnah branch, lie was dismiss­ ed from his post offics jo b on Sept. 8. National NAACP official* claim the real reason for Law’a dismis­ sal was that he led a 15-month campaign to boycott local merebanto In protest o f racist grisvancss. was a veteran o f World War 1; was retired from the American Fruit Growers Assn, and w ee, a member o f tha First Prasbyterian Church o f Sanford. Survivors include his wife, Mra. SylSl Routh; a son, Joe Routh; a daughter, Mrs. Chl-e Butts; a brother, Walter Routh and three Iftainiciiildruii, ell of Saiifoid; t«*o brother*, R. R. Routh and W. N. Routh, are o f Charlotte, N. C. Funeral services will be held at 4 p. m. Saturday from Brlaaon Funeral Home with Rev. Grover Sewell of the Sanford First Pres­ byterian Church officiating. Uurial will be In Oak Lawn Memorial I Park. Q U A L IT Y Tha Taaa statement did not say whether tha rocket’ s payload was recovered by Soviet ships cruising near the target area, Rueaia announced Monday that it would fire rockets “ Intended for space exploration" into a speci­ fied area of the l'aclfic in a eeries o f teata beginning Wednesday and continuing until O c t IS, Tha pre­ cise number o f rockets to be tested was not announced. In another test Thursday, Rus­ sia set o ff a nuclear blast In the Arctic believed to have the force e f many millions o f tons o f TNT. Tha explosion wa* tha 10th in the current aeriee o f Soviet nuclear teste. Despite Tase'a claim that W ed­ nesday’s rocket w as “ new" and "more pow erful" 1U reported per(ormanca did not match the range* e f 7,700 to 8,000 claimed fo r rock­ et* tha Russians tested last year. Non* o f Russia's rockets so fa r has matched the » ,000-mile range achieved by the U. S. Atlaa rocket SAN FRANCISCO (UPO-For- mer Vice President Richard M. Nixon, who said be w ill decids ia a week o r so whether to run f o r Q the governorship of California in 1M2, was urged to do so Thurs­ day night by 25 GOP leader* in California. They met with Nlxoa la n twohour closed door session. S in Frsn n ico*'?..-.'ocy Caspar Wein­ berger told newsmen after (hr meeting, "W e nil atrongly urged Mr. Nixon to run.” Weinberger raid that tha for- £ mcr presidential candidate gave ^ no Indication aa to what his doc is ion would be, but Weinberger added that ha believed Nixon al­ ready baa made up htn mind. If Nixon seeks the governor­ ship, be must first outpoll form er Gov. Goodwin J. Knight, State Assemblyman Joaaph C. Shell, and former L t Governor Harold J. Powers, who h »v s declared their candidacy for the GOP. Oviedo Man Aboard Forrestal OVER S3 YE A R S at Fire* sad Palmetto (Alawg 8id* Pato Ofltm Enginrmai Second C lir* David M. Holland, Mrs. Thomas E. Holland o f Oviedo Is serving aboard the attack air­ craft carrier USB Forrestal oper­ ating out o f N orfolk, Va. Tha Forrestal recently com­ pleted a seven-month cruise in the Mediterranean during which port* In Greece, France. Cyprus and Lebanon were visited. SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY • • Carpet Tile H O M ES MR. AND MRS. Wendell Hlrt, 81U Catalina Drive. Snnford (right) upon their arrival at the Montagu Reach Hotel in N umuu. The Hirta won un nll-exponnu Nassau holiday when Wendell placed first in the membership contest sponsored by the R.OOO-membcr Florida State Association o f Life Underwriters. His Seminole County Association— o f which he is membership chairman— boasted -111 members against only 20 in 1900. Hirt is with National Standard Life. With the Dirts are mem­ bers of tho l!ahama.-i Association of Life Underwriters. *•♦ gr) 4 ■ it Lincoln Haight*. WASHINGTON ( UPD — The commander would ask permission Pentagon has ordered all U. S. to make furthar commitments for military command to nuke a sea rrli lug review c f any cum mi tmento already made to furnish personnel for movie, TV or radio appearance*. Arthur Sylvester, assistant de­ tenu* secretary fo r public affaire, said Thursday the action was tak­ en because of International ten­ sion. Under present circumstances, Sylvester said, he doubted any Japan Braces For Typhoon TOKYO (U P D —Southern Japan braced today for tho impact of Typhoon Nancy whose lto m ile an-hour winds may make it one of the must devastating storms in recent Japanese history. At least three deaths in Japan snd the offshore Amaml Islands already had been caused direct­ ly or indirectly by Nancy’s howl­ ing winds snd drenching rains. Kyushu and Shikoku, the south­ ernmost islands o f Japan, were on typhoon alert, remembering previous storms which killed thousands of persona and flooded thousands of acres of land. It was virtually certain that Kyushu would be hit by the mam­ moth storm, which Japanese newspapers placed in the "SuperA " category — among the big­ gest ever to strike this island na­ tion. U. 3. Air Force weather recon­ naissance planes flew into the heart of the storm in an atlampt to chart its velocity and course. An oificer at the U.S. Air Force weather center said Nancy was accompanied by exceptionally heavy rains, certain lo flood riv­ ers and bring misery to thou­ sand*. such purposee. Anyway, ha laid, the Pentagon would probably turn down any such request. The announcement was contain­ ed in the Pentagon's reply to Rep. Rob Wilson, (R -C alif.), who want­ ed to know why troops stationed in Geimuny were taking part in • ■notion pictui* being filmed In Franc*. The movie is "The Longeel Day," a etory o f D-Day in World War II. Wilson also asked how that re­ luted to the Jack Paar incident in Berlin, which caused disciplinary artion against military officer* Involved. Osteen P-TA Welcomes Teachers The Kurd family U ahown being welcomed by Lee Jack won, Marshall Clarence Noble other owpiera in Lineoln Heights. tflcUuwjce Holloway BRICK and CONSTRUCTION CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS Home Owner in LINCOLN HEIGHTS 3 l!j BEDROOM BATH SPACIOUS LIVING AREA EASY TERMS BEST HOME QUALITY VALUE CONSTRUCTION continue Tuesday ih. The DIRECTIONS: turn left on Grapeville Ave. follow the signs to Lincoln Heights �Storm W arnings §>m tf0 rfr ifm t t f* W E ATH ER: Cloudy with rain through Tuesday. High today, 85*90. L ow tonight, 70-75. For Florida VOL. 53 United Bulletin Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 281 Hammarskjold Dies In Crash the storm — • commonly - used The Board of Cewserv siioo hi MIAMI lU P l) — Hurricane ★ ★ ★ Esther, ■ httfl* and dangerour guideline to hurricane force—had Jacksonville aaid M a y alter •torn, dropped atightly in power cooridertog ■ regoeet Me the JACKSONVILLE ( U P D - l t o been reported ■■ low as 27J7 f i r i n g the night and took a alight aircraft carrier I ’SS Franklin D. approval af a Sanford-{'leaveral inches, less than Hurricane Carla NDOLA, Northern R h o d e s i a port, but did not land. It then die-, in New Y ont noted that the planet Kammarekjold’ a personal atdet turn toward the north 'but the Canal that R weald ask cooRoosevelt waa ordered to see which raked the gulf coasts of was missing, but aaid a m a jo r'a n d Vladimir Fabru, a Cxech, a Wealber Bureau today ordered sultant eaglattn to prepare ■ (U l’ l I—Tha Federal Broadcasting: appeared. M a y as a pretantioa ■gainst Texas and Louisiana earlier this feasibility Corporation o f Rhodesia reported; UN official* in 1-eopoldville of- search e ffort was underway and legal advisor, hurricane warnings hoisted from Tha plans in which Hammar­ month. that United Nations Secretary firially announced thla morning they had no confirmation that the the possibility of Hurricane Es­ Miami north to Savannah, Ca. skjold le ft Leopoldville wee re­ aircraft actually had crashed. In the 11 a. m. advisory, the General Dag Hammarskjold was that tha plana waa mieslng. The Miami Weather Bureau ther approaching the Florida center of the season'! fifth hur. In Naw Y ork, Secretary of State ported to have had en engine It waa attar this that Ndola po­ killed In a plana eraah in North­ said at 11 a. m. EST that the coast. Ik s Navy at tha Mayport rlcane was located near latitude ilo r n -.^ id decreased slightly but _ lk* announced that Rhodesian Air Deen Rusk aaid that all U. H. air­ damaged In an attack by a Ka­ ern Rhodesia today. north, longitude » 2 W « i i . .! » warned it still packed sustained JfiUUif near bore sold the F W f A hrvadeaat f r o jtw SalLury, Force planes hud sighted what craft in tha area were joining in tanga Air Force Kouga jet on Fri­ r j u v A . . . winds o f 110 miles an hour and would steam south and maintain The location it about <63 statute J'a day at E U s a b c t h v ille .----------Southern Rhodesia, taut six bodies they believed to EFtnei* wreckage tha search f o r ' miles east o f Stuart, Fla., and gusta up to i n miles an hour. • paoB M m l) away frwm the United Nations officials at first were found in the wreckage, in­ of a plan*— presumed to b* that o f plana. about the same distance south ^Earlier gusta bad hit about 300 storm area. A spokesman for U. S. Air Fore* hoped the lack o f word o f the Hammarakjold'a DCflU. cluding that o f Hammarekjold. cast of Wilmington, N. C. miles an hour. Tha office o f the high commis­ headquarters in Europe aaid In plane wee due merely to poor com­ it said there waa one survivor, The Weather Bureau laid hur­ The circular storm kicked up sioner for Rhodesia in London aaid Wiesbaden, Germany, that six munications, but as the hours penn­ "unidentified but badly hurt.” ricane winds extend outward 170 waves of 10 (cel in its movement Tha broadcast said It appeared it had been Informed that Ham- American planes entered t h a ed their feera grew, mile* in the northeast sem i-circle GAINESVILLE (U P lj The in the general direction e ! the Tha Southern Rhodesian breedthat the aircraft "struck the marskjotd waa killed In a plane search early In the day. and 11* miles to the southeast. doors o f tha University of Florida Eastern seaboard. The Weather UN sources In Naw York aaid east said tha wreckage wee right­ ground at good speed and with crash in Northern Rhodesia, G iles extend outward some 330 opened today for a record enroll­ Bureau said the storm "took “ This i* the word we get from that those aboard the plane were ed 10 miles south o f Mufulira, In considerable force.” miles to the north and east and ment o f 3,300 freshmen. somewhat of a turn to the north Hammarekjold left Leopoldville, uur government,” a spokesman H sm m ankjold; a Swedish pilot, the heart o f Northern Rhodesia's 200 miles southwest of the center for a while thla morning but its the Congo, Sunday night en route said. He added there waa "on* Capt. Ilallonqulst: H e i n r i c h scrub copper belt country. of the giant storm. average movement la apparently The region ia about 80 miles to Ndola for a conference with survivor o f the crash.” The name W eiscbhoff, an American, special Heavy swells as high as seven toward the northwest at 11 JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Total southwest of the Katanga capital assistant to tha aaerstary gentral; of tha survivor waa not given. Katanga President Moisa Tahombe. feet have been reported in the wages and salaries for I960 in A p-h .** Earlier, United Natione officials William Ranalllo, A m e r i c a a , o f Klisabothvilla. outef (standi of the Bahamae, the Florida showed a seven per cent Tha DC6B circled tha Ndola air* "T h e central pressure this bureau said. Smalt craft In the Increase over 1939, the State morning was reported as 27.44 Bahamas were warned to remain Chamber of Commerce reported. Inches of m ercury," the bureau in port. laid in an advisory, "indicating a Tile bureau aaid weather air­ alight decrease in intensity during plane* are keeping the atorm the night.” VANDENBERG AFB, Calif. ) under close watch but llwre was Earlier, the central pressure of By LAKKY VERHIIEL (U P lt—A 23-(ool-long Discoverer no word whether plans still are Why doesn't the County Com Hatcliitr, liie 21st of its family to being made to seed the storm mission hold an old fashioned auc­ ★ ★ ★ orbit successfully, today circled with silver iodide smoke as pre­ tion like the Kiwani* Club did the earth at about 18,Qua mile* viously planned In an experiment awhile back? Just think o f all the of possible means of breaking up an hour. Items tha county board could auc­ storms. tion off. . , . Wrist watches, com­ passes, ripped up bonds for con­ LIMOGES, France (U P t )-T h e cealed weapons ami even an old Weather Station here has report­ directive or two. ed a "slight” increase in almoThe weekend rainfall in San­ • • • spherlc radioactivity. The station ford and through Central Flor­ said the increase was registered Hay, maybe Dr. Clyde D. Broth­ ida has no connection with Hur­ in “ the past few da ys." ers could donate a couple of other ricane Esther, which Monday items. morning was reported to be 723 liles east of Miami, the weather LONDON ( UPl f — Arm-weary Our city fathers sure are get­ van said. police early today carted o ff to Sanford had 2.31 Inches of rain ting fum y! First they ordered Jail the last of 1.310 Britons who from one p. m. Friday to 9 a.m. theatre-type chairs fo r the com ­ courted arrest bv staging anti­ Mondsy, according to figures mission chambers . , . next d ra p es' nuclear sit-down demonstration in compiled at the Central Florida and now the city manager has i Trafalgar Square. Experiment Station. three new soil-cushioned chairs City and County officials report- fur bia office . . . coat (78 each. . . . u l no damage is a result of the Ah, political Julia aura are rough JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — John these days. A in . Oviedo Sunday ufternoun. ONE -MAN DIED o f injurina suffered In ear on left in Mulrennan. state entomology di­ The cause of the rain, according ht'iul-un collision with other car on Hit. -126 aoulh of J O E C A Z 1 L rector. tuld the Florida Hoard of Jo Earl Morgan, meteorologist at Does the school board know Health Sunday lack of money it Municipal Airport at Orlando, th n e i* * critical shortage of making it difficult to W p badlyw’a i a cold front and a jet stream book*. » t .\u smluol* * ' tigh Hrnool, needed research expert* working which passed over this area. The word la that in one class in for the state. Morgan said that the cold world history there are 63 young­ front moved over the area from ster* in the room and only 40 north to south and then backed An Oviedo man was killed and* * A 1932 sedan, driven by David Intersection ol Highway 17-92 tn4 book*. ATLANTA ( UPIl - T h e Integraup. This maneuver, along with a girl was injured in a head-on I1. Herman, skidded into a 1943 Onora Rd., Trooper Foster report-, • • • Joe Gaail, owner of two Tip-Top tlon of Georgia Tech, bringing to the jet stream, which is, Morgan collision at I? 3D p. m. Sunday car, driven hy Esther C. M clice ed. Hume Lake Aimy resident* are Supermarkets snd Hie Handy Food explained, a river o f air. caused 13 the number of Negroes in pre­ CHICAGO tUPI) — The pilot's on Stair Rouil 426, two miles wondering how lung it will be be­ Store in Hanford has extended bii A 1941 redan, being driven tbs heavy precipitation In many viously all-white tax-supported last distinguishable words — a south of Uvkdo, according lo of Oviedo. Foxier reported that fore a tra ffic ‘ light become* a scope of business with Ilie pur­ section* of the state. schools of the state, was to hegin Stale Trooper J. S. Foster, who, Herman Um I control of his car north on 17-91 by Jack Woodshout of "N o control!” — added necessity at the business district chase of the Food mart Supermar­ today under strict security regu­ with Seminole Deputy Vernon on Die ram slick highway and worth. 37, o f 1422 South Mill* St , intersection. And what happened ket on South Park Avenue from to the mystery today of what Brewster, investigated the acci­ Orlando, was struck by « 1914 lations hit the McGee car hesd-on. to the safety regulations recom­ Charles Atkinson, it was announc­ caused a Northwest Orient Elec- dent. ca r driven by Johnny K, GilA Negro passenger in the M c­ strap of Sanford. mended lest year by the C of C tra prop-jet lo crash a minute aft­ ed today. Gee ear, Lloyd Logan, about 43 rood committee? Foster reported that the Oil"Extensive remodeling and re­ ISTANBUL (U P I) Turkey'* er takeoff, killing all 37 persou* • • • years old, of Oviedo, was taken strap ear failed to yield the aboard decorating is planned for both military junta regime hanged exto Win er I’ ark Memorial Hos­ right of way when k entered the Parents in Lake Mary, one of inside and outside the store," GaUfficial investigator* refused lo premier Adnan Mender** .Sunday, pital whore he died about two highway from Onora Rd. Damage the largest unincorporated areas cveu aue-s. They indicated a zll said. despite plesa for clemency from HAVANA (UPl>—Premier Fidel hours later of chest injuries. ta the two c a n was estimated at The newly acquired supermar­ many prominent Turk* and for­ thorough study wuuld precede a C u tr o ’a revolutionary regime h is In the county, wonder why tom e of A passenger In the Herman 1700. the community's civic organisa­ ket will go under the name of diagnosis of the crash, which scat­ exiled Homan Catholic Bishop Ed­ eign friends and allies of thr re­ ear, All** Maureen Itusner, was Both driver* were taken to tered Hie four-engine plane into uardo Boia Mscvldat and 133 olh- tion* don't get a planned and co­ Thriftwav, which is a franchise gime. ,al*o taken lo the Wi ner Park Seminole Memorial Hospital for Eight Seminole County residents ordinated CD program imdccwuy lli-ry pieces over the outskirts ol name, and is part of a large group t e r priests, apparently ns a result were arrested late Friday after­ hospital whet* she was treated treatment o f head Injuries. O'Hare Field Sunday. of independent certified grocer* of what it described as church-lid there. • • • noon on gambling charges, police for «oncu<s>on of the brain and It was the Chicago area's sec­ throughout Florida, with head­ rioting against the government. WASHINGTON ( UPI) Sen a sprained wrist. reported. la it really "kosher," as the say­ quarters in Ocala. Forty-six o f the churchmen Clifford P. Cave (R-N. J .) hat ond m ajor cra*h in IT day* and The driver* of both cars were ing goes, fur a possible candidate the world's fourth airliner disas­ Seven of the eight were charg­ "Thriltway stands for quality charged that the post office de­ ' were Cuban, but most of the rest uninjured. for the District 4 County Commis­ ter lliis month ed with frequenting * gamtiling control and will feature the lowest partment apparently acted a* an were Spanish. They were shipped In another traffic acrldent two Bridge ._ . Fag* 7 house while (rank Scnn. was out Sunday on the Spanish liner sion seat to drive around with a prices in the c ily ," said Gasif. “ instrument of persecution'' hy persons were injured in a colli­ Claisified ...... _ Pag* 8 * 4 from an “ foreign” license plate charged with nperating a gambl­ "The same fine personnel will firing a Negro mad carrier who Covadonga when it sailed for sion at 6:20 a. m. today at the Comics .... ...---------- Pag* ■ adjoining county on hi automo- be retained lo serve you under the had worked to Improve Negro ing establishment at tUW Palmetto Spain. ' Dear Abby ... bilaT Ave. t I new management,*' he added. rights in Georgia. .... . . Page 4 Editorial Charged and released under "I have greatly appreciated the Entertainment Page 7 Why don't you say something patronage of all my customer* in The Hanford Male Chorus will Southside School P-TO will bond were Janos Lewis VunllcrPago 8 ft good about tha County Commis­ the pa st," said Hie former owner. I ' gal * sponsor room, visits ion from 7:101 bulla, Damon t* Scolt, Alton G. meet at 8 p.m. today st the L'SO Pusile ______ .... .. Pag* 7 sion for a change! Charles “ Chuck" Atkinson, “ and The Seminole High Boosters to 8 p. in. at the school Tuesday, Gunter. Allred M Greene, Lyman building. Tii* chorus plans la pre­ Parents and teachers of the Page 6 Society . Okay — They helped boost the can heartily e m lin e the new man­ Club will meet il 7:30 p. m as they open their agenda for A. Baker Jr , William II. Yales sent s concert in November, a c ­ Pm ecreit School will hold their Spurt* Page 5 cording to director Hubert Carnie circulation of tha llrraldl Hie first meeting of the year. and Harley llarvis Tuesday at the high school. agem ent." first meeting o! Ibe year Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Newly-elected President Mrs. Gordon Stanley p ill preside at the brief business meeting and the program lo follow will be called A "Inform stion. Please.” The skipper o f the b ig g ril cargo from Tampa In In r k a i M i v i l l e lie told them nil (lint it tin-i Tii'iiipnon did put a reatrkti.ut ship ever to dock at the city pier around tin- southern end ol the toublcdly would uttrucl henry on the type and sii* canal ha said today thut ■ Manfuld-Cunav- state up to Jacksonville and down •hipping and would le -u ll in ecu- thinks would ha successful for rral ranal would nuke o f Hanford the Ht. John* River to Hunfurd. nomica! tiaiupoitation foe imoiy commercial shipping. * tremendous import distribution Il w h s li'g nautical miles fium products, “ They would have to make it center. Tampa to Jl.iyiaul and It!) iiloftg IIis 'm ain enthusiasm though large enough »mj deep enough lo And he’* no stranger to the Ilia river to Sanford. Total sidling was loi the import* fium Latin handle the big ships. Wa draw Florida shipping scene. time was 68 hours to Mayport and Aniaiicun countries, about eight and a half feet alt and Capt. Charles ('. Thompson of lit hour* to Hanford, t'upl, Thomps on outlined one In­ seven feet forward and this type Tampa, who has been sailing out vc-srl i* ideal fur cl,is* state waTha Corinto is heie to tuiul 133 stance o f economy: o f Florida port* aim* auid tuns of bultding material* for •!••if the nniu-tinl* he if loading on leiw uys, but it would have to la the ranal not only wuuld hr a time Uvery to St. Croix in the Virgin the Cut into here hod to he tiueked ublc to handle tha big ones, too,” ■ml money saver for ahipper* o f Island*. The cargo include! run. to one o f the Florida post* it would he evpainrd. good* and detenu* material*, but j creta block, lumber and some Ve- lake a large number o f truck* ta The Corinto run aground four could bring a whole new product hide* and machinery. |haul liie 133 ton* under the legal time* making Ihe trip on the HU distribution network to Hanford. The boat was chartered hy tire howl limit*. Tha shipper would Johns, Imt tile- difiicullie* were ois Ha emphaaixed a* one example lluruip and Hiiiim* Co., accuiding have tu pay liie cost of haulage to ! tunic o f the sharp turn* in the th* possibility o f importation of to local manager Victor Hutchins. Ihe port and the loading c bulge*. liver ami didn't detuy the ship toe mahogany and pin* lumber from The boat I* expected to arrive in By loading in port at Hanford, the much, Central America and said Hanford H’t. Croix in seven day*. shipper ha* to pay only the load­ 1h* veteran captain i* sailing would be * natural shipping renter If there had been ■ canal from ing co»t* in addition to th* tharter the Coriuto fur Dclfa Line* of tu large building matket* in tha some point around thr Titusville price of the *hip. Tampa. He I* th* cousin o f Dr. rest o f the state. are* o f the east co«*l, he al­ Water transportation via a canal Dan Mather* of Hunfutd, but Ibis Water Ira n-porU tiun would ready would have been on Ihe and the Ht. John* would bring on was hi* first trip on th* Ht. Johns lie cheaper, In be surf , hr *ald. way with hi* rurgo, he estimat­ more competitive (hipping rates, in a vessel a* large at th* cargo And tha ranal would cut at Iraat ed. Now he will nut strani out he pointed out. ship. 17 hour* o ff Ihe time il took hi* until Tuesday. “ No doubt about it, a ranal Chief engineer W. D. Roebuck I* vessel to get from Tampa her* Heveral peisoiis and groups tpiitacross Florida would atlr up a th* only other American aboard on ite present mission. <«d Captain Thompson a b o u t tremendous amount of shipping,” th* Cotintu. The mate, Frank “ And time i* money,” he pointed tha usefulness of the proposed ha said. “ And a ranal o f tha Hutchins, is from British Guiana, out, canal fium her* to tha Atlantic right aiic from her* to th* A t­ *4 a n some s f tha crew, Tha •-'apt. Thompson brought hi* after hi* v**«al » u mooted at the lantic auuld du plenty o f but!other* are from Honduras, Niaati7 -fou t motor v**3*l, Corinto, handshelL nea* ua it* own." ■sag* and Spain, I Record Enrollment Wages Up Satellite Up Rainfall Here No Kin To Esther Radioactivity Up Demonstrations Lack Of Money Sanford Store Changes Hands Castro Exiles 135 Priests Strict Security Mystery Surrounds Oviedo Man Killed In Mishap Electra Crash Ex-Boss Hanged Eight Charged In Gambling Count Persecution Herald Index Southside PTO Sets Tuesday Meet J ’inecrest PTA Meets Tuesday Chorus Meet Boosters Meet Canal Badly Needed, Says Boat Captain Here For Cargo 227 Foot Motor Vessel Corinto Loads At Sanford Pier Insert-C a p t Charles Thompson � 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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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>, September 15, 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/ca03787730cd350bbe19ef4249a0a659.pdf 393f4d878840f0c48c0658f0fa9ffe29 PDF Text Text ■JL-fc - — b» Fair • Setter's STAM PS R A W C H A K IS YOU CAN W I N ... A t Y O U R O W N FIRST P t I Z I C H O IC E A JIM WALTER t-ROOM SHELL HOME 3 Other Grand Prizes To Choose From *N E W ■ O K U W . LITTLE, form er eotmtjr eommUaloner U the M W manager o f the Greyhound B ua Station in Sanford. ■ Lm I chance to r« f ilt e r for be| t o t a | shorthand cImhhm * u an­ nounced today by E . 8. Douglass, Director ad A d a h and Vocational Education* Claaaea a n bald a t tha Seminole County Vocational School, which te to Ite now location on Palmetto A r t , botwoon Ninth and Tenth Streets. Other claaeee are just befin ning and oven though they may be entered a t any tima during tha A fter this week enrollment f o r t h o beginning shorthand classec will be cloeed fo r the se­ mester. ■Seminole County lo expending and with it'a expansion cornea tho M id fo r more and better skilled o ffic e workers, acid Douglass.* Tho Buslnoea Education Depart­ ment o f th « Seminole County Vo­ cational School helps adults keep ap with tho changing community by offerin g elaseee In typing, bookkeeping, buslnoea English, o f­ fic e procedure, commercial law, transcription and a new course— Consumer Economice. Hours may be arranged for Day o r N ight School between 9 e. m. and S p. m. Monday through F ri­ day o t the now location, which la air-conditioned. mow. Garden Club Circle To Open Year In Bear Lake By A TLA N TA McGINNIS The Beer Lake Garden Club will hold ite first meeting o f the new eeeeon at I p. m. today at tha homa o f Mrs. J. W. Malone, 3S0S Shirley Dr. The circle’ s contribution to the Christmas Tree Lana Workshop, this year to be wall plaques suitabla for tha.T ula season and fur general home decoration will be discussed end plana made fo r pre­ paring necessary materials in ad­ vance o f the Hcpt. 37 workshop session at tha Orlando Garden Club. O fficials o f the Bear Lake Circle have announced that memberships ara open In thslr circls which was organised for ell women o f the en­ tire Bear Lake area. Anyone in­ terested In joining may contact Mrs, Alan Wentworth er Mrs. Vernon Herrington by telephone or at their homes. t FORD CONVERTIBLE ★ 1 6 ' x 3 ? "P EN TH O U S E" SW IM MING POOL DISTRIBUTED BY CENIRAL WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTORS, INC., )ACKSO NVIIU ★ 17'-A R IS T 0 C R A FT BOAT M o o , Tore.. W ed IJ t To TsH PLUS HUNDREDS OF FREE W EEKLY PRIZES A T EACH STORE! 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The Block System, new this year, worked sm oothly for 379 fifth and sixth graders, Dabbe •aid, explaining that this teaching method Is beliurused aa an experi­ mental approach fo r handling MORTON S FAMOUS FROZEN ASSORTED 22 OZ SIZES 1 U. S. YELLOW B AN TA M A n increase o f IT leachera brings the faculty number to U this year to keep pace with Altamonte'e enlarged territory, Dabbe reported. » Hard Way To Break Into Game LONDON (U P I) — Raymond Franklin was railing his first bingo game In a London thaater Tuesday night, and ha waa visibly shaken when BO o f the playere Jumped to their feet and yelled “ Bingo!” Franklin checked each card, and they all tallied. He passed out BO prises. Then ha began to examine his supply ot cards. His printers had made a mis­ take, and had provided doxena o f duplicate card*. “ What a shocking start for bing o w ound b e i y * bo said. 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VOL. 63 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1961 SANFORD, On Move VIENNA (UP1) — A Ciaehoalo- have moved into East Germany re­ vakian newspaper her* reported cently," Svobodne Listy aaid. -T hey wara shipped to Eaat Ger­ today that Csack troop# k i n b w a many on very short ssotlea.” ■ c f W Into Eaat Gannany, appar­ Tha nawspaper said tha dads ion ently baranaa a/ the Berlin trial*, U send tha troop* into tha Rad ft The report waa confirmed. The sona of Germany waa connected newspaper Svobodna Listy, quoted with tha recent meeting o f chiefs raporta from Cxach viaitor* to o f tha Warsaw Pact Nations. Vienna. Tha newspaper said that tha -Several Catch military units troop movement waa accompanied by panlc-bnying all over CtechoSlovakia. It aaid Caech visitor* attributed the panic-buying to rocant an­ nouncements that Caechoslovakia haa halted demobilisation and waa calling raaervista back to duty. According to Weatarn intelli­ gence source*, the Caccha current­ ly have a standing army o f about 280,000. Tha army la patterned after the Soviet Union’s, with troops split into some 1$ to I I di­ visions. Lost month, a troop buildup was reported in Romania. Communist Party Secretary Gheorghe Gheorg hiu Dcj announced Romania waa taking “ necessary a t a p ■ t o stmgthen her defena* In the wak* of the West’ s preparation for w ar." , Foreign Minister Heinrich Initiate a three-day round of conon Brentano, British Foreign Secre* eign Minister Couva da Murville gathered in Washington for the talks. They met agalnat the back­ ground of President Kennedy's suggestion of “ serious talks" with ’0 the Russian* when tha United Na­ tions General Assembly convenes next week. ^ v 7 Slupin To Quit ^ IIA J II (U P I) — Dads County Ktpublii-an Chairman Matthew M. Slepin criticised GOP slat* official Jur “ poor leadership" Wednesday and said lie would submit his res­ ignation to the Dade GOP commit­ tee at a meeting S e p t 18. ★ Tha Soviet government said today that Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko "la ready” to talk witk U. 8. Secretary of Stats Doan Rask on tha German problem. ★ ★ buses leaving tha county after apodal allowances on tha ns* of Supt. o f Schools R. T. Milwea re­ buses. Ha did not elaborate on W EST PALM BEACH (U PI) what group was behind any pres­ —Spokesman fo r SL Ann's Roman ported that ha was being “ pres­ sure. sured'' by groups on school bus Catholic Parochial School her# an­ • nounced tha admittance o f eight use. Negroes Wednesday. The board stated again that JACK SO NVILLE (U PI) - Exconvict William Watson Whitfield 111 pleaded guilty in U. S. District Court Wednesday- to interstate transpuitation o f stolen money in a |17,UOU burglary o f a parked car near Ponte Yedra. lary Lord Home and French For­ ★ 8 Enter School Pleads Guilty the Berlin crisis. ★ School Board Firm On Use Of Buses BROAD RUN, V *. (U P D -S t o v er'e Milt, a 143-year-old structure used as a Confederate hospital during the Civil W ar, waa de­ MUwaa said that groups have The County School Board today stroyed by fire Wednesday. time and time again asked for reatflnnad Us policy on school TALLADEGA, Ala. (U P I) — A circuit court Jury Wednesday con­ victed the second o f eight Ku Klux Klunmnen charged in the May 13 leather strap vehipping of a white couple. Secre­ *Ite r a n c e s by the Big Four allied ministers Mill Burns KKK Conviction Von Brentano met here today to foreign M W A ... no school bus will be allowed to leave the county over a radius of NEW DELHI (U P I) — More 71 miles. than l.OUO persona demonstrated Wednesday outside tha Soviet Em­ bassy to protest the resumption of Russian nuclear teats. tary of State Dean Rusk and Ger­ man Prises! Prim e will be gtven away again Friday night, from the usual spot on the com er o f F irst St. and Magnolia Ave., featuring the popular $3 g ift certificates, good In sny o f the participating merchants stores. The big one will be $40 worth, the next $30 worth, next $20 and next $ 10. This makes fo u r people happy and adds greatly to the fun o f shopping at night, when the whole family can come to town together and shop fo r all their needs. A special added attraction will be the exhibition square-dancing o f the Star­ light Promenadors, active local group, who will invite some members o f the audience to step in and join them. NO. 279 Protest Tests Allied Foreign •Ministers Meet On Berlin Crisis WASHINGTON (U P I) - FLORIDA rfoeoMitleo, hnrariee, w n few wnA g tfllU r iu arttetaa a n all Included fat the two pagee o f Friday Night Specials found In today's Herald, and in the special ads on other pagee o f the same paper. "Shop at home and save'* would be a good theme, ae many merchants are o f­ fering drastic reductions on the clearance o f summer-time items many o f which are just as good in the winter-time, too, and in warm aunny fall days which are begin­ ning to make themselves felt now. If these fine bargains do not o ffe r enough attraction, there is something spe­ cial which offers excitement and adven­ ture to the friendly Friday night shopping tripe o f Seminole County residents, THE FIRST model display shelter in Sanford will be open to the public Friday. The shelter, located behind the Florida State Bank, was construct­ ed by the Knrl Downes Construction Co. of Orlando. (Herald Photo) ★ Rusk and Von Brentano met at l:M a.m. Lord liom e was to lunch with R oik. Lata this afternoon. Rusk, lo r d Home and de Murvilla were to get together for tha first formal session of the con­ ferences. Friday and Saturday, all four V win hold discussions. They wara staking a diplomatic formula to east tha peril of nuclear war with­ out making damaging concessions to the Soviet Union. They also planned to blueprint further lh« strengthening of allied military d e­ fense* while waiting for some sign of Soviet willingness to negotiate a meaningful settlement of the Berlin crisis. Esther, Debbie Roam High Seas MIAMI (UPI)— Powerful Hurri­ cane Esther churned »e*t-north» westward far out in the Atlantic * today, giving very lit le indica­ tion whether it would (urn more to tha north and remove a threat to tha U. 3. mainland. Weather bureau officials here laid It was still to early to tell whether Either would strike the mainland. Esther, fifth tropical storm ol the saaion, flung (ales outward ^ 230 miiea from U* ccn er and •*’waa plodding on a weat-northweat course at about I mph. Weather bureau experts waited to *e* which way the hurricane would go before deciding whe.her to attempt to "s e e d ” the storm with silver iodide. Hurricane Debbie, located about HO mile* weit-souihwest of the Atorei, was moving harmlessly w northeastward, still carrying ^ winds up to 110 mph. KANSAS CITY. Mo. ( L 'P l ) Tha flood crisis caused by Hurri­ cane Carta e sird today but wide a r c u of Kansas and Missouri, and Kansas City itseir, suffered heavy damage from a series of flash floods in tha wak* o f the storm. Competition M ay Delay Lab WASHINGTON • lU P U - A tugof-war between dates. Florida among them, for the Federal Space Agency's planned 110 mil­ lion space test center may delay the decision on where it will be built. Two ailei In Florida. Green Cove Springs and MacDiil AFB at Tam pa, are under considera­ tion. The eenter will be head­ quarter* for the big Apollo t i n ­ ned space flight program. Survey teams for the National Areonautiea and S p ire Admini­ stration (NASA) recently visited Green Cove Springs and MacDiil, as well as Slierveport, La.; Hou­ ston — Beaumont — Victoria, Texas; and Oakland — Berkeley, Calif. NASA Administrator James E. Webb had hoped to decide on the site on tha basts of evaluations by tii* survey teams, which re­ turned to Washington with their reports last week. Hut the intense rivalry between the four states apparently has made the spare agency go more slowly In decid­ ing. “ This may take a litll# more time than perhaps a few days ago we might have thought," Webb told the National i'res* Club Tuesday. " A storm seems to be blowing up about it." He indicated the storm was partly political. Hut he emphas­ ised that he would not be in­ fluenced by the lobbying efforts of the interested states and pres­ sures on President Kennedy. The President "has made it very clear to me he expected me to m ike this decision in the light of national interests." Webb indicated Use agency was interested in having the space has a guaranteed buyer for the laboratory close to the launching bonds, though the interest rata site of the spare rockets—Cape is still to be set. Canaveral. "Y ou Increase tile probability of au rcesi," he said, " i f you can have a system which tends to handle in a relatively close area this kind of thing, instead of something Uut can go through the Panama Canal and around live Keys of Florida and back City Manager W. E. Knowles u p " today made public a list of 40 officials (hat would man the city’* disaster headquarters in the ad­ vent of any nuclear aUack. Final approval la expected from the City Commission at its next JACKSONVILLE (U PI) - Con­ meeting. f struction will begin within live Knowles Monday was authorised days on a row. 115,190.0(10 launch, t» obtain bids for the shelter. ing complex at Cape Canaveral The 40 include: (or the Sa'urn moon rocket boos­ The City Commission, city phy­ ter. sician, city manager and engineer, Tha Corps of Engineers award­ police chief, two poller officers, ed Ihe contract Wednesday to fire chief, two firemen, director of Blount Brothers Construction Co. public works, building o fficiil, a s­ of Montgomery, Ala . loweri of sistant building official. five bidden on the project. Street, sewer. maintenance, The facility, to he located on a shop and water department su­ UO-acre site at the north end of perintendents, water plant oper­ Cape Canaveral, will consist of a ator, street division and heavy 300-foot mobile steel service tower, equipment operator, county civil a 268-(uut umbilical tower, and a defense director, sheriff and llO-by-38-foof blockhouse with a county health officer. roof 12 and onc-ha li feet thick. Suit Challenges Policy On Sunshine Parkway TALLAHASSEE (U PI) meal construction shine State lenged today of Parkway Piece­ the Sun­ wav chal­ In ■ suit seeking validation of 1180 million m bonds (a extend the tollpik* from Fort Pierce to Wildwood. State A dy. W. D. Hupkint of Tallahassee and Circuit Judge W. May Walker opened hearmgv on the proposal. Another challenge was made by the Leesburg engineering firm of Rochester and Goodell, which moved tor dismissal on the grounds the bond issue was an unconstitutional attempt to pledge the state’s credit. Hopkins maintained that the Legislature ordered the turnpike extended to a point near Jack­ sonville, and that therefore the Bryant Tistuve Authority can not legally fix the northern ter­ minus at Wildwood. He also challenged the validity of Gov. Farrl* Bryants plan to rafinanc* the debt ouislindini on the bobtail section and u»e tolls to help pay for the extension. Turnpike Chairman John Ham­ mer aaid tha authority expects to have dirt flying on tha extension by November, The state already Disaster Unit Officials Named Work On Saturn Pad Starts Soon Sets New Dute WASHINGTON (U P li — P.«*ident Kennedy’ s next news confer­ ence will tie held Thursday, Sept. 21. The conference previously waa announced for Sept. 20, but the Whita llou .e announced Wednes­ day it wuuld he set back a day. It probably will be in the morning, Kennedy Trip WASHINGTON (U P I) — Pieaident Kennedy has accepted an In­ vitation to visit Indonesia, accord­ ing to President Sukarno. No date was set, but the Indonesian presi­ dent said Wednesday he hoped Kennedy would make (he trip soon. Clay To Depart N EW YORK (U P I)—Gen. Lu­ cius D. Clay leave# for Ucrlin this weektud aa President Kennedy's personal repiraentativ*, gravely concerned that Russia and the West have reached “ the point o f least return" over the isolated German city. CD Unit Praised TALLA H ASSEE ( U P I ) - S U U Auditor Oryan Willie praised the financial management o f tha De­ partment of Civil Defense Wed­ nesday. Willia said ail lereipta were property accounted for, ex­ penditures supported by vouchers and kept within the apptuved bud­ get. UN Forces Mop Up In Katanga Areas LEOPOLDVILLE. The Congo (U P I) — United Nation* forces were reported mopping up scittered pockets of resistance in Ka­ tanga Province today. The UN troops were said to he trying to break up any attempt by Ui* Katangesa force* to re group into guerrilla unit*. Direct communications with the beleaguered province were cut off. One report, which UN official* declined to confirm or deny, said a l i m b i c group of whita merce n iry officer* of the Kstangese gendarmerie had fled to the bush and wara in contact with the missing provincial president, Moisa Tshorn be. Mayor To Ask New City Hall For Longwood By LARKY VEHSHKL Although county officials will probably deny it, isn't it true Longwood Mayor A. R. Lor- that an adminlatrativa aide to the mann said today ha will ark the board may be hired after Oct. I. town council at its meeting next . . , Whose head will roll on this Thursday to set aside funds in Its one? • * • 1961-62 budget (or construction oi a nrw elty hall. Nobody asked me but, isn't It l.orm iiui said the council met true that the real reason CircusMonday to work on the budget land pulled up stakea hers wsa railing lor expenditures of 1( 1,000 that the County Commission was giving them too much competi­ and a 10 mill tax levy. “ Tha budget will be presented tion T • • a to the council next Thursday and City Manager W. K. Knowles la there la a reserve of U.Ooi) that could he used to start ronriructiun really getting wild blooded, lie’s of the new facility." IsirmaiM lilting out any recreation facilities in the Civil Uefrns* disaster head­ added. Ha said he would like to see quarters . . . and the recreation di­ a basic budding first with room rector ha* alto been atrickcn o ff (or additional wings later on. lie the li*l and won’t be allowed in. • • • added that if Hie council gives him Aland eight months ago, repre­ tha okay, work on the building sentatives from three barbecue could start within six months. According to Lormann, the ini­ clubs appealed bafor* the City tial cost of tha budding could be Commission telling o f plans for a barbecue area rant o f Ft. Mellon kept under 16,500. Lormann also taut Hut llie Pttik. Whatever happened to tha council would study a proposed ideal * * * sewage treatment plant for the city. He cited in engineer’ i feas­ County Engineer Carlton Bliss ibility report on the proposed has finally got his assistant. Ilia plant. name Is Guy Otia iHm itrum J r , “ We could get iietp (rout the 42, who will start work Monday. federal government on a msichinq Starling salary . . . 15,080. • • a bails to help construct tha plant," tha mayor added. U pressure being pushed on cer­ The other main budget Items, tain county coinmisilonera to hire Lormann said, were amounts set a reitain attorney te replace Mack ■side fur Ihe city's bond issue and Cleveland Jr.f e • e for road maintenance. The mayor also advised that Nuhotly aikrd me but how eoin* Mrs. (Jnnle R Rnckett. town the city and rounty attorney* at­ clerk, has aikrd that alt business tend every buurd meeting but not owners be reminded dial occupa­ the s c h o o l board attorney? > • • tional licenses will hr due Oct. I. Fate Of Four Held By Reds Uncertain BliRLIN ( U P ! ) - U. S author) ties held out little hope today of helping two Americans held bv lit* Communists on charge* of trying to smuggle an East Ger­ man girl to tha Wait. Tha East German Interior Mini­ stry identified the Americans ■* V id o r Searles Pankey and Gilbert Pegs Ferry, both 20, of Califor­ nia. The ministry laid both were caught trying to smuggle Ihe Eaat Berlin girl through the Friedriciistrasse crossing point in the trunk of their car. The East German* at the lim e time announced ih* arrest* of Briton, Bernard Joseph Colett, 30. o f Birmingham and a Dutchman. Herl Johannes Petrus Maria Pierrot, 56, of Leyden, on similar chargee. Tha East German news agency ADN la id all four had been turn­ ed over to East Berlin courts. The longwood area C of C re­ sumes Its monthly meeting achedula after the summer recess at B p. m. loduy in the Civic League Building. Let's hope it gets o f f to a belter mini than Lake Mary did last week. • e e The city manager's office is seeking information icgarding sol­ icitations to businesses u.JUml town in irgurd to a Navy Duy Tribute. Any merchant being con­ tacted by ibis solicitor is asked to call City lUH. • • * Board M em ber James Blrkenm eytr suggested that a copy o f tha board's policy bo aaot to ovary principal. T o Oils Mllwao replied, "They got thorn." Milwea also told tha board that ha was working on a policy re­ garding overaged children In tha ichoois and tatting them b* turned over to tho adult education depart­ ment. Milwee aaid that some averaged children (ov er IS) were creating a problem in the ichoois and many teacher* didn't know bow to cope with them. Ha added that they were creating Hliturbancei and tha other children were being neglected. In other business, tha board agreed to delete from Ha bid specifications on a new Bear Lake School sewage treatment plant, Milwea said that tha new school will ba hooked up to a proposed treatment plant tor tha antiro area. Bids on tha Bear Lake School as well a s tha new Junior high school near Casselberry will bo opened at a special boaH meeting next Thursday. The board also agreed that alt school busts must have their lights on any hour o f tha day. Construction On 3 Interstate 4 Bridges Siaied Construction o f three bridge* at Use connection of Intarstata Rout* 4 and UJi. Highway M west of Daytona Baach k ex­ pected to b* started by Sept. 27, the State Road Department an­ nounced today. A. Max B re war o f TUuaviila, Road Board mem ber for District Five, aaid the 1791,110 Volin I* County project includes overhead structure* totalling ROD iect to length. Tha largeet of tha three atrnotures. 350 feet long, will pass over U. S. 82 where it lies in with interstat* 4. The second largest, 270 feet long, will provide ramp connection* tram Rout* 4 to U.S. 92. The other bridge, 110 teet long, will cross the Tomoka River parallel to an existing structure on U.S. 92 wber* this rout* ia being four-laned. A. F. Foster Bridga Corp. of Oju* ha* been awarded tho con­ tract and will have 200 working days lu complete the project. Brewer said. Interstate 4, one of four super­ highways being built in Florida, Is now complete or under con­ struction from Sanford to ■ con­ nection wt|h U S. 92 west of Day­ tona Beach. Building Permit Fees Increased lt‘ s (me lhal the Stale Welfare The county lonlng board ap­ department gate the local state agency a clean bill of health . . proved a raise in building permit hut why was it dune in private? fers Wednesday night. Thera wae no opposition to the proposal at A capacity crowd ia expaitod at Ihe hearing. At the present time building per­ the opening of the Seminole High grid season Friday night. If you mits are |1.30 for the first 11.two in valuation and the proposed want to act what the boys look change would mean 15 for the tin t like rhevk the one page spread in 11,000 and 11.50 for each 11,000 ia today'# Herald. valuation up to 115.0W). Final approval on the request ta expected et next Tuesday’ * Shipment Probe county commission meeting. WASHINGTON (U P I) — The chairman of a special House co m ­ mittee 'laid today be planned to launch an investigation neat detuned * .. rage 14 ft 1» month lo learn why tha govern­ Comics Page U ment allows American business­ Dear Abby ________ Page It men to ship machines and sup­ Editorial _ .. Page 4 plies behind the Iran Curtim. Entertainment __ . Page U Rep. A. Paul Kitchen (D-N. C .) Legal* — Pag* t i l l aaid be intended to get started Society • ■ Page tft “ Just aa soo* aa it io physically possible.** Sport* ------------------ -- Page t Herald Index *61 M an Orbit?? Fla. CAPE CANAVERAL, (U P I) — The United State* still bolds a slim thane* o f sending a man into orbit around earth this year, but the astronaut will have to wait until a baby chimpaniM proves U is safe. IsS �a By JANE CASSELBERRY ] Liua Club m eu ibcri of Cassel­ CASSELBERRY LIONS inspecting the retirement home on Kentia Rd. include, from left. Ben Evans, acting building inspector fo r the town; Paul Altman, Milton Freeman. Frank Rademacher, Miller Evans, builder A l Greene and Leonard Casselberry. (Herald Photo) berry, > short time ago, cam e up with a note) fund-raising idea to help finance their numerous worthwhile project*. They are buildiai a two-bed* room concrete block ret.rement home on Kentia Rd. in Castelberry and bate earmarked all profi.i from ita sale for the club. Situated on a large, dry lot to be fully landscaped, the home will be ready for occupancy la two weeks, the builders advise. It Is located on a paved street and is connected with cl.y wa­ ter and sewage and will receive boute mail delivery. Lion Al Greene, originator of th« idea who i f supervising conT C W tv s r ' ulUudes in the list o f 6 Profile Mountain, in the Fran­ conia ranga o f western New Hampshire, was the inspiration for Hawthorne's "T h e Great Stato Face.” NOT RESPONSIBLE I will wot be responsible fat any debts incurred by anyone other than saysclf. .. r \ V w Ib’ DKIXS By M U I . L JOHNSON ed that we dos t. • • • Rc'.h and '.a ath t' Thursday already Tummy S w a fferty and Ruth’s Doesn't time Ayr The William sister Ruby and Oliver Hall and daughter Carolyn art vacationing C i m U . Seniors have returned in Murphy N.C. and also w ill go Borne frees a visit to their over Into Tennessee by way ef form er home la Binghamptoa, N. Knoxville and Cleveland. • • • Y . Graadaeaa Tommy and Jim ­ Naomi Sapp and Louise Rash low m ie Carroll who kept their little gave a report oa their abort dog fo r them said the dog was course subjecis a t the Home certainly excited ev e r seeing Demonstration meeting at Olga them drive ofv • • • Hap and Huatera last Thursday ovealng. L soors Andrews and see Joey They reported oa an 'ntereitm t left by ca r Saturday morning for time and both agreed that it New York on a pleasure trip. * * was a well spent five days. I Want to thank Mrs. Velma Mit­ can vouch fo r that loo as you chell for bar kind remark aad can really go to this short course compliment ea m y column. • • * every y ea r had leans somethiag Have had guile a few reguests really worth while and certainly for a. thought or quote o r adage very interesting. • • • Lucille to e b s e the columa to, beginning Fitsgerald, Betty Biackwclder, today, I will d e k. • * • Helen Mrs. Sapp, Olga Hunter and I Price told m e Friday evening that are planning to attend a filb mothar aad D ad, Margaret and school to be held st the HD Cen­ W sh tr Price, along with brother ter tomorrow. • * • Claudeue Frank and Berths Price h ive Behrens told us Monday that been enjoying themselves by tak­ Freddie and Ann Behrens are sup­ ing an extended motor trip. They posed to com# in this week o a a •topped over a few days to Char­ v isit They are bringing their leston, W. V a. aad then oa to brand new daughter Bambl Lynn Detroit. Mich- While there they up here for her first visit. Have went over to Ontario, Caasda. beard she Is I little dolt • • • They are expeeted to return home Don't you know that the C.A. thia weak sometime. Helen is Boyds are proud o f son Phillip. staying with Opal D ora. I can Phil h a t completed another song Just imagine what goes oa of an and along with another one of evening, when those two charac­ his he wrote some time ago they ters get hom e tram work. Opal are being put on a RCA Victor la full or fun and I can aea her label thia week in Nashville and with a cup o f coffee in her hind will b e released here In two telling Helen some yarn. • * • weeks. • * * I have had the plea­ Talking to Giaaia Frederick the sure e f bearing Phil ting the other day and she laid that Kick- tong with a three-piece atrmg ia w ai much improved and going combo and It ia very lively and to school. She and Gordon htva calcby. And I'll certainly aay been very concerned about Hick. that it ia really and truly a nice I am very glad to bear that he ■oof. I know that it has always is very much better. • • • I been bis ambition to be in the know that everyone l> glad that musical entertainment world. So, w e didn't get any of "C a rla ." We I, along with scores of others, h sd our share of Donna last year wish him every success ia the and could still get into one this world. * • • year. Lets keep our Angers crossTOGETHER "TOGETHER” U a lovely word GETTING together is a beginning BEING together ia happiness IV TMBS c i a c i IT r o r a T iv a v i » THINKING together 1s unity, n m sK w iv o i.a t o i v r v . n o s . WORKING together is success. I ISA. a n . ii ia n S ell*, -jrH HURRY FO R T H ES E BIO BUYS! “ Comet" Lawn Rake V ____ SPECIAL # H m 2 0 sturdy spring steel teeth anchored tn rugged fra m e, graan finish. 4-ft. ash handle. Regularly p ic k # Strong stall frame with S hangar hooka. 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N*w officers slotted Include Jimmy Walla, proaldont; Gary Hopper, vice president; Jimmy Bradduck, secretary; H a r m a n Heinls, treasurer; Danny Braddock, county council delegate; Alan RraddocL, reporter; Ken Owens, sergeAnt-at-arms; Ernest Watson, devotional leader and Charles Magenhelmer, Richard Gtrlitig and David Sullivan, long leaders. T^ l i a l J Tu* rirat .National Bank At Orlando Hr Jo* arott K i n o * Sanlor Truat o f f ic e r Mlldr.d B. Uunity A* Ca-Kaieutara <>( aald aetata Ourasy, Our nay A Headley Attorn eys at La w lev North Hal* Utraat Orlando, f l o r i d * Y u l l l . a S a yc id. It. I I 4 a*pC I state WHIRLIGIG Kitchen NOW - - 1!S.95 14.95 Wastebasket Large Ice Bucket Ne d efrostin g e v e r ...n o t ev en h i fvwemee I f f 2-1 aw. ft. a a ro -d e g re * fr e o s e r h o t sep a ra te d oor iim i r u r m ir us- r u i n i i i s t i n Rig 1 2 .9 t o . ft. fresh toad VVtLUAU JOSKPH SIIKA. lVhn«. l««t known raaldanc* la l i t (Iranlra htraat. 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Legal Notice at said Court at Sanford, S'lnrlda, thta Ilk Say at ••plamhar, 11*1. IU A 1.) Arthur H. Rickwltb. Jr. d a r k of tha Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlblta tiasuty Clark Buhlleh S*pt. T, II. XI. tl. 11(1. TTGTTs tfl.77 F R ID A Y FA I DAYS! SEPT. 15 • 26 �I I l J • i '1 J K V •b» ____ _ ^ — <-r- Ginfurh f r n lf t Thun. Sept. 14, *81—Page 3 Quantity Rights Reserved Trices Rood Thun*., FrL Sat., Sept. 11, 15, 16 •119 E. 1st Street •inu E. 3rd Street 114 French Avenue SMALL 10-12 LB. AVG. WHOLE or HALF SMOKED F A L L SPECIAL LT. (J. g.) Jnmea L). Dur­ bin, U. S. Naval Respire, Heavy .Attack Squadron Onp, has been selected lor regular Navy status. Each year only a few Naval Re­ serve officers become eli­ gible for selection and of these few, only a small number are chosen. Durbin attended Western Illinois State University at McComb, Illinois, and entered the U. S. Navy in January, 1957. Old Glory Units * To Meet Monday The Auxiliary American Lesion to Old Post Glory \t3 aince June when die unit xdjuurnfor the summer. An executive committee a meet- ins will be held at 7:30 p. m. and will be followed at > p. m. by a £ ™ ^ * 6c; Acrllan-Acryllc REG. 4.99 V A L U E FR YER BREAST PAR TS LEGS W IN G S W -D Broad Breasted 1 0 - 2 0 Lb. Avg. GROUPER FISH FILET BREAKFAST STEAKS COWBOY S T E A K S Q U IC K FROZEN lb. will meet Monday tor the first time «d 72” x 90” 9 11i Rav on, Joint session with the Post to hear reports from Faye Jones, Girls State representative and Roger Krohne, Boys State repre­ sentative. After the reporta, the first regular business meeting of the auxiliary will be conducted dur. Jng which Mrs. B. D. M cin o*h Jr., president, will name her committee chairmen and other business will be resumed. Invitation has been exleudcd to the public to hear the young people's reports, Mrs, McIntosh said, especially to meinhers of the Altamonle Springs Civic Club and of the Longwood Civic program. Auxiliary members are rominded also that dues are payable and will be accepted at the meeting or by mail. Bear Lake Women To M eet Sept. 19 The Women's Auxiliary of the Bear Lake Manor C iv ic Better­ ment A d d .. Inc., will meet fur the first lim e this season at S p. m. Sept. 19, at the home ol Mrs. William Taylor, 1207 Alton Dr., Bear Lake Manor. GuesU speaker will lie Mr*. Delores Teltum who will speak on “ Dancing For Better Health.’ * copclind pork u n u ( i jumbo chunk bologna kurnan*s baked b a a 6t hom an’s baked pieiio 5* barman's sliood turkey 1 I beans 2 Dolicious strawberries DRISCOL FROZEN 10-oe. CANS M O RTON'S FROZEN Apple, Cherry, Fetch, Cw w W F r u i t P ie s 3 ^ 1 M I w Hn M M O RTO N'S FROZEN Beef, Chicken, Twrkey, Hem D in n e r s 2 « 7 9 pan-redi frozen shrimp 10-oe. 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VOLUME 2-11 Only %9 * Each �t £ N o Place Like Hom e it Political Notebook WASHINGTON (N E A ) — Four- their opinions. Following the too f tho 41 freshman Xepubli- (reductions sad an interview, the shorn Gonoral 14 took to the floor o f the House. l a a three-bour period rtservod showed around hi* fa n s and ths Gettysburg battle­ tor them, (hey Masted the Ken­ field (SepL I I ) havo bad a study nedy administration up one side club this year. All but one of ths and down the other in (4 speeches. 14 bring Midwestern farm boy* They called it, "Operation Sur­ accustomed to getting up early, vival — a project to acquaint the they have mat one* a wock for Am erican people with basic issues • o'clock coffee and doughnuts and which affect the survival o f the talk, alter a heartier breakfast at American constitutional form o f government.*' home. Tha reason m ore o f tho 43 didn’ t This was tho line-up fo r their join tha study group, one m em ber 14-gun attaek, which is too long to explained, wa* that they eouldn't present here even ia sum m ary: get up that early. But the one John B . Anderson, III., foreign thing that drew the 14 together p olicy; John M. Aihbruok, Ohio, was that they had all campaigned electric pow er; James F. Baltin, on conservative platform s. Nob., internal security; Ralph F . There has been no form al o r . Beermann, Neb., agriculture; ganiaation. Chairmanship has ro­ James E. BromweU, Iowa, sepa­ tated A* Rep. Don­ ration of pjwcrx;-2-.A—I .-W X,:n., ald C. Bruce, Ind., the September transportation and com m unicachairman, explains it, there has dons; Paul Findley, III., sound been no effort to form a “ j a u u I duller; Dave Martin, Nob., cduTurk’ * organisation. "T h e group ; cation; Dr. Durward G. Hall, Mo., has kinship in Ideologies, but health care. Also, HJalmar C. Nythey are not 100 per cent in agree­ guard, N. D., ( senior o f the group ment od everything," Bruce says. at M ), foreign competition; John Wbat bothered them most and H. Rousseiot. the lone far-Westdrew , them together, Bruce ex­ enter in tha group from Dick plained Introducing tho group to Nixon's old California district, on reporters, was their opposition to housing; Henry C. Schadcberg, "collectivism ,” which they label Wl*., on tha spiritual bails o f "non-Soviet M arxism .'' freedom ; Garner E. Sbriver, "W e feel that there has been not Kan., on national defense. only a drift, but a rush in this In their p m * conference com ­ administration to destroy initia­ ments on Ui* record o f this ses­ tive,” said Bruce. sion of Congress, the 14 fresh­ In an appearance en masse, men revealed mixed appraisal. these 14 h id a chance to express Only three thought it a conserv­ ative record, seven thought it a liberal record, three called it a reckless record, one (aid It wa* Center Chuluota Desires CD Representative Mr*. tho community, will appoint • Chuluota roprotontatiro ao that rasldanta thcra can banaflt from presented their community a t tha tho vital program a f instruction. f t n t matting la it Tuciday o f a Mr*. Carol Jtpson and Virginia Chadwick o f Chuluota re­ acrlaa of Civil O aftnia rlai»c* Two City Fires Within One Hour being ha id oach weak ill Sanford'* ) City Hall. Tho classes art fo r tha purpota I^ o f instructing district representstirt* from all area* o f Seminole Fire C hkf M ick Clavcland re­ County In tha proper u*a o f ra­ diological monitoring equipment ported two fire* both within an hour of each other Saturday. In tho ovent o f nuclear attack. At 10:23 p. m. flra truck* w ort Mra. Jepion and Sira. Chadwick called to 1010 W. n th St., a room ­ attended on behalf o f Harold Me* ing houft owned by Jan« E. Bride, recently appointed by the Jatnei. American Legion Gcorgo M. Ja­ The fire atarted in n defective cob* Memorial Poat 336, to orand unattended koroM M cook gantso a civil dafenaa program In stova which flared up, deatroying Chuluota. three room* and content* down­ SlnCo tho** receiving the in. stair*. Tb* upitairs w»a damat ruction ahould bo official*, or a|*d by amok*. ahQuid bo appointed by area o f ­ A t 10:S3 p. m. * man amoking ficial a Mra. Jaapon advtaca that in bed, set flra to the bed cloth** realdenta o f Chuluota art hoping in an apartment at 701 W. 3rd that Leo Gary o f Oviedo, dleU k t St. Owner o f Uie building is L «o director o f tho area which includes Salvall. OUR B O A R D IN G HOUSE I s o X TOC* CUT 0 | O O )/g OAO t i /{< 5 N U M S C t m M S f /l /T H k T /t _ i _ \ l O SUV sow n tiJ m tw» s a l b of a n e w e r it* t h a t ,; •M6 H BY TA ^ FEW I f ROBS n o / PET STORE SOU m a d . AWDX '(BARS AT y I —- *|O0 /-« w a m t c d t d s a t IP YOU* VtnAWMfi I \MMP/ ssA iiR ou rrv v io o l d 1 TUB 5AMB VtBLL.X UPTO TMU U E OP A «JP P V > HAMBA-s UTFIT f j < W S O AMO MAYSB W W D Ptrrr-Tr! «ve; \ s rT B I Page 4 Sanford, Florida Men.slag Editor J l'U V W B L L a Count/ Editor cacxvu I’aaaca Mount/ E d ito r Director Circulation Manager n t a a u r r jo u n s o a Classified l. Henry ROME, Italy — Cook* In Italy are oaay to gat and hard to beep. They are plentiful, reasonable, and unreliable. Nearly everyone baa one— or, more accurately, had one. Cooke usually are spoken o f In tho past tense, fo r they havo just departed. Italian cooks atay with an American fam ily about two week*, or Juat lung onough to learn to mispronounce the fam ily name. On# American family wa know, whose cook stayed fou r months, gave har a gold watch for faithful service. Wa have had eight since wa got to Roma and tho last one, Celestlnofc a Sardinian by birth, haan't ■hewn up fo r three day*. We used to wait fo r thorn, and keep a lamp burning in tha kitchen window, but now w a Juat call an agency for a freah supply. N o one know* where Italian cooka run away to, or why. No American likea to think that tha cooka flea juat because ha owes al­ legiance to Kennedy and not to Uronehi, and sometimes rebel* at spaghetti three times a day and for • lata anaek a t n ig h t Americana do not havo cooks for a luxury over her*. They are an absolute necessity If one ia to keep allvo outside o f restaurants. No Aratricaa In hia right mind can order meat in an Italian butcher shop, no matter how well ho spoaka tha language. There la no similarity between Italian meats and American meate. Tha Italian* butcher In a strange way, and coma up with aha pea and sixes completely unfamillhr to the American aye. There la no such thing aa a pot n e a t, a ateak, a cutlet, a apartrib, ahead bacon, or a leg o f lamb. Veal, veal, and more veal li the Italian meat diet. The American woman eooks it about thrao way*, and than hat to atart over again. To avoid going veal erasy an Ital­ ian cook, who can propara it 4,000,000 waya, is a necessity. Only an Italian can purchaie tha harba required to season Ital­ ian food. Tho Italians use avary bush that sprouts an Inch high, and all that sprout fifty foot high. On* corner of our kitchen ia known to u* as Ui* weed bln. A Chinese doctor would bo delighted with tha buahea to bo found there. Italian cooka givo a family no warning o f thoir flight. Tho day before they take off to this mys­ Thursday, September 1 4 ,1M1* Adverllelag 4a .v ia From Rome O K Rate Change WALTSen 4 atstL ow , scu rron * r c s u i a i a s i s s y v c a iB X L r a x i K v o iT o u w E a t a i i x i . cu iN i.v a Manager iia a a s K U Business Manager M echeaetal terious hiding place they are aa much n part o f tho family aa tha budget. N othing la too much trou­ ble to cook fo r Signora and Sig­ nori. In spare time they knit away (or baby. They Jabber about haw *o many Italian cooka are unde­ pendable, aa if underlining their own steadfast reliability. Then the next day they don’ t show up and never appear again. Worry a assess a U se I he a Meath Clinic "Y ea, Dr. Crane,'* you may con­ CA SE J-4D4: Dr. Harry is a talented Hooslar physician whose tinue, "bu t how can thoaa 10,000,Indiana Academy o f General 1’rac000 w orry wart* knuw fo r aura if llca recently asked) me to address they hava a physical ailment with­ its annual convention. out guing to a hospital t " "D r, Crane,” he asked, "w hat do They ckn find out by going to yuu think of the future o f the GP Get Acquainted Meet Set By Ike AND ASSISTANCE ON ALL YOUR FLOOR COVERING REQUIREMENTS House of Floori Naat Dear T a Past O ffice Fern Ftosa • F ere Park t i g -itn reeUMfr Steal as4 tm thought k tel Plato toteteil, I,, , tha mart af M r drat aanaJos to Waaktogton: "N il an had a* It would bar* ban H wo hadn’t boon barn.” . . . "M ad to naira nil ynUamt with ipulbto HMwy." . . . "A rash at paribus bilto to wWei there baa ba n touch bad with tha " , , . "Thla congress has concentrates n * ana* power in a tha hand* a f the President and foe federal governm ent." . . . 'T h e Pence Corps and aid to dependent children o f workers being re­ trained for new Jobe are emotions! p r a g m a s which appeal to tho heart but can't bn juatlflad." l o t all those comment* were thrown Into complete confusion In • aummary by Bruct i t the cod o f the m a n Interview. "T b * No. 1 problem we're concerned w ith," he H id, "ia n matter o f dialectics. There'* confusion o f tarma ip what wo mean by ‘ conservative,* 'liberal' and 'rea ction a ry .'" According to B race'* definition, " a reactionary ia an boM st lib­ era l." By that ■dritoition. h# says; “ This has bean tba most reaction­ ary administration In ytars because it baa sought a concentra­ tion of power to the federal gov­ ernment and a suppression o f in­ dividual freedom ." In spite of all this, Bruce said later that he thinks tha country is becoming more and more conaervativ*. And If that doesn't eonfuie you completely, nothing wilL * Nurse To Continue Oviedo Clinic Erickson W ill Be In Sanford, Fla. Tomorrow, Friday O n ly , Tha Erickson Hair and Scalp Specialists* Staff Director, J. C. i’cak on his regularly scheduled visit will b* a t the M ayfair Inn, Sanford, Fla.. Friday, Sept. IS, ltMSl. Every hair-worried person should take advantage of this great opportunity. The Erickson method la known all over the United State*. You can hava a conference with tha Erickson representative regarding your hair and scalp problems a t no cost to you whatsoever, learn how tha scalp treatments work. and ths result* you can expect in a short period o f time. ’ Result* guaranteed by tha Erickson organisation. W* don't ask you to take our word. You will be given a written guaran­ tee from ths beginning to end on a pro-rated basis. The Erickson scalp method, or any other method, is a f no value againvt excessive hair lose due to male patters baldness. The person ahow a above does aot have mala pattern haMa I f yen are slick bald after y e a n a f gradual hair loss the Erickson ecalp Method caanot la in you. I f you have dandruff, axcassiva hair fall, thinning hair, excessive oilness or dryness, itchy scalp, o r if your scalp ia still creating hair you should taka 20 minutes o f your tim e to sso wbat you can do. Thousands hava reported satisfaction from the Erickson Scalp tit Method. Why burden yourself with unhealthy hair and scalp? Anyw ay it costs you nothing to com * in and Itarn how thousands have been helped b y the roars o f Erickson experience plus the won­ derful opportunity fo r help it offers. Juat go to tha M ayfair Inn in Sanford, Fla on Friday, Sept. IS, 1901 only, between 1 p. m. and 0:210 p. m.. Ask the Hotel Desk Clerk fo r J. C. Peak, ha will d o tha rest. Interviews are given to private. You w ill not ba embarrassed to any w ay. V.A. Financing is now available -> for homes J J Visualiner VETERAN S — Service FA 2-0651 SANFORD, 405 W. FLA. FIRST to | $15,000 in A COMMUNITY W ITH PRIDE our specially la custom building. Wa will be gU4 to build your home on you tot with V. A . FINANCING. McROBERTS TIRE Phoa* / > up (navew ia (Pahk CHECK! Bean 8T. |y HE GREW HAIR or Gcncial Practitioner in contrast the private office of the usual tal­ to tha excessive specialisation in ented General Practitioner. modern medicine ?** That'a where millions should ba Tha GP Is tho real hope for tha going now, but Am erica has bceu future private practice o f medi­ •old • bill o f goods about hospitals until tha nation actually is afflict­ cinal He is the most virsatll* o f ail ed with "hoapitalltls.” And tha insurance companies medics, fo r ha comblnte a keen knowledge o f heart end lungs, liv­ hava indirectly aided thla ehlft of medical practice from private o f­ er and kidneys, brain, etc. And, best o f all, ho is a top- fices to glorified akyscraper hos­ notch psychiatrist fo r he not only pitals. Let ths insurance firms include knows tha patient but often the a f25 to )50 deductible clause, so latter'* home life and parents. Ha can thus determine mar* the patients must pay that first c u l l y whether a headache ia due sum, and tha hospitals will soon ba to astigmatism, brain tumor, glau­ almost half amptyl Then we tm payer* will not ba coma or, m ore likely, a marital feud or some other unhappy tv m l forced to pay lo r tha needteie con­ By CAROL JEPSON struction o f elaborate N E W hoaIn tha horns. Public Health Nurse Kibby has Wo taxpayers are constantly be­ pltalal For whan tha patient must pay announced that she will continue ing hounded fo r m ore and more appropriations for hospitals (as that first f60, he will wait a day her weekly schedule at the Oviedo or two before going to the hospital Clinic in order that all persons well as more college buildings). desiring immunization shotJ may 1 have previously shown that our with the ordinary neurotic prob­ obtain them. lem. present university and eolleg* She and community leaders Nature cure* a lot o f these aimclassrooms can EASILY hand!* a urge residents who* have not re­ pit ailments in a few daya, any­ doubled enrollment by limply ceived their shots to take adscheduling a second educational way, so the patient and w* tax­ , vantage of the free service o f­ payers both will get a break. "sh ift," to start at 3 p. ni. fered at the clinic each Monday Thus, the insurance firms should until 4 p. m. Indeed, they could handle a third not ba to insistent that patients shift, if nsed bat Wall, tho same simple use o f MUST spend time in n hospital for KNOW YOUR PRODUCT3 “ horea sense'' can stop tha clamor •Impla medical oheck-upt, Includ­ ing blood eounls, urinalyses, and 1 NEW YORK (U P I)—Sales men for more and bigger hospital*. I fall down most frequently by not "Haw, Dr. C ra n e ?" you may X-ray treatment. knowing enough about shipping The GP wilt then rectivs more challenge me. 1problems and about unusual o r In two w ays: first, there a n patronage and thus restore the new use* o f their products, the now 20,OOO.OTO patients visiting modem M. D., to his proper role, magsxine American Salesman dis­ doctors EVERY WEEK. O f these instead of making him g glorified covered by quisling 400 purchaa20,000,01X1, 6 0 r» or 10,000,000 have attendant at a hospital. ing agents. (A lw ays writ* to Dr. Cram* no diegnosahlo physical ailment in care a f this newspaper, *■• whatsoever! So why ehuuld wa taxpayers closing a loag 4 cent atamped, ante up hug* sum* lor more and addressed envelop* and t o cents to raver typing and printing bigger hospitals fo r such "w orry w arts'' who have no organic nil- coat* when you send far aa* af hia booklets.) manta T W H E E L A L IG N M E N T W HEEL BALANCE a * GETTYSBURG, Pa. (U P I) — Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower invited first-term Re­ publican congressmen to his farm today for a gat-acquainted cession and possibly som t advice on how to g et reelected. Elsenhower, who was a land­ slide victor in his two election campaigns, hoped to impart to tha freshmen legislators some of tha political magic that put him in the White House. Republican officials said tha meeting was intended to point up tha former President's Interest In ths "com ers” o f hi* party and stimulate other political talent to Before Erickson Treatment A Few Months Later join ths GOP, The day's schrdule a lio includ­ Mr, T. A. Melton, Jr., o f ilollidaysburg, Pa. (above) gave about ed a tour of the Gettysburg battle­ 2(1 minute* o f his time for an Interview with the Erickeon repreientsfield personally conducted by live — saved and regrew his hajr in only a few months with the ex­ Elsenhower, and a lunch at which clusive home method. he planned to answer questions by the new congressmen. The political outing was set up HAIR mid SCALP by the National Republican Con­ gressional Committee which helps SPECIALISTS plan and finance GOP House campaigns. World't Largttf Horn* Trtalmtnt Sytltm A spokesman said it grew out of a conference with tha form er chief executive several weeks ago at which Eisenhower said he would "like to do everything he could" to help tha GOP recapture Congress next year. Mount Kilaiaanjare la tha high­ est mountain to A frica. Linoleum • Carpet tog sad Tito All Olhse 4 Tear They'll even leave a week's wages to gat out o f ligh t. Tom orrow tho sgoncy la landing Bianca to us. T o save a phono call I should have told tha agency to send another a week from tomor­ row, and another a week after that. Wa gat eooks over here the way wa g ot milk a t home. A freah on* on the doorstep every morning. Dr. Crane’s Free Estimates ST, 1* 1* at U s Fsst l u l w l FlarWn s t e e r ths AH a f C s ss IH , *1 March S, tar*. The Metal* la » asreshsr s i (he ta ils * /yeas which la ealUIsS ItelF tm (he s B M a o a im o M m a t e s R s a s Deliver/ 1 / Mall Mr Carrier Office F all la Beeslesle tea s I r ate Wash 1-Taar a i l A* IM S > Veer H IM n Meats* U S BAB a SSeaUa Are n Mae U s BO* U * S Stealhe SAt a Meath SAa I AS 1 Meath IA* E. ■ , Festal Megwleileae pee* 14*4 that alt a lia s e s. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) - The State Utilities Commission today authorised adjustments In rates fo r natural gas charged by Florida Gaa Utilities Co. a t its Miami, Orlando, Lakeland and Triangle divisions, and Its subsidiary, Jack­ sonville Gas Carp. McLemore asst. Emhi Isbod sm ut eseoot Botnede/i lo a d e r, a ad cartel totardo/ peoooodlog ChrU — Hey! Down With Imperialism!" A ctu a lly . . . n o matter where you live . . . nobody . . . end that mean* N O BO D Y. . . can give you more fo r your dollar than your own home business firms. Lets look at a good reason fo r this advantageous situation. Any merchant ♦ . . anywhere is ordbim fly going to sell goods fo r mors money than he pays fo r t n m . On an e v e n s * . . . when you spend a dollar in s ty retail •tore . . . here o r . . . anywhere else . . . — out 70 cent* o f It pays fo r goods, and about SO cents goes fo r rent, profits, taxes., donations,, hired help . . . e t c . . . . at home,r „you _____ _________ H Hget H the When you spend y o u r dollar 170 cents but the —other 80 * * 1| M worth T* WO we* o f merchandise w - . -. — —— — cents stays in ths county fo r schools, roads and streets vital to tho community. Now doesn't that make sem e? The decision fo r most o f the Sanford merchants to •tav open Wednesday afternoon is a progression step. . . right in the best direction. Sanford had to take this necessary action to meet tho competition from surrounding counties. This action will be well rewarded. The move supports the merchants announced desire to havo Sanford dollars remain in Sanford. The Wednesday afternoon opening will provide I1(eflts fo r both the merchants and the customers. . . l o s e who remain open will realise extra income and extra profits as shoppers who are now buying in sur­ rounding counties can learn to "sh op at hom e." We congratulate these merchants who have elected to remain open on Wednesday. They are displaying ths type o f progressive thinking needed to make Sanford the hopping center fo r all Seminole County. shopi ’ *• Peter Edson’i w — m— fa r t o o --------— -----------------SrinlnoU. They’ ro try ln f to do it with roods, to bo , . . roads that h o d from Seminole to O m i t Ccmaty, permitting the private investors in that com ity to gam aeetts to Seminole's apandlng money. Access n a d s a n fine. W e need them and they have to link us with som ething. . . . bat th ey do not bare to be considered os street car tracks from Seminole to downtown Orlando. Seminole U going to develop e crying need fo r keeping all the money a* heme whenever poestble. This county's expansion is going to prove fantastic end ex­ pensive. B at there's a beautiful tide to the ptoturc o f keeping money e t home i f you stop and think twice •about the good your dollar can do bare . . . where it be* Shopping . See or Call U s Today! SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 211 W . 25th ST*. F A 2-3103 SALES OFFICE F A 2-7495 w w _ ♦ �Canal To Sanford Water * U d V t Y -«V l£ W SteOKT S A N F O R D -T IT U S V IL L E CANAL FLORIDA OKIOI JACKSONVILLE RSTRICT.COAPS OF ENG-hCCaS, ‘ J* t* . - •1# « I . * ***•*•• **• . \ A-Nti, X* (f#r HlfllFlH !•<■• *«■»* * D*••«* - ^«-v | (H^ M *|F?*r BOt.Ll M F«. *? :« V q i f Mpjtcr *M *?b «T JflMNS __ ■___ m m i l n■ iK iia n T ^ i — -L E G E N D — FLAWor IMPROVEMENT ICitl >1 MIT cttnntl. ■ 100* — _ m THIS SURVEY MAP shows the area through which the Upper S t. Johns •Flood Plan Set Water control-conservation of the Upper St. Johns River Basin is built around n planned system of four major reservoirs which is included in a six point pro­ gram as outlined in a booklet compiled by the Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District. Ruth Lake and extend on a east-west line to the Indian River at a point approximately half way between Titus­ ville and Indian River City. Note the directional arrows on the map to get the proper persoectIve. The inset is an air view of the landing rip it Lhe Osceola Air Base, recently purchased from the U. S. Defense Dept, by Seminole County for use as an industrial site. Sanford-Cunavera! canal would pass. The route shown by the dotted line is merely one proposed route drawn in wh?n this map was sketched to accompany n report made in 1957. A later proposed route would extend on a southeast line from Lake Harney down through Puzzle Lake, turn east and cross the St. Johns upstream front Low Cost Transportation W ould Attract Industry Sanford l« dertinrd to become ter transportation, the major inland port and point o f Completion o( the distribution for Central Krider said. [ Florida canal Flurida system would uptn up the area, | upon completion o f the Hanford- through the Atluntio Intiaeoastul Titusville Canal and the C io si - Canal and the Gulf Inland Water­ Florida Canal, lays John Krider, way to the vast industrial sections executive secretary o f the Semin­ o f the Fast and the Mid-Continent ole Chamber of Commerce and a area which includes the Missis­ leader in the long fight to bring sippi Valley waterway system. about construction o f tha Hanford- Upon completion o f the Halida Canal system there would be im­ Canaveral project. The first definite action was mediately created a tremrndmia taken Monday to get the state to pleasure boat industry. Yachts o f build the canal when the St. nil types would visit Sanford with Jolms-lmlian Kiver Improvement its two way access to the Atlantic Association met end requested the roast through the picturesque Ht. State Hoard o f Conservation to Johns River and the canal with its approve it* construction. Approval outlet in the Indian River. Krider estimated that ns many will open the way to financing on a t ^5,boo boats would visit the the local and state levete, accord­ port o f Sanford in a year’s time ing to W. A. McCree, chairman of and that these h„nt* would bring the canal authority o f Florida. up to 100,000 persons to the city. From a manufacturing stand­ Servires requited to care for this point Sanfurd and the Central number uf persons would provide Florida urea have been handicap­ job# for hundreds o f persons here. ped from the lack o f low cost wa­ Discussing the rate advantage Nation Has Vast • __ W aterw ay System Construction of the Sanford-Titusville Canal will open up Sanford and the surrounding area to low cost water transportation for supplies which will be needed for the Nova moon project as well as Capo Canaveral, said John Krider, manager of the Seminole Chamber o f Commerce. Rut this actually is only one small link in what eventually will be a waterway system which will put Florida in touch with 90 per cent o f the nation's popu­ lation, Krider pointed out. Completion of the Sanford-Titusville link plus tho Cross-Florida Canal will opon up the heart o f Florida , to the heart o f Industrial America. The Cross-Florida ('anal will tie into tho Gulf Intrucoastnl Waterway which now extends from northwest Florida to Browns­ ville, Texas, The Gulf link ties into the vast Mississippi Valley wnterwuy system, including, besides the Missis­ sippi River itself, (lie Ohio and Tennessee valleys, the . Missouri Valley, the Chicago River which ties into the Great Lakes and in Louisiana the Red-Atchafalayn rivers which extend from Oklahoma to the Gulf. In Alabama and Mississippi there is the WurrinrTomblgbee river system which ties the Tennessee River to the Gulf Inland Waterway. This system would connect Hanford with such metropolitan areas and cities ns Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit, Buffalo, Minnenpolis-St. Paul, St. Louis, Kansas City, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Nashville, Huntsville, Chnttnnoga, Memphis, New Orleans, Shreveport,, Hous­ ton, Galveston, Mobile and the Florida Gulf Const cen­ ters. On the East Coast it would tie in with the Intra- " coastal Canal from New England to Miami via the St, '* Johns River as well ns the Sanford-Titusville Canal. From New York City the system extends np the Hudson River ami forms an eastern inland link with the Great Lakes whlch in turn are linked to the St. Lawrence * River. Tlds system provides low cost water transporta­ tion to the vast industrial centers of the East, FLORIDA facts• • THE MAI’ AMOVE shows the Upper St. Johns Water Control Basin. It extends from the Voro Beach area in the south to the Iztke Harney area in the north and would Include four major reservoirs. The southern-most would be located opposite Sebastian Inlet; the next o|>pouite .Melbourne; the third approximately half way be­ tween Eau Ciallie and Cocoa and the fourth in the Lake Puzzle urea, southeast of Sanford. which barga traffic enjoy* nver would benefit from tower barge mesne of transportation, rates is the Naval Air Station. It Krider pointrd out that one barge ha* oalimulrd that it* savings In other SOME TWO IILLION GALLONS OF WATER A DAY. AND TWENTY TIMES THIS MUCH MORE IS LOST AS IT DRAINS INTO THE SEA. THE NEED FOR CONSERVATION IECOMES INCREASINGLY URGENT AS THE STATI GROWS. Among Industrial Leaden. IN CONSERVATION ARE FHOSFHATI COMPANIES. WHOSE MODERN MINING AND PROCESSING METHODS PERMIT USE OF WATER OVER AND OVER AGAIN. THIS GREATLY REDUCES DEMANDS ON UNOiR. GROUND SUPPLIES. The Poinsett Reservoir, located in the Basin ap­ proximately half way between Melbourne and Cocoa; The Puzzle Lake Reservoir, opposite Titusville and south of Lake Harney. The first th »e reservoirs would cover an area t«»talllng about 13d square miles and would store 391,300 acre feet of water. The Puzzle Lake Reservoir would be different from the others in that It would provide a flood control pool of two feey above the conservation level. . o f the unaller type ran haul a* jet furl atone would be in osces* much freight a* 75 raft car*. of 1130.0(H) a year. Illustrating the ad\untage of With this kind of ,avinga Krider barge traffic it one lightweight believe* it possible for lh* County material which I* ehipptd in 100 to ask the Defense |>ept. til budget pound larks. One rail rar will hold some fundi toward (be construc­ ZflUO sack*, or a total of 38,000 tion of Ilia Sanford-Titusville paundi, but on account of the bulk Canal. , tha ihipper mutt pay freight for lambing at the growth possibil­ 80,000 pound*. ities o f th* Hanford trra they ap­ Krider said that on* rhemlral pear to ho almost unlimited. The plant in tha Hanford ares would city o f Houston, T riaa, offers an like to enlarge it* facilities, hut it ecumpl* o f growth potential with unable to do *o because uf the la ck , tho construction of a waterway o f low rust water transputtatiunJ and the establishment uf a port. This points up the nerd for low In DM!, when tho Hhip Channel fu el mean* o f bringing in raw ma­ was completed Houston was a terial*. With bulk transportation town o f 1MI.000 persons. Today it Is o f raw materials manufacturing a metropolitan complex o f one would be attracted to th* Central million population. Florida area and Sanford would Hnueton hns a billion dollar in­ get its char* of plant* ami also |dustry along its ihip canal and in servo as a major water trrmirval cargo tonnage i* the second port for manufacturer* in this Central la the country with a total o f 45 section. million tons annually. Not only would Industry benefit These figures were taken fiom a from raw materiale, but aim from booklet, “ Know Y»ur Waterway*.” low cost shipment of hard goods ib is booklet observe); '‘ Many of into th* area, euch item* as kit- America's givat and potentially e h * a appliances, automobiles, great ports ant on rivers or creat­ hardware and bulidoig materials. ed channels.'' Florida's thriving cattl* Indus-1 Looking at Houiton it is not dif­ try would benefit from lower coat, ficult to see the possibilities uf a shipment* o f feed grains, wheat, I water terminal in an area which corn, etc. which ar* used by both already ha* come a long way but beef and dairy producers. still hss pot hit its stride in On* Hanford institution which growth. DARK LINES on th# map «how the waterway systems in the county to which the Sanford-Cunaverul uiul thd Gross-Florida canals would bo connected when this Florida waterway syatem is completed. A'cross-Florida canal is shown extending frum Stuart through Id»k« Okeechobee to Fort Myera on tha Gulf Coast. . » i* This system of reservoirs would retain the Head­ waters which flow into the basin during the rainy sea­ son from May to October. This water would then be re­ leased as it was needed to keep the St. Johns River at a level sufficient for navigation. In thus way the system would act not only to con­ trol floods but also to provide water fur navigation pur­ poses us it is needed. The number one provision in the six point program includes seven small detention reservoirs on the western slope of the Basin. These would serve to deter excessive flood runoffs from their tributary areas. Numlwr two is the system o f four reservoirs which are defined for the most part by the boundaries of the leguliy zoned flood plan. L a n d s within the reservoir areas would be placed in public ownership either by donation or by purchase. Flow age easements on the lands outside the reservoirs would Iw acquired as needed. Provision number three calls for construction of farm type dikes to be constructed by the individual own­ ers anil at their option. The limit of such diking would be the reservoir boundaries. Number four would provide channelization for c o n ­ vey ence capacity through the reservoirs. Number five would be the construction of one eastwest canal to the Atlantic Ocean in the Sebastian Inlet area. This would discharge flood waters in excess of which could be carried downstream. Number six provides for water controls which would maintain optimum water levels in the reservoirs and prevent over drainage and salt intrusion in the areas adjacent to the west-east canal. The five major reservoirs would include: The Lake Wilmington Reservoir opposite the pro­ posed Sebastian Inlet Canal; The I.ake Washington Reservoir, south and west of Melbourne: JOHN KRIDER, executive secretary of the Seminole Chamber of Commerce is shown pointing to a map of the proposed Sanfortl-Cnnnveral (.'anal which would tie into the national network of inland waterways. �ft : - ' Z ero T em perature Federal Agents To Use Sweeping New A n ti - Crime Laws 'w A lM iN aiU M CUPll — A J « s - unable to nan te brat advantage the proceeds o f gambling, proati- data used in bookmaking, the - U s e communications facilities The new laws ala# will give the I In assisting local law enforcement Mae pppaetmamt spahsimin said became ad the nbeawce o f laws tatloa, er moonshine liquor. It 1* lu m bers racket or betting pools o r (Ueh as cables, telephones, o r tel- federal governm ent mean laawsy |ofB d a li-__________________ _ Walsh, associate advisor Sanford Scouts recently MAS Peat SOI, and Edward n s tl r l their Eagln rank i t e ad T roop 2 0 , Lake Oawrt o f Bower and dinner bald i t t t o X aval Air Station Ballroom. M ary. Walsh la a scout o f long standTwo egrapb to lend gambling Informa­ one state but operate their ra ck ­ slips sent to Nevada. where gam . tion a c r o ii atale Uoe>. Common bling ia legal, and parimutuel ets la another. carriers under tilt jurisdiction of —Carry o r send across state ticket! used st tracks where gam ­ the Federal Communications Com . lines records, ticket slips o r other bling Is legal. m in ion will bar* to withdraw service .from subscribers using it for gambling. The new Iawa represent the broadest snti-crime legislation log and a charter m em ber o f the High School in Juno and was passed since 1934. A lly. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy. Naval Air Station Post which is awarded a Presidential Nomina­ sponsored by the ch ief patty offi­ tion to the Naval A cadem y. Ha la In urging passage ot the bills, told now attending Orlando Junior Congress that gambling makes the cers o f the station. bankroll o f organised crim e. Joseph graduated from Seminole College • BOOKS Entire Stock TH E By Month o r Y ear Fix-It Shop Department EA RL M O X L E Y ’S G A R A G E 2339 PAR K AVE. FA M W e Fix A n yth in g— 401 W . 13th St. FA 2*5831 , Sanford, F !a ^ B I K E S _____ LAW N M O W E R S ______ APPLIANCES Welding end General A c te Repair Is What CURIOSITY T A B L E G E A U T O M A T IC • CAROS Headquarters for Values 95.00 FRIDAY unusual g ifts CATALIN A • COOPER at $19.95 7J7cC}U M lA — F R ID A Y N IG H T OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL M. 18 M a g n o lia ONLY other Items PRICED FROM Ava. POW ELLS FA 24542 SPECIALS ! ! SPECIALS ! FREE TICKETS 9 P. NIGHT ONLY — Sanford Electric Co. 210 E. FIRST ST. 'b&ni'lQcoA. 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The Senate bill authorised $40 million fo r operations this year. The corps now is running on a presidential order. The outlook w as uncertain for enactment this year o f higher postal rates. The pending com ­ promise bill would provide $530 million of the $743 million a year in additional postal revenue sought by the administration. Even If Democratic Waders suc­ ceeded in pushing It through the House, there was no assuranco o f acceptance b y the Senate, which hasn't even held hesrtngt on the mailer. You Other congressional news: Aid: Sen. Alien J. EUcnder ac­ cused the administration o f using "c r isis " tactics to shove its for­ eign aid bill through Congress, The Louisiana D em ocrat urged the Senate to trim the appropria­ tion by $350 million—taking the money from proposed military as­ sistance funds. Officers Wives Schedule Luncheon Reservations or cancelations must be made by noon Monday for the luncheon meeting of the Central Florida Retired Officers Wives which Is scheduled for 13:30 p. m . Tuesday in the Or­ lando AFB Fin Room. Reservation committee m em b e n are Mrs. P . W. Edwards. Have Ministers To Be Tried On Breach Of Peace Little League To Be Formed Mrs. D. A. Bryor and Mrs, W. G. Caldwell. Club officials have advised that any wives of retired officers who are interested in joining this group are invited to attend the luncheon and rem ain fo r the bridge and canasta gam es during the afternoon. Been By CASOL JEPSON All parents and Interested per­ sons o f Chuluota and Oviedo have been invited to attend an organi­ sation meeting for Little League In the area. The meeting will he held it 7:39 p.m, Tuesday in the Oviedo Chamber of Com m erce llatl which U located in Union Park back of Um Are atation. Attending wilt ba the leading official o f Or­ lando's Little League who will assist the local groups in deter­ mining what can be offered In the way of a combination team for next year * season. *• - JACKSON, Mias. (U P I) — The h ide. Three Negro clergymen I w ore clerical c o tto n , ceptcd by police when son-in-law o f N ew York Gov. Nel­ w e n held in e emaller cell. son Rockefeller and 14 other Epis­ The m inleten, m ost o f whom I to enter the se gregated copal ministers will bo tried Fri­ day on breach of peace charges sum m ing from a lunchroom se­ gregation incident. Harrell & Beverly Automotive The clergymen, part o f a group o f 28 ministers touring the nation on en anti-segregation "prayer pilgrimage,'’ w ere lodged in tw o cells In city jail. Twelve white minieUrt, includ­ ing the Rev. Robert L. 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Stanul, NAS executive officer, award* the Navy In* tramural Bowling champions, N A S Operation!, with their league winning trophy. Standing, left to right, K. T. Prevo, Special Services O fficer, R. G. Gleeaon, R. T. Mayer, R. F. Bollinger. Kneeling are V. E. Riggall and W . S. Carroll. N ot pictured above but also contributing to the teams success are, V . A . Llleks, L. C. Cook and J. W. McCarary, who recently retired. Sight. Ja y Knows His Status Now old, 223-pound right-hander from Giants. Duffalo struck out aix and Hutted Pruea International Joey Jay, who complained that Middletown, Conn., haa pitched walked four. the Rida, to the threshold of Jim Bunning pitched a fivehe never knew his status during their first National League pen­ hitter and Rocky Colavito and his ca rte r with the Milwaukee nant since 1840. Nprm Cash hom cred for tha' Ti­ Braves, has achieved the 20-vleJay, who never won more than gers, who tig g ed Jim Archer tory status symbol coveted by nine games in any single season with hia 13th defeat, Colavlto’a every m ajor league pitcher in his homer of the Mason with the Braves, scored his 20th 42nd first Mason with tbo Cincinnati victory of this lesson Wednesday equalled hia previous high for a Reds. night when he pitched the Reds single season. And, along with it, the 26-year Gary Bell'a four > hit pitching to a t-0 win over his former teammates. Jay allowed only four and Woodie Hold's two-run homer hlta and got the run ho needed paced the Indiana as Baltimore when Darrell Johnson, Eddie 16-game winner Jerry Barber lo*t Kaiko and Vada Pinion singled hia ltth game. Johnny Romano and Vic Power had two hits each in the fifth inning. Jay la the first 2U-game winner for Cleveland. Willie Taaby singled home the of the National lea g u e season PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (U PI) and the first the Reds have had key run of a two-run eighthBy United Press latesaatloaal —Jack Nlcklaua, a scientific shot- since Ewell Blackwell had a 22-8 inning rally that enabled the Sen­ record in 1947. Whttey Ford of ator* to pul together two itralght . American Leagni* maker with booming drives, and the New York Yankee* and victories for the first time ilnce P layer A Club G. AB M . M. P e t Howard, N. Y . IISSM 5* 144 .343 Ireland's brilliant Joe Carr were Frank Lary of the Detroit Tigers Aug. 17. Ed Hobaugh, aided by Cash, Del. 1434S1 106 113 .360 the only recognised stars among are the o,her pitchers who'vc Joe McClain in the ninth, raised Mantle, N.Y. 142466 127 138 .323 a crop of giant-killer* fur the reached the 20-mark this season! his record lo 7-9 while Tracy P ien a ll, Clev. 116463 78 131 .323 fifth round o f the 61st annual Na­ Milwaukee's Warren Spahn has 19 Stallard suffered the losi. Kallne, Det. 138348 100 174 .319 tional Amateur golf champlon- victories. "I'm glad to leave the Braves Brand., Balt. 123471 SI 147 .312 ahlpa today, because I never knew what my Gentile, B lit. 133442 90 137 .310 If the double 18-hole action ia status was with them ," *ald Jay Robnsn, Chi. 11737» 30 117 .310 anything like Wednesday, the cxwhen he and Juan Pltarro (now Battcy, Min. 121420 63 128 JOS champ from Columbus, Ohio, and with the While Sox) were traded Horn no, Clev. 133470 71 142 .300 By UnJted Preis International the three-time British Amateur to the Reds last winter. "With National lea gu e National League king will find themselves on llic the Reds, I'll know where I Clmnte, Pitts. 136541 06 193 .360 W. L. Prt. GB sidelines, too. Already there are stand." Pinion, O n . 142509 97 196 .344 Cincinnati 87 56 .(08 some guys named Patton, Ward It was Jay's fourth straight vic­ Boyer, St. L. 138532 98 174 .327 79 30 .372 31* and Coe, plus a few other lesser tory over the Braves and It boost­ I*oa Angeles Robnsn, Cln. 142SOI t t l 166 .327 Milwaukee 76 64 .343 9'4 stars. ed the Reda* first-place lesd In Aaron, Mil. 141346 107 176 .322 73 63 .143 91* Nlcklaus faced .'ohn llumiti of 51a game* over the lois Angeles nan Francisco Moon. L. A. 119410 67 131 .320 St. Louis 72 67 .316 13 Rockville Center, N. Y., while Dodgers, who tuffered an 8-2 loss Mays, S. F. 138317 116 139 .308 Pittsburgh 67 70 .193 161$ Malhws, Mil. 138521 92 160 .307 Carr took the Ice against Torn to Die Pittsburgh Pirates. The Chicago 39 80 .124 26 Courtney, 21-year-old San Diego Ban Francisco Giants beat the Allman, Chi.. 123160 71 143 .303 Philadelphia 42 99 .298 44 Ccpcda, 3. K. 137331 88 161 .303 Stale college belter who ousted Philadelphia Phillies, 1-2, in the American League U. S. Walker Cupper Dr. Uud Home Runs other NL game. W, L. Pet. GB In the American lea gu e, the American lea gu e— Marls, Y an ­ Taylor. New York 100 43 .690 first-place New York Yankees kees 36; Mantle, Yankees 33; KllDetroit 89 36 .614 11 were rained out, the Detroit Ti­ Hebrew, Twins 11; Genlile, Orioles Baltimore 87 81 .388 I4'4 gera whipped the Kansas City 43; ColaviiO, Tigers 42. Chicago 78 68 .3342214 National league — Cepeda, A's, 8-0, the Cleveland Indians Cleveland 73 74 .4932814 downed the Baltimore Orioles, Gianti 40; Mays. Glania 37; BobBoston 71 68 .477 31 DUNEDIN, Fla. ( UPl i The 3-0, and the Washington Senators bison, Reds 33; Aaron, Braves Los Angeles 63 St .438 36’ 4 33; Adcock, Braves 30; Stuart, 1962 winter tour which opens with defeated the Boston Red So*. 4-2. Minnesota 62 81 .434 37 the Los Angeles Open, Jan. S-8, The Pirates dealt a mortal Pirates 30. 34 03 .367 47 and elosei with tha traditional blow to the Dodgers' pennant Washington Hun* Halted In Kansas City 33 92 .366 47 American League— Maria, Y an­ 31aster* tournament at Augusta, hopes with a 20-hit attack that inUa., April 3-8, will be the rich­ kees 132; Colavito, Tiger* 130; eluded two homers by Bill MaiGentile, Orioles 129; Mantle, Yan­ est in history, the Professional croskk and one by Dick Stuart. Golfers' Association (P G A ) an­ Materoski and Stuart each hornkees 123; Cash, Tigera 118. National League — C e p e d a , nounced today. ered In a six-run eighth-inning Helping to make It the biggest outburst that clinched the victory Oianta 127; Robinson, Reds 119; Aaron, Braves 110; Mays, Giants money bonunsa for the traveling and gave lefty Harvey lladdix hi* proa this winter will be four $50,- ninth win. The loes left the Dodg­ 108; Stuart, Pirates 104. American League — Ford, Yan­ 060 PGA co-spon(.ored tourna­ ers eight games behind in the kee* *23-3; Terry, Yankee* 14-2; ments — tiie Bing Crosby Pro-Am won column and three behind in A rroyo, Yankee* 11-3; Schwall, at Pebble Beach, Calif., Jan. th­ (he lost column with only 16 Bed Sox 13-4; Latman, Indians at; the Lucky International Open games left to play. at San Francisco, Jan. 23-26; the Jim Duffalo had a ball for him­ 12-4. National le a g u e-P od r*a , Dodg­ Palm Springs (C a lif.) Golf Clas­ self in hi* first m ajor league 6 RCAT NEW NAME IN ers 16-3; Miller, Giant* 11-4; Jay, sic, Jan. 31-Feb. 4, and the new Hart, pitching a aix-hittcr and HOUR HEATINA Oil. Rada 20-8; O'Toole, Reds tt-8, Doral Country Club Open at Mi­ driving in four ruo* with a sin­ gle and a three*run homer for live McDaniel, Cards 10-8. ami, Fla., March 12-23. League !i' l A i? w 3 f j a , "Crystal R im rasa from a spread formation and probably will throw quits a bit,” be sahL The Greyhounds are la good shape physically aad Proctor said bo hoped to bo able to get the team "ap1 by game time Friday I! f JL If--, wnmmrm m Wgm ' f * '■ Giant Killers Pace Amateur Play Leaders Standings || i f m in and Mali wind* knocked the M ississippi practice Winter PG A Tour Should Be Tops down te an hour. The Rebels worked on punting, punt returns' and field goals. JUla sent the LSU Tigera in­ door* for tw o drill*. Trainer M arty Broussard said all, who in nursing n sprained •Ibow, m ay ba held out o f contact work until tha opening gam* with Ric* S ep t 23. Auburn'* uncertain guard porttlon received another blow with tha Injury o f f l n t stringer Q, W, Clapp. Clapp suffered a knee in­ ju ry And doctor* waited fo r X -ray result* to determine whether h* would be lost fo r bis fin al year. Field goal specialist Durwood Pennington stole tha show In Georgia’s two-hour all-out scrim ­ mage. H* scored all the point* fo r both teams, kicking a 37-yard field goal for tha Drat unit and a 38-yard Geld goal fo r tha second team to leave the scrimm age in a 3-3 tic. Georgia Tech scrimmaged and Coach Bobby Dodd raid ha was "especially happy with the way the first and second unite moved the ball Inside the 13-yard lino." Quarterback Stan Gann picked up two first unit touchdowns on abort runs and quarterback Biliy Lothridg* booted a 25-yard field goal. The Aiamba first team whip­ ped the second unit 30-10 In an abbreviated gam e-type scrimmage marked by w hat eoaeh Paul Bry Seattle Golf Tourney Opens SEATTLE, Wash. Mississippi State'e fir st and sec­ ond units scrimmaged with quar­ terback John Correro handling thu first team. Billy Hill, last season’s number one quarterback, handled the second unit. % Page 8— T h u n . S e p t 14, '61 Wednesday. ..faoafnly n look prrtty fair, espatlaOy is ter numiof came, bet tht pa*iin| la art what w would |ike K to bu,* Procter tart "»j Vbp>—*pI-« debate is wr big quart!**. Our biggest wenkasts la is ter Msehatkkg when we lath espeftaaee. Oar UcUag' game » l* lr."0 * eoaek added. The starting lineup for the opener was announced as follows: Boa Huggins aad U Baa Balm* or, ends 1 ftoa t a n aad Bay LUk, tackles; H anla Fellows and Bleky McCanns* guards; Criswell, center; Gene Griffin, quarterback; Paul Blackford, left half; Carl Presley, full, and Jim my williams, right half. A "sneak preview" of the team was staged Saturday olghl In or­ der that the atudeats, parents and ether fans could get ■ look at the squad and familiarise tbsmaalves with the individual players, Members of the coaching staff ware on hand to answer questions and esplaia the fine points of the game. Enthusiasm is Mgh among the students at Lyman and they are offering as their btt toward a victory the slogan, "Bant CrysUl River," which haa been the ery all week on Urn campus. return which scored another. Quarterback J 0a Cleveland threw tiro touchdown paesee to pace the second unit Vanderbilt team to a 20-17 upsat victory over the first unit. Talk . . . Talk . . • Talk When the Yankees are a t home, claim baseball writer* don't know United fr e e laUrwettonal NEW YORK (UPI)—Heard in Mantle Uvea in a Long Island a thing. Maybe they're right. the dugotttat The Chicago Cube aura celled isv YiDn •a,'r/urs. •a&£~ * * Following hie graduation from high school, Maris had a tryout at W rlgley Field where a Cub o f­ ficial advised him, "F org et about basaball, son. There's no futura in it (or y ou ." Easy come, easy got Cincinnati catcher Jerry Zimmerman receiv­ ed a $77,000 bonua from the Bos­ ton Rad Sox in 1952 but confeiaee tha money 1* all gone now. The Yankees were deeply disap­ pointed recently when the Tigers g ot first baseman Vic W erts from the Red Box. They had claimed W erts twice thla season and each time they did, the waivers ware withdrawn. . . . Pitcher Ray Herbert o f the White Sox is a 90-ihooter on the g o lf course. What’s so hot about th a t! You try going around 18 holas, using nothing but a putter. That's right—In tha rough, too] Paul Richards would like some­ one with National League experi­ ence to manage the Houston Colts naxt season. Failing to get auch a man, Richarda may settle for Sherm Dollar, who ia about at the end o f hie career with the White Sox. . . . Take a poll among the Yankees and you'll find out thia ia tha way they vote: Smartest— Tony Kubek. Moat desire— A tie between Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle. Beat golfer— Ralph Terry. apartment with Mari* and Bob Cerv. Many o f the reeJdanU In the neighborhood don't even r w g d i i e the M-M boy........... According to the econta, the best looking prospect for asajor league stardom next year la first baseman-outfielder John (B oog ) Pow­ ell o f Rochester. Ha led the Inter­ national League with 32 homer* and will gat a shot with tha Ori­ oles next spring. . . . Baseball p l a y e r * frequently S o how com #\that none o f the player., even those with C inetnm .. nati, picked tho Red* to win t h r Nations) Leaguo pennant In n preseason magaaine poll last sp rin g? NOW OPEN 11 ALL N EW 1 ! IDEAL BARBER SHOP • Open For Business • In City Limits o f LONGWOOD On Old Dials Highway Emaautl Antalone, Owner B A R G A IN P R K ES on P o p u la r B ra n d s it Farrell's Arcade Package Store |* 319 We Seat Give F ln t, Tog Snnferd Value S tu p a (U P I )-M o s t of the nation's beat professional golfers start swinging today for the $23,000 pot of gold offered in the Greater Seattle Open f i r o s t o n * (S u p e r V a lu e) golf tournament. Approximately half the field of more than a hundred pro* had a chance lo dust o ff par on the 6,328-yard, par-70 Broadm oor Golf Club course In Wednesday's $3,000 pro-amateur preliminary. But only 21 of them broke par on the plctureaque course with Ua nar­ row fairways and well-trapped crecni. Gary Player — currently lead­ ing in the money race thla year with $61,113 — Joined six other par-busters In scoring a nest, four-under 66. " I was hitting my Iron shots beautifully," Player bubbled, "1 only hope I can do a i well the next four d a ys." Other 66 shooters were Phil Rodgeri, La. Jolla, Calif.; Miller Barber, El Dorado, Ark.; Jerry Magee, Toronto, Ont.; AI Gelberger, Santa Barbara. Calif.; Jerry Barber, Lo* Angeles, and Art Wall Jr., Pocano Manor, Pa. 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P H O N E F A 2-0244 STORE HOURS: DAILY 9-S:30 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 P. 51. ‘1 DOWN fcl A WEEK �SANFORD SEMINOLES TITUSVILLE TERRIERS Memorial Stadium - 8 d .it i . C- : J — ■ 1961 SCHEDULE Sept. 15 Ttluerile Here Sept. 22 Edgewater Away Sept. 29 Apopka Here Oct. IS Daytona Away Oct. 29 Winter Park Hera i.t Oct. 27 Leoaburg Away Wildwood Hera 10 Biahop Moore Hera Nov. 17 Laker lew Away N ot. 22 DeLand Aw ay N or. 3 Nov. VARSITY TEAM 1st row left to right; Tom Ownby, Don MeMurray, fiubbi Davla, John Boniface, Vick Welsh, Gary Davidson, Bill Phagan, Buss Pearson, Don Harvey, Jimmy Jones, Gene Freeman, Jimmy McLean. 2nd row; Chip Crawford, Bob Lewis, Mike Caolo, Gene Williams, Jack Elam, J. B. Phillips, Mike Champion, Butch'Riser, Jim Williams, Jim Terwilleger, Tommy Hinson, Charles Hayes, Bay Middleton. JUNIOR VARSITY 1st row sitting; Kenny Lavender, Mike Williams, Lloyd Freeman, Jim Westland, Bill Lovelace, Bill Higgins, Danny Tillis, Eddie Kaly, Frank Noell. 2nd row; Eddie Griffith, Henry Finch, Marty Baker, Jack Caolo, Bill Bassett, Buddy Lawson, Clarence Johnson, Dale Alexander, Jay Thompson, Buddy Burton. 3rd row; Randy Morrison, David Higginbotham, Catfish Watson, Robert Best, Bill Henderson, Frank Burkhnrt, Fireball Touhy, Theron Petty Steve Clark, Alex Carmen, Wayne Epps, David Noell, Mike Glad, Don McCall. JUNIOR VARSITY Pig n Whistle DAWN'S BEAUTY SALON FOR THE FINEST IN FOOD "The Newest in 'Fashion Trends" “Stop 2801 S. Park By A fter Game” Ave. Hill Lumber 0 213 W . The 3rd FA 2-3633 FA 2-3093 • READY-M IX • PROM PT Elm 112 D E L IV E R Y S. of “M y Magnolia Ave. HORNE SEE S A T U R D A Y — 108 Park F A 2-2363 FA 2-5751 RITZ THEATRE FA 2-3315 FA 2-4622 Wm. E. Kader, Jeweler CONCRETE A ve. “Sword 210 Magnolia Hwy. 17-92 South Miracle Concrete Co. Hardware Co. Paint Co., Inc. Takeout Orders FA 2-5961 P H ILIP S C O L O N IA L C LEA N ER S Senkarik Glass & Fine Foods FA 2-7681 2510 Oak Ave. 309 110 S. Palmetto PINECREST INN 2927 S. Orlando D IS T R IB U T O R S Dr. F A 2-1922 Sherwood Forrest” and* D og Buddy” FA 2-0323 Ave. McRaney Paint George's Tavern 114 W . Cr Glass 2nd F A 2-6461 “G O O D LU C K , T E A M ” 1011 1. Mary Carter Paint Store 201 W . First French A re. PURE O IL CO. FA 2-7394 • 604 FA 2-3649 W. 6th St F A 2-4342 GU LF O IL C O R P O R A T IO N “Clean Heat” JET LA N E S Onora Road B O W L IN G FA 2-7542 COURTEOUS A DEPENDABLE Corner Lake Shore DELIVERY Blvd. F A 2-2561 & SERVICE Sanford Auto Parts, Inc. Myrtle 115 W. 1st St F A 2-5651 �A Pi** 10—Thun. Sept. 14, '81 Members Twenty-one memben of tbe 'Women's Society of Christian Serv-wice of G ran Methodist Church attended tho monthly business and i; program maetlng, bald at tba Corrine Frances * McMenamin Marries Anthony T. Boyle Tha bride’ s mother w ore i navy blue silk dress with pink accessorlet. Following tha cerem ony, a r e ­ ception waa a t tbe bride’s hom e In ta k e Mary. The refresh­ ment table held ■ two tiered wed­ ding cake, topped with « minia­ ture bride and groom , assorted mints and nuts and fruit punch was served from a largo crystal punch bowl. Assisting with the serving were tho bride’s sister, Miss Peggy Hemens min, and Mrs. A. J . Dough­ erty. Other guests at the reception in­ cluded Mrs. John Murphy, Mr*. Arthur Dougherty, grandmother of tha bride, Mtse Em ily Mc­ Menamin, Miss Eleysc Gaisman, Mrs. Charles G aism an, Bud Gassmao, Dana!d Gorm an, Jerry Dobbins. BUI Darlin, N l e k l e Bowling, Jimmy and Mike Fay and Father Tralnor. Tho couplo will reside a ; 1074 West 9th St., in Sanford, wnile Ihe groom is stationed at the San­ ford Nava) Air Station. By RABUN R. JONES 1 Adult Traiaiat Union el i ‘ the W a t Baptist Church enjoyed Personals By JANE CASSELBERRY Mr. and Mra, Edward Hetnien and sea. John, of 1M Southcot Dr., have returned from a 10-day trip to Lake Wood, Wis., during which they visited Mrs. Helnsen's father who la a patient In an Ironwood, Mich., hospital. Mrs. Adrian Wahlbert, 20 Plata Oval, la a patient at the Florida Sanitarium and Hospital in Orlando. Burnham Shirrs, 131 S. Lake Triplet Dr., returned home Wed­ nesday morning from Winter Park Memorial Hospital where he had been undergoing medical testa lines Monday. In Daytons Beach she was very active In the Highlands Presby­ terian Church and was president of the Jonathan Wright Society, Children o f the Am erican Revo­ lution. At the present she it em ­ ployed by the Dover Elevator Co. o f Cincinnati- Vern Messenger, Mrs. Marvin Williams. M n . Jeannie Duckworth, Mrs. Ester Rive, Mrs. Sue Stevenson, Mrs. Al Payne, Mrs. Jerry Jem lgan, and the Misses Janet Smith, Dorothy Cooper, Elsie Farley and Lucy Nowlin. The next meeting of the group will be a dinner-meeting at the Civie Center, on Sept. 36, at 6:30 p.m. Moms Family Enjoys Visit From Scout Executive MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY THOMAS BOYLE (Photo By Gassman) DeBary Personals By MRS. ADAM MULLER Mr. and Mra. Arthur Thompson o f Catalina Drive entertained Mrs. Thompson's brother, Bobby Brooks, tor tho weekend. Bobby ia stationed at Mayport. Friends o f Mrs. Gaston Crosby will be sorry to hear that she underwent emergency m ajor sur­ gery while visiting up North. She esn be reached at her daughter's home, Mra. N. G. Lion, 1474 Stab­ ler ltd., Warmlnlster, Pa. Dr. and Mrs. Luther Tarbell spent a recent weekend at their home in DeBary. They were Ihe dinner guests o f Mr. ami M(*. Claude Trutaell o f DeBary Avenue. Dr. Tarbell la at present con­ nected with the VA Hospital at Dublin, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Trussed were recent visitor* at Mr. Trotaell's daughter's home, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stone, at Atlanta, Ga. Mr, and Mrs. A. T. Williams of Park Lane are entertaining their sun Jack, who has just led the Coast Guard after (our years. He his been in Alaska, Europe and Bermuda, and has enrolled In Orlando Junior College to finish his education. Mr. snd Mrs. Myron Accardi of Park Lane spent several days in Miami this past week. The William Stilh home on Aza­ lea Drive waa the scene of a w el­ come party honoring Dorl* Marriiun, who spent the summer in Ohio, Twenty-five of Doris’ * friends were there to greet ber list Sunday evening. Mrs. M. Phillips o f Community Drive returned from a trip to New Jersey and New Y ork with Mrs. P. Burnett o f Angeles Road. They brought Richard Rodrigues of Deinerest, N. J, home with them. He will stay a few weeks with Mrs. Phillips before llytag back to get ready for college in New Jersey, Mr. and Mra. J. J. Basglcr of Norfolk, Va., and their five chil­ dren, Lynne, Dicky, Jim m y, Bob­ by and Karen, who have been visiting Mrs. Uaxgler's mother and lather, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Dungon, of First Street have returned to Virginia ao the chtldrco could get ready for school. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Papincau of Rhode Island relum ed to DeBary alter leaving their daughter Jo Ann at the Kusaraine Academy in West Palm Beach. They are spending a few days with Cunstable and Mrs. Oscar Papincau before returning to Rhode Island. Jo Ann found one o f her room mates \ Como's daughter, The son of Rev. and Mrs. Dainon Scull, Eddy, ia home from tha Miainf Hospital and It able lo get around on erutfhes. Ilia Jaw la healing nicely, but other complications have set in, due to hie unfortunate automobile acci­ dent recently in Miami. Mrs. John l* o n t is waiting the arrival of her daughter, ine for­ mer Virginia Smith, with Ihe WAC (now Mrs. Vernon Harriionj ■nd her husband, for a visit. Mr. and Mra. Herman E . Morris recently enjoyed a visit from Mr. ind Mrs. Bern J. Hagedorn o f Mendham, N. J., at their MQ Ranch in Ostean. The lligedorn* have been vaca­ tioning in Daytona Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Morris wera their gueats one evonlng at the Chuck Wagon in Ormond Besg£. Mr. Hagedorn la a National Boy Scout executive with headquarters at Schifl Boy Scout Reservation than 3,000 In Mendham boys g o through this reservation each year tor advanced scout training. U rt. Hagedorn is tbe resident trained nurse on the reservation. The two men enjoyed talking over old times when Mr. Morris was leader of Troop 3 and Mr. Hage­ dorn wai executive o f the Central Several Florida Scout Council dentists and doctors of Sanford were members of this troop and received their Eagle Scout awards during this time. Local Events FRIDAY Members of the Sallle Harrison Chapter of the Daughter! of the American Revolution will meet at 2:30 p.m. at the home o f Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, for a program oo Constitution Day, and a cruise on Lake Monroe aboerd the Skylark. president, presided and Members o f tn« Wesleyan Ser­ v let Guild of tbe F lr il Methodist Church met at McKinley H tG Monday evening for the f l n t meeting o f tho fall u a s o a . A covered dish supper terved at 1:90 followed b y the buaiacss and program . M n . A. K. Sboem skcr gave tho optnlng devo­ tion and the business session was conducted by Mrs. T. A. Wake­ field, president. The budget fo r the year w q i Sorority Chooses Project For New Year Mr. and Mrs. Knight are now at home at 1854 Yorktown Road, Apt. 2, Cincinnati, Ohio. The bridegroom is'a private fln t d a ta In the Army, stationed with the Stub Artillery Div. at Oxford, Ohio. The bride was born in Sanford ■nd moved to Daytona Bcacli in 1947, She graduated from Sea­ ma Phi Sorority at her borne on breeze High School in 1936, where Sylvan Lake. she was vice president o f GAA. Mra. E. C. Harper, president, She attended Daytona Beach Jun- opened the meeting with the ritual and welcomed two new members, Mrs. Walter Cook and Mrs. Glenn McCall. Committee reports were heard and various projects for the year discussed by the group. Civil d e­ fense will be the main project and most o f the funds raised during the year wiH be used for this pur­ Mrs. Olga Hunter was ho»tets the fish school at the HD Center pose. to the first meeting o f the year craft “ M t will be held a’, tha Mrs. Vernon Hardin, social for the Lake Monroe Home Dem- j of Mrs. Hunter, Sept, 31. chairman, announced that there gerald, Supper Meeting Enjoyed By Guild Members in Daytona Beach Sunday from 3:30 to 4:30 p-m. It waa decided to present a “ Week o f P ra y er" program at the church, Oct. 26. Guild members soled to have a plastic'w are'booth at the bataar which ia sponsored by the WSCS and scheduled for Nov. IT. W An inspirational talk on the Holy Spirit was presented by M isi Vir­ ginia Chapman. Mrs. Wakefield, Mrs. Muriel Gardner and Mrs. O. «w. G off were in charge of supper arrangem ent!, Mrs. Carlton Bliss was hostess assisted by the 30 members pre­ at the first meeting of the season sent for the meeting. of XI Beta Eta Chapter, Beta Sig­ Monroe Home Club Plans Craft Night onstratlon Club. Mr*. Lucille H tz. Altamonte Springs (he ho|U>i , t , h# cloM o( lh# will be a cook-out for num bers and their husbands, this Saturday Guests enjoying the afternoon at the home o f Mr and Sirs. Gordon Frederick on Banana Lake. nieetinxr. agem ent." Mrs. H. L. Johnson, county council president, retd a letter from the Lutheran Haven Home. It was announced (hat the club Longwood sponsored one o f the 4-11 Club girls at the 4-H camp, this sum­ mer snd that the Monroe Club would be hostes* for the Novem­ By BETTIE SMITH ber birthday cake at tbe USO. Richard Grant returned home Mrs. Sapp. Mrs. Hunter. Mrs. Saturday from New York where Fitzgerald, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. he stayed for m ore than a month Betty Blackwelder plan to attend with hia aunt and uncle. While there he underwent an em ergency appendectomy. He returned to Chuluota school classes Monday. Friend* and neighbors o f Mrs. Ruth Hamilton, Longwood realtor, report that they expect her to By CAROL J EPSON return home any day from Maine. Mra. Maurlne Walker, clerk in Mr. and Mrs. D. Lawson are charge at the Chuluota Poet Of­ expected home around Sept. 33. fice, baa moved from her former Postcards mailed to friends and residence on Chuluota Road to neighbors here have com e from tho Clemente home on Willingham Niagara Falls, Grand Ccnjral Road o ff SR US. Station, Yankee Stadium and the Sophie Koetl la back in Chuluota Hail o f Fame at Coopcrton, N . Y. after spending the summer The Lawsons write that they have months at her home in McHenry, enjoyed their vacation so much that they wish they could live both New reaidanta to Chuluota in­ in Longwood and in New York. clude Mr. and Mra. Edwin Rigalow and (amity o f Seventh Street; Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Baylor and Spend a few minutes organizing children of Lake Mills Road, and a complete menu plan for two or Mr. and Mra. Jamea Mitchell of three days or even a week. This Fifth Street. Moving in soon will will help you estimate the amount be the T. M. Gaston family who of lim e you'll need for shopping and preparing the meal*. will reside on 'T h ird Street. Personals Personals TERRIFIC Mrs. G. Andrew Speer, program chairman, gave a very interesting program on “ The Home Wc M ik e ." Refreshments were served during the sooial hour. Other exem plar mem bers pres­ ent were Mrs. Robert Cushing, secretary; Mr*. Frederick, treas­ urer; Mrs. Harold Chapman, Mrs. J, L. Horton Jr., Mra. Alfred Greene, and Mrs. Edward Peter­ son. Mrs. Bliss, hostess for the meeting, is vice president o f the chapter for Ihe coming year. Church Calendar THURSDAY First Christian Church Sunday :hool Teachers’ meeting, 1:30 m. at the Church. First Presbyterian Church D ra­ ma' meeting, 7:45 p.m. Given In DeBary Mrs. Marie Accardl of Hibiscus Drive and her daughter, Mra. Thomas Armao, o f Park Lane, were the chaperones this past week at a pre-school splash party for 24 young people at the AeevrC* pool in DeBary. After enjoying a swim the young people went to the home o f Mrs. Myron Accardl on Park Lane and under her supervision the hostesses, Diane Accardi and Pat Biondi helped serve refreshments. It proved to be a gala party to end the summer vacation. Tea This Friday The DeBary Woman's Club wOl sponsor a tea this Friday at S p. m. at the Community Center. Misi Beatrice J. Tyson and Mrs. Wallace Gabler, past presi­ dents, will be co-hoatestes. The president, Mrs. William Fldler, 1* looking forward to meeting all t V members after the summer re­ cess. M n . Harold P. Will*. Ways and Means chairman, announces a fashion show featuring clothes from a store in D cLsnd, on Oct. • with dessert served at 1 p.m . for old and new mem bers. D IAM O N D S. . . . , The G ift That Lasts Forever G w altn ey 204 B. PARK A F C We Clo«e Wed. Noon (OPEN FRID AY NIGHTS) A BUY! Keep Summer J * In Your Home \ With — The Year Round Exotic Tropical F O LIA G E P LA N T S Coniult a* on the types and tisea beat aultod to your homo decor. FRANK and CHARLOTTE DONAHOE NOW IS T IIE TIM E TO REDECORATE For F A L L Personals By ATLANTA McGINNIS Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sands of Altamonte Springs returned home last Friday from a four-month va­ cation spent In Pittsburgh, Pa., where they visited their son and hia fam ily. While there they also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. Tinsley o f Orienln Gardens, Altamonte Springs, who were visiting their d iu g b ler in nesrby Upper Darby, Pa. ior College and M aryville College in Maryville, T enn* where she belonged to the Tbota Upslloa Sur. ority. Her fingertip veil o f ailk illus­ ion fell from a rhinestone tiara. Miss Nlekle Bowling o f Sinford was maid o f honor and wore a dress of blue njrloa over taffeta. Bill Darlin o f New Y ork was best man. Personals Sasselberry Wedding Announced Joseph Boyle, o f Philadelphia, elated at the double ring, nuptial P a., wsro m arried Aug. I f at 10 Mass. Mika and Jim m y Fay a.m . a i the All Souls Catholic served as attar boys. Church la Sanford. The bride, gives in marriage Father William Tralnor, offiby her father, wore a ballerina length dress o f white nylon and lace, over taffeta, and carried a cascade bouquet o f white earns- ; Mn. Rap H em e wee welcomed ■ a a visitor from First Church. ‘ A ' corned dish luncheon was : served at noon, with Mn. William R. Bruce, Mr*. 8. 0 . Hamesaby tad Mn. Edwin McGregor la •barge of arrangement*. An latensting contest waa con­ fected, is which character trait* •were matched with 10 women o! tba Bible. For tiamplt, Ruth jb e ideal daughter-in-law. Mn. Charlaa Oamraer waa tba winner, With ■ perfect score. Mn. C. B. Williams openad the boMem session with eentenee prtyere and a const taken ef reg­ ular and new members. Tbe Mixpah Circle wen la this division. A copy ad tbe society's year­ book was presented to each one present This we* made .possible bp the work of Mn. Harry Elay and Mrs. Bussell Kitner. - Mrs. J. M. Leonard presented ■ o huplring program on the "Holy •Spirit," assisted by Mrs. Richard (Silver*, Mn. Kitner and Mn. .Robert Bennett. Mn. Bennett sang :"Hely Spirit Light Divine.'* i__a social Saturday evening at the ~ ~Jw m a of Mr. and Mra. A. B, Tedi ford. Mr. Tedfard Is social chair! man o f tha group. About 33 mem­ bers anjoyed barbecued chicken | and spar* riba. Guests brought covered dishes to complete the dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn M ositr, who have been spending the summer with their children in Charlotte and Lansing, Mich., will arrive horns this weekend. Mery and Martha Courier were recent gueate of their grand­ mother, Mra. Lucy Courier, in Sanford. Mra. W. B. Young left Tuesday fo r Orlando to visit with her ‘ daughter, M n . Hugh Flynt, and fear granddaughter, Mary, who will bo h aving this weekend for the University o f Georgia at Athena. Fred Plerioa has returned from e vacation In Valdoata, Ga., and a visit with his mother, Mrs. A. R. Pierson, and other relatives. Norman Nolle will arrive this wsekend from Statesboro, G a., to taka his wife end children, Patty, Nancy and new ion Norman Earl, to their home in Apopka. Bob Ragadale la spending a • month at Maryville, Calif., on bui* Iness. Was Evans leaves Saturday for Vanderbilt University in Naihwill*, Tenn. This #1.1 be hia sopnom ore year. Mr. and Mra Jack Dodd and ■ona, Doug and Deal, left this week, for a southern Florida va­ cation. They plan to «tup In Sara­ sota, the Keys and ir.routw home will vial relative! in West Palm Beach. Fall Council Delegate Named By Pilot Club S A N F O R D -------- _ CUSTOM MADE SLIPCOVERS and D R APER IES A LL WOUK GUARANTEED P R IN T E D C O T T O N C O R D U R O Y ! 331 E- FIRST ST, al Sanford Ave. • marhtae wathaMe! IM MEDIATE SKKV1CB C A LL FA 2-7619 ELSIE W . L A C E Y Buy Yeur Own FABRIC Or Select From My IA M P L E S • terrific assortment! • aupetb quality! TELEPH ON ES — FA *-1821 FA 2-0170 ew shapes this season in lightweight hats. I Popular colors In smooth felts by LEE, blocked crowns, trimmed to perlectlon. F i A A ▼ I I * * * yard You’d expect to pay more for plains —ami these are choice prints in smartest colors and patterns! For children’s wear, sports­ wear, skirts and dresses, robes! Fabulous at Penney * low price! 3S’’ inches wide. iif L MEN'S 115 S. MAGNOLIA AVE. W EAR SANFORD FA 2-1535 �' II H f e 1! m ' l l H turt. S*pt. I I , *81— P **» 11 (Djloa Gbby: By Abigail Van Buren THURSDAY P. M. M l D E A R A B B Y : Fiona* don't think I am \ •mall, but I have a question to ask. Don’ t you think a woman who claims to be a good friend should entertain her “ good friends” in her living room? Whenever 1 visit this person she leads me right to the kitchen! She puts the coffee pot on and we sit there all during m y stay. She has a lovely . home, a beautiful coffee service and gorgeous dishes, but all 1 ever see is her kit[ 9 chen and her everyday dishes. Am I w rong? INSULTED D EAR INSULTED: No. Your friend was wrong to assume that you were a per­ son with whom she could be herself with­ out fuss or frills. You should feel flatter­ ed, not insulted. ___ • • • D E A R A B B Y : I would like to point ■ out to MRS. CITIZEN, who thinks our v country is going to the dogs because our teen-age girls try to look older, that this is not nearly so offensive as some of our big, fat, gray-hatred old women who ap­ pear in public with bare backs, akin-tight Capri pants, and shorts so short they dis­ appear when the women sit down. When mothers (and grandmothers) start dress­ ing their age, perhaps our teen-agers will have an example worth following. I C. S. M. D EAR AB B Y : W hat’s wrong with our Daddy? Our mother passed away last April. After the funeral I went back home, as I am married. My brother went back to college. When we came back, al­ most six months later, we found all o f Mamma's clothes, shoes, hats, snd purses J u s t like she was on a visit somewhere and *was coming back to wear them. We would feel better if Daddy cleaned out the draw­ ers and closets and got rid o f these sad reminders. Should we tel! Daddy to do this? He feels bad enough, and we hate to make him feel worse. JEAN AND JOE DEAR JEAN A N D JOE: Pur the moment, don't say anything. Y our Daddy might decide soon himself that he wants to gat rid o f the reminders. If a year passes, and 'ttOt&ulii moved, suggest Mamma’s room be painted another color, and her things given to someone who can get some good use out o f them. I f he re­ sists your suggestions— don’t press it. • • • “ Are things rough?” I « t Abby help you solve your problem. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope and send to Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • • For Abby’s booklet, "H ow To Have A Lovely Wedding,” send 60 cents to Abby, Box 3366, Beverly Hills, Calif. ( I t C h i a n * ) B l* N *w *r*o « III Ki w i i n i (V .atn.r M l ( I t A ll* a it* Woollier MOSOLCTtOW statk o r f i .i i h i i m to w n o r naii mtiL M I HEREBY CERTIFY that the above and foregoing la a true and |A correct copy of a ll.aolutloo. I'**** ” 1 and t. and Eihlblta A through E, ra ge* I through I, containing an accurate deacrlptlon of County Commlaalonare' dlatrtcta t through i. Semlnola County, Florida, paaa•d unaultnotiely br tho Hoard of County Commlaalonare o f Semlnola County at Ita regular nutting on tha Ith day o f Sapu A.D. H I I, aa t a n a appaara oa (ho roeerl l« Minute Book tl. P a f i a III to t i l for aald County. IN WITNESS WIIERKOI. I have hereunto eat my hand and f f ile d tho afflolal tool of the ♦ aBoard o f County Commlaalonare tnla tha Ilk day o f Sept. A.D. Itll, A rm o r H. Bwkwitb. Jr., Clark of tho Board of Coun­ ty Poniniliilonera la and for Mamin,la County, Flurlda. CIHIMIT A lo t W t COMMIMIOB U l t T H I l T I. Begin at tha Intaraaallon o f the canttr tinea o f llt h Stroat and Franrh Avenue In Sanford: thence run North along (ha «*olino of French Avenue to tha • tar North-boundary of Seminole Counly; „ _ , thence follow tha North and Ea«t boundary o f Seminole County to Ito Inttreecilon with tho cantor lino o f Kconlochhatehee Cra*h; thanao Waalarly thing tho c*ot*r lino o f Econloskhalchao Creak to tho tntoraoctldn o f the canter line o f Kconlockhatchaa Creak and tha Eaet-Weet eantar Una of lection 1. Townintp U South, B o a io U monca Woat along tho Eeat-Wtei . t m t i r lino of goctlun 1. TownV b l p I t South. Hanga I I *»•«- to tho W ait lino o f iootlon 7. Townohlp II South. Range II thanco Watt along the X oot-w oot con lor lino ol Station IL To w n, ohlp II Sooth. Range 11 Kail, boa tnl tho ttntor Uni o f Cahbog* Aiauuo to tho Interoeetlon of tho cantor Unto o f Cahhogt Avonuo and Slant atroot: i ion.o Notth e l q m t»* lino o f Stone Street to the inter­ section o f tho cantor lleee of atone Stroat nag t a i l Creak Mato Canal: thanca North along tha tealor Unto o f Salt Crook Main Canal and Salt Creak and Wraterly along tba eantar Una af Salt Creak to Lake J i l i u p : tkoneo Woat along tha Waalarly aitanaton o f tha cantor lino *1 •alt Criak to tha tntariactlsn o f tho Woatorly extonolon o f tho can­ tor line o f Salt Crook end the can­ ter line o f Lake Jotaupi thonco Southerly and Woatorly along tha eantar lint o f Lake Jeaiup and around tho South aide o f Jana lain to the intoriectlon o f tha eantar line o f Lake Jee.up and a Una attending from tha South and o f Sanford Avanue to tha North and of tha road run­ ning along tho Woat aide of Block B. D.R. MltcheU'o Survey o f Levy Grant, aa recorded In Plat Book 1, Page I, public reeurdi of Semlnola County, Plorlda; thanca Xortheiaterty along aald Una to tho South and o f Sanford Avenue; thanca Northerly along tha renter lino o f Sanford Avenue to the Inttreectlon o f the canttr tinea of Sanford Avonuo and loth strati In Sanford; thanca Eaat along tho cantor Una uf 10th Street In Sanford to the I n tim a tio n o f the center llnre of loth Stroat and Mallonvllle Avtnua: thence North along the canter line of Mallonvllle Avenue lu tho Inltrlection uf tha canter Una of M.llonvllle Avanue amt Hut Street; thencr Waal along tho ranter Una o f ttth Street tn the Uiteraectlon of tha center tinea o f llth Strati and Sanford Avanua; thanca South on tha canter Una of Hanfurd Avanua to Ilia Uiteraertlnn of tha center lln»* of 17th Street and Sanford Avanue; thence W e il on the canter Una of llth Street to tha Intaraectlon of tha center llnee of ll t h Streat and French Avanua. whirl) la tha PUB Including Jana tala In Lake J u ­ mp. 1:11 1:14 1:14 1:14 *4* 1:11 (St X t w i c o p * (II Mlloaton** o f (too Canlurf t*i MU-M a M l ( * i Fooplo'a C h o ice 1:1* I I I C o u n t o f M o n t o C rtllO 1.11 ( I ) H o n d o ; Brmklar (It Huntlnt a r to tuna *1(0 Don t:OI ( } t Dorriogar III (Irnnd Jury T:tl (Si D.iut K d -o rd o 7.1b i l l O u t l i o i III Sum m er S p o rts S p rc ts- rotor ( l > Q u * * t* a re Ho l i l l ( I I D o n n o Hood 1.11 C i H o t M * * t « r * n a (Ol l>ono*r lion III Ktol McCoy* 11:1* 111 Ntwacap* i l l Channel l i t X m i r M O (I I M l d - r u . Mo*a 11:11(1) H o llr w a o i Merle Covetcode T b o ottr liy ii i.'» J»cif . r ( i / - c . t i l l (t> Now* •, r- FRIDAY A. M. I l l C l Sltn o n I I t C l Cunt C la t tre o a 7:01 C l T o d a y 7 ;l» ( I I s i g n O n 7 K C l ra rm t» 13 14.34 I I .I I W o a th a -, New * Market R.port 1:11 C l T o d a y ( ! ) Wake Cy Ctrtoona 1:11 III K m i V l i l l i r 1:11 (II CBS Nova SIXMtklT C and Sion* S t m t ; COt-NTT COM Ml** 1(1A thanco South a l o o f th* earner DISTRICT III llna o f Bton* Strait to tha tntrrBatin at (ha Interaectlon nf (ha *eel Ion o f th# eantar llna* of earner llna o f (ha API- n il Ta- Htona S t m t and Cabbiga Avanua; voraa Branch and tha Wrklra thanca Eaat along the canttr lln* River In Beetlon tl, Townahlp I t o f Cobboga Avanua. balng tli* South. R e n t e I I Eaat; Eail-Waat cantor lln* o f lactlnn thanca run S a l t olot.a the canter 12, Tu wnam p- at South, Rang* XI Una at tha ACL RR tn tha Intar- Eaat, ta W a it Una o f Section 7. aactlon o f tho cantor llnaa or (ho Townahlp XI South, nang* II ACL RR T o v a r t i Branch and Ihe Kaat; ACL RR Trilby Branch In Section thanca Eoat along Eaet-Weet can11, Townohlp 11 South, Range I I tar Una o f Section 7, Townahlp It Eaat; South. Bongo t l Eaat, ta Ih* Inthanca South along the eantar laratetlon o f tha Eaat-Waat ran­ lino or tho ACL RR Trllhy Branch lar Una o f Section 7, Townahlp to th* I n te m c tlo n o f the renter II South. Rang* II Eaat, and th* Itn* o f tho ACL RR Trilby Branch centar Una o f Econlockhatcht* and tha South llna o f Section II. Craek; Townahlp II South, Rang* 21 thence Eaatarly along th* cantor Eaat; thanca Eaat along tha Snuth Una lino nf Econlockhatrhat Craek tn o f gactlnn t l . Townahlp 14 South. the Intaraactlon af th* eantar llnaa Range II Eaat. to th* Waal llna nf Ecnnlockhatcha* Creak ond tho o f Section 7. Townxhlp Id South, St. John* invar: thanca South along th* main ehanRang* lb Exit; thanca Snuth olnng th* W ait Una not o f lit* St. John tllvir, which o f Section T. Townehln lb South. It elan tha Eaat boundary of Uanta 14 F.»et. to th* South llna Semlnola enunty, to tha South o f Section 7. Townahlp II South, boundary o f nrmlnola County: thanca Wait along Iba South Rang* ID Eoet; thanca Etvat along th* South line boundary o f Semlnola County to nf Section 7, Townahlp 10 South. tba Southwest corner o f Section Itahn* lo Beat, to til* tnlaraccttun 11, Tovtiiehlp 31 South. Rang* 19 o f th* South lino o f section T. Eaat; Townahlp 10 South, Rang* ID thanca North along the Wait llna Eaat, and th* eantar line o f Lake of Sactlon 31, Townahlp It South, Rang* lb Eaat, and Sactloo X). Mary |lnut*v*rd; It Snuth, Range )*; thane* Eavt al >ng It,* centar llna Townahlp Eaat. which la part o f Ih# W rit nf l a k e Mary Boulevard and Ih* boundary tine o f Semlnul* Cou n­ canter llna nf t.*k* M.vry Boultvar.l axtanded Eaat to th* Inter- ty to tha Southeaat corner of Townahlp It South, aactlon o f tha canter ltHra o f Section 2" Lake Mary Itoutavard axlrndad Rang* in Eaet: thanca XVaet atung tha South llna Eael and th# ACL RR, Main Lino; thrnc* South along th* eantar of aactlon Jb, Townahlp It South, lino o f th* ACL Itll Main Llna to Range I'l Kaat, ond Station t), tha Inter**,-tlon nf (ha eantar Townahlp It South, Rang* lb Eaat lln -i nf tha ACL ItR Main t.ln* which la purl of th* South boun­ and Pln*il* Street extended W**t dary o f s«mlnol* County lo tna then,* Eoet along the center tin* Intaraactlon o f th* South boundary o f Pineda Strati attended Wait lln* o f S* m Inot* County with the and center Una o f Pineda Streat m i t e r lln* o f th* ACL RR. Main tn th* Intaraactlon o f th* eantar Lino; llnaa o f Plnado St rict and Btot* thanca North along Ih* canter lint nf th* ACI. nil Main Lln* to th* Road 7.427: EXHIBIT n thanca South along tha center Itna Intaraactlon uf Ih* eantar lln* of m l m i tuviMiaaioN nf Stat* lload S-4I7 tn th* Intar­ th* ACL RR Mam Lln* with Stall U D T m r r it aactlon o f tha canter llnaa nf Road 414; Begin at tha (m e n ta tio n of the Hleta Hood R-I1T and SamlnnU thanca Kaat olnng th* eantar lln* eantar llnee o f t It R Street and Boulevard; thane* Boat along th* of Shite lload 114 to Ih* Intar­ French Avanua tn Sanford; eantar llna of Semlnola lloulavard aactlon o f Ih* center line* of thanco run Eaat along tha cen­ to th* InltreOrtlnn o f the eantar mala lload 4(4 with U.6. 17-31, ter llna o f llth Street to tha In- llna* nf H-inlnola lloulavard and thanca North along th* renlar lln* tereectlun of tha center llnee of U. S. 17-12; o f P. S. 17-»I to th* liit*r»*ct|oti ll t h Strait and Sanford Avenue; thane* Southerly along tha eantar o f th* earner tin** o f U. S. 17-43 thanca run North along the cen­ Una o f L*. S. 17-11 tn th* Intar­ and dia l* Ituad S-414 which II ter Una of Hanford Avanua to (ha aactlon o f th* center Itna* o f U. th* PuR. I n t im a t io n o f the center llnee of S. t l - l l and St all lined ( t l ; H 1 H IN IT I Sanford Avanua and Ulh Street; thanca Waaterly atung th* eantar c o n n r w N s ix iiu ) thanca Eaat along tha renter Urea Una o f Slat* lload l i t to the Inm anner v of llt h S t m t to the Interaeniion tereactl.m of tha eantar llnaa nf Begin i t Ih* lnler»*rt1on af th* of tha center line* o f llth Streat Htata lload 414 anil th* ACL RR. eantar llna* o f 111* Weklva River and Mallonvllle Avanua; and th* St. John* Itlvrr; Main Llna; thanca South along tha center Una thanca South along th* eantar lln* thanca run Eaatarly along (he of Mallonvllle Avanua to tha In- o f tlva ACL Itll Main Lln* to th* main ehannat o f th* Si. John* tarnation o f tha ranter llnea of South boundary of Semlnola River, which I* alao th* North Itellonvllle Avanua and 19th County: boundary o f Samlnot* County, to Iniaraaotlon af th* u North Street; thenc* Wait along th* South boun­ th* thanca Went along the renter line dary o f Heinlnol* County to th* boundary of ttemlnol* County and of lath Street to tha Intereectlon South*'**) corner of Section It, th* eantar 111)* of French Avanua of tha cantor line* of I'lth Street Towntnlp It South, Rang* 1) •iL«nd*d North; and Sanford Avtnua. thane* Mouth along th* eantar Eaat; thanco South on tha canter llna th*nc* North along th* Waal Una o f French Avanua avtandad of Sanford Avanua to tha South boundary o f Samlnot* County to North and th* eantar lln* of and at Sanford Avanua on Like tno com er tin* o f th* Waktva French Avanua to Ih* Iniarvtcllon Jeaiup; of th* canter llnea of French River: thanca Southweaterly acroea I.aka thanca Eaaterty and Northeaaterly Avenue and 31th Street Ih Sanford; Jaaaup to tha North anil of a along tha Weat and N o r t h * aatarly thence Woat along th* , - liter lln* road vanning along (ha W*«t aide boundary nf Semlnola County, or slut Strait t„ th* intaraaotlun Of Block R. D ll. MRrheire Sur­ which la alao Ih* center Itn* o f of th* cantor tin-,- uf l l l h Street vey o f Levy Grant, aa recorded th* Wohlva River, lo th* Intar­ and th* ACL Hit. Main Llna, lu Plat Book 1, Pea* >. publle aactlon o f th* center lino* of Ih* thanca Southwaatarly along th* m e r g e o f S e a l a t l e county, Flor­ ACL RR T tv e rt * Branch ond th* centar tin* at Ih* ACL IIR Main ida: Weklva River, which la th* FOIL Lln* to th* Ihtiraacllos of th* E xlttn rr n thanco Soulhaoaiarly along tha ACL BR Main Lln* and th* **n centerline o f aald road running t'OI X T ) ( IIVIMlealUN tar lino o f t.ake Mary lloulavard along the W a it aide of Utnck B ItlwTHICT IV attended Kaat; to tha Interoeetlon o f aald road Begin at ih* Inlartectlon o f th* thanca Wait along th* eantar line with State Rood 411; eantar llnaa of U. S. 11-11 and o f Lake Mary Huuitvard extended thanca W a it along the eantar Hoe Stat* Road S-414; Eaat and th* eantar lln* o f l-aha of Slain Rood I t ) to the Interac­ thane* run Eaat along Ih* ranlar Mary Boulevard lo th* Intaraactlon tion o f tha canter llnea o f Biota Una nf State RoeH S-414 to th* of tba eantar Una of i-uh* Mary Road 411 and Stain Haad S-414; Intaraactlon of Ih* canter llnee lloulavard and th* South lln* nf Thanca W a it along tha eantar llna o f Stale Itoad H-Ilt and Slat* Macllutt 7, Totenenlp 34 South, af State Rood B.414 to tho Inter- Road 41); Rang* 14 Eaat; aactlon o f tho cooler Una* o f Stall than,* Eaet along' th* center lln* thanco Woat along th* South tin* Rvad S-414 and U. S. IT-11; o f Stat* Itua.l 411 to th* Intaraac­ of Sactlon 7, Townahlp 74 South, thanca Southerly along tha ranter tlon o f th* eantar lln* or Stat* Rang* Jo Eaat. to tha tXaat lln* Una o f U. S. t l - l l to tho tntereoa- Road 41) and a road running o f gectlon 7, Tuw-iialup IS South. tlon o f tho canter llnee of U. S. along th* Weat aid* o f Block H. Rang* lb Eaat: 17-41 and Semlnola Boulevard; It It. Mltrhair* Survey o f l.ary lt,ern-e North along Ih* tVaet llna thanca Waalarly along tha eantar, Grant, a* recorded In Plat Rook of Sactlon 7, TuwnvhJp 14 South. Pag* 4. public record* o f Rang* lb Eaat, to tha South Una llna o f Semlnola Brulovard u> thej I, Intoracctlon nf tho canter lln»» « f Semlnola County, Florida[ of Section i ] , To»it*h1p 14 South. Hamlnola Boulevard and a n te thanca N'urthwiatarly along ren­ rt*ug* n Kaat; ter lln* o f tald road running thanca Meal along |h* South tin* Rood S* (17. thanca North along tha tenter Itna along Waal lid* o f Block B |o uf Sactlon II, Townahlp 14 guutn, o f s u i t Road S-4I7 to tha In-1 l-aka Jaaaup: Rang* 3b Eaat. to tha Intareactlon tareectlon o f the cantor llnea af thanca Northeaaterly along a lla* nf th* South lln* o f Meeting 13. HUte Bond S-437 and Ptnad* attending from th* Nortn and of Tuwuehlp 10 South, Kang* Jx aald road running along W a lt ahl* Kaat, and th* ACL lilt. Trllhy Street; thanca Watt along tho canter line Block B to th* South and or Sen- llraurh, thauea Northerly S la n g o f Pineda Street and Weetarly •*• lord Avanua lo th* Intaraactlon af Hi* ranlar llna o f Ih* ACL Itll tenllon o f the center Una o f Pin­ ■old tin* with tha canter llna af t'rllby RrancL to Ih* Intaratutlon ed* Street to tha mtereactlon af Lake Joeaup; o f Ih* ranlar line* of Ih* ACL BR tho center line* o f tha Weetarly thanca Eaatarly and Northeaettrly Trilby Branch and th* ACL RR attention o f Pined* Streat »nd tha olnng tli* vantar Una of Lab* Tavaraa Branch In S e c t i o n JL Jaa-up and around Ih* South ahl* Townahlp I) Mouth, ltauge lu ACL Kit; o f Jan* tala to th* t n ta m ctlo n o f thanca Xortheaeterly along tha Kaat; canter line o f the ACL FtR t» me tha cantarlln* o f Lak* Jaaaup and thanco XXaat along Ih* ceutar tin* Interaectlon o f Ilia canter llnea of ih* w aatarly axlenalon o f th* can o f lb* ACL Itll Tavaraa Branch tha ACL R R and li t h Street In tar Una of Molt Crook; la th* Intaraactlon o f th* canter then,-* Eait along th* eantar Itna llnea o f th* ACL RR Tavaraa Sanford; o f Salt Craek extended Weat alld thanca Eaat along tne center Una | Branch and Ih* Weklva lllvar; of lath Strati to tha Inlaroaottoa tba eantar lln* o f Salt L'raak to ' thanca Nonhe*al*i 1y along Ih* th* center main choanal af th* W*klv* River, o f the ranter nee o f llt h Street th* lntaraocthea o f Una* af Sail Creak and Salt Craek wrhuh la ale,■ >ha Wait buuudiry and French Avanua; thanca Xortlx along tha eantar Una Main Canal. |o f Marninol* County, t* th* Intero f French Avanua to tha Interetc- thane* Southerly along tho can­ ecctlon o f tba eantar llnaa af Ih* ilon o f tho cantor llnea af French tor lino of Salt Craek Mam Canal Waklva River and th* It. John* Avanoa nod U l h S t m t which la to tha Imaraactlan a f th* center Klvar. which la tha FOB. Una* af Salt Criak Mots Canal Publleh M*pc tl, XI, II A Oct. I tha p u b . (I) 1:11 t l ) <)) l.bb ( I ) II 3b 111 <l) III (I) I.H (I) (I) (l> I II tl) II) II) 1:11 IX) (11 (I) 1:11 l l ) (I) ll) 4:t4 ( I ) 4:4* (II 1:3b <l> 4 »b ( I ) fl> (I) 1:3b (I I ll) 1 Number Ptaaa* Guiding Light NBC N*wi Report Ffleua Dr. Iludaan'a Sacra) Journal About Plata Ao Thg World Turn* PUybouo* t J t a Murray Shaw u C o u ld a * Tag leered For Tomorrow Pull Circle T e a r ,Day tn Court L o n t t u Taung Art LIuMaitar Road lu Reality Young Dr MaUua Millionaire Queen E*T A Day Pram Yhaan Raata Tba Verdict la Year* Who Da You Truit Moke Room Par Daddy Brighter Day Amarlcan tuadataad gecrat Storm Hdga of Nlgkt Here's Hollywood • (retook Hgvlo Uadla W all Papaya Playksaba W orld o f W aale r Rla Tin Tin Sal** Gulden ng has become ■ fis!il ground seem s forever dry and The vacation trip yon took not between you and the bug), xad no thirsty. so very loag ago satins a long matter how muen yo-i water, the You have d a ji or thinking that way hack. if you bear the quev ion “ What You are tn and out of your ear can I d o?” Just one more time so many times oadi day ehsuf* you'll scream . Amt it h si become feuring children hers sod Utrr* harder and harder to keep your that there saver teams to bo any voice low and rca'onsble when time for yourself. B y C A R O L JKrttON you a n called on to settle a child­ You begin to woodor wfcbt Is Executive Board member) of ish squabble. the matter with you. the Greater Chuluota Community Y ou have plenty of clothes In No.hing is the matter with yon Club, at their September m ietlnf. your elostt but when you really esceot that It la tho and of sur* elected George Boulden president want lo look your best every mer. It happens that way ovary to replace .Mary Spaih who h si dress you try on looks a bit year—doeso’t It, in the last wash* moved to Orlando. Gene Runyon limp and dispirited. before thi youngsters go hack to w as named lo the vice preildent'i The Hits o f things that need school, before the beat wave office. lo be done teem s to grow longer finally breaks, before the etatt no Rirtter how many you knock Both o fficia l) will serve the of fall activities? unexplred terms until regular off each week. So it's nothing to worry about There are a lot of things you elections for a new slate of o f­ at all. There's nothing wrunt ficers are held at the Or.. IT should d o around the bouse Uut with you that tho beglwiag af R general meeting of the o r g in lu - you keep putting off. new aeison won't cure. lion. The d a y i seem long and a lit.Us tno much alike. 1 I v n v I i t R f ) u IUL IN 1 H tA U It B y CAROL JFPSOV Representatives o f the various Chuluota clubs will m eet at 8 p. m. Friday In the Community Building to begin planning the •jn u il Chuluota Halloween Car­ nival. Ray Pents ami Gene Runyon have been appointed by the Com -, muntty Club tA rcutlve Board as chairmen o f the event. PHONE FA M i l l Enda Toni to * 7:1 J * 11:15 OPEN 11:45 TO DAY TH RU PAT. DOUBLE P K A T U U “ COMANCHE*’ Dana Andrew* - Color Plug At 9:00 Only “ I W AN T TO LIVE” Suxan Hayward FBI. A SAT. ll.O t PE R CARLOAD P A IN T N O W I BIG FEATURES p a y later: NO CASH NEEDED Up T o 36 Months To PRy ” 5 Guns To Tombstone” N o. 1 At 7:39 Only Jameo Brown Other hum* repair* TV RENTAL Seminole T V N o. t At 9:00 Only Stay be Included “ Honey moon Much ln«” F R E E ESTIMATES Bteva Mcttueen * Color CALL No. 1 At 11:00 (inly “ Midnight Lace” Doris Day • Color Sherwin-Williams B e r n * O i r Tuba Checker WA S-4SM 117 MaiRolla Avg. Q U A L IT Y HOM ES Ono o f *¥ 3 models (hat <an bo seen ml LINCOLN HEIGHTS 9 n v ib i& YOU TO LO NDO N $59.00 PER M O . F.H.A. filahm ai Ylobh in Hy n oc- H EIG H TS ft Lincoln The Ford family In shown being welcomed b y Lee Jackson, Clarence Noble other owners in Lincoln Height*. Owner PLUI FA M U 1 LIN C O LN Home «P E P E " starts Chuluota To Plan Halloween Event Barrka MM Sanford Avo, ^ Ruthmhisi |Boutden President O f Chuluota Club FRIDAY P. M. n«*s* t I t . 4b (l> Caplate E a s t area *71 IX'*oth*r and Maw* (XI Countdown N*w# (*i Today H i Whit* Hunter ■4) Romper Boom H i K l r l g . n Ktpera *31 Robin Rond D l lu ng Dong School t l i Cantral Florida Non* anj Interview* O* My Lltll* Marti* t i l Say TThah i l l I Love Lucy |)» Trouble With Father 111 Play f e u r Hunch ( I ) Video Villa** i l l Price la Rigor 111 Double Expoaur* ()> Gal* storm Show H i Concantrstloa (It Surprla* Pochaga III l-ovo That Bob , ll> Truth ar Coaa* 4U«nc*a ID Lav* of Lllo ( ! ) Camouflage I) IX II H i II:* 1 III l-ta ( I ) (I) ( I I S h a w r a ia ( I) C h ia n t i •Ml tl *1 1.11 ( I I d u n d l n o o r ( I I B a c h e lo r P a th o r , I I I T w o r*c o » W ool 1:11 ( S l G r a a l U h o i l dtorloo ( I ) T h o L’ o lo u e h o b U o ( M l (tl O ro u rh o M a n ( I I At T h # S o u rc e 11:1# C l M l k * Ito n u n o r C i tiiioul* 111 * lltll Legal Notice ON MOTION BT COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS. SECONDED BT COM* MIMSIONBK AVERT, THE FOL­ LOWING KESOLUTION WAS UN* ANIMOUSLT ADOPTED A T THE REOULAR MEETING OP THE BOARD O P COUWTT COM MC* OP SEMINOLE COUNTT. • SIGNERS FLORIDA ON SEPT. I, A. D. I l l t l WIIRREAS, tho Board o f Coun* t r Commlulonaro la and for Sami* nolo County, PI or Ido, dotm It ■tettaary to fix tha koundarlta o f (ho rotptetlro County Commli* alontra’ dlttrleta In oatd County In accordance with Chapter 111, Ftar* Ida Btatutea, and WHEREAS, tba Board o f County Commiailoners o f Semlnola Coun­ ty. Florida, It dtalrou* o f com­ plying with Chapter 111. Plorlda Btatutea, And by tba adoption at thlo Reaelutton rhanaa and aalab* • llab the raapactlra County Cam* miielontra' dlatrlota tn aotd Coun­ ty , NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE ­ SOLVED by tho Board of County Commlaalonare In and for Kami* note County, Plorlda, In regular Oration thla data, that aald Hoard doaa hereby chanaa tha County Comnilialontra' dlatrlcta. Dletrlctt 1 through I Incluatra, aa ahown by Exhibit* A. It. C, D. and B at­ tached hereto and made a part of thla Raaoluttan, each Exhibit ao. eurattly daxcrlblnp the daaerlptloa 9 o f tha County Conuilaoloaara’ dla­ trlcta aa ahown i t tho top o f tha papa o f each Exhibit, and UK IT PUIITIIKR RESOLVED that a certified copy of thla ll**»lutlon and tha Kxhlblta run* txtnlnu tha accurate deecrlptlane of tech dlttrlct ahall be published In Tha Sanford Herald once a weak for four conxecutlre w»*k», auch publication* Id eommtnca aa aeon aa practicable, and BK IT PCHTtlER RESOLVED that a cartlfltd copy of tbla P.eao* lutlon and tha attached Eililblta m ahall ba furnlahad tho Sacrotary o f Stott forthwith complylna with Chapter l it . 91. Florida Statutaa, •*d BE IT FU RTHER RESOLVED that thla Raaoluttcn and the at­ tached Eihlt.ua A throuah K ahall ha aprtad upon tba Mlnutee of the Board of County Commlaalonera in and for Seminole County, Florida, and HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that thlo llaaolutlon ahall become effective Immediately, UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED thla of Sept., A. D. 1)11. • |th day J, C. Iluteblion, Chairman, Hoard of County Commlialonara In and for Seminole County, Florida. ATTEST: Arthur II. Heekwith. Jr., Clerk Hoard of County Commltelonere In and for Semlnola County, Florida. a a Oth Jhe Ottoman : Television Tonight a FREE FISH FRY H eight* -y.-^ irfywwr'vW Marshall - Hollowly • HRICK CONSTRUCTION • CONCRETE • 3 • Wi • SPACIOUS D RIVEW AYS BEDROOM BATH LIVING *• EASY TERMS • BEST HOME • QUALITY AREA VALUE CONSTRUCTION Sunday, Sept. 17th 2 :3 0 p.m . 'Til DIRECTIONS: turn left on Grapeville Avc. follow the signs to Lincoln H eig h t! T j ■jy �\ im m u r n M EET Ed v ia D. Hunt baa earned me** bank!* “T H E GANG Serve You — to the "100 Club," aa or- ■animation o f uutatandlng men la Tli* Fuaiture Center ha* recently undertone important organizational chargee . . . . Several old W end* jron Lincoln, lfcrru ry and Comet deal* •rahlpe, Georg* P. Hoatagnet, have kaown and truated for y e a n are bo w aaaoeiated with the fir m . . . . D rop la aaytim el Yon are cordially lavlted to atop for a viait and renew aid acqnaiataaeea. JackeonvIUe dletrlet ealee manag­ er fo r Liaeeln-Merrary Dlvlalon, announced today. Hunt la a member o f the aalca ataff of Hunt Llneoln-Merrury, l a c , Sanford. Hla aalca proficiency baa earned him apecial recognition from the Llucoln-Mertury Salta Council. ' coln-Mvrcury fo r 10 year*. Two Represent Area At Meet C h e s t e r <ck*ek) M u s e Dorothy Stapleton Ura. Kathleen Reynold* and Mra. Peggy Kuhn repreaented the Democratic Women’* Club o f San­ fo rd at the recent meeting o f tho Democratic Women'* Club o f the Fifth Congreaalonal Diatrict, held in Orlando. Delegate* diacuMed the propoa•d amendment* to the organic*, tlon'a atite eunitltution, which w ill be voted on at tha etatn con . vention meet In Clearwater in Oc­ tober. The local repreaenUUvea an­ nounced the teetimonlal dinner to bo held here fur Congrraeman Syd llerlong, on October 11. in the Sanford Civic Center, iponiored jointly by tha Democratic Wom­ an'* Club and the Democratic Exe­ cutive Committee. Advance ticket* are now on eale and may bo procured from Mr*. W. A. Reynold*, 24211 Willow Ave. In Sanford or M rc Elton Bennett In Canaellierry. FBI. AND spectacular lin n ! and l - 5 ” x7" SA T. Terrific eavinge la every, department! lt’a* a 2-day aavlnga party to Introduce you to mar aoweat New cuatomer* are especially Invited to come in browar, meet our salesmen, and learn about our many customer services! PO RTR AIT Buy With Confidence The Nome Brands You N ONLY Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Y our I\ Simmon* LEONARDS STUDIO WITH OVER 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN CHILD PHOTOGRAPHY GIVES 1 POSES TO CHOOSE FROM AG E S-TH R U Dnystrom Kelvlnalor Herklino 5 YEARS Bernhardt F R ID A Y - Iowa and eastern Kansas have tho greatest number of turnadoes, with about It per square mile an* Dually, uLCtitding to Encyclopedia Britannica. SEPTEM BER 15th SATURDAY SEPTEM BER 16th Admiral Stralolounger Bruyhil] Baouell Y augha Deena Zenith Sparta LIV IN G ROOM BEDROOM SU ITES D IN IN G Ud r To JsL $ C ilOXi. J A ftO l v V /O * I Sandraa Kimberly Peterson Salmanaon Hickory VALUES ROOM SUITES PRICES REDUCED In Every Department SAVE Armstrong Sunbeam Hopkins English Headlea Baumritter D ELIV ER S tssn&M l e THE STORE Cavalier Plus Many More Famous Manufacturers S e a the revolutionary FREE Door Prizes Largo It s l| PORTRAIT for tho lucky child FAMOUS TABLES B E D D IN G AND FLOOR LAMPS C O V E R IN G S OIL HOME HEATER r that now g in s you * O PEN EASY F R ID A Y TERM S we do our own financing ti li 1 1 li E V E N IN G S T IL 9 P. M 1100 French Ave SANFORD, FLA SUPER F100RHUT m s it nowl FREE D E L IV E R Y Genuine Redwood LAWN SET Table and 2 Bench** fo r tho lackj adult Drawing — Bat., S ep t I I at 1:00 P. M. You Do Not Have Ta B* Praaeat T* W ia �LIBRARY FACILITIES play an important part in the program’s Project Group periods where Barbara Bryant, shown checking out a book with Mrs. Roberta Richards, librarian, will receiva individual attention In small group discussions with hpr te a c h e r (Herald Photo) SIXTH GRADE Instructor Airs. Irene Kin?* finds use of film strips and projector really "gets the idea es­ tablished” in young and questioning minds. (Herald Photo) (Eh? MUSICAL TRAINING Is included in the schedule. Here Mrs. Alary Fran­ ces Holton, teacher, leads an informal and relaxing vocal session. (Herald Photo) Sbntlft COUNTY NEWS Sswrinok Ohm fcdiiion THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1961 Seminole Chuluofa Barbecue Lake M ary Seniors Democratic Women Sells 475 Dinners To Organize Club Now College Freshmen PAGE 13 E D ITO R IAL COMMENT Where Were They? Whnt do residents o f the Luke Mary area find to By CAROL JEPSON do that la of such compelling interest on the first The Labor Day Chicken Bar­ Thursday nijtht of euch mouth from September through becue sponsored by Chuluota By FRANCKS WKSTKR Daytona Beach Junior College. Alay ? American Legion Post !23 to raise Mrs. Hope Ben,Hit. district \ Among Lake Mar; members of Dolores plans a major in ele­ Last Thursday night the Luke Mnry Chamber o f funds for the organization's new vice president of the Seminole the 19*11 Seminole High Graduat­ mentary education and hopes to Post home was a tremendous Commerce, which has the distinction of being the oldest County Democratic Women's ing Class entering colleges this SKILL TEACHER Airs. Shirley Stuart looks over work­ such organization in the state, began, or attempted to complete her studies at Florida success, chairm an C. R. Penlz book with Airs. Alargaret .McClure, skill teacher's nide. Club in d delegate-at-large of the month are Susan Tallman who begin, its 39th year's work. • Presbyterian. Myrna will choose has reported. (Herald Photo) state organization, reported today wilt attend the University of Flor­ Advance notices of the meeting were sent by the Officials estimated that at her field of fuiure work after Chamber secretary to ihe membership, which is to say that a South Seminole Demo­ ida where she expects to major more consideration. lcgxt 473 dinners were served he in languages and Myrna Williams the least, an infinitesimal representation of the area’s tween tlie hours of It a. m. and cratic Women's Club is scheduled Both girls left Sunday for the and Dolores Kirsrh who arc at registered voters, much less its population. Announce­ S p. m. at the Community lluuse for official organization in Octo­ Daytona Y.W.C.A. where they ments also were published in the locnl newspapers. picnic grounds and the Dessert ber. wilt live white attending classes Booth. iujiM j,rd by lad.es of the SIX PERSONS CAM E............ .Mrs. Bennett, Mho will be acting whirls convened this week. Community Church, was sold Lack of attendance can't be attributed to member­ president of the Siuih Seminole Joy Wester t* at Florida Pres­ out completely hy mid-afternoon. ship fees, One night at the movie would cost an in­ byterian where classes openrd group, announced plans for form ­ Proceeds from the pies, cakes dividual more than his ontire annual C of C dues. And Sept. 1 and plant to major in ing the new club at a luncheon and cookies sold went Into a this is the organization which, with nid through per. science and education. meeting of the Fifth District building fund for the proposed aonal contributions of its members, is sponsoring B o y Council in' Orlando Saturday. Curtis Green. Don Coleman and new church unit. Scout Troop 242, one of the largest in Central Florida l!y ATLANTA McGINNIS Carl and Gini Stubbings will be Coming up also for lengthy dis­ I'entz has expressed Ills appro with an enviable reputation for its accomplishments. Tlic Catholic Women's Guitd at the U. of Fla. where Curtis cussion at the luncheon were pro­ cialion to all person* who worked Since Lake Alary is unincorporated, the Chamber posed revisions to the cluh con­ of the Altamonte Springs St. and Don. both to major in e lec­ so diligently preparing for and could serve, as its officials desire it to do, not only ns a stitution which will hr consider­ M a r)-Magdalen Church was hos­ trical engineering, will be room­ serving the meal at this outstand voice for the area’s businesses but for its people ns well. ed at Oh annual stale convention tess at a tra held last (mutiny mates. mg community event. from 1 p m. until 5 p in in the The next meeting will tie held in the Chamber Hnll scheduled for Oct. 5 through Oct, Carl, who is attending on a 7 in Clearwater, Mrs. Bennett school Inuldtng under the d irec­ Sears-iloehtitk Agricultural schol­ on Thursday, Oct. 5 . . . . wouldn’t it speak well o f Lnko tion of Mrs. Peter Gill, chairman arship, plans to work Inwards a said. Alary if we could report, ns we did a few short years ngo, hotany major while Gini will be Seminole County women at of the event. “ the hull was filled for the Lake Alary Chamber of Com­ Special appreciation, Mrs. Gill employed in the school'* person­ tending the District Council, in merce meeting?" addition to Mrs. Bennett, included says, ha- been extended members nel offices this term. Richard Scott it commuting to Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, presi­ of the Guild's Ways and Means dent of the Seminole group; Mrs. Committee who handled invi.u- UJC for preliminaries to becom ­ By J IN K CAS.XKI.BKRHY Nance Russell, committeewoman; lions to tins tea attended by 210 ing a physical cduvatton instruc­ Iron Willson of Casselberry, tor ami Bobby Lankford is a chairman of Ihe Seminole Coun Mrs. Peggy Kuhn, vice president women of the area at large and Mrs. Lucille Mu!- Mrs. Hrently Henderson arrang­ pre med student at nearby Stet­ ty Republican Committee who is FIFTH GRADE Instructor Don Hasley finds the audio­ laney, county district 1 vice es! the serving tahle centerpiece son. conducting a fund raising drive visual machine a valuable instrument in teaching the using a combination of red glacis president. reports that he anticipates his large block sessions. (H e ra ld Photo) and, gold mums. Refreshments party will have candidates run­ were prepared and served under ning fur vminty offices in all the direction of Mrs. Ann Burfuture elections .Seminole County Farm Bureau duted to begin at I p. m. In the gan, chairman of the committee, He has just returned from a member* will hear at their Sept. Sanford Junior High Agricultural with assistance from other m em ­ week's combination business and 19 mectlnz, a panel discussion on Simp, formerly the Seminole High bers including Mines, Grate Ly­ vacation trip to Central New York FFA building. "W ater Control: its elfeet upon ons, Kitty Totaro, G lad)s GlasLoroian Realty, headed by where he visited relatives. Farm Bureau official* have in­ the future of Seminole County.” son, Mary Kacar. Veronica Mai- l.ongwood Mayor Al Lormann, is While there he inspected the vited all interested person* to Panel members will be Ren etcs.o and Kllen Oliver. Art work Ihe new sales represent alive for Vernon Down* Racing Plant at attend the program which they on all name card* was done by the Howell Park housing develop­ Vernon. N, Y . where he saw Wiggins, mil ron*cr*allon lechnireport ha* been prepared to In­ i an; M. L. Cullcm, farmer; Mrs. Gloria Both men. ment which was opened two many of the harness horses that form the people o f Seminole John Krider. Chamber of Com ­ years ago by Heftier Construc­ winter at Seminole Raceway in County on the vitally important merce manager; Gen. J. (’ . aclton. tion Co question, "How important ia w a­ County Commission He aim visited several of the Hutchison, tuirmann, a rommissioner of ter tn you?” chairman and Joe Baker, mayor the Seminole County Housing area's shopping centers including Following the panel discussion, of Sanford. Authority, will handle sales of the Cross County Center al Yon­ County Agent Cecil Tucker will A covered dish supper at 7 p.m. Fr. Hubert J Reason of the humes as well as some loo resi­ kers. considered to be one of show a special movie on “ Fall­ the largest in the slate, while will precede the program ache- out and Agriculture,” an InlerSt. Mary - Magdalen Catholic dential lots in Howell Park. Ills firm also has opened a looking for Ides* applicable to Church in Aliamon e Springs r e ­ esiing and important film show­ ports Cut Its students are at­ branch office at Cape Cora), a the new facility to be built in ing, in brief, some o f the thing* tending the church's parochial Fort Myers area housing deve­ Casselberry. that farmers and others will he school for grades one through lopment, Lormann said today. confronted with should the county Sales representatives of the four. fare radio active fallout.” include Karl Zi tw II. Al The first units of the church firm Unfortunately, Tucker says, PLAYGROUND EXERCISE under th e s u p e r v is io n of Mrs. Roberta Rich­ and school are located on Mait­ Szawenbergcr Sept, 19 is the only date on which Cliff Shumway, By MONA GR INSTEAD ards brings a 3 0 -m in u te change o f p a ce in th e d a y ’s study’. land A te. just south of the Alta­ Henry Connell and Clarence An Arthur H. Rhodes, North Orlan the film will be available for hi* Th« Clinic Mothers o f South (Herald Photo) monte Spring, buMne.s district. derion. do Civil Defense director, today use in some months. Seminole Elementary school will meet for coffee at 9:30 e. m. in reminded resident* o f the com ­ the Teacher's Lounge next W ed­ munity that today will be the last opportunity for joining classes of nesday. All mothers o f itudeul* attend­ the Persona! Survival Course be­ ing South Seminole who sre inter- ing conducted by Instructar Tom By JANE CASSELBERRY ' e»ted in clinic work ate especially Richey. The building fund o f Cassel­ Meeting* are scheduled for T tice. Grade* one through four, takes place until 9.30 a. m. He half-hour later he reports back village* ami re*car*h material j,ivtt<*i| to attend the meeting in • By ATLANTA McGINNIS berry VFW Post *207 was bene(Thla new* feature on the on double tessious. are running then is dismissed from the skill to his homeroom or skill room for and art and music are heing in- j ba<litiurx to those mothers who al- p m. in Ihe Village Hall and filled by more than $100 front imoothly and fifth and *i*th group and reports to the auditor­ an hour-an-a-halt for spelling and rorporated new leaching ayiiem being u*ed in both the large ,,.a,jy have volunteered their eerv- those attending, in order to re- tha large number of residenti e c u * their certificate, must be |CM In the fifth and *i*tb grade* at grader* are enjoying a modified ium for the large block session language arts study. Then lie goes block and follow-up session*. coming lo enjoy the chicken ba r. present for i t least three of the version of the Stoddard Educa- This includes an audio-visual and out lo the playground fur 30 mm Sixth graders, who are taught ___________________ Altamonte Filamentary School becue dinner served by m em ber! four classes. lecture type presentation of so­ tionai Television Plan winch in­ Ute* of physical education direct­ hy Mr*. Irene King, follow a has been prepared to better o f Ihe organization at the W om­ Rhode* alio reminded that a acquaint parent* of ill Undent* clude* six skill or small clas»- cial studies, science and health ed by Mrs. Roberta Richard* similar program with the only en'* Club Sunday, Ralph Moore, first a d etas* will open at T;30 audio-v iv ual machine* ami Aide* Mrs. Marge Mi Glut* change being one in irhcdole. involved with technique* and rooni group* that concentrate on Various publicity chairman, reported to­ p. m. Monday in tha village hallthe “ 3 R‘ s” or, more specifically, and method* used already have and Mrs. Atlanta McGinnis. Faculty members involved in equipment uved (or the ela»*e*. day. From 1:30 p in. until 2:3u p in. the Large Block Him meet re­•j Submitted by Don Hasley, fifth reading, lenguage art*, spelling proven a successful means of en­ A. B. Peterson Sr,. Seminole Ha nrge* all eligible veteran* joyable learning and films, film­ our student is back in Ihe audi- gularly to cotreiate their ideas to County civil defen-e director, will and arithmetic. g lid e teacher, al the rrquett of to support the local organization In order to get a more complete strips and tape recordings have tortum for the Project Group witlij order to insure complete rd u ca -; speak on the I'D program and. % Principal George Dabba, the in it* effort to build a Post Home picture, let us follow one of been brought forth to assist in the large block teacher. This p ro -1 turn and character development need* at the Women's Club irC following account fully explains on Jasmin* Rd. and advise* that llas’. ey's fifth graders through stimulating the student interest. jeet period is used for reiaforc of each individual student. Ca**elberr> at a p m. Thursday ! atypical day of the student un­ at present meetings ir e held on Results have shown that "A pic­ mg the morning pre-cniation and, Skill teachert for the fifth and; the school day. Mrs Irene March, president of der the »y»lem for which 1 am By ATLANTA McGINNIS the second and fourth Tuesdays Ha reports to his skill classroom ture is worth a thousand words.” enrichment of subject matter by sixth grader* are Mr*. Helen the VFW Pod 1207 Auxiliary one of the Teacher'* Aide*.) L>.dr. K. M. Sandon of the San­ of aach month at S p.m. in tha • • • Back to our fifth grader who us* of sm all group dtscusstun and Leinhart, Jams* Moseley. Mrs. which It sponsoring the meeting, ford Naval Air Station will speak at 9 a. rn. where the roll t* call­ Women's Club on Overbrook Dr. library work andi Shirley Stuart, Mia* Eleanor urges all resident* of the area on atomic warfare and survival Principal George Dabb* L lead­ ed and the devotion conducted. at It a. m. goes to the cafetor- clarification Meetings of tha Auxiliary, ha | Schultz, Mrs. Kloise Hall and Mias (o take advantage o f this oppor­ it I p. m. Monday at the Flori­ said, are held there on the se­ ing hi* ichool m It* experimental Generally speaking, the teaching ium for one of the well-balanced other related activities. The children are in the pro- Anna Bandy. Mrs. Mary France* tunity to hear Ihe county dir­ da Power Corp. Club House at cond and fourth Thursdays o f “ Stoddard Plan Grouping” which of reading and arithmetic, along meats prepared under lupervirion ector. is proving to be a tu cceiifu l prac­ wuh the Decenary drill work, ( of Mr*. Katherine Grimm. A , m w of developing maps, Ind.anjHoUen ia u.« music lostrucior. Bear Lake. each month. Large Attendance At Catholic lea Republican Official Expects Two-Party County Elections County Farm Bureau To Hear Panel Talk Lormann Realty To Handle Sales In Howell Park Catholic School Enrolls 169 Pupils Clinic Mothers Plan Coffee Rhodes Reminds Village Residents Of C D Course VFW Post Adds To Building Fund New Teaching Method Is Successful Practice In Altamonte C D Meeting Set In Casselberry i Bear Lake Area To Hear Sandon j �\ P i f t 14—T h u r s .S tp t 14, %l i t r a 8« b. . it > AlW AvS SAYS 8 0 ON Y O _* MOtSJtO nro€T9, s H ER ALD Classified A ds Bring Fast Results . ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundqulst, A itoe. | FA MSS1 Atlantic Bank Bldg/ REN T A BED Rollaway, Hospital k Baby Bods B y Day. Week, o r Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA M i ll 111 W. 1st S t Office MUST SACRIFICE • room bouia duo to transfer, f t t month, toa M ayfair Clrclo, Country Club Manor. 204 W . F ir*! LARGE furnished apartment up­ stairs, S bedroom s, I blocks from downtown, ISO. FA HPT1. HOWELL PARK I • Bedroom , air-coodiUootd, M i ­ tral beat, m aay deluxe extras. Sanford’ s preferred location. 113,100. and up, FHA 1300 Down, V A No Mooey Down. N ot too many available. One m ile Bast of 1T-M s o m . know BARGAIN: 3 . bedroom, screened patio, carport, store and refriFern Park TE 1-1707 ■orator, excellent condition. L eu than IfT monthly. Best offer. 110 Cortes Ave. North Orlsndo. LO RM AN N REALTY TE M 3T I 1 NICELY furnished apartment, prlra PA 2-3303. YOU SHOULD TRY TO DEVELOP'OUtt eX T K A & H K X Y PEJ3C£PTION,YANCLY.. ir tt A u y b a a ^ / TAkETMMMANNEXTTOME, FOR INSTANCE... OUTTSAROLV CALM, Y E T 1 5 E N 6 E A FIERCE AN TA 60N I5M B O IL IN 6 WITHIN HIM. TVtiRC G O tS M V B U S " IT L L BE A MALF-MOUR B E FO R E A N O TH ER YUrvltS ALUNU ,--- s r u . NEVER FINISH A LL T H IS VuOOW B V Q U IT T IN G T IM E , AND . BLON DIE'S H A V IN G S T E A K FOR SU PP ER r I DOtfT KNOW WHAT6 COT HIM 6 0 MAO BUT I CAN FEEL THE YfOLENT ANGER BUILDING UPIN6I0E HIM. y o u ' r e a n h o u r LATE r A N D YOUR STCAK Y w 19 StUINfO ____ _ WELL,YOU FOUND OUT WHAT WA6 MAKING HIM MAQ..MXI W£RE6TANOlN(eON H » CORN. *"1 1 a LIFE IS J U S T ONE BIG G A M E . OF B E A T r — CLOCKy J V lC rV A SLV HOME for fr 'T ^ iam t'.j. 'g luW H W f S H i s . u a term s. Phono NO 1-324!. RAVENNA PARK: IMO down. M3 IF YOU HAVE A DRINKING 3-BEDROOM house, unfurnished, 'month. 3-Bodreom, 3 bath PROBLEM contact Alcoholics North Orlando Home*. PA 2-0313 h om e, built-isa stainless steel Anonymous, Pb. FA 2-1343, tan GE kitchen, Dlepossl, veniilan SMALL furnished apartment, with ford. blinds, double carport*, fenced lights and water, for one o r two backyard, com er lot. I N Tom* people. Adulta only. >33 per pie D r. FA >-1*43. month. 101 E. llth Street. PIANO LESSONS. FA 2-1032, CLEAN furnished downstairs LEAVINQ, MUST SELL 3 bodroom , 1 bath, largo living room, apartment, water and garage d ia log room , largo kitchen, furnished. Lloyd Swain, Phone TWO bedroom bouse, kitchen Florida m om , patio, fsaetd FA 2-1334. equipped. Call FA 3-3«31. backyard, treat. Excellent con­ 3 OR 4 bedroom furnished bunga­ dition. Can be soon anytime. WELAKA APARTM ENTS rooms low d o s t to public A paroch­ Ravenna Park, 303 Tangerine private baths, l i t W. First St. ial schools. 113 So. Laurel Ave, D r. FA 3-4703. • FURNISHED apartments, down­ 2-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped, town location. Phone for appoint­ 2330 Palmetto. After 3:30, Ph. ment, FA 2-3123 day or FA 2-3371. FA 2-3343 night, SLEEPING room . 1020 So. Myrtle Ave. FA 2-7106. • BEDROOM unfurnished bouse In Lake Mary. FA 2-644>. DESIRABLE furnished o r untunr Ishcd apartment. FA 2-2900. SLEEPING ROOMS—The Gables 401 Magnolia. Pb. FA 2-0720. - BEDROOM furnished sportmeat, 601 Palmetto Ave. Pb FA 2-1374 after 6:00 p. m. ' OKSW-itr > '■R DOWN Mor, asset t AIL T)f c a p y SSCAPES', y bedroom bath. Pb SAN LANTA APARTMENTS: Nice large apartmcnU, 404 E. 14th SL Phono FA 2-4262. BEDROOM unfurnished house 26 Escam bia. Ph. FA 2-0274 Z I k ir A g e n c y k NEW CB home. Low down pay­ ment. $61 per month, tan in­ cluded; for rent 973. 1700 W. 3rd. Pb. FA 2-3373. CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. Rent or Sale. Reasonable. Call evamngs. FA 2-1397. ASSOCIATES PARK RIDGE EQUITY. Swimm ln( and boatlnf. 3-Bedroom, Its bath, separate d ln in i room. 1350 buys m y equity, hate overseas orders. Available Oct. 1st. 107 Lake Minnie Dr. p i f PA 2-0330. Wo Don’t Want E V ERY BO D Y* Business, Just YOURS. FARM ER’ S AGENCY N. V . Farmer, Realtor 2413 S. Park A vt. Pb. FA 2-3221 After houra FA 2-3012 o r FA 2-02SI UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom house, 413 Camellia Court. FA 2-5610. GENTLEMAN for room board. Pb. FA 2-0914. RAVEN N A PARK C O U N T R Y LIVING 3-bedroom bouse • better than an acre o f land . 3-Bedroom house and 2 bedroom houae on 19 teres o f land 12 lota in Bookertown Geneva 2312 Eve. Orlando GA 2-6191 BOB CRUMLEY AGENCY Bob Crumley, Realtor - R. L. Sloan, Associate PA 2-0375 Sanf 1. ATTRACTIVE 3 B R „ tile bath homo, coaplataly equipped with all appllanoea plus extras. Total Price $14,130, and M3 prr month after low down payment. See this today! 2. LOVELY 3 Bit. home, lo a d e l with all the extrae. Enclosed Florida room, patio, fenced yard, beautiful lawn. SIS.930. Low down payment. Paymenii less than rent. Stenstrom Realty HOMES LOTS ACREAGE SALES RENTALS 3-BEDROOM cement block; large 111 N. Park Ave. Phoaa FA 2-24:3 fenced In backyard with barbeLONGWOOD A R EA: 3-bedroom cue pit; >77.33 month; 303 So. 14k bath home. On school b u V Sunland Dr., Sunland Estates. line. 13 minutes from N A S . 30S W. 13th street F A 2-2737 anytime after 3 p.m. >7,900. Call FA 2-9193. PA 2-7603, Evenings FA 2-2379 2-BEDROOM houae, stove, refri­ gerator, 21" TV. >300 and taka up bouse payments >62. Phone TRADE FA 2-7761. COMFORTABLE 4 bedroom home for homo In country, with 10 HOME SEEKERS acrei or more. T o rant, least, o r buy, it will FOIt RENT pay you to chock with Stenstrom 2. 3, and 4 BEDROOM HOMES. Realty flr a t We havo the fin­ est and most up to date listings ROSA L . P A Y T O N for you to Inspect and select Rsgistared Real Estate Broker from . Wo will appreciate the 3 * BEDROOMS Pb. FA 2-1301 17.92 at Huwatha opportunity to aervo you. Helmly Realty C U IU m E N ALWAYS WELCOME AT SUN DELL MOTEL Collage available, large kitchen units, over-nights. From >80 month. SUN DELL, going So., 1 mile from Sanford, on left, llw y. 17-92. FA 2-9631. A V M Y TIDY BOOK M po r t, freckles/ XU SCD ttVOAOD TVPBWRlTERf H a w s >AT»ePOB fr.^ THis V — - IS M T A Y <303* BOOKS *** LARD, SMITH/ Y E S lcO M K B O O K V A g J J ptviewsARBaurVtrm SMALL furnished apartment for couple. Nice neighborhood. Light* and water included; >30. FA 2-7399. CLEAN 4 room furn. 611 Park. 2 FUSSY? . BEDROOM house, kitchen I equipped. Ph. FA 2-6043. m lVt BATHS Stenstrom Realty 111 N . Park A v«. . FURNISHED houses > bedroom s. Call FA 2 FA 2-2331. TRANSFERRED: Must sell 3 BR. excellent corn!. Very low down. FA 2-4122. T il Baywood Dr. U o w n .T o -E x r t h Lv P r ic t s Beautiful Lsktfranl Community On Sparkling Laka Miaase L J ? -J $11,300 to $17,100 UDIOU TALK to /Ho TACKbO L OUlNS? j.- r ba: k... soft. y -T rd LfiAVo TOWN/ TWAtXWM&gS TUS Kin u v s g . n i x u«» poms BKCITSMSUTJ N o Closing Cools A o Low I K ft Per Ae Month Principal • I n s .. Int. • Taasa 18,300 T o $0,300 FHA A Conv. Financing < ONIY 1IMC CAN GIVE DSTN' ANStVCH T> THAT, MV FRIENDS A ' O H WAX . tVI21*410 RONKS K IN P O elu eum E A SUBJECT , [ a o SCRUB IDA X ID&JQS Low Down Payment r b . FA 2-2420 3-BR, l bath house on Urge corner lot In Plnecrest. Monthly >72.93 (includea everything). Reasonable down paym ent Pb. FA 2-9303 for Inform atloo. . BEDROOM unfurnished house located near new high school. FA 2-1303. SOUA M P U A A MUSTY . . . . .OLD .. ONGDALE HOM ES BEDROOM b n u v , kitchen equip ped. FA 2-3303. M« Wf IDO /AXS.„ fe a /R O O l See Our Model -llam ta — OPEN TODAY 2 ‘ i ML So. o f Sanford Turn W . on Laka Mary Bird. PH. FA 3-9370 « 1.00 DOWN No Closing* Const No F o o ltn i—To World War er Oacar M. Hxrriion Korean Veterans—3-Badroom Registered Real Estate Broker Masonry Like now — Kit1311 Palmetto Avo. Pb. PA 2-7941 cben equipped. Rid* OCALA NATIONAL rOREST by 1107 Vtrnango Wo havo the Largo lota 2 m ills wait Salt Springs. Phono PA 1-0927. key. DESIGNED FOR H APPY LIVING "W o • • • • • • S Blacks to School High 4k Dry Paved Street* Close to Shopplog Oven 4k Range Screened Florida R oom, etc. Trndi" Stemper Agency Cosy country home to beautiful L*.h Arbor. Two bedrooms, R E A L T O R -IN B U R O R full tils bath. Wood-burning firel i t N. Park place, hardwood floors. Situated Phono PA 2-6991 on spacloua corner lot. Your invitation to comfortable liv­ ing >13,430. Excellent terms. W E TRADE Stenstrom Realty Hom es by Demetree 3 • Bedrooms 2 • Baths i vvjar i t A. e Tne f BACK SOOli. CXMC. OtVIl. r oc iMmar*Nr, ow » j — ~ wtiKV WOutOhT 1 ^ * 1 . hArf CAlltO W k O v Mf.atlAT * > •LVj \AU%scfm 'fi Beautifully aad Solidly Cosatructed. Etcvllent Neighborhood, d o e * to SekooU and Bbopping. U Y P . Z E L 'L I a n d S O N S 3 Bedrooms — 1Vi G FH A ft VA FINANCING 1300 DOWN PAYMENT — $67 PER M l • Quality Cenatructioa • Clone Ta Shopping • Built U Kltchexa • Qulst Ntighborhood STENSTROM SELLING 111 Park Avn. • REALTY AGENTS pw p. Loeatad an Loeuat A v e, N, af E. 30th St. Sunshine Realty SELLING AGENTS S i l l French Avaaua P A SOU S PA M i NIGHTS . P A M i l l “ w P » r Me. Ixdudeo Princi­ pal. In tm a t, la aura art. �Hold tip Your lu tir t ftn l) f h u r s . Sept. 14. ’61— Page 15 12. Real Estate For Sale Own Sept. Sale W ith H ER ALD 22. Build • Paint . Repair SI. Poultry • fe t a • Liviatock S4. Article* CUSTOM wlndowi ft doors. Boyd’* Shop. 307 Elm. FA 2-2S18. CHIHUAHUA pupplts. FA 2-1182. Electrolux Cleaners ANIMAL HAVEN Boarding Ktnnal. German Shepherd for sale. Ph. FA 2-3732 o r FA 1-2870. Sales — Service — Supplies Ned Kindy — FA 3-8008 BONDED REPRESENTATIVE 23. Building PUtertala in. $330 For Sole GOOD W an t-A d s 30. Bouts - Motors 39 AutNMftUa* - Tracks 3-BR—ready to m ove down, $02.12 month. Terrazzo LUMBER • HARDWARE - PAINT floor*, awning windows, sliding Roofing 1837 DODGB eedan; push button FltA Loam P’ ans RABBITS fo r sale. 2830 So. Park USE our efficient Carpet Sham- 38. Traitors - Cabas** poocr FREE with purchase o f Bias* door* lo Florida room. transmission, power Herring, FREE ESTIMATES POODLE, male. 7 m o , . house Blue Lustre shampoo. Carroll's 43 ft. TRAILER. Psrk on owners Good location In Sanford. Grlf- Your Credit la Good. Up lo 2 Yri while walls, one owner, extra trained, line with children. Pb. property free, Nice s la te for Furniture. ila, Hunter ft Oiler. FA 2-8722. to P ly l clean, sacrifice—$493 City Ser­ FA 2-2247. children ft pets. $1,300. FA 2-2919 vice. MOO Orlande Dr. FA 2-3024 OPEN SATURDAY AFTXRNOO.N SAN LANTA B. EDWARDS 32. Flower* • Tree* • Shrub* 1833 FORD V*9, clean, good run­ 39 Automobiles ^ Truc h i W c r y neat 2 BR. CB home located BUILDERS SUPPLIES ning condition, $130 cash. Call at $34 Rosalia Drive. Complete­ Crepe Myrtle la bloom , all colors We Give TV Stamps 1934 CHEVROLET Bel Air Con­ T \ 2-912$. ly repainted intide and out, 903 W. 3rd S t GAAPEVTLLE NURSERY Pb. P A 2 -7 M vertible; yellow , n*w nylon top, with exteaalve remode Lor. OrapeviUe a r e . near 20th S t CHRYSLER, ltke new; new automatic transmission, 1938 24. Electrical Services Power brakes, teals, steering; whitewalls, like new condition, 32. Furaltnrt Total Price — Only $7,113. Low air rond. Witt trade Tor older $493. City Service, 2600 Or FltlGlD.MRE down payment and monthly car. 134 Mayfair Cir. FA 2-6482. Undo Drive. FA I-S024. • BIG VALUES Sales ft Service payments! This won't last! • QUICK CREDIT Home Wiring Free Estimates -• EASY TERMS A m erica's Best Brands: Conn, Sid VihIra's RandaU Ileetrle WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS O ldi, Leblanc, Ludwig and others 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 1-W13 SCHOOL BAND INSTRUMENTS BUY OR RENT NEW OR USED Stenstrom Realty 11 N. Park Ave, Phone F> 2-2IJ0 25. meu ;-!;g e v:'. ■wi|<' ’ fr*. 19. L oans MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Com mercial ft Residential W IL S O N -M A I E R Plumbing Services New and Used Furniture V I E, First St. FA 2-3422 Wall Plumbing ft Heating ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds, Day, Week, or Month FITtNITlTRE CENTER 1100 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-7933 AIR CONDITIONING 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ava. PA 24342 Uaed furniture, appliancti, toola WANTED: 1st Mortgage of $13,000 etc. Bought-Sold. Larry'a Mart. PLUMBING m or 3rd. of $3,000 on well citab313 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 Contracting ft Repairs * liahcd 13 year old builnen ft Free Estlmatea property. FA 2-9031. CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING R. L. 1U RVEY Mattress renovating. Expert Up­ 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3313 holstering. All Work Guaran­ I t . Female Help Wanted teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg 26. Radio ft Television CITY OF SANFORD Civil Ser­ Co., FA 2-2117, 1301 Sanford vice examination! to tMabllih HATCHERS TV A vt. a Cle.'k-lypNt eligible list will ft RADIO SERVICE Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick be held in the city hall at 2:00 'Dependable Guaranteed Service’ p. m. Sept. 1$, 1961. Require­ Service With The Cash. SUPER Ph. FA 2-8392 2608 W. First St. TRADING POST. FA 2-0877. ments: 21 to 43 years of age; f resident o f Seminole county for T V SERVICE within the hour. Service $2. ‘ ‘The working mans at le n t 8 months. Minimum It Pays friend." Sunshine TV, FA 2-9792 education— high school gradu­ To Use Serving Sanford, Long wood. ate; experience in typing. Lake Mary, Lake Monroe, De Some knowledge o f general o f­ The H £K A LD Bary. fice practices and procedures desired. Submit applications to Want Ada. Civil Service Examiner in City 27. Special Services Hall by Sept. IS. 1961. 3 t. Article* For Sale , STENSTROM REALTY Old Jaihton 14 ft. MOLDED plywood boat, 33 1933 STUDKBAKER Speedster, *37 Hawk engine, loaded, $393. h. p. Johnson motor, tilt trailer, Studebaker, 1933 Starlight coupe, complate ski outfit, exrellent $200. T l 9-9410. Acrora from condition, best offer. Phene Lymaa School. FA 2-8184. H O LLER S °f S A N FO R D at the lowest ratei anywhere for school bano students. Cornets, Flutes, Trumpets, Trombone*, Drums, Saxophone*, etc. Ope* Monday and Friday nites. WE DELIVER. STREEP MUSIC, 841 No. Orang*, Orlando, Phone GArden 4-2401. WHERE THRIFTY CARS AT 1938 1957 1955 1957 1950 1938 1959 1955 193.1 1935 1956 1960 1957 I95H 1960 1937 1957 1957 ONE good used refrigerator, 1920 Palmetto Avenue. DIAMOND ring, U carat, reasonabcl. Phone FA J-II23. WEAREVEK Urge round roaster with deep top ft rack. FA 2-8880 SEWING MACinNES Take up balance on zig sag sew ­ ing machine. Sold for 8109.30, balance $48.63. Call or write Sanford Sewing Center, 104 So. Park. Phono FA 2*8411. 35. Article* Wanted WILL BUY your car reguardless o f make or model. Get in touch WORK CLOTHES, boots, ahoca, with Grady Scott, Homer Little straw bate, luggage, teats, tarpa Used Car Lot, 1012 Sanfojd Army Navy Surplus, 310 San­ Avenuo. Ph. FA 2-1194. ford Ave. SEWING MACHINE SERVICE: TYPEW RITER; portable, Corona PIANO for church youth hall. Reasonable. FA 2-3913. For service an say make of Saw good condition with case. $30. log machine parts and access­ FA 2-3942. 30. Boat* • Motor* ories or Rentals call or write (o Sanford Sewing Center, 104 DEEP FR E E ZE , perfect condi Gateway To The Waierway lion. FA 2-1737. South Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-1411, Your EVINRUDE Dealer BUY REASONABLE HERE'S SEWING MACHINES 2 Singer portables, real pood, $27.3o ft $34.30. Sanford Sew lai Center, 104 So. Park. Phona FA 2-9411. FOLKS VALUES “Remember when a $1 was worth 100 cents?” %1959 PONTIAC Catalina 4-Dr FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING, H y d r o * * , tic. Power Steering and Brakes, Radio and Heater, W U t* With A Spot lens Ulus Interior, America’* T op Perform tom Car. *1 9 9 5 QUALITY PRICES W H Y ----------- C1IKV 1 Door Automatic, Air Cond. FORD Victoria V-M, Automatic ........ CADILLAC -I Door, Power and Air . FORI) Station Wagon V- 8, A u t o .... DODGE Hardtop, Overhauled ......... DODGE Station Wagon, Automatic RENAULT, A Bargain In Economy . CHEV. 4 Door Urlnlr .... CADILLAC 4 D o o r ........ ItUICK 2 Door H ardtop............................ CHEV li Ton 1’ lckup ...... ......................... CHEV Station Wagon V-8, A u t o .............. CHEV Itolslr Hardtop V- 8, A u t o ...... .... OLDS 98 4 Door 11. T-, l’ owor snd A ir .. CHEV llelair V-8, Standard T ra n * .......... FORD St. Wagon V-8, Std. Shift ............ OLDS Station Wagon V-8, Pow ir PLYMOUTH - 4 Door, 6 Cyl, Std............... ... $1095 ...... 893 ..... 995 ..... 895 ..... 695 .... 1195 ....... 595 ..... 495 ...... 595 ....... 495 ..... 495 .... 2195 .... 1095 .... 1695 .... 1795 ...... 795 .... 1195 ____ 695 1 1959 BUICK 8 8 g lavlcla Ceav. C p o, 1'owrr A ll The W ay, A Sporty Car A t A Bight Price. 1959 RAMBLER Super 4-Dr. “ O” With Autom ata Transmission. 8 ** It 1 9 Believe l l, 18,000 Aetual Milo*. $1 4 9 5 FKIGIUA1RE 17. Male Help Wanted ^ E X P E R IE N C E D salesman, good commission. Apply Box 30 e o Sanford Herald. 18. Help Wanted SHORT ORDER cook, must be experienced ft white. FA 2-97G0. 19. Situations Wanted DAY work. FA 2-2603. 'HOUSEWORK. Ph. FA 2-0648. WORK WANTED. FA 2-4018. Sales ft Service G. II. HIGH Oviedo, Fla. FO 3-3313 Days Evenings Sanford FA 2-3883 ONLY A FEW 1961 NEW CARS LEFT AT REDUCED PRICES ART BROWN FA 2-8865 Sanford, Flo. USED garden tiller and riding mower; also, used hose and soaktr hose. FA 2-8800. WELLS DRILLED PU3IPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS TWIN sofas, dinette euile, l twin All Types and Sizes bed, reclining chair, 3 girls I WILL keep small children in We Repair and Service bicycle*, after 3:00 p. m., 2323 jn y home. $1.23 a day. Ph. S T I N E Laurel Ave. FA 2-2274. Machinery and Supply Co. WANTED: babysitting in my 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-643! WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes walkers. home. FA 2-3163. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, etate FRE E DELIVERY m eats invoices, hand bills, snd WILL care for children in my Prescriptions our Specialty hom e; Ravenna Park. FA 2-0198 programs. etc. Progressive FAUST'S Rx Mfllonville Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2931— Pb. FA 2-7107 21. llcauty Salons 308 West 13th St. FACTORY TO YOU LAR-R E ’ BEAUTY SALON DO YOU NEED EXPERT LITER ALUMINUM BLINDS 2840 Hiawatha Ph. FA 2-1338 AR Y HELP? . . . an application Enclosed head, Rag-proof bottom letter that will "get the Job"; rail with plastic end*. Plastic club paper; after dinner speech; or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon high school or college theme or cords. essay on all but scientific sub­ Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. | Beauty Salon jects. Low rates. FA 3-4033, 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Walker Building evenings. 2310 Oak FA 1*7818 VOIGTLANDER Vito III, F2-33 PRINTING . . 21-Hour Service 31M camera with case, $10.00; 20rn OFF all waves fit) or over. on Xerography. Offset Printing Stereo-Raalisl F3:3 $30 00; Operator Eva Jo Wynne "Quality and Blueprinting . Flexarot twin lens 2U x 2U KATHERINE HARVEY and Service, our stock In F3:5 with case, $23; F R ElecBEAUTY SHOP t r i d e " SEMINOLE o f f s e t Ironic flash. $13. T D C slide $11 Palmetto Ph. FA 2-0134 PRINTERS, 730 W 9th St., projector 300 W, lakes 2 x 2 FA 2-2772. and 2' * U 2' * slides, with case, Air Condilluoco - TV Sum ps $10. Electric outboard motor, H ARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK '$23. Bell. NO 8-4337. |l03 So. Oak Ave FA 2-3742 T H IS BUY NOW AND SAVE Robson Sporting Goods NEW Westinghouse air condition­ FOR COMPLETE PEST 304-8-8 E. 1st. I-h. FA 2-3981 er $130. FA 2-8302. CONTROL SERVICE CALL 18' FLEETWING cruiser, fully equipped, 700 Mercury motor. Call FA 2-3939. 2nd OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT Palmetto ------- SANFORD ------ ft FA '6 0 Thunderbird 2-0711 2-Dr. Ilariliup Equipped With Everythlag Ia« e-ludiiix Air Conditioning. Power Window* ■ml Power Seat*. Supurb White Finish With Matching Red atul White Interior Trim. 31,000 Actual Local Owner Stile* . BEST BU YS! A Dawn's 22. Build • Paint - Repair ROOM -SPECIAL $1413. Fainting inside and out. Call Mr. T iik e r, FA 2-6133. Barkley A. W. Barklay Used Cara, lac. Imports ft Sports Cars Our Speciality 17-92 - Heart ef Maitland PH. MI 4-5307 Specializing In Heating and Air-Conditioning Only 2303 Oak Ave. FA 2-8321 PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING W. L. HARMON Ph. FA 2-4213 HEATING H. B. POPE CO. INC. 300 So. 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Our military, in­ dustrial and scientific positions have an overall world supremacy, not yet Impaired by Russian spec­ tacular crash program s In Spies 4 audacious behavior In diplo­ macy — but these positions are not autom atically sccurable. Aa President Kennedy eloquently ■sys, "T im s has not always been our frien d ." The matter waa wstl and wtaaty eat forth A o g . SO a t a e o n fa m e a o f Uw W et Urn Economic Associa­ tion, U n lv m it y o f Washington State. In a paper read before this group, the economist Btahri Ed­ munds, director o f marketing re­ search f o r R u gbta Aircraft Com­ pany, dwelt in d c u ll upon the in­ creased baying b y the Defense De­ partment and (be National Aero* anodes and Space Agency (N A S A ) brought about by Khrushchev's direct and deliberate crisis-making in Berlin. Without allowing himeelf to Indulge in personal theorising, D r. Edmunds makes some tailing points: Dr. Edmunds suggests that to bring the Federal budget Into long-term balance, we would here to readjust ou r national financing with a m ixture o f policies which would: Down the y e a n , ou r military spending has been related to inter­ national tensions and not to our Gross National P rod u ct In ether words, w o an a sad rearm whether o r not w e caa "a ffo rd " to do so. Unco the U SA Has no territorial o r commercial expansionist pro­ gram, requiring force o f arms, w e do not ourselves create these world tensions. They are m a t e d b y eur enemies. Today wo have an enemy o f diabolical eunnlng who conducts his w ar o f elimination against ua la every conceivable phase. Is la possible that tbs Communists cook up these Berlintype crises fo r the main purpose o f causing disruption within our seonomle system T Dr. Edmunds Writes! . ' ’There ir e those who surmise that Khrushchov really bellsvee in the Communist theory that the free market economise o f the W est can bv forced Into bank­ ruptcy. I f this view la correct, the economic offensive o f the Rua liana la much more serious than tha military th re a t These advo­ cates point out that the Soviet# would hardly taka deliberate steps to Increase our national aseurity they really meant to go to war.1 A s a direct result o f Khrush chav's Berlin policy, wo hava raised ou r military procurement and research spending to about 984.5 billion, running our total Federal budget to ISO billion for fiscal year 1002, which began last July. The moat disconcerting re­ sult Is a 95 billion deficit for '62 which, In the light o f experience, forecasts m iny triors years o f de­ ficit spending and tho lengthening spectre o f runaway, ruinous In flatlon — with tho push-button under tho Communist thumb, Is tha situation, then hopeless? No, It la not. But It calls fo r an lightened leadership which rscogtha mill 1. Stimulate private Investment and the product Ion-and-consump­ tion o f now products. L Taka in m ors Federal revenue by an Incrsasa of taxes. t . Get tha moat out o f tech mili­ tary dollar. 4. W hittle down the welfare pro­ grams. Only ths second and the fourth o f these suggestions will cause any outcry from tho American people. T exas a n onerous and omnipresent. It would taks a ma­ jo r oxamplo o f responsible self, discipline fa r Americana to taks on still g rea ter burdens. A s fo r Federal welfare, nearly everybody has a claim on it now. It la a narcotic habit which could bo brought under control only by a supremo exhibition o f willpower. T o bo speclfle, tho Kennedy Ad­ ministration haa already projected an increase o f bstwsen |10 to $15 billion a year fo r welfare spend. Ing at a time when wa era also Increasing military spending. The flva big spenders In this field are Health Assistance fo r the Aged, Aid to Education, Urban Renewal and Housing, Public Assistance fo r tho Unemployed, and Aid to Depressed Areas, Tha difference between welfare and defense spending la that we have full charge o f the first and our enemies very largely tell us what wo have to do about the sec­ ond. It la not too much to say that our economic integrity lisa In soma voluntary reconciliation o f thla stubborn contrast. HAVANA nnan u k r s il k n k v t a iiv srilitn t., riemlnnU County, Klorlda. consisting o f loading dock, twenty tIS) classrooms, administration suits, spseltl adoration room, library, ra fttorlum, general storage, boll, tr room, toilet*, sir,, and * m w j i m o h m u ll i t m i o i , hanilnol* County, f l o r ­ id*, consisting of loading dock, twsnty-slght t i l l else*room*, administration suite, student activity room, libr­ ary, homsmaklng suits, srla and crsfls room. Ihrs* (1) sclsncs classroom*, locker and shower room*. Industrial art* room*, cafstorlum, gaslist atoraga, botlsr room, toilet*, etc. On* bid lor ih* combined pro­ tects shall b* submitted and will b* received until l« :M *. m , Thursday, Hsutember 37, t i l l , al th* Wrhool Administration llulldIng, Commercial *tra*t, Sanford. Klorlda, at which Urn* and place th* bids will bs publicly opened and rsad aloud. Tha contract duuumsnta ar* In two separate sate, on* for aacli o f Ih* sbuvs-rsfersnosd projects. Drawings and sptclflealluai may ba obtained fur both projects by depositing ItSUto with Ilia Archi­ tects, Burton and Chapman, Cor­ ner First St ra ti and Utllonvlll* Avsnut, San ford, Florida, far ths trial se ts of document* obtained. Such deposit will bs ratUndad In full to each parson who returns Ih* dveuwaota In good aoudlllua within IS days alter Ih* hid open log: with osssp ltaa a* soled bolow. Additional s*t* may b* obtain­ ed s i tho coal o f l3S.ee far both project*, which ta holt refundable, (laiiersl Contractors assuring doourn.nl* and ant submitting pro poaat shall b* refunded ono-holt tha deposit upon return o f dosilmant* In good condition. A certified check ar bonk draft, payable to th* Board s f Public Instruction for Seminole ,'JUn»y. Florida. L\ S. Oovarom cot Honda, or a satisfactory bid bond esaculed by Ur* bidder and aocepteble sureIlea In an amount equal ta flva par cant o f the bid shall b* sub­ mitted with each bid. Ih* successful bidder will b# r e ­ quired to (um iak end par for satisfactory performance and pay­ ment bond tr bonds Attention I* called la tha (net that not !**a than tha minimum salartiB and w t s * * an ant forth In Ua Spaclflcatlaaa siuat bs paid « a -this project. SENSATIONAL WAREHO SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT ...S I N C E MOVING TO OUR SMALLER (though m ore convenient) WAREHOUSE DIRECTLY A T THE REAR OF OUR STORE I f you have ever moved from a big house In the country to a smalt city apartment, you’ll know what kind o f a fix we are In . . . We have too much o f everything, and too little space to put i t . . . BESIDES, WHEN THE LAST STICK OF FURNITURE W AS MOVED OUT OF THE OLD WAREHOUSE, we discovered many articles long forgotten . . . Quality furniture, still in original crates which must be SOLD A T ONCE TO MAKE ROOM FOR STORAGE , . , Now Is Your Chance To Save as you have never saved before AN D WITH MATHER'S EASY CREDIT TERMS. OPEN FRIDAYS 1 Til 9 P. M L IV IN G R O O M C L E A R A N C E ! death sentence for 14 war prisonera captured during tha ill-fated April Invasion. Tho men were accused o f coun­ ter-revolutionary crimes committsd before the Invasion attempt ranging from murder and torture to Ill-treatment o f Castro forces during the dictatorial Ilatista re­ gime. Previously, Castro had Indicated “ not more than five or s is " o f the 1,200 prisoners taken after the aborted invasion would be treated as "w ar crim inals," LA M P S Reg. 339.95, 3 Pc. BECTIONAL Foam CuMhlona, Heavy Frieze Covers Reg. 199.50, 2 Pc. LIVING ROOM SUITE Foam Cu*hions, Modern Design, Upholstered In Heavy Frieze. CURVED Rubber In Entire Star* T A B LE • FLOOR VALUES TO ITEM TREE, Including Occasional Chairs, Rst liners. Swivel Chairs, Platform Kackers, etc. and i t t h i j c i i t c l lT c o t n t o r T ill: NIVTH J t l l l i l t l , I I It C U T n r A b ii n u t t r . u m i L K toivrt, IT.IUtltlA, l l l t U K I t V 310. II M l SPIIINtlKIELD INSTITUTION KUH SAVINGS, Plaintiff, H tiCOBOL k. I.AM-, and MYRTLE LEK LANS, hi* wlf*, D IC E D A M S tjsnsral Ballrery Alsaandsr City, Alabama Tou ara h«r*by notified that a Complaint to fnrscloa* a certain mortgage ancumbtrlng th* followlo s described real proparty, to wit: Dot 3?. Ulock H. COUNTRY CDLJ HANOI!. UNIT NO. 3, according to th* plat Ihar*of *■ recorded In Pint Uouh 11. 1’ ag* loo, rut.hu record* of Samlnol* County, Florida, has tiesn Iliad against you In tli* abuva-atylad suit, and you ar* r«qulrtd to **rv* a copy * f your. Anawar or FUodlng to th* Com­ plaint on Plaintiff** attorn*!*, Atidaraon, Rush. Ward A U*an, 313 East Central Avenue, Orlando, riurtda, and 111* Ih* original An-| •war or Plaadlug In th* o lllc s of th* Clark of th* c irc u it Court on or before ths !3n d day o f Septem­ ber l i l t . If yo u fall to do so, a dscre* pro *onf*aso will b* taken -gainst you for Ih* rsllsl demanded In th* Complaint This Nolle* shall b* published one* a w**k (or four cuna*eutl«* » * * k * In tha Sanford Herald. WITNESS my hand and official ■sal o f office at lemtnol* County, Florid*, this 13ad day o f August, Others OFF CHOICE Reg. 189.95, 2 Pc. Maple Sectional, 8 Removable Cushion*. Floor Sample. Reg. 179.95, 2 Pc. Sofa Red Suite*, Sturdy, Coil Over ( i i J A No-Sag Springs. D IN E T T E S & D I N I N G R O O M S Rex. 29H. Genuine Philippine Rattun, 3 Pc. Sectional, Fun in Cushion* and Zipper Cavern. Reg. 229.95 Danish Modern 2 Pc. Sofa Bed Suite Foam Sent, Hack In Doth Sofa and Swivel Rocker. Reg. 299.50 2 Pc. Sofa lied Suite With Modern Loose Cushion Hack. Reg. 189.95 Modern Simmon* Sofa lied, Removnle Foam Cushion*, Sleep* Two. Reg. 79.95 7 Pc. Dinette* . . . With Reg. 189.20 Early American Design, 7 Pc. Maple Dining Room Suite, Plastic Top Table nnd 6 C haim Beautiful Inlaid IMaatie Top, Large Box Seat Chair*. Reg. 479.80 9 Pc. Anthjue Cherry Dining Room Suite; China Huffet, Table, *3 4 8 6 Chairs Reg. 119.95 9 Pc. Dinette . . . Large Family Size. 72” Table, 8 Matching NOT 3 - NOT 4 - Chair*. B U T 5 Pcs. Reg. 489.95 9-Pc. Mahogany Duncan Phyfe Dining Room Suite. China, Buffet, Table, 6 Chaim. *3 8 8 CuMhlon*, Long wear Frie/e Upholstery, Reversible Zipper Cushion*. 1 Group Of OCCASIONAL B E D R O O M SU IT ES R E D U C E D ! Reg. 189.50 3 Pc. Walnut lied room Suite, T ill Hcvel Mirror, A ll Hardwood Construction. B E D D IN G Iteg. 209.50 Beige Tune Mahogany 3 Pc. Bedroom Suite, Bevel Mirror, Modern Rccesa Drawer Pull*. Floor Sample TABLES A L L FAM OUS NAME BEDDING Consisting Of Sttp, Lamp, Cocktail, Drun, HuaIDjr Inneraprlng .Msltrraaca and Dux Spring*. All With Prc-built ale. Durdcrs, Air Ycnls, Side Handles, Hear}, Ticking. Vi Full, T * in. Reg. 229.95 3 Pc. Dunish Modern Bedroom Suite, Beautiful Wulnul Finish, Duniproof Center Drawer Guides Reg, 89.50 Large Double Dresner, Tilt Bevel Mirror, Plastic Top Dsfandants NOTICH o r »C IT l> W nllT litU K KOHkiCMlalHH toi o d iu m ; k . dank Utncral U s llis rj Atsiandar City, Alabama POLE YOUR Reg. 299.50 5 Pc. Curved Sectional* — Firentone Foam Th* Board o f f ub lla Instruction for Stmlnul* County, Klorlda, re­ serves Ih* righ t la reject any and/ ur all bids or lu walv* any In­ formalities In th* bidding. No bid •hall ba withdraw for n period of fifteen (11) days aub**qu*nt to Ih* opining o f hid* without th* con­ tent o f th* Hoard. Hoy K. Mann Chairman, Huard of Public Instruction for Ssmltiuls County, Florida It. T. Mllws*. H*mlnal* County suparlntsndsnt of Publln I n*l ruction and ht-OfflcIo Hacratary to tha Huard of I’ ubllo Instruction Publish Aug. 31. II * Sept. T. II. M T IiT I.K GROUP CHAIRS (U P II—T h o govern- Fidel Castro regime Is asking the LARGE Of mant press roported today that the Legal Notice a iiv K iiT is K M U T r r o n m n a Tha Hoard o r I’ ubllo Inslruollon for Hsinlnole County, florid*, will Iscslvs bids for th* Furnishing of ■It labor, materials, equipment and aarvlcas required for the c o n ­ struction of Spend Self To Defeat? MATHER r llU Death For 14? - Reg. 139.95 Grey Mahogany Double Drawer, Including & m ft e Plate (aliuut Mirror Metal Bunk Bed*, Complete With Innerapring Mull rentes, Guard Rail, and Ladder. A L L TAW N Y OAK OPEN STOCK BEDROOM For Example: Reg. 119.95. FURNITURE N0W — 0 % ° ir PLUS M A N Y , M A N Y fO O $1888-*4 9 88 Reg. 39.95 1-Drawer Chest. Center Drawer Guide*, Modern Hardware. Reg. 9538 Hay woodt-W a) kcfleld 3 Pc. Bedroom Suite, Triple Drctwer, Bookcase Bed, 5 Drawer Chest . . , For Those Who Want The Beat. m ** Save 9261. 4 Price MORE 4 Drawer Chest IA S Y We Carry And Service Our Own Accounts e m m i* ' 7 TERMS JU ST A SHORT BLOCK FROM PARKING LOT 2 IT E M S NUMEROUS TO L IST ! 2 0 3 -0 * 11(1. (BEAD) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clark o f Circuit Court By; Martha T. Vthten Deputy Clerk Publish Aug. M, II S gepD t, IS. Open Fri. ’til 9 P. M. BUY NOW AND SAVE UP TO 50%! Open Fri. ’til 9 P. M . �ft “ 1 f FO O T BALL (H I)? H ERE • T O N IG H T Shop Sanford S j m t lli Prizes. . . Bargains W EATH ER: Cloudy through Saturday. High today, 86*94. Low tonight, 70*75. VOL. 63 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1961 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 280 'Don't Threaten Us/ Kennedy Tells Reds On Berlin Crisis ■ ■ Civil Defense Bulletin WASHINGTON (C P U la ite d Conditions In MRS. JOY EVANS sits sadly on the foundation of her home at Port O’Con­ nor, Texas, after returning to the small Gulf Coast community. The foun­ dation and a bit of debris were only remnants of her home after Hurricane Carla passed through with her 150-mile-per-hour winds. 'Seek Board's O K O f Canal M onday Navy Continues Relief Job To Carla Refugees GALVESTON, Tex. (U P I )-T h e U. S. Navy brought eases of food, A request for approval o f the construction of the pro­ p o s e d Sanford-Cnnuvernl Canal will be placed before the Florida Board of Conservation at Tallahassee by the chair­ man o f the Canal Authority o f Florida, W. A. McCree, Mon­ day at 10 a. m. when the Board meets. McCree will present a resolution which was adopted lust Casselberry Board ^Member Opposed To Rale Increase Mrs. Hope Bennett of Cassel- berry advised a Jlcrsld reporter today lliat the is strongly opposed to allowing ttie Casselberry Utilas Co. to raise Its water rates the town. The company requested the town's Board of Aldermen to con­ sider granting a franchise amend­ ment permitting the raise at llie boa rd * monthly meeting Monday. Mrs. Bennett, ■ member of the board, said that ihe had checked with each community cited in the com pany's letter o( request end R e lie v e d there to be some varia­ tion in the actual ratei of each with the figure* quoted by Cassel­ berry Utilities. In sddition. she pointed out that Ihe present franchise, specifically railing for no rate increase, does not expire until 1963 and that Ihe "com pany must get approval from the slate anyway, before it can raise our water rates." t • ---------------- Martial Law Set Up In Congo LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo turn — The United Nations set up martial law in Elisabelhville O nlay and said unauthorised civil­ ians carrying weapons will be shot. U l'l Correspondent Ray Molon­ ey reported from Bancroft, North­ ern Rhodesia, that ths warning o f summary executions cam e from the UN spokesman in Elisabethville. Moloney drove 100 miles to the Rhodesian frontier from ElisaMbthvillc. where he said biller fighting raged fur the third day for control ol the Katanga capUai city. Heavy fighting continued there today and the United Nation* sent out a call fur reinforcements. Kataoga, which claims to have overrun a lio -m in strong Irish dstachment st Jsdotville, said 10 teUhmen will be executed fur t v e r y Katanga citizen executed. One battalion of Ethiopian troops was due la arrive in Elisabelhvitle this afternoon to rein­ force UN forces fighting to take over IDe Katanga capital since before dawn Wednesday. The United Nationa is try mg to arrange a prisoner exchange bofo rt the Katanga threat of re­ g n a l killing ran be earned out Monday at a matting in Orlando o f the St. Johns-lndian River Impniv.'ment Assn. Thu resolution already has this approval of u e Canal Authority. Specifically the resolution aaks fur the approval v f ths piesont' proposed alignments or any other alignment which w ill'prove feas­ ible. Approval o f the renal by the Board would open the way for ac­ quiring rights o f wny nod financ­ ing construction o f llir can id on the local and state levels, McCree said. The state then would be ask­ ed to match funds raised on the local level. When the Conservation Board gives its spprovul the Canal Au­ thority would then have rharge of the Bunfurd Canaveral Canal and alio ths Cross-Florida Canal. Final completion of the state canal system would give Sanford and Central Florida a direct, low cost waterway connection with the major Industiial a it.is In the East and Urn Mid-Continent areas. Turnpike Bond Ruling Awaiied TALLAHASSEE ( (JiM) - C.uv. Farris Bryant's push to have a northward extension ol the Flo­ rida Turnpike under way by Thanksgiving headed today lor its last big hurdle in the State Su­ preme Court. Leon County Circuit Court vali­ dated a JIM) million bond issue Thursday to finance extension ol the toll road from Die present terminus at Fort Pierce 136 miles to Wildwood. "T h e court it convinced that the bonds are valid is well as fiscally sound," said Judge W. May Walker after a day long hearing. State Road Department oificials said the validation suit would go to Ihe Supreme Court immedia­ tely. If the project wins legal approval there, they laid, con­ struction could be under way bv November. The extension would be scheduled to open in 1964 medical supplies and fresh water today to refugfes from Hurricane Carla. The aircraft carrier Shangri-La was anchored a few miles cast of Freeport, and another carrier, the Antietam, was off Matagorda Bay. Both flattops were being used as helicopter bases, sending survey teams and medical personnel a< needed to coastal coinmuni ies. T wo destroy err. and F ‘m t#ol_________________________ M a r io fr fc g « » i> * fc ^ > i food, * u I___ _______ as * " f r a t t a i motet" S c a r w s ^ tr tle t'g f Miglel'in. t e g . •till were finding victims o f the howling hurricane. The tenth known victim of two related fa m ­ ilies killed by tidewa ers preced­ ing Carla was found Thursday night. A total of 41 persons were dead or missing. Forty-five persons suffered in­ juries in Galveston Thursday when the porch of a Bed Cross chapter house collapsed. One o f the first moves by th« Navy was to send 73 cases of food to 2t*) refugees at Port Bolivar, acruss the bay from Galveston. Gov, Pries Daniel and Demo­ cratic Ken. Halph Yarbrougn toured the Island and said damage to the city was worse than they hail expected. Daniel said damage would run "several hundred million dollars" along the Texas roast. He said the limited lost ol life was "lite r ­ ally a m iracle." Yarborough said damage to Galveston was "the worst I’ ve ever seen. This is s national dis­ aster." He said he planned to make a personal report to President Kennedy upon returning to Washington. Water atill covered a large por­ tion of Texas City. A typhoid in­ oculation clinic was set up •: Freeport High School. Port Aran­ sas was placed under quarantine, and hundreds of dead cattle lit­ tered Ihe coast. They Can’t Play Waiting Game LONDON (L’ P I)— Sydney Thaln, who it 102, was preparing today to marry 73-year-old Maud Frank­ lin after a whirlwind five-week courtship. "Some people say we decided to get marTied rather quirkly," Thain said, "but wa haven't much tim e." ■ ■ Mate* today - -- TW* V « IDrop Demands, resumed eecleer testing for ths first Urns sines IMS with as sndrr■ round eiplosions is Nevada at President Asks State Blasted W W A ... JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The Florida Welfare Board, blaatin/ civil defense conditions Thursday ** “ a state and national disgrace,w told Gov. Farris Bryant It needed money to do its job and "need* it now." Board member H. Drennen Browne of Vero Beach said, "we've hemmed nnd hawed about this thing for too long. WASHINGTON (LTD — President Kennedy called on Russia today to drop her demand* that the West surrender it* right* in Berlin. He proposed realistic negotiation! look, ing toward "a mutually acceptable solution." Kennedy served flat notice the United States would not negotiate with Russia on Berlin under threat or ultimatum. Drop Polish Aid absolutely no intention vf resort­ Wa need It now, not six months lie said the United States had WASHINGTON (U P I) The administration has dropped Com­ munist Poland’s request for U.S, econom ic aid because of Increas­ ingly anti-Western statements by Polish officials on Berlin. from now." * The board esked Bryant to help W *0#W* 4 > find money to hire 12 district coordinators for civil defense even CHICAGO (U PI) — Jackson­ if it meant calling a special eeaville manufacturer Tom ley w. •ion o f the LegieUture. Rucker will preside at the 33rd The Welfare Department ie annual Natiunal Association ol responsible for regietration, feed­ Furniture Manufacturers con­ ing, clothing, housing, financial vention hers Sept. 18-19. assistance and other servicea in a national emergency. To do an adequate job in an WASHINGTON (U P I) The emergeucy, the board said, it had Senate unanimously approved to have a CD cooidlnator in each Thursday Georgs C, Young as By LARRY VERSHKI. o f the department's 12 districts to district Judge fur Northern and (Thoughts from in ex-sports Southern Florida and Emmett assist a state coordinator, which the board voted to hire in com ­ writer or. how to write a column Shelby for U S. marshal of NorlNpliance With a request by Bryant without mentioning ths County era Florida. Commission.) on Aug. IK. Board I'halrman J. 1D1 SlalliMga HONOLULU (U PI)— The goldagain • ana O g M t t l M To Happen A t Th# »* plated capsule of D iirovtrer XXX w at snared over the Pacific by an k Irtte Mouthed guy will count Air Forte cargo plane Tuesday. ____ able ta b le t o f f the official's strides after It was ll>* Untied States' four It utaly ■« aerial catch and eighth recovery I*. **M welter# sad eppropria ovary penalty. from an orbiting satellite. One lineman will pluck grate tion* committers laughed at re­ every time he crouches. quests in the DXU Legislature. One uf the girl cheerleaders will A board spokesman said one STARKE (U PI) — Authorities pull up her woolen socks before social worker's position wuuld reported Thursday a akindiver she goes into every routine. have to be dropped from the A beck who hue e clear field was killed when an air cnnipresdepartment to finance hiring o f will alip and fall whether it is dry aor exploded while he waa re­ tha state coordinator. charging oxygen bottle*. Bradford or rainy. There will be a substitute on ths County Sheriff P. D. Reddish bench wins will spend most of the identified the victim as Richard B cilc, 32, of Starke. evening pulling a slipping blanket hack on hie shoulder. At least one bottle o f house will OCALA t UPI i — Sea. Charley lie dropped and smaahetl. John* o f Starke again will take One o f the pluyere will be wear­ over the chairmanship of Hie ing a wrong number. MIAMI fU FI) Hurricane I-eglilaluie'v investigating com ­ The loud speaker announcer will Esther maintained a s t e a d y mittee when it meets here Sept. call ths wrong ball carrier and courts toward tix U.S. mainland 22. It w i* ere a ed in 193T to in­ today but its 139-mlte-an-hour correct himself by remarking: vestigate alleged Communist in­ winds still were too far away tu "W a all make mistakes." filtration of the NAACP. The Coach wilt turn from the constitute anything hut a men,nice to shipping in Ihe tropical Atlan­ field nnd look into the atiindv when n pass is missed. tic. NF.W YORK (UPI i — The New The Coach will kirk an imagin­ York Council nf the Committee The Miami Weather Bureau said there were some indications ary rock when a pass is missed. for ■ Sane Nuclear Pulley staged The coach if he It sitting on s a "p eace m arch" Thursday night weather cun li ions affecting the hurricane might change to swing chair in lion t of tha bench, will from midtown Manhattan to Ihe Either more to Ihe north, but stare at the ground, hunched over, United Nations Building. About that )l was loo early to be sure. after a score. 2.0On persons a tended a rally The hurricane, packing winds The winning coach wilt any after sponsored by the council earlier up to 130 mdes an hour around the game that Ihe losing coach did it a hotel. its ceptcr, w is located about 923 a fine job. miles east-northeast of Kan Juan i h e losing roach will say tin* Puer.o Rico, and I.H30 miles east- winning couch had his team “ up." LATTA, S. C. (U PI) - Three southeast of Miami. There will be one penalty no oils school buses collided Thursday in a chain reaction accident which understands. A substitute will warm himself left 23 children injured. No o tc up with short sprints on the side­ wa* seriously hurt, officers said. lines but never get into Die game. One o f the buses -kidded into the All during the gum# a fellow rear of another which slammed TALLAHASSEE (T FI) — A will atgue baseball with another into a third, which was discharg­ delegation from Florida Citrus ing passengers. fellow. Mutual, protesting "bullheadedA guy will drop his specs end nese" In the citrus industry, was the party sitting next to him will scheduled to appeal to the attor­ WASHINGTON I f P l ) The •tap on them. ney general's olfice today. Coast G lim l has announced plant Mutual and the Florida Citrus to replace 19 old cutters by 1970 Commission are tuning over a with longer, fad er ones powered technicality involving counting by diesel engines and gas tur­ TALLAHASSEE ( UFI) — Tour bines. The new. IlU-foot cutters votes in a referendum to deter­ mine if grapcfn.it growers want ists Hying to Florida may gel, will base helicopter landing to pay for a marketing order Florida orange juice as their wel­ decks. Each will coat about 812 designed to boost grapefruit sates come t/> the Sunshine State. t million. Rucker To Preside Senate OK’s Two Capsule Recovered 'M M Blast Kills Driver Esther Still No Menace To U. S. Johns Chairman Stage Peace March 3 Buses Collide Mutual Making Protest Today Plan New Vessel Juicy Welcome You'll Dance To The Tune O f Bargains Tonight There really will be dancing in the ntreet.i tonight, ah the well-known Starlight Promena­ de ru put on an exhibition of wentern-styte square dancing in their colorful cuxtume*, for th® benefit of the F riday Night Shopper*. The show will start at 8:30 p. m. and con­ tinue until the lirst tickets Are drawn out of the big hopper at 9:15 p. m., then r«aum« for a* long an Seminole County resident* want to stay and watch. ■ The word from Director Harold Jenkins is that the audience will be invited to join in Home of the numbers, making for a real oldfashioned fun-feat for Sanford shopper*. And it will be fun for spectator* too in the downtown a ore* us they have a chance to shop for the real fine bargain* that are being offer­ ed by th® local merchants as specials for ths Friday night chopping hours on)*Some extra-good buys are advert ued, with new merchandise on counter*, racks and dis­ played in store windows, much of the apodal sale* items aimed at the family shopping team that has quickly leurned to take advantage of the open-evenings hours. And not least in the consideration of h!io|>pera is the chance to win $10, $20, $30 or $10 of gift certificate* at the big drawing to be held ehortly after 9 p. m. when four lucky per. son* will have next week’* shopping practi­ cally for free. 4 ing to force or threats of fores but that it was prepared "to meet force witb lorce If tt It used against US." The President outlined his posi­ tion at length in identical letters handed last Wednesday at lire White House to emissaries from the recent Belgrade conference ol neutral nations. The letter was addressed to Presidents Sukarno of Indonesia and Modibo Keita of Mali. They were asked In relay it to the other participants. lire 23-uation conference Called on tire chief executive to tenter into direct negotiations with Sov­ iet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev. At the outset ot hit letter, Ken­ nedy politely but unmistakably turned down the Idea uf • quick summit conference without exten­ sive diplomatic gm m dw ork. lie said a top-level meeting mutt hav* •reasonable chance e l su c­ cess." "T h e channels of diplomacy ir e upon for Ihe exploration of con­ structive steps toward a reduction uf tension," Kennedy said. "Given a realistic approach and a sincere desire on the oilier side as well at ours to reach a mutuallyacceptable solution, we see nu reason why eventual negotiations should not he successful in coping witli Ihe present crisis." But then ht added sternly: "Huwever, we do not intend Id enter Into negotiations under ulti­ matum or threats. It is also clear that we do not propose to discus* either abdication of our responsi­ bility ur renunciation o f the modalities (or carrying out those responsibilities." While the Kennedy letter fre­ quently took a tough tine, he re­ turned repeatedly to the theme of peaceful settlement. Despite the current bleak scene in Germany, the President said, "W r believe il possible to find a solution which ran accom m odate vital interests on both sides o f the crisis." The Pres.dent referred to the langwaje nf s Joint declaration adopted by the Belgrade conferees who callrd for self-determination and independence and condemned intimidation and intervention. ★ ★ ★ West Set For Corridor Test BERLIN ( l PH—The Western Allies got set loilay lor a lest o f nerves uver rormnuniit threat* against the u-e of tile air corr.ihiM between West Germany and W eil Berlin. 1i.e I ruled Slates Thursday quickly I red oil a sharp pro ext again-d the harassment uf two American civilian airliners by 3IIG jet fighters bel.eved down by Russian pdots. The protest was delivered to th® K us-un officer in (tie Berlin air safe y center set up by four-power agreements in 1943 to regular air traffic which might interfere with Die flights in Ihe corridors. Rotary Meet Joseph Guernsey of the Or­ lando Federal Savings and Loan who recenUy returned from a tour of Europe will give Rotarianx hia impressions of the unrest and unsettled conditions in Europe at this time, when the Rotary Club meet! Monday at the Civic Center at noon. Group Probably To Say No New Courthouse Now The committee appointed early last month to study courlhou** needs will probably recom m end utilizing the present building and no new courthouse in the forseeable future, tha Herald learned today. Bill Bush, vice chairman of the committee, reported that the com tuittee should be finished in about three weeks with it* report and will probably ask the County Commission (o utilize m ore courthouse space." At Ihe present time, the com initiee is corelaling Information tket wat tom plltd by committee members after a detailed invest!, gallon of all the courthouse o ffice! and talks with department heads. Bush ssld it would be aboul three more weeks before the de­ tailed report is completed snJ ready to present to the county board. Serving on th® committee with Bush are J. H. Van Hoy, chair­ man; Richard Hanks, J. 0 . Gre­ gory. John Williams. H. B. Pope, Roy Britt, Fred Cavannaugh and Andrew Carraway. Talks Open On Note Of Caution United Press International Ths United Slates and Rusela today approached the first stage of negotiations on Berlin treading cautiously lest a false step touch off a nuclear war. Tha initial rontact wilt take place between Secretary of Stale Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Grom yko at tuc United Nation!—possibly at early as next Tuesday when thu Gen­ eral Assembly convenes. If either side had a concession to o fic r Die other which would a|. iuw a diplomatic breakthrough in the mounting crisis, it was not immudialcly evident. An effective newt blackout krp: secret l i e tic liberal ions of in# Allied foreign ministers who were working out strategy in V3ashingtun. Escapee Slain By Deputy GAINESVILLE ( UPI ) Kayniand Phillips, a lf-y csr-otd esca­ pee from tiie state training school at Marianna, d.ed today of a bullet wound suffered when an Alachua County deputy ahot him during a chase. Phillips was shot Thursday h» Gene Fsrncil at a small laka near the youth's home i t Lock Luoa* in Alachua County. Th* (toy and a companion had escaped Irom the institution Wednesday night. Herald Index Bridge Pag® * Classified ___ _ Page II) A 11 Comics __ __ -------- Page » Dear Abby . . _____ Page I Editorial ____ Pag* « t.nurtainuanl ------ Page * Lagala _ . . . _.... Pag a 9 i 111 Pus i la _______ Pag* A Society ■■■ __ . Page 4 Sp oils .... ......... --------Pag* i7 ft V Of � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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